Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 27, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNT, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1942.
Crop, Feed Loans
Offered Farmers
" To Aid Production
THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS - - ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
PAGE TWO
To th. maximum extert which
'the authorizing act of congress
will allow, the Emergency Crop
and Feed Loin section of the
; Farm Credit administration is ,
.making an 'all out" e;fort to'
assist In the 'food for victoiy'l
' program by lending to farmers I
whose financial requirements
- are not large but who are un
able otherwise to obtain reason
ably adequate credit." according
to V. N. Freeman, field super-1
, visor of the Emergency Crop
i and Feed Loan Office,
1 Loans are. made for the pro
t duction of all cash crops, in
, eluding vegetables an. I fruit,
j Loans are also made for the
' purchase or production of feed
J for livestock. N j loan made to
i any borrower shall exceed $400
; nor shal! a loan be so made In
: the calendar year which, to
' gether with the unpaid principal
' of prior loans made that yecr,
! shall exceed $400 in . amount.
, Rate of interest is 4 yer cent
a year.
Information regarding the
' loans and application fo.ms may
r be obtained at the office of R. G.
! Fowler, county agent.
Sub Gut in Two by
Darkened Freighter
New Orleans. March 27 W)
The New Orleans States said
today that a ship had arrived
here to undergo repairs for a
damaged bow received some
time ago when it rammed and
sank a submarine in the Carib
bean while voyaging to New
Orleans with light cargo and
without lights.
The submarine, crashed while
running on the surface, was re
portedly cut in two, the ship's
i lookout asserting he saw two
men thrown clear and swim
ming in the water.
Fear of other subs In the
vicinity and speed of the vessel
prevented any attempt to rescue
survivors, the States said.
Gold Hill
Gold Hill, Match 27 Spl.)
Mr. a:d Mrs. Gilbert Lenti
have been guest of their par
' ent. Mr. mnA Mr. Pari t.mnij
and Mrs. Tom Chlsholm, for the
' past week. Mr. Lenti is a pri
vate, first class, and has been
' stationed at the Pendleton air
Dase zor several monins. tie ex
. pecti to leave soon, for officers
training, probably In Virginia.
. ami, auu mi j. n (titer iiuiii) smjii gng
on, WMlard, are now realdini In an
aprtmnt at the Rj Blsti home.
fcwvcjivii (luswcrBna rciurnva name
from a Med ford hospital Saturday
and returned to school thte week
Re spent several days In the hos
pital, with blood poisoning In his
band.
Mrs. Ruth Evans returned last
week to San Luis Obispo, Calif..
, where her husband la stationed with
tha army. Mrs. Evans had been visit
inf ner parents, ur. and Mrs. L. n
Welch, for the past few weeka. i
Mrs. Paul Thompson. Mrs. W timer 1
Bailey and Mrs. Ernest Lyman are
employed at a fruit packing house.
In Medford. !
John Couper of Medford was a
guest at the Alva Walker home, from
Saturday until Tutwday.
Mra. Vern Bromn of Bandon, spent
tha past week here with hr hus
band, who resides In one of the Reed
apartmenta. while employed at the
cantonment.
Local members of tha recreation
Medford. last Monday evening were
Leon a H old r ruts, Loren De Mm.
John Gray, Harlow Banry. Dammar
Chrlstenscn. Boa and Mary Lou Bur
ton. Evrlyn ChrUtriwn, Mrs. Janey
Mareden. Patricia Marsden, Wergie
Dtinney and David SUinmets.
Bob Cameron, formerly of th city.
Ttalted relatives here this week. He
fcas been stationed at San Diego,
since he Joined the navy, and ex
t pected to leave soon for Pearl Har
bor. Mrs. Ella Patrick left Monday for
Klamath Falls, whrre she will be a
guest or her suter and friends, for
about a we-k.
Orland Palmer of Portland spent
last eek-cnd here with his wife,
Claire Palmer, of the high school
faculty.
Mrs Kathryn Stancllffe of phoe
nis takrn over the trachlng du
ties of Ralph Train, eighth grade
, tearher. who expects to be called for
army duty, in the nrar futur.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. end
Mrs. Art Durham and Donna, were
Mr. aud Mrs. Leo Williams and
daughter Gloria and a.m. Hugh, of
Medford
' Mr. and Mra. John Perry and son
of tha Appl--ate, were Sunday gumts
of Mrs. Perrv's parents, Mr. and Mrs
William J or CSn.
Recent gueata at the Walter Dun
gey and Dou. : l s t'smeron h omes
were Mrs. Evelyn Johnson of Henley,
Oregon, Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mis
Margery Put man, b th of Grant
Pass. The visitors are all former rei
dnts of this city and sisters of
Douglas Camernn.
TEMPORARY HOUSING
IN NORTH PORTLAND
Portland, Mar. 27. (AP Fif
. tren hundred temporary irfrnse
housing units will be built on
scattered pruprrtit-s in north
Portland and 300 within walk
Ing distance of the Willamette
Iron It Steel corporation plpnt
C. M. Gartrell announced lodny.
The Portland houinj author
Ity chairman said the houses
to be removed after the war,
would cost about $1300 each. I
Home Purity Bakery
Bread and Cakes Like Mother Made
ANGEL CAKES
EASTER COLORS
WHAT mora fitting climax to tha Easter
Feast than tha moit colorful of all des
serts a Batty Crocker 13-ejg Angel
Cake In bright Easter color.
