Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 20, 1961, Image 20

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1961
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10-oz. Pkg.
All Flavors 3-Ounce Package
Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry
Mix 'Em 20-ox. Jar
14-oz. Pkg.
STRAWBERRIES
GELATIN DESSERT
JELLO
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JAMS
KRAFT'S''
PEANUT BRITTLE
WESSON Oil
BAGLEY FREESTONE
PEACHES
MEADOWBROOK
SALAD DRESSING c H29
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REG. 19c CANNON
HASH CLOTHS
'2-Gallon Decantor
Salad Pieces No. 2Vi Can
Gal.
Newl 45c off : gallon can
Choice of Yellow,
Blue, Pink or Green Mist
UK 8$
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REG. 15c ANCHOR GLASS HEAT PROOF
SOUP CEREAL BOWLS H2
FRESHER TASTIER PRODUCE - Full Truck Loads DIRECT TO
THUNDERBIRD MARKET From SOURCE of SUPPLY! SAVE!
GREEN
Solid
Crisp Heads
LB.
FRESH
Large, Ripe
Slicers ;
11 C
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Strawberries
Fresh Red Ripe
FULL 12-oz.
Cup
Grapefruit
OK
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Sweet & Juicy
8-lb. Bag
REG. 59c CANNON v
BATH TOWELS
REG. $24.95 NORELCO ' ;
SPEED SHAVER
REG. 39e HOUSEHOLD
ENVELOPES
Multi-Stripe '
Large 20"x40" Size
5 at Cashier Booth
With Rotary Blades
' Use' Our Layaway Plan
Standard 6-lneh Size
Box of
100
mm
MEADOWBROOK
CREAMERY BUTTER . 59c
MEADOWBROOK
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SOUP T 339c r 3 - 79c
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ORANGE DRINK
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4 lb. bag 39C
3 can 79C
33c
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. 12oz. can
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FELS CLEANER 66c
MUSHROOMS ":' 4..,. 29c
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MIXED HUTS 14 .. .69c
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ITALIAN DRESSING .i. 2.29c
AIL TOILETRY ITEMS DISCOUNTED !
$1.00 VALtlE AMBER
Castile or Egg
SHAMPOO
S2.00 VALUE 42 LEMONIZED
CREME SHAMPOO
S1.61VALUE 2-LARGE SIZE
BAN DEODORANT
It Rolls On
..... 1 Pt. Bottle
63c
Full pound jar
93c
1.00 VALUED-NYLON LADIES'
Wagner Cast Iron 5..?,e,ri e Decorative Girls'100 Cotton Raycine Electric
CHICKEN FRYER DINNER SET BOLSTER COVER PEDAL PUSHERS IIAIRCUTTHI6 SET
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O. P. BIGONI
Plans Talk Here
300 Expected To Be
Al Eagles Meeting
O. P. Blgoni, Portland, past
northwest regional president,
Fraternal Order of Eagles,
will speak at a meeting of
Crater Lake aerie at 1 p.m.
Sunday, April 23, at Eagles
hall.
Approximately 300 visitors
from throughout Oregon are
expected to attend the meet
ing, which will also be a
state drill team jamboree and
a region S session.
Bigonl, who is a building
contractor, has held other ma
jor offices in the state aerie,
is past state president of Ore
gon and past worthy presi
dent of Portland aerie. The
regional president is head o
the lodge in Idaho, Montana,
Oregon, Washington, Alberta,
British Columbia, Saskatche
wan and Alaska. '
. Kenneth E. Brown is
worthy president of the local
aerie. Nominations for local '
officers for the coming year ,
will be held at the aerie's
meeting Thursday, April 27,
at 8 p.m. in the hall.
PT&T Committed To
Avoid Rate Boosts
Olympla, Wash. -IUPB- Hear
ings on an application to form
a new telephone company to
serve Washington, Oregon and
Idaho concluded Wednesday
with a 10-year commitment
by Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co. to avoid rate in
creases solely as a result of
higher debt interest rates
The California corporation,
which will turn over its assets
to the newly created Pacific
Northwest Bell Telephone Co.,
also must submit more de
tailed information to the
Washington Public Service
Commission "as soon as pos
sible" before final determina
tion will be. made.
Similar hearings began to
day in Salem, Ore., on the
requested transfer of stock in
the largest utility in the North
west. .
' .S. NW.! Ue.2e Universal Automatic Turf Plastic GERING 3-Tube
SLEEPING BAG FILLER PAPER COFFEEMATIC GARDEN HOSE SRRIHKLER HOSE
3-lb. Celacloud Das' $17 75 3-Hole Wide Daw AO. -
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USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN CASE OF. 24 $3.95 OaVB $4.90 Guarantee OoVB $ I ill I OaVB OUC
92c
COMB and BRUSH SET 88c
86c VALUE WILDROOT '
CREAM-OIL 64c
REG. 19c SAV-T-SPOT
ASPIRIN TABLETS 8c
REG. 54c 25 TABLET
For Fast Headache Relief .
REG. $1.23 With Dl-Alminate
Bottle of 100
89c VALUE Economy Size COLGATE PLUS 2-FREE
, Special Sue
Palmolive Soap.....
ALKA-SELTZER
REG. $1.23 With Dl
BUFFERIN
TAATII DflCTr Special Sixe
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33c
76c
49c
FREE
i Coffee Punch
Pop Donutt
at Southern Oregon's
Safe-O-Rama
Show Starts at 1:15 P.M.
Sunday, April 30
McLOUGHLIN
JUNIOR HIGH
HIGH ROAST Premium
INSTANT
COFFEE
6-01.
Jar
Cashier Window Services
YEAR AROUND IAY-AWAY PLAN
Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards For
All Occasions
Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Checks Cashed Money Orders
Postage Stamps Bottle Return
Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 20 Discount
'
G-E Floor Polisher A Maxer Rental 77c a day
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CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE
Boeing Engineers
Tell Wafer Needs
. Pendleton -fflPD- Boeing Air
plane Co. of Seattle will need
500 gallons of water a minute
at the ' Boardman space age
site, Boeing civil engineers
said Wednesday.
Donald Lester and Tex Al
len of the aero space dlvisiqn
of Boeing also Bald a one mil
lion gallon storage facility
would be needed.
They spoke to Eastern Ore
gon water well drillers and
called for bids within a week.
Most of the water will be
used as a coolant for flame de
flectors, which are used in tho
ground testing of rocket en
gines, Allen said. The firm
also . will need the water for
fire protection.
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TO GET WISH-Mrs. Veronica
Frlgo Zovl, above, will have
her wish come true, thanks to
a nameless good person in
Milwaukee, . Wis. Mrs. Zovl
owes her life to Sister Ber
tilla Boscardin who will ba
cannonized a saint of the Ro
man Catholic Church on May
11. Mrs. Zovl became 111
while giving birth to one of
her six children in Italy in
1952. She recovered from the
oxalic poisoning through Sis
ter Bertilla's intercession after
doctors gave up. Unable to af
ford a trip to Rome, a story
appeared in a Milwaukee
newspaper telling of her wish
to be present in Rome at the
time the sister is to be can
onized a saint. An unknown
person supplied her with the
funds. . (UPI Telephoto)
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