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MEDFCRD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! IL?A Thursday. August 23, 1956 aw aw a r irr r FRESH CAUGHT DEEP WATER PACIFIC USD FILLET ST U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER A CHUCK ROAST "iZfsr J5J. KLAMATH FALLS CRATER BRAND MEDIUM f BES CHEDDAR CHEESE 47- U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER -CUT THICK OR THIN B9TX ROUND STEAK a 7S)L GUARANTEED FRESH MADE-LEAN 4 jOt af A A Ground Beef 30i; 3 1 89 U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER-LEAN Made in Our Own Shop fe BEEF BACON sl" W U.S.' GRADED CHOICE - STEER Bonned and Rolled B9 A CROSS RIB ROAST " 78-' Swift's Premium Brand, Sealed Cello Wrapped Skinless FRANKS t The Ideal Picnic Special 5)c pound MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY AUGUST 25, or UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED QK73GM 01 COM IN Of DCTAJU : 6 cans 79 3 lbs. . . 89e 6lbs...l7S I lb. , .39 Quart . 73 fif 929 oa i mb a. Pint ...39 S9 Joy Liquid Detergent Oiaitt Sa Bottle 79 Joy Liquid Detergent L9. Giant Can Can 39' 69' BRANDS YOU KNOW ARE GOOD MIRACLE WHIP FIG BARS m,H " wke") 2-ib. pkg. 48 BEACH GUFF SARDINES 3 03. 2 NBC RITZ CRACKERS a .m 1 v v .... NBC SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT 2 for SLICED OR CRUSHED-No. 1 Flat Can DEL N30NTE PINEAPPLE im DEL IV30NTE H..2can 2 2f,r DEL MONTE 211 can 20 is 35' KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR SPAGHETTI DINNER " 3S' BEANIE WEENIES 23 MISSION SUGAR PEAS o c 2 for UA113ET GREEN BEANS E 2 for 25' INSTANT COFFEE 2 m WHITE STAR TUNAchu k " 29' v E00 OCEAN GLEN TUNA 23' . 1 a00 GEBHARDT'S TAMALES 23' P DelRich Margarine pound 31 Old Dutch Cleanser 2 "I 2.0 Mfg. 12 Pride Sale Z-MOR-U COFFEE "Pound . (80c J -lb. SH 95 Package- jly Pkg- U Same Quality As the Best Canned Coffee You Save the Cost of the Can JAILED Orvffle Hodge, ousted Illinois State auditor, enters Illinois State Peniten tiary at Chester to begin 12 to 15 year prison sentence. He pleaded guilty to 46 in dictments involving misuse of more than one mfibon dollars of state funds. Phone Line 'Hogs' Object of Research Berkeley, Calif. (U.R) The "line hog," who holds those never-ending conversations on the telephone party line while fel low line users fret and fume, hai been the object of considerable research by California telephone men. Many devices have been used, including that of automatically breaking calls at eight minutes (a practice used in the small farming community of Farming ton). But the best general solution to the problem is "education," say telephone men. This education takes the form of letters explaining good party line usage or a telephone call to each party on the line. "Line hogging" is a special problem in California's farming areas, so much so that the Cal ifornia Farm Bureau Federation, urged at its annual meeting last November that the problem be brought to- the attention of party line users everywhere. Motion on Legality Of Jury Dismissed Portland -r U.R) A motion which questioned legality of the grand jury which completed a nine-week investigation with series of indictments here was denied yesterday by Presiding Judge Frank J. Lonergan. If the motion had been grant ed it would have nullified the grand jury's indictments. The action was filed by James M. Hafey, a Portland attorney, on behalf of a client awaiting grand jury action on a statuatory rape charge. He argued the jury was improperly drawn because it did not take names from both the assessment rolls and the vo ter registration books. Judge Lonergan ruled that statutes per mit drawing of jury lists from assessment rolls and voter" reg istration books, or from either. Nevada Sportsmen May Hunt Wild Pigs . Las Vegas, Nev. (U.R) Ne vada sportsmen may be enjoying wild pig hunting in the not too distant future If nature cooper ates with the state fish and game commission. The commission has released eight javelinas, the wild pigs of the southwestern deserts, in the McCulIough Mountains of Clark county. Three boars and five sows were turned loose and com mission game experts believe the animals, to be protected from hunters for several years, will multiply rapidly. ' Thirteen more of the animals . are to be released within the next few weeks, obtained from the Arizona fish and game de partment Stockmen in the area where the pigs are being released have promised to cooperate in the project, making feed available if this proves necessary. TOURNEY STARTS Denver (U.R) The $5,000 Mile High Women's Open gets underway here today with 16 pro and 21 amateur golfers in quest of the championship at the Lake wood Country club course. wppr BEWARE Of IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THt HAPPY UTTLt DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW If I PRICE
