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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 10, 1942. ST. MARY'S PUPiLS TO GIVE RECITAL T St Mary'i Academy will pre sent recital of varied musical numbers and reading! at the academy Friday at 8:13 p. m. The public 1 invited. Numbers will include mixed chorus, vio lin, piano, cello, vocal ensemble, vocal solos, harp, string trio se lections and readings. The program follows: O Praise Ye the Lord Franck Mixed Chorus Scotch Poem .MacDowell Frances Klernan Spanish Serenade Bohm Violin Patricia Kirsch Piano Jean Denraan Valse Chopin Kathleen Sullivan Pledge to the Flag Bergh Carol of the Shepherds Folk Tune Boys' Chorus Gypsy Rondo Haydn Dcah Jeanne. Rose Le Cynge .. Salnt-Saens Cello Ilene Clausen Piano Jean Denman Sonata Opus 101 Beethoven Phyllis Neely Alleluia, Christ Is Born ... The Quest Add. Glbb Vocal Ensemble Valse Opus 13 Chopin Jean Denman Deux Chansons Sans Paroles Dubar Harp Marilyn Chapman Invitation to the Dance Von Weber Voice Eleanor LeMire Piano Kathleen Sullivan The Inn of Bethlehem Reading Ilene Clausen Jesu Bambino ....Yon String Trio Tarantella .Heller Marilyn Chapman The Birth of Christ ..Hoffmelster Girls' Chorus many braves had Joined the armed forces that the famous 40 piece Navajo Indian band bad been reduced to less than 20 pieces. White men filled in to bring the band to full strength. BIRTHS McCORMICK To Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 824 South New town street, December 8, girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. McKENZIE To Mr. and Mrs. Tom, 23 Chestnut street, Decem ber 10, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. , . In 1942, white men for the first time took an active part In the Gallup, New Mex-, Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial. So J1LE PASSES Albert Daugherty passed away at local hospital early Thurs day. Mr. Daugherty has been a resident of Jacksonville for 30 years and made many friends through the many years as Ra leigh salesman. Mr. Daugherty was born in Pennsylvania in 1854. In 1895 he went to Iowa, later moving to Missouri and then to Idaho and Oregon. In 1880 he married Mary Napper and to this union were born six children, five of whom are living. Mr. Daugherty Is survived by two sons, Orren W.t of Jerome. Idaho; Earl R., of Twin Falls, Idaho; three daughters, Grace Bobier, of Culver City, Cel.; Ma bel Daugherty, Jacksonville, and Mrs. Pearl Pearce of Jackson ville; and twelve grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. at Perl fu neral home, Elder G. A. Thomp son of the Seventh Day Advent 1st church will officiate. Inter ment will be in the family plot in the Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery. PASSES, AGED 66 Harold Howard Herbert, 08, a resident of Oregon for 31 years, and the Applegate valley for 10 years, passed away at his home on Route No. 2 Wednesday at 8:20 p. m., after three years illness. Mr. Herbert was born at Hastings, Neb., May 11, 1878. He was a miner by occupation. Mr. Herbert is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethelyn Herbert, of Medford, one daughter, Mrs. Audrey Smith of Harrlsburg. Ore., one son, Ethan Herbert, of Medford, one brother, Irving Herbert of Idaho, and one grand daughter, Shirley Smith. Funeral services will be eon- ducted from Perl Funeral home Friday at 3 p. m., the Rev. Harry Hansen, pastor