Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 17, 1956, Page 24, Image 24

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    Salem, Oregon, Monday, December 17, 1958
Page 8 Section 3
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Your Attempts to Help Just
Made Son-in-Law Shiftless
Look.' For rftt Kldt! g
By DOROTHY DIX
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: A year ago my 20-year-old daughter,
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Libby, married a young man whose first wife had deserted him and
their 2-vear-old. mentally retarded child. He had a very poorly paid
WRIST WATCH I
Foratt Graait eat, rawhioW Jaath- 2
r it rap with Wtiiern daiign, Mu &
ieal powdarhorn gift bexl Fully tf
(uaranfacf,
job, did considerable drinking, and was certainly unable to care for
the babv.
We made every sacrifice to help them. We found him a better job
assisted in getting a home together, gave them a second-hand car and
paid many medical expenses.
We all hoped Danny would get on his feet and realize bis respons
ibilities, but he did not. He lost his job through negligence, leaves my
daughli"- alone with the baby hours on end, and takes no interest in
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A $6.9 5 Volu.l
Price Slashed to
his home.
We have been carrying them entirely for the past month, but
can t afford that much longer. Wc may have to take them in with us
C UAB NITES
How can we help the situation, or arc we doing too much already?
Fran G.
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DEAR FRAN: It's hard to fare the tact that It's possible to br
too good for some people. Instead of helping Danny, you've encouraged
fchilflrssncss by your generosity. He had no real reason to work
when he knew your ever-ready check book would take care of every
thing.
Let Llbby and the baby come home, hut tell Danny he must be
ahlc lo support his family before he can join them. He may simply
disappear, but It's a chance that must be taken. ,
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My boy friend has moved 100 miles away.
Wc had been going steady for three months when he left, and he
promised to write every day. bo far I haven t heard a word from him.
and he's been gone six weeks. My cousin, who lives in the same town
says he s dating another girl.
Depressed
DEAR DEPRESSED: This looks like a clear-cut ease of "out of
sight, out of mind"! Pack your mementos In moth balls, and get Into
circulation again.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My boy friend and I arc invited to a wed
ding. He is to be an usher, I merely a guest. I think wc should send
a wedding gift with both our names on it; he thinks wc should give
separate gifts.
DEAR VIVIAN: He Is right. Joint gifts imply permanence In the
relationship of the donors. Take a hint. Don I be too obvious la stak
ing a claim on the boy. Keep the "he's mine!" tag under cover till he
gives the go-ahead.
DEAR DOROTHY DIX: Several months ago a construction gang
came to our town on a special job. There were many young men in
the group, and I fell in love with one of them. Mel and I doted for
several weeks. When the project was finished, Mel left. I cried bitterly
on. our last date, and have been crying every day since. I'll never
lorgei mm.
DEAR LOUISE: Try (o sec Mel's point of view. He was lonesome,
away from home, glad of a pleasant companion, which you were. He
had no Intention of having you fall In lave, and your unhapplncss Is. I
am sure, distressing to him. That's II, and that's all! Nell week he'll
be off on another Job and perhaps another girl.
As for you, you've lived through another emotion, which is always
a maturing experience. You Mill get over it; you will find someone
else. Dry those tears and come back to humanity.
Holiday Food
Featured by
Unit Members
EAST SALEM (Special) Asso
cialcd County Women were asked
to feature foods cooked in Holland;
sauerkraut, Dutch Apple, Dutch
Cherry cake and Dutch Cheese Wa
fers were specials served at each
holiday unit meeting:
Kdina Lane unit dinner was held
t the home of Mrs. Frank Caspcll,
with Mrs. Frank Caspcll.
Present were Mrs. H. Howard,
Mrs. M. S. Stephenson, Mrs. II. A.
Biskle, Mrs. Kenneth Dallon, Mrs.
J. F. Dougherly, Mrs. James
Gorton, Mrs. Henry Singer, Mrs,
Floyd Thompson, Mrs. Harold
Ecshenbaum, Mrs. Garrett Jenkin-
son, Mrs. Myrtle Suiters, M r s.
John French.
Gifts were exchanged and money
contributed to purchase toys for
children of Haven Rest home. Mrs.
Seymour reviewed a project of
last year with a demonstration in
gift wrapping.
Lansing Neighbors unit met at
the Grace Lutheran church for
luncheon served by Mrs. Wendell
Sehern, Miss Hilda Ask and Miss
Olga Ask.
Attending were Mrs. A. M.
Mocn, Mrs. Sam H. Echloimin.
Mrs. William Kuiper, Mrs. Lloyd
Straw. Mrs. Mavnard Nelson. Mrs.
lrwir Sion, Mrs. Gerald Van Hess'
Mrs. 7-ina Scharpnack. Mrs. Ellis
nuswrll, Mrs. Frank Dunkin, Mrs.
