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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, !942.
TO
THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS -- ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
JOY 11 AND
OTHER FRIVOLITY
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Festrlction of Sports Events
': Also Planned Greater
' Production Is Sought.
i 'London, March IS. (P) All
unessential motoring will disap
pear thli summer from Eng
land's roads under a new ration
ing system which will withhold
gasoline from everyone except
those proving "genuine need,"
It was officially disclosed today
as the government clamped
down on wartime frivolities
with sharp new measures to re
strict sports events.
' One spokesman said replace
ment of the present basic gas
oline ration, which allows mot
orists fuel for 200 miles of driv
ing a month, by more rigorous
controls would be gradual. He
explained the purpose of the
change was "to end pleasure
motoring for the present" and
Ultimately to -take "all unes
sential cars" off the road.
To Cut 8 port! Events
A second spokesman said re
strictions on sports events, such
as racing and boxing, also would
conserve gasoline and, further,
reduce tho number of hours lost
In vital Industries.
I . Beginning with the April
May period, supplementary gas
oline allowances will be re
duced and the purchasing power
of basic gasoline ration coupons
will be cut In half.
On July 1, the basic ration
'Will cease to exist and the only
way to get gasoline will be to
snake a specific application with
satisfactory proof that It la nec
essary. JVILLtTTACUlTY
! ALL RE-ELECTED
" Jacksonville, March IS (Spl)
All teachers of Jacksonville
public schools were re-elected
at a regular meeting of the
school board March 9. Follow
ing are the teachers re-elected:
hA. L. Beck, superintendent;
high school Warren Adams,
Mrs. A. L. Beck, Donna Kes
Tier, Leonard Patterson, Jessie
"Ruhndorf; grade school, Leon
ard Warren, principal; Raymond
Cooke, Alma Penrod, Daisy
Lewis, Mary Norvell.
- All In the faculty received an
Increase n salary. Leonard Ware-en
was contracted to drive the
Griffin Creek and Warren
'Adams the Applegate school
busses.
CCC CAMPS URGED AS
FIRE FIGHTING BASES
Washington, March IS. CP)
A group of west coast con
1 gressmen discussed today plans
to utilize 63 civilian conserva
tion corps camps in California,
I Washington, Oregon and Ari
j fona as bases from which to
; fight forest fires and prevent
sabotage In the forests.
; Chairman Hill (D., Wash.) of
a subcommittee on forests, said
he had urged that youths from
,18 to 20 years old and men
over 45, who will not be called
for army duty, be used. Hill
said forest service officials had
testified the CCC camps grad
ually were being closed and
were not up to full strength.
FRIEND OF HOOVER IN
; BOYHOOD DAYS, PASSES
Portland, March 13. W
Mrs. Matilda Clementine Gra
ham Howard, who gave sand
wiches to Herbert Hoover as a
boy and was crowned Oregon's
queen .mother at the 193S
Champoeg Pioneer festival, died
today. She would have been 98
on August 20.
She crossed the plains with
her parents, nine brothers and
sisters, to Oregon at the age of
six.
CHURCH NOTICE
Seventh tlav Adientltt
Corner Brmj and lim&
R. D- Drayton, pastor.
Ssbbatn school 10.10 . m. Classes
sndM lot all area.
Sermon U odors. Subject: "is
Thar No Balm In oitsad: la There.
Ho Physician There?" Elder H. O.
Strever. recent!)' from India. be
. speaker.
Younf People's sllulanary Volun.
seer meetlnt p. m Subject: -The
Xndeetnirtlble Word of Ood."
Home and school S p. m. at Rorue
surer academe chapel Two rums
will be shown "Arctic Thrills"' and
Camere. Trails." A small admission
charge.
Special service win be held In the
church Sunder. Mondey and Tues
dar. ( p. m. Elder A L. White from
Waehlneton. D. C . sraneUon of Mrs
X. O. White, will lecture on the Olft
of Prophet lo the church. He will
also mil Rntue surer a.-.om, d ur
ine ia week.
i Everyone Is rordlalle Invited to
attend Um services.
