Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 13, 1961, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE. .-.UfliDAY, APRIL 13. 19oi B r-i I I II (X) 571 to n I u u MORRELL'S PLANTER'S SNACK LUM MEAT 12 oz ca SEA GLORY RATED TUMA 5' 7 ITER'S PEANUT OIL Quart 5C Gallon HI HO CRACKERS n- 3 ,,s. THUNDERBIRD ' MAYONNAISE ' Quart BOOTH FRESH FROZEN ' FISH & CHIPS 24 oz. pkg. PETER PAUL ; CANDY BARS 1 7 HALEY'S FRESH FROZEN ! BUTTERED STEAKS REG. 39e , ' FIZZ-NIK The new way to enjoy drinks 41 for REG. $1.39 ALUMINUM WHISTLING TEA KETTLE l!4-quart capacity 2S mm 5J199 Veal or Beef Cubed 12-ounce package 3 88 FRESHER TASTIER PRODUCE Full Truck Loads P1RECT TO THUNDERBIRD MARKET From SOURCE of SUPPLY! SAVE! U.S. No. 1 Shaffer New Crop MEW spy OS Sunkist LEAAONS Size A Large Size pound U Xzzs .LETTUCE Sic Large Solid Head eSicious Apples Extra Fancy Washington REG. 69c CHILDREN'S PLAY SHORTS f.r REG. $1.98 3-HOLE NOTE BOOK FILLER PAPER " "sheets 9$ REG. $1.49 LADY PRESTO Ironing Board Pad & Cover VIGORO GOLDEN Reg. 54.59 Won't Burn Your Lawn $1)99 35 Lb. Sack .....::.; ....PAY tj NEW PINK Reg. $3.59 Improved. . $099 35 Lb. Sack PAY L Richard Hudnut QUICK HOME PERMANENT Super-Gentle Reg. $2.50 Regular Aft ray aac SAVE $1.51 Salon Tested 10-lb. Bag Clean Burning Cook-Out CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Reg. 79c Pay 59c SAVE 20c Crestline HAND LANTERN Enameled Finish Yellow or Turquoise - . Rubber Edge Reg. 39c Pay 19c SAVE 20c Metal DUST PAH With Warning Blinker , Household or camping use Holds 4 stand ard batteries Reg. $1.98 Pay 88c SAVE $1.10 TIP TOP FRESH FROZEN ORANGE DRINK .12-Ounce Can 33c BUDDY BOY , POPCORN White or Yellow.: 4-Lb. Bag 49C STOKLEY'S TOMATO JUICE 29-Ounce Can 19c MEADOVVBROOK , SKIM MILK - ..Vt Gallon Carton 29c HOODY'S ' MIXED NUTS BLUE RIBBON MALT WACONIA SORGHUM .14-Ounce Can .3-Pound Can Delicious on Hot Biscuits Corn Bread. 5-Lb. Can JIF nrniniT diittcd rcHiiui oui icn or Crunchy.. 69c 99c S1.33 18-Oz. Jar 59c CRISCO SHORTENING - 79c $1.57 THUNDERBIRD ' . SALAD DRESSING q.j., 33c i '. Quart Jar 29c THUNDERBIRD MUSTARD BLUE STAR FRESH FROZEN i APPLE DUMPLINGS o,69c 4-Player Ladies' Short Sleeve Kiddies' Wizard Vi Gallon King Size BADMINTON SETS BLOUSES TENNIS SHOES CHARCOAL LIGHTER AERO SHAVE 4-Rackets R6gs $6.98 s;,m., j oo . Reg.S1.49 Reg. $1.00 .,'.,,.,.,. Reg. 89c .wbl. Reg. 89c 7ai? N2-$r :-r:. Pay66c Pay 79c Pay59c OAlC $.IU Siies 32 thru 40 Blue - ing of charcoal '...':' Regular use our lay-away plan SAVE $1.10. SAVE 34c r wood SAVE 10c SAVE 30c German Guides Learn Ways to Offset Prejudice Bonn - fflPD - Germany's future tourists will learn that Britons are shy, Italians in dustrious and the French prim. These are three of the rules to be taillht at tho TTItfh School for Tour Guides being set up in Bad Godesberg, the diplomatic suburb of Bonn. The guides will hp tnnsht how to destroy favorite preju-' aices existing in Germany and how to turn r.prmnn tnnr- ists into roving ambassadors. ine scnooi is being estab lished by the European Ac tion Society, a German orsan- ization founded seven years ago to promote European un- aersianaing. Germans, fho qnplptv h a discovered, are full of preju- mces against and false im pressions of thpir npiphhnrc It has compiled a booklet of "Standard Mistakes" made by German tourists. Snob, in Tweeds ' England, the guides will learn, is not a country full of anachronistic snobs clad In homespun tweeds. "The secret of the British," the society text book savs. "in latent shyness." Whoever dislikes the con servative aspects of England, it warns, had better keep it to himself. In Germanv it mow ho nnr. rect to shnkp hnnric with air. eryone In the office mnrnlno- and evening, but avoid it in