Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 30, 1958, Image 25

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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, MtdforJ, Oregon, Thursday, October SO, 1938 9A PLAY "CROSS-OUT" WITH SAFEWAY WIN 6,000 PRIZES ... WORTH ?60,000 HERE IT IS FOLKS ; . . YOUR GAME NO. 6 It's fun . . .ifs just like bingo. Here are a few of the valuable prizes: Mink Stoles, R.C.A. Color TV Sets, Westinghouse Dryers, 2-Skin Mink Scarves and orchids, Gruen Watches, Hammond Illuminated Globes, 4-piece Hellite Cook ware, Seth Thomas Clocks and many, many other prizes. JUST FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES Check the numbers in the box above with those appearing on your cards. If you have 5 of these numbers, on any one card, in a straight line . . . down, across or diagonally . . . you are a winner Now, simply follow the rules you'll find printed on your card. Anyone over 18 years of age, except Safeway employees and members of their immediate family, can paly "CROSS-OUT." Ask for your free card each time you visit your Safeway store. No purchase or other obligation is required. If you do not have a winner this week, KEEP YOUR CARD! You can play It ' again and again against new sets of numbers that will appear in our ads for the next 11 weeks. All cards can be played for 12 weeks against ANY set of numbers we advertise. We reserve the right-to correct any typographical or other error or errors which might appear in any published matter in connection with this game and to reject winning cards not obtained through legitimate channels. 0 00 0 0 0 0 1JLJ Look at this special savings on "USDA CHOICE'' SB MI 6) raw This cut includes the 10th thru 12th ribs wihch means more good eating beef with less bone. Every cut is close trim med before weighing . . and is scientifically "aged" for extra flavor and tenderness. Small II End II Tender sweet meated FRESH FRYERS BAR S BONELESS HAMS Ground Beef Bologna Large Franks Sliced Bacon The 8th and 9th ribs of standing cuts are well aged so you taste its full natural tenderness and flavor. Close trimming be fore weighing saves you money. And each cut is fully guaranteed or every cent will be refunded. Fully cooked Holiday Hams tenderized and defatted. 8 to 10 lbs. avg. Whole or Full Half End lb Delicious Pan Ready fryers plum with plenty of good eating meat. Lb. From 2 to Z'.i lbs. 35 Fresh Cut Up . 45c Cut Up Fryers ?S" " ST 45c Made from fresh lean beef 100 pure 3 lbs. $1.59 Delicious large size Piece lb. A real buy on Old Fashioned Franks Fully smoker standard layer pack 45 lb. 89' 55' 55' 39 55 Lb. Sliced Lb. Lb. Tender "US CHOICE" Beef LOCKER BEEF Safeway cuts and wraps all locker beef FREE Froni Quarter .... ...Lb. 43c Square Gut Chucks.. Lb. 55c Full Sides Beef Lb. 49c Hindquarters............ Lb. 59c Trimmed Loins ' .Lb. 95c 'Full flavored Safeway sliced LUNCHEON MEATS Your choice of cooked salami, olive, luxury and combination loaf OCfcf- B-oz. pkg Captain's Choice Halibut Steaks H- 75c Manor House Frozen llaal PlOC Tuna Chicken, 8-oz. flQ MBdl riea Turkey & Beef pies Pork Spare Ribs ft ,. 59c Question Answered By Porter on Bills In 85th Congress Republican congressi o n a 1 candidate Paul Geddes this week asked, and his Demo cratic opponent, Charles O. Porter answered, a question as to the success of bills Porter had sponsored or signed in the 85th congress. Geddes' query, contained in a press release and phrased as a "challenge," was in the same mail with just such a list mailed to the Mail Tri bune by Porter. Geddes has charged that only 2 of 76 bills introduced by Porter had been passed. Porter has countered that more than 20 which he in troduced, co - sponsored, or sponsored passed in some form. List of Bills "If Mr. Porter's claim is valid, all he has to do is list the bills by their reference numbers and the numbers of the public laws which they became . . ." Geddes said. Porter's list showed the following bills passed, which he sponsored, or which con tained provisions as in his bills: Siuslaw river bill, Public Law 85-500; Korean orphans bill, P.L. 85-316; Access roads bill (H.R. 4617) included in other legislation; Civil Serv ice retirement bill, P.L. 85 465; Housing bill, became housing act of 1958; National Outdoor Recreational Review commission, Public Law 85 470; Transportation tax bill, P.L. 85-475; Arizona Memorial bill, P.L. 85-344; Disaster Loans for small business,, pass ed both houses, vetoed by president; Postal classification on educational and cultural material, P,L. 85-426; Nation al scholarship bill, objective included in Public Law 