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MAIL TRIBUNE, Me4M, Or.., Mendy. BecemW 22, 15t 7 IF YOU'RE NOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA, YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH Rogue Freestone Peaches 2V2 Can 37 2,.,65 Monle Sliced Pineapple S? Green Beans 7dt 7 H No. 2 Can J J for I 303 Can 19 3 hi 49 Save 9c $400 Save 17c Save 8c ST Pitted Ripe Olives S. 29 3 79 ; Sas: Del Monte Cream Style Corn 349 Del Monte EL Peas 203 Can 22' 2 ,35 Galley's Minceme 28-oz. Jar 39 St Medium Ripe Olives 7 29 4 r 89 Birdseye Frozen Peas 2?JSL 2 ,.r33 Birdseye Frozen Beans SffiSSt 2 ,.r37 Birdseye Frozen Slravberries 4 f,r 89 st Save 18c Save 8c Save 18c Save 27c Save 6c Save 9c WE WILL CLOSE Christmas Eve at 6 p.m. 2-Kb. can 1.57 MJB INSTANT 6-oz. jar 99c Convenience Foods From I-X-L Why net keep a few extra cant on hand for quick, easy meals? I-X-L BEEF RAVIOLI 40-oz. can reg. 63c 2 for 1.00 SAVE 16c I-X-L lasagne 24-oz. can 43c I-X-L Chicken Ravioli 15-oz. can .27c I-X-L Boneless Chicken Tamales 2 for 39c I-X-L Chili Con Carne .... 40-oz. family size can 69c Del Monte rruit uocKtaii ' I . 303 CAN 29c -fif is. SAVE fiestles 8 Morsels &P Pen Ran 7 1 T' M 1 Save 17c rif eJ IU f E 1 Doz- Wespak AA Large 6GS REG. 60c SAVE 11c Doz. 1 t fflc I NEED HELP WITH YOUR HOLIDAY MEAL PLANNING? Ask Gretchen Also Free for Your Asking, Her Famous Recipes for FILLED COOKIES, 1000 DOLLAR FUDGE, HOLIDAY CAKE Free Directions for Making Holiday Candies With Parowax. Parowax 27c lb. BEAUTIFUL POINSETT1AS 1.98 - ?2.98 - $3.98 ORDER EARLY DONT BE DISAPPOINTED We also have Christmas Trees Table Pieces ' Potted Azaleas Door Swags Roses Carnations and Mums. Deliveries 'till 6:30 p.m., Dec. 24th. Phone SP 2-8179. Chase's Groceteria FLOWER SHOP TABLE; DINNER or SPARKLING WINES FOR EVERY OCCASION ITALIAN SWISS COLONY WINES Red Table Wines, Burgundy Claret Uino White Table Wines Sauterne Rhine Chablis Sparkling Wines, Champagne Sparkling Burgundy Silver Satin 45 Quart 79e Pink Champagne 45 Quart $3.45 Mums Imported Champagne, 45 Quart-$6.75 . Paul Masson Champagne, 45 Quart-$4.95 Paul Masson Sparkling Burgundy, 45 Quart-$4.75 Mogen David 45 Quart $1.39 Gallo Thunderbird 45 Pint 47c 45 Quart 79e IVORY SNOW GIANT SIZE "pk,.....f 4 ROAST YOUNG TURKEY WITH DRESSING - Mashed Potatoes - Green Vege- U I V U table - Hot Roll, and Butter - ' j I Coffee, Tea or Milk Soup-Salad U Slight Decline In Production Seen for 1958 STILL SMILING Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine leaves the Federal Court in Washington after pleading innocent to contempt of Congress charges stemming from his refusal to give information to House influence investigators at an explosive hearing earlier this year. His trial was set for March 16, 1959. GOLD HILL Oil Painting By MRS. CLYDE KELL Gold Hill-Mrs. Aaa An drews said that a Medford business man has bought one of her paintings which hung at the Medford Public libra ry. The oil painting, entitled "October Baby," is the scene of a mare and a colt in a pas ture near Jacksonville, she said. Mrs. Andrews is the newly elected president of Southern Oregon Society of Artists. Purchased son and daughters Shirley and Jeannie of Weed, Calif., were recent week end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrow and son, Don ald, and their daughter, Miss Toni Morrow. . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gas con and her mother, Mrs. George Dorman, returned Dec. 12 from a three-day trip to Willets, Calif. ..where they were guests in the home of Mrs. Dorman's sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Dorman. En route home they stopped in For tuna, Calif., where they visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lathrop and other relatives. Mrs. Earl Moore will be hostess for the Past Noble Grand's Dec. 23 meeting at her home, at which time the annual Christmas party will be held. The meeting night was changed to Tuesday eve ning of that week because of Christmas falling on the reg ular meeting night. Mrs. Wal ter McLean will be co-hostess. Mrs. Clarence Parsley was hostess for the annual Christ mas party and meeting of Amethyst Rebekah Friend ship club at her home on Sar dine creek, last Monday eve ning, Dec. 15. Mrs. Harry Quinn, vice-president of the club, conducted the business session. , - Gifts were exchanged and there was a frosty white tree decorated with pink Christ mas ornaments. Mrs. Delos Walker will be hostess for the January meeting, at her home on Second ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry-Quinn returned recently from a two week's vacation in San