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1 J -i 4 .'J 1 3 Mi ;' li V. I - i : i 4 i ' ' 10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Thursday, July 23, 1959 z irsu i F LOCATED Resent parties are a'Ampting; to reach George Kallenmeyn of the California Highway Patrol, who went off the highway near Orinda, Calif., on his motorcycle and fell into a deep ravine. Kallenmeyn was missing for about a day before he was found. Sergeant Develops lion-Skid Glasses Washington-(UPD-A sergeant at Walter Reed Army Medi cal Center has invented way to fit eyeglass frames to the individual. He guarantees that whether the wearer hops, skips or jumps, the specs will stay firmly in place. Staff Sgt. Cecil T. Butler has been making artificial dentures for. 15 years at Walt er Heed's Central Dental lab. All these years he's been thinking about the problem of slipping glasses. So he per fected non-skid specs. Butler has a patent pend ing on his invention, for, like the man who invented a bet ter mousetrap, he finds such interested parties as optical firms beating a path to his door. ' The sergeant reasoned that If individual fittings can do wonders for dentures, the same thing could be accom plished with eyeglasses. He makes snug, smooth-fitting ear , pieces by . a custom tailored mold from a plaster cast impression of the area behind a - glass-wearer's ear. The special fitting takes only about one hour and the ex pense is very little since the -cost of materials is neglible. Butler reports that he has gone swimming wearing his snug-fitting glasses and did not even have to readjust them after diving. Rejected Author Prints Own Works " Springfield, 111. -RJPD- Hallie H. Holt didn't get discour aged when publishers reject ed his manuscripts. He learn ed the printing trade and pub lished his books himself. Holt says that printing has now become as much a part - of his life as writing and that his books are finally being : bought and read. The elderly printer-writer published his first book in 1955. It was entitled "Young Pioneers," a story about hunt- ing and camping aimed at Boy : Scouts. Holt printed 300 copies and sold 250 of them at $2.50 apiece. - Two years later, he pub lished a 16-page booklet about Abraham Lincoln which still is being sold by souvenir shops near the Lincoln home here. He turned out his latest book, "The Mysteries of Exist- ence," several months ago. -In 113 pages, he explains his ideas on life, death and life after death. Giant Box - TIDE ; Detergent REG. 87c YOU SAVE 28 c 9 .With This Coupon Thru July 29 Only at FOOD BASKET ' Limit 1 par Family r GERBER'S STRAINED. gaby Foods REG. 98c YOU SAVE 39 c 9 With This Coupon Thru July 29 Only it FOOD. BASKET "' Limit 1 par Family 3I3Ii5EE Simple Simon Apple, Cherry or Peach ipbzen Pies 8-inch Size 3 i s1 With Thit Coupon Thru July 29 Only at FOOD BASKET ' Limit 1 er Family Clip THE CUPM! SAVE UKEIMB) at F(Q)(D)P BASKETT! Coupons & Other Grocery Specials Good thru Wed., July 29. Meats & Produce Prices thru Sat. Food Basket Is Always Glad to Cash Your Paycheck mm C&H Brown or Powdered Thefts from Homes Reported to Police Thefts from two homes on Fair Oaks dr. were reported to city police Tuesday. The thefts are believed to have occurred between 8 p jn. Sat urday and 2 ajnL Sunday, while a street dance, attended .by approximately 800 per sons, was in progress. Approximately $30 worth of assorted liquor was report ed taken from the residence of Robert Dean Littrell, 34 Fair Oaks dr., while "William Kirk McLaren, 70 Fair Oak dr., reported the theft of a red plastic billfold containing $65 from his residence. . . City police reported .that both residences were unlock ed during the event and the house lights were out. 199 KINDS OF ICE CREAM New York -flJPD- Ice cream now ' comes in 199 different flavors, according to the peo ple who make Dixie Cups, in cluding confetti, fandango, peppermint, chocolate twirl, apple strudel, cranberry, lic orice, mint ' julep, pumpkin -and vanilla. en Rffl Medobrook full gal. Gaines While it lasts 25-lb. bag (o) (Q) JV $ j 98 HuntV Cider Full Gal. MD Paper Pkg. of 80 New Size - Giant 10-or. Jar Maxwell House Delicious Luncheon Meat Regular 12-oz. Tin mm J IF" Peanut Butter Del Monte Chunk Style Regular Size Tins ' 18-oz. Jar BRIQUETS fa r wsssswb ' Always Fresher! Always 1st Quality! Top O the Crop Produce from Medford's Garden Spot!! SUNKIST C I n l FANCY r lacaATO Firmi Ripe bskt. Jumbo Thick Meated Long Green Slicers 4 -1 mil BY Thompson Seedless . Plump Fruit Fancy Freestone Slicers Jumbo Stalks - ea. Always a Butcher to Serve You at Our Service Meat Dept. jUISlixj u y r FRESH FROSTED 1959 PACK 1 0-1 4-lb. Average BROAD BREASTED HENS lb. Ideal with Green Beans ? Royal - Oak . Charcoal . HAMS Shank Half ' . or Whole -; .V : No Center Cuts Removed 55 ib. SMOKED KNUCKLES 2 lbs. for Food Basket's Best GROUND BEEF t -.-. f USDA Good & Choice C.An fliisrlAre i win yuaiieia 3 lb. for 1.35 Carnation Instant Dry MILK New 5-Qt.Pak Holds 5 Cello Bags that make . 1 Qt. Each ' Crown Unbleached FLOUR 25-lb. Baf : Sunshine Krispy : ! mi vmjisrr 7J Steaks. SWn 98 11 wwct-wicj wmc ur fcu&oNM. 1 . .- rT-i ... - - rr m m m w mm mm I w oenviuc. i Crackers ib:.: box 2 Ki49c 32-oz. WELCHADE GRAPE JUICE 46-oz. Hl-C ORANGEADE 46-cz. TASTEVVELL PINEAPPLE 46-oz. LIBBY'S TROPICAL PUNCH ir 24-oz. Del, Monte Pineapple-Pear -k 46-oz. Del Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit USDA Good t Choice RIB STEAKS BEEF MARINATED Cut and Wrapped for Your Freezer CHUCK STEAKS Mild Wine Sauce 89 lb. BUDGET TERMS ON LOCKER MIATS oround ueet You Get Only USDA Good & Choice Meats at Food Basket! 25 Hj.ileatOiilei j 'ss Smokies I C) f "Heat and Eat" A q l I REG. T Srnoked Sausage V 1 I YOU VV 5 H I save JLsa 2 a rJ r Art With Thit Coupon Thru July 2 A A: U HUC , Only at FOOD BASKET li jj Limit 1 per Family 20 . . 1 nfil Hnntfi U. SS JV 1 AIL : r5 Your Choice Mix or Match I, Refreshing Drinks $ for
