Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 25, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSOLDIERS TO BE ENTERTAINED BY CRATERIAN ACTS The soldiers at the station hos pital, Camp White, will be en tertained early this evening by the vaudeville performers ap pearing at the Craterian theatre for the last times tonight. In keeping with the traditions of show business, when it was first suggested to the various acts that the boys would ap preciate their entertaining the soldiers who are unable to at I lit, V'W V ! 'ffflJffftHWffii"' TA vm , -hi I a vr" OH"' J WAJ TIMELY VALUES T W,EAr ' 1 f TSSS& r"""" ' "TT'XS"- L in" .'1 - r 1 'Bursts" i k ; tf u"VSrtwt- v '.?..'. I.( ffmsfe-Ar, i f(x raA ? ,--K. ht i c-'fM I 'jit mmmJ SfxA n r " ' fVcc)' BE SURE TO SEE THESE V WARD WIEK COAT VALUES These exceptional bargains are news all over town I For there's a coat for everyone at Wards ... at a price that hardly seems pos sible. ALL WOOL suedes, AIL WOOL knit fleeces, cotton backed for extra long we.ar. Also wool-and-rayon combinations. In chester fields, boy coats, flanga fronts, fitted coats ... all In brilliant and dark shades. Sizes up to 441 Don't miss theml i t4srj' GOOD QUALITY STUFFED TOYS 1 Q FOR V.?n TSTS . . . ONLY Cute little dogs, lambs, horses that will delight any youngsterl Ma terials, Inside and out, are of good quality! All seams are care fully, firmly slitilied . . feature rarely found in toys at this low price these days. Each in choice of colorful percale prints stuffed with soft cotton and finished with stenciled features. Shop Words for the best toy values In townl Wards Gauze z Ltaneri ri Durable white gauze that dries to mcrvelou$ly qu':V!yl Scnttory packed. Big 20x40" size. Boys' Cotton St Kr"' sPort Shirts Smooth, sturdy mercerized cottons in cheerful alternat ing horizontal stripes. tend the theatre, every member Of the trOUDS enthncisictiollv agreed and the G.I.s in the hos- piiai win get exactly the same show, phis, as Is being thown t the theatre. Bobbe Gram, whose vocalis ing is one of the hits of the show, will "give out" with spec ial numbers in addition to the ones she usually does; Frank Dubord will pound out the boogie-woogie; Whltehouse & White will do their show-stopping balancing act; the Towne Sisters will add grace and charm with their dancing; the Three Gay Blades are sure to "hit the spot" with their harmonizing; and GenrffA ITwflM mn hl nal will round out the program with meir clever ventriloquist act. overseas duty himself and has a personal feeling about any - f t Reduced! Washable Wall Painl 028 "Thins" with wuterj rolli-on easDyl Dries In 40 minuieij no odor! 1 ccot coveril Save! Quart 69o Norm Finer Made! Now Cut-Prlcedl 298 Tests prove Super hWei befftr, poet farther ond foifi Conger than eny other houve point model m and all G.I.s particularly those who might be confined in hos pitals. The troupe will leave Medford at 6 o'clock this evening and re turn in time for their first show at the theatre at 8:13,' Gypsy Prince Has Flowery Funeral Portland, Ore., Oct. 25 (U.P.) The body of Sam Ristlc, prince of the Portland gypsy empire, was laid to rest today during one of the most flowery funerals In the history of the colony. At the wake, held last night In Ristic's storeroom apartment, the floral tributes took up all the space not occupied by the ISO mourners and Cornelius Tonseth, florist who filled the orders, estimated that $2000 worth had been provided. NEW HANDBAGS! EVERY ONE WITH A ZIPPER Fffewra, And every one Is a Ward Week value! Come In and see theml You'll find the styles you want ... the colors you want ... the simu lated leathers you wontl Envelopes, pouches, top handles and cov ered metal fromeil Wonderful simulated alligators, moroccos, calfs end saddle leathers! All of them with a zipper either inside or outl Don't misi them at Montgomery Wardl kin fwm ' WARDS FAMOUS fflOl BAND OVERALLS 1.30 Ward Wcsk value leaden! Sao torlnd blue denim "stand-bys" for tough, workday wearl Strong ly sewn seams, bar-tacked, metal riveted! Oula Queen Boards 1.25 Exciting game for two'; 1 1 young or old! Mysterious "spells out enswers" to all auestlonsl Non-twlsl Iron Cord 139 8 feet long with a swivel rod te damp on Ironing board. Old cord must be brought In. m t L FRIDAY EVENING Talent, Oct. 25 The Talent high school annual carnival will be held in the gymnasium Fri day, October 27, The program which begins promptly at 8 p. m.Svill Include band numbers, skits, and crown ing of the carnival queen. Can didates for this year's queen are; freshman, Joyce Newton; sophomore, Gens Knapp; junior, WARD WEEK FEATURES I ROCKFORD WORK SOCKS I9 Fr. Strong cotton In the medium heavy weight you like! ComfortabU seamless feel, legit Non-bind, ravel-proof, rib-knit tops. Sizes 10, 11, 12 and 13. Scwntiflcally designed beam con troll Duitproof, moistureproof. Get o let for lately, today! Porcelain Covert Reduced! Mgk I4 Glared while finish. Fine for