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Thursday, May 3, 19S8 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN f '"' if You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much WHY N your .... EASIER! US. Graded Choice Genuine 1956- J THE FINEST EVER Serve One This Week End U.S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER REPEAT SPECIAL -FRESH CAUGHT, DEEP WATER PACIFIC Red Snanner Fillet S7'b- Sorry We Ran Out Last Week! MORRELL'S PRIDE BRAND-SEALED, CELLO WRAPPED From the Land of Corn Old Fashioned Style Lb. Pkg. U.S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER ST CENTER CUT 45fb- HORMEL DAIRY BRAND-OVEN BAKED Ready to Eat ncu no Boneless, Waste Free 4-lb. Solid Meat 2 ea. YOUNG, TENDER, MEATY -FRESH CUT SPA NOT FROZEN 43"' CROSS RIB or BONED and ROLLED AST 78s- EXTRA FANCY No. 1, YOUNG, TENDER T ft Y o PAN READY o FRESH DRESSED OR FRESH FROSTED lb. FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY OR UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED Cinnamon Rolls - Cinnamon Tea Sticks - 4 Decorated Mothers Day Cakes Now On Display Place Orders Now for Mother's Day, May 13 Dusting is Now ! NYLON MOP Th "MAGIC-ACTION" swiv socket responds to a flick of th wrut ... dos the. twitting and turning tor you. 100 VIRGIN NYLON Ifyj pod vash$ like. your nylon ? J stockings. Pink, white, or r blue nylon. - O'Cedar Sweep Type Duster No. 22 379 Other O'Cedar Mops as Low as 2.49 ' O'Cedar All Purpose Polish 12-oz. Bottle 57 O'Cedar .Cream Polish ' Pint 65 inCleaninq Sponge Mop Scrubs waxes shampoos while your hands stay dry! 4 COMPUTf YOU CAN BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY MODERN CLEANING NEEDS NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR GROCETERIA sei,.Poiisi"g ft FMEE BUY A QUART CAN OF BRUCE SELF POLISHING WAX - GET A PINT CAN - Both for s1 09 Gold Seal Glass Wax ,. 59 01 98 Windex Glass Cleaner SL1 5 -39 Bon Ami Povder 2cans29' Old Dutch Cleanser1 2 a 21' ftL Rug Cleaner (5) QHart$1.59 ST Rug Cleaner MS 9 Lff98' Powdered Rug Cleaner f lb. 13-oz. Jar $1.29 HcC,acken Rug Cleaner 2s7 1 $U9 Z Cleaning Fluid & 39 mST Parfum Dry Cleaner U...1.09 Self Polishing Wax P,3rQ, 5y Hard Gloss Glo Coal p, 59 0, 9C Aero wax Johnson's MAY 13th AT THE SAVING CENTER delightj A FINE ASSORTMENT OF COSTUME v mm m m J JEWELRY Whitelaws Chocolates $1149 (9)c j ys Tax POUND BOXES FOR MOTHER AS LOW AS U SHOP MOM'S GIFT EARLY AT OUR FOUNTAIN Swiss Steak Dinner WITH MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY GREEN BEANS BREAD AND BUTTER COFFEE TEA or MILK cHOO CHOICE OF DESSERTS Pie, lee Cream Sundae or Fruit Jello with Whipped Cream for Dessert 3 Three Issues Debated By League Chicago U.R) The League of Women Voters tried today to de cide which one of three issues should be dropped from its ac tion program for the next two years. The issues which came under debate at the league convention are the federal loyalty-security program, water conservation and economic aid to underdeveloped countries. The convention is trying to limit the program of which the league will concentrate its work. A number of member leagues have asked that the program be restricted to two subjects. Mrs. Hewitt Joyce Jr. of West ern Springs, 111., spoke in favor of continuing work on the fed eral loyalty security program yesterday. "There is nothing certain groups would like better than to see us discontinue this program, she said. Foreign Economic Aid Mrs. Donald Kennett of St. Louis urged adoption of the issue involving foreign economic aid. She said United States economic policies are "outdated to a large extent due to recent shifts . in Soviet cold war strategy." Mrs. Murrel Loring of Los An geles said "we have talked a lot about aid to other countries. It seems to me we have foreottpn we have a few underdeveloped areas in our own country." Mrs. W. E. Stevens of Laramie, Wyo.. said the water conserva tion program was "highly emo tional" and "someone like the league should make a study and present unbiased information on it." "Water in the West has been an emotional question ever since men with guns guarded water holes," Mrs. Stevens said. - She said water is tied nn with other major Droblems. Part of the farmer's "plight," she said. is due to long-term drought in many areas. Water Problem Confused" Mrs. L. A. McKav. Berkelev. Calif., said "the nation is in a state of utter confusion" about the whole problem of water re sources, and the league should take the lead m studying it. Marearet CoDnineer. Kpnn. wick, Wash., said water is not only a national problem but has international aspects. In the Pa cific Northwest, she said, con trol of water resources in some instances is shared by the United States and Canada. Opponents of the water pro posal argued it should be handled on a regional basis. TIME TO QUIT Adarian. Mich. (U.R) Frerf Willnow figured that at 82 he was eettine too old to driv n he sold his 1928 Chevrolet, still as shiny as the day he bought it 28 years ago. Lovely Centerpiece 7308 Crochet this Drettv center. piece in favorite pineapple pat tern. Doily-bowl combination- worked together in gay contrast colors! Pattern 7308: Crochet direc tions for oval doily-bowl combi nation or a 10x18 inch doilv alone in heavy jiffy cotton. Starch stiffly. Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern add S cents for each pattern for lst class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chel sea Station. New York 11. N V Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in the new Alice Brooks Needle craft book for 1956! Stunning de signs for yourself, for your home just for you, our readers! Dozens of other designs to order all easy, fascinating hand work! Send 25 cents for your copy , of this wonderful book right away.
