Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 01, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text.1 MAIL TRIBUHE, MEDFORD, ORt, IHIeBp Vou Get The Jump n Santa iuring IThat WSDfl Break Expected In Trans World Airlines Strike V LMJ ppiiip:ilp::j:5j::i::::: ZEE TISSUE EGG NOG LUCERNE EXTRA RICH Mready mixed and eady to pour. It's mad with rich cream and Fresh Eggs and spiced so nice. ' Full 5 Quart J) If SALAD OIL NU MADE BRAND The finest salad and cooking oil Famous for its neutral flavor. 20e Off Half Gal. 97c Full Quart 49' QARGAttlUE . COLD BROOK BRAND A fine quality margarine that's grand for all cooking, baking and table uses. Mb. pkgi. SHOO II DETERGENT BLUE WHITE MAGIC-BRAND The new gentle action washday pride and praise . . . FOIL locks in freshness and keeps moisture out. King Size $1109 II FINEST BATHROOM Sanitary smooth tissues in assorted pastel colors. A Northwest product. 4-Roll Pkgs. $1100 II Say "Merry Christmas" With Wonderful Roxbury Candies tYi box 13-oi. Bex Lights and darks S-ox. box Chocolates Choc Cherries Chocolates Carmels Chocolate covered Orange Stix Choc, covered Bridge Mix cv;tcyXed Choc. Cremes dvoFra8hioned Fudge Squares lortd Dorothy Duncan Assorted Fruit & Nut Candies Popcorn Town House brand Fresh Bread SB"-' Orange Drink 5SLK.I Frozen Orange Juice 2? II -I. Lalanl rincdppie uwijb Stewed Tomatoes niuHiiiiffi Na Made Brand liiajOnnaiSe Finest Quality Mince Heats lTearvafur.and 8-02 Box S-oz. Box 8'j-oz. Box 9-oz. $1.89 59c 39c 39c 39c 39c 39c 39c $1.10 89c Fancy Susie Belle 1-lb. box 5-lb. Size Loaf 31 C 3 46-oz. QQA Tins 0C 4 6-oz $00 Tins I 46-oz. SI 00 I Nalley's Mince Meat Sandwich Spread H ! ASI Famous Planters rcauui uu Lunch Box For Cooking Tins 3 303 Tins Quart 28-oz. Size 28-oz. Size Quart Quart 49c 59c 49c 39c 59c 75c Mixed HufsTrd 14-oz. Pkg. Bright and crisp Nut Bowl favorites. The Finest for Holiday Enjoyment 49c iiT DL I'llanU Fresh 28-oz. Uanj If dlllUld Meaty Fresh Pecans tZa Almonds & Brazil MutsMryi:. Filberts eu"8 Peanuts SolSd Pkg. 10-oz. Pkg. 10-oz. Pkg. 1-lb. Pkg. 1- lb. Pkg. 2- lb. Pkg. 89c 69c 49c 55c 49c 39c 89c Trend Liquid Detergent 12-ox. cans Dry Trend Detergent 33-ox. pkg. 53 Lipton Soup Mixes Grand ror Dips . Onion Soup 2 pkgs. 35c Chicken Noodle t Fels Napiha Instant Soap STB7e Vano Starch Convenient Liquid 29e Lipton Black Tea Finest VA-b. JB 4Q 48 Orange Pekoe pkg. "ffO bags 69 Shop Safeway for Scott Products Scot Tissue the bathroom 2 rolls 29c Sofl-VevefiKue 2 toUs 29c Scolties Soft Facial Tissues box of 400 29c Scot Towels White, pink, or yellow big roll 35c Scotkin Napkins F.m,iy pack 2 J?R 27c Mazola Oil All-Purpose Oil ,63c Salad Dressing More great Savings this week at Safeway MARSHMALLOW FANCY PUMPKIN PEANUT BUTTER TOMATO SOUP Fluff-i-est brand . . . great with delicious holiday foods. Always fresh, light and fluffy. With all of the ingredients for delicious Holiday pies, like Mom used to make. Mb. Bag No. 2V2 Tin Lunch Box brand Creamy smooth or delicious crunchy. Campbell's world famous for quality. At new low price at Safeway. 