Home Purity Bakery
Bread and Cakes Like Mother Made
SHAMROCK CAKE FOR
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
ERE la a St. Patrick's Day cake from Betty Crocker,
the world's greatest ctke authority. Three tlavory
larers with icing in St. Patrick decorative colors.
Truly a beautiful cake, and most delicious, too.
H
Shamrock Cake 59c
Please order ahead for Tuesday
Maple Nut Cake
The spring treat la the maple sugar camps.
Toasted Cocoanut Chocolate
Cake
Three white layers with Hershey chocolate Icing, bursting
with toasted cocoanut.
Silver Slipper Cake
Three white layers with pure butter cream Icing.
Two sizes . . . . 25c, 49c
Harlequin Angel Cake
The famous Betty Crocker Angel Cake with Hershey Choc
olate Flakes throughout the cake and Icing.
Two Sizes 29c; 49c
Wide variety of other angel cakes.
FOR YOUR BREAKFAST
Real Home Pur'.'.y because made from Home Recipes with
the same home materials you would use.
California Coffee) Cake Ring each 19?
Cinnamon Roll 6 for 13?
Fruited Twists .'..5 for 15?
Cherry Bun 5 for 15?
Danish Butterhorn, real creamery butter, ea. 5c
Honey TwisU 6 for 15?
Hot Cross Buns 6 for 12c; dz. 23c
Real old fashioned fruit filled buns with old fashioned Icing.
Apple Turnovers .each 5c
Cheese topped to enhance the flavor. A delicious after dinner
pastry or lunch box dessert.
Fresh Huckleberry Pie
Baked with frosen local berries. A delicious Sunday treat.
8 inch Pie 29c
Covered Wagon Bread, lb loaf 10c
A potato bread with a r.al home flavor.
Old Fashioned Sour Sponge
French Bread 1 lb. loaf 10c
Sesame French Dinner
Rolls doz. 20c
WE USE ONLY HOME
BAKING RECIPES Because
HOME BAKING IS BEST!
Yew vV-" rt
esAHERL ii no argument about the superior goodness of home
I I baking. A good home baker can make the bread or rolls
the best liked food on the table. That is why we try to
bake just like you would bake at home. We use the same
ingredients Sperry flour, yeast, shortening, sugar, salt, milk and
water. No new fangled chemicals. No short cut methods. Just a
lot of care and the most skillful bakers to be had. It can't help
but be good bread.
With cakes and pastries, besides the many fine home recipes
that have been given to us, we watch the leading home maga
zines and select the best recipes for the many fine varieties of
each always here.
Get your Sunday bakery needs from the Home Purity Bak
ery department at your favorite Groceteria. Learn again the extra
goodness of foods baked the old home way.
Home Purity Bread lb. loaf 9c - li lb. 13c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Juice Oranges small but sweet 3 doz. 25c
Radishes freshly picked... 3 bunches 10c
Green Peas fine quality 3 lbs. 25c
Table Grapes 2 lbs. 19c
Fcr your table bouquet Daffcdils dozen 5c
While 300 Doien Last
Super Meat Markets
The Kind of Meat You like to Eat
Variety lo the dally
lunch is the first es
sentia) to noonday sat
isfaction. It's so anay
with our assorted
lunch meats. Freshly
- sliced, ready cooked
and seasoned to per
fection they provide
better lunches for less.
9 MOT )
lunch
ASSORTED
SANDWICH
MEATS
POUND 29c
Try one of these tender.
juicy, inspected sees
roasts
Lb. 25c
Ground Steer Beef, all from good Q O
CuU of Fine Beef lb. LLZ
Boneless Steer Beef Cubes,
Lean and Tender ,
.ib. 27
Ground Ham and Veal Of
For Patties or Loaf .' lb. LjZ
Gold Seal Bockworst,
A Spring Breakfast Meat lb.
Swift's Jewell
Shortening ... 3 lbs.
Pure vegetable Buy la the
carton and save the cost of
precious tin.
32c
59c
Swift's Premium QQ
Corned Pork Loin ' lb. wC
Cook or boll like you would ham.
