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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1960)
MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdfard, Or. Thursday, April 21, I960 a5 PIGGLY VIGGLY stamps! Iatami PIGGLY WIGGLY I MMMMM m m W W eeBBB. IflTAMV lTMPlJ IsTAMOtJ IttTAMO lTAMt ' iSmWaaiim- TSST HI pfSffiSI VSm! pUvl HmivbyJ Rr J l)TTMy jgrrnWUl ltnAM(M ImMd MTAMcd Pyjg l T A M P si 1st M P si In the Days News By FRANK JENKINS From Salem; Money to construct a trans portation building on the Capitol Mall will be asked trom the 1961 legislature, ac cording to State Finance Di rector Freeman Holmer. Ac tually the building would be self-tinanced through rentals paid by the departments oc cupying it. Principal tenant of the building would be the state Department of Motor Vehi cles, which now is occupying a privately-owned building In North Salem. The lease on this building expires In 1964 Holmer said he hoped the building would be completed before the expiration of the lease. A CASUAL thought: If a new building is erect ed by the state, the state will pay no taxes on it. If the old lease is renewed, the owner will GO ON PAYING TAXES, In this modern U.S.A world, everything revolves around taxes. Ifcftt E k Ibtam psI l?ROM New York: l Vice-president Mark Fer ree of the American Newspa per Publishers association, which is holding its annual meeting at the Waldorf Asto ria hotel, told his hearers this morning that the proper de scription of the current dec ade lies "somewhere between the SOARING Sixties and the SEARCHING Sixties." THAT IS to say: Everybody will be search ing for the dough with which to pay his soaring taxes. FROM Washington: The farm situation could be worse, according to the experts of the Department of Agriculture. By and large, they say, cost rates to farm ers, both for production and for living, are expected to re main fairly steady the rest of the year. Domestically, there is a strong and growing de mand for food and other farm products. Government export programs are active. But- ' The MAIN factor in the ag ricultural outlook continues to be the HEAVY SUPPLY situation. IN OTHER words: The subsidized surpluses continue to hang over the markets of the future like a dark thundercloud. STAMPS rrrees IN WASHINGTON Old Sol dier De Gaulle tells the U.S. congress: "Eisenhower, De Gaulle, Khrushchev and Macmillan can not hope to provide solu tions for the great East-West problem in the summit con ference next month, but they vbv iWiHp nn the road to fol low AWAY FROM NUCLE AR CATASTROPHE. "The fact is THERE IS NO OTHER HOPE FOR THE FU TURE OF OUR SPECIES than the hope for survival that is to be found in the destruction of nuclear weapons." T itt'b PITT It this way: Ll The last best hope of ortv, (lint war t.i the future may become so fantastically horrible that mankind will have the plain common sense to forswear war. Four Injured in Medford Accident Vmir wnmen were taken to Rogue Valley hospital Tues day evening when tne vemcie in whirh thev were traveling was involved in an accident with an automobile operatea by Clarence Scott Miner, io of 403 DeBarr ave., Medford. Afrnrrline to city nolice, a uohirle nnerated bv Lila Ma ble Eddy, 72, of Wecoma Beach, Ore., was traveling on Riverside ave. in the outside eh nttpmntpd to make . toft turn onto McAndrews rd. not realizing that River side ave. was a one-way street, when the vehicle was hit by the Miller vehicle, police saia. inlnwl were Lila Eddy, u.,ri ,it.