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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVER If You're Not Trading At The Groceteria You're Paying Too Much! YOU CAN DEPEND On The Brands You Buy At The Groceteria Thursday, May SI. 1956 ' U.S. GRADED CHOICE CH UCK IMS! Well Trimmed Center Cut : : ." For delicious economical meals U. S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER ROUND STEAK U. S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER - BONED and ROLLED CROSS RIB ROAST U. S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER BEEF LIVER SLICED 43L U. S. Graded "CHOICE" STEER. Aged to Perfection RUMP ROAST Boned and Rolled No Waste to Buy 79- 4$ KLAMATH FALLS - CRATER LAKE BRAND MEDIUM CHEDDAR CHEESE GUARANTEED FRESH MADE LEAN GROUND BEEF 30 HORMEL DAIRY BRAND - OLD FASHIONED B0L0GHA .Sliced or Chunk The Ideal Lunch Meat YOUNG TENDER EXTRA FANCY NO. 1 FRESH DRESSED-I10T FROZEN Fryer Turkeys Small Size-Sold Vz Or Whole MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 2, OR UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSED FOR SHOPPING DURING Dollar Days DEL MONTE Cream Style CORN NO. 303 CANS 2 Cans 35 7 Cans $100 DEL MONTE b-rJ Pineapple --T Juice Mm) 2 cans Del Rogue Freestone PEACHES 2B37e 3 Cans $100 l-X-L BRAND . . Sfiii Chili Con Came 5 For$H iBl LAST CHANGE TO GET "A QUART OF PRAISE FOR ONLY 9e PiT0 TRY YOUR FIRST QUART (254 for first pint) 59 Quart . New detkaletf ttanni solai dressing. Compfef details m erery PRAISE label! fjhe freshet fish you can buy...) I" 9Tn,en " r Uncle Ben's 29c4 for T IT'S GOOD VEL Detergent SorInt Giant 0e J "s FflB5!?5ent AJAX Cleanser GPr9!69c 2cans25c JOINING LARGE TURNOUT, President Gronchi (left), and Palmiro Togliatti (at right with daughter), leader of Communist Party, cast ballots in Italy's two - day elections. Seventy per cent of eligible voters went to polls. (International Smmdphoto) Antique Show Will Feature Venetian Items, Glassware Two rare Venetian banquet cloths with matching napkins will be among items displayed at the Chin Up club's antique show and sale in the Pioneer room of ' the Jackson hotel to morrow and Saturday, club offi cers said today. Hours of the show are 11 a..m to 9 p.m. each day. The cloths will be in the dis play of Frankie Faul Smith of Gem, Mineral Club Plans Field Trips The Roxy Ann Gem and Min eral club will sponsor field trips for club members and members of the All Rock Hounds Pow Wow club' of America, Inc., Sat urday and Sunday on Agate des ert east of the National Guard station on Table Rock rd. A program is planned Satur day night, club officials said, at the . Camp Corral building at Camp White. Field trips will start at 8 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Wide Range of Ads Brought by Children ' Peoria, HI. (U.R) The Peoria Journal Star offered Peoria youngsters free classified adver tisements and was deluged with more than 500 ads, from "jobs wanted" to "cats boarded." Fourteen-year-old Jerry Knofie loch wanted to board the cats: "We board your cat while you're away. . Quiet.. No dogs. Weekly or . Daily rates. Operat ing since 1952. References. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday; otner days 5:30 previous day Eugene, who also will show a pair' of original unglazed Peach blow swans made by Webb of England and a monkey band of old Meissen with the leader and five players. Kibbe's Antique shop, also of Eugene, will display a large col lection of sterling silver, cut glass and old jewelry. A porcelain Chinese snuff bottle, dating to the H'ang H'si dynasty of 1662-1722, will be in the display of Ruth Smghofen, Portland. Her display also will include choice pieces of Durano, French Baccarat, Quezel, Luts Amberina. satin and Mary Greg ory glass and a Chelsea tea set said to be 150 years old. Brass, copper and rare lamps also will be featured. All items are for sale, club officers said. The Chin Up club will use its portion of receipts to purchase equipment for handicapped persons. Fire Damages Lumber Kiln at Klamath Falls Klamath Falls U.R) Fire late yesterday caused an esti mated $20,000 damage to the dry kiln of the Diamond Lake lumber company near here. Six county " fire departments re sponded to the alarm and battled the blaze about an hour. The fire was believed to have started in electric motors of the kiln. ADVERTISING ON INCREASE Chicago U.R Advertising Age, trade magazine, said Satur day that national newspaper ad vertising showed a 17 per cent increase last year over the 1954 figure. It said a record $695 mil lion was billed in 1955 com pared with $594,100,000 the previous year. Summer Orchestra, Band Classes Set Beginning students who wish to enter band or orchestra sum mer classes will meet at 9 a.m., Saturday, June 2, in the Med ford High school band room, I. A. Mirick, band director, said today. Mirick said all students of dis trict 49 from the fourth through the 11th grades are eligible. A staff of instrumental teachers will be available to discuss with students individually about in struments most suitable for the individual, Mirick said. Among items checked, he said, are teeth formation, lip and jaw development, finger dexterity, left or right handedness, sense of pitch, and sense of rhythm. Mirick urged parents to accom pany children interested in tak ing summer classes at the meet ing. Registration for band or or chestra calsses will be held at 9 a.m., June 11, Mirick said. First orchestra classes start June 12 and first band classes start June 25. John Drysdale will teach orchestra and Mirick will teach band. Registration for intermediate and advanced band and orches tra students will be held June 11 at the high school, Mirick said. CIVIL DEFENSE MOVE Washington (U.R) Sen. John M. Butler, (R-Md.), predict ed last night the federal Civil Defense headquarters will be moved back to the Washington area from Battle Creek, Mich., ' by Jan. 1. He said in a state ment that "location of the agency in Battle Creek just hasn't worked out." MARGARIN Oregon's own brand
