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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1962 B 5 VALUABLE COUPON CHUNK TUNA i Whit Star V4 Tin Reg. 37c Save 26c Void after Sunday. One coupon per cuiromer. Wiriiout coupon regular price i charged. 2 f BORDEN'S COTTAGE CHEESE Pitlsbury's M00.000 VALUABLE COUPON GRAPE DRIIIK l-il or$fooi Void after Sunday. One coupon per cuiromer. Without coupon regular price li charged. VALUABLE COUPON PEANUT BUTTER 'if ( i I i i i I GL3 I ! I j I v-' I This emblem S2f 500 can mean A Special gift from THE BIG Y Just cut out the emblem on the left (nbbon) rd attach it with our store name and address to your PHIs bury Grand National entry btonfc. If you win ( Grand Prize m PtNsbufy's 14ttt Grand National Bake-Otf, you will win Hi special prize worth $2500 from our store. Pillsbury's BEST Flour MARKET mm- 3-lb. Jar lAUJCi E 12J0J I Reg. $1.19-Sav 31c Void after Sunday. One coupon per customer. Without J coupon regular price is charged. 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I 4 MEN'S and BOYS' CANVAS Cool Summer Ties J or Comfortable Slip-ons y MADE IN USA ) $299 .. 39c PAIR. 3, .si CHILD'S CANVAS $044 Outstanding quality made in USA. Red, blue, white, black. Siies 5-3. Women's Summer Styles REG. 2.99 Tijuana Provides An Escape Info Another World By MYHAM BORDERS United Press International Tijuana, Mexico - il'PD - The southern terminus of U.S. 101 in Californ opens into a different world - thai of Ti juana, Mexico. Tijuana is a city of bright lights, gjudy colors, exotic food and drink, rich men, destitute men and sin in many guises. It is a place to es cape reality. The border city is located on the northern extremity of the Mexican peninsula state of Baja California (Lower California). Its economy is al most totally dependent on the United States. A potpourri of people make up Tijuana's 150,000 popula tion. They are friendly, but not the gay people of main land Mexico. Tijuanans are somber and serious - intent upon existing. A tourist must dodge ca reening taxicabs, sidestep shoe shine boys and cope with dirty - faced children selling American chewing gum. Cou ples are stopped on every block with offers to arrange a marriage - or divorce, whichever is most appropri ate. Quien Cuidados! Children offer to wash cars with a dirty cloth for a quarter or watch it all day for another. Enchiladas and tacos are sold on most corners by foot cart vendors. And, in lush mirrored dining rooms, visit ors can partake of quail un der glass. Tourists may enjoy the thrill of a taxi ride down the wrong side of the road to the race track. On Sun day, thousands throng to the bullfights. The main attraction may not be in the ring but in the stands where shapely women wear pants a little too tight and each hat is a little big ger and more brightly fes tooned than the last. After shouts of "bravo el toro . . . ole' " fade and the sun goes down tourists may attend the dog races or the fastest game in the world Jai Alai where spectators bet on the man rather than the horse. Night clubs line the main street, each proclaiming in gaudy lights their girls are the most beautiful and their shows the most daring. Each has boisterous crowds, dim lights, drinks served around the clock and virtually unclad dancers. Tijuana is a land of haves and have - nots; a place where anything can happen and does; a city where sin is sold unashamedly. Setting Up Plants Proves To Be Varied Kind Of Occupation Baltimore, Md. - fUPD - Any body who thinks his job is tough should consider that of a man responsible for setting up a new chemical plant. Robert N. Stapleton, train ing director of Union Carbide Chemicals Co., told a recent meeting of the American In stitute of Chemical Engineers that his duties in starting a new company plant at Tor rance, Calif., included: "jug gler of schedules, builder of blackboards, consultant, pur chasing agent, janitor and laborer, working 12 to 16 hours a day - and nights or midnights." ' Models for 6 or " 12-Volt Battery Works Hours Without Running Down Battery Research Conducted On Severe Headaches Washington - IIPU - A mi graine headache research project is supported by the National Institute of Neuro logical Diseases and Blind ness. Investigators are withdraw ing fluid from tender areas in scalp tissue during headache. This fluid is undergoing test tube and animal research which seeks a reason for the painful tenderness of migraine. JENSEN'S TWIN FIN Gets you down with the big ones without sinkers. Adjusts from 10 to 40 ft. depths A MUST for all lake fishermen. Reg. $2.50 Introductory Offer $198 PI TE Reg. 50c Ea. ASER 397e Vinyl Flats s.9?j Knobby Wobbler 3:97' eat-- Drawing June 27 10 A.M. , ,n APP'rel shop en the j menanine. Winner s name will be posted on the met-tanine. fC LAST WEEK'S WINNER OF COMPLETE yr BABY'S LAYETTE MRS. JANE FRASER . 2001 Spring Street, Medford, Oregon ItfJbtiMli iiihti 50c ea. mm GIRLS' PLAY TOGS Shorts and Crop Tops Sizes 3 .14 each 99 Bostonian Known For Pungent Quotations New York - 1UPU - Joseph Lee, a Bostonian known as the godfather of play, is best remembered for his pungent quotations, the National Rec reation association reports. Samples: "The boy without a playground is the father of the man without a job"; "we do not cease playing because we are old: we grow old be cause we cease playing." SAFARIS Kampala, Uganda - (CPU -A company has been organ ized here with the intent of making African big game sa faris something other than millionaire's pastime. The Uganda Wildlife company ti building lodges In key game hunting areas and plans to offer package tours, beginning this summer. The company says its tours will sttll be ex pensive, but only about hit! as costly aa a privately organ ized safari.