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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1960)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNP MEDFORD. Hatoeen Hin-Sbods Hajloween is fun time ... and for your Halloween fun we're fea turing a big selection of party foods. You'll love the wonderful savings, too! Lemonade Paper Napkins Scotch Treat quick-frozen. Each 6 ox. makes a full quart. So easy to fix. Just add waer. 6 or. I tins $100 M-D. Soft white Reg. 2 for 25c Like getting 1 free Look at this terrific savings on Lucerne Dairy Fresh sweet cream butter. 2Vt tins "AA" Buffer Pumpkin 5 "AA" Large Eggs Johnson's Model Bakery Princess Chocolate Cake .a T9 25 Gold Bond Stamps With Each Cake Orange Bread 25 Large variety of decorated Halloween goodies cu rakes, cookies, donuts, etc. . . . Don't forget .to . 'sr. Gold Bond Stamps With Each Purchase Town House, yellow or white. $100 I the Bean Stalk Cream 0' the Crop; Fresh from local farms. Guaranteed 9 3S8.25 74 33 57 2 , Mb print 2V2 tins Half Gal. Mb. pkg. qr. btls. Pop Corn Pumpkin Pies Ice Cream Soda Pop Apple Juice Lucerne Cottage Cheese 25 Bel-air, premium quality, frozen Snow Star, vanilla or Neapolitan Cragmont in 12 sparkling flavors. Plus deposit Town House Rich fruit flavor FREE Halloween Mask in assorted colors when you buy 14 gallon of Lucerne Grape or Orange Orange Drink Delicious non-carbonated drink that kiddies really go for. It's ready to pour. 385' 35 79 6$r 3$lo 1 2 lb. pkg. 24 ox. pie Vi Gal. ctn. I Save up to 60c this weekend. Sold Medal Hour Kitchen Craft ttt M W S hour V a TL- I! m. I!... t mwm. k... 1 uv rmcM quality rur ia. jm m u Why pay more? I , Kitchen-tested, enriched. , Limit, please. Kitchen Craft Flour 46 ox. tin Limit please, 25-lb. bag Reg. 1.15 10 lb. Bag 85c Dow a 0 0 io-ib. n 25 lb. bag $7.85 A real prize winner for flavor and quality. Choose from 5 dairy-fresh varie ties. . pint ctn. Volume No. 8 on sale Jr""---.. now vol. no i ! v"7 49c JMklT. . Snack Crackers Ripe Olives Sliced Cheese Cheddar Cheese Cheese Spread Cheese Spread Fruit Cocktail Cling Peaches Kernel Corn Instant 'Coffee Tea Busy Baker Fresh Sodas Town House Colossal sixe Dutch Mill. 6 varieties Safeway 6 varieties Chee-Zip 16 ox. 55c Van Zee process Town House Fancy fruit or Freestone Town House or Cream Style . ' Town House Airway 12 ox. jar $1.49 Canterbury Orange Pekoe. Reg. IOO'i $1.19 NBC CRACKERS Chippers, potato, rye thins, salt tang, snack sticks, triangle, veg etable or wheat thins, family choc, wafers and bacon flav ored thins. Reg. 35c each. 3 $100 pkgs. I 29 $00 each jf" 79 29 89' 4100 5loo 5I00 $107 59' Fresh Roasted Just arrived in time for Halloween festivities .. . Delicious in-shell Virginia peanuts, fresh roasted and ready for Halloween parties and trick or treating. Pick up a bagful. U 31 1-. j-j lbs. Mb. pkg. No. 1 tins lb. 12 ox. jar 2 lbs. 303 tins 303 tins 303 tin Halloween fumDi (ins Shop eorly for a com plete selection of sizes and shapes. Delicately flavored, tender yellow meat. ' Yellow Onions U.S. No. l's for baking, boiling, roasting and stewing. No. 1 Potatoes 8 ox. jar pkg. of 48 Prices in this advertisement are effec tive through Saturday October 29th . e l u - -'.L :Li. i Delicious Marsh pink from Florida. U.S. No. 1 grade. at Safeway. We reserve the right to . v Jonathan Apples 41b. 39 Extra fancy school boy sixe from Washington. Delicious Apples . j Reds ... For Trick or Treaters and bobbing. Danish Squash 3 25C 25 Grapefruit 5 49 "10 3 lb. bag U.S. No. 1. Hand picked Guaranteed all-purpose. 