Joe Zajic, the hostesses and a
Burglar Slack
Under Low Car
DALY CITY. Calif. HI The
design of those new low-slung
cars came to the aid of police.
"hey found an intruder under
a l!l.r)7 model in an automobile
showroom.
"Come out," colled Sgt. Dave
Hanson.
"I can't," was the answer. "I'm
stuck."
Officers jacked up the car and
released Uie man. They booked
Winfrcd Ivanhoe, 26, on suspicion
of burglary.
Weyerhaeuser Shipline
Elects New President
TACOMA 11 The board of
directors of the Weyerhaeuser
Steamship Co. Saturday elected
manes ii. ingrain as president,
succeeding the late J. P. Weyer
haeuser Jr.
Donald Watson continues as vico
president and general manager.
the steamship company is a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., of
which Ingram was elected execu
tive vice president Dec. II.
guest, Mrs. Charles Kemper.
Swegle unit met with Mrs.
Ralph Hein. Dinner was served lo
Mrs. Wallace Segwin. Mrs. Ronald
Nopp, Mrs. Harry Jennings, Mrs.
Alma Shipley, Mrs. Glenn Larkins.
Mrs. Harold Holler. Mrs. David
Karn, Mrs. Rex Peffer, Mrs. Clay
Ion Ciibb, Mrs. Maiv Swingle.
Mrs. Oscar Wigle. Mrs. Dan Stiuif
fer, Mrs. Mcnno Dalke, and Mrs.
Illein.
Everything you cook will be
more delicious because of
Controlled HeafL
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Nty. ' '.y r0Unl'
WATII.SIAUO ILIMINf
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en tiff pan in water right
up to the control panel
for easy waihing.
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C0NTR0UED HEAT
Jmr FRYPAIM
Correct U,niT.iiiirc (or imI are
thown on the IKY l.l'IOL m the
handle. Set the dil-ou ftct per
Im CON TROLLH) HfcAT (or
haion, rftR, pancake, etc. New.
iquare thapc.
POPULAR 10-IN. PAN $19.95
Glasi Lid 2.00
Aluminum Lid 3.00
LARGER 11 IN. PAN 23.95
GUss Lid 3.00
Aluminum Lid 4.00
GIANT 12 IN. PAN $26.95
Aluminum lid 5 00
VOLLEY BALL SET
Complete with official molded rubber bill, poles,
net, ground pegs, rope end instructions.
,98
MAHAL
Perfume
a Real Paris
perfume In a
b e a v t f ul
fluted boffte!
COO t
Scant lattt
5 timai long
ar than eo-
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HT' T leva IH
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DORMEYER
BLENDER
Liquifies, purees, blends
choice of colors
$29.95 0028
Value Mm
ELECTRICMIXEr
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With Juicer nd 0t9A I
Criniler UgB I
Keg. 38.50 I
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98'
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EKCO 8-PIECE
KITCHEN
TOOL SET
Valval finiihad hanging rack
with 7 Ekco Kitehan Tools
$3.95 Value f nQ
At Owl I 70
3 ''nffl
18-IN. PLUSH
POODLES
Anniversary Clock
PERFUME
FLACON
ELECTRIC
BLANKETS
Choice of Colors
single double
control control
75 0095
Mm Mm
Disney Character
PLASTIC BUBBLE
BATH BANKS
I
5" raalittte raplieal
I Sparkling gold-kUC l"1
tone oackaael M w m
Wmm.
Wmmto
Reg. 4.95
Values
Smart and
sftj. Saucy
Sporting
Berets end
Metal Chain
Leash
$98
SCOOP!
ADMIRAL
3-Speed
Portable
PHONOGRAPH
Volume and tone con
trol, dual needle, at
tractive case.
2995 Q95
Value 17
TRAMP CLOWN $M
9afff cosfumed.' I ,
Fuiiny aced, wf o I I
bright metallic hat! I
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Valuel M.
15
7" tquaau foys tflfad wtth
21 bubbla b1nil
Adorably 100
colored! Each
All purpoia iheari in regular
or dark team. Choica of 3
thadtt.
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It's OWL For
BIG-NAME
COSMETICS
COTY KINGS MEN
DANA REVLOH
OLD SPICE CIRO
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MAX FACTOR
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Royal Coach
PERFUME
J49
Novtl way to
give perfumel
Regal Coach
KELT 1.00
$25.95 Value
WESTINGHOUSE
AUTOMATIC
FRY PAN
popular square shape
nrw open handle
easy to road dial
spread even heat
with
copper
tone
lid
1W 111
-mmm". 1 AW
V.
