Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 14, 1956, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! EXTRA FANCY FRESH DRESSED No. 1 MEAT TYPE - PAN READY 11PIIVU Thursday, June 14, 19!t I, r7 SAYS FRYIPl G KEfJS Q W EXTRA NICE -NO WASTE TO BUY FRESH PACK PACIFIC CRAB MEAT $419 I ib. U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER CHUCK ROATS -,43l EXTRA LARGE JUMBO MEXICAN GREEN PRAWNS 98s.. SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND CANNED PICNICS ".sirsL s959ea I IUI1IUU 4V4-LBS. SOLID MEAT Ca GROCETERIA'S OWN x BEEF BACON 49fb SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD BRAND f1 U F F Q F Th ,dea fr o Po,,",, 7 O c wllaUaUwIiii a Summertime feast fa Loaf B lb. U.S. GRADED "CHOICE" STEER SHORT CUT TEAK Cut Thick To Broil or Thin to Pan Fry MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 16, OR UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED Father's Day-In the Bakery OLD FASHIONED G?1t Chocolate Cake $F8 Appropriately Decorated For Father FOR FATHER'S DAY- PRICE PIPE SALE MEDICO PIPES $1.00 to $3.50 WEBER SILVER GRAIN PIPES, Imported Briar $2.50 FALCON PIPE, with Removable Bowl . ..$3.50 FALCON EXTRA BOWLS .'. . $1.50 KAYWOODIE PIPES $4.00 & Up TOBACCO POUCHES .....50c to $3.50 PIPE RACKS $1.69 to $14.95 PIPE KNIFE 89c ZIPPO LIGHTERS $3.50 DOBIES 4 SQUARE TOBACCO 2-oz. 65c BALKAN SOBRANIC 2-oz. 90c HAYES AROMATIC TOBACCO 8-oz. $1.25 HICKORY TOBACCO 15-oz. $1.35 SUGAR BARREL TOBACCO ...8-oz. $1 .25 For the largest Selection of Pipe Tobaccos Shop at the Groceteria Tobacco Counter! CIGARETTE LIGHTERS by MYLFLAM $6.95 to $8.75 1 CARTON POPULAR PRICED CIGARETTES FREE WITH EACH LIGHTER PURCHASED DEL MONTE DEL MONTE Why buy unknown private label brands when you can gel the old reliable ones at your GROCETERIA for the same price. You can depend on the brands you buy at The Groceteria! - ' CREAM STYLE CORfl 8 f.r 1 00 PINEAPPLE JUICE 46-OZ. CAN 4 fori STANDBY DEL ROGUE 00 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 r 1 00 TOMATO JUICE 46-OZ. CAN 4 for I WILAMET CUT GREEN BEANS 303 CAN 8 fori 00 DIAMOND A DICED BEETS 303 CAN 10 fori 00 BIRDS EYE. FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 10-OZ. PKGS. 4 Pkgs. E 00 KOOL AID BEVERAGE POWDER 3 pkgs: IB t BORDEN'S MAYONNAISE QUART JAR SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR 4-LB. BAG .49' NBC SHREDDED WHEAT JRS. 2 PKGS. NBC CRACKERS 2-LB. PKG. 4! K PALMOLIVE HAMP00 SPECIAL OFFER REG. 89e SIZE HALO SHAMPOO SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY OFFER 1.50 VALUE 119 KRAFT PARKAY MARGARINE 11 ib. 1. TO KRAFT SALAD OIL QUART BOTTLE ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4 ROLL PKG. ZEE NAPKINS PKG. OF 80 Hi FLAKED ICE FROM OUR OWN MACHINE V 10 pound bag 251 ORDER AT CHECKOUT COUNTER IDEAL FOR MAKING ICE CREAM OR FOR COOLING SUMMER BEVERAGES! . DOGS 30 FOR. V WALTER KENDALL r r KIBBLED DOG POOD 26-ox. OCw UUP 8 SJI-U Twenty Mule Team Borax Mb. Pkg. 39C . Steinf eld's Sauerkraut No. 2Vt Can 2 for 35c Boyd's Coffee lb. Can 99C WH ceapm, evsilafck 1 Mora. Niagara Starch 2 for 39c Twenty Mule Team Boraxo l-lb. Can 29c Underwood Deviled Ham ; No. Vi Can 2 35c White King Granulated 5e off Large Pkg. 28c Linit Starch 12-oz. pkg. 2 29c . Planter's Peanuts 7Vi-oz. Can 39c Dial Soap Reg. Bar 2 for 27c Bath Siza 2 for 37c White King "D" Giant Pkg. 69c Del Rich Margarine 29c Lb. 4 ib. 7.00 RETURNING to New York j from Reno, ' where be ob j tained divorce. Playwright Arthur Miller, 41, meets Marilyn Monroe amid talk they may wed. (Imtarnatioaatl Steel Producers Offer Five Year Pad With Union New York ttJ.R) The "big three" steel producers have asked the United Steelworkers for a five-year contract calling for automatic pay Increases an nually, an informed source said today. The companies, TJ. S. Steel, Bethlehem and Republic,- have offered the union a package in crease approaching 15 cents an hour, including a wage hike and a form of guaranteed annual wage, it was learned. The companies feel their coun ter proposals to the union's con tract demands form "a major economic effer" that could lead to an early settlement of bar gaining talks. Union Studies Plan The union took the day off from negotiations to study the companies' offer. The union's de liberation could determine whether the nation is hit with a costly steel strike this year. ' The long term contract re quested by the companies is simi lar to those now in existence at General Electric and Westing house Electric. Recent contracts in the steel industry have been for two years duration, with a wage reopener after one year. The longer con tract would guarantee labor peace in the key steel industry for five years and remove much of the uncertainty that always plagues the industry around ne gotiating time. Both Sides Optimistic l ' David J. McDonald, president of the USW, will present the companies' counter offer to the union's powerful Wage Policy committee Friday morning. For mal negotiations between the companies and the union resume Friday afternoon after a one day recess. 'Most industry and . union sources appeared very optimistic that a new contract for 650,000 steel workers will be signed be fore the June 30 strike dead line.' . Charles Holbrook Elected Head Of Legion Post : Charles Holbrook. Jackson county veterans service officer, was elected commander of Med ford post 15 of the American Legion for the coming year at meeting this week. E. K. Ricker, manager of the Camp White veterans Domicil iary, reported at thi meeting -that the Domiciliary has been authorized 40 additional beds. - Previously; veterans organi zations from southern Oregon urged adding 40 medical and surgical beds to Camp White facilities because of a decrease in available beds in the Portland veterans hospital. Other Officers Other officers elected were Keegan Townsend, first vice commander; Vic David, second vice commander; Hugh McKen- zie, chaplain; Joe Hosick, adju ant; Ellis Capps, sergeant at arms; Merle Jarmin, finance of ficer; and Clark Walker, execu tive committee member. Delegates elected for the con vention were Holbrook, Hosick, M. E. (Bud) Fisher, McKenzie, Fred Luy, Earl Bigalow and Don Wilson. District Commander Gene Orr announced that the installa tion of officers for Legion post 14 of Ashland, 15 of Medford and 129 of Central Point, will be held in Ashland at the Legioa Hall at 4 p.m. Sunday, June 24, with the Ashland post as host. Baker Hosts War 1 Vets at Convention Baker OJ.F9 The threeJay state convention of Veterans of World War I opened here today with about 400 delgates regis tered for the session.