29' 10' 3 1 55' 5 s 89' Folds . . . Here is Your "CROSS OUT" No. 10 It's Fun . . . It's Like Bingo ... r L Stock up Now and Save on Gardenside PEAS - BEANS CORN Tender, crisp green beans, fresh from the field delicious any way you serve them. Sweet, cream style corn ready to heat and serve, picked and packed Fresh off the cob. Tender eating vine-sweet peas. Flavor Fa vorites for any meal. 303 Tins $100 3 3 S $ S 8 3 3 3 $ 3 3 3 $ 9 3 $ Another Great Safeway Value . . . Swans Down INSTANT CAKE MIX Enjoy Richer Flavored EDWARDS COFFEE Take your pick of the best tatt ing cake and the easiest to make; Devils Food, White, Yel low and Butterscotch. Why pay more when you can enjoy the Finest regu lar or drip grind coffee, that always costs you less. 2-lb. Tin 4 1.53 Mb. tin 77c 4-lb. tin $3.05 Reg. 29c Pkg. II $1100 Nob Hill Coffee srsSffi Si $1.49 Airway Mild and Mellow Coffee 1-lb. Bag 73c a $1.45 CANADA AND U.S. PATENT PENDING-U.S. (c) 1937, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, and 1958; CANADA (c) 1956, 1957 end 1958 by "CROSS-OUT" ADVT. CO., BOX 551, ST. LOUIS, MO., U.S.A. 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. 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 3 weeks. All cards can be played for 12 weeks against ANY set of numbers we advertise. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS . . . Please note that the numbers in game No. 10, numbers in game 4, previously published, also appeared in a Diamond above, appear within a Diamond. DO NOT COMBINE NUMBERS .from games 4 and 10. Play only one published set of numbers against your cards, regardless of design. This also applies to games 1 and 7, numbers of which appeared in stars, and games 2 and 8 and number 3 and 9. Each design will be repeated twice during the 12-week contest. So be sure to play only one 30 number set against your cards at any time. Semi-boneless 14-oz. Size Wilson's Pig Feel "Tree." Lunch Meat Libby's Beef Slew Sardines HS (.J!... Star Boat brand M 15-oz. $1 AA daiQlneS Tomato & Mustard 4 tins liUU Chunk Tuna KM " 4"&I4I0 Table Syrup Kg 3j .SS 97c Heafn Serve 24-oz. tin, No. Va. tin 39c 45c 49c 10c DkmaiiLk ITU.., Fameuz "Jiffy" brand Lyons brand O 9-oz. 0 riUII MIA Radiant Walnut Meals & Asparagus Spears Brussel Sprouts Frozen 60-15 Nylons 'SS JW Seamless Nylons 49c 4K nkrs. fcWW 1-lb. i 98c Brocade Soap Tellow or Turquoise Brocade Soap Table Wines SffS Truly Fine pkgs. 3Pi59c 2 Pr. .29 2 Pr. $1.69 Fifth 59c DeCanter Wines -sr Wrapping Paper SEEK, DmmmL ntv Cl For cats ruvwii UU5 ruuu too Gaines Dog Meal 'SSu Reg. 5-bar OQa pack B"- 5PiV 33c tS. l.40 a l-20 Pki. 98c SI.C3 12 tins 5-lb. bat 75c SAVE AT SAFEWAY ON SKINNED RATH BRAND M(D)KEIQ PICNICS These wonderful Rath Picnics average from 4 to 8 pounds. Really grand eat ing ... a grand money saver too. On special for only lb. 3t Delicious Picnic Style from 4 to 8 pounds. Pork Shoulder Roast lb. 39c Made fresh daily Fresh Ground Beef lb. 55c 3 $1.59 Fully Smoked Famous Armour Star Thick Sliced Bacon 2-lb. Pkg. $1.19 Leo's brand Special Price at Safeway Duncan Hines 1000 Island 734-oz. bortl 39 Hot Catsup Snider Chili Pepper 14-oz. bottle 23 Sieero Cabas Beef touillon 23c Chipped Beef Chop Suey Chung King 99c 4-OZ.. Fkf. 39c Tonit Serve a Delicious Pork Steak 49' Tender Blade Cuts Look at this special on meaty Safeway Pork Steaks A real value. ID Another Great Safeway Value Pork Sausage e e Famous tor Quality. lb. JJ 3-lb. can Prem Luncheon Meat 12-oz. can 53 Coffee Maxwell House Mb. can 85 Margarine Blue Bonnet .Mb. ctn. 31 By United Press International Federal mediators said to day they were optimistic of an early settlement in an 11- day strike against Trans World Airlines, but added the . walkout may last a few more days before major points are resolved. A mediator said agreement had been reached