Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 15, 1959, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, January 13, 1959 5A Just in! Beautiful Sugar-sweet sun-ripened TEXAS PDNK These art the famous Texas "Pinks." They are large six beauties with plenty of rangy sweet juice. Just, the thing for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. 10 for 95c 5 FOR ONLY Aw a pel rail A Arizona, w Tangy Sweet White Marsh Seedless lusset Potatoes All-purpose, smooth-skinned 8-lb. bag if 25-lb. bag California Sunkist Large Size Waved ranges ..as lb. Finest quality Colavo Avocados. These ore the Fuertes variety, the popular "pear shaped" . . . high in oil content. Rich in vitamins and minerals. Ex. Fancy Applies Delicious or All-purpose Romes cnon 23.1b. V w Lb. Box i medium size for only 29 For the FINEST in produce . . . all you need to remember is SAFEWAY Where Big Food News Is Being Made! For Example, look at these values GREEN BEANS Fancy quality, "garden fresh" green beans. A real savings this weekend at Safeway Santiam Fancy cut and sliced 6 s-. -.l Town House brandy Fancy Cut 7 a $a r Another Great Value On Fancy Pineapple Juice It's Safeway for greater savings on the finest sun-ripened Hawaiian" Pineapple Juice .... for example Lalani brand 4t?$a 3 Dole brand 46-oz. tins Save on famous CAMPBELL'S brand Tomato Soup Stock up now on America's favorite cold wee See how you save at Safeway. TauatO w m - -- 10-oz. tin Now Only Year's Biggest Cookie Values! C. , . J or Sugar cookies. mm Delicious "party flavor" fo vorites. Vanilla Wafers, Coco nut bars. Coconut, Oatmeal Terrific Values on TASTE TELLS Canned Beans Stock up the pantry shelf now with Taste Tells fine seletcion of beans. Just heat 'n serve. Mix 'em or match 'em. Pork and Beans 300 tin Dry Limas ....300 tin Blackeye Peas .....300 tin Kidney Beans - light red .. 303 tin Kidney Beans dark red ... 303 tin Pinto Beans 303 tin Chili Beans - Mexican style ........303 tin Tomato Juice Town House brand . Fancy quality. Doz. $2.95 4 $l Sundown brand, unpeeled No. IVi in light syrup. Doz. tins $3.45 tins 29 Whole Apricots F. fj L Sundown brand. Irreg. JJ No. 2!4 ! reestone reacties path.s. c24,$5.95fr i Cling Peaches Sliced Pineapple Highway brand, tender slices. A real value. Case 24, $5.95 4 No. 2Vz $ tins 1 Lalani brand. Fancy. VA flat $ tins 1 Pecan Shorties 12; 49c CASE ) tins for Bid,eomphi 24 ............. ... ...?....$2.75 P A fiM ,Mp xion. In 4 colors. low prict. E6GS-AA Mediums .omato urcsiip Canned- Tomatoes 5229' 5 ""39 MM OOZ. 41t Frozen Foods "MOST BRUTAL" DEATH Ex-movle actress Claire del Mar (here shown with Al Jolson in an old file photo) was hacked to death in her bedroom at Carmel, Calif., by a crazed sex sadist. A Carmel sheriff's officer de scribed the killing as the most brutal he had ever seen. 1 Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins Growth Rings Tell Age of Tiee and Past Weather A long time ago it was dis covered that age in a tree could be figured almost to the exact date of its very be ginning by counting the growth rings in a cross sec tion of the trunk. The wide bancs or rings in dicate a season of considerable growth, which results from a period of adequate rainfall and warm growing weather. Likewise if one measures the width of the very thin rings he can accurately de termine the severity of any past winter. Naturally, a tree living in temperate regions only grew during warm weather and remained dor mant during the cold winters. The rings are usually re ferred to as the cambium lay er. This layer is actually the only living part of the trunk. It is the section lying directly under the bark, and is com posed of a series of tiny tubes. These tubes, corresponding to veins and arteries in a living animal, carry the life-blood, which in a tree is the sap, to the hiehest branch and the Court Records Taste Tells brand, made from the choice vine ripened tomatoes. Stock up and save even more. Gardenside brand. Another cold weather favorite. Case 24$4.79 14-oz. bottles 303 tins $1 White (AaaicB mi ft Works like magic. It bleaches, deodorizes, and disinfects. Gal. Full Your choice of garden fresh Chopped Broccoli, Mixed Vege tables. Mix 'em or Match 'em. 6 10-oz. $4 pkgs. I IM Monte Corn Delicious golden cream style corn . . . special price at Safeway. 