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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1956)
Thursday, April 5, 1956 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEW Mm If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much TEEM (CfflEEMDMJB (C EIE AGED TO PEAK OF PERFECTION DIRECT from WISCONSIN! Cut from the largest cheese ever shipped into Southern Oregon. Height 3' 6" Diameter 4' IOV2" Pounds of Milk 55,000 pounds Man Hours of Labor (farm and fac tory) 2814 Hours 3)Jlb. Be SURE to Get Some of This BIG CHEESE-lt's Delicious! YOUNG, TENDER, FRESH CUT. VERY MEATY SPARE RIBS ,39. FRESH CAUGHT. DEEP WATER PACIFIC RED SNAPPER FILLET 27 U. S. GRADED CHOICE STEER ROUND STEAK SSK SWIFT'S PREMIUM, SEALED CELLO WRAPPED SKIHLESS FRAFJKS 43L GENUINE, 1956 SPRING LAMB. CENTER CUT SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS M'' U. S. GRADED CHOICE STEER, CENTER CUT y-. CHUCK ROAST 31 GROCETERIA'S OWN. LEAN, FRESH MADE GROUND BEEF 35 C ' lb. 3 Soo lbs. U SWIFT'S ORIOLE BRAND. CELLO SEALED SLICED BACON YOUNG MEAT TYPE life lb. MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY OR UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED Hera it is -the LARGEST CHEESE ever to be shipped to southern Oregon! Coming DIRECT FROM WISCONSIN and AGED to PERFEC TION, this giant cheese goes on sale at the Groceteria TOMORROWl Shown at left is Me'vin Hall, manager of the Groceteria, and at right: Morris Bough tier, manager of the Groceteria's Meat Department, displaying prizes to be awarded tonight In the weight guessing contest. ' j - ' ' - 's ;.f AY SV3Y EVlOKVa You Can DEPEND On The BRANDS You Buy At The GROCETERIA I; n-i.J h i 1 ruiidi uepdiiuiuiii Willing To Make Applicants Known Washington (U.R) The Post Office Department has backed down on its insistence that the names of persons eligible for postmaster appointments be kept secret, it was disclosed today. The action is the latest victory for a House Government Oper ations Subcommittee headed by John E. Moss (D-Calif.) which has been protesting the suppression of public information by federal agencies. Post Office Department solic itor Abe McGregor Goff, in a letter to Moss, said the depart ment had withdrawn its request to the Civil Service Commission to keep the names secret "since you feel so strongly about the matter." It was not immediately known. however, whether the Civil Serv ice Commission would take the secrecy wraps off, and whether the Post Office Department itself would make the lists public. McGregor had testified last November that the department would not back down because publication of the names would "embarrass" applicants and dis courage good men from seeking the jobs. The secrecy label was slapped on the so-called register of eli gible applicants by the Civil Service Commission at the re quest of Postmaster General Ar thur E. Summerfield in 1953. The names had previously been made public. Applicants Selected ' The Civil Service Commission, on the basis of an examination, selects the three top-ranking ap plicants for a postmaster job. From this three-man list, or register," one is chosen by the President, with the consent of the Senate, for the job. il was this three-man list that Summer field kept secret. Civil Service Commission Chairman Philip Young testified that he was keeping the list secret by request of Summer- field. Young said it was up to Summerfield to say whether to make it public or not. AT THE GROCETERIA CRISP SWEET Hi 'Cello wrapped to retain freshness and food value. Price marked for your selection. We honestly try to package only quality pro duce, but once in a while we slip up. So we make this "guarantee (good or your money back). 1 c lb. m was ia OUR OWN PACK OF SNOBOY SUNKIST ARMASES' 5 ib. tag 43)' ThhUSmmI ss. n Just Arrived Another Shipment of Those Z.UCninm V q" Good Indian River Pink Grapefruit SdUash t-sJ lb. Local Newtown They are just APPLES about Over Green H(0)c 5 lb- W 39c Broccoli il VL SUNKIST LEMONS - For that Spring pz- Long Golden fll-Lb. j)(B)c Time Sniffle LV CARROTS...... w Bag j pack of 12 lemons Ui. No.iiTT Klamath We Havee f" Your Spring Time GoidenGem A-Lb. v-3c Salad Vegetables DnTATA-c ; j HJl p ff k RED LETTUCE, ROMAINE LETTUCE, AUSSIE LETTUCE, BUTTER rU I AIUH... II lar Dag S LETTUCE, ENDIVE. In fact, just about anything you want. pO .rl Then, Listen To This . . . WE'LL SEND YOU FREE A Full Size Package of m.c.p. Jam and Jelly PECTIN USE COUPON BELOW) U Yn Cob Mok This Wonderful NEW froze Berry Tostt Treat JAM5 L Make in Minutes . . . Ready to Eat Soon at Made ... FOR LESS THAN 15c A HALF-POUND By Using The Amazinj New Uncooked Jam Recipes Developed Exclusively by M.C.P. PECTIN. SEND TODAY FOR YOUR FREE PACKAGE . OF M.C.P. PECTIN! 5 11 I n lit 19 ! s? b Sew ft o 1 Hi f 5 3 AO z
