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Thursday. July 11, 195? MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN IF YOU'RE NOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA .YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! ARMOUR'S STAR BRAND TENDERIZED SHORT SHANK Really GOOD! PI c MIC SMALL SIZE Don't miss this WEEK END Special FRESH CAUGHT DEEP WATER PACIFIC (HC Red Snapper Fillet lb. U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER ft Beef Liver lb. 47 KRAFT-Deluxe Brand Regular price 43e lb-yj j jj QQ Margarine asa 27! 4lbs I U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER 19. Corned Beef lb. hi U.S. GRADED CHOICE GENUINE SPRING . f(fflC Leg-O-Lamb lb. 05 SWIFT & CO. BROOKFIELD BRAND HBg Cheese 2 Pound Loaf ea- 77 MEAT PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1957 SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND COOKED ALL READY TO EAT CANNED HA 4 lbs. s M SOLID MEAT NO WASTE TO BUY! lv-y Each fete f f AMILY SIZE raspsJ I nestleVs. NESTLE'S QUIK FAMILY SIZE 2 38 Lb. gc Rag. 98c Save 9c A Cool Summer Drink or Try Over Ice Cream ; RFST i xxxxj- Pillshury FLOUR 10-Lb. Bag Reff. S1.13 SAVE 14c l$J TRY kta-s ' y4 LB. TREAENDEA 48 BAG 41" 61" TURKEY AT OUR FOUNTAIN ROAST TURKEY with Dressing Mashed Potatoes Turkey Gravy , Vegetables Cranberry Sauce Bread Butter Coffee Tea or Milk 79c ROAST TURKEY SANDWICH ' With Potato Salad 65c 50c LONG GREEN SLICING For Those Cool Salads FANCY PACKAGE MS E0 PTOIDUC Sweet Corn LONG FULL EARS-Green Husk. Kept Under Refrigeration from Farm to You EARS REALLY TENDER 2 Lbs. Cucumbers) rc Am J CRISP FRESH HEAD LETTUCE Cantaloupes H 3C Ballot Titles Given At General Election Twelve Measures Due Salem (in Ballot titles for) 12 measures that will be voted on by the people in the Novem ber, 1958, general election were announced today by Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton. They are: Fixing state boundaries: Re peals obsolete constitutional pro vision describing state bound aries. Authorizes modifying of existing state boundaries by in terstate agreement witM approv al of Congress. 'Temporary appointment and assignment of judges: To auth orize the Supreme Court to ap point temporary judges to the Supreme Court and lower courts and to assign lower court judges to serve temporarily outside of the district for which they were elected. Increasing funds for war vet erans' loans: To increase from four per cent to six per cent of the assessed valuation of all the property in the state as the maximum limitation on the amount of state bonds that may be issued to raise funds to make farm and home loans to World War II and Korean war vet erans. Grand Jury BUI Up Special grand jury bill: To authorize the Legislature to en act laws permitting the calling of a special grand jury. Repealing death penalty: To eliminate the death penalty for first degree murder. Salaries of state legislators: To amend Oregon constitution by increasing salaries of state legislators from $600 to 1200 per year. Authorizes discontinuing cer tain state tuberculosis hospitals. To permit the Board of Control to discontinue using the Eastern Oregon and University State tuberculosis hospitals, in whole or in part. Board could desig nate the use for any other state institution or agency. . County home rule amend ment: Authorizes the voters in any county to adopt charter to provide for the exercise of au thority over matters of county concern. Initiative and referen dum powers also are reserved to the legal voters of counties adopting a charter. Nuclear Power Mentioned Authorizing different use of state institution: Authorizes the Legislature to alter, reduce, en large or terminate the use or purpose of any state institution located outside Marion county any time after 10 years from the date of the election which located the institution. State power development: Em powers the state to acquire and develop water, thermal and nu clear power generating facilities. State may develop electrical energy for transmission and sale on wholesale basis or directly to industries using 10,000 kilowatts or more. Modifying county debt limita tion: Authorizes Legislature to fix maximum limitation on coun ty bonded indebtedness incurred in carrying out purposes pre scribed by law. Financing urban redevelop ment projects: Makes possible for property taxes levied against property included in an urban redevelopment or renewal pro ject to be divided so that taxes levied against any increase in value of such property shall be used to pay any indebtedness incurred in carrying out the project. New Trailer Rental Business Starts A trailer rental business has been started next door to 1603 North Riverside St., it was an nounced today. Articles of incorporation were filed yesterday at Salem. They were signed by Robert A. and Marjorie Boyer, Robert and Lilah Kennedy, all of Medford. The hew firm, which started two weeks ago, will handle long term rentals. Trailers will be rented for vacation purposes later, partner and co-manager Robert Kennedy said. The new firm plans to rent 20 trailers compared to the pres ent five. Rental periods now average 10 months. Kennedy said the business actually started two years ago with an old trailer. Egypt Will Work on Canal Improvements Cairo OPI Egypt will spend $22,400,000 of this year's Suez Canal revenues for improve ments on the waterway, the weekly newspaper Akher Saa said today. The weekly also said Egyptian minesweepers had cleared all mines from the Gulf of Suez. SHIPPING LEADER DIES Rome Wl Carlo A. Linch, 75, president of the Italia (Italian Line) Shipping Co., and a leader in the shipping world for more than 4:0 years, died Wednesday. NORHELD'S JULY CLEARANCE SHOE SALE WOMEN'S ONLY O REDCROSS White - Beige Blue - Black Also Spectators ALL GOOD PATTERNS All Shoes From Our Regular Stock SALE $90 Regular 11.95 to 13.95 CORBIES $yo Regular $9.95 to $11.95 - SALE " o SPECIAL GROUP CASUALS s195 FAMOUS BRANDS Values to $8.95 SALE o SALE STARTS FRIDAY -9 A.M. ALL Sales Final No Exchanges or Refunds N0RF1ELD SHOE CO. "Southern Oregon's Oldest Shoe Concern" 221 EAST MAIN PHONE SP 2-2123 LAST ONE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY Yes, the LAST FREE POWERMASTER MOWER Will Be Given Away SATURDAY, JULY 13- 9:30 A.M. LAST WEEK WINNER-Howard Lind, Rte. 2, Box 452A, Medford Tickets freely given to all over 18 years of age. You will be notified if you win -J Don't say, "Hello" Say, "Filter-Flo!" And Win A New STEAM IRON . - These People Did! 1. Mrs. W. A. Harper, 820 Broad St., Medford 2. Mrs. R. D. Harriott, 1765 Stewart Ave., Medford 3. Mrs. E. W. Spencer, 1253 Covina St., Medford 4. Mrs. R. Wray, 1516 Terrace Dr., Medford 5. Mrs. L. Lefalve, 618 Victory, Medford 6. Mrs. R. Torrey, 843 Peachy Rd., Ashland 50 People Called Each Day iO people will b called each day in the Medford-Aih-land area . . . The first two people who answer without prompting "FILTER-FLO" . . . will win a brand new G.E. Steam Iron . . . FREE! yetx watt Mime DfAUH MS EAST MAIN -MEDFORD o
