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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1943 GIRAUD BELIEVES THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS o ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING LUNCH BOX TREATS from the HOME PURITY BAKERY OF Nazis Will be Thrown Out ; Within 15 Days Says Gen eral Patriots Gain Arms Allied Headquarters, North Africa, Sept. 24. (U.R Gen, ' Henri Giraud believes the Ger- ' mam "will be thrown out of ; Corsica within 10 to 19 days," . his personal chlef-of-staff, Gen. Rene Chambre, said today in ' disclosing that Giraud had visit ed the French Island. Giraud flew to Corsica Tues , day where the people hailed t him with shouts of "Vive Glr- aud" as he rode in an automo ' bile through the streets. : "Vira De Gaulle!" . "There are two presidents of the committee of national lib eration," Giraud reminded the demonstrators in reference to Gen. Charles De Gaulle. - The Corsica ns promptly add' ed: "Vive De Gauliel" Chsmbre said, (The city visited by Gir aud presumably was AJacclo, the capital.) Chambre said reconquest of - Corsica had been in preparation for six months and that Giraud ' constantly kept in touch with ' patriot forces by radio. He , estimated patriot forces on the ..island number from 10,000 to - 12,000, armed with machine ' guns and tommy guns obtained by submarine and parachute i from the Allies, Boy Kills Kails One patriot only 15 years old ' has killed two German officers ,' and one soldier, while another , 73 years old shot three German soldiers with sporting rifle, v Chambre said. Patriot resist ' knee at Cauro on the day of the ' landings stopped a German tank column and forced it to retire, he disclosed. -.- Chambre said the 80,000 Italian troops on the Island , were considered "troops in tran i lit," not as prisoners. He said they had been assigned the task 4 of "rebuilding Corsica" and that they had been given complete , personal liberty, though they must obtain food and clothing i through the Allies. 1 WILL BE MARKED . Soldiers of the Jewish faith ".stationed at Camp White will thave a full opportunity to ob , serve the Jewish high holy days. General Amos Thomas, com amandine general, announced to-1 day. J , The holy days, which begin at J sundown, September 20, will be I marked by camp religious serv il Ices conducted by Chaplain Jacob E. Segal at chapel No. 12, located at Avenue "F" and 10th street. The same procedure will J be followed at the close of the a holy day period, when religious services commemorating Yom Klppur, the dny of atonement, will begin In the chapel at sun J down, October 8 and end the evening of the 0th. V Assisting as cantor at these neervlr.es will be Pfc. Max R. Ttegsr of the Medford airdrome, accompanied by Mrs. Doris Con- dit Lanti, organist of the First I Methodist church. ' The observance of the holy 'days la characterized by a great J solemnity which summons the , Jew to obstain from his dally , occupation and participate in communal worship. ' General Thomas In a special ' holy day message to Jewish sol ,diers declared, "We are happy , to know that men of Jewish faith In the armed forces will "be able to worship on these ' solemn days In accordance with J your traditions. As Amorlenns ,you will be exercising the free i riom of religion, one of the great 'four freedoms for the sake of ' which we are engaged In this world-wido struggle. I Join with J you in the hope that the com , ing year may mark a great step . forward in the extension of that 'freedom throughout the world, ' and in the final and decisive ," overthrow of the forces of .. tyranny." . Civilian assistance In the an rangemcnt of the religious serv ' ices is being supervised by the ' army and navy committee of , the Jewish Welfare board of . Medford. '. Want to see that boy sooner? . . . Then buy all the War Bonds you canl Olostni tim. tot OlsHiflMl aOi a. m. Too !; to cituifj iao p. m. GIVE YOUR GOLD THE AIR . 