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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1958)
Wow! Here's Real Savings on Cherub Milk FINEST EVAPORATED Tops for all table uses, cooking and babies ender diet. A Safeway guaranteed pro-duet. Saye on Betty Crocker's famcus Gold Medal PREMIUM FLOUR A real savings on "Kitchen Tested" all-purpose flour, at Safeway during this great event. Another Greal Savings on Ketchup HEINZ TOMATO Stock up now on this famous Heinz pro duct at a new low, low price. MAIL TRIBUNE, MeJferJ, Or... Tliursd.y, NovemW . 1958 SA Special Get Acquainted Offer at Safeway c FREE Reg. 29c, 3-Qt. Pkg. of All New Instant Lucerne Lac Mix With the Purchase of a Colorful Plastic LUSTII0 WARE DECANTER $1100 $1100 Tall Tins 10-lb. bag 14-oz. bottles Grand for measuring storing. mixing, and Both Valued at $1.27 NOW ONLY 88 i I'l'ilS-: ??':?:'.2 :--'My:vm W ? ; ?-i:zhf?Z3mpJ t; is::: : ;'i is::;-1 :;'i::'s:;K:f f.S fr-- v ; . 'JsWSf 3-lb. tin Golden Keen XL" Choc. Chips ESS"? Bake" 2 I.Q0 Chunk Tuna JSSK4 N"ti!i l.00 18-oz. MQ All vegetable base varieties meat. Doz. $2.99 Peanut Butter S. Carmel Chips fSrr Mince Meats SffiSSKffi Cigarettes Po'ar'brands std. value ctn. 75c Soda Crackers SILtr' Campbell Soups Foil Wrap W 'I Margarine Kndrook Cheddar Cheese Krok No. 7 Record Album :on l.85 "Best" Beer lit: 25c 6 Reg. tins 89c jar 6-oi. 28-oz. 00 29c jar 6 l.00 & $l-29 .,l.39 6 "X 95c BEL-AIR fbozed FOODS Cut Green Beans 9-oz. Ford Hook Limas 10-oz. Chopped Broccoli -r 1 0-oz. Leaf & Chop'd Spinach 12-oz. Kernel Corn 10-oz. Mix Vegetables 10-oz. Sweet Peas 12-oz. "Premium Quality" Bel-air Frozen Foods are the Finest money can buy. We are so sure you'll agree . . . that we guarantee every package 100?&. Mix 'em or Match 'em Dozen $1.75 Bel-air Premium Frozen Strawberries ! Iced Cookies 2aS Fruil Cakes brand Fruit Cakes SSL?" Apple Rolls SS? Grape Jam e 10-oz. pkgs. 13U-oz. Pkg. 14-oz. pkg. 14-oz. Pkg. ess Concord sl.00 29c 79c 59c pUr. 30C 2 2ibr 51.00 pint 29c 8-ln. Pies 49c 5f 47c dozen 59c Marshmallow Creme E? 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In the stores they are tenderly cared for, kept cool for your eating pleasure. Take home a bag-full today. 6 for 49c 12 for 95c 3 for P only JL J) ( Oregon Russet Shallow Eyed Hand Picked i No. 1 POTATOES Firm 'n Solid Marblehead or HUBBARD SQUASH Grand for Stews Medium Size yellow onions 25-Ib. Bag 89c Per 2c 5-Ib. Bag 29c EXTRA FANCY LARGE Delicious APPLES At A Very Low Price $59 23-lb. Box Prices in this advertisement are effective through Saturday, Nov. 8th, at Safe way in Medford. We reserve the right to limit. Play "Cross-Oul" With Safeway Win 6,000 Prizes.. Worth '60,000 HERE IT IS FOLKS . . . YOUR GAME NO 7 ik ;ik k i& w W 1st r-" ' i a mfti ARRIVING IN NEW YORK from AustraUa, where it was found by aborigines in abandoned mine, this is one of three sections of 125-pound opal, largest ever found It is valued at $175,000. Elliot Glasser, head of opal importing firm, is examining gem, which will be cut up. Holmes Offers Full Cooperation During Office Change-Over CANADA & U. S. PATENT PENDING U. S. (C) 1937, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957 & 1958, CAN ADA (C) 1956, 1957 and 1958 by CROSS-OUT ' ADV. CO., INC., Box 551, St. Louis Mo., U.S.A. It's fun . . . it's 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 Hallite Cookware, 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 play "CROSS-OUT." Ask for your free card each time you visit your Safeway store. No purchase or other obligation is required. - v 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 5 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. Are you taking advantage of extra savings big pack ages offer? Many of the foods which you use regularly are available in larger sizes that give you more for your money. White Magic foil wrapped to keep moisture out Laundry Detergent HTZJa" DaIahmamI For dishes and washer I ide Detergent the '-whd.y Mir.de White Magic Soap kind to the hands 49V4-OI. Pkg. 47-oz. Pkg. Giant size 59c 69c 59c Portland -UPD- Lame duck Gov. Robert Holmes Tuesday offered newly - elected Mark Hatfield full cooperation of his office in affecting an orderly