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Thursday, May 28. 19SS MEDFORD (OftZOOlf) MAIL THIBUNC SEVEN ,,,S 7 These are those famous Del Monte ggriRSsSjg, "SWEETHEART" brand wieners . . your JfS. 'OJ assurance of highest quality. JrC More Typical Safeway Savings Uictorias Cane Sugar 10 lbs. 87c Crisco Shortening Purpose . 3-lb. can 05c Fleet Mix SH"" X35c Bisquick Biscuit Mix X 39c Kitchen Craft Flour i!L. 10 lbs. 98c LtMjvl PICNIC PACK O-. ,-.-1--. Soianna. Perfect hot cakes rancane riour IVesson Oil Mayday Oil eookin every time Delicate flavored AC 3Vi-lb. pkg. fWW qt. bottle 59c bottle 59c BROWN Sugar Or Powdered 1-lb. pkg 225c Frozen Dessert iST" ZX 225c Soups Vegetable varieties can 227c CAMPBELL'S Qaiim FuI1 rich ' . Q OQm JOMATO OOUP flavor can V Applesauce JSE- nt'l 233c Gold Hill Pears ';::r n. ... 29c Fruit Cocktail EST 303 . 19c Sliced Pineapple lolonl flat, tin 235c Highway Pineapple slices No. 2 can 25c Grapefruit Juice Umr, J 225c Canned Picnics. T BONELESS VA lb. $ Dubuque brand can Famous Brands Lunch Meats 49c Your choice of 8 Varieties :Jb. Your Choice of Whole Ham or Full Shank Half Per Pound from MFEUAV Choose from Armour's Star or Del Monte "Sweetheart." These are fancy sugar-cured skinned hams weighing from 1 2 to 1 6 pounds. A grand value! Full Butt Half Per Pound 5? Heavy with Tender Meat. Spareribs , 39c T-BOHB SteakS Trimmed Fresh Fryers Whole Tender, Uniformly Aged "USDA CHOICE" Steer Beef lb. 95c Round Steak lb. 75c Boneless Top Sirloin lb. 1.05 Boiling Beef &l lb. I5o Tenderloin Steak lb. 1.55 Sirloin Tip Steak lb. 85c Standing Rib Roast lb. 69c Ground Beef lb. 39c Safeway starts with fine beef . . . "USDA CHOICE'' grade, only. Then, Safeway makes It even better through scientific "Aging" to bring out peak tenderness and flavor. And finally, Safeway meat men save you money by closely trimming all beef cuts before weighing. Orange Juice O'Gold Tomato Juice Cut Green Beans Dry Lima Beans DaaIa Eugene, UCCld 265c 20c 227c ; FANCY : PICKLED 46-ox. can Taste Tells 4o-oz. can Gardenside No. 303 can Seaside O OEaV No. 303 can U WW 17a sliced No. 303 can 1 1 V Gardendde 9 9lf No. 303 can LI aWV Safeway is THE place to buy produce! Look over these Garden Room values! Sweet Peas ?e:rdderide PACK TRAIN Syrup Maple flavored A.. Chocolate Well IIIIC Or Plain FROZEN : BEL-AIR : FROZEN ; MIXED Creamed Corn No. 303 can 225C 24-oz. bottle 33c 14-oz. size 59c 10-oz. pkg. 19c Bel-Air 10-oz. pkg. 19c 9-oz. pkg. 18c COLDBROOK 1Qj Nutritious, economical 1-lb. pkg. I vV ctn. I75 White Magic Soap laundry. 23-oz. size 23c VJrisley Bath Soap 5 bars each bag 59c White Magic Soap 'Z.. 49c Uu Bora Soap Granulated 46-ox. pkg. 61c Nip 'fl Tuck Dog Food .10c Puss 'N Boots Cat Food ,!::227c Flit Surface Spry ';ry .79c Pmc Keep 0 handy I vita supply Vegetables Frozen French Fries Margarine IZM CAVALIER Olgdl CllCO Popular king size GREEN ONIONS or Radishes Hare ar th makings for a crisp and sparkling Spring salad. Top quality GUAR ANTEED by faraway. bchs. 4 Bright, U.S. No. 1 Beauties from California Strawberries Full 12-oz. box Fresh Local Rhaobairllj) Local, field-grown. Straight, bright, Kndtr stalks. Perfect for tangy rhubarb pie. Lb Pre-Ripened Calavo Avocados each 10c From California Solid Heads, Sweet, White Heart Crisp Lettuce 2 lbs. 25c Thumpin' Ripe. Rich, Red Meat. Really Nice! . Watermelons lb. 10 c California. U.S. No. 1 Long White Shaffers New Potatoes 10 lbs. 69c Tender Golden Kernels. Excellent California Crop Sweet Corn lb. 19c New Red Potatoes St?St?