What could be mora appreciated Carter
remembrance than a colorful Angel Cake from
the bakere of Oregon! most famoui cakes.
Yel, you may hare your fsrorlte color or
combination of colon tha cake of one color
and the icing of another or the cake and icing
of one aolid colon Pink. Green. Yellow, Brown
(Chocolate), Red (Strawberry). Blue, White,
Yellow and White (Daffodil), Tutti Fruiti or
Hawaiian Delight (Pink), Pineapple In any
color with colored icing of your own chooiing.
We muit haee advance ordera to be able to give
you Juit what you want.
Choice 59c
HOME PURITY CAKES
FOR TOMORROW
MAYTIME WHITE LAYER CAKE.
PECAN SUNDAE Brown Sugar Cake.
ROYAL SCOT CAKE Chocolate with
Orange Scotch Fudga Icing.
ANCEL CAKES Wide assortment.
25c - 29c 49c
Apple Sauce Loaf Cake each 20c
Home Purity Pies
CARAMEL CREAM PIE
YELLOW NEWTOWN APPLE PIE
8 inch pie choice 29c
FOR BREAKFAST
FRUITED COFFEE CAKE RINGS
Choice of Date or Fig.
Each
19c
Home Purity Vitamin
Enriched Bread 1 lb loaf. 9c
V2b 13c
Sour Sponge French Bread
1 lb. loaf 10c
ORDER Your EASTER HAM in ADVANCE
and we will bake it for only 25c
HOW TO GET THE
BEST VALUE IN
A HAM
HAMS TO CHOOSE FROM
Hormel's Dairy Swift's Premium
Swift's Quick Servj (ready cooked)
Swift's Peanut Ham Cascade
Penco Medford Meat Co.
CVEN though all Hams are
skinned and tenderized, there
is one sure way to get the most
for the money.
You will avoid wast by buy
ing a well rounded Ham with a
short shank. ,
Next inspect the back of the
Ham. The farther up the skin
has been removed the less fat
and skin hence more good lean
meat to eat.
Next note the moisture in the
Ham. New methods. of curing
make possible much moisture
absorption, which you pay for
in shrinkage.
See the beautiful
Carving Set
Ycurs For 25c
With a purchase cf
part cr all cf a
Swifts Premium
Ham
GROCETERIA HAMS Were
SELECTED to INSURE the MOST
FOOD VALUES for YOUR MONEY
ORDER EARLY as Our Capacity
For Baking Hams Is Limited
Send a Special
EASTER CAKE
to The Boy in Service
The famoui Southern Nut Choco
late Cake, flooded with Kershey
Chocolate icing. With an added touch
of Easter Color.
Delivered to any army camp in the
U. 8., all charges paid
$1.00
Orders for Atlantic Seaboard must be
shipped Monday.
Chicago and Midwest Points. Tuesday.
Coast not later than Thursday, except
Portland or San Francisco.
EGGS
Whether to color for the
children or for service en
your table you want per
fectly good eggs.
All Groceteria eggs are
tested and graded under,
state license by our own in
spectors. EGGS
'Awful Fresh MacFarlane
CHOCOLATES
Made Awful Fresh for Easter.
Handipt Creams and Chews.
1 POUND BOX 58c
2 lb. $1.16 3 lbs. $1.69
Super Meat Markets
The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat
HERE ARE TWO FINE
SUNDAY DINNERS
Spring Pot Roast of Fancy Thorndike
Steer Beef
3- to 4-pound S small onions
blade pot roast 6 stalks celery
1 teaspoon salt 6 carrots, halved
1 tablespoon S potatoes, halved
Worcestershire 1 teaspoon salt
sauce Paprika
Vi cup water
Have meat cut 1 to 2VS inches thick. Season
with I teaspoon salt and brown on both aides
in hot fat in Dutch oven. Add Worcestershire
sauce and water. Cover and cook slowly until
tender. 1 to 2 hours. Place 'potatoes at center of
meat, arrange ether vegetables diagonally from
center, spoke-fashion. Baste with stocki add re
maining salt) sprinkle with paprika. Cover and
eeok 33 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
Drain stock and make gravy) pour over meat and
vegetables. Serve in Dutch oven.
Blade Cut Roast of Fancy
Thorndike Steer Beef. . .lb.
25.
Ham Loaf Squares
2 lbs. Ground 1 cup cracker
Ham and Veal crumbs
1 teaspoon 1 can tomato sauce
minced onion 1 teaspoon dry
1 beaten egg mustard
Vt cup milk cup hot water
Combine meats, onion, egg. milk, and
crumbs. Pack in greased 8-inch square pan. Bake
la moderate oven (3S0 deg.) 30 minutes. Pour off
excess fat. Baste with combined remaining in
gradients. Continue baking 4S minutes. Serves
6 to S.
Ground Ham and Veal
for loaf lb.