angiana, tne guides will be told. . And avniri ritspiisclncr nnlt- tics dnd a third party with an Englishman, ithe booklet adds. ' Italians, the snclptv s n v o delicately, are not lazy - they are really Industrious al though enjoying "a special talent for making the most out of life." Italian women havp hlih moral standards - "if neces sary, the entire family is pre pared to go to extremes to ward off Intpi-fproi-o vp booklet warns would-be Ger man casanovas. In France, it savs "t h clock goes differently, but not worse." Whoever erlplp dirty windows in France fails to grasp "a natural atmos-' phere." Lovers in France may kisa in the "thickest traffic," but Vile datnnnJ. tU -1 . ....a uMiiaitug ILIC LUHCm. Willi I which only the French are uwui, me uuukigi says "Tourist copies," it' adds, "are in poor taste." Bank Schedules Planning Forum The U.S. National ' hank will hold the third In Ita spring series of statewide estate planning forums In the Jackson hotel Pioneer room Wednesday, April 19. The Medford . forum, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.. with Allan F. Perry.' Medford branch manager, presiding. Ashland and Grants Pass branches will be represented at the meeting,' and R. H. Lung, trust officer In charge of the bank's Klamath Falls trust division, will make Introductions. Other speakers will be of ficers and representatives of the bank's trust department in Portland. Wills, probate re quirements, trust arrange ments and estate tax costs, are program topics. . Anyone Interested Is In vited. A question and answer period and social hour with refreshments will conclude the forum. . , ALL TOILETRY ITEMS DISCONTINUED ,, REG. 25c WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY 'z"::;;ir 19c REG. 29cJERGENS HAND LOTION Never Sticky 2Va fl. ox. 19c REG. 25c SAV-T-SPOT ' PEROXIDE .,,..,. 19c REG. 29c 8-TABLETS ' ' ALKA-SELTZER h 19c REG. 29c VI-JON OILY POLISH REMOVER .o. B..19c REG. 25c PILGRIM ' MERTHIOLATE For Firir-Aid Yi-oz. bot. 19c NYLON COMBS Assorted Kinds Your Choice 19c $1.00 VALUE WOODBURY HAND & BODY LOTION Moisturing, 10-Oz. 38c REG. 30c BRECK HAIR SHAMPOO !".r''!LH': 2- 29c $1.00 VALUE VETO CREAM DEODORANT ..... 49c REG. 25c BUFFERIf! Won't Upset Your Stomach ' .... 19C REG. 19c SAV-T-SPOT ASPIRIN TABLETS Guaranteed 5 Grain Bottle of 100.... 8c DU PONT NEW DU PONT CAR SPONGE SPONGE CLOTH Turtle Back SPREAD EASY Cashier Window Services YEAR AROUND IAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards For All Occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses i . .... Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 20 Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Wtoxer Rental 77c a day NEW hvm3rhfr Ik Era m. CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Fresno Students Are Building New Houses Fresno, Calif. - (UPD Fresno City college students have built seven houses during the past nine years. The homes are part of a special project to give students practical exper- ionce in house planning, de signing and building. The newest structure has three bedrooms and one-and-three-quarters baths and was offered for sale to the highest bidder, minimum price $3,300. Only the exterior of the house was finished. Cop Cites Son for Car-House Accident Martinez, Callf.rIPD-A car smashed into a Martinez home recently and injured a little girl who was watching tele vision, v ' . . .' . ' Police Sgt. Arlis Marler in vestigated the accident and turned in his report. The re port stated that the girl, Carol Ann Brunt. 7 suffered chest and stomach injuries. It also stated that the car was his own and the driver, his son, Leon, 19. Leon was cited for driving without due caution. RAIL MILEAGE Florida has 4,724 miles of railway trackage.