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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 19S1 C 3 M ANl The Finest Quality Golden l&ipe pound (o)c IUJ V Shafter Mew P otafoes 3n7c Deschutes - OOlOfiS Russes 5)U1 bag F IMS V !' 0 0 From Culvsr, Ore. II DEL MONTE . Pineapple Juice 23 UNDERWOOD 'DEVILED HAM GEBHARDTS nate 2V2 oz. can, 239e 412 oz. can 37c 16-oume can DERBY CMiiwithln is... 23s GOLDEN GEM " Orange Jurt" 39b REG. $2.49 WESTERN. 1 3-OZ. DENtM Jeans 1 Sanfor'ned Full cut Sizes 6- thMl 16 37 $1.98 Value-IRONINS BOARD Jcorch-pwnf Silicone cover Frberfoam pad Plus FREE Ptess tad NOW! FAMOUS PENNEBAKER ION SHOP miMm TO SELL AT 50 DISCOUNT AT THUNRESBIB& MARKET 31 Gauge 15 Denier, 30c pair 3pair S9e 60 Gauge 15 Denier, 34c pair. ........ 3 pair 99 400 Needle Seamless, 59c pair Spat $1.75 Sizes SVi thru II Cal Top Mixed Fruit Tidbits 2Vz can Peaches, Pears, Grapes in Heavy Syrup Island Sun Pineapple Vi Slices in Heavy Syrup Vi Slices in heavy syrup No. 2 can 5990 ? 19' Oscar Mayer Can Campbell's IOV2-O1. Oscar Mayer QC Luncheon Meat 12-oz. can J Rancho 10'z-Oz. 2-23 3 - 29 Jiffy Biscuit Hx 40-Oz. Pkg. 33 T-Bird 3fi Jar Salad Dressing fum Quart Meadowbrook 3.8 Milk Gurn-z-Gold 5.49c Meadowbrook 3.8 Milk 1 A 84 Meadowbrook M ftp Sherbet . 29c .. Blue Star Fresh Frozen 2 4 99 Add e uurid lines Dka.of4 v r i 1 o Kraft's Pure Black Raspberry Jelly 10-oz. jar Tomato s Soup UOfl Campbell's 7 for 7Q6 Vwjf lO'i-Oz. Mm Km M Soup io.3 - 39 mms 5C20- 99c Fisher's IAa IT 89 l-Lb. Bag Salted Cashews Booth's Fresh Frozen Fish & Chips 2. p., Liquid o s4 3Q . O ... V I WW MetreC2l Can' Ctn. of 6 Booth's Fresh Frozen Fish Sticks Booth's Fresh Frozen Breaded Oysters 8-Oz. Pkg. 7-OzT Pkg. 39C 59' For Bigger Cash Savings Shop the "DISCOUNT" MARKET NO GIMMICKS NO STAMPS-JUST CASH SAVINGS! Prices effective 9 a.m. Thursday to 9 p.m. Sunday. We reserve the right to limit. No sales to dealers. GOLD HILl-Case of 24 - $3.99 (Limit 1 case) Peaches STARK'S New Improved Instant Powdered Milk DINNER REDY Fresh Frozen - 5-oz. Package Turkey Chunks or Slices Freestone, locally Grown and canned No. 2'j can 17' 2 c 40 S019 qt. 33 C Ham 4-oz. Slices pkg. 33' REG. 29e-4-OZ. I&onsoriol Lighter Fuel New Switch Spout- 'J Best for All Jf 0 Lighters R MEADOWBROOK FROZEN Mellorine Dessert CARNATION GRADE AA LARGE EGGS 45 Doz. 2 far SHI I w" II It Vanilla Strawberry . fflfi Chocolate HERSHEY'S INSTANT Cocoa Mix Healthful 23s-LB. Delicious CAN 66 Mayonnaise Chili with Beans Book Matches 39 9 Gebhardl's The Finest 24-oz. can Carton of 50 Orchid . MANDARIN ORANGES-ll-oz. Can... V-8 6-oz. li QQrt '24-oz JUICE Can IfcforwwW Can Del Monte 303 Can GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS Bagley Salad Pieces BARTIETT PEARS 2V4 Can Shasta ORANGE DRINK-46-oz. Can ... 5-lb Bag 5 for 99c 2 for 49c 2 for 49c 29c i 29c Hunt Club BURGER BITS Friskies DOG FOOD-l-lb. Can C&H POWDERED SUGAR-lb. Pkg.. Reg. 25c Tip Top BOB PINS-Rubber Tipped II -Qt. Plastic WATER PAIR-Rust Proof Reg. 69c Ocean Breeze SHELF PAPER-13-ln. x 115 Ft.. Boys' Rib SPORT SOCKS Size 8 - lO'i 69c 10-lb i cans $1.29 29c .2 pkgs. 29c 2 for 25c 78c 59c pkg. of 2 77C Reg. 19c Sav-T-Spot O. ASPIRIN TABLETS 5 Grain Bottle of 100 OU Reg. 69c Colgate TOOTH PASTE fiAk With 2 Snecial Size Palmolive Soan FREE UtC .Reg. 49c 3 Hole THEME BOOK-Wide Line 39c Inert M FOR SALE AT CASHIER'S WINDOW O Philco TV and RADIO Tubes List Price LESS 20 O G-E Floor Polishers For Rent-24 Hours for 77c O Money Orders USE OU. YEAR-ROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Also a convenient place to return your empty bottles, cash checks and purchase stamps. THE NEW Group Tries to Woo Germans to isif America Frankfurt -ItlPI)- Vacation travel to the United States has long been a bugaboo (or Euro, peans who have to watch their pocketbooks a little closer than Americans. A group of businessmen and