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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1959)
IF YOU'RE NOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU RE PAY INS TOO MUCH STRICTLY GRADE A TOP QUALITY Soran's Pick of the Flock Fresh Dressed Oven Ready Young Tender Extra Fancy sj r Frosted Soran's Finest HEB'TURREIF OVEn READY FRESH DRESSED Fresher by fa" because they -or dressed , each dayl Fresh Oregon Grown Tender Delicious TOK1Y iilS " KHEfJ .TURKS? TV Fresh Frosted Oregon Grown J5 t U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER CUT SHORT fol ran&KiD Mast Aged to Perfection for the Finest Roast Possible. -'" Waste1 removed ft FRESH MADE COUNTRY STYLE Tenderized . Shank Vi or Wrfole idway Meat- Co. S-BAR Brand For a More Tasty DRESSING (from our Gro. Dept.) Schilling Poultry S8SS0i.ing v.-e 1 7c Sehitllnf ' Rutbsd Sage Schilling Instant v V Blesk Peppsr 2 ., 19c Schilling Instant A , Minced Onion Spice Island Poultry v Seasoning 2U oZ. c9c Spice Islands - - Thttsa i 53e Staffing Mix Lagendorf or Rtaster Seasoned, Staffing ,u -oz. pint- 31c Staffing Dread Plain Seasoned - lb. loaf 25c lb. loaf 28c READY TO EAT DRESSING .From our own kitchen Quart 85c-'j Gal. 1.65. Gallon 3.25 k PIM erder if petsible avtid binf ditappitd. Let Gretchen help you with your Thanksgiving M e n u and cooking proDiem. Ideal for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Good in dressing too. SWIFT PREMIUM BRAND Fully ::Gopbtid:..SB ACI3 Shank Half or Whole Ham. lb YOUNG - TENDER - GRAIN FED - SMALL SIZE PORK We will gladly cut in Chops . and Roasts for you u u A lb Special Items For Your Holiday Dinner LONG ISLAND DUCKS - GEESE - CAPONS - ROASTING CHICKENS - FREH DRESSED FRYERS - FRESH COOKED CRABS & CRAB MEAT PRAWNS - OYSTERS AND THE FINEST CHEESE DISPLAY IN SOUTHERN OREGON. Genuine Idlewild Brand Fresh Frosted GAME HEN lU one pound size ea r a a & & & cj cj cj itz Be Sure To Buy GROCETERIA GUARANTEED PRODUCE so many "CS ways! Fancy 0 Crisp 0 Sweet A TRULY FINE CELERY Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back ft. RED EMPEROR GWES 2 as. 1 ic BRDSSELS SPROOTS RELISH PLATE MAKING CARROTS 219' RED RADISHES ) 2 bunches (5)1 GREEN ONIONS ) Sxtp- V . Snoboy Seedless NAVEL OBA rvr SNOBOY Fresh CRANBERRIES C ; TheyTl Do It: Every Time I--. By Jimmy. Hatlo Pj-iootloose went to tme hospital for a check-ub0 he screamed for his lawyer to prepare a will . 'VESSASP) I WAhfTMDU , RIGHT AWAVOROP EVERV SOU'RE TRYING A CASE IM THE SUPREME COURT.' LXJ MV WILL I LEAVE ON5 HALF TO My WIFE-ONE HALF-TO My SON PVl PSWQRTVI v . 1 you sentW I t-UK MEi I f kPHOorypyj K . 1 So COUNSELQ3 PJ2EW ITOPrr Awn uajcu uas; rr Q'-jJFn? wr WHEN DO HE GET PAID?(OONTAQSI m4 , 9 1959. Kmx FeMur Sitidiatte, Inc Werld nfha L MC. PHOOTLCOSE? OH-HA-HA-THEY FOUND THERE WAS NOTHIN& WlTT-l WlMH'MM-yAS- AROUND THE WORLD,, X THINK"!' 1 nvAnr i- W1 . . CeMTTM fr BANkBL-DG, Continued Wintry Weather Forecast for ivaTiOR in iMexT ou iays, oureau aays Suitland, Md. - (Science Service) Continued wintry conditions for much of the nation during the coming 30 days has been predicted by the Weather Bureau's extend ed forecast section. Onlv brief Deriods of rela tive warmth will break the cold spell gripping the coun try's mid-section from the Rocky to the' Appalachian Mountains. The outlook for the period mid-November to mid - December 'calls . for temperatures, to . average be low seasonal : normals over this area as -well as in the Pacific Northwest- Coldest weather is predict ed for the Central and Northern Plains, which have already borne the force of two raging blizzards since Nov. 9. Abov Normal Readings Above normal temperatures are forecast for the far Southwest and also along the Atlantic coastal strip. In un specified areas, near normal temneratiires are expected.