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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942.
SOLDIER MORALE
IN PRACTICAL WAY
i 1
Field Director Cites Case of
; Camp White Recruit
1 Aids For Service Men
The bara announcement "Red
Crou headquarters are estab
lished at Camp White- Soldiers
desiring assistance, contact, etc
found an Inconspicuous place on
the Camp White bulletin board
one day this week.
The last (our words of that no
tice, however, were far from in
conspicuous in the heart of Pvt.
John Doe, (name withheld by re
quest) the first Camp White sol'
dier to ask Red Cross aid.
' Hit story as related by Field
Director Joseph Laux, in a
prime example of how the Red
Cross operates how It co-oper
ates with the military in practi
cal morale building and how ef
ficiently a nationwide system
works.
Homesick Soldier
John Doe was a homesick sol
dier. In Camp White for less
than a week, finding the transi
tion from civilian to military life
a trifle besetting, the young man
found it all a bit too much when
ha received a letter from home
telling of the illness of a young
T brother.
On the verge of going A. W.
,0 L., he heard the Red Cross an
nouncement, decided to give it
.a whirl.
He talked with Mr. Laux on
Friday afternoon, unburdened
himself and left with the asur-
ance that everything would be
all right and that undoubtedly
ha would be granted a furlough
by the military authorities and
his fare home advanced by the
Bed Cross If It was found neces
sary that he return home.
1 Mr. Laux Immediately dis
patched a wire to the Red Cross
.branch in Pvt Doe's home town.
Saturday morning came a reply
that John Doe's family lived '.al
miles Inland in the moiMtains
and that it would take until
Monday for a complete report to
be obtained.
Monday morning the follow
ing wire was received by Direc
tor Laux:
"Pvt. Doe's brother Is not ser
Mously 111. Enclosure following
'doctor's report. . Family lived
;157 miles interior. Mountainous
t country. Drove as far as road
'would permit Impossible from
J that point Called Forest Rang
er station. Dlspat.'hed man from
-that point who walked 10 miles
through thick woodland Talked
'with family. They all well and
' happy. No need fcr Pvt. Doe at
' present. Complete report fol
, lows."
i All this took place between
' Friday afternoon and Monday
' morning.
Pvt. Doe Is happier now. Not
worried about his family, he is
. responding to army life in a nor
' ma) manner.
This case multiplied a thous
" and-fold Is the partial story of
' the American Red Cross field of
fices. Other services of the organlza
i tion include free legal advice,
advancement of money for sick
ness In the family, small loans
' for various necessities, helpful
advice about perscnal problems
and all that goes into the mak
ing of a good soldier.
EZRA STONE THROUGH
HENRY ALDRICH ROLE
Washington. Aug. 14 M")
' Lieut. Col. Edward M. Kirby,
chief of the radio branch of the
army's public relations bureau,
said today that staff sergeant
Ezra Stone of New York "Is
through playing the part of
Henry Aldrich" in the radio
serial "the Aldrich family."
To Iceland
i' at.
Island B. Morris (above), ol
Pennsylvania was nominated by
President Roosevelt to be the
V. S. minister ta Iceland.
THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
Dn Ynu Still Rpli.r,
D J D.-ij. -J I 9 V
vrcau, Liuiicr ami jam;
Remember the bread, butter and jam
Mother used to give us when we kids got
hungry at play. Good, wasn't it?
Do you still relith it at much you did
then? No? Wonder why? The butter ii
the tame. So are the preserve. Maybe it's the bread.
Well, let's find out. Let' get gome Home Purity Bread tomorrow and
atufy ourselves that real food enjoyment is not just a childhood
memory. Let the kids say which they like best
Make further tests. Toast it. Use it in sandwiches. Serve it at the table.
Learn again the wholesome goodness of thoroughly baked Home Pur
ity Bread.