25 lb. bag limit. Fresh Dates !' lb. pkg. 69 Pitted. Calif. Grand for salads, desserts, snacks. Three Scientists Named Winners 1960 Heart Award New York -(Science Serv ice) The three pioneering scientists who revolutionized treatment of heart patients by developing and prescribing anticoagulant drugs were named joint winners of the 1960 Albert Lasker Award of the American Heart Associa tion here. Anticoagulant drugs, given to slow down clotting time and prevent clot formation in blood vessels, can reduce the heart attack death rate by one-third. For their work in this field, the scientists sharing tne award are: Dr. Karl Pa il Link, professor of biochemis try. UnlvPrsltv nf Wlcnncln Dr. Irving S. Wright, profes! sor 01 clinical medicine, Cor nell University Medical col lege. New York: anH Dr FH. gar V. Allen, senior consult ant in medicine. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Link's resparrh 0nrQ Vtaclr 20 years to the time when cattle were bleeding to death after they ate spoiled sweet clover. The fatal ingredient in the clover, Link discovered, is dicoumarin. After DrnvlHintf an nntiHnta - for the cattle, he went on to synthesize dicumarol, the first orally administered anticoagulant. Medical History' Wright made medical his- tory in 1938 by becoming the first physician In the U.S. to treat a patient with heparin, tne intravenously adminis tered anticoagulant. He later advanced the clinical, use of dicumarol and was among the first to use and advocate anticoagulants for treatment of heart attacks and strokes. The first large-scale coopera tive study of anticoagulant therapy for coronary throm bosis, inspired and coordinat ed by Wright, resulted in wide medical adoption of this treatment. Allen, who foresaw the clinical possibilities of dicu marol long before they had been proved, was among the first to test the drug in the laboratory and then to use it clinically. In 1941, the same year Link announced the syn thesis of dicumarol, Dr. Al. len's laboratory team . re leased the first published re port on the administration of this drug to human beings. The awards were presented at the American Heart . As sociation's St. Louis, Mo., meeting recently. Each inves tigator received an honorar ium of $2,500, an Illuminated scroll, and a gold statuette of The Winged Victory of Sam othrace, symbolizing victory over death and disease. Crater Teacher To Attend Conference Central Point-Mrs. Shirley Drysdale, chairman of the mathematics department at Crater High school, has ac cepted an invitation to attend the regional conference in mathematics at Portland Nov. , 3 and 4, according to William W. - Matson, supervisor of mathematics, Portland publls -schools, v The conference, sponsored by the National Science Foun dation, is expected to attract, about 100 superintendent, principals and curriculum leaders from Alaska, Idaho, , Montana, Orogon, Washing ton and Wyoming. It is one of eight such con ferences scheduled. Purpose of the conference is to pro vide Information and orienta tion to give leadership in up dating and further improving the mathematics program in school systems. :t , KOG Trustees Are Named in Portland Portland-Jack H. Wood, as sistant regional U.S. forefter and former supervisor - of Rogue River National forest, is one of two new members , of the Keep Oregon Green board of trustees. Wood and James B. Cor- lett, manager of the Oregon Forest Protection association, were named at a special meet ing of the KOG board here. Thev fill vacancies caused bv the deaths recently of Carl Hersey and Larry Jolley. Jolley also is a former supervisor of Rogue River National forest. , ' The board approved forma tion of a special Carl Hersey Memorial Fund dedicated o some Oregon Green; Gua i activity. The fund was sug gested by Edmund Hayes. Miss Corrine Woodruff was , named treasurer, filling a va 1 cancy left when Hersey died. BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES Lufkln, Tex. - OJPD - Ernest , L. Kurth, 75, chairman of the board of Southland Paper Mills Inc. and an executive of se:ral other companies la i the South, died Wednesday. J.
