returned here from Portland.
They expect to make their home
in Medford where Jack will be
employed. '
T. 1 Z. Smith and daughter,
Bonita, are visiting In Spring
field, Ore., with Mr. Smith's
daughters, Mrs. Mildred Swin
dler and Mrs. Lucille Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor
of Palm Springs, Calif., and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Simpson of Hoi
lister, Calif., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Fiene.
Joe Lewis made a business
trip to San Francisco the lat
ter part of the week for Pacific
Portland Cement Co.
British Women Lose
Hair As Result Of '
Shock From Raids
finding great difficulty In keep
ing their hair.
As a result, there Is a boom in
the sale of wigs, toupees and
artificial curls to women and
girls whose hair is falling out
due to shock caused by the V
bombs and the earlier blitzes on
England. ' All the leading wig-
Sunday, July 1, 1943
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVtK
makers have had their stocks
booked up until the end of the
year, and a well-known London
6tore is refusing any more ord
ers this year. Priority is being
given to genuine V-bomb victims
in preference to women who
wear wigs Just for vanity.
A doctor stated that the medi
cal profession does not know the
reason why people lose their
hair through shock, but in most
cases only women are affected.
Um Mall Trlbuna Want Ada
FIGHTS FASCISTS
London, (U.R) Although they
keep their heads under air at
tack, some British women are
Seattle, June SO (U.R) Exe
cutive Board of the International
Stngshoremen's and Warehouse
men's Union International
wound up sessions here today.
following earlier reaffirmation
of their no-strike pledge with
condemnation of "flank attacks
against Russia by U. S. Fascists
a.
seeking to destroy democracy m
the United States."
Under chairmanship of ILWU
President Harry Bridges, San
ft'.'
Francisco, the board's resolution
ooo
after a three weeks' visit with
relatives in Springfield, Ore.
Stanley Robbins, radioman
2c, aircraft carrier, is home on
lea,ve,' visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Robbins and
family and his sister, Mrs. Du
ane Hutchins and family.
Lt. Jack Martin and wife have
nrvsv, TN J "vx rvN r-xn
stated Intention or "cementing
relationship with 27,000,000 or
ganized Russian workers through
the World Federation of Trade
Unions.
Riviera
Riviera, June 30 Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Newell and children,
Rex and Sandra of Salem and
Mrs. Rowland Miller and son,
Gary of Portland left for their
homes June 22, after a week's
visit at the home oi Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lieven and
daughters, Barbara and Shirley
and Mrs. Meade Gale of San
Francisco are visiting at the
Glenn Chase and Arthur Smith
homes. They left for the bay city
June 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Garrison
and daughter of Hermiston,
spent several days last week
with Mr. Garrison's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Garri
son. Kenneth Ward and wife spent
June 27 visiting his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Biles.
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Run
yard are making their home with
Mr. Runyard's mother, Mrs. Ce
lia Runyard, until they build on
their property on Miller's gulch.
Mrs. Howard Hill expects to
leave soon for the south, to join
Mr. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barnes
and daughter, Loretta, who spent
the past winter in Phoenix,
Ariz., arrived home June 22.
Otto Fuhrman, who spent the
past month visiting friends and
relatives in southern California,
returned to his home here the
first of the week.
. . Gold Hill '
Gold Hill, June 30 Leroy
Carter AS, V-12, left Wednes
day for Ames, Iowa, where he
is attending school, after a five
day leave spent with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter.
Miss Leona Holderness, who
Just completed her 'freshman
year at U.C.L.A., in Los Ange
les, is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Holderness.
Mr. and' Mrs. George Tulare
are entertaining Mrs. Hugh L.
Crowley and daughter of Port
land. Mrs. Ruth Lewis Is taking a
two weeks' vacation from her
duties at the Gold Hill Auto
Park. Mrs. Mildred Newnham
is taking her place.
George Boye, AS, who is at
tending school in Utah, has been
visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Boye and family.
Dick Robinson underwent an
emergency appendectomy June
24. He is at the Josephine Gen
eral hospital in Grants Pass.
Mrs. Mabel Johnson of Wat
onville, Calif., and Roy Kenas
ton of Oakland, Calif., were
called here by the serious illness
and death of their father, R. L.
Kenaston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chisholm
and daughter, Betty Jean of
Seattle, came Tuesday for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Gloria Kilgore returned
to her home here Tuesday after
a visit with relatives in Port
land, and friends in Seattle.
Mrs. Eff ie Counce visited ove1
the week-end with relatives in
Crescent City, Calif.
Lt. Wallace Iverson of Will
Rogers field arrived home Wed
nesday to visit his mother, Mrs.
C. L. Dusenberry and family.
Leroy Dungey is home, hav
ing been discharged from the
army, and says it feels good to
be a civilian again.
Miss Nadean Swindler return
ed to her home here Wednesday
BEAUTY SCHOOL
SPECIALS
Permanent Wave
$3.00 $4.00
$5.00 ?G.OO
$8.00 $10.00
COLD WAVE
$10.
Shampoo 50 d and
Hair Style 50?
BEDFORD SCHOOL
BEAUTY "CULTURE
235 E. Main
fe.-,
rjii'i' Twlll-tex
fS? Softball
IBl CP29c
Sturdy Twill-Tex material In color
choice' of Royal Blu, Scarlet,
Green. Sizes 6 to 7 Vi. ,
Northern
Birch
Arrows
20e
Beginners' or practice arrow. 24
Inch and 26 inch lengths;
Cedar Self-Arrows . . ,33c ea.
Official
Night Ball
Kapok Cor
OJJicjal
1.35
100 annealed kapok cork
Tough, white cowhide cover t t
flat seaml Official 1 2 Inch size.
