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c0 o Mfi&VoHP MAIL TfUBUflt), MLUI-OHD. OBEGOKp THUHSDAT, MAY 10. 1912 CLEARANCE AT OR All Itemi Priced To Sell) WESTGATE OREGON FOOD STORE SHOPPING CENTER TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS TOO! o - H cn wvi I SSAVE EGOF FOODS TOPF-PH I Mia mf - m ty WW TURK WHILE THEY LAST WHITE MUSLIN SHEETS t 81x108 ...... $1.79 72x108 ..... $1.59 I PILLOW CASES . . . ... Pair 79c I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I GRILL-WAFFLE BAKER I Fostoria . Reversible Grid NOW $1598 Automatic COFFEEMAKER Ftrberware Stainless Steel NOW I $1998 I I Revere 3-Piece Stainless Steel ! MIXING BOWL SET I I I I ' 8-Piece TEA KETTLE Farberwaie "5. $798 NOW I $98 NOW GLASS SNACK SET NOW S-J98 I GLASS TUMBLER SETS Decorative Gift Boxed I Values to 5.98...,.. NOW $198 i i HALF SLIPS AND I PANTY SETS Acetate. NOW 098 NYLONS I Full Line Cannon Quality I Pair U and I V Up (We Gift Wrap Free of Charge) Don't Forget the Added Savings of THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS LADIES' NYLON TRICOT HALF SLIPS lace and Embroidery Values to $6.98 $098 $098 nd f I I HANDKERCHIEFS I I Beautifully Gift Boxed OQc $149 JW and I I Early American Preicot crystal dishes. Ideal for Mom 7 W of a wide selection Only Each OREGON FOOD STORE'S WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER OUT WEST MAIM AT ROSS LANE m LVrll Young Grade A Ovenready Norbest 11 to 13 LB. Average LB. 29C RANDY'S VEAL STEAKS Taste Before You Buy FREE Samples Friday and Saturday BOTH STORES if! Center Slices SMOKED HAM Boneless Lb.V Center Cut PORK CHOPS Just the Lean Tender Chops From the Middle of q Country Style SPARERIBS .... o n I i Lots ill ISC iMeat lt -i. Ar -rfe , FRESH FRYERS PORK LOIN ROASTS Pan Ready GRADE "A" Cut Up 214 to 3 LBS. FLOUR GOLD MEDAL 25-lb. Dag $L7S DETERGENT M w . Oiant Size 39c CAKE MIX BETTY CROCKER IB 41 BISQUIC.L 40-oz. package 3T EGGS "AA" LARGE Farm Fresh DOZEN 39' Strawberries vxmM&mri Rec 1 . . , V :UJ Cui LEMONS ORANGES Yellow Onions mm II 1 COUPON DAYS 50 FREE THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS ' WITH THIS COUPON Just for Visiting Your Oregon Food Store mmmmmmmmmmmfmm 3C ClrtF,.m,. 6l(P)C Tenderloin End 7x Lb. (Ipfil DEL MONTE f TOMATO.. : oo SAUCE 8-or. Ls. C Size ffJ . BAKERY SPECIALS ! I (WESTGATE STORE ONLY) i O (file I rfi 8 lnch' 2 Layer A7 I g: " GERMAN CHOCOLATE iMi CAKE Reg. $1.49 $ A SAVE 30c 0.1 OURS FRESHER " w I POTATO DINNER ROLLS 10 First Dozen 28' Second Dozen E Mediums .. 329' WESTGATE BREAD Vmm I del monte j F" l-lb. Loaf t&W IS PRUNE I old Fashioned JSgLt)t I JUICE CINNAMON J$g&ffl j quarts I ROLLS -s::r:li' 1 9sMc ta- 19c in" i I Ripe icious J J JS t)f R Sweet, Juicy Valencias Big Mb. Cello Bags r DEL MONTE Del Monte PINEAPPLE CRSORftoF$100 No. 1 FLATS W R U Del Monte SPINACH No. 303's 6:$1 00 Del Monte SAUERKRAUT No. 303's 6:1 WE GIVE . . . mSBm mo jsale I i' I -i eJ TOMATOES DEL MONTE, Stewed or Solid Pak, No. 303 4 Si .00 ASPARAGUS DEW DROP by Del Mottre, No. 300 ... 4 Si .00 PEACHES DEL MONTE, Sliced or Halvei, No. 2Vi 4 Si .00 APRICOTS DEL MONTE Halves, No. 303 4 Si .00 PEARS DEL MONTE Sliced, No. 303 . 4S1.00 CATSUP Del Monte Famous for Taste BIG . . . 20-oz. Size MISS AUTO WORLD-rvnthla Stxnitn 1QwpU .Mu. "J ....... wHwwiv 3. v-j .a-uiu SUpilV more from Queens College In Charlotte, N.C., Is crowned mits automotive wonu m mm oy Nancy Harrison, re. tiring queen. Miss Stroupe Is from Shaker Heights. Ohio. (UP1) . ' DEL MONTE No. 303. THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS INTRODUCING... New, Tasty, Family Tested FROZEN FOODS FRUIT COCKTAIL DEL MONTE No. 303 . GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS APPLE SAUCE DEL MONTE No. 303 PINEAPPLE DEL MONTE, Chunk, Tidbits, Crushed, No. 211.,... PEACHES DEL MONTE, Sliced or Halves, No. 303.. PEAS DEL MONTE, No. 303s CATSUP DEL MONTE, 14-ox FIGS ARGO by DEL MONTE, No-. 303 5S1.00 5S1.00 5S1.00 5S1.00 5 $1.00 551.00 5S1.00 5S1.00 The Family Council Editor'! Note: Th fimlly Council comliti ot a Jtiilcf, a pivcliU trlit, throo cliriymon, thrto odlton n4 a womu'i odltor. Eck uUcIo . . ...,u..., , sn niiwirj. jino Lonncu roporu on pro. im t hiTi been deal" with ay reiooulbl otenclei and unnielort. ' (Copytliht ky Geaeril reituiti Corp.) Jana Q. - This year I'd like I your children a family sum- ' to plan something for all oflmer to remember. You can't us during Mark's vacation. take it for granted that you'll Mark G. - I'd rather send 1 have another. the kids to camp and then I Why not atraddle the issue, Just follow our fancy. . I via a compromise? If possible, . lsign up the kids for a two.. Jane G. - We have three 1 week stay -while you and Jan. children. The boys are 8 and I luxuriate In a no-responsibll. 