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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1958)
MAIL TRIBUNE, MtdforJ, Onim, ThunJay, April 17, 19It 7 IF YOU'RE NOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! EXTRA FANCY O EXTRA FRESH O NOT FROZEN LARGE PLUMP MEAT TYPE WHOLE BODIED Add pleasure and energy to ytfur shop ping day at the Gro ceteria visit our Newly Reopened FOUNTAIN LUNCH You'll find a perfect lunchtime meal on the menu and pip ing hot coffee and deliciouus donuts for your enjoyment anytime! yum 4 . - SOLD WHOLE Produced' in Oregon by Oregon People. Processed in Oregon by Oregon People. The finest there is for Oregon people. 3 lb. Redeem Your Proctor & Gamble Coupons Here! 1 giant pkg. Or WITH COUPON 2 regular pkgs. 7 l8 1 KING SIZE 1 GIANT SIZE 2 REGULAR SIZE 99 65 78 $4.89 1 HOME LAUNDRY SIZE 1 JUMBO SIZE 1 REGULAR SIZE $ 2.49 35 IVORY SNOW - -.Large pkg. 37c IVORY FLAKES Large pkg. 37c DREFT - - Large pkg. 37c DUZ - -- Large pkg. 37c BLUE CHEER -.1 Large pkg. 37c IVORY, Medium Bar 3 for 32c IVORY, Large Bar 2 for 33c PERSONAL IVORY 4 bars 27c CAMAY, Regular Bar . 3 bars 32c CAMAY, Bath Size L.....2 bars 31c COMET CLEANSER 2 cans 31c LAVA, Regular Bar 2 for 25c CASCADE pkg. 49c FLUFFO SHORTENING (Mfg. 10c off) 3-lb. can 87c ARMOUR'S BANNER BRAND-SEALED-CELLO WRAPPED .ZD 57 U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER o CUT SHORT CHIME REMOVED 571 SWIFT PREMIUM BRAND-SEALED-CELLO WRAPPED Sn r ikiraess a(p): lb YOUNG-TENDER-GRAIN FED rem SMALL SIZE RIB Vi OR WHOLE We Will Gladly Cut the Way You Wish REAL SMOKED-MEATY SHORT CUT nJ AM HCES FOR THE OLD-FASHIONED BOILED DINNER GOODNESS Armour's Star Brand - SHORT SHANK - TENDERIZED Fluffo Shortening (Mfg. 10c off) 3,b- fIT can Of Meat Prices in This Ad Good Through Saturday, April 19 GROCETERIA PRODUCE - - REFRIGERATED FROM SHIPPER TO YOU --TOP QUALITY ALWAYS BRAVOCADO-CALIFORNIA'S Fir 'EST ahocjl for Large (Av. Weight Vi lb.) Delicious Fuertes THE HIGH ENERGY FOOD New Crop California No. 1-B POTAT Just the right size for cooking whole. 4 lbs. 29 California Valencia Choice KAN lb. bag Coachella Ruby Red 48 Size Sno Boy GRAPEFRUIT HEAVY JUICE Wake up those early morn ing appetites and boost your vitamin intake at the same time with these. They are Good! - for 29 Green Onions 2 bunches 15c Carrots 2 25c Artichokes larg8 30 si::ch 15c HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES AT A NEW LOW PRICE 0)C TRY THEM FOR SALAD, JELLO, OR ALL ALONE FOR A TASTE TREAT IF IT IS AVAILABLE AND IF THE QUALITY IS GOOD, WE TRY TO HAVE IT - - IN SEASON OR OUT OF SEASON Bengtso n Hopeful For Vet Hospital At Camp White O. H. Bengtson, a Medford attorney and GOP candidate for state representative, today reviewed some of the history of Camp White as a domi ciliary. He said he is hopeful that a hospital can be au thorized there, despite the ap parent resistance of the Vet erans Administration. Bentrtson recalled he was the state, legislator who in 1947 "sponsored and success fully steered"- a bill author ising the state to accept the facilities from the federal gov ernment for the sum of $1. "The facilities could well have been employed by the state for many purposes and saved the taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars for buildings which have been built for state use since, Bengtson charged. When the property was lost to the state, through a gov ernor's veto, and the Veter ans of Foreign Wars showed interest in urging that the hospital be saved for a domi ciliary and hospital tor vei opposition from the Veterans Administration was met immediately, he said, ft Was predicted no amount , of effort could save the facili ties from being torn down, arrHinff to Benetson. What finally saved the hospital,-he declared, "was testimony pre sented before the senate com mittee considering a bill to make Camp White hospital a domiciliary. Bengtson was among those who testified. He said today that getting a hospital established at Camp White "is no more impossible than it was to obtain a domi ciliaryj" and that "the time has come to gather facts and figures" to present in a. fight for the hospital." PGE-Pelton Contract Signed . Portland - (ffl Bonnevilie Power Administration today announced completion of a long-term contract with Port land General Electric tor wheeling power from Pelton dam on the Deschutes river to Portland over government power lines. Administrator William Pearl of BPA and Frank M. Warren Jr., president of PGE, said in a joint announcement that the agreement would add 120,000 killowatts of peaking capacity power to the North west Power Pool. The agreement calls for Pelton power to flow through Bonneville's high voltage grid at its Redmond -substation oyer :. the 230,000-volt Redmond-Round Butte transmis sion line. That line connects with the PGE transmission line built from Pelton to Round Butte. Bonneville then. agrees to deliver an equiva lent amount of power into the PGE system in the Portland area. BPA will collect a. transmis sion charge of about $235,000 from the private utility. Oregon To Get More Road Funds Salem W Deputy State Hichway Engineer Forrest Co oper said today that about $10 million would be added to Oregon's highway : program . for the first of this year ana throueh. 1959 as a result of President Eisenhower's sign ing of the $1,800,000,000 high way bill Wednesday. .Cooper said highway of ficials believed they would be able to qualify enough pro jects and met federal stand- ards so that all of the crasft program money would. re made available to Oregon, ine program requires that con tracts be let by the end or December. 1958. and project completed by the end of Dec ember, 1959. Tentative projects will be submitted to the State High way Commission meeting in Portland May 8 and 9. It is possible that bids for some or the projects could be caiiea for then, Cooper said. ' The money will be scattered over the state to do as much good as possible, Cooper said. Most of it will slo into pri m's r v secondary and urban. highways with the federal gov ernment putting up two-tniras and the state one-third oi tne cost. Rock-Cuffing Store Files Business Name Mr.and Mrs. Nate H. Smith and son' Jimmy L. Smith, have assumed the business name of Gem Smith's in Jacksonville. The store will deal in rock cutting and the making of jew elry and lamps it was report ed. Custom cutting of stones is 'also available. ',