Real Farm Style P
All Pork Sausaee lb. Z.JC
Mild or full sage.
Knight's Fancy Sweet Burr Gherkins, OQ
Pint
Dry Salt Pork, r 1
lb AjC
SELF SERVICE
SMOKED MEAT TABLE
ai
All cellophane wrapped Bacon Jowls, Ham Butts,
Ham Shanks, Picnic Shoulders, Smoked Sausage,
Merwurst, Bacon Backs, Thuringer, Dry Salt Pork.
All plainly priced by the piece.
Quicker Service Plus Economy
THRIFTY SAVINGS in the TWO GROCETERIAS
Gold Bar Fancy Cut Green Beans No. 2 can 14?
No. 303 can 2 for 25?
Gold Bar Fruit Cocktail No. 1 tall can 14?
Gold Bar Deluxe Plums No. 2'2 can 15c4
Eat them with your breakfast toast.
Garden Brand Spinach, No. 2' can 2 for 25?
Gold Bar Cling Peaches, halves or sliced. No. 2 can 23c4
Gold Bar Florida Grapefruit Juice, No. 211 can, 3 for 25?
Gold Bar Fruits for Salad No. 1 tall can 15?
Golden Poppy Figs, No. 1 tall can.; 2 for 23?
Gold Bar Tomato Juice 47 oz. can 20?
Gold Bar Pineapple ChunklcU, No. 211 can 12?
Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour large pkg. 23?
Haley's Beef Stew, 11 oz. can 3 for 25?
Haley's Browned Beef Cubes No. 1 flat can 29?
Haley's Meat Balls with Gravy No. 1 flat can 20?
Morrels E Z Serve Liver Loaf 12 oz. can 25?
Morrels E Z Serve Veal Loaf 12 oz. can 29?
Morrels E Z Serve Corned Beef Loaf .. .12 oz. can 29?
Hershey's Cocoa 1 lb. can IS?
Camels, Luckys, or Chesterfields 2 pkgs. 25?
Carton $1.23
Flavor Loaf vitamin enriched Flour 49 lbs. $1.85
Bonnie Dog Food 4 cans 25?
Del Rogue Cream Style Corn, fancy, No. 2's, 2 for 25?
Gold Bar Catsup 8 oz bottle 10?
Wesson Oil qt. can 53?; y gal. 93?
PICKLES for the LUNCH BOX
Gold Bar Pickles the only ones packed In pineapple vinegar
Finest flavor.
SWEET SWEET MIXED DILLS
KOSHER DILLS SWEET PICKLE
CHIPS SWEET PICKLE RELISH
DILL PICKLE CHIPS CHOW-CHOW
SWEET MUSTARD-CHILI PEPPERS
A Siie To Suit Your Need.
15c - 25c - 29c - 39c
GATES & LYDIARD -
Snowdrift Shortening 3 lb. can' 73?
Old Fashioned Chocolates '. 2 lbs. 25?
Swansdown Cake Flour pkg. 23?
Boraxo, for dirty hands 2 cans 25?
Twenty Mule Team Borax Soap Chips pkg. 21?
Twenty Mule Team Borax 2 lb. pkg. 24? J
Pellaco Shrimp, wet or dry pack can 17?
Cue Liquid Dentrifice large 23?; giant 39?
Palmolive Shave Cream large 27?; giant 39?
Colgate Dental Cream large 21?; giant 37?
Colgate Tooth Powder large 21?; giant 37?
Vasaline Hair Tonic 37?; 63?
Halo Shampoo large 49?; giant 79?
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap 3 bars 27?
Kellogg's Rice Krispies or Pep 2 pkgs. 23?
Z-Mor-U Coffee lb. 2Sc? 2 lbs. 55?
vrouna woen you Buy freshest and best.
th at Contrail Itb at Orape
Savings Without Self Denial
Bar Coffee 1 lb. can 2S?; 2 lbs. 55? 0
Karo Syrup, blue label 5 lb. can 35?
Log Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup, small size.... 16?