on several points during lengthy talk and "we are chipping away bit by bit" at the remaining differences. Negotiations in a strike against a second major air car rier, Eastern Airlines, remain ed deadlocked. However, Capt. Eddie Rick- enbacker, chairman of East ern, sought to crack the log jam in the seven-day walk out by proposing arbitration of the line's dispute with flight engineers. Holiday Travelers Grounded The strikes against the two airlines grounded about one third of the nation's commer.' cial plane fleets during the Thanksgiving holiday. Thou sands of holiday travelers ammed rail, bus and air ter minals seeking alternate transportation. A strike against a third ma jor airline loomed larger as the Air Line Pilots Associa tion said it would go to court today in an effort to remove legal blocks in its threatened walkout against American Airlines. The association, represent ing 1,500 American Airlines pilots,. said they would ask Federal Judge Frederick Van Pelt Bryan in New York to lift an injunction against the strike which Was issued at the request of the airlines. Holiday Traffic Toll Lower Than Normal Week End By United Press International The nation s traffic fatalit ies in the Thanksgiving Day week end ran below the toll for an ordinary week end of the same duration at this time of year, closing figures showed today. A United Press Internation al count showed that between 6 p.m. Wednesday and mid night Sunday, 438 persons died in traffic accidents. Fires took 48 lives, plane accidents took five, and other accidents killed 111 persons, for a total of 602. California Has 32 California had 32 auto deaths; New York 28; Ala bama 24; Pennsylvania 21; Illinois 20; Michigan 19, and Ohio and Virginia 18 each to lead the list of states. Rhode Island, Nevada and Alaska reported no traffic deaths in the holiday period. The National Safety Coun cil, saying that it does not re gard the Thanksgiving holi day as one calling for as much travel as Christmas, New Year's, Labor Day and one or two others, issued no advance estimate for Thanks giving holiday deaths, but noted that in an ordinary 102 hour week end period at this time of year, about 470 per sons would be killed in traffic. The council had no immed iate explanation for the traf fic total being lower than nor mal. A spokesman said that almost nationwide bad weath er may have kept many motor ists off the roads. In contrast, last Thanksgiv ing United Press International counted 554 traffic deaths in a similar period.' Ex-Gambling Czar Arrested ' Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (UP8 Harry Gross, one-time gamb ling czar of New York City, was held for arraignment to day as a fugitive from Cali fornia where he is wanted on grand larceny charges. Gross, 44, was arrested with two companions near her Saturday and, at a hearing Sunday, refused to waive ex tradition to California. How ever, District Attorney Ray mond Baratta said he will move to have Gross turned over to Los Angeles authori ties as soon as possible. Gross was arrested in New York City in 1951 as the king-' pin of a $20 million a year bookmaking operation. In vestigators quoted him as say ing he paid police $11 million a year to protect his ring. But Gross refused to testify against 18 policemen accused of shielding his vast operation and the charges against them were dropped. Gross served four years of a 12-year term on charges of conspiracy and bookmaklnf . .