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Your choice of famous Morrell's Pride or Hormel Dairy Brands are
skinhed, tenderized hams. These tender pink corn-fed hams are
mild-smoked for extra flavor goodness. For sheer elegance in good
eating during the holiday season, or any time, there's nothing
that compares to a wonderful ham from Safeway.
Whole or Full
Shank Half
Brighten Your Holiday
With Smooth Delicious
There's no fuss no mess . ;.. it's already mixed
withtDuntfy fresh eggs and rich cream iTi and
ready to pour. A wonderful way to say "Seasons
Greetings." s "
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qt.H)Q
Full Butt
Half
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ore meat values for this weekend at Safeway
Fully-Smoked, Tender
12)
Wonderful lean streaked slab bacon that averages
from 8 to 10 pounds each, in whole or half slabs.
Your choice of Del. Monte "Sweetheart" or Agar or
Morell's Pride. Put some away in your locker or freezer
Wi Iwi R
Cammed Hemes
dross lib least
Kump lioast
Sausage
Morrell's Pride
Fully-Smoked
3-lb.
tin
$3 98
too
for later use.
; Pink, yellow
, ' and aqua '. i ,
' Liquid floor wax
for brighter floors
v Gets dishes
really clean
For quick
headache relief ,
For that
upset feeling
Plus bottle C 7-oz. 4C.
Wbtl. WWW
3 ?ff 29c
Here are a few items you might
heed for the Holiday
Zea Napkins
Aeroway
Liquid "Joy"
Alka-Sellzer
Dayer Aspirin
1 II.
-WI UB 1 61 QgC deposit
Chssss Dips
qt.
12-oz.
tin
59c
39c
S.e54c
S 67c
22b8t;oz-49c
Nalley's
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btl.
8 - 55c
lb.S
Beef
Part
Fryers
Crab
Boneless "USDA
CHOICE" Beef
'USDA CHOICE"
Bone-in Aged
lb.
79
Morrell's Pride
Mb. roll
Meat
MANOR HOUSE
quick-frozen
tray pack from
2 to 3 lbs.
Fully cooked and
ready to eat
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25
39'
79'
lb.
ANOTHER BIG MONEY SAVINGS MEAT FEATURE IS
"USDA CHOICE"
Bf
Mealy blade cuts and No. 7 bone cuts
Here's a roast that gives you an extra measure ef
good eating meat for your money. It's tender,
juicy and full flavored as only U.S. Choice beef can
be. Our way of cutting means a meatier roast for
you minimum bone & fat.
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Mixers & Soda Pop
Fresh Grade A Large Eggs
Cragmont Cola, root beer, orange,'
strawberry, grape, creme soda, fruit
punch, ginger ale lemon-lime, collins,
whisky sour and sparkling water.
6 V'l
Plus
Dep.
From local farms.
Guaranteed fresh
by Safeway
2 - 85
CHIP DIPPERS
Crispy Fresh ... grand for dips
Mixed Nuts
Nutshelf famous assorted shelled tind salted nuts.
A real treat. ' - ;
10-oz.
Tin
11V4-OZ.
Pkg.
Prices in this advertisement are effective through
Thursday, December 31st at Safeway in Medford.
We reserve the right Jo limit. No sales to dealers
or o their representative
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FROM YOUR
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FRIENDLY
?jv" POTATO CHIPS
Great for Holiday festivities
Triple
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Marian - I don't want to
spoil our marriage.
Micbaal D. - She is being
unrealistic.
-
Marian S. - My boy friend
and I are both sophomores in
college - different colleges,
unforunately. We are both 20
and have been going together
since we were 15.
In the first years of our
dating we did very little pet
ting. We were usually with a
crowd and we would just kiss
good night at the end of our
date. Since we have been go
ing to college, however, we
see little of one another and
then we want to be alone. By
degrees the barriers have
broken down and now Mike
suggests that we go all the
way.
We are very much in love
and plan to be married. But
we must wait at least three
years. That's a long time to
wait. Yet I. don't want to do
anything to spoil mar
riage. Michael D. - Marian cer
tainly doesn't need to worry
about my love or loyalty. We
have had five years of steady
dating and I've never given
her any cause for jealousy
and always treated her with
the utmost respect and con
sideration. I never made any
demands although I knew
that more aggressive guys
went further with girls who
were by no means tramps.
Anyway, I feel there'i a lim
it to how good a man can be
about this thing. Three more
years is just too much and
we both want very much to
finish college and get a etart
in jobs before we marry. Our
families can't help u any fur-
ther than college and w
must work before we get mar
ried. I think Marian is being
kind of unrealistic about thi.
Tha Council: The tone of
Michael's statement suggests
that he is holding a threat ov
er Marian. He cites his long
years of decent behavior and
implies that he should now
be rewarded - or else. W
think he has worked himself
up to a pitch where he now
feels that he has been a suck
er and demands that Marian
make amends.
It would be worse than
foolish for Marian to submit
to this form of blackmail. We
gather that she is now afraid
of the competition. Aside
fmm tvio moral asDects of the
case, Marian would be mak
ing a big mistake to acceae to
Michael's demands because
she would be doing so out of
fear.
Th kiv mistake in this re
lationship is the five years of
steady dating wnicn preced
ed this period. There is no
good reason for this prolong
ed period of steady dating at
tViic am At flPeS 15 to 20.
Marian and Michael could not
possibly be certain that tney
tuna the onlv ones for each
other. They clung together
' out of fear of being left out
I of dates entirely. Now they
feel more or less stuck with
! one another and are fearful
i about the future. Calling
these feelings love does not
make them that,
i If love and the desire for a
happy future together were
uppermost in the minds of
Marian and Michael this is
sue would not arise. Michael
would accept and respect
Marian's standards. Marian
would not fear that upholding
her standards would result in
the loss of Michael's affec
tion. After this long period of
steady dating, it is indeed dif
ficult for Michael and Marian
to venture into the turbu
lence and insecurity of dating
others. But we think that is
just what this relationship
needs - a break. If after a
couple of years of free social
relationships, Marian and Mi
chael find they still want one
another, they will be far bet
ter prepared for marriage and
for the restraints and unself
ishness required for success
ful married life.
(Copyright 1959, General
Features Corp.)
Growth of Labor
Force Predicted
Washington -4UPD- The Am
erican labor force is expected
to grow by about 23 million
people by 1975.
The figure is expected to
include a larger number of
married women but fewer
men 65 and older.
The forecast was made at
the annual meeting of the
American Statistical Associa
tion here todav bv a Bovern-
ment labor economist, Miss
Gertrude Bancroft.