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J I Thundar. October 28, IS54
if You're Not Trading at the Groceteria You 're Paying Too Much!
F3 BIG FREE
Sparking Lots
Atlc about ntmdJ -free
parking for otfnr Downtawa
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WHITE HOUSE
COFFEE
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1 Pound
Can
Kwr Choice -r- Given Away!
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY
Tickets Freely Given to All Over 18 Years of Age
Just Come In and Ask for Them '
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16 Orders Given Away Noy. 6
16 Orders Given Away Nov. 13
18 Orders Given Away Nov. 20
-You May Pick Up Turkey or Ham
at Your Convenience
Come In and Get a
SAMPLE BALLOT
We Have' A Supply
WHEN ARE
FRESH
VEGETABLES
BEST?
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When f rssh of course . . . Thaf t when flavor it best ...
when food value li greatest. .
That freshness must be protected by modern equipment . .
Piled In open air at room' temperature they deteriorate
quickly. , . , '
Your GROCETERIA has the only sustained freshness refrig.
rated display equipment In Southern Oregon.
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SPECIALLY PRICED
THIS WEEK END
Sunkist Valencia Sweet
ORANGES
7 pound bag ' Wt 69c
Local Sweet Spanish Onions 29c
Choice medium or jumbo sandwich six
IDAHO
POTATOES
From Idaho Falls best district ,
U.S. No. 1 10-lb. bag 59c
Best for baking, boiling, or mashing!
Your Groceteria has purchased another
huge flock of Extra
FANCY NO. 1 PLUMP MEATY
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVXH
mm
c
hicken
THEY ARE THE FINEST EVER AND WILL BE SOLD PAN READY
12 LIMIT Per Family And No Sale To Dealers
GROCETERIA'S "OWN" LEAN COUNTRY STYLE
SAUSAGE
SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND-COOKED READY TO EAT
SMALL SIZE
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PICNICS
KLAMATH CREAMERY CRATER LAKE BRAND MEDIUM
CHEDDAR CHEESE
GROCETERIA'S OWN "LEAN" FRESH MADE
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GROUND BEEF 3
ARMOUR'S STAR BRAND
SLAB BACON
Sold ONLY in the
Chunk Styta at
This Low Prico
U. S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER
RUMP ROAST
BONED AND ROLLED
-NO WASTE
SOLID LEAN
U.S. Graded "Choice" Steer
V A CCTUlnJ lb.
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Thick Cut from Choice Rounds
"Choice" Center Cut Round Steak
Unemployment Said Major Issue
For First Time in Past 22 Years
By LYLE a WILSON ' -United
Press Correspondent ,
Washington U.R) Unem
ployment Is an important and
perhaps deciding campaign issue
for the firat
time in - 22
years. . Demo?
crats are mak
ing v it a dam
aging issue
against Repub
lican c a n d 1
dates. :-i ' : '
- It was back
In 1932 that
Franklin D.
Roosevelt : laid
for : the New
party with . a
Li.
-A
Lrle 0. Wilson
the foundations
Deal-Democratic
presidential campaign which dra
matized the economic woes of the
United States in terms of Jobless
men and women.
Unemployment never . again
became an issue enabling the
ousted Republicans to beat their
way back to power. Mr. Roose
velt, however, never was able to
correct the condition which so
notably assisted him to the White
House. 'There still were 5,560,
000 persons unemployed in 1941,
the first year of Mr. Roosevelt's
third term. They represented
nearly 10 per cent of the avail
able labor force, which is con
siderable unemployment. - Even
the booming production of goods
to support the British and Rus
sians against Germany and Italy
had been .'unable , to provide
enough work , in : the United
States. 1 . -.
Disappears With War
Then the war hit home and un
employment began to disappear.
President Eisenhower and Labor
Secretary James P. Mitchell now
are pounding away as this cam
paign ends at the idea that pres
ent unemployment is not ex
cessive,, although deplorable, in
consideration of : the circum
stances of recent peace and a
change-over from a war econ
omy. They argue that full en
ployment at the cost of war is
not worth the cost or the cost
of inflation, of. currency. .
That probably sounds like so
many big words, to an unem
ployed man or woman, especially
one with a family to feed. Best
news for the jobless is that un
employment is being reduced.
Mr. Elsenhower and Mitchell an
nounced that this week.
CIO Challenges Figures
The CIO instantly challenged
the figures offered as mere
guesses. But on the basis of the
record, if the President's figures
are anywhere near correct, the
unemployment situation today is
a great deal better than in any
but a couple of recent peace-time
years before Mr. Eisenhower
took office.
For 10 peace-time years, 1937-
41 and 1046-50, both inclusive,
the average number of unem
ployed was approximately 4,
700,000. Labor Secretary James
P. Mitchell said Tuesday that
unemployment had fallen on the
last check, as of early this muiith,
by 358,000 and amounted to ap
proximately 2,700,000 now. That
is well under the average. It is'
about 4.1 per cent of the labor
force. . '
Assembly Church Convention Opens
Tonight at 7:45 o'clock a four- God with headquarters In Spring.
day missionary convention will
begin at the Medford Assembly
of God, 1108 West Main st, with
Miss Gail Winters, missionary to
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- GAIL WINTERS
At Assembly
the Belgian congo for 18 years,
as the featured speaker. Miss
Winters will relate some of her
experiences as a missionary and
will tell of the prospects of mis
sions in the Belgian congo.
Miss Winters is under appoint
ment of the Foreign Missions de
partment of the Assemblies of
field, Mo.
Prior to going to Africa, Miss .
Winters was in Wendell, Ida. She
attended Glad Tidings Bible in
stitute, Santa Cruz, Calif., and
the Bible Institute, Los Angeles
The service tonight is the first
of four to be held at the church ,
this week end. Services will be
held Friday and. Saturday at.
7:45 p. m. The convention will
close at a missionary rally Sun.
day at 3 p. m. with all the As
semblies of God churches in
southern Oregon participating. '
The Rev. F. Wtldon Colbaugh,
pastor, stated that the public is
invited to attend all of the serv
ices and to see the films and'
curios from the foreign fields
which will be on display.
ELECT
BILL
TUCKER
CITY
COUNCIL
, FIRST WARP
Tucksr for Council CeiajMhtM,
Kan Cook. Chairman.
REMEMBER
TO VOTE
"YES"
J uvenile Detention
NO. i
November 2, 1954
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