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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1942 L IS GUEST SPEAKER AT HEALTH MEET Col. Charles Hutter, chief medical officer it Camp White wai guest speaker1 at the Jack' con County Public Health aisoci ation meeting yesterday after noon at the county court house auditorium. He discussed health problems and method! of main taining good health especially during time of war. The col onel mentioned ways of the army that would profit the civi lian and stressed the point that Camp White and the county health department were plan ning a 100 per cent cooperation program in problems relative to the health of the community. He stated that citizens of the present era have reached a "lolly-pop and ice cream cone eating age" at compared to pio neers who found a healthy diet In the "beef-steak eating age." He pointed out that the mechani cal inventions have caused the individual to follow an easy life and that the body must be ad justed to the demands of mod ern living. He suggested vita mins be added to the diet if necessary to maintain a health balance but said that vitamins can still be found in food by giving families a well-rounded menu. He Indicated this by atressing the daily food Intake of soldiers in the U. S. army. He discussed other points of interest between the camp and civilian and will appear before the association at a later date for further discussion of pertin ent details. Prior to Col. Hutter's talk a business session was held with discussion of the coming year's program. Miss Helen Bullis dis cussed opportunities In the field of home nursing and Mrs. Shel by Tuttle spoke on Nurses' Aid and its opportunity of service to community and country. A luncheon for chairmen of the annual seal sale was held during the noon hour with the county well represented. Plans were laid for the annual cam paign. Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health officer, held a question answer period for problems of community health Interest and later introduced the speaker. A tea hour in charge of Gold Hill and Central Point women closed the afternoon. "We must win with the weap ons we have now and not with those we will have next year. "We can only win If every man capable of bearing arras is at the front and we must put all we have in the front line whether this Is going to be de leterious to post-war industry or not." That statement, In addition to recent strenuous efforts of the German government to force labor and military strength In the occupied countries to join the nazi war effort, stimulated belief here that Germany is faced with a growing shortage of manpower. E SAYS P.O. CHIEF War Won or Lost ' Before Russ Frost Warns Nazi Leader ; Washington, Sept. 25. (U.FO Allied diplomatic sources here have received a copy of a re cent speech by Dr. Albert Speer, nazi minister of armaments and production, quoting him as saying: "We must win this year by the end of October, when the Russian winter begins, or we will have lost once and for all, Boston, Sept. 29. CIJ.R) Thousands of women now hold' ing clerical positions in post of flees throughout the nation toon may be given the task of deliv ering the mail, Postmaster-General Frank C. Walker said to day. "The postal service has a! ready lost more than five per cent of Its carriers to the armed services," Walker said at a press conference. "Many more will be taken for fighting service before this war is won. Eventu ally, we'll have to take women to fill their places." Postmaster Frank DeSouza said today that it had not as yet been necessary to transfer women clerical employes to positions as foot carriers at Medford postoffice. "We have thus far been able to place women employes in clerical positions and let men carry the 70-pound mall sacks," he stated. There Is one woman carrier, however. She Is Mrs. Elva Sut ton, who delivers special deliv ery mail by automobile. She has been employed in this capa city for the past month. T Funeral services for Patricia Ann Bagley will be held at the A. J. Rosa Funeral home In Portland, Saturday at 11 a. m. Instead of 2 p. m. as previously announced. S. r. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Sept. 23. AJ.R) Butter, egg and cheese prices were unchanged today on a firm dairy products market. Butter: 02 score, 48; 01 score, 48V4; 00 score, 48V4; 80 score, 43. Cheese: Wholesale flats, 23; tripletts, 23. Eggs: Large extras, 49V4; medium, 43; large standards, 44Vi; small, 31. Cae UsU TMbun Wsot ads. tt3sKu GST' weep aaraii X A I II GSQBGEEQ hlet. ro SSSSJXS 7r. ""rof 1 frl AaLl '' jTheie premiums will not be sent by moil RIDIIM TOUR SIOO MHK COUPONS AT FLYNN'S ELECTRIC STORE 13! West Main Street, Medford Ore. USO COUNCIL TO FOR SERVICE MEN Medford USO council, meet ing last night, moved unani mously toward more active participation In the local service men's program. A sub-commit tee was created to review and expand the membership and to nominate new officer!. The council will meet again Oct. 13 to act on the report of this sub committee. Member! of the subcommittee appointed to revitalize the coun cil were Sam Molton, chairman, Father F. W. Black, and Mrs. E. H. Judd. The group recognized the need for cooperation in this fall's chest campaign and pledged whole-hearted support. It was felt that no Immediate action should be sought on the opening of the Salvation Army service center originally con' templated by the USO. Further action on this will be held back needing completion of the Ford Garage building renovation, and on further evidence as to what nsed beyond the service avail able through the two clubs now In operation may be presented at a later data when Camp wmte has Its full .complement of men. The council further agreed to make a full review of policies covering use of volunteers In the USO program and in par ticular the functioning of the junior nosxess group and the handling of USO dances. The Junior Hostess group has formed ita own organization and is re viewing principles and rulei for members with the assistance cf temor counsellor!. The council agreed to invite the hostess counsellor! and the girls' and boys' elected InHm to attend the meeting at which the matter will be discussed. Faber Ststveiuan. reeinnil TTKTl executive, acted as temporary chairman. ITALIAN VERSION Rome, Sept. 23 (Italian broadcast recorded by 01.0 in New York) A high command communique said today that British torpedo planes attacked an Italian convoy in the Medi terranean but the convoy pro-, eeedad unharmed and two Brit-' isb plane were shot down. I has cut Its maternal mortality rate In half In three years. Caracas, Venezuelan capita!. HOT HASIlESi LydU B. rinkhMB Compound ta famous to blp relUM dutma dut to woman, functional "mlddlo-Ag panoo. rouow laoa uu-w LYDMLPINKMAM'S wcrrtttt WANTED Extractor man. Experi enced and inexperienced help for laundry and dry cleaning plant. Apply In Person. CRYSTAL WHITE LAUNDRY 611 North Central THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS - ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING FOR YOUR SUNDAY DESERT A Fine Assortment of Home Purity Cakes. Black and White Sundae Cake An all chocolate cake with marshmallew filling and icing with the icing flooded with chocolate. Pecan Sundae Cake A brown sugar cake and Icing enhanced with Pecans. Toasted Cocoanut Cake The Roses in Snow layers with butter cream icing and toasted cocoanut. Lemon Butter Cake Yellow lemon layers with lemon butter filling and topping. Angel Cakes Good variety of the famous Betty Crocker 13-egg Angel Cake. 29c - 35c - 49c - 59c HOME PURITY BREAD You will reach for a second slice of this real Home Style Vitamin Enriched Bread. Toasts evenly a glorious brown with that nut-like flavor only In Home style bread. Mb. loaf.. 9c 1Mb.'.... 