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See how you save on your TOTAL FOOD BILL at Safeway
Semi-sweet Chips
Nestles brand for tasty cookies, J H W
eakies, candies and desserts. 12-ox. pkg. &tfjf
Peanut Butter
Smooth, delicate flavor of fine quality 3-lb., 2-oz.
peanuts in an attractive reusable cookie jar. cookie jar
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SMS. Scouring Pads
Slue (Detergent
"Jiffy" Cake KVSixes
COtTF ISSUC attractive Paste' "'rs: P'nk yellow, aqua, and white.
pkg.
Cleans pots and pans like
magic . . . special this week
end at Safeway.
Su-Purb brand, the gentle action washday 46-oz.
detergent that gets clothes really clean. pkg.
10-pad IP
Take your pick of these favorite
mixes: yellow, spice, and white.
59
4
9-oz.
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Craft
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Kitchen Craft
Here is a fine premium
quality, all - purpose
flour. Shop Safeway
and save MORE.
25-lb.
bag
$. 89
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bag tJ)
SHORTENING
Royal Satin finest
pure all-vegetable.
lady ElbertaV .".
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Fancy quality Freestones in rich B II 1 f
If heavy syrup. Grand for Salads. T" -
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I Freestone Peaches
TOWN HOIJCE RPAKin L-J8 1
Finest Freestones. Fancy quality halves jf
and slices. A Safeway guaranteed f- ""S?
product. yK I
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3-lb.
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NBC brand, favorite
breakfast cereal.
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$11 .00
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with the Blue
Magic whitener.
AA EXTRA
LARGE . DOZ.
51-oz.
pkg.
4c off deal on Sunnybank
premium quality, naturally
better.
Mb.
pkg.
51c
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REVERSING PREVIOUS TESTIMONY, blonde call-girl
Marie-Therese Goyeneche, 23, admits she lied in giving
testimony on multi- million dollar scandal in which she
accused leaders of French finance and politics of partici
pating in sexual orgies with girls 14 to 18 years 'of age.
Small Worlds
Around Us
By Lynn M. Watkins
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FRESH ORANGE COCONUT CAKE
It's Safeway for your favorite
Lenten Foods at special prices
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Your Best meat buy ..."USSM Choice" beef Club &
Manor House quick frozen. Chicken, turkey and
beef pies. Chocked full of tender meats and
topped wtih a light flaky crust.
4 sr SS
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Breaded Shrimp Quick?orPkK. 69c
Shrimp Meals Cooked and shelledb. 98c
Fish Sticks CaptlS'asdSoice 3 is. $l
Sliced Halibut SST Choiclb. 69c
Fresh Whiling CapWncib!cepug. 45c
Fresh Oyslers 55c J? 69c
Plus mora Lenten season favorites ... Fresh in-shell
Crabs, fresh Fillet of Cod, fresh Crab Meat. Razor Clams,
tn-Shell Butter Clams, and fresh Smelt, at attractive
Safeway prices.
OREGON FRYERS
Plump, sweet-meated U.S.
Grad "A" fresh fryers
or a mighty good invitation
to good eating. Avg. from 2 Pr
to 2lbs. Lb.
Cut Up Fryers
STEAKS
Scientifically "aged" for extra flavor and tenderness,
fully trirrjmed of all excess waste before weighing to
you money, plus Safeway's money-back guarantee .
assures you of the finest meat value in town.
Care-save
Why pay for the heavy tail portion
of the T-Bone steak. It's good meat,
but not perfect steak meat. (It re
quires a different method of cooking.)
per lb.
BONELESS TOP SIRLOINS
BEEF TENDER LOINS
Absolutely no waste
on this fine steak cut
Tender "USDA CHOICE" beef
Vell "aged" for extra flavor
lb.
lb.
$1.19
$1.59
From t to ZU lbs.
39c
ib. 45c
It's Safeway for Great Sayings On
PORK LOIN ROAST
Whole or Full half loins from 8 to 12 lbs. lb.
Rib End Gut Fr3 K t0 45c Rib Pork Chops
loin End Gut Fr3 K t0 49c Spare Ribs
or center cuts CO
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Country style
lb.
lb.