85 864; Equipment maintenance allowance for railroads, P.L. 85-399; Documentary stamp tax, included in PX. 85-859; Waldo Lake tunnel bill, P.L. 85-820; Oregon Centennial, P.L. 85-317; second postal pay bill, P.L. 85-426; federal pay bill, P.L. 85-462; Forest high way appropriation, P.L. 85' 381; Bribes and kickbacks bill, P.L. 85-866; social se curity legislation, 85-840; Rogue land exchange bill, P.L. 85-833. Porter As Sponsor In addition to these 21 measures, some of which were finally enacted with Porter's name attached as a sponsor, and some of which achieved passage through similiar legis lation, 13 other measures were listed as having received some action in one or both houses. Several others were introduced to speed up fed eral agency reports, and still others to point up a need, a frequent practice in congress. At least two covered situa tions which were resolved by later . executive department action. Porter's list indicated that the average of bills introduced by a house member was 36 during the 85th congress, and the average for a senator was 51. In the house, 15,660 bills were introduced during the two year session. " GET BEHIND A WINNING REPUBLICAN Hey Kids! Come to Safeway for your FREE HALLOWEEN MASKS Here's a special Halloween offer on attractive masks to be given with each quart of delicious LUCERNE ORANGE DRINK 2 Full AArf qts. OO Lucerne the Finest "Prize Winning" - COTTAGE CHEESE In 3 delicious varieties, creamy large curd. Farmer style, small curd and Farmer style with chives. Make wonderful Halloween salads with Lucerne ... it's the finest. Free! Rer. 39c Plastic Re frigerator Dish filled with 4-lbs. of Farmer style cot tage cheese. Both for 98c Full Pint 25 49 Shop Safeway for the World's Finest Coffees NOB HILL COFFEE 1.59 Here's coffee that tastes as good as It smell. Mb. Ill IV 2-lb. bag WW bag Full, rich flavor Edwards Coffee 3.29 MJ 83c 2 !.65 Airway Coffee Zlni mel,ow 78e $1.55 See how you save at Safeway on . MAYONNAISE Piedmont Nu Made brand Full Quarts 55CI2 Full Quart U SHOO Ju Snowy White . . . Excellent Quality Superb compact heads. Fresh from the local growing area. You'll want several of these beautiful heads of cauliflower that are featured this weekend at Safeway. Every one is full guaranteed to please you or your money back. lb Crisp Carrots ?&t". Sweet Potatoes Yellow Onions Great when candied Mild mediums 3 ,,. 25c 2 , 29c 3 25c Hand picked and hand graded Economy Russets Russets 10-lb. Bag Prices In this a d v crtisemcnt are effective thru Saturday, November 1st at Safeway in Mad ford. Wa reserve tha right to limit. 25-lb. Bag 79 JSiffl'A Fe$t Extra fancy beauties. nd for your Halloween ivities. LaGrande UPD Reed Tay lor of La Grande has been named Eastern Oregon "Cat tleman of the Year" for 1958. Soft and Slimming RED DELICIOUS School boys Large Size Large Size 4-lb. bag lb. 23-lb. box 49 i 11 E $089 Extra fancy all-purpose 23-lb. box $2.19 Red Romes lb 10' Delicious all-purpose School boy size Jonathans py ba939 t . SIZES 9374 14'A-24'A The dress you'll wear most this fall and winter love its soft, scalloped detailing and slimming lines. Designed es pecially for the short, fuller .figure no alteration prob lems. Printed Pattern 9374; Half Sizes 14V4, I8V2, 20Vfc, 22V, 24. Size 16V requires 4 yards 39-inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern if you wish lst-class mailing. Send to Mar ian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. A single vote could swing control of Congress or the State Legisla ture to the Republican Party. Cast your ballot for the GOP team that II support sane, sound and logi cal proposals for the good of all the people. Vote for every mem ber of the team from tha Courthouse-to Congress. ... . GIVE IKE A Working, Helpful Congressional '; TEAM ELFCT ... WALTER NORBLAD . PAUL GEDDES JOHN JOHNSTON MARION WEATHERFORD For Governor Republican MARK HATFIELD He deserves support of a helpful Republican Legislature ELECT .... For Senate DR. EDWIN R. DURNO For Representative MELVIN J. LATTIE EVELYN NYE THEY'LL MAINTAIN NECESSARY STATE SERVICES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST TO TAXPAYERS ELECTION OF A MAJORITY OF REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS IS VITAL TO GOOD GOVERNMENT.! LYLE McCAULEY It Your Qualified Candidate For Labor Commissioner TUT CAPABLE REPUBLICANS TO WORK FOR ALL OF THE PEOPLE IN THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE CAST YOUR BALLOT 'FOR EFFICIENCY ECONOMY COURTESY W IN GOVERNMENT LOOK AT YOUR TAX STATEMENT AND THEN VOTE REPUBLICAN Paid Adv.f Republican State Cen tral Comm.Sl0 Court St., Salem, Ore.