13c MINCE PIE DeLUXE Old time flavored Mince Meat from the cen tury old New England recipe in the famous Home Purity flaky crust. Lg., Deep, 9 inch Pie 49c WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT! six 7 ff ' ill T HATS a big job now To have what you want meant overcom ing many adverse market condition. It meant going to other buying cen ter! after nearby ttockt are exhausted meant anticipating tuch shortage and having food en route from distant point to fill in the gaps meant a con stant survey of all known sources of supply a big job made easier by our 22 years of earnest effort to find the best for the least that your family may ft enjoy a well rounded, healthful diet at prices you can afford to pay. That we and other food merchants may continue to serve you completely, buy only actual needs. Don't hoard and there should be ample food to give all "what you want when you want it." Save Time, Money and Disappointment Come FIRST to the GROCETERIA for "What You Want When You Want It!" Fruits and Vegetables-Our Victory Garden Fancy Sunkist Lemons, 300's doz. 25c Potatoes, U. S. No. 2's 25 lbs. 45c Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs. 15c Cantaloupes, big 27's . ..3 for 20c Slicing Tomatoes, no hard cores 3 lbs. 10c U. S. No. 1 Boiling Onions 10 lbs. 19c AUTUMN IS MINCE PIE TIME Tot the fifth year we offer that finer Mine, meat you have learned to like so well. Real Mew England Mincemeat made by the recipe famous in the Mew England states for over a century. Pint 19c (No adTanca over last year's price.) Govt. Inspected Steer Beef Roatt lb. 25? and Ground Steer Beef 29c ib. 25c Hot Cakes and Sausage This is the time and we have that flna old fashioned Farm Style Pure Pork Sausage sea soned as you like it. Two kinds mild or full sage seasoned. Farm Style Sausage lb. OC Smoked O C Sausage lb. JJQ Crown Roatt OQ of Veal lb. ZVC Steak lb. 29c Leg of Spring n C Lamb lb. ODC Bulk Sauer Kraut 1 f Is Here .qt. l UC EVERY DAY LOW PRICES IN THE GROCETERIAS NO UPS and DOWNS SHOP ANY DAYYOUR SAVINGS ARE GREATER HERE Kraft American Cheese 2-lb. box Miracle Whip Salad Dressing. . pt. 26?; qt. Miracle Whip Sandwich Spread pint Kraft French Dressing pint Kraft Thousand Island Dressing. . pint Merrimac All Green Atparagu. .No. 2 can Gold Bar Creamed Style Corn, Golden Bantam, No. 303 can 2 for Gold Bar Early Garden Peat, No. 2 can, 2 for Merrimac Pea, new Oregon pack, No. 2 can Gold Bar Fancy Pumpkin No. 2 can Chicken of the Sea Tuna Fish No. i; can 200 No. la can Three Sitter Bartlett Pear... No. 2l3 can Old Monk Tartar Sauce..... 9-oz. Spry, Shortening 3-lb. can Lux Toilet Soap . 3 bar Lifebuoy Soap. 3 bar Rinso giant pkg. Lux Flake Urge pkg. Swan White Floating Soap, reg. bar. .3 for 67? 41? 2S? 270 190 33? 250 35? 15? 10? 33? 220 25? 73? 20? 20? 630 230 20? Sunthine Hi Ho Crackers pkg. 20? Sunshine Rippled Wheat Biscuits.. 2 pkg. 17? Welsh Grapelade jar 18? Crosse & Blackwell Anchovy Paste. . . .tube 230 Black Figs 28-oz. pkg. 250 Sun-Maid Seedless Raisins 15-oz. pkg. 12? Seedless Raisins 4-lb. pkg. 35? Dusseldorf Mustard jar 10? Morrel's Sandwich Spread, 6-oz. can, 2 for 25? Morrel't E-Z Serve Liver Loaf. . . 12-oz. can 270 Sequoia Ripe Olivet, standard, No. 1 tall can 17? Sacramento Boysenberries No. 2 can 20? Kerr's Apple Butter 28-oi. jar 250 Kerr's Jelly, assorted flavors .... 6-oz. glass 100 Dodge Raviolas ...Mb. jar 190 Kidd's Marshmallow Creme, 3 sizes 13?-19?-270 Crosse & Blackwell Seafood Cocktail Sauce 12-os. 250 Sta Crisp Crackers 2-lb. box 19? Swifts Premium Deviled Meat, Large No. Vj can 2 for 250 Swifts Premium Chili Con Carne without beans l ib. can 250 Swifts Premium Lunch Tongue. . . .6-oz. can 27? Kelloggs Pep or Rice Krispies 2 pkgs. 25? Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Pancake Flour 2i2-lb. pkg. 270 Dinamite large pkg. 38? H. O. Oats, Quick or Regular. . . .large pkg. 25? Palm Olive Soap 3 bars 20? Comfort Toilet Tittue 4 rolls 230 Zee Tinted Tittue Klamath Bouquet Flour.... Flavor Loaf Enriched Flour 49-lb. $1.79 Drifted Snow Flour 49-lb. $1.95 Del Ro gue Blended Apple and Pear Juice No. 211 can 100 4 rolls 19? 49-lb. $1.39 GATES & LYDIARD th at Central - tth at Crape Savings Without Sell-Denial FQPJICT0RY BUY UNITED STATES WAR a.' r