55c
Thick Sliced Bacon
Armour Star "premium quality" hickory smoked
thick sliced bacon.
On special this weekend
at Safeway.
2-lb. pkg.
For only
A Silent Army All Victorious
Talk about over-population!
Insects comprise 90 per cent
of all living things upon our
globe.
Every square inch of the
earth's surface has its com
plement of wriggling, crawl
ing creatures classified under
the all embracing erroneous
name of "bugs."
It is a silent army, living
on the land, infiltrating every
nook and crevice, occupying
every strategic position, win
ning every engagement! crea
tures whose life cycles are so
rapid that several generations
are hatched within a few
months. Changing conditions
can be adopted and habits
and characteristics can be al
tered to adapt the insect to
environment changes, making
possible adjustments to meet
radically changing conditions
almost simultaneously with
their happening.
Many species are absolutely
essential to man's continued
existence. These beneficial in
sects help us in many and
devious ways, perhaps assist
us in ways in which, at pres
ent, we are not conscious.
'Bugs Eat First'
Someone said once that the
"bugs" must eat before' we
do. There is considerable truth
in this. Actually every food
that man partakes of is also
food for insects. They have
the advantage of taking first
choice, inasmuch as they de
vour it before it is ripe or
matured enough for human
consumption. ,
In spite of insecticides ga
lore, the army of insects con
tinues to survive and the in
sects will, by their tremend
ous power of adaptability,
immunize themselves to a
great degree of all poisons.
What kills one kind readily
is ineffective on others. It
seems as if "what is one bug's
poison is another- bug's food."
As long as this is true, we
can learn much by carefully
observing them, watching
their ways and how they con
tinue to live, in spite of our
dislike and efforts to make
our world a bugless Eden.
Another World
Here are denizens of an
other world. A world with us,
but not of us. A wonder-
world of strangeness and un
explained phenomena. A
world at our very feet, at our
finger tips, within the inti
mate circle of our every day
lives, but still comparatively
unknown and partly unseen.
In our gardens, lawns or
woodlots, in our pools, lakes
and rivers there are thousands
of species of insects which we
have never seen or whose ex
istence we have never sus-
spected. They are living their
strange lives within inches of
our hurrying feet.
Through the alchemy of
metamorphosis, they
are changing from ugly grub
and larva to the gorgeous
beauty of the butterfly, or
the ephemeral ecstasy of a
night flying motn, who, creat
ed without a mouth, lives its
short span of a few hours only
to deposit her tiny eggs, which
hatch into the crawling worm
that eats cabbages and de
stroys the gardens of kings.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1959)
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Prices in this advertisement are effective through
Saturday, February 14, at Safeway in Medford.
We reserve the right to limit.
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Cub Scouts
Pack 4, Webelos Den
The Webelos Den of Pack 4,
Oak Grove, visited Camp
White Saturday, Feb. 7. The
Den started its visit by taking
magazines for the men tead.
They visited the model rail
road room, where there also
was a display of carvings and
paintings. They went through
the hobby shop, stopping and
visiting with men on the way.
Some of the men visited
were Walter Holman, who
built the model railroad; Van
Winkle, who had a display of
carvings and paintings; L. E.
(Rocky) Farlinger, who show
ed some stones; Ward Stand
ard, who gave the boys arti-"
ficial flowers and showed
them his loom work; M. Jones,
Mr. Wells, Leo Montano, who
did leather work; and Alvin
O. Young, who demonstrated
work on the lathe.
The group from Pack 4 in
cluded Ralph Fuget,. Craig
Parsons, Rickey Howell,
David Rott, Paul (Butch) Lar
son, Douglas Black, patrol
leader; George Bryant, Den
master; Craig Byrant, and
Steve Eichelberger, Den chief.
Nixon Schedules
Talks in California
Washington -(UPD-Vice Pres
ident Richard M. Nixon is go
ing home to California this
week end for some important
pre -1960 pulse -taking and
GOP organizational talks in
San Francisco and Los An
geles. Nixon's flying trip to the
West Coast also will take him
to Oregon, where he will help
that state and its new Repub
lican governor observe its centennial.
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