'Agreement Seen
In Bakers Strike
Portland (U.R) An AFL bak
ers union official hinted Tuesday
that agreement was possible this
week ending the union's five-week-old
strike. .
John Leffelman, business agent
for the union, told the Portland
Central Labor council that sev
eral meetings have been held
with representatives ' of the
struck wholesale bakeries. An
other meeting was set for Tues
day. "If things keep going all right,
possibly we may be able to settle
something this week," he said.
Meanwhile, AFL mailers re
ported they have reached a stale
mate with the management of
the Oregon Journal and the Ore
gonian after six months of nego
tiation. No further meetings have
been scheduled, the union .re
ported. No action was requested
of the labor council.
To kiss the Blarney Stone, it
has been necessary in the past
to lean perilously over a high
wall head down. The new hole
made In the floor of the castle
TO VISIT Bob Garred,
above, a newscaster for the
American Broadcasting 'com
pany, will be a Medford visitor
Wednesday. While here he will
be a guest of Jimmy Dunlevy,
manager of ABC station KYJC,
over which his news broadcasts
are heard regularly. Garred is a
native of Walla Walla, Wash.,
and has worked on radio sta
tions throughout the northwest.
Recently he was named the
west's best radio news reporter
by the California Press Institute,
composed of newspapermen, ra
dio executives and educators.
now enables one to kiss the fa
mous stone and gain its magic
safely inside the battlement.
4-H and FFA Boys May;
I AIM Boklf CI)ImLIa I
juiii uiii juauiuie
Jackson county 4-H and FFA
boys are eligible for the 10th
Annual Rogue River roundup
calf scramble, according to R.
H. Cate Jr.
Before entry, certification by
a county agent is required for
4-H contestants and by an FFA
instructor for FFA contestants.
To be eligible, contestans must
be 18 to 20 years of age, and
must submit all applications to
Cate at the county court house
by June 10.
Awards will be $20 cash, to be
applied on a 4-H or FFA pro
ject. The contest, which consists of
catching a calf and leading it to
the judges circle within the time
allotted, will begin Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock, June 14.
Livestock, Crops "
Tour Planned Soon
The annual Southern Oregon
Livestock and Crops tour will
be held in Klamath county June
30 and July 1 and 2, according
to R. H. Cate Jr., county exten
tion agent in 4-H work.
Members from Jackson coun
ty 4-H club groups, members or
Turnout at Funeral
Disappoints 'Corpse'
Burlington. Colo. U.R)
Jim Gernhart, 76, the nation's
liveliest "corpse" was pretty
disappointed Monday over the
poor turnout at his second fun
eral. Only about 100 people turned
up to observe his annual "pass
ing" Sunday, compared with
1,20(J the year before when he
first held his own funeral with
a $4,000 casket, a preacher im
ported from Kansas, and all the
trimmings.
The caske't, the preacher, the
recorded religious music, and
the "corpse" himself acting as
usher, master of ceremonies and
chief mourner all were on hand
again Sunday, but only a few
friends and a smattering of cur
iosity seekers showed up.
"I'll do- .. something real
spectacular for next year's ser
vices," Gernhart said. ,
Tuesday, June 10, 1331
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
leaders planning to attend will
need to bring their own bedroll
and a sack lunch for the first
day's meal, the agent noted.
Transportation should be ar
ranged by the member's them
selves, he added, with a cara
van leaving the courthouse at
.7 a.m., June 30. Cost per mem
ber will be $3.
117 S. Central
Medford
OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT TILL 9
Phone 2-6241
WARDS JUNE SALE PRICES CUT
SALE WARDS HEALTHGARDS
Ban roar ehele 2 for 88c All ma'$ tin
I
Styled for maximum comfort from sturdy fabrics. Yoke
Front or Boxer Shorts In Sanforized cotton broadcloth;
max. shrinkage 1. Expertly tailored Speed,Shorfs;
Flat-Knit T-Shirts and Combed Cotton Athletic Shirt i
WARDS JUNE SALE
84c pr."
3pr. 94c
3pr.'l
84c
98c 60 GAUGE NYLONS
Carol Brent, dark sr regular seams.
CUSHION FOOT SOCKS
Reg. 3 pr. $1. terry-cloth lined. lOVi-13.
REG. 38c ACETATE BRIEFS
Run-proof tricot, full-cut. Misses'. .
$1 JOAN BROWNE BRAS
3 popular cotton styles, all sizes.
1.69 COTTON PETTICOATS
Sanforized. Lavish eyelet trims, white. S.M.L.
1.59 COTTON SHORTS
Bright-color tattersall prints for 7-14. .
