MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY. JANUARY 24. 1963
B 3
Fostoria 9 Cup Stainless Steel
Coffee Maker .Ml"
Automatic Reg. 16.95
6 All Purpose
Utility Bowls 69 ,
with clear air tight poly lids. Reg. 98c
Derby
Chicken and Noodles
29?
16-ei. Jar
I Payette Whole Kernel or Cream 1
I r ami (c"' - n-303 QQ 9
I VVI II 24 .... $2.89) .... can W for MM I
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Cello Salad
Tasty Salad Mix 8-oz. Pkg.
Calif. Tomatoes
Red and Ready To Use
c
pound
HI-WEST FROZEN
GUT CORN
Mb. poly bag
TIP TOP
INSTANT COFFEE iar m
quart bottle .491
STALEY'S 100
CORN OIL
HUNT'S
Bananas
U.S. No. 1 Large Golden Ripe Fruit
c
lbs.
Li 1 1 I L
Carrots
In 1-lb. Cello Bags
Green Onions
Add Spring to a Salad
C
bunch
Delicious Apples
Crisp and Tasty
pound
DURKEES
SNO
FLAKE
Individual
1-Qt. Envelopes 10-qt. pkg.
TOMATO CATSUP W s 1
COCONUT Re& 59c 14-oz. poly bag
CARNATION INSTANT
POWDERED MILK
ORCHID OR ERLAND BRAND
MUSHROOMS
M.J.B.
COFFEE 1-lb. can m
REG. 98c MEN'S IRREGULARS'
BOOT SOCKS
Stems and Pieces
Reg. 29c
Sizes 9V4-12
Blend of Wool, Rayon, Cotton and Nylon
4-oz. can Ss)
Mb. can W3
.59
REG. 49c TYPE-FAST
TYPING PAPER 100 Sheets 2 , 4
t
Luxury 72-ln. x 90-ln.
BLANKET
Blend of Rayon and Nylon
Solid Pastel Colon
Reg. $4.98
VINYL 2-COMPARTMENT
LUGGAGE
6"
4".
099
Reg. 8.95-22" Size ..
Reg. 6.95-19" Size ..
Reg. 5.95-1 8" Size ..
Tlx Inc.
GANNON DELUXE
BATH TOWELS
Urge 22" x 44" Size
Color Fast.
. Super Absorbency
Reg.
$1.39
SLEEPING BEAUTY KAPOK
BED PILLOWS
Odorless Dust-Free
e Non-Allergic
HOME LINE
STATIONERY
Reg.
$3.95
$249Pair
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J . 49c
50 Sheets
40 Envelopes
CANE SUGAR 10, 89c 25 $2.19
IIERSHEY BARS Sl . - . 28c
KRAFTS .
FRENCH DRESSINGS Si ... ... 29c
KRAFTS '
CHEESE WHIZ . 63c
SCHILLING'S PURE
4 oz. Can
39c
1 lb. Pkg.
37c
GROUND PEPPER:
SUNSHINE
111-110 CRACKERS -
REG. 10c BRIEF OR
REPORT FOLDERS - 3,25c
REG. 59c FERRY-MORSE
GRO-KIT 2.. 99c
REG. 69c PLASTIC COATED
PLAYING CARDS 2 - 99c
REG. 49c RONSONOL '
LIGHTER FLUID - , . 39c
REG. $3.25 MEN'S FLANNEL
SPORT SHIRTS .. Sl.99
REG. 98c VINYL WOVEN
BREADBASKET - - 39c
FOSTORIA SPRAY,
STEAM DRY
IRON
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$17.95
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VALENTINES
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Special Card for Teacher
Reg.
59c
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REG. $1.00 6" SIZE
ST. JOSEPH CHILD'S
REG. 52.59 GET SET
REG. 51.00 PEPSODENT FLUORIDE
100 MG.
REG. 89c FREE DECANTER
HIT HI! I'l flAII
365 Tablets
88c LAVORIS 84c
REG. 49e VI.JON
VI-JON ONE EACH DAY
100 Tablets.
REG. 65c SIZE
50,000 UNITS
RES. 59c
88c VITAMIN "A" Z. S1.44 Q-TIPS 49c
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ASPIRINS 44c COUGHSYRUP 66c HAIR SPRAY, S1.33 BATHPOWDER 99c BABYSOAP 3, 29c
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MEN'S LONG SLEEVE
Woven Dan River Fabric
SPORT SHIRTS
$99
Waih-n-Wear
I Permanent
I Stays
1 e Sm., Med., lg.
