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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1942 PAGE FIVE Foots Creek Foots Creek, Sept. 22 (Spl.) Attending the basket dinner given by the Sewing club Sep- ' tember 20. at the Foots Creek Store, were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolton, daughters Leona and Norma, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pontz, son Alfred, Mr. and Mrs. Vencil Cerveny. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dail Ayrlene, Jessie and Cletis Daily, Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lance, Mrs. Lee Kile, James, Byron, Pat and Jean Kile, Mrs. R. L. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jack P'fk ard, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, Sr., Mr. and Mr. ....iur t....,a. Shirley and Rolland Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Biles, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chase and Mrs. Chase's sister, Mrs. Gale of San Francisco, Mrs. Dale Hig ginbotham, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barnes and daughter Lor, Mrs. 0m. cliin Jeep j) f) in fur! CG TRIMMED WITH FOX, OUTSTANDING FUR OF THE YEAR! 48 LOVELY CASUALS AND DRESSY STYLES AT ONLY 29.8 Norwegian blue-dyed Red Foxl Ruby dyed Red Foxl Natural Red Foxl all hand-picked, all bought months ago. Sea these lovely light furs on a back ground of rich blue, brown or black needlepoint, against fine crepey fab rics. Timeless styling, fine details. 1 2-20, Want a dressy coat? We've needle point brimming with such furs as Skunk dyed Opossum, Wolf, American Grey Fox or Red Foxl A stunning casual? See the wonderful plaids, tweeds, fleeces heaped with tawny Wolf or Raccoon many all wool! Sizes 1 2 to 44. 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 3930 ' Dale Higginbotham, Mrs. Free off. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, daughters Joy and Jackie, and son Jimmie, Private Young of the Army Medical Corps, and James Carbienes of Medford. The club wishes to thank Mr. and Mrs. Pickard for so kindly letting them use their yard and stove. The club will not meet September 23. The date of next meeting will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weaver spent September 20 with their son Crawford Weaver and fam ily at New Hope. Lester Boling ard daughters Bcty and Alice o! near Grants Pass called on Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lance Saturday, Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kile and family had as guests last week Mrs. Kile's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Townsend, of Osage, Wyo. A U. S. navy battleship cook bakes 260 pies a day. ; I'M I Aw Vv. ! h fm. m IMP- ma TALL? AVERAGE? SHORT? i 3-lengtli slips WILL FIT YOU BETTER! 1. - Wards don't expect all women who wear Six 34, for Instance, to be the same helghtl No soma ore tall, some short, some average. Wards know, too, that the "short 34" girl Isn't pro portioned' as me "tall 34." Her dips should have 0 higher waist and hips and mat's exactly what shell get In a Ward 3-length Beautislip for they're proportioned in bust, waisf, and nips as well as in length. Beautifully made, too, with rip-proof seams, double fabric front and back yokes for long wearl In finest quality crepe back satin. Ask for a 3-lengrh Beoutislipi ISTM"SJ T3S& 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 1I30 WW m lip sate far. t! ' t f TV sfTf K 111 SAVE UP TO 20 ON WARDS EVERYDAY LOW PRICES IN THIS EVENT! SALE! GIRLS' COTTON DRESSES, NOW . 66c Save on cunning little washable cottons in pretty Erints and solid colors! izes 1 to 6x. CHILDS' 69c SLEEPERS REDUCED TO 57c Full-cut sleepers In heavy rib knit cotton, in warm cotton flannell Pink, blue. 2 to 6. PACKAGE of 6 DIAPERS REGULARLY 89c 74c Heavy, extra absorbent diapers, hemmed and ready for use! Sanitary-packed! Size 27"x27". 1.29 CHENILLE SPRDS. AMAZING AT 1.09 Easy to launder. 99 shrinkproof, no ironing! 42"x86" OUR 1.98 GAUZE DIA PERS REDUCED TO 1.84 Lightweight,, soft, absorb ent. Package of 12. Sensa tional buyl Infants' 79c CREEPERS NOW FOR ONLY 67c Exquisitely made of fine cotton broadcloth. Sizes 6 mos.-2 yrs. INFANTS', TOTS' ANK LETS, Usually 15c 13c Fine rayon plaited over cotton. Fast colors. Sizes 4V4-6Vi. GIRLS' SLACKS IN CORDUROY 3.98 Sensational buysl Warm, durable. Fall colors. Sizes 8-16. INFANTS' 79e SWEATERS 74c Hand - embroidered new wool In pink or blue. Sizes 1 to 3. ! N Limit J TImm Bargains SALE! ASSORTED 15c ANKLETS 13c Pick from gay blazer stripes, novelty stitches, neat ribs! All colorsl In fine cotton. SALE! Wrappers, Gowns, Gertrude, Each 30c All In warm cotton flannell White with assorted appli ques, pink or blue shell stitching! Savel INFANTS' 35c COTTON SHIRTS, NOW 29 Quality cotton, rayon-strip-' ed for wearl Four styles: with long or short sleeved Values! Well gladly sell you all the U. & War Stamps you want . . . and then we will try to sell you more. War Stamps are our biggest bargainsl Each en is a share In America's future and a sound Investment for your money. INFANTS' 1.69 BOOTEE SETS, NOW 1.59 Coat, bonnet and bootees in soft brushed wool and rayon, pink or blue! Gilt-boxed! 25c PLAID RECEIVING BLANKETS, NOW 17c Highly absorbent cotton, fast color, with stitched edges! White with pink or blue. 26"x34", SALE! 89e BOBBY SUITS REDUCED TO 77c Well-tailored suits. In good quality cotton! Matching or contrasting colors! S to S. Cotton Plaid BLANKETS SPECIAL AT 41c Highly absorbent. Fast col or. Wrap-around type. Save now! Jacquard CRIB BLANKET A VALUE AT 79c Fast color China cotton with sateen bound edges. J6"x50". SALE! 59c KNIT SHIRTS, SHORTS 52c Suspender shorts with striped shirts in knit cot ton! Save on each piece; assemble a sett 2-6. SALE! LITTLE GIRLS' PLAYSUITS 59c Pretty 1 -piece suits In fin cotton chambray or poplinl Drop seat, button back. Sizes 2 to 6. SALE! TODDLERS' SUITS REDUCED TO . 7c Well-tailored, full-cut suits In sturdy broadcloth and poplinl Many sty leal Sizes 1-2-3. .117 SOUTH CENTRAL. TELEPHONE MM