59c KNIT T-SHIRTS
Soft cotton in varied stripes for 3 to 6X.
2.98 COTTON SKIRTS
Smart, colorful, washable. Misses' sizes
1.48
1.37
47c
2.67
f I it
dii uU V- -a
MEN'S BETTER WORK SHIRTS
1.43
Reg. 1.69
' All mtn'i sfxef
Wards Pioneer brand. Sturdy, long-wearing cham
bray with double elbows, double shoulder yoke and
full-length tails. Non-rip sleeve facings. Sanforized
for lasting good At. Buy now and save at this price.
rymir-t ri
"RHYTHM" BATH TOWEL
.
Reg. 1.09 94c Big 22x44"
Here's Cannon fine quality In a lovely ensemble
of classic simplicity. Ripple-texture jacquard de
sign woven of thick cotton terry. 5 decorator
shades.
55c Face Towel 47c 29c Washcloth 24c
WARDS JUNE SALE
79c RAYON BEMBERG
Sheer, lightweight, colorful prints. 39",
4.98 CHENILLE SPREAD
Extra wide. Pinpoint cotton chenille.
3.98 WING STEP CASUALS
Foam-rubber cushion. 4-9
1.98 NEW PLAYSUITS
2-pc embossed cottons, eyelet trim. 7-14,
1.98 SPORT SHIRTS
Sanforized, cotton plisst.
79c MEN'S T-SHIRTS
Flat-knit combed cotton. Cut long.
1.98 TRIMMED GOWNS
Pre-shrunk cotton crinkle crepe.
39c PERCALE, 80-SQ.
Washfast cotton prints. Bright colors. 36",
67c yd.
4.48
3.66
1.77
1.84
68c,
1.68
33c yd.
117 S. Central
Medford
5m?
OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M.
Phone 2-6241
JUNE
SALE
0 Lawn and
Garden Needs
STORE HOURS
9:00 A.M. TILL 5:30 P.M. ''
WEDNESDAYS 9:30 TO 9 P.M.
19.95 HAND LAWN MOWER
ito 1 7.88
Reduced I
16-lnl sal
Economy-priced Mower with quality features. My
' enclosed gears prevent clogging by dirt, grass cut
tings. Self-adjusting ball bearings in cutting reel
Semi-pneumatic rubber tires. Cast-iron frame. .
REGULAR 1.29
GRASS SHEAR
1.12
"Squeeze Grip" Shears
cut grass quickly, neatly.
Keen-edged blades rlv-
eted to steel handles.
Sturdy wire spring.
2.19 SPINNER
SPRINKLER
1.88
Six separate streams
of water form a gentle,
even spray. Aluminum
spinner, steel base;
Covers 30-ft. diameter;
5.49 TWO-ARM
SPRINKLER
4.97
Adjust nozzles for type
and length of spray over
45-ft. dlam. area. Brass
tubing arms on brass
bearings. Steel base.
REGULAR 4.69
FLOODLIGHT
3.99
Adjustable to any angle;
Weatherproof cast alu
minum holder with 150
W GE Floodlight Bulb.
Ul appr. Fully wired.
Cm v
5.95 PLASTIC
HOSE 50 FT.
4.99
5-yr. guar. 13 welghtt
of rubber hose, takes 7
times ordinary city ,
water pressure.
8.29 Hose-75' . . 7.44
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7.45 TRANS.
PLASTIC
6.66
50 feet of tough, trans
parent, plastic hose.
Built to withstand 8
times city water -pressure.
Guar. 8 yrs.
Reg. 10.45 75 foot Igth.
8.88
108 POWER LAWN MOWER
fledueedfo 97.88 W 'orf
Master (Wards Best) Quality. Preclsion-ooted for!
j long service. Fingertip control all you do Is guide IU
1 4-cycle engine 1.1 HP at 3200 RPM. Self-adjusting
ball bearings in cutting reel. Fully enclosed gears. ;
REG. 116.50 ROTARY MOWER
104.88
20-ln. cut
Single rotating flat steel blade cuts closest turf,
tallest weeds. Cuttings are finely pulverized, need
no raking. 1 .9 HP 4-cycle gas engine, automatic gov
ernor. Aluminum frame, semi-pneumatic rubber tires;
Wtil nm v mar if'
v . tui. ii .Wj '
1' ?lWlUil ' ) I
3.29 black rubber hose
Bducd to 2.97
5-year guarantee. Completely vulcaninzed 3
layer construction gives greater strength and
flexibility. Withstands 7 times ordinary water
' pressure. REGULAR 5.79 Black Rubber Hose, 50
feet 5.29