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'Hi Mug. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MCDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL 11. USS EGOS AA LARGE 39 19 All White for Coloring Firs! Choice for Ealing Too! DOZEN v V I w " 1 eM. ObbT. al h Baa BbVI "rJal H j .' h a ai . ! ; - " " ST ' "v 1 "v&rwkWBkwmmkwmi Batft -B I ''iP-BBlM. f COTTAGE CHEESE Crater Lake CREAM CHEESE Philadelphia PEARS BEAVER CREEK-Bartlett Halves PICKLED BEETS Tastewell Sliced 29 19 8-OZ. PKG .NO. 2V4 TINS NO. 303 TINS 6 99 I APRICOTS I I TREASURE GOLDEN I I Halves I 1 499c I CHERRIES TREASURE GOLD, Dark Sweet No. Wi Tins 3199 TUNA DEL MONTE Chunk Style No. Vi Tins 4:99 ASPARAGUS, MISSION GREEN TIPPED 29 TOMATO SAUCE, ARGO... 5 PEACHES, MODOC FREESTONE HALVES 25 EVAPORATED MILK. COTTAGE 8 . 99 WHOLE NEW POTATOES, VAL VITA 2 - 19 ISTANT MASHED POTATOES, PY-O-MY 10 MANDARIN ORANGES, GOOD HOPE 5 . 99 MUSTARD, NALLEY'S CHAMPION ... 29 PAPER TOWELS, KLEENEX 3 89 MARSHM ALLOWS cample, new softer 1 B 29 PINEAPPLE. DEL MONTE SLICES -, . 3 99 DUnER, MAID-O-SWEEt i, 59 COFFEE, KORY'SS , 45 2 89 1,00000 WINNER! Congratulation to Mrs. Kay Decker of Medford, Oregon A $1,000.00 WINNER IN OUR BIG $120,000 GASH GIVE-AWAY Alto, Congratulations to Mrs. Betty Barger of Medford a $50 Winner 12TH WEEK! Don't forget to check your Premium Cards - You may be a $1 ,000 winner! Everyone wins at least $1 . Nothing to buy to participate. Ask about it! M.J.B. COFFEE LB. 49 2 LB. TIM ... 97 10 OZ. INSTANT $139 MEDFORD'S FINEST PRODUCE ASPARAGUS LARGE TENDER GREEN SPEARS - PERFECT FOR EASTER DINNER 2i29c POTATOES SPRING FRESH RED RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS ARTICHOKES U.S. No. 1 Klamath Sandland 10 LBS. 39 t EACH Large, Crisp, Tender CELERY I 7 ea Wonderful Taste Treat 2 29 To Go With The Easter Ham U.S. No. 1 Extra Fancy Velvet YAMS 9 c lb CORN PAYETTE VALLEY CREAM or WHOLE KERNEL No. 303 TIN WESTGATE VARIETY ONLY! EASTER GRASS Regular 29c Each 2 for 2 35 EASTER BASKETS Regular 49c Size EA. LITTLE GIRLS' PURSES 69c & 98c Ea. Heavy Sham Bottom DRINKING TUMBLERS 6 o $1.00 Lett of Pattern, t Colon Value, to 29c each BOYS' MATCHED SHIRT & PANTS SETS 4.29 ,., 3.29 J LONG PANTS WITH BELT SHIRT WITH BUTTON DOWN COLLAR 2 PAIR SHORT PANTS SHORT SLIEVI SHIRT CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY MEDFORD-Westgate Center MEDFORD-1 3th and Central ASHLAND-Gateway Shop. Center W Rt serve The Right To Limit Prkti Effective Thru Saturday, April Uth VJVfAfiH CONFUSING Angela Garlbadli, 9. of Austin, Texas. seems confused as she tries to locate the telephone to go with the sign. After a bit Angela decided this is Justanother of those faith-shaking experiences In the life of a nine-year-old. First you learn that there Is no Santa Cl'aua, and then you learn you can't believe in signs. (UPI) Law ' Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. W ATKINS (Rt.iin. and TriktjM Syndicit., 1N1) Whal I. Poi.on To a Human I with apparent rellah. The May Bt Gaidan Slug'. Food were the same variety of slugs We had always felt reason- that often give the home gar ably lure of our identification'! dener a bad time by, nibbling ability. What we were looking 1 oo hit favorite plants, at were certainly healthy ape-1 To be sure of our l(itttfl cimens of the "death's cap" 1 cation we cheeked over fl mushroom, a fungi containing our knowledege we had ac- vcry virulent poison. A small piece of the mushroom, cooked and eaten, can cause death. Yet, there were several gar- I den slugs eating the plants Summer Project mm quired about Amanita verna. the so-called "destroying an gel" or "death's cap" mush room. Next to the death' cap was another bad actor. Just a poisonous-the "panther Mar ie" commonly celled the "fly mushroom." !J Point by point wc surveyed the feature of both. They stood up from the forest floor about six Inches: each had a spherical base, roughly set in the familiar "death cap" which was, in several speci mens, Just above the surface of the ground. Pal Whlia The color was a pale white; , the gills were white and free from the stem. Some had pale greenish yellow caps. B y every identifying trade mark wc could apply to them, they were destroying angels. Wc turned our attention to tile other variety growing in this same environment, the "fly mushrooms" or Amanita muscarla. The caps on some of these were all of six inches across, of a reddish-orange color and sprinkled with red dish bumps or warts. The stem is bulbous and decorated with untidy rings. This mushroom, one of the largest in any woodlund, is deadly poison ous. Yet on these, too, the garden slugs were busily feasting. To a human, eating even a small piece of cither of these mushrooms can cause Illness or even death. It hardly seemed possible that lowly garden slugs could eat this material with impunity. Per haps the poor dopes were hun gry and their instinct had failed them, and they were committing suicide. So, we carefully gathered i. ill a dozen of them, along with the mushrooms they Make this lovely alghan, pillow a summer project! Quick to do in separate blocks. Vivid flower blocks to cro chet swiftly in the same or varied colors lor alghan and pillow-top set. Pattern 7192: I wr i and rarrleri them directions; color chart : home, We watched them carc- T1IIRTY - FIVh CENTS (uv ,ur scvcral dV3i CXpcct fcolns) for this pattern add ing them lo du. minute. 15 cents for each pattern 'or But they didn't, they lived and mi iniw ii'.-ii.i.K " -;"" I appeared as healthy as any slug in any garden. Evidently, what is poison to humans is food for slugs handling. Send lo Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Trib une, Nccdlceraft Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. NY. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. lOBS's Biggest Nccdlceraft Show stars smocked accesso ries - it's our new Needle craft Catalog! Plus over 200 frcsh-to-you designs to knit, Crochet, sew, weave, embroi der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25 cents now! London UPli Dr. Michael Ramsey, Anglican archbishop ol Canterbury, will lecture at the Roman Catholic univer sity of Louvain in Belgium May 2, it was announced Wednesday. It was the lirst time an Anglican primate had been invited to lecture at a Roman Catholic school. Many people have eaten poisonous mushrooms and have died. These mushrooms arc dangerous because the vic tim gives no indication of poi soning until it is too late to give first aid. If you like the taste of mushrooms (and what they do for aleak is of course, "out of this world,") you would do well to purchase them from the grocery store, or be very sure of your mushroom Identi fication. And even when you arc sure, it' best to be ex ceedingly critical and cau tious, for the Amanita genua of mushrooms were aptly named - destroying angels or death' cap. if you like that name better.
