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Drumsticks lb. t5e
Ireasts lb. S9c
lacks and Necks lb. 39c
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Irloisi Tip Steals
Beel Swiss Steaks
(BeeSouind Steaks
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Pull or Half cuts
with the bone-if
Tender boneless
cuts, guaranteed
With the bone-it.
A grand value.
toneless cuts
of top rounds
With the bone-in
properly trimmed
Here's the Greatest Eating Picnic Ham!
BAR-S FULLY COOKED
HAMS
OK
CADHED PlCniC
CACHED HADS
DUBUQUE DflUS
Hormel brand. Ready to eat
Plueirose brand. 2-Ib. tins
v -1
Fully smoked. M lbs.
4 S2.C3
$2.49
97.40
SOME LESS HOLIDAY
Wholt or Half
The perfect compliment to fine eating
is yours with a Bar-S Ham that is pur
chased at Safeway. Every Bar-S is so
tender that they slice like butter.
lb.
3
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Skinless Wieners
55e
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Del Monte
1-lb.
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49c
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Fun
Sugar-Sweet Whole
These beautiful melons have a deep rich color and
literally burstling with mouthwatering flavor and
fioodnesi. You'll notice the difference the minute
you taste one of these EXTRA SWEET melons. Come
in and see for yourself why we are so anxious for
you to taste these sugar, sweet beauties, that have
been shipped to us all the way from sunny Florida.
The finest "Premium Quality." Quick
, frozen Bel-air brand.
inoiEn foods
(Here are but a few of the many, wonderful
"garden fresh" vegetables
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e Sweet Peas 10-ez. pkg.
e French Fries f-ez. k.
e Chopped & Leaf Spinach 12-ez. pkg. '
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devil's food and butterscotch
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$J100
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tasty salads and sandwiches.
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Reg. 35c size. All varieties '
except Angel Food.
20-oz.
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Candy display. Five Thunderbird Jr. power cars and 300 Roxbury
racing driver helmets to be given away. These cars are electric motor
driven with sealed beam heardlights, steel frame fiber glass booty
and have a controlled speed of 5 MPH.
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Anchor Hocking wonderful all-purpose
Mining Bowl Set 4c. 98'
Jelly Beans 14-oz.
Swedish Mints 10-oz.
9 Chicken Bones 8-ez.
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Cola, root beer, orange, strawberry, grape, creme, French
punch, gingerade, lemon-lime, collins, whiskey sour, and
sparkling water. s
32-az.
Balls.
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holiday of fun. Everybody loves Snow Star ... you will tool
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Igyneil
Eleeaer My husband
doesn't want children.
Herbert 9 I'll never be
able to givejthem the right ad
vantages. Eleanor 5. I wai married
ten years ago, at the age of 20,
to a man I love very much.
Herbert is a grand person and
I still love him, but I don't see
how we can go on together.
At the time we married
Herbert said he never wanted
to have children. He said he
didn't think he could ever af
ford to give children the kind
of advantages they ought to
have.
I figured if we both worked
for several years and accu
mulated some savings, he
would change his attitude.
However, he hasn't. I want
very much to have children
but I can't see life away from
Herbert. At the same time I
feel I'll never be happy this
way.
1
Herbert K. It was wrong
of Eleanor to assume I would
change by mind. What it
amounts to is she lied when
she said she wanted to marry
me under any circumstances.
I am not in the kind of work
that will ever bring me a good
income. If Eleanor quits work
and we start a family, our sav
ings will be gone in no time.
In today's world you have to
give children a lot of advan
tages if you want them to
grow up right. I'll never be
able to do that.
I love my wife and have
now grown very dependent
upon her. I don't think it is
right for her to consider leav
ing me now. What it amounts
to is she tricked me into mar
riage. The Council We agree it
was wrong of Eleanor to mar
ry Herbert under the given
circumstances. A man who is
not ready to accept the re
sponsibility for a family is not
ready for marriage.'
Even now, after 10 years,
Herbert is not ready for mar
riage. His excuse about not
being able to give children
enough advantages is a poor
one, indeed. If he were wil
ling to take on the responsibil
ity for bringing children into
the world, he might consider
ways and means of earning
more to support them.
' Or if he might reflect that
not all alvantages are of ma
terial kind. Many children
with few material advantages
flourish under proper guid
ance in a loving home.
Herbert seems to be an im
mature and selfish person. He
is greatly impressed with his
own ; dependence upon his
wife, but very little concerned
about her emotional needs.
His argument that Eleanor
tricked" him is a cruel weap
on. Even if she had been com
pletely honest about her atti
tude at that time, her feel
ings might have changed in
10 years.
Herbert should consider the
fact that he, in a sense, tricked
Eleanor into marriage. He
said he wanted to be her hus
band when . in actuality he
wanted to be her child, shar
ing her affections with nobody
else.
Herbert has a lot of growing
up to do and he won't be very
happy until he does it. An un
derstanding of religious teach
ings might enrich his feelings
and help him toward a broad
er view of life. Psychiatric
treatment might help him
overcome the obstacles in de
veloping a natural desire for
a more fulfilled life. But most
important, he needs to see the
necessity for a change within
himself.
(Copyright 1958. General
Features Corp.)
Three Drown When
Car Goes in Lake
Enterprise, Ore. (UP)
Three persons were drowned
in Wallowa lake near Joseph
Friday afternoon when their
car plunged off the highway
and into 10 feet of water.
Skin diver Bob Wiggins
later recovered the body of
Mrs. Calista Shoemake, 65,
Tarzana, Calif., Mrs. Jessie
Biggers, 60, La Grande, Orei
and three-year-old Christy
Lee Branton, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. William Branton of
Enterprise.
The child's mother, Mrs.
Geraldine Branton, was the
only survivor of the crash.
She was found wandering
along the highway later in a
state of shock.
State police said Mrs. Shoe
make apparently was the
driver of the car. Her body,
along with that of Mrs. Big
grs, was found inside the
submerged vehicle and the
child's body was found in the
shallow water near the edge
of the lake.