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CHERRY BUNS ... 5 for 15c Tasty Roll with Candled Cherries. FRUIT NOUGATS . . . 5 for 15c A fine blending of Candied Fruits and Raisins In a taste-appealing roll. ' .J - ,. : vis a", imt 9 If V 1 I -V'K, 1 v RAISED DOUGHNUTS 6 for 15c Capacity limited, so ", buy early. MAPLE BARS 6 for 20c An old favorite bacV again. APPLE TURNOVERS 3 for 20c Takes the place of pie. Easier to pack. ,' HOME PURITY CAKES FOR THE WEEK END Brown Sugar Deviled Food Hershey Chocolate, enhan ced with brown sugar. Top ped with chocolate Icing. CARNATION . CAKE White and pink layers, topped with butter cream icing. ALABAMA SPICE CAKE A baker who ust coma to us from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, brought this southern favor ite to us. ANGEL CAKES Supply limited because of "Hard to Get" Ingredients Choice of Above 59c Vi Cake... 30c HOME PURITY SANDWICH BUNS Seal wrapped to Insure freshness. Hamburger Sandwiches a fine Satur day night supper 6 for 13c HOME PURITY COOKIES They are really home cookies, prepared from homo recipes from leading Women's Magaiines Dozen 15c Put 'em In the lunch box Eat 'em for bed time snack. Home Purity Vitamin Enriched BREAD Rich Wheaty flavor found only in bread baked the Home Way Mb. loaf 9c lV2-lb. loaf 13c In The VICTORY GARDENS WATERMELONS Lb. 2c SWEET POTATOES or Southern Yams, 2 lbs. 19c GREEN BEANS, Blue Lakes ........ 3 lbs. 20c GREEN PEPPERS Lb. 3c ARTICHOKES .......2 for 19c GRAPES, Tokays or Green Malagas, 2 lbs. 19c GROCETERIA GUARANTEED MEATS Points Pea Lb. May We again suggest that easy to prepare) yet delicious Saturday night supper Hamburg, era. Get some of our Finer Ground Steer Beef and a half dozen Home' Purity Buns. Mighty good economical and take but few points. Ground STEER BEEF..... lb. 29c HOME PURITY BUNS, 6 for 13c PRIME STEER BEEF ROAST, Grade A lb. 28c Short Ribs of STEER BEEF, lb. 21c WANT A GOOD STEAK? We Have It! T-Bone, New York Cut, Top Sirloin, Filet Mlgnon, Porterhouse, Club, Small Individuals. Good . Meat Takes No More Points Jackson County Milk Fed Veal . Smoked Meats The Finer Grades for your points. 9 6 BACK THE ATTACK Buy Invasion War Bonds! Colored FRYERS and HENS Fryin RABBITS No Points . Wisconsin SWISS CHEESE lb. 49c S Points Per Lb. A Large Display of DELICIOUS Lunch Meats 8 Points Per Lb. Tillemook CHEESE Swift CHEDDAR CHEESE Points Pot Lb. UNRATIONED ITEMS Ovaltine, plain or chocolate. .... .35 and 65J Instant Postum.. small 25; large 43 Breakfast Cup Cereal Drink. ....... .pkg. 220 Floridale Honey 2 lb. can 660 Lanes Sage Honey 1 lb. jar 290 Paprika 1 lb. can 660 Parowax 1 lb. 140 Lemonade or Ice Tea Straws. . . . . .pkg. 100 100 M. D. Toilet Tissue. 3 rolls 200 Waldorf Tissue ....4 rolls 190 Gem Paper Cups .100 for 790 Riviera Raviolas 1 ..1 lb. jar 150 Lux Toilet Soap .3 bars 200 Life 'Buoy Soap .3 bars 200 Rinto ...large pkg. 230 Lux Flakes .large pkg. 230 Swan Floating Soap, reg. bar 60; Ige., 3 for 290 Old Dutch Cleanser....;. .2 for 150 Z-Mor-U Coffee .1 lb. 270; 2 lbs. 530 Alpine Coffee............ lb. 330; 2 lbs. 650 Folgers Coffee lb. carton. .310 lb. jar. .330 2 lbs. 650 Golden West Coffee lb. bag . . . 300 lb. jar. . . 330 3 lbs. 950 ' Schilling Coffee... lb. jar 330; 2 lbs. 650 Gold Bar Coffee lb. jar 290; 2 lbs. 560 S. & W. Coffee 1 lb. carton 310; jar 320 M. J. B. Coffee. lb. 330 Empress Coffee 1 lb. 320; 2 lbs. 630 (la Reusable Fruit Jars) Ivory Soap reg. bar 60; large, 3 for 290 ' Cnay Toilet Soap 3 bar 200 Lava Soap. reg. bar 60; Urge 90 P. &. 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