Home Purity Vitamin
Enriched Bread
1-lb. leaf .9c
li lb 13c
Home Purity Vitamin En
riched Thin Slice Sand
wich Bread,
1Mb. loaf 13c
Parisian Toast Bread,
Mb. loaf 10c
The finest toast ever.
Home Purity Cakes For
the Week-End
Peach Fluff Cake
Luscious fresh Peaches blended into
delicious White Layer Cake.
Silver Moon Cake
White layers with butter cream icing
vanilla flavor.
Pilgrim Brown Sugar Cake
A prime favorite. Truly a "reach for
more" Cake.
Chocolate Malted Milk Cake
Harshay's Chocolate blended with Bor
den's pure Malted Milk the most dell
clous form ia which chocolate can be
offered.
Angel Cakes
Betty Crocker's famous creation ia a
variety of flavors.
A size to suit your needs
29c 35c 49c 59c
GROUND MEATS WITH THAT "SOMETHING EXTRA"
GROUND
BEEE
TOO GOOD TO BE 0
CALLED HAMBURGER
"POWDER RIVER
LET 'ER BUCK"
A SALUTE TO THE 91ST
OTo the members o7 the OLD 91st
Division, whose valor at Meuie
Argonne and Ypres-Lys will long be
remembered . . . and to members of the
NEW 91st Division new in training at Camp
White, wa extend a most cordial Greeting.
Upon the occasion of tha "open house" to
morrow morning at Camp White, the old
veterans and new soldiers will gather with
the people of Jackson County. It is an occa
sion that none should miss. Many of the
civilian guests of the 91 it tomorrow are
honorary members of this famous division
an honor bestowed upon all who have re
cently bought WAR BONDS to outfit the
91st. And so, in greeting the OLD and
NEW 91st members we add a salute to the
HONORARY members of the 91st they
are doing their part, too!
Welcome 91st Division
EPS look into our market where
the butcher is preparing ground
beef. On the block is a front quarter
of Swift & Co.'a select Gov't Inspect
ed Steer Beef. The meat cutter is re
moving the bones and the whole
front quarter goes through the
grinder.
Should you by chance be here when
we are grinding beef we would like
to have you see just how we do it
See the fine beef, packer stamped to
how the quality. See for yourself
that you are wasting money when
you have round steak or some other
more expensive cut ground while
you wait. See that even in our
ground beef money can't buy better
meat. .
GROCETERIA SAVINGS
Diamond A Red Kidney
Beans No. 2 cant 14c
Silver Bar Tomatoes,
No. 21jcan.. 2 for 25
Del Rogue Fancy Solid Pack
Tomatoes No. 2 can 17c4
Walla Walla Spinach, No. 1 can 10t
Kraft Macaroni Dinner . . .Pkg. 9
Kerr or Ball Mason
Fruit Jars, quarts Doz. 79 r
Oregon Milk, tall can 4 for 33c
Gold Bar Creamed Golden Bantam Corn,
No. 303 can 2 for 25
Merrimac Peas (new pack) No. 2 can 15?
Gold Bar DeLuxe Plums, No. 1 tall can, 2 for 25
Gold Bar Kadota Figs, No. 2 can 25c
Alber's Flapjack Flour, large pkg 2 1c
S perry's Pancake and Waffle Flour,
28-oz. pkg 18c
Sperry's Wheat Hearts '. . 5 lb. sack 43c
Sperry Rolled Oats 4-lb. bag 27f
Elbow Cut Macaroni 3-lb. pkg. 23
Post Toasties, Corn Flakes, 11 -oz. pkg. 2 for 19c
Grape Nut Flakes Large pkg. 15c
Party Marshmallows, 12-oz. pkg lot
Chicken of the Sea Tuna Fish, No. Vi can 20c
No. ia can 33t
T and M Apple Sauce No. 2 can 15c
Sun Blest Freestone Peaches. . .No. 2' can 25c
Medford Bartlett Pears No. 2 2 can 24c
Gold Bar Sweet Potatoes No. 2 J can 23
Johnson's Glocoat Pint 59t; Qt. 9Sc
Johnson's Paste Wax Lb. 59t; 2-lb. 9Sc
Johnson's Carnu Pt. 59
(Makes the eld buggy shine.)