Reg. $3.98
Cashier Window Services
FILM DEVELOPING
e YEAR AROUND LAY-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 40 Discount
G-E Floor Polisher ft Waxer Rental 77c i Day
Taffy-Pull as
Social Event
ing of Past
New York-fflPIUTh
be millions of kids In the
United States today who
never have experienced the
gummy joys of a taffy-pull.
The taffy.pull was a winter
Indoor snort II mnrla o
of kitchen social event out of
tne production of candy at
home. A certain immmi
friendly cooDeratinn wn fa-
quired to convert molasses
ana oilier ingredients from a
stiff and balky mass into a
spiraled coil of sweetness
which was then set outside to
cool and harden, while every
one inside the house washed
up.
Once solidified. th roll
could be crashed into pieces
and presto, candy.
Pushed Into Discard
Mass production methods,
the availability of rnnfpp-
tions in vending machines
everywncre, the bargain buys
on candy at the supermarkets,
hace Dushed the taffv.nnii
mostly into the discard, ex
cept as a stunt or a novelty,
as a source for candy.
But the desire of sweet
stuff, the nation's candy
manufacturers report, has
been rolling along unabated.
Sales for 1961, the latest year
for which the U.S. depart
ment of commerce had fig
ures, were S1.23 billion a rer..
ord high.
With more than 2. (MM vari
eties of candy to choose from,
consumers were averaging
17.2 pounds of candy prod
ucts a year, and the consump
tion graph line had been ris
ing slightly each year for sev
en years.
As In every mass consumer
Industry, competition among
makers is high., New packag
ing, new products flow con
stantly through the markets,
usually the results of careful
research and preparation.
Hillah Temple To
Present Concert
Here on Sunday
The Hillah Temple Shrine
band will give a concert Sun
day, Jan. 27, In the Medford
High school auditorium.
Scheduled for 3 p.m., the
concert will be directed by
Irv Mirick, supervisor of in
strumental music in the Med
ford public schools, and di
rector of the Medford High
school band.
Mirick has been directing
the Shrine band for the past
three years and it now has 40
members, many of them pro
fessional musicians. It In
cludes doctors, lawyers.
judges, contractors, druggists,
school teachers and many
businessmen and government
employees.
On Sunday's Program
The Sunday .program will
include marches, semi-classi
cal music and special numbers
by the Dixie Land band, the
Scottish Bagpipers and the
German band. The Bagpipers
will be in full regalia and the
German band members are
to wear authentic German
uniforms. Imported from Germany.
Charles W. Cook assists
Mirick and Clyde Lees is
president of the Shrine band.
There will be a nominal fee
charged adults for the con
cert. Student tickets will be
available and children will
be admitted without charge.
Bill Laurine, publicity chair
man for the event, announced.
Bank Debits Show
Increase in Area
Bank debits for southwest
ern Oregon including Curry,
Jackson and Josephine coun
ties Increased In December,
1962, compared to December,
1961, the University of Oregon
bureau of business research
has reported.
Debits for December, 1962,
totaled $107,477,809. For the
previous months the total was
$126,910,901, and for Decem
ber, 1961, the total was $94,
485,187. Oregon, with 253 banks re
porting had a decrease in bank
debits In December, 1962, of
3.4 per cent compared to No
vember, 1962, and an Increase
of 10.1 per cent over Decem
ber, 1961.
Total debits for Oregon In
December, 1962, came to $2,-
3U8,3B-t,033. For November,
1962, debits totaled $2,441,.
298,008 and for December,
1961, the total was $2,097,.
408,592. v
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CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE
FRENCHMAN HONORED
New York - (UPD - French
statesman Jean Monnet, "Fa
ther of the Common Market,"
received the 1962 "Freedom
Award" Wednesday. The
bronze plaque, awarded by
Freedom House, Is Inscribed:
"Jean Monnot, statesman of
vision, who widened the hort
ion of Free World unity."