- PreciDitation. much oi it in the form of snow because of the cold temperatures, is fore cast to exceed normal over the eastern third of the nation and . the; far Southwest, in eluding the central and south ern West Coast, as well as th Northern Plains. " All other areas of the coun try are expected to , record near normal amounts, except for snhnormal over the Pa cific Northwest. Reason for the unseason ably cold, waves pouring riown into the nation's mid die is seen in the world-wide weather' pattern, .Jerome Namias, head of the bureau's extended forecast section, told kScience Service. Present Pattern He said the Dresent pattern, with strong north-south winds instead nf v the usual wester lies, allowed the cold Arctic air to sweep much farther south than normal. It also brings warm, moist air from the Gulf up the East Coast. Where these two conflicting air masses meet, the stage is set for violent weather. ; The world-wide pattern is governed by a series of four extensive ridges and troughs in the globe-circling river of air-known as the planetary wave. The trouehs are ot very large amplitude, cover ing thousands of miles from trough to trough. The four are now found: one over the middle of the U.S.; one from east of Britain stretching southward into the Mediter ranean: one iust inside the Asiatic coast and one in the central Pacific. ; The cold, stormy weather sweeps down over areas where the troughs are, batter ing not only the central U.S. but also Britain and Europe. LION CUB "Duke" isn't a very big Masai lion yet, and the loudest roar he can muster is a cat-like purr. The day-old San Diego Zoo cub weighs 4 pounds and drinks milk from a baby bottle. , (UPI Telephoto) INSPECTED. FREE OF ANY SPRAY 1 -Pound Pack BRAYAGADO California's Finest AVOCADOS Six Railroad Cars Derailed in East t South Norwalk, Conn. (DPI) - Six cars of two New YorK bound New Haven railroad passenger, freight ana man trains were derailed just oui side the station here Saturday. Authorities said there were no injuries. Rescue Jrys Fail Firemen Are Called Waterfoml, N.Y. -rtlPB-Two youngsters and an adult tried to play ' "Good Samaritan" Friday, but did not do very well .at it. The three , tried to rescue a boy who had fallen into Sugar Loaf pond here. Fire men finally rescued all four. : Bobby Malo and Kenneth Galarneau, both . 10, told authorities that a friend, Bruce Brisson, 7, fell into the pond ' while sliding on thin ice. The two youngsters tried to help the boy and fell in. Aman identified as a "Mr. Blowers" heard the boys' cries and brought planks to help them but he also fell in. Volunteer firemen used ropes to pull the four out of the frigid waters. All were re ported in good condition. CHARGE PLATE STORE MEMBER Use your Medford Charge Plate for a complete medical record for tax purposes. WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS ft with unfailing accuracy from fresh stocks of pure, pote'it drugs. Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily CLOSED SUNDAYS dVf. Green Stamps .Main and Central FREE DELIVERY Large Add a Great New FLAVOR to Hot Vegetables Ve Fealsre Ko. I FANCY YAMS and SWEET POTATOES Ve Have Baker Yams 3 lbs. 25c Potatoes Go HhHAT with f BAKED POTATO TOPPING and HOT VEGETABLE TODAY IN YOUR GROCER'S REFRIGERATED CASE WITH CHIVES OR CHEDDAR CHEESE
