MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1962
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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
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Hi Pro, 6V2OX. pkg.
SNOWDRIFT
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SPECIALS
From Our
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Women's canvas or cord
TENNY'S
Pointed Toe . . . All Colors..
COTTAGE
FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 Tin W for ? I
DEL ROGUE KOSHER STYLE DILL
PICKLES 59c
TOILET TISSUE 4 RollPk9 3 , $1.00
SCOTT Small Rolli
PAPER TOWELS 2 ,., 47c
BRUCE
FLOOR CLEANER o,t 88c
Cheaper Buy the Dozen
. MIX TM or MATCH 'EM
THREE SISTERS
WHOLE KERNEL CORN .. 303 tin
WILLAMETTE
CUT GREEN BEANS - 303 tin
DIAMOND A
SLICED BEETS -303 tin
DIAMOND A
MED. WHOLE BEETS - 303 tin
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Men't, Women's, Chid
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pintibSJ Chicken Dinner ' 4
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MEN'S and BOYS'
CANVAS
Cool Summer Ties J
or Comfortable Slip-ons
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39c
PAIR.
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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
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50c ea.
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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.