13 and Lily la 11. Mark gets I TO Eden (at home or any. a full month off this summer wnere). And then set forth on and we can't agree on what a well-planned be-together, CUT GREEN BEANS 7S1.00 BABY LIMA BEANS 751.00 CAULIFLOWER 751.00 CUT CORN .0 751.00 MIXED VEGETABLES- 751.00 PEAS 751.00 PEAS and CARROTS 751.00 LEAF SPINACH 751.00 FREWII FRIED POTATOES 751,00 BRUSSELS SPROUTS ... 751,00 ORANGE JUICE DRINK t,t., 751.00 DEL MONTE CORN T 1 WHOLE KERNEL No. 303 DEL MONTE CORN $ao0 DEL MONTE MANDARIN ORANGES 11-oz can Prices Effective Through Wednesday - Medford Stores Only WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY to do with It. This Is the first year when we have a real choice, be cause now our baby is eligi ble for camp. That means we can either send all three there and scoot off somewhere by ourselves, or use this time to be together, the five of us, on the same outing. We've never been able to go. places to gether, due to the kids' 'be ing too young, or Mark being on an overseas assignment, or no car, or something. I feel we should grab this chance and plan a camping trip, or some sightseeing. Mark G. - It's true we've never, all five, spent my va cation together. Last year Jane and I stayed home with our youngest while the two others were at Scout camps. We just went to the beach or on short trips to visit the family. But I think we'll all en joy the month more If we split up into two parties, we and the kids. They'll love be ing together, and also having plenty of other youngsters to team up with for overnight camping and outdoor fun. And Jane and I will prob ably sit around the house a few days, pinching ourselves to see If the new freedom is real. Then we'll take oft to, wherever the open road leads, The Counctli Over 2,000 years ago a Roman poet nam ed Horace advised people to seize the present moment, not to postpone. We'd repeat these hackneyed Latin words now to Mark: Carpe diem. You have a chance to give WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER OUT WEST MAIN AT ROSS LANJ 13TH and CENTRAL I rtt V HiwMw T i MMuaa... , -I I loan 1 I 1 wift Orvfu t 9mH SpWC tea see-together and 1 a u t h-to. gether journey. , Granted that en-masse tour ing can't guarantee complete) satisfaction for each member of the party, it can give the G family certain over-all bo ' nuses that going separata ways would deny them. First. there's no anxiety. Jane's not wondering how the kids are. She sees. And Lily and her brothers don't have to wait for mail and packages to know Dad's thinking of them. He's right alongside them. Then, there 3 the matter of shared joys acting as a binder among the five. AH through the year they share other ex. ' perlenccs, some heavy and difficult. Here's their chance to be united in breathtaking adventure, moving and ma jestic settings and memorable , encounters. , I For example, there's the i Seattle World's Fair this year, ' running on to October 21. Since the G's don't live far ' from that area, Mark might find something for everyone 1 there. One of the attractions, j we . learn, is a Children's 1 World with no adults admit ted. (But they can watch from an upper-level vantage point.) They 11 see electronic , tricks, such as 400-page books reduced to the size of a post, j age stamp, and made readable through projectors. And the whole family will have their imagination joggled with pre views into the twenty-first ! century. Or else, there are the Na tional Parks, the Civil War shrines, the historic recon. . structions (Williamsburg, Va.; ' Old Mystic, Conn.), and other . spots to reminisce about to gether all through the year, ' and years. To Mark we say, ; this Is a fleeting chance. . Grab ltt gTata Garden Mine t&litioutlv emend ntrulwii ttm a M. . BOTH NOW sublet... OREGON FOOD STORE'S WIJT0ATI IHOrHNO CINTIR IJ70 Wart Msla, Meefere Two Persons Hurt In Highway Mishap Two persons were injured . in three-vehicle accident ' early yesterday In front : of the Kogap lumber mill on ' Highway 9, state police said. tllhu Glen Rich, 57, of route 1, box 847, Talent, was In good condition while be. lng treated for a back injury. Donald Joseph Mueller, gen. hsral delivery, Talent, waj treated for cuts and abrasions at Sacred Heart hospital. A car driven by Lionel Wayne Funken, 44, of Eu i gene, was Involved In the ac cident with a pickup truck driven by Rich and a car drk. ven by Mueller, according t police. (J o o O O 0 a