-5 49c Fresh Pineapple lb. 12c Florida Grapefruit ''tSjS? lb. 14c Local Asparagus bJSL 2 Lb.. 45c Cantaloupe Famed Imperial Valley lb 19c No 1 Bananas Economy Potatoes Juicy Lemons Sunkist Oranges Crisp Celery Firm, but ripe Excellent Quality California Sunkist California Valencia! California Pascal Variety lb. 19c ID 'S,, 69c lb. 19c lb. 13c lb 17c COUPONS are CASH at SAFEWAY We will redeem ALL coupons issued by the manufacturer or food retailers with same or like .value merchandise up to the amount of purchase. OFFICES FROM MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Williams, owners of the Utopia motel for the past 10 years, have an nounced a remodeling project which is turning the motel into a new business and professional office development, in line with the modern trend for easy, drive-in access to offices. One modern building (above) has been completed, and each of . the three present motel buildings will be converted into five-room suites of offices with 900 feet of floor space. The family home will be removed to provide an additional three quarters of an acre of land for expansion and parking. The development has been named "Office Park." (Anders Photo) Convicted Reds Tell of Plan To Appeal Verdict Denver iUR) Seven lower echelon Communists convicted Wednesday night of conspiring to advocate the violent over throw of the United States gov ernment' served notice today they, would appeal their convic tions while they remained free on bond. District Judge Jean S. Breiten- stein gave 11 court-appOinJed at torneys for the defense until June 9 to file motions and set June 15 as the day the motions would be argued. Appeal Notice Given Arthur Bary, 43, one of the defendants who was described by the. FBI- as a Communist underground leader assigned to find out how FBI agents were tracking down Reds, said min utes after the jury returned its verdict "we intend to appeal." The verdict was returned by the jury of seven men and five women after eight hours and 20 minutes of deliberation. The jurors had listened to a large number of government witnesses and extended arguments since the trial started March 23. Face Five Years The defendants,' including Bary's 29-year-old wife, Anna, face a maximum of five years in prison and $10,000 fines If their appeals fail. The five other defendants were Harold "Zepelin, Lewis Johnson of Utah, Joseph William Scherrer and Mai Scherrer, his wife ,of Pueblo, Colo., and Pa tricia Blau of Los Angeles. The government had stated in its Smith Act indictments the seven plotted the destruction of the government by force at meetings in Colorado over a period of years. Bryson Attorneys Request Hew Trial San Francisco (U.R) At torneys for former left wing maritime labor leader Hugh Bry ron, who have asked for a new trial for the convicted perjurer, said today they were confident he "would , not serve a day in jail." Bryson, . 40-year-old former leader of the now-defunct Na tional Union of Marine Cooks & Stewards, was convicted by a federal court jury yesterday for falsely swearing in a Taft-Hartley affidavit, that he was not "affiliated with" the commu nist party. The iurv of seven women and five men found Bryson innocent of a second count charging that he lied when he swore he was not an actual member, of the party. The jury reached the verdict in the court of Federal Judge William C. Mathes after 10 hours of deliberation which started early Tuesday afternoon. The judge will hear arguments for a new trial on June 8. Phoenix Firemen Plan To Offer Inspections Phonix The Phoenix volun teer fire department will con duct a home fire prevention pro gram beginning June 1, Leo Fur ry, fire chief has announced. The firemen will make a house-to-house canvass to point out to householders common fire hazards which exist in most homes, and how fire can be pre vented by removing them. The firemen will not be looking for violations and will be there merely to be helpful to home owners or occupants. Three Mining Claims Recorded in County Three mining claims were filed in the Jackson county recorder s office Tuesday. William A. Reese Sr., and Dr. R. L. Falk filed a claim for cm nabar and other valuable min erals in the Evans Meadows mining district. The claims are known as Kathleen. No. 1 ana Kathleen No. 2. Reese gave his address as Canyonville, Ore. . A claim for gold and other minerals in the Sterling Mining district was filed by George A- Holt, 107 Walden lane, Talent. The claim is known as No Jrooi ins;.'' 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