of the First Presbyterian church offici ating. Interment will take place in the Medford I. O. O. F. cemetery. Cm Mill Trllutu Want ids. -cutd otAvi cteiiciouA ttutupi. you. can SoAm aiAom toilh CrovmpMtny Flour You'll want youx Christmas pies and pastries to be Just littlo more tempting and delicious than usual ... to) use the FLOUR that's specially milled to produce superior home-made goodies I Keep a tack of Crown Pastry Flour en hand (or tasty plot, cookies, cinnamon rolls and other pastries your family will enjoy. Home baking it decidedly economical, and this it important these times. CROWN PASTRY FLOUR is made of specially selected wheats, perfectly blended to insure uniformly good results. CROWN CAKI FLOUR Scientifically blended and silk silied to Insure cakes that are delightfully light and Dully. C0Wi4 Crown Best Patent fcTOwnr0sv Kitchen Queen Jlad IVUat QamiLf, Qlo. and other Quality Flout Products 1 you'll find Dependable and Economical - B. - - - - .... i inline nmri YOU SAVE GASOLINE -TIRES - TIME - MONEY whenYoumi FOR' A WEEK! AT MEDFORD'S Complete FOOD Center -The BIG T MARKET VITAMIN JUICES Tomalo Juice, Libby, 47 oz. 23c Grape Juice, Welch's, quart 43c Pineapple Juice, Libby 47 oz 37c Prune Juice, Libby. . .quart 23c Carrot Juice 1 2 oz. tins, 3 for 25c Tomato Juice gSfoTS 41c Apple Juice 7M; .2 for 19c Celery Juice ?2'm.:n,?A 10c SOUTHERN Oregon housewives have en important role In this war effort and It ex tends far beyond the saving of kitchen fart and the home salvage effort. Wise and careful buying it of utmost importance . . . and EVERY housewife should Patriotically cooperate. YOU can sare tires, gssolint and at the tame time save money, if you will BUY ONCE A WEEK and EARLY IN THE WEEK. You can do ALL of your food shopping in one single trip to the Big "Y" avoid going from store to store to get what you want, avoid the neediest search for parking space, avoid traffic congestion and tropt ar rrarrie iignrt wntcn use gasoline . . . Follow these simple rules Don't believe la unfounded tumors about food shortages Buy what your need AMD ONLY WHAT YOU NEED. I. 2. 3. 4. Peaches 2i2 tin 19c Rosedale Apricots.. 2i2 tin 25c Boysenberries ....lb. glass 19c Grapefruit fiorf1 2 for 23c Pure Plum Preserves lV. 63c Welch's Grapelada )?:Z for 35c Don't Hoard on ANY PRODUCT It Isn't patri otic and it's bound to aggravate the conditions which encourage boarding. Shop early in the week ... We have our labor problem, our wartime problems are many. Help us so that we can help yeul Plan your meals a week ahead. It will help you to serve better, more hea'thful foods by advance planning. It will save tires and gasoline expend ed in unnecessary shopping trips. Pineapple ;!!.1.; 26c Apple Butter SI, r.25c Salad Dressing quart 19c Blue Karo... .5 lb. 41c SWIFT'S PRODUCTS 2 lbs. Guett Quality 0 3 For 14C For Quicker Cleaning 2 ror 25c I New Dehvdr.t.,4 8 lb- CI fid Pails $1.09 Pastry Tested 3-lb. Cartons I- 65c Pure Vegetable 33c 15c 7c TROCO or PARKAY AO 21b. pic ...'WC KRAFT MAYONNAISE M. quart far WC LIBBY SWEET PICKLES, quart Jar ... MUSTARD 2 lb. far VINEGAR 12 os. bottle PEET'S ORAN. SOAP C7 Oiant pk OIC PEET'S MECHANICS Ort SOAP 3 bars etUO OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, can. OLD ENGLISH FURNf I ft TURE POLISH, qt I 90 POWDERED BON AMI 1C 2 cans siDC WAXTEX Wax Paper 0 40 ft. rolls 3 rolls C M-D TISSUE, aa New low price 3 rolls "C SUPER SUDS, Concen- CJ. trated giant pkg. Wi HANSCO ALLWAY PUST MOP 0UW 7c Coffee Has a War to Win... t Wars to Conwrve Coffee No Skimping 1. Buy coffee a. you do "perishables" as you need it. 2. Choose the right grind. "Drip" for vacuum or drip pot. "All-purpose" for percolator or boiled. 