Word formatting - need to align left to left, right to right in same line

I have several lines with text in Word 2010. (in different areas).

I need the left side to align to the left side of the page, and the right side to align to the right side of the page. Can I do this manually somehow?

I tried using the 'justified' formatting but it makes the left side aligned to the left, but the right side isn't aligned to the right.

I'd like to avoid using a table if possible.

Some text to float on left side 1                                 some right text 1
Some text to float on left side 2                                 some right text 2

Here's your text in Word. The tab control is circled.

Step 1 - Click the tab control until you see the right tab symbol which looks like a backwards L.

Step 2 - Type a Tab where you want the text to split.

Step 3 - Click in the ruler at the right end to insert a right tab in the current paragraph.

In the illustration, the tab is not all the way to the right so you can more easily see it. You can drag the tab along the ruler to position it anywhere you want - in your case, even with the end of the line as indicated by the white area.

A right tab "anchors" the right end of the text that follows the tab character. By clicking the tab control, you can choose left, right, or center tabs. Experiment by inserting different tabs in the ruler and moving them around to see the effect on the text.

If you have a specific spot where the text "breaks", add a Right Aligned Tab at the right margin. Then insert a Tab where you want the alignment to break.