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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1956)
Thursday, August 30. 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN - i-lh '-ri ' i-irf If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! Pre-Holiday PER SA EXTRA FANCY FRESH DRESSED Southern Oregon TENDER-PAN READY Y G BIKE MS Buy them by the Each or by the Dozen Limit 12 Per Family 4-H SPECIAL LAMB SALE " . Lamb Chops W3L 69L YOUNG, TENDER, MEATY FRESH Spare Ribs F"y 491 4-H SPECIAL LAMB SALE Br63St"0"L3Iflb wrthDessTnTandBafe Qib. MORRELL'S PRIDE SEALED, CELLO WRAPPED Sliced Bacon 2Pound97c YOUNG, TENDER-FRESH FROSTED 4 to 6 bs. Average Frying Turkeys 49fb SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND-READY TO EAT ........ FULLY IfC Cooked Picnic J GUARANTEED FRESH CAUGHT DEEP WATER PACIFIC RED SNAPPER FILLET cfl Finish filling your home freezer this week. SORRY WE RAN OUT LAST WEEK Meat Prices Good Through Sunday, Sept. 2 or Until Stocks Are Exhausted 1111 FOR YOUR LABOR DAY WEEK-END iGtiQUETS Bonnie Burns Briquets 2-lb.pkg. 29c Hot Glo Briquets . 20-lb. bag 2.45 Hickory Flak (for Hickory Flavor) pkg. 59c Wizard Charcoal Lighter pint can 39c BARBECUE SAUCES French's Barbecue Sauce 7-oz., 25c . 18-oz. bottle 49c Woody's Barbecue Cooking Sauce 10-oz. 69c Milani's Barbecue Sauce 10-oz. bottle 45c Sparks Barbecue Mustard 5-oz. jar 35c French's Mustard .. . 6-oz. jar 11c Reese Bavarian Style Mustard 6-oz. jar 39c Always A Fine Selection of Tender U.S. Choice Steer Beef Steaks and Roasts and Tender Meaty Barbecuing Chickens at Our Meat Dept. MAKE THE OUTING FUN FOR MOM Make the outing fun for Mom too, by using Paper Plates Cups Napkins Plastic Spoons Forks and Knifes, Etc. ZEE NAPKINS Pks . .. 10 ZEE NAPKINS Assorted Colors 2 plcgs. 29c Hot Drink Cups Purity Pkg. of 24 57c Paper Plates Purity Big Pack Pkg. of 32 57c Chinet Compartment Plates Pkg. of 10 29c Pulpex Paper Plates 9" (pkg. of 12 15c) ..100 for 1.19 Pulpex Paper Plates 6" (pkg. of 15 15c) . . . 100 for 83c We also have in stock a large variety of paper plates, cup, etc., other than those listed above, in package sizes to suit your need. . f BUY NOW BY THE CASE! Del Monte Peaches HALVES or SLICED 8-Oz. Can 303 Can 2'j. Can Reg. 2 for 35c Reg. 22c Reg. 33c 7 100 c ioo j OO' for 1 3 fori O.forOV Case of 24 cans Case of 24 cans - Case of 24 cans 308 479 695 g $ t WW CAPITOL'S GAIN Capital gain at U. S. capital is the added attraction of Shelby Bailey (Miss Tennessee) of Gadsden. Shelby stopped by in capita to dress up capitol on her way to the Miss America pageant g?kX 0nThe COB H8s choice I TOKAY GRAPES Overnight Campers Pour Into State In Record Numbers Salem Overnight campers, many of whom are seeking to relax the strain on the family vacation budget, are pouring in to Oregon state parks in record numbers, continuing a three-year-old trend toward an annual increase of 50 per cent, accord ing to the travel information di vision of the state highway de partment. Nearly all state parks along the Oregon coast are jammed to the boundary lines, and some are maintaining a higher daily average than there are camp sites available. Last year, according to Parks Director C. H. Armstrong, at tendance totaled 158,000 camper nights, each car occupant being counted once for each night spent in a state park. A prelimi nary survey taken recently in dicates the trend towards a 50 per cent increase is continuing, and Armstrong looks for a toUll of more than 230,000 camper nights by the end of 1956. ' The average annual increase began at nearly50 per cent in 1953, just one year after the parks were opened to camping. and has continued to rise com paratively each year since then. Armstrong said that principal parks where the overnight camp er might best find space during the rush season are Oswald West park, ten miles south of Cannon Beach; Silver Falls, 26 miles east of Salem; Cove Pali sades, five miles west of Culver; Emigrant Springs, 26 miles east of Pendleton; and Cascadia, 42 miles east of Albany. 480 Labor Day Road Deaths Seen Chicago U.P) The Na tional Safety Council has esti mated 480 persons may die in traffic accidents during the La bor Day weekend, the last holi day of summer. The council hoped, however, that the three-day toll could be held to no more than 350 the normal traffic death toll for a non - holiday Saturday, Sunday and Monday at this time of year. Cities and states made final plans and preparations for efforts to hold down the number of accidents and deaths in their areas. Labor Day is usually rated by the council as the second deadli est holiday on the highways Christmas being the first since it signals the end of summer va cations, the closing of cottages and the opening of schools and colleges. Team play by the "man behind the wheel" and the "man behind the badge" was urged by the council to keep the death toll at a minimum and well below its estimate. Many states have cancelled leave for state policemen during the holiday. In some states. Na tional Guardsmen will join po lice efforts in patrolling high ways and dangerous intersec tions. 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