transfer of adminis trations. He suggested that Hatfield use the facilities of the gov ernor's office "at the earliest possible time" to prepare the budget he will present to the 1959 Legislature at the time of his 'inauguration in Jan uary. Will Name Successor He referred to the embar rassment he said he suffered at the hands of his predecess ors who provided him with estimates of fiscal needs that Holmes has said led to an embarrassing tax surplus. He said he hoped Hatfield could avoid submitting such a bud get. As a Republican governor in a Democratic state and with a Democratic Legisla ture, Hatfield still will have broad patronage powers and freedom to institute his eco nomic program which he has indicated would affect big savings in the cost of govern ment. Most important, he will ap point his own successor as secretary of state and prob ably will be handed a host of resignations from Holmes ap pointees in other administra tive posts. It could mean an all-Republican Board of Control. Hatfield's political career began only eight years ago when he was elected to the state House of Representa tives in his first bid for pub lic office in Marion county. As he went on to the state Senate he was considered a shoo-in at the county leveL Stresses Bi-Partisanshop His nomination and subse quent election as secretary of state was the first test of his appeal to a statewide elector ate and he passed with a score that clearly marked him a Re publican threat In the guber natorial field. Last May he won the GOP nomination for governor over State Treasurer Sig Unander, considered a favorite of con servative partjj regulars. In his campaign against Holmes he stressed bi - partisanship and promised to conduct his administration with Oregon's best minds, regardless of par ty label. - In the closing days of the campaign he was .subjected to heavy personal attack from Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) who said Hatfield could not be trusted. Morse drew on a tragic accident in Hatfield's boyhood and subsequent court testimony in the case. His re marks were later deplored by members of both parties. Cozy as a Kitten Eisenhower Turns To Normal Business Washington - ffiPD - Presi dent Eisenhower turned to normal White House business today before taking off Friday on a week end business-and- pleasure trip to Ohio and the West Coast. The President, who gave his Dost-election views to his news conference Wednesday, had onty two appointments to day. He was to meet with his cabinet and hold a regular session with the National Se curity Council. The White House an nounced Wednesday that Ei senhower planned to fly to Toledo. Ohio, and Tacoma, Wash., this week end en route to Seattle where he will speak Monday. He is exDected to fly back to the capital Monday night WRONG REPAIRMAN Whiteville, N. C.-fflPD-Willie Bennett called a repairman. The repairman said he'd seen the set before-it was stolen from a store where one of his relatives works. Willie Ben nett is today in jaili 25-lb. SO AC Finest granulated Candi Cane DflWA PaMA ClIIWAIi mi 6 wane uugai bag Sunrise Macaroni or Spagheifi Hi: 69c Real Roast Cookie jar pack Peanut Butter , 31b 10 1.69 Crisp Oven Glo Soda Grackers Golden Crest strained Pure Honey Kitchen Craft sweet buttermilk 2bobx 39c 5-lb. can 89c 49c PROTECT Your Furniture with GLASS TABLE TOPS PHONE SP 3-3613 SELBY GLcAo!s 303 North BarHett Give the WARMEST of hol iday wishes with this cozy quilt decorated with playful pussies. Easy applique! Use gay scraps for baskets, solid color for kittens. Pattern 7379: pat tern of patches; charts; direc tions; yardage for twin, double size. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern-add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chlsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. . ' Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog, just out, has many designs for cro cheting, knitting, embroidery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A spe cial gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your copy ,of tne book. Pancake Floor 4-lb. Pkg- Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport Crisco Shortening Pure All Vegetable 3-lb. Tin 89 V