- Lillian Elizabeth Johnson, Portland, abrasions and lacerations; Ethel May White. Portland, concussion iottrntinnR. and Ida Lilly Applegate, abrasions and frac tured wrist. Ethel White was reported in good condition yesterday morning. The other women were treated and re leased, Lila Eddy was cited by po lice for making an improper left turn. According to police reports, the four women are sisier. Aging Conference To Start Tonohf Salem-dTD-The state confer- nn Bains sots under way tonight with registration and organizational meetings. nu nnrirpnpe. which ends Saturday, is a preliminary to t ic White House conieren on aging next January. Gov. Mark Hatfield will ad' dress the group Friday mora Piggly Wiggly Caters to the "Carriage Trade" You'll find the baby department featured this week at Piggly Wiggly during National Baby Week. A baby's health is mighty important . . . that's why Piggly Wiggly it extra careful te stock only the finest baby foods and supplies. Baby Powder ,ohn50I,',l Baby Oil ,ohson, Baby Shampoo Baby Magic Mennen s Q-Tip Swabs K9o l or.tin 59C S-oi. bottle 53c 60c 9-oz. bottle $1.00 Johnson's 3! j-oi. bottle National Baby Week ... April 3oth-May 7th Nursing Units Evenflow Colorgrad 59c each 35C I GREEN Ibtam psI Hills Coffee Richer and stronger, a pound lasts longer. 2-lb. Tin 1.18 (Limit One Tin per Family) I BABY m 1 M Strained fruit, and v.fl- I " 1 1 "ble. ... regular 10 fa, h f I Wn I 4'2-oz. tins (V J I Jlggg I' I I o fin W WW fy W. 0ooooo0i i Ibtam psJ arganne Lou-z-ana Shrimp White Star Tuna Plymouth colored cubes . . . regular 20c each. S 98 and Broken srrimp for salads or cocktails. Chunk style. No. V4 tin 29e. 4Ms-oz. Tin 39c 4V4-oz. tin $100 IflTAMPy Chicken Ravioli IXL Brand 300 fin Regular 27c for $100 Instant Coffee 89 Chase & Sanborn . . . the full bloom Coffee Reg. $1.02 6-oi. jar J Piggly WiggW Better Meats n n lot IT " , ,.nd.r loin. u. f- grain-fed ' -,k.r Those rich and savory P served with baked apples, brownea P 4 v 85' Zee Household Paper Towels 2 "" 39 Zee Garbage Bags 25' Zee Waxed Paper 23 PENNANT o PRESERVES o o o o o Q Assorted Flavors .lap 0kTM "OoooOOO" Zee Paper Napkins W JELLIES $100 I 4 FOR Made in Oregon ... Save at Piggly Wiggly. 80-Count Package 100-fr. roll tip" and peas. loner. m ItTAMPU kit. V. . lb. IsTAMPsJ llTAMPU Pork Spareribs Country Style, lean AO end Meaty " Calo Dog Food Specially enriched . . Reg. 15c ea. 4'49c Snider's Ice Cream & 79' Fancy Crab Meat Otter . . . for salads er Cocktails Piggly Wiggly Fresher Produce AVOCADOS UrgsCalif.TainSMn Bananas 425' Golden Ripe Hands 6'i-oi. tin 69 FlllCt S0l6 Ocean Fresh Skinless Franks Armour Star Mb. pkg ,b59c 55c ,b 45c JUmbO B0l0gna Armour Star-by the F . ' ll'.llisllfl Haiti A,m.u, Star Sliced Mb. P.. Center Cot PORK CHOPS Tender, Q! Sweet Meat lb. WW Instant Fels Naptha .79 Crisp Fresh Celery Hearts 1 lb. pkg. Soap granules . . regular 87c Giant packagi Fresh Local Pae Salad Mix pkgs. Gentle Fels Armour Star Liquid Detergent for dishes er clothes 22-ei. tin New Crop Calif. Valencia Oranges SPECIAL OFFER. EIEGANT SPLATE SOUP LADLE fl ONLY s , Always shop Piggly Wiggly for national brands In toiletries and health aids. , White or colored Chiffon Facial Tissues Chiffon 2 TkS- 65c Bathroom Tissue roll ZEE Balhroom Tissue ramilr Fak 90a ft Pk(. 4 ro" 39c $(100 Old-fashioned Tomato Ric 2 for 31c U Cream of Vegetable 2 for 31c AN0 ONE Uia ntOtt MT Of Turkey Noodle 3 for 59c Chicken Vegetable 3 for 59c Minestrone 3 for 59c 2'-ib. pkg Calgon For automatic washer 69 tt nit wr wiiwei OK Pricei effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 28, It ana JU. Wl Urge loaf v We reserve the right to limit quantities. ing.