Diego, Calif., where they visited rel atives and friends. They were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lipscomb in Encinitas. They went to Palm Springs and Knotts Berry farm, as well as many other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Glea Ander- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Par sley returned to their home on Sardine creek after a two week's vacation in San Diego, Calif., where they visited relatives. Richard Herrington, Gold Hill, and two Medford youths, Donnie Bramhall and Skip Morgan presented musical numbers on their steel and standard electric guitars, re spectively, at the United Sec retary league held Thursday evening, Dec. 11, at Mon Desir. Mrs. Agnes Gray is now re siding in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cline on Highway 99 north of Gold Hill. Her new address is Rt. 1, Box 195. Washington-flJPD-Despite the recession, the nation's indus trial production in .1958 is expected to fall only slightly below last year's record high. The Commerce Department estimated Sunday that ' total U.S.' production of goods and services will be $437 billion by the end of the year, com pared with the 1957 output of $440 billion. With adjustments made to compensate for higher prices in 1958, the drop would amount to 3 per cent-less than had been anticipated in view of the economic slump this year. . Asks Adriiory Council The government report came as Rep. Henry S. Reuss (D-Wis.) called on Congress to set up an advisory council to hold hearings on proposed price and wage hikes in ma jor industries. , . Reuss also announced that he would introduce a bill to require greater consultation on economic policy matters between the President and the semi-independent Federal Re serve Board. He said the President "shrugs, off a large part of his economic responsibility" by leaving the attack on in flation primarily . to the Re serve Board. His statement added that . measures taken by the. board to curb inflation have proved largely ineffec tive. . , Dewey Suffering From Influenza Palm Springs, Calif. - (DTD Former New York Gov. Tom Dewey was reported "resting . comfortably" at Palm Springs Desert hospital today for ' treatment of influenza. A hospital spokesman said the one-time Republican presi dential candidate possibly would be released today or Tuesday. ' Dewey was stricken while visiting at the home of drug company . executive Justin Cart in nearby. Palm Desert. He was admitted to the hos pital Sunday' with what at first was believed to be pneumonia. Ex-Miss America Goes on Honeymoon Palm Springs, Calif. - (UTD Marian Ann McKnight, 22, Miss America of 1957, wa honeymooning' today with Army Pvt. Gareth Carmody, 23, of Hollywood. The South Carolina beauty and Carmody were married in this desert resort Sunday in a simple civil ceremony at tended by; several friends. : Sopho Loren To Stay Home Christmas Hollywood - (UPD - Italian actress Sophia Loren, here on a movie-making: assignment, said today she and her hus band Carlo Ponti plan to cele- rbrate their first Christmas, in the United States by staying in their Beverly Hills home. "Neither Carlo nor I like parties or noise and this . ap plies more so to Christmas time," the actress said.' , Mrs. Al (Helen) Fink is convalescing at her home on Second ave. after being con fined to the Sacred Heart hos pital in Medford for 10 days Mrs. Fink suffered a broken knee when two dogs dashed in front of her as she was about to enter her own gate, causing her . to fall on the pavement, she said. Mrs. Paul Thompson and Miss . Jennie Lou Thompson have returned to their home here following a week-end trip to Seattle, Wash. They took Mrs. Thompson's daughter-in-law, Mrs. Philip (Pete) Thompson and two young sters, Kevin and Pamela, to their home in Seattle Mrs. Thompson and the children had been visiting several weeks in southern Oregon. John Mason from Sheridan, Wyo., is. visiting in the homes of his nephews, W. G. Fink on Sams creek and Mr. and Mrs.-A. T. Fink on Second ave. Following his visit here he : will go on to Whittier, Calif., to spend the winter months .visiting relatives there. About 99 per cent of the air is a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen: MONEY At Crater Finance you may borrow for any 'worth while purpose , on your FURNITURE - AUTO SALARY and repay in monthly In stallments. You may choose the terms most suit able to you up to . 24 months. Leant may b. paid hi a4 vane, .r in full at any time. Crater Finance CORPORATION 135 Pine Street . ' Central Point Phone NO 4-1273 Frank Wilkinson, Mgr. 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