Short Ribs of Thorndike
Steer Beef lb.
They are tender and of finest flavor.
25c
19c
FOR STEAK LOVERS
Steaks from Thorndike Steers
Cut to Your Order.
Sirloin T-Bone Porterhouse Rib Swiss
Round Round Club New York Cuts
Cooler held three weeks to guarantee tenderness
and flavor A steak treat, if ever
Skinless
Frankfurters lb.
Valpack Breakfast Bacon
Any size piece lb.
Farm Style Pure
Pork Sausage lb.
Mild or full saga seasoned
Little Pis
Breakfast Links lb.
Of pure farm style pork sausage
25c
30c
25c
32c
SAVINGS in the GROCETERIAS
Tendersweet Golden Com, No. 303 can 3 for
Gold Bar Creamed Golden Bant. Corn, 303 can, 2 for
Blue Bell Potato Chips 2 15c pkgs.
Hershey Bitter Sweet Chocolate Dainties pkg.
Coco Malt 1 lb. can
Ovaltine $1.00 size
Gold Bar Peeled Fey. Solid Pack Tomatoes,
No. 2 'a can 2 for
Gold Bar Sauer Kraut 21 j cans 2 for
Gold Bar Tomato Juice, No. 2 can 2 for
Churchs Grape Juice pint 15?; qt.
Shelled Walnuts i's lb. pkg.
Target Brand Corned Beef 12 oz. can
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing pint 26C; qt.
Miracle Whip Sa ndwich Spread pint 27?; qt.
Kraft Cheese, American, Brick, Velveeta or
Pimiento lb. pkg.
Haley's Beef Sandwich Spread 7 oz. can
Walla Walla No. 3 sieve Sugar Peas, 303 cans, 2 for
Swift and Co. Jane Good Peanut Butter. . .2 lb. jar
Thompson's Malted Milk 1 lb. cellophane
Knox Sparkling Gelatine 2 pkgs.
Walla Walla Spinach No. 2 can
Meco Tomato Hot Sauce 3 cans
Bakers Premium Shredded Cocoanut j lb. pkg.
Dinty Moore Beef Stew large can 29?
H. O. Rolled Oats large pkg. 22
Beacon Brand Cocoa 2 lb. pkg. IS?
Domino Brand Imitation Vanilla,
4-oz. bottle 10?, 8 oz. 15?; pint 29?
27?
23?
25c?
10?
23?
61?
35?
25?
19?
28c
25?
23c
110
44?
19C
1(C
23C
39c
oC
33 C
IOC
11?
12C
Cross and Blackwell Soups, 1 lb. cans 2 for 25?
Cross and Blackwell Orange Marmalade. . .1 lb. jar 25?
Grapenut Flakes large pkg. 14?
National Biscuit Co. 100 Bran 3 pkgs. 25?
N. B. C. Old Fashioned Graham Crackers 2 lb. 33?
Not too sweet.
Oregon Brand Milk, tall cans 4 for 33?
Swan White Floating Soap, reg. bar 3 for 17?
Jell Well Gelatine Dessert 2 pkgs. 9?
Burnctte Food Color Kit each 23
Colors Xaster Eggs Red, Blue, Yellow and Green.
Wesson Oil qt 53?; '2 gal. 93?
Snowdrift Shortening 3 lb. can 73?
Kerr's Apple Butter, No. 1 tall. 2 for 25?
Sperry Pancake Flour 4 lb. sack 27?
Flavor Loaf Vitamin Enriched Flour, 49 lb. sack $1.S5
Klamath Bouquet Flour 49 lbs. $1.39
Omar Coffee 2 lb. pkg. 39?
Z-Mor-U Coffee 1 lb. 2S?; 2 lbs. 55?
Freshly ground to suit your coffee, maker.
Gold Bar Coffee 1 lb. can 2S?; 2 lbs. 55?
Golden West Coffee 1 lb. 32?; 3 lbs. S9?
Maxwell House Coffee 1 lb. 32?; 2 lbs. G2?
Folgers Coffee 1 lb. 32?; 2 lbs. 62?
Chase and Sanborn Coffee 1 lb. 32?; 2 lbs. 62?
Mannings Coffee 1 lb. can 34?
"yfj Minnesota
BREAKFAST BACON
zZz-jy Sliced
IrTMlf, rims. I ID OstC
Hormel's Minnesota Breakfast Bacon. Corn belt cured adds that
unforgettable flavor to the bacon and eggs.
: GATES & LYDIARD
Sth at Centreli Ith at Grape
Savings Without Self Denial
Get a $2.50 American Flag
For 75c
There is coupon in every sack of Fisher's Blend Flour which, if
sent with 75c to Fisher's, will get you this beautiful 36"x60"
American Flag.
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
24fe lb. bag $1.05
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Ccachella Val. Grapefruit, g. size 70's, ea. 3c
Fancy Asparagus, all green 2 lbs. 25c
Oranges, large size 126's, frcm Redlands,
very sweet dcZ. 25c
Radishes 2 bunches 5c
Italian Brcccoli 2 lbs. 19c
Celery Hearts 3 in bunch 25c
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