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TOVH MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. March 9. 195' $J M 5" I . ' ; Thara's a toft and iaminina look to fashion featured for Spring '52 that can b Man in avarything from naw waut-mppad. arch hippad and soft skirtad suits to drssses dasignad with swaaping skirts, with petticoats banaath to land amphasis to fullness, and closely molded midriffs. Typical of now suits is this one with its tiny, belt cinched waist and gantly arched hiphne, aeentad by a jewelled fob pin. The skirt is slim in line. Of Bellaine worsted wool. A Varden Petites suit. Girl Scout News Hear Talk Girl Scouts of Roosevelt school fifth graders in Troop 13 held the last meeting in the home of their assistant leader, Mrs. F. L Flink. Their leader. Mrs. Robert Bell, introduced Mrs. Eldon Jack son who had just returned from Mexico. She told the girls about many interesting places and showed pictures. The girls enjoyed Mrs. Jack son's talk very much, and she showed them woven baskets, a sombrero, a cactus, silver jew elry, a large silver butterfly and a Mexican shawl. Visit Headquarters At their last meeting Troop 26 of second grade Brownies from Roosevelt school hiked from the school to the scout house where they were shown the workings of the scout office and the various exhibits. Exhibits Included the Australian dolls from Tasmania which interested Boy Scout News Troop No. 2 Members of Boy scout Troop 2 have formed an Explorer crew within the troop and have elect ed officers and committee mem bers for a three-month period. Glen Fabrick is adviser for the group. Any boy over 14 years of age who is interested in join ing the Explorer crew can ob tain further information by call ing Medford 2-5424. them especially. They saw how mimeographing was done, and were shown their names in the scout files. Mrs. Dean Lambert accompan ied the Brownies and their lead er, Mrs. Russell Barnes. Take Hike Mrs. Clifton Friend's troop 75 of fifth and sixth grade Howard school scouts hiked last Satur day to day camp and spent the day. The hike is a requirement of the foot travelers' badge. They enjoyed a sack lunch and made their own dessert. As We Live Trust Is a Part of Lore So Don't Marry Without It (Q) "1 am 17 and in love with a fellow who is 18. He is very jealous. No matter where I go or what . I do, he doesn't trust ma and has told me so: I have bean going with him for three years and wa have broken up three times for this reason. Ha has asked me to accept him back and go on with plans for our wedding. Do you think I should accept him back? C. G. (A) You would be absolutely crazy to marry this boy unless he changes radically. In the first place, you are both too young to con sider such a serious step. Is this boy in a financial position to marry you now? Does he have enough saved up to pay the ex penses of a wedding and the es tablishment of a home? And, even more important, has he enough in reserve to meet any emergency, such as sickness? Even if he is in a financial position to msfrry you now, do you want to marry a person who does not trust you and makes no bones about it? How could you be happy with a person who reminded you constantly that he did not trust you? Jealousy is a hard emotion to live with. You have had a taste of it during your courtship. If the strain of it has been too much for you and has caused you to break up three times, how could you stand the day-in, day-out strain? May Renew Friendship It is quite all right to renew your friendship with this boy if you are fond of him, in spite of his jealousy and his distrust mm Dr. Hurlock I I I IN SAN FRANCISCO hotel rooms 10W COST IUXURV Cholltngt companion Clton Quit Comfortable Control location i t t w control location J HOTEL COMMODORE CRAIG t SMITH. MCt.-OWNE I h Sutter at Jones St 4 I TUX 5244 P Sy IUZABETH HURLOCK. H.D. of you. But, keep it on the friendship basis with no thought whatsoever of marriage. Don't even make the mistake of going steady with him.' Ac- j cept his invitations for dates J when you want to be with- him but renew your friendships with other boys and make new friends. Get back into circula tion and have a good time. Don't Make Same Mistake Later, when you iind othr young men you are fond of, don't make the mistake again of limiting yourself to one who is so jealous of you that he refuses to trust you. If he cannot trust you, he certainly does not love you enough to consider marry ing him. Trust is a part of love and you cannot divorce the two.' Elisabeth Hurlock Is ona of the nations' great psychologists, and she will gladly help you with personal problems. (Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Fort Worth, Tex. (U.R) A half-pound egg nine inches long and seven inches around the mid dle was laid by a White Rock hen owned by the. J. W. Henrys. ...II i how1 in Enjoy Hit fanciest, jui.llfw flh that a war swim inv wen kh i Euy on the budget easy to prepare I I f PI Choice af LJf Famous Chefs! This tempting variety to choose from! FILLET OF SOLI HALIBUT FI'lETS e SILVER SALMON FILLETS e CHUM SALMON FILLETS e PACIFIC COS FILLETS e FILLET OF HADBOCK 99 Now Make a "Date TO COME TO MEDFORD FOR (IDIPffiMIIMCG TTw MIire DDays jTIKIIIIDOT . and SATOIEIIDM . . . And that's your cut for excited plan ning of a fashionable wardrobe ... a new hair-do ... a garden-gay ... a fresh home decor! It's a time for dreaming, and for doing ... so come to Medford Thursday, Friday and Saturday! Medford's stores and shops will DRESS UP with the newest of the new ... you'll discover dozens of delight ful ways to make the promise of Spring come true! See the . . . KIWANIS KAPERS March 7-8 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Exceptional values. Medford's 1952 Spring Opening is a TIME FOR VALUES as well as an oppor tunity to preview the sea son's newest, finest Spring-' time merchandise! Published In Cooperation with Medford Retail Merchants by the . . . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE t )wf ON 2 PKGS. NEW VIIEATIES WITH BOBmiERCofjpoa in auica ta issue pFg aaeAzwi 2 PKGS. 8 OZ. WHEATIES 6Zc LESS COUPON WORTH YOU PAY 17c 1202 N. Riverside Phone 2-2984 AWFUL GOOD STUFF TO EAT EVERBEST 14 oz. JAR Apricot Blackberry Cherry Grape Plum Pineapple Only HgDc MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT 2 ounces LARGE 40 OUNCE sen 3i)C NALLEY'S LUMBERJACK SwtsAime KRISPY) CBACKEOS M RAKY-TWN 1 lb. 29c 2 lb. 49c am 3 lbs. RIPE, JUICY Srspf mitt each POTATOES W ' f J I CRISP, FIRM bunch 1 It GOLDEN RIPE aiaiM)s,i,1 Serve the Best and Save With San Phone kim& li z-944 VEAL SITE AGS m. imi ib. 7c CUT U P PAM READY lb. New Hampshire Reds STEWING EL MORRELL'S LEAN STREAKED ANY SIZE PIECE pieRiifis 27flb.net weight PORTLAND ROSE BRAND lb. 2)c Cured Unsmok'ed Taste the Difference "3fe 3