consular officials here has set out to destroy this bugaboo and give the American tourist trade a much-needed shot in the arm. U. S. citizens are spending SI billion annually mnr. n tourism than foreigners visit ing the United States. The group hopes that by stimulat ing tourist interest for travel to the United States, some of the money which American tourists have been spending abroad will find its way back home. The group, which calls itself the German Committee for Travel to the U. S. A., is made up of representatives of in ternational airlines, steam ship companies, the local American Chamber of Com merce and local American consular officials. Its goal is to convince an estimated 200, 000 potential German tourists they can visit the United States as cheaply as they could visit Greece or Italy. Enjoy Prosperity Due to the post-war boom in Germany, the German peo ple are enjoying their greatest period of prosperity in his tory. For thousands of Ger mans, the opportunity to spend vacations in the New World, which for years had been completely out of the question, has now become a realty, More and more Germans are joining the ranks of in ternational globetrotters and thousands of them flock to the plush Mediterranean re sorts of Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Yugoslavia and Greece every year. "The Europeans apparent- ly are unaware of the fact they are passing up some o the bcsl bargains in the world today by not taking advantage of the American travel oppor tunity," said Leon Kelston, an American consular official. For instance, a ride on the Slaten Island ferry (in New York City) costs only a nickel." And, Kelston added, the longest ride in the world lor 15 cents or its equivalent can be provided by the New York subway where one can rids from 30 to 50 miles for the price, An American interstate bus company, he said, is preparing round-trip tours from London to the United States for ap proximately the same price am a rnnnri frli frrtm T.nnrinn to Greece. "reiiure Brought Pressure Is also being brought to bear on interna tional air and surface car- riers to use foresight and re duce fares between Europe and the Western Hemisphere. If prices were reduced, it wag pointed out, volume would in crease and many transatlantic carriers which, in off-season are carrying as little as one- tenth of capacity, could carry full loads and profit by the - volume of trade. Another thing which may tempt potential European tourists is a booklet entitled "See New York on $5 a day." The booklet lists all the im portant points of interest, TV and radio shows, hotels with moderate rates, transportation fares and cost of food. That may be visiting the U.S.A. on a shoestring, but it's breaking the ice-and that, says the committee, is what counts. m JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AT LOZIER LANE Musicians Local Holds Election Randy Hugdahl was elected (ji mucin ul mi; meoiura Musicians union, local S97, at a meeting and annual party at Tally Ho Dining Inn. Other officers -are Ally Maple, vice president; Dale Newman, sergeant at arms; Roy Taylor Sr., delegate to Jackson County Labor coun cil; and J. Vernon Marshall, secretary-treasurer and busi ness manager. Marshall has held the' position since 1942, when the union was organized here. Robert H. Padgett, Central , Point, was appointed to serve on the 1961 executive board, along with Dave Dodge, Med ford, sub ordinate member. Cliff Harris, Grants Pass, was elected as Josephine county steward and delegate to the Josephine County Labor coun cil. The musicians adopted the secret ballot, voting by mail for all officers and delegates in accordance with the Grif-fin-Landrum labor bill. The union lists 144 active mem bers compared to 15 at the time of organization. From the Lakehend to Belle Isle at the entrance of the St, Lawrence Gulf the distance Is 2,280 miles. X &