Soil-Off (cleans wood work) Qt. bottle G0
Borden's Hemo Can 59c
Kerr Apple Butter No. 1 tall can 13c
KiJds Marshmallow Cream Pint jar 23t
Klamath Bouquet Flour 49-lb. 9139
Flavor Loaf Vitamin Enriched Flour,
2A'2 lb. 93; . 49-lb. 91 S5
Drifted Snow Vitamin Enriched Flour,
No. 10 Bag 55k
Quaker Oats
Small pkg. 14c
Large Package 28c
Borden's or Sego Milk,
tall can 4 for 35c
Sta-Krisp Salted
Soda Wafers 2-lb. box 19f
Sta-Krisp Graham
Crackers 2-lb. box 23c
Del Rogue Tomato Juice,
No. 1 tall can 3 for 25c
Walla Walla All Green
Asparagus No. 2 can 32
Golden Bar Vacuum Whole
Kernel Corn, 12-oz. can, 2 for 25
Here Is a Dandy Saturday
Night Supper
1 Pound Ground Swift's Gov't Inspected
Steer Beef and Six Round Buns
ALL FOR 35c
Ivory Soap, medium bar 4 for 25c
Large Ivory 2 for 19c
Guest Ivory bar Sc
OK Blue Laundry Soap,
large bar for 5c
OK Brown Laundry Soap,
large bar 5c
Camay Toilet Soap 3 bar 20c
Lava Soap bar 10c
P. & G. White Laundry Soap,
giant bar 3 for 14c
Ivory Flakes . large pkg. 25c
Ivory Snow large pkg. 25c
Oxydol giant pkg. 63c
Dash Granulated Soap, .giant pkg. 53c
Clean Quick Chips giant pkg. 42c
Duz large 25c giant 69c
Crisco 3-lb. can 73c
SUPER MEAT MARKETS
The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat
Beef Cubes
Boneless
Cut from our
SELECT
STEER BEEF
Pound 29c
ALL LEAN
Ground
Ham & Veal
Ideal for
LOAF or
PATTIES
Pound 29
SUMMER LEAN
Pork Sausage
Mild & Full Sage
Blended with
REAL GREEK
SAGE
Pound 28c
Sugar Cured
Bacon Jowls
Well Streaked
with Lean
Pound 25c
Know the Goodness and Economy of Ground Meats
Good Ground Meats are the finest and most economical for your
family. Meat Loaf, Meat Balls, Macaroni and Ground Beef,
fried. Yes hundreds of dainty dishes, low in price, no bone waste.
Blade Cut Steer
Beef Roast . .
Lean Select Cut
Beef Roast . .
Short Ribs of
Steer Beef. . .
Rump Roast of
Steer Beef . . .
.ib. 25c
ib. 29c
ib. 19c
.ib. 35c
Hormel Lean Oft '
Breakfast Bacon lb. Di7 C
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Any size piece of
Indiana Bacon, lb.
Tenderized Bacon
Back, real treat, lb.
Tenderized Boneless
Ham, Slices. .3 for
Ring Old-Fashioned
Bologna lb.
Saturday Only
OF LUNCH MEATS
33c
31c
29c
29c
GATES & LYDIARD
6th at Central - 6th at Orape
Savings Without Sell-Denial
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES in the
GROCETERIA VICTORY GARDEN
Heme Grown Tomatoes 3 lbs. 14c
Sunkist Lemcns, 588's 2 doz. 25c
Large Fresh Limes Dcz. 33c
Seedless Grapes 3 lbs. 25c
Green Peppers 3 lbs. 20c
Large Slicing Cucumbers 2 for 5c
Fancy Elberta Peaches 3 lbs. 20c