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.r MEDr0RD (0RE00K) MAIL tribune SEVEN . Thursday, Mar 10 USB" If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! MOTHER'S DAY EXTRA FANCY FRESH DRESSED No. 1 MEAT TYPE PAN READY mm GROCETERIA'S OWN - FRESH MADE - LEAN GROUND BEEF 30 lb. SWIFT'S ORIOLE BRAND - SEALED CELLO WRAPPED SLICED BACON YOUNG -FRESH DRESSED FRYER RABBITS SEASON'S FIRST - GENUINE - FRESH CAUGHT Chinook Salmon Sliced or Center Cut Piece for Baking ARMOUR'S STAR BRAND - OLD FASHIONED B0L0GHA Sliced or Chunk The Ideal Lunch Meat ' YOUNG TENDER RIB CUT PORK CHOPS U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER Prime Rib Roast SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND SHORT SHANK Fully Cooked mm SMALL SIZE-READY TO EAT MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY OR UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED SOILAX picks up and holds all the dirt from your floors 8-OUNCE PKG. 27c IS YOUR SUPPLY OF M mi ZD MS Running Low? Now is the time to stock up buy one jar at regular price SAVE 25on the Second! 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While Stevenson attacked the present administration, Kefau vpr used his "crass roots" ap proach in his California vote getting campaign. The lanKy senator braved a light rain to shake hands with persons in downtown streets of cities he toured yesterday from Santa Barbara to Torrance. Kefaurer Confident Kefauver exnressed confi dence he would "do well" in the state's June 5 primary. He said he believed results of the Indi ana preference primary ballot ing was "quite a victory" for him even though President Eis enhower collected a majority of the votes. The two presidential aspir ants spent the night under the same roof at the Ambassador Hotel here but were too busy campaigning to exchange greet ings. Kefauver was scheduled to head north to Sacramemo while Stevenson was slated to remain in the Southern Cali fornia area until Friday. Bandon Man Remains In Critical Condition Portland (U.P.) Ralph Py att, 36-year-old Bandon logger accused of slaying state police man Richard O'Connor Tuesday night, fought for his life in a local hospital today so he can face trial for murder. Pyatt was still unconscious and in. critical condition today after spending much of the night in surgery. He was wounded in the head by O'Connor after the offi cer, who had gone to serve a warrant for a misdemeanor on Pyatt, was cut. down by shots from a :22 caliber pistoL District Attorney John Pickett of Coos county filed a first de- eree murder charge against ry- att yesterday. Pyatt was flown here late yes terday. Central Point Jaycees Schedule Clean Up Week Central Point The Central Point Junior Chamber of Com- mprre has . dedicated May 12 through 26 as "clean up Central Point week." Trucks have been scheduled to pick up all rubbish duning that time, Jaycee officials said. - Javcees have ureed Central Point residents to pile trash in front of buildings to make pick up easier. NO PINK ELEPHANTS Caledonia. Mich. (U.R) Cus tomers in Russ Allen's tavern have stopped seeing pink ele phants in favor of red birds. Allen complained someone dinned 12 Dieeons and chickens in red paint and turned them loose in his establishment.
