Swill Premium Sleaks ?E u s D A GRADE A I 100 GUARANTEED TK. FRESH We recognized the foet that it' a real challenge to preserve V 'rTvW ? '.' - fJifEF ITk and present to our customers the delicate natural flavor in meats. -T-ill IfJy V 5JI Pfs CV We face this challenge directly by buying our meet from the be.t t sUti J 3 Blk H 1 SvST f known processors of meat. Then our own meat specialists take over, J If A ' (r-y 1? ';. ' -sj4 under a system of rigid quolity control to moke sure that you buy ' V , j4UejtSy " ' ' JF' M I ; it at the peak of perfection. For o delightful dinner tonight, moy l" 4 J15r 3 V 4 I we suggest Drive-N-Sava Meats. V 2 'fewh' " ' "'2 A ' . xfCSV sfCfV urn P i T-BONE .tQ)f?f Av: 4 wi,fti ik ! ti Vf VY lev -JI 7.r.ttf!FJ&-x s;; Whole lb. X?- m il, J JM steaks .b (8) 3) ; ' r Up ,b' CLUB Eck CAVEMAN BRAND M steaks ib (8)3) SM!MM- P Porterhouse Boneless Boneless FILET I STEAKS Sirloin Tip Top Sirloin MIGNON chunk cl . 89 9' . 99 1.29 io!o9na I II..., U.I.I. ! I I- . . . . . ... ; !S?Ml 111191 wiLL HOLD IAM ar i a a r w n iiwi a . a T e.-- : ' ji . . , im i ar "-! i or i 1 fr-M-KJZ-r ' IV V 3 TTTHF ITFM OF MM n n II II II In i .f r& esssssew m. .ar bmbshi -a . . stia c c . i h h j bu ib t mi em i i em., m mm m r I YOUR CHOICE! El n -a. Folding leg.. Reg. 1.98 7Af WWlKKXLVM jSjkft Ol U M Reg. 21.95 General Electric lJ.-. 1 Si2S-tfV i tfo f 1 II I II IHiW f!l H In"' '', M '. " - II $n)49 skillet Thur., Oct. 12. ?961 The News-Review, Roscburg, Ore. 7 Roast Beef Top Week's Special By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Itoa.st brrf Ukr Ihe top sprit this vvrck among weekend tpecialt fratured by supermarkets and neightmrliood stores. Mostly wilely advertised cuts are top and bottom round, tup sir loin mmp and cross rib roasts. Veal roasts and cutlets also are nn t lie bargain lists of some biu chains. Mams and Boston rutts are the pork features in some areas. I'nrk is amonj the abundant foods expeeted to drop in price in the next few weeks. Hog slaugh ter in Novemtier is predicted to exceed September by 20 per cent. Indications are that hog prices will fall below $16 per 100 pounds in Chicago from the present level of $18.50. Krying and broiling chickens aren't being featured, but they are bargains. Trices are the lowest in 20 years. Thanksgiving turkeys are ex pected to be the cheapest in recent years because of a 26 per cent in crease in the number of birds raised this year, compared with last year. Fish specialties are halibut steaks, smelts and flounder filet. Best vegetable bargains are po tatoes, bunch beets, cabbage, head lettuce, endive, escarole, spinach, squash, pumpkins, and carrots. (iood buys include beans, arti chokes, bmssels sprouts, mush rooms, cauliflower, eggplant, on ions, peppers, sweet potatoes and cucumbers. Best buys in fruit are apples, limes. Concord grapes and Cali fornia lemons. 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Bom men exercised tneir ngnl guaranteed by the pools to re main anonymous. Both payouts were made on what is known as the treble chance pools. In them, gamblers try to pick eight games on the weekly English and Scottish pro fessional soccer program which will end in ties. Winnings are tax free. Although the farthing is no long er legal tender, it is stipulated as the cost per chance in some pools. It works out ail right because most players buy I large number of chances and pay off in pennies, shillings or pounds. Year's First Meet Held By Glide PTA By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY The Glide PTA held it's first meeting of the year this week in the high school multi purpose room. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Maynard Engle, vice president who read a eulogy to the late president, Mrs. Leo Bun nell. Teachers Introduced Calvin Christensen. principal of Glide Elementary and Junior High School, introduced the teachers. 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