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Baautiful A
cata with a AA
.leu. O00
BEKINS TRUCK
Friction Cab & Trailers
Over 25" Long!
Full color rapllcai. Raar anal
lido dcori opan for loading.'
$4.95 Vaia!
Kvfon
FUTURAMA
LIPSTICK
In Gold Foil Boil
35
71
N MILK yitf MonnlBg
Um Lady
COOKIES
98
ay IM t WIN
PANDA
BEAR
t 21 Inches Toll
bubbla bath with
milk, in unbraalc-
abla milk bot
tl.i.
f , ' T (.old Red & White Candy
Bowman
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
Ntw Compact Dasignl
Pop. toatt up
axtra high!
(.old Itecl & White Candy 0ft
6-PACK CANES . . . 29'
LmU
WESTINGHOUSE PORTABLE RADIO
,"1 lompicie wun Hauenes ana Leallicr ft
XV Case Reg. 27.95 Now at Owl
mmm.
Fun for Xmas Stockings!
GIANT CANES ....
r .iV 7 ELECTRIC
l33iai Corn Ponncr
- - r i
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e See I'nrn Pop Thru
Mass Top
3.95 199
Mm
VALUE
At Owl
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t . home at 5c. 10c, Also 4 v
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& BARBER POLE CANES 19
r-'l 'OVX" .il' & Jumbo 8" Candy-filled
Jumho 8 Candy-filled ass M
CLOWN BANK.... 59
59'
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: 5S5 Q98 j3C '
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CH00-CH00
Rock wood Chocolate
BAG '0 GOLD....
fK.. ! Fleer Rubble Gum Filled JkM,
m STOCKING 29'
Barbara Ann
Chocolates
AtiorUd can'ert coatad with
fich cKocolatal $1 v!u!
Pound
G'ft Box
79'
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Owl HelidoT
CANDIES
Holiday M'x. lb.
P.lli. I 2 on.
Cr..mi ( J, II,,, 12 ,
If -MFk
Cello Bags
Your Choice
35'
v,v v.
sr a
INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED
CANDY CANES
Just the right size for hanging
on the tree, tving on packages.
CELLO BAG
Canes OO'
lor OU
4'.'
STEAM
IRON
Latest Model F 60
Reg. 14.95 llgg
Now al Owl
Reg. 9.95 Compact
TRAVEL
IRON
5 99
CLOCK
RADIO
Reg.
26.95
24
95
Planter's Holiday
NUT PACKS
149
Cocktail Peanuts, De
luxe Mix A Cashews.
Gift box. All for
ELVIS
, :r.s.
latest ELVIS RECORDS
on 78s, 45s 33s
398
Priced
from
GRILL &
WAFFLE IRON
Reg.
19.93
17
88
L Aati. flavor Candies! J " ' -
k 5c Packs 49 yS"; Uatttrcratt or London Tower
t 111 IPST "SsSrV! W&SS - LUAC DKIAKd I
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t W SfjW' I if ji-Sl Unccdditionally quaranl.ad. T ' I
, I 31 I mVjrJtiX -'r Birdseye Briar Pipes A AQ I
! 1 12-01. Boi Rd I Grata I Ef, J In wida vari.ty of ityl.i. Each Iat7
k RIBBON CANDY J W4u&-W l" 3-s,or ,'e,, O AO
IV iUrLiRmnmW Al1 hnd finiihad. Glovad and LA
Pure sugar, AQm MritmSlfjBt boad. Reg. 3.00. Now only
Wl Christinas il Give Him Famous Wm. Penn or v gsestjit
STOCKING 1 Rob't Burns Cigarillos
1 ::j;t!Z r.:.vivr.t: " Mi- 138 1
25c - 39C I Vo" DVl fartactot or " PrfBl
K&l ch.,t..t A White Owl Perfectos
IJ.-ahX. '' JFll o( 4 5 .cVi (or Hi marry. i QF ftTVI
V-B, .TfJ Stuffing for His Xmas Sock- iixSjJJ
J f Chocolate 1 Robert Burns Classics ,S?ZSM
i santa flWRi ".'.d; 2.32
I l g 4 .1. Santa h VJllfcll "tiC
I Xr, b! Yummyt jtrtTTjl For file Family Sonfo Wno Smokes! vjx'
A 49c vil Rob't Burns Panetelas
NtW 6LIMMER
LIGHTS
If One Ones Out
The Others Slav Lit
S.f.115 . ft0
Minjlimpi leO
NEW KLEENEX 3
PAPER NAPKINS L
49c
15"xl5 dinner siir
Buy now for holiday
rntrrtaininc.
25c Boym