damp locations. They'r shock proof I Burl! for wall switch control. dr i kW$M "344 Bonnie Taylor; tenter, Natalie Hayes. Immediately following the program the games will be open ed for the public. A good selec tion of valuable rewards have been secured this year for the baseball throw, doll rack, hoopla-la, pin game and others. Oklahoma Removed From Navy Service Pearl Harbor, Oct. 25 U.R Adm. Chester W. Nimiti today announced that the 28-year-old, 29,000-ton battleship Oklahoma, sunk by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor and later salvaged and righted, has been da -commissioned and removed from naval service. Battered by Japanese bombs and torpedoes on the morning of December 7, 1941, the Okla I 1 - FOR WARD WEEK! STARDUST RAYON Ward Week's your chance to buy these lovely, low-priced slipsl They're made of Stardust rayon crepe a fabric that's famous the country over for long wear and good looks! You'll like their sleek four-gore cut, and their molded bosom. You'll like the extra wear you get from their double-stitched seams. Wide size rangei 32 to 44 In an attractive shade of tearose. MEN'S WARM NAVY BLUI MELTON JACKETS 4.98 All wool at this low Ward Week price! Heavy 32 or. ackets tail ored of sturdy Melton cloth, with leather elbow patches for longer weorl Hacksaw Blades Reducedl Tungsten steel for toughness . .1 heat treated for flexibility! 10 Inch blodes at a sale pricel 'fA Common ? LI !l - nuns Cut Prlcedl Well-made, eosy-drMng nails ol ale price. Your choice of 8, 1 4, Of 20-pnny slits. Stock up nowl homa turned over and all but submerged. She was righted and dry docked in a brilliant engineer ing achievement, concluded De cember 28, 1943. Restriction Lifted In Fishing Tackle Washington, Oct. 25 (U.W The war production board has authorized limited production of fishing rods, reels and other types of non-commercial tackle and has lifted restrictions limit- BEST PHOTOS REASONABLE PRICES E. HAYDEN JONES PHOTO STUDIO PHONE 5384 607 W. 2nd Pbont onmb.i under nani Mn Fred lull SLIPS OF CREPE 1.29 lit mm 'I I J MEN'S WARM 100 WOOl WORSTED SWEATERS 4.9a Outstanding Ward Week valuesl Heavyweight wool worsteds ex. ceptlonally long-wearlngi Doubfi thick elbows, roomy patch pock, ets. Coat stvle for comfort Steel Pliers Reducedl Tough steel 1 1 1 adjustable slip (olnt . i , ruit-reilstlng flnlshl Get a pair at this low sale pricel Electrle Fuses Reducedl 4e Clear-top fuses In 15, 20, 25, or 30 omp.re sires. Don't wait for the llahts to qo out . t . buy nowl 111 m Wednesday. Oct. 25. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIYB ing the manufacture of fish hooks. WPB said the action "will not only help to supply returning servicemen with fishing tackle, but, to a limited extent, will also enable civilians to augment TO LOAN! On JEWELRY. CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTHU MENTS. Used and unre deemed Jewelry at grtat sev'ngs PEOPLES LOAN CO. 22914 E. Main Street State License P 137 an WARDS FAMOUS SPUN-LO KNIT RAYON SLIPS If you're looking for really good slips, at a price that's easy on your budget, you'll find them here during Ward Weekl They're made of Spun-Lo knitted rayon known for longer wear, remarkable run-reslstancel They're expertly designed with a four gore skirt and a doubly-reinforced bust section. Their adjustable shoulder straDS are extra strona. Sizes 32 to 44i ORGANDY PRISCILLAS THAT WILL STAY CRISP . . , VoluelThls sheer, closely woven orgpndy,of the fine quality yams, has been specially treated to retain Its freshness . . , Makes these billowy prlscillas stay celery-crisp even after a dozen washing! without starchlngl And they're beautifully finished . . .edged with frothy 6-Inch French headed rufflesl 82 Inches wldex2V4 yards lonav Speclall 8 Casseroles A 8 Cork Mattl 3M 88c 8 Individual Fire-King oven proof casseroles and 6 cork mats to protect your tablel Washable Gay Fiber Basket .69' At Wards you'll find a grand col lection of sturdy baskets In a va riety of cheerful patternsl m IS their family food supply with fish." On Mall Trtoune Want Ads. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulslon relieves promptly be 'ise It Roes rltrht to the seat of th trouble to help loosen and expel lerm laden phlegm, and aid nature 0 soothe and heal raw, tender, ln lamed bronchial muooua mem oranda. Tell your druggist to sell you bot tle of Oreomulalon with the un--lorstandlng you must like the way it "Ulckly allays the cough or you are o have your money back. CREOMULSION -irCouuhi Chest Coldt. Bronchitis Am 4.98 I Save on Tumblers! Reducedl 9-os. capacity! Strong clear glassi piactlcal (and durable) everyday tumblers! Save now. Finest Wax Now ,57c Self-pollshlngl Equals most fa mous and costliest! Contains durable Cornauba wax! Save! m mm Pv-ffir-tVV.'J Reducedl It r a 'piiiewyii. . ft-' U-'MUm-f ii i i w in sp i si mii tii 'i i mi Wi ei is p i vs.wwe;i,ii ill )pl)( i iiiii ii i i i -rnif1iiTfTi'iiiiii"'l7' iirif'4- , i - "