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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1959)
From the smoke house comes a smacking good buy. MAIL TRIBUNE, MtJfard, Or. Thursday, Oct. 29, 19S9 ,7 Priced extra-low this week end! Tender meaty Intel Mild, yet full and rich, Is the old timt smokehouse flavor of these Morrell's Pride picnics. They are the lean and tender, medium-sized pork shoulders, carefully cured to taste just wonder ful. And because of a big special pur chase our buyers have just made, we are able to offer you these picnics at a good value price. ! lb. SDab Jacon WHOLE OR HALF SLAB Here's a big savings on small size mild, fully smoked lean-streaked slab bacon, lb. lb. 45c 80 Morrell's. Made from the finest pure pork. W rolls U LAMB ROAST Tender, young square cut shoulder roasts of the finest . .. ,fc "USDA CHOICE" lamb LOg O' Lamb Correctly trimmed LOin ChOpS Lean, small size Rib GhOpS Tender 'n juicy rC2lSt 0' Lamb For thrifty menus 49 Tender "USDA CHOICE" beef-correctly aged & properly trimmed to give you greater meat value tand Steak or meaty Swiss Steaks with the bone in. ... 98c lb. 3 79c Iftump Roast Spencer SteaCts Corned Beelf tender lean beef with the bone in Boneless Beef Safeway Boneless Brisket lb. lb. 89 Freezer Beef Sale 79 Stock up now and save more at Safeway. Cut and wrapped FREE. lb. ib. Square Cut Chucks Average from 65 to 80 lbs. Beef Rounds Includes Sirloin Tips. 65 to 75 lbs. Ib. Trimmed Loins Average from 35 to 45 lbs. Ib. C &9 It's Safeway For the Finest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables mm :... e ' ' ... Mix 'em or Match 'em i mm Your Choice . For Only 9) Per Pound Mattel Perfect for bobbin1 and Candied Apples Beautiful bright red apples from Northwest orchards. Each one is crisp V juicy fully guaranteed by Safeway. A real value for only lb. r Ifllll See the huge selection of wonderful "Garden Fresh" produce in our attractive "GARDEN ROOM" Soup n Crackers! Here's a cold weather combination that's hard to beat! TOMATO m ' . Trt Reg. 449c . . . Save 9c on 4 tins ... this weekend at your friendly Safeway. tins e Busy Baker, the crispy oven-fresh Saltines. A Safeway guaranteed product. A CASH CAINrVAl onus nun mom . sr , .rzr r . . mt ami Villi. 1 WiW fSSmM . ccm, vt-Pei m . - - awry blaiA m port card. If yw r em of 1 or M prh. In will M ? ham priza of 2 joon' uppV el rowriM (up lo 15,500) fe adaitioa la your f 'a tnm Prodar & Gambia. If youprafar yatt any Mho t2,300 k eoaa Enter Procter A Gamble's $50,000 Get Details Hero nnrprprrt K on Save Up to 10c on Giant Size Ml 2-lb. pkg. Prices In this advertisement are affective through Sunday, November 1st, at Safeway in Medford. We reserve the right to limit. No sales to dealers or to their representatives. n sr Save even more than before en your favorite detergent . . . now at Safeway. Giant Pkg. 1 G Ivory Soap lIM Ivory SnovY& c"48c Cheer Ks,ize 1.33 flvurUI Regular WAJHVI 20-oz. pkg. 34e UaaGaile dishwashers nkr. tt dishwashers pkg. Liquid Ivory Liquid Ivory ..?.la,r' 68 12-oz. QAc tin W9 Sun's Magnetic Field Reverses Its Direction Chicago (Science Service) -The sun has reversed the po larity of its magnetic field. Dr. Harold D. Babcock of Mount Wilson, and Palomar Observatories, Pasadena, Calif., reported here. Although the sun's mag netic field is very weak, com parable to that of the earth, it can be measured by an in strument known as a solar magnetograph. Dr. Babcock found that the polarity of the sun's magnetic field was opposite to that of the earth's from 1953 to 1957. About the middle of 1957, the polarity of the magnetic field near the sun's south pole re versed. Reversal of the field, near the sun's north pole wsi not observed until November, 1958. Polar Field Parallel Thus, for more than a year, the sun had two poles of the same sign. At present, Dr. Babcock re ported in the current Astro physical Journal, "the sun's polar field is parallel to that of the earth." Astronomers do not yet understand what great forces within the sun caused the reversal. Mount Wilson and Palomar Observatories are operated jointly by the California In stitute of Technology and the Carnegie Institution of Wash ington. The magnetic fields of other stars have been observed to reverse their polarity, some times within a period of days, but their fields are much stronger than that of the sun. Freshmen Scores Show Improved Use of English rVrvnlH T-nfflisli Instruc tion in Oregon high schools has made marked gains in the past six years, the head of the Oregon state college ungusn department believes. He cites comparative test scores by new freshmen to back up his opinion. Each fall,, new OSC fresh men are given an English placement test to help deter mine for which classes or sec tions of classes they are best prepared, Dr. Herbert B. Kel son explains. This year the same slae- ment test was given that was given in 1953. It covered grammatical errors, capitali zation, punctuation, and spell ing. Improvement was noted in all areas. Average This Fall Scores this fall mvfrnmmA from 10 to 15 per cent better than those of six years ago. In 1953, for example, a score of 111 correct answers would have placed the stu dent in the eighth decile or top 30 per cent. This fall, a score of 111 placed the stu dent in the sixth decile, only slightly above average. This improvement indicate that the high schools of Ore gon are apparently improving their teaching of English fundamentals, Nelson says. Probably, also, the more rigid entrance requirements now in force at OSC may have heloed to improve the scores, he added. Required remedial clansea have been eliminated as re sult of this marked improve ment. Students who , need further help now attend two lectures a week in addition to their regular English classes, Nelson reported. Treasury To Gel Centennial Funds Portland -flJPD- The Oregon Centennial commission prob ably will return some $50,000 to the state treasury, accord ing to officers. Fiscal Officer William Ga- arenstroom told the commis sion he has taken some $24, 000 from the sale of assets at the exposition. He said that additional sales will bring in several thousand dollars more, and $3000 was left in the exposition operating, ac count. . Another $20,000 remains from the 1958 legislative ap propriation of $1,790,000. It had been earmarked for fine arts and other budgets. He said his estimate was based on the supposition that no unforseen claims will have to be paid, and that current claims will be settled in a fa vorable way. Only 43 days after President William McKinley died of a bullet wound, his assassin, Leon F. Czolgosz, was exe cuted in Auburn, N.Y., Stat Prison on Oct. 29, 1901.
