Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 02, 1942, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1942 Kiwanis Speaker O THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS - ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING O Building permit In the com munity totalled $26,638 for the month of September with three new residence! included In the mount. Thii was nearly f 10,000 under the total for September, 1941, however, when building totalled $36,885. Building Included: three new residences, $3,000; 23 residences remode'id $3,968; one remodel ed business $470 and addition to church, $17,000. September, 1941 totals were: six new residences, $20,730; two new businesses, $13,230; eight remodeled resi dences, $2,460, and three new garages, $423. AT fWTHE (ContlnuM Prom Pint One) "know how things are done In the army" and resent taking or ders from individuals who have been in the army only a short time. ' FRUIT packers and others In the Pacific northwest who ex pect to use tin cans for the dura tion would do well to contem plate figures recently issued by war production board. Normal peace-time needs of tin have ranged from 63.000 to 70,000 tons for all purposes. In 1941 the use rose to 110,000 tons, of which 98 per cent came from the south Pacific, mainly Feder ated Maylay States. It is the plan of WPB, it is reported, to cut total consumption over the coun try this year to 62,000 tons and for 1943 to 48,000 tons. Such cuts cannot be attained without reduction in the use of tin cans. Bolivia's production Is being stepped up; Just how much Is not revealed. Tin from tin cans and tin plate scrap is expected to reach 6,000 tons that Is, pro vided housewives, hotels and restaurants make serious effort to save the usual waste. Not more than 1,000 tons of tin are secured from all other regions or sources than those mentioned, Including Alaska, the United States and Mexico. It Is known that Bollva has large deposits of tin ore, a heavy percentage of which is lower than normal commercial grades. Early steps to get this ore pro duced first encountered one of those usually restrictive cartels. Then ownership and operating conditions created problems causing further delay. After that, the only excuse for further delay and Inaction was found In the ponderous and Inefficient machinery of Reconstruction Finance. National Advisory Com mittee, office of production man agement, and now war produc tion board. These agencies have often been likened to "the mills of the gods," which grind slow ly but exceedingly small. Many efforts by Americans to produce tin in other fields have bren so ground by the Washington mUl.' ONE result of the shortage of tin, unless a cheap and satisfac tory substitute carl be found, will be Increased use of frozen foods. Already the war Is bring ing frozen foods into camps, hos pitals and military Institution In ever Increasing quantity. The problem of keepinu butter In the tropics, however, is about to be solved from an entirely different angle. Dr. Goorce E. Holm. In charge of bureau of dairy In dustry fat-spoilage research, has perfected a method of preparing pure butter-f.it and packaging it so that it will keep almost in- Kugh A. Matier (above), pub lic relations representative of the Union Oil Co.. will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis club meeting Monday. A founder- member of the Pacific Geogra phie Society and patron of the Smithsonian Institute, Matier wll discus tha Alaska highway now under construction, as bulwark In the nation's defense against possible combined Jap- Nasi air invasion from the north. Communications Five Sons In Armed Forces! To the Editor: Here In Butte Falls we have some people we think should get their names in the paper. I have been hoping our cor respondent or someone who could do It better than I would write this but I can keep still no longer. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Tungate are the ones of whom I speak and they are the parents of eight children, two of them girls rais ing families here In Oregon. The sons, five of whom are in the armed forces, are as fol lows: Joe. or Merritt as we used to call him, is a pilot; Jim I in the navy, and hi twin brother, Frank, Is an ambulance driver. Bud and Herb, the youngest, the marines. Raymond Is a welder In a Portland shipyard, and who has a right to say his job Is any less Important than the others. Mom and Dad to the children, they are Jack and Blanche to us neighbors. Jack takes what we call the graveyard watch at the Airplane Spotter cabin and I am proud and happy that Blanche goes with me each Saturday eve ning from 6 to 10 p. m. Can Jackson county surpass or even equal this coupler We doubt It. Truly, such folks should be honored and I fear we are all of us too busy calling names, etc.. sometimes to stop and remember that we are really in a War with a capital "W." Resp. yours, Mrs. Ernest W. Smith, Box 162, Butte Falls October 1. HISTORY REPEATS Delaware. O.. Oct. 2 (U.W Captain Miles Standish and Rob ert E. Lee of Delaware left to day for the army receotinn center at Fort Benjamin Harrl son, Ind. They were inducted into the army yesterday as pri-' vates. Dm tUu Tribune Want Ida CRAND-TASTIN0 ALSERS OATS IS A3 NOURISHING AS Aucsr-ceri U" lnoy "w Inv , proved flavor of ALhera 0n cither Quick or Old r'ssh loned. It cookf up flikr. full bod, tj. crcafflf-colorcd ( mushy! Thrift to scire, too. . definitely under extreme condi tions. Combining this product with skim milk power and a little cold water makes good but ter, It Is reported. This will no doubt be good news to some of the soldiers stationed In the far south. Wage Hike Denial Sets WLB Record Washington, Oct. 3. (II .15 The War Labor board estab lished a precedent today when it vetoed a wage Increase agree ment reached voluntarily by the General Cable Corp. and the Cable Guild, an Independent union representing employes ai the firm's Rome, N. V., plant. 2 '" 37c With Coupon ROSE GROCERY 201 Wait Jackson ton sure glad IheyYe good for me tausc iiovetml Albert Osa brines roa the bodr-buiio. in, eoercT-iinf nourishment of pur hole (run, is the best mitoJ source of pp-up Viumia Bt. Healthful foods make I strong AnxnanS'-rS This ttr of fooJ fa amons; thota recoro. snrndftj in the Nutri tioo Food Rules to aukt Asm uj strong! Kttps km qolnq till noon! Y7 Six Reasons Why You Should Eat HOME PURITY BREAD Greater Value Costly Home Ingredients Home Flavor and Purity Thorobaked Vitamin enriched One Profit Oven to You 1 lb. loaf 9c-Ulb. loaf 13c A Fine Assortment of Home Purity Cakes. Seems an extravagant claims to tar "America's best known cakes . but they have been shipped to every state. More than 2000 shipped to dis tant point so far in 1942. FOR THE WEEK-END Silver Moon Cake Whit layers with butter cream Icing. . Golden Orange Cake Three golden yellow layer with orsng butter cream Icing. Pilgrim Cake Brown sugar layers with brown sugar icing. A popular favorite. Better got yours early. Harlequin Cake One whit and ons chocolate layer flooded with bitter-sweet chocolata. Southern Nut Cake All chocolate with nuts covered with tweet chocolata icing. Angel Cakes Wide variety of flavor and icing 1 A tlse to suit your needs. 29c - 35c-49c - 59c Marble Loaf Cafe Whit and chocolate generous sis. each 29c Old Fashioned Pound Cake each 20c Breakfast Dainties Butter Horns Cinnamon Bun Fruit Nougat Bear Claws Cherry Buns. with richness and flavor seldom faund in commercial baking. FRUITS & VEGETABLES OUR VICTORY GARDEN Sunkist Lemons, large size, 300's ..... doz. 25 Artichokes, large ...3 for 2oC Green Beans 3 lbs. 20 Calovas, large size, No. 20's.2 for 230 Tomatoes 3 lbs. 10 Fresh Large Green Limes. . .doz. 33? Economical and Mighty Good Too Macaroni and Cheese Macaroni and Ground Beef Macaroni and Tomatoes All healthful nourishlnq and inexpensive Oregon Best Macaroni (Genuine Semolina) ' Salad Macaroni Sea Shells Alphabets Curve Cut Macaroni Long Macaroni Jumbo Macaroni Curve Cut Spaghetti Coil Spaghetti Coil Vermicilli Real Egg Noodles , Two Size Packages 14c 23c GAS RATIONING WON'T BE SO BAD IF YOU SHOP AT THE GROCETERIA YES, shop in the Groce teria and whjle your car is on either Groce teria downtown park ing lot take time to do your shopping for other merchan . dise in nearby stores. Make a deal with your neighbor to use your cars turn about You will get but a few gallons of