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SIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, Auguit 23. 1958 3 (ElffiCDtnEinEDfillA SIXTH AND GRAPE STREETS OPEN 7 DAYS Q A WEEK UNTILV P.M. BIG FREE PARKING LOTS Ask About Extended Free Parking far Other Downtown Shopping DON'T MISS THE 4-H-FFA CE OS FAIR THIS WEEK! I -J'KS-d oL) PRODU UNEASY CROWN Donna Henry, 17, tit the crown ax she was named Miss Santa Clara County for their Fair at San Jose, Calif. (Sept. 10 16), but crown was a bit balky, it kept falling off. Here Donna balances it at a saucy angle. Adlai Welcomes Ike's Nomination Libertyville, 111. U.R Ad lai . Stevenson joined his poli tical enemies today in welcom ing President Eisenhower's nomination for a second term by the Republican National Con vention. Stevenson congratulated Mr. Eisenhower on his unanimous endorsement by the San Fran cisco convention Wednesday, and said "I am pleased to be matched against him again" as the Democratic nominee. The Democratic Candida te made an oblique reference to the President's health, , which Ste venson's managers said would not be made an election issue. "It is no secret that I look forward to this contest, and I am glad he finds himself able to be the Republican candidate," Stevenson issued the state ment from his nearby country home, where he has been resting and plotting strategy since the Democratic . National Conven tion closed last Friday night. He huddled on mechanical details of the coming campaign Wednesday night with his man ager, James A. Flnnegan, and the Democratic national chair man,. Paul Butler,, who flew in from Washington. Today, Stevenson, played lead ing , man In a series of short statements which were being filmed for use on five-minute television spots later in the campaign. Council Revises City Building Code The Medford city council Tues day night adopted an ordinance revising the Medford building code and fire zoning boundaries, on the recommendation of the council building committee. The revision expands fire Zone 1 and 2, leaving the city with three fire zones. According to City Manager Robert Duff, fire Zone 1 will now encompass all the area of the previous Zones 1 and 2. Fire Zone 2 will now extend from Jackson st. north along Bear creek to McAndrews rd., west along McAndrews rd. to Clark st., east from Clark st. to Cedar st., and south along Cedar st. to Jackson st. . Revised Zone 2 will extend south from 13th st. along High way 99 to Stewart ave., west along Stewart ave. to Grape it., and north along Grape st. to 13th st. The remaining areas are Zone 3, except for two small areas. . The revisions to the building code include empowering prop er authorities to close public buildings in case of emergency, and making fences located along the front of residential property a fire hazard. . Detailed information on the provisions of the new building code can be obtained from the citv manager's office in the city hall. New Tea Machine Shown Resfauranfeurs . Chicago (U.R) A "teapot" worth S40.000 was introduced to representatives of the restaurant industry at their national con vention here. The idea for the giant tea brewing machine was born when an Elmo Roper survey of two years ago discovered that people who "eat out" drink tea half as often as they normally do at home. Reasons given for the lack of tea enthusiasts were that the beverage served commer cially wasrot good, and that tea is harder to make than other beverages. The new machine, developed by the Batelle Memorial Insti tute of Columbus, Ohio, elimi-! nates these difficulties by using I a concentrate which can be com- j bined with cold or hot water to make hot or iced tea of the cor-: rcct strength. The machine can serve eight glasses a minute to thirsty customers. " New "me' Chopped Beef. KjfjTlifl LStjaJ -J Delicious, ready-to-eat L B J 7 1 Cmt-operwr msv! .SPAM on canned baked bean SMP 39 SSB 37 3 CANS $1.00 3 CANS $1.00 At The GROCETERIA Summer's the greatest time of the year Gardens and orchards all over the country arc overflowing with an abundance of Produce Red Ripe Watermelon, Golden Cantaloupes, Crisp Tangy Radishes, Carrots Delicious Fruits of all kinds. These delightful treats are all available at your Groceteria. THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES 1 9 CANADA DRY BEVERAGES Assorted Flavors 6 51 Plus Bottle Deposit Come in and Ask How To Get a Carton Freel Watermelons Available any way you wish Warm or Ice Cold. Also cut In Smaller Pieces Each one cello wrapped for the utmost in cleanliness. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES MELONS LOCAL SPEAR MELONS L GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2 ibs. 29 TOMATOES Medium size. Just right size for cutting Into chunks for your salads. WORTH MONEY THIS COUPON GOOD FOR If your produce purchase amounts to $ 1 .00 or over this coupon good for 15c. Only On Coupon To A Family Coupon Good Through Sunday, Aug. 26 lllliiliiiillllllllililllilei. AT THE GROCETERIA FOUNTAIN FRIED CHICKEN DINNER (BSD Jumbo Hamburger Full V Pound Ground Beef 30 VARIETY is LAH AT YOUR GROCETERIA! BAKERY DEPT. DANISH PASTRIES for Choice of Butterhorns Bear Claws Fruit Twists Cinnamon Curls Date Orange Bars Fruit Nougats IT WILL PAY' YOU TO STOCK UP for SCHOOL AT THIS LOW LOW PRICE GOLDEN WEST FILLER PAPER Reg. 25e Fkg. for $ 1 1 9 tmmkn MSI PilkhiyiBEST 5 LB. BAG 59c 10. LB. BAG $1.05 Cooking Apples Red Cabbage White Cabbage Carrots Corn on Cob Romaine Lettuce Endive Head Lettuce Leaf Lettuce Fresh Beets Parsley Red Radishes Green Onions Celery Celery Hearts Pickling Onions Fresh Dill Mushrooms . Okra Bean Sprouts Cucumbers Brussel Sprouts Tomatoes Green Peppers Red Peppers . Watermelon Cantaloupe Spear Melons Casaba Melons Hot Peppers Yellow Squash Zucchini Squash , Danish Squash ' ' Egg Plant ; Cauliflower Red Yams Red Onions Yellow Onions Red New Potatoes Idaho Russets., Garlic y Peaches Oranges Lemons Grapefruit Seedless Grapes Red Malaga Grapes Lady Finger Grapes Fresh Pineaplt Local Plums j Local Green Beans Fresh Limes Avocados . Honeydew Melons Cranshaw Melons Persian Melons
