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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THUHSDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 19S2 FIRST OF THE SEASON! NEW CROP NAVEL i eatmor OMNGES J) Ocean Spray 1-pound box Grapes Sweel & Juicy lb Cranberries Emperor Celery anish Squash Fancy Mixed Nuts Crisp, Green Crunchy Stalks .17 . 1 2W lb. ff Fresh Local Whole or Jelly No. 300 can RICH'S REFRIGERATED (Limit 6 Total) Mb. Pkg. CRANBERRY SAUCE C&H BROWN OR POWDERED SUGAR EMPRESS HOUSEHOLD AlUilEM FOIL 12-in.x25-ft. Roll WISHBONE LO CALORIE FRENCH DRESSING B.tuo m M-D TOILET TISSUE 1 - 4 u n. 29 LADIES CHOICE PURE STRAWBERRY JAM . jar 29 10-oz. Can 32)' No. 2 Can HQ NYLONS TpnBoxe IRD COVER sl 39 Lo in Calories Aerosol Can PHEASANT REG. $1.99-GLORIA SWANSON REG. 79c SILICONE IRONIN RASTER Unbreakable 79c REG. 98e BLUE STEEL ROASTING DRIP PAN - 88c REG. 35c STAINLESS STEEL TURKEY LACER 29o REG. $3.49 FEDERAL BLUESTONE ROASTER - S2.88 RG. 29c SPLIT BAMBOO BREADBASKET 2' 29c CLEAN BURNING PRESTO-LOGS 12 "89c MEADOWBROOK CREAMERY BUTTER , 59c MEADOWBROOK SHERBIT All Flavors Vi Gal. Ctn. 48c SEA SURF BRANDYWINE COCKTAIL SHRIMP c39t 27'j-Oi. 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SIZE JERGENS LOTION 39c VI.JON PURE WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY 49c Cashier Window Services VI.JON TAKE ONE EACH DAY VITAMINS.,. 88c REG. $2.00 RICHARD HUDNUT HOME PERMANENT I" 99c REG. 11.29 250 TABLETS VITAMIN "C o.- 77c REG. 89c 6-OZ. BOTTLE SUCARYL 77c 74c VALUE ANTISEPTIC ur nil pr.i IfflMMISWSHiffi! 39c 44c Plus Free 6-Oz. Bottle MOUTHWASH PILGRIM 3-GRAIN ASPIRIN REG. SI. 00 COMMAND SHAVING LATHER 88c REG. 69c CAROL LEE LIQUID BUBBLE BATH r: 49c BLUESTONE ROASTER i 0 Holds 13-lb. fowl or 1 18-lb. roast $1199 Reg. I $3.19 I FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders t Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes it 40 Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Waxir Rental 77c a Day uuDrUffffi nil 1 1 lumi h iTtaEz THE 'vnkrMrf S3 m o n CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE B 7 I HAMILTON BEACH PORTABLE 22K GOLD & WHITE VT . .. TUDOR AUTOMATIC 1 PLAY 1 MIXER CHIPS DIP SET SAUCE PAI1 ELECTRIC BLANKET DESK (Wj Reg. $4.98 I S 3-Speed r .' Re9. $8.2S , 0m Stamlew Double Bed Size 'v.. ' 1 Festive Pattern &r7 Steel Single Control I Wooden ' T w ! Beeter Eector 2 Qt. 1L 2f a Washable. ! , ! 2 Year Guarantee .. - 1 Covd fVlf' " 2 Year Guarantee I j QQ -'kl '; 59" I s. $28L s3Mel a. 11"- 2 J Beware of Soviet Girls, Overseas Personnel Told Washington -IUPD- The Pen. tagon has ordered its person nel tO ignore the heplrnnintf glances o( betwitching Rus- sian beauties. Big brother, it said, may be lurking behind a two-way mirror. The order was contained in Defense Department memor anda dealing with Communist espionage methods that might be used to trap U.S. military men or civilians working overseas. The regulations prohibited 'any sexual relatinnahin whatsoever with Soviet or satellite citizens." Sacretly Photographed There have been instances outside of spy novels, tha Pentagon said, where Ameri. cans were plied with liquor and maneuvered into "sexual or homosexual activity" while being secretly photographed. The nicturei then v.r used to blackmail the Ameri- cans into spying for the Com munists, it said. The memos also warned1 nt tie-pin microphones, minia ture electronic transmitters hidden in shoe heels, and in fra - red Dhotosranhv In tha dark. The Pentagon told or tha two-way mirror, dear to the heart of fictioneers. whirh it- said was used in motel rooms in several instances. It is glass treated to appear as a mirror in the room, but which ran h seen through clearly by some one standing on the other side. A case in nnint. tn nmut Russia "bugging," the depart ment said, was the 1958 visit of Vice President Richard M. Nixon to the Soviet Union. U.S. officials staffed a rim. versation in a room in whinh one official was referred to by a much higher rank than he actually held. The next day, Soviet officials addressed mm with the higher rank and lavished much great courtesy upon him. ' It must constantlv he IV. membered," the Pentagon said, "that Soviet bloc intelli gence and security services carry their epsionage activi- tics to fantastic lengths. They are in fact used In day-to-day activities and operations." Developing Speech Subject of Meeting Ashland - "Parents should not be overly concerned about their children's finpnrh tin lac it is severely inannrnnriota !or their ace. difficult tn una derstand, or calling attention to the child." Ncariv 3St) narenf nJ teachers heard Dr. T .enn f Mulling, director nf lh Southern Oregon college speech and hearlne ellnle He. velop this point at the Parent Teacher's association meeting recently at the Wilson school in Mcaiord. Children are ofen delaved in their speech development,'' he said, "becau.se there hn been no reason for talking. not enough attention to speech in the home nnnr speech models, too much baby ing, rejection of the children, hearing and physical prob lems, or because of mlscel lancous emotional shocks and conflicts." Avoiding such rielav In speech development may bo accomplished by parents in a number of ways suggested by the speaker: Give the child love, attention, and security; speak slowly and clearly to ntm at all times; be sensible and fair in your disciplinary methods: give him olentv nf sound stimulation with games, stones, rnymcs and songs; avoid asking him to "say" words; and avoid talking about him in his presence. Several sDcech games wem demonstrated whlc!. cost noth ing for materials and which can be constructed bv narentu- with little difficulty. Boy Dies During Game at School Dallas, Tex. - IUM - The soft spiral sailed into Jerry AH- man's arms and the W. H. Gaston Junior high school stu dent dashed down the sideline for a touchdown. "My heart feels like It is In my mouth," Jerry, 15, told a teammate. Then he collapsed. A few minutes later he died at a hospital. A post mortem was under way today to determine what caused Jerry's death. He had no history of a heart condition. He had been play ing touch football. There had been no body contact. The boy's sudden death stunned his schoolmates in the physical education class. Earlier in the year Allman had taken a physical fitness test. He made one of the high est scores In the school. The average consumer drank 132 quarts of whole milk last year, the U.S. De partment of Agriculture reports.