gas a week which will be ample if you don't do unnecessary driv ing around to do your shop pin. Remember this! You won't get" much gas. .You will get no more tires. If two families pool cars the gas will go twice as far the tires last twice as long. Three families are better- ' four well, you can see the saving. o Shop Together o Shop Early In the Day! o Shop Early In the Week! o Shop at the Groceterias! Elbow Cut MACARONI Not Semolina 3 lb. pkg. 23c FEATURING AUTUMN MEATS A lot of good old fashioned foods come to mind with tha first ting of Autumn. Corned beef tad cabbage Sauerkraut with pork, and good eld time Mince Flos. s Tomorrow w feature Autumn food la tha Super Meat Market. Corned Beef Our own cur of fin steer beef. Cooks quicker because tender to begin with. Salter Kraut at. UC Tender, well cured early Oregon cabbage finer flavor, too. Mince Meat pint Made according to century old New England recipe. ib. 29c quick lOi fin 19c Steer Beef 29c Roasts lb. 25c and wC and Flavory .......... lb. Steer Rump Roasts, tender CI C CHEESE IS A VICTORY FOOD Victory food are those of which there is not a scarcity. By using them you are leaving more of the scarcer foods for our army and our allies. Eat more cheese cook it with macaroni eat it in sandwiches serve occasionally instead of meat. Tillamook Monterey Jack Oregon Roquefort Nippy Klamath (3 year old) Wisconsin Llmburger Wisconsin Swiss Crtira Brick Pimiento Loaf American Loaf. Fryers Fricassee Hens Turkey Smoked Beef Tongues You'll Never Miss the Car Til the Tires Wear Out! SAVE TIME -GAS TIRES -MONEY SEND A BOX OF McFARLANE'S Fresh Chocolates TO THE BOY IN CAMP Assorted Chocolates Mb. box.. 58t 2- lb. box $1-16 3- lb. box $1.69 5-lb. box $2.43 V4 dipped nuts chocolata chaws. 1 lb. box tie a lb. box IMI EVERY DAY LOW PRICES IN THE GROCETERIAS NO UPS and DOWNS - SHOP ANY DAYYOUR SAVINGS ARE GREATER HERE Clapps Baby Foods 3 cans 20t Fresh, direct factory shipment Kraft Macaroni Dinner pkg. 90 (both the macaroni and cheese for four) Calumet Baking Powder 1 lb. can 17 Green Split Peas Mb. pkg. 15c Kellogg Ric Krispies, Pep or Krumbles 2 ..pkgs. 250 Pill'sbury Baking Bran pkg. 19 Grapenut Flakes large pkg. 15 Quaker Oats, quick or regular. . .large pkg. 2S0 Crown Wheat Germ 1 -lb. vacuum can 25 Waverly Cocoa 2-lb. box 21 Aunt Jemina Pancake Flour. . . .2-lb. pkg. 240 Underwoods New England Clam Chowder No. 2't can 290 Underwoods Black Bean Soup, 16-oz. can 2 for 29 Meco Orange Juice 47-oz. can 340 Signet Sliced Carrots, Mb. glass jar. . .2 for 25 Boysenberries 8-oi. glass jar lit? Gold Bar Kadota Figs.No.l can 150 , No. 21 3 23? Golden City Sliced Peaches. . . .No. 2't can 22c" Sunblest Yellow Cling Peach Halves No. 2, can 250 Gold Bar Ready to Serve Prunes No. 212 glass jar 23 Gold Bar Pure Fruit Preserves. . .No. 2 can 29t (except strawberry and raspberry) Gold Bar Sweet Pickle Chips. . . 12-oz. bottle 25? Gold Bar Early Garden Asparagus. No. 2 can 290 Gold Bar Whole Kernel vacuum pack Bantam Corn, 12-oz. can 2 for 25t Gold Bar Fancy Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 2 can 190 Silver Bar Tomatoes No. 2 can 15? Gold Bar Diced Beets, Mb. glass jar. .2 for 25? Swift's Premium Chili Con Carne, without beans Mb. can 25? Swift's Premium Tomatoes. . .Mb. 2-oz. jar 330 (4 to large tamales) Pennant Fruit Mix. .8-oz. jar 22r; Mb. jar 390 Pennant Mince Meat 30-oz. jar 29 Fly Ribbons ...5 spools 10 Firechief Matches 6-box carton 23 Hemo, the popular health drink. . . .Mb. tin 590 Morrells Sandwich Spread 6 oz. 15J N. B. C 100 Bran pkg. 10 Ovaltine .small 35; large 65 Ponds Cleansing Tissue, 2 500-sheet boxes 490 Snowdrift Shortening 3-lb. can 73 Flavor Loaf Vitamin Enriched Flour, 49-lb. $1.79 Drifted Snow Vitamin Enriched Flour 49-lb. $1.95 Wesson Oil Va gallon can 93 Next week ysu should receive by mail coupon good tor 11 os. pkg. of Albers Corn Flakes free with a pkg. of Carnation Oats. Fresh shipment of both for your coupon redemption. CLIP THE OXYDOL COUPON from this paper sign your name and bring to your favorite Groceteria. Our stock bought before wartime glycerine reducUen. GATES & LYDIARD t large pkgs. 017. with coupon. el IB Sth at Central - Sth tt Orp Saving Without SoU-Denlal