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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1955)
MCDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN If You're Mot Trading At The Groceteria You're Paying Too Much! BIG FREE PARKING LOTS mm AIT TtHne IPDRICIE SAVDNCG TTWIKCIE Thursday Fbruiry 17, 1955 mm W-iW -v (Gm(D(EffimEmnA THREE JAYS PURE GRADE A GUERNSEY MILK GAL. JAR 84e (Full pint of Cream will raise on every gallon. Full Cream content, as from the cow. UV J COCONUT FRUIT RING .' ........ .' . . ' -- . ;' A new delicacy combining the goodness of real fruit cake with glace fruits yet in a lighter tasty cake. Specia I ly Priced To Introduce Repeating by Popular Demand Cheddar Crunch APPLE PIE iff Never such repeat demand or expressions of taste approval as for this hew apple pie--1 , - - Served Ala Mode A Real Taste Treat ;. CIRCUS PEANUTS Regular 39 Can 3 CAMS 100 HORMEL'S FROZEN ' . - - - HAM STICKS Just HEAT . ,5- . , , ' . . . And EAT! 7 V 1(0 OIC WI HAVE ITI NEW fXTRARJCH. LIQUID PRELL the Shampoo for iii ,Radl0ntly AHy' Hair to. ,: $ioo I mid. : 60 1 per. ; 30 New lovely Xolorsl TISSUE , , v v that 'n Facial Tissue! ZEE T Tissue 4 roll pkg. 35c ZEE Paper Towels, jumbo size 33c ZEE Waxed Paper ....... ............23c ZEE White Paper Napkins ..225c ZEE Sandwich Bags, pkg. ........10c ZEE Lunch Bags, pkg. ....... 10c ZEE Garbage Bags, pkg. ......10c TMs Week-emu!! AT -THE FtUOTADM 1 Dinner FREE With A $10.00 Purchase 2 Dinners FREE With A $20.00 Purchase DINNER TICKETS GOOD UNTIL MARCH 1 Because We Ran Out Last Week We're Repeating Groceteria SUPER SIPECOAIL jffieaouRS bmeb Mmm CELLO WRAPPED - VERY LEAN SOCIO Limit 6 lbs. Per Family U.S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER CHUCK ROAST lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND JUMBO B OLOGNA j SLICED or PIECE IT'S MIGHTY GOOD 37l LEAN, TENDER, MEATY SMALL SIZE RIBS mi U.S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER Cross Rib Roast BONED and ROLLED wm GROCETERIA'S "OWN" LEAN FRESH MADE Ground BEEFS LBS. $11 00 u THREE JAYS PASTEURIZED ALL GUERNSEY MILK Buy It in the jar Its Better You can see the cream-lets of it .O GAL. o GUARANTEED FRESH PACIFIC JUMBO CRAB MEAT 00 lb. LEAN, TENDER Center Cut Shoulder ITS ECONOMICAL NOW TO BUY PORK ITS THE SEASON'S LOWEST PRICE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY BORN PREMATURELY, Douglas Lee Schneea, being held by nurse at Delaware, Ohio, hospital, ?ls center of medical attention because he is a twin whose fellow is not scheduled for birth un- : til some time in March. Scientists say such separated twin births are as rare as. quintuplets. Mrs. Bernard Schnees, 35, his mother, "has three other children. ' - (International Soundphoto) Two Small Children Die in Cabin Fire "' Olathe, Kan. ' (U.R) Two small children lost their lives in a cabin fire at Gardner Lake, southwest of here, late yester day. The victims were three- year-old Peter John La Mirande and his 22-month-old sister, Linda. They were the children of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. La Mirande Sr. The father is an airman first class with the 2472nd reserve flying center at the Olathe Naval Air Base. ' ' " - His home was listed as. Bend, Ore. The parents were not at home when the fire broke out. The father rushed . from. ' a : nearby tavern where he . was working as a partime employee and at tempted to rescue; the children but was driven back by flames. Motion of Acquittal Denied for Dddele' Hillsboro; Oreraircult Judge Arlie G, , Walker yester day afternoon denied a-defense motion for a directed verdict of acquittal in the first-degree mur der trial of Jerry Dodele. The state s case was concluded after the judge ruled a second statement by the 17 - year - old Timber youth was admissible; In the unsigned statement, . Dodele admitted pulling the trigger of a .22-calibre rifle which allegedly-killed a 64-year-old Timber railroad mechanic, Peter Rib bers, in the latter's home on Nov. 11. Defense Attorney IrvinGbod man brought out during" cross examination of 'witnesses that Jerry said in his second state ment that he had' pulled the trigger accidentally. - - Grange Lake Creek Grange At the last meeting of Lake Creek Grange, Ira . Woolfolk, agriculture committee chairman, reported on the Social Security law and some of it's aspects as it affects the farmer. ; Murray Bartling, recreation committee, reported on the last square dance, and . urged all members to attend and help. The next square dance will be on February 26. . It was' voted to pay' the ex penses of Lecturer Eunice Pech to attend Lecturer's school at Corvallis, if she can go.. , The new password was given members by Master Lawrence Perry; He also gave to the sec retary, the gold star won last year by having all dues paid at the end of the year. ' New members appointed to the recreation : committee by Master Perry are Carl and Nell Webb.. ,i ' - Lake " Creek Grange members i gave Mary E. Moore gifts for her 80th birthday. An open house was held in her honor at her. grandson's and wife, home in Central Point ; " " Lecturer . Eunice Pech pre sented a Valentine Day program with Gloria Johnston reading an article on -the Origin of Val entine Day. - The first .voting was held on the. resuming of two meetings a month. The final vote will be held atthe March meeting. Each member is urged to attend the March meeting and express their opinion on the suggestion.' Next meeting will be March 10 at 8 p.m. V. : MADMAN DIVORCED Chicago (U.R) Mrs. Mary Ann Muntz of suburban Winnet ka, 111., was granted a divorce yesterday from .Earl (Madman) Muntz, television manufacturer and ' former Los Angeles car i dealer. Farm Price Outlook Claimed Encouraging Washington (U.R) Secre tary of Agriculture Ezra T. Ben son said today the farm price outlook now is "encouraging." He said it would be "a grave and costly mistake" to repeal the ad ministration's flexible farm price support program and restore rigid high supports for basic crops. .. Testifying before the House Agriculture Committee, Benson also warned against any move to legislate an increase in dairy price supports five per cent would cost taxpayers $125,000, 000, he said. . "Dairy surpluses are declin ing" he said, and "this is not time to rock the boat." ' : Submarine Used To Refuel Flying Boat; Washington (U.R) A flying boat has been refueled from a submarine for the first time, the Navy announced today. The feat points the way to a new type pf sea-based striking power. The seaplane-submarine com bination was seen as a future adjunct of carrier forces for hit and run tactics, against special enemy targets. , , A Navy spokesman told a re porter that the test took place in the first week of February off San Juan, Puerto Rico. ' Nevada Representative . Undergoes Minor Surgery Washingtori--aj.R) Rep. Clif ton Young (R-Nev.) is in the Naval Medical Center at nearby Bethesda, Md., recovering from "minor surgery," his office re ported todays - Young ! entered the hospital Monday, and is expected to be released next Monday. ; ; ttmous Jifetern Brands r The Nine Quarter Circle' Dade Ranch. Gallatin Gateway, Montana. 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