6 303 $4 tins I MUNICIPAL COURT Frank Lee Burch, disobeyed tra fif eirrnal. $5. Ervin Glen Scholz, violation basic rule, $10. Margaret Ann Leevek, failed to yield right of way, iu. Gerwick Anton, violation basic rule, $10. . John Francis Brennan, failure to leave information at scene of accident, S10. James Phillips, driving on wrong side of street, $5. Chester Beryl Thompson, failed to yield right of way, $10. Kenneth Lloyd Larson, operating vehicle while operator' license is suspended. $100. John Rudolph Baldwin, disobey ed traffic signal, $5. Henry William VanHise, viola tion basic rule, $10. Jack Maurice Shoemaker, viola tion basic rule. $10. John Harry Sloan, oisoDeyea traffic signal. $5. steDnenie raaniyn nonm. un obeyed traffic signal, $5. Jean Elizabeth Lee, violation basic rule, $10. Mary Ann K. wuson, aisooeyea traffic signal, $5. Stephen Gallier Dippel, disobeyed traffic signal, $5. William Fred Herman Jr, viola tion basic rule, $10. Melvin Clinton sneisiaa, viola tion basic rule, $10. Lillie Margaret oaKee. violation basic rule, $10. . . Nancy Gwendolyn Baas, viola tion basic rule, $10. Bernard Kent Plumer. failed to yield right of way, $10. Chris Gus Lampropulos, disobey ed traffic sign $5. Daniel Reubon Kama, aisooeyea traffic sign. $5. Robert Joshua Bigger, violation basic rule, $10. William Clyde Mootry, wrong way on one way street, $10. Marion Allen Kusler, disobeyed t.ffir- t?nxl. SS Donald Dale Fordyth, violation basic rule, $10. Ralph Walter Peale,. transient, drunk in public, $10. , Axel Albert Falkenberg, drunk in public, $10. DISTRICT COURT William E. Sanders, overload, $113. , . Wendell R. Sipes, failure to sig- Robert L. JolHffe, overload. $157. Robert C. Simmons, ovenoau Clarence L. Allen, violation of basic rule. $15. Ernest W. Hinkle, overload, $62. CIRCUIT COURT Colista Moore vs. Eddie Moore, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE A nnfl 1 1' A iinvc Barbara Lou Hendeerson. both of Eagle foint. Bruce LeRoy Williams, Rogue River, and Joan Bardeen Read, 1W CU iUl Kl. ... Gerald Gene Harrison ana Mare- lee KoDerts, doui oi sin Obispo, Calif no AnHrpv TTeath and Leah Fauvette. both of Medford. Otha rait lurman ana iai n . . . u u.l. VtntV, nf MArlfnrH. Robert Lee Wilson and Blossom Loraine Governor, both of Gold Hill. farthest leaf. Each year the tree adds another layer of these tubes to the outside of the solid core, thereby growing in cir cumference. As the new laver is added, the last year's layer of tubes is abandoned. The in side or heart of the tree is dead, or at least forever dor mant. For this reason the heart wood or center of the trunk can be entirely, rotted away, but the tree still alive. Girdle the entire circumference deep enough to penetrate the cam bium layer and the. tree will die, or bleed to death slowly. Capillary Action How the sap gets to the top of the tree and back down, we call capillary ac tion; something like oil flaw ing up a lamp wick. Once started up, the pull of the sap pushes clear to the topmost leaf, even though that leaf may be hundreds of feet above the ground. There are scientists who say that the downward flow of the sap is also the reason for the up ward surge of the liquid, sort of a siphoning arrangement on a complicated scale. It's all very easily ex plained, but there are some wide gaps in all this "simple explanation" which causes some thinking folks to won der just who the "sap" is -the sap in the tree, or some of us who try to explain the complex workings of a tree. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1959) Week's Sewing Buy Prices in this advertisement are ef fective through Saturday, January 17, at Safeway in Medford. We re serve the right to limit. Every Item Safeway Sells is Unconditionally Guaranteed If for any reason you are dissatisfied with any purchase you mad at Safeway every cent will be refunded without fuss or quibble. United States oil and nat nral eas production in 1957 gas production in 1957 was valued at almost $10 billion, exceeding the combined value of the production of all other minerals, metals and fuels, Ice was first produced arti ficially at Apalachiocola, Fla.. by Dr. John Gorrie. A statue of Dr. Gorrie stands in Statu ary Hall at the U.C. Capitol in Washington, 6 mos. I, 2, 3 yrs. In 1irifen'fiikrf Dress, petticoat and play- suit all sew-easy and so- thrifty in gay, no-iron fabrics. Whip them up now for spring. Tomorrow's pattern: Half-size dress. Printed pattern 9103: sizes 6 months, 1, 2, 3 years. Size 2 dress, 1 yards 35-inch; petticoat Va yard; playsuit 1V6 yards. Embroidery trans fer included. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Mar ian Martin, Mail Tribune Pat tern Dept., 232 West I8th st., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.