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1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1961 c Cn if saw CARNATION All White for Dyeing AA LARGE EGGS HI-WEST FRESH FROZEN STRAWBERRIES x 17 MEADOWBROOK FINEST ICE CREAKV2 EMPRESS ALUMINUM FOIL SUNMAID SEEDLESS RAISINS doz. 3' B 1 SIS' gallon T9 Made by Kaiser 1 2-Inch x 25-Foot Roll Reg. 5e Pack Carton of 6 15 MARS 15e Snickers, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers Regular 15c America's Premium Coffee Drip of Regular (Limit 8 lbs.) CANDY BARS YUBAN COFFEE MORRELL'S SNACK LUNCHEON MEAT REG. 19e SAV-T-SPOT ASPIRIN TABLETS REG. $15.95 UNIVERSAL 8-CUP COFFEEMATIC 5 Grain With Flavor Selector Use Our Lay-Away Plan 17 s 2-lb can 12-oz. can Bottle of 100 8C $10199 FRESHER TASTIER PRODUCE - Full Truck Loads DIRECT TO THUNDERBIRD MARKET From SOURCE of SUPPLY! SAVE! 2 25 Romaine OR Red Leaf I ' tlr A ' IS! , ir "i"A ' V'- " UGGM AS!1 2 2 BANANAS Golden Ripe Best Quality round POTATOES Klamath U.S. No. 1 s Beautiful EASTER LILIES Three Blooms 6 in. Decorated Clay Pot YOUR CHOICE Each REMOVED James G. Cross, above, president of the Bak ery and Confectionary Work ers, has been removed from office by the executive board of his union. Peter Olson, secretary-treasurer of the union, also was ousted. The action, a union spokesman said, re sulted from certain rticotrve ures concerning the activities oi cross antt utsan" tUPI Telephata) HIRSCH-WEIS SLEEPING BAG 3 Pounds Wool Reg. $10.95 Pay $6.97 36"x72" size Save $3.98 USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN LADY ARNOLD 16-PIECE PLASTIC DINHERWARE SET Reg. $4.98 Pay S2.99 Save $1.99 4 Cups, 4 Saucers 4 Dinner Plates 4 Salad Plates Safe for All Dishwashers LADIES' COMFORT SPRING CASUAL SHOES Reg. $4.98 Pay S2.99 Save $1.99 Assorted Styles Sizes 4 Thru 9 Black or Whits GREAT BIG PENCIL TABLET Reg. 49c Pay 28c Save 21c ideal for Kiddies Coloring Paper Regular 8"xl0" Siis MISS PLAY-PET SPRING PEDAL PUSHERS Reg. 1.59 Pay $1.17 Save 42c Guaranteed by. Good Housekeeping: Assorted Styles and Colors Sizes 7 Thru T4 Machine Washable MEADOWBROOK CREAMERY BUTTER 59c CHUBBY DOG FOOD 15 ounce can 15 for 99C HI-WEST Fresh Frozen 1 14 lb. bag .... BLUE STAR MEAT PIES ehicken-8oz.Pie 5 for 990 KOUNTY KIST Whole Kernel CORN - 2 ... 29c FRENCH FRIES . WILDERNESS PIE FILLING THUNDERBIRD MAYONNAISE R' !"""' PILLSBURY MIX PUDDING CAKE 39c ALICE LOVE PURE French Apple, 1 0 Lemon, Raisin No. 2 can Quart 39c .9o.pkg. 190 STRAWBERRY PRESERVES - - 69c WEIGARDTS OYSTER STEW - 5 -99c MT. WHITNEY Cadet RIPE OLIVES - ,.5 ...99c STARK S INSTANT POWDERED MILK 79c S2.49 Irish Playwright Wages Bailie in Toronto Hospital Toronto - (BPS - Brendan Behan, 38, Ireland's colorful playwright, was fighting tha most serious battle of his life against the bottle today in a Toronto hospital. The writer's latest drinking spree landed him in a private hospital early this week, and reports from his doctor, wife and friends indicate he is on the brink of death. Behan's wife, Beatrice, who Tuesday feared he might die after two violent alcholie seizures, said Wednesday her husband was "much better." "He's even managed a lake or two with his doctors and nurses," she added. Too Optimistic But Wednesday night, Ea- mon Martin, a close friend, reported the writer had slip ped back a bit." I m sorry to say we were a bit too optimistic" he said Martin was quick to add however, that "Mrs. Behan and I are still expecting ha wiil pull through." Dr. Bavtd W, Pratt, the physician attending the play wright at Surmyside Hospital, described Behan as a "ter ribly, terribly sick man, des perately needing treatment." He would not comment furth cr. Warned By Doctor r Behan is a diabetic who has in the past been warned by , doctors that drink may cost him his life. He indulged in a wild drinking bout last week following the opening oi his jaiz show, "Impulse." A clash with police follow- ed, he landed in Jail, was bail ed out, was fired as emcee ot the plush jazz revue, and started his pub crawling in earnest. He wound up in the hospital Monday, the day-he was scheduled to appear in court to face charges of as saulting a hotel detective and city policeman during hit earlier shenanigans. 5" Diameter Heat-Proof ANCHOR GLASS SOUP OR CEREAL BOWLS Reg. 15c ea. Pay 317c Save 26c CUSHION SOFT POLYETHYLENE LAUNDRY BASKET Reg. $1.49 Pay 99c Save 50c Snag-Proof Solid Bottom light lo Carry MacFarlane's CANDIES FOR EASTER Auartment of nuti, cretmt & chewt $444 lib. box I $188 2 lb. box L SYLVANIA PRESS 25 FLASH BULBS Reg. $1.63 Pay 99c Save 64c Blue Dot 12 per Package THE NEW The NEW way 1 enjoy soft drinks' fill with Ice cream. FIZZ-NIK Reg. 39c Pay499c Save 57c REG. 1.50 MEN'S LEATHER BELTS 99c REG. 49c JOHNSON SHOE POLISH Sr. 2 ... 88c of 3 SI. 99 KODAK FILM ' 89c REG. 2.98 HOME LAWN . 5 lb. 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Dean and British Minister of State David Ormsby-Gore did most of the talking at the con ference's 281st meeting today, which will be Us last before the Easter recess. The con ferees will meet again Tues day. tussia's Semyon Tsarapktrt said only that he hoped to b able to reply to the Western spokesmen "soon after th Easter recess." COCA COLA 7-UP Hirei Root Beer Nesbitt Orange, Etc. All 28-ot. Boltlei i m Plus Dep. HI-WEST Spinach Fresh Frozen Leof or Chopped lO-oi. Pkg. 10 ; m Cashier Window Services YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping end Greeting Cards For Ail Occaitons Hunting and Fishing License Checks Caihed Money Orders Pottage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 20 Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77t a day ) -Mir- THE NEW t'a'jwn 'i uijui' tjmari nnril fnfin! tvnn CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Eugene Youngster Drowns in Slough Eugene -IUPD-A 2V4-year-oIct Eugene boy drowned in a slough near his home Wed ncsttay, The boy was identified a Mark C. Moir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moir. Thoro were no witnesses. His body was found floating face down to two feel oi water by his brother, Tod, S. Two neighbors nulled the body out of the slough. JUST TOO MUCH Lewes, England -9ift- Irri tated by doiens of questions about why the 8:5? from Lon don was running late, a por ter exploded to passengers; "Elephants are tearing up th liineatPoleggte.11
