San Antonio Express-News, 18 January 1968, page 4 — H. L. Green Grocery & Meat Dept. (301 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio) display ad headed 'SPECIALS JAN. 18, 19, 20, 22 — QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED', with three bold-type price lines: 'TEA BAGS MASTER CHEF 48-COUNT PKG. 35¢', 'MELLORINE GEYER'S SQUARE CTN. ½ GAL. 29¢', 'PREAM COFFEE LIGHTENER 14-OZ. JAR 65¢'
San Antonio Express-News, 18 January 1968, page 4 — H. L. Green Grocery & Meat Dept. (301 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio) display ad headed 'SPECIALS JAN. 18, 19, 20, 22 — QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED', with three bold-type price lines: 'TEA BAGS MASTER CHEF 48-COUNT PKG. 35¢', 'MELLORINE GEYER'S SQUARE CTN. ½ GAL. 29¢', 'PREAM COFFEE LIGHTENER 14-OZ. JAR 65¢'
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Master Chef Tea Bags 48-count, 35¢ — H. L. Green grocery ad — SA Express-News, 18 January 1968

H. L. Green Grocery & Meat Dept. (301 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio) display ad in the San Antonio Express-News of Thursday, 18 January 1968 (p. 4) listing weekly specials for Jan. 18, 19, 20, 22 — Quantity Rights Reserved. The featured project line:

  • TEA BAGS — MASTER CHEF — 48-COUNT PKG. — 35¢

Useful primary-source pricing/sku attestation:

  • Master Chef Tea Bags as a SKU in January 1968 — a 48-count box at 35¢. Corroborates the 22 December 1966 SA Light “Master Chef Color Provides Key” story (HH-CLIP-1966-0002) which announced Master Chef Tea as a sister product in “new decorator packages.” Two-year arc: late-1966 launch through early-1968 grocery distribution.
  • H. L. Green was a national five-and-dime chain (the Hartford-Empire–era H. L. Green Co.) — having an in-store grocery dept at 301 Alamo Plaza adjacent to the Alamo. Useful San Antonio retail-history datapoint.

Other items in the same ad (for retail/grocery context):

  • Mellorine — Geyer’s Square Carton — ½ gallon — 29¢ (Mellorine was a margarine-frozen-dessert substitute popular in Texas in the era; Geyer’s was a San Antonio dairy.)
  • Pream Coffee Lightener — 14-oz. Jar — 65¢

The “Quantity Rights Reserved” and four-day weekly specials format places this ad in the early grocery-loss-leader / weekly-circular era.