3. Keep coffee In a clean, tightly cov ered canister, because the oxygen of the air causes it to oxidise and lose flavor. 4. Measure both coffee and water, carefully. 5. Use fresh cold water, end bring it to e galloping boll. Freshly drr.wn water contains oxygen that spar-kles-up the coffee taste, and water at a boll releases that marvelous coffee-flavor. 6. Make only es much coffee at a time es you wish to servo. In short, con trol the amount of coffee you serve a. carefully a. you would the amount of any other valuable food. 7. Use leftover coffee to make des serts or puddings. 8. Keep coffee-maker and all drip bags clean. A half-clean coffee maker ruin, flavor. Folger's. Hills. Golden West, Schil. ling s lb. Jar 33c with No. 27 ration tamp. Lome Linda Breakfast Cup, 12 os. pk. 22e Flcgo, lb. pkg 29e Hershey Cocoa, lb. box "l8c Ghirardelli's Chocolate, lb. can.!.'32e Choeolat P,nn..mi.t. I u i - , - -ri ...... ... toJ5 o OC 'Cracker Jacks 3 fot in8 Ht, a. av TV "rfHWS- I FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Cauliflower, large heads ...each 15c Oranges, new crop navels, 288 size, doz. 19c Onions, Sweet Spanish..... 5 lbs. 9c Turnips, bulk fancy............... 3 lbs. 14c Avacodos, King Salad, large size... 2 for 15c Picket Pancake Flour No. 10 bag 39c Albers Corn Flakes 6 oz. pkg. 5c Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix I414 oz pkISc KELLOGG'S Gro Pup Dog Food Now in Meal Form 11 oz. pkg 2 for 19c GRO PUP 25 01. pkg. 24c THRIFT DEPT. SPECIALS THIS IS THE GIFT FOR HER 32-Piece Dinner Set $5.95 Assorted floral design. 1 qt. Pyrex Vegetable Dish $1.95 Water Pitcher, 6 Glasses 89c Cory Coffee Maker $3.95 6 Coup - 2 qt. Pyrex Casserole 75c CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN Wrisley's Sit.. Fountain Syringe 49c 12-oz. Bay Rum 17c 98c Old-Fashioned L 98c Military Set, 3-piece 68c Lavender Shave Bcwl 49c Billfords $1.19 to $1.79 Genuine Leather 50c Lather Shave Cream 19c 6-oz. Mouth Wash 13c Christmas Toys For The Kiddies Magic Slate Set 49c Black and Whito Toaiter Set Complete with Toaster, 4 Plates and serving tray $1.19 Table Tennis Set $1.49 Checker and Backgamon Set $1.59 Plush Panda Bears .. $2.59 Stuffed Animals 49c to $1.19 Elephants, Dogs and Teddy Bears Magic Bubble Wand 25c Cold Remedies 50c Hill's Cold Tablets 24c SOc Gray's Laxative cold Tablets " SI. 3 Creomulslon for Relief of Coughs and Bronchial Irritations. ..1.12 SOc Gray's Wild Cherry Cough Syrup .39e SOc Gray's Mustard Compound , e S5e Vich's Vapo-Rub 7c All Tobacco Christmas Wrapped IS os. Prince Albert S3e IS os. Velvet . 6 3c IS os. Sir Walter Raleigh. S3c BIG "Y" SUPER MARKET Prices effective Dec. 11. 11. 13 and 14. FrL. Sat- Sun. and Mon. We reserve the right to limit quantities. SCglE 10 q C u isnv v?9i sn9 Boneless Rolled Prime Rib LB. 35 DRIED BEEFS ,4l,19 Lb. 33c CHICKENS K Boneless Beef Stew CUBES,. 29 Kampfer's Hi Grade Mince MEAT u 1 5 Large Juicy Franks 25 KRAUTQ,1 5 Long Shred Country Style SAUSAGE Freshly Ground Lb 23' STEAK Cut To8 Order Lb. 35 Fresh Stock of Ham. Bacon. Cottages and Picnics Meat Prices Friday and Saturday