Navy-fypo
10-pound
Boat Anchor
M
2.65
Galvanized Ma lleablelron. large
flukes give great holding power.
Swivel Shank. Alsol 5. 20-11). sizes.
WILLSONITEI
eCOOL-RAYI -
AIR-CORI
WILLSONITC
SPORT STYLE GLASSES
Streamline sport model with
plastic frame. Case Ind.
79
Meniscus drop-eye style with
flesh colored plastie frame.
Case Included
95
Meniscus (port In cool, smart
looking sage green lenses s 1 1
metal hinge. Case Included...;
SUPER-SOLAREX
SPORT GLASSES
230
Streamline-style glosses with
twilight-blue lenses. Case Ind.
Heavy
Polishing
Cloth
29c
60 sq. ft. of highly absorbent
Rympleclothl Will not tcratehl
Treated Polishing Cloth . . 21c
S.al.d
Headlight unit same as original
equipment) Reflector sealed to
lensi dirt, moisture proof.
Duplicator
Car
Touch-up
35.
True-match colon for oli popular
cars. Inexpensive, easy way to
keep up cor-appearance.
mm
archery seis!
v c
Bon Pearson
FOR ADULTS
695
5Vj ft. lemonwood bow ; m
tlx 26 Cedar arrows. . . plus
arm guard . finger tab 1 1
and paper target face.
FOR YOUTHS
Made by 095
Ben Pearson -J
5 ft. hand finished hickory
bowj four 24 birch arrows)
leather arm guard) finger
tab; and paper target face.
Child's 8-Pc. Archery
Set 1.95
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1.98
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SUPPORT OR WINDOWSILL
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your flag from your porch or window. Wards comp'ete outfit In
cludes 3'x5' cotton flag ... 6' pole . ; . rope . . . and holder. Many
other quality flags to choose from. Buy yours today!
Brightly Colored Silk Flag, 7'jxl0 10a
Fly Line "C" 25 yd.. 49c
Eagle Claw Hookt 35a
(Cord 6)
Canvas Creel 1.79
Single Eggi 12c
B.V. Spinners, 3 & 4..25c
Fly Booki 98e
EXTRA SPECIAL
Fly Reels 4.39
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License At Wards
36x85" SLEEPING
BAG 22.45
Water-Rerellent O.D. Twill
covering. 100 all wool.
Full length slide fastener.
High Quality SUN FAST
COTTON FLAGS 1.49
Strong, lightweight flags.
Canvas heading) extra
Stitching. 3 x5'.
2 x3' 98c 4'xS'i 1.98
S'xS't 2.98
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ad with ony purchase (or group of purchases) totaling $10 or more,
MANY OTHER VALUES . . . shop m our catalog department for
aoeedy service on many lines of merchandise not in our store stocks.
THAT'S WHY WI SAY...
MILES-OF-SAFETY
ON RIVERSIDES
1 1 lA.
Today : : ! Riversides are even-stronger : : : than our pre
war Riversides I Every ply is stronger because each corcf it
stronger to begin with; then each cord is chemically
strengthened to make it stay stronger longer! Next, the
cords are immersed in a "bonding" solution which "welds",
them together. Finally, the cords are imbedded between two
layers of rubber before vulcanizing.' THE RESULT: A
Riverside ply : : ; a 12 stronger plyl It's plies of this
built-in strength that insure your getting More Miles-ofr
Safety on Riversides 1
'SPIKE TEST" proves
RIVERSIDES' 12
stronger plies give
greater blowout
protection!
In this test, a big sfeel spike Is
"shot" into the spinning tire like a
projectile! Notice how It actually
"buries" itself in the lire. Yet .. . no
blowout, not the sllghest damagel (
Size
4.755.00-19 .
I395 Federal Tax Extra
.Tiro I Sire Tire
$10.40 6.00-16 $13.95
10.45 6.256.50-16 16.95
11.65 7.00-15 18.75
12.80 7.00-16 19.20
USE WARDS TIME PAYMENT . PLANI
100 PURE PARAFFIN BASE!
For Can, Trucks, Tractors
plus Fad. tax
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from costly paraffin-base crudas! Triple-filtered, double-dewaxed! Free
flowing, long-lasting! Bring all your containers to Wards 1 1 get EXTRA
savings at this low price!, Sale ends Saturday!
HEAVY DUTY
TIRE PUMP
1.86
Strong; well-made tiro pumpl
Bate, cap, handle heavily ribbed
otuminum Casting. 24-inch rubber
hose. Built-in check valvo elimi
nates back pressure saves time
effort. Buy nowl
31' i
STRIPED WOOD
FRAME SUIT CASE
Tax Included
21-inch
2.99
Paper covered 3-p!y wood
frame suit case for men. Strong
metal lock and fastener. Set of
keys Included. Sturdy construe
tion. Buy all your luggage needs
at Wards and Save I
CHAMPION TENNIS
RACKET 6.39
Well balanced, 7-ply laminated
oih framej top groin l.crher grip;
strung with good oualltv allku
Thermos
Vacuum
Bottle
1.09
SALEI "STANDARD"
SPARK PLUGS 27
Sov. moneyl Savegasl Long-life
electrode, leokproof copper gasket.
Pint six.. Keeps liquids hot for
24 hours. i. cold up fo 72 hoursi
Cop serves as a cup.
Boat
Oars
7
DURABLE 15x30 INCH
3.19
Straight grained. Hardwood oars
for longer wear. 6 ft, long.
CHAMOIS SKIN, 97
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Johnson's "Cornu"....pt. SH
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