Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 29, 1952, Image 7

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Tuesday, July 29. 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Ends Thursday
July 31!
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BELIEVFD Insane, Bayard
Peakes, 30, Boston, confesses
killing Eileen Fahey, 18, a
stranger, because New York's
Columbia University, where she
worked, did not accept thesis he
wrote. (International Soundphoto)
As We Live . . .
By
jR. ELIZABETH HURLOCK
PARENTS DESERVE
HAPPINESS IN THEIR
DECLINING YEARS
When parents are coming to
the end of their lives, their hap
piness should be their children's
first consideration. This may
mean sacrifices for their chil
dren but the sacrifices are usual
ly far less than the parents
made for them. That is the way
this young woman should look
at the problem she writes about:
(Q) "My parents are gelling
long in years. Dad has a
mall pension but it is not
enough lo keep Ihejn in their
home. My two brothers and I
are all married with families
of our own. We feel that we
have enough lo do lo keep our
own families and can't help
our parents. We think they
should sell lhe house and live
in quarters they can afford i
but lhey want lo slay in their
own home. What do you ad
vise us lo do?"
(A) You and your brothers
should make it possible for your
parents to stay in their own
home until their health is such
that they can
not live there
alone. After
all they have
done for you
and v o u r
brothers, the
least you can
do is to try to
make their old
age as happy
as possible.
There are
you and your
Dr. Kurlock
certain things
brothers can do that will help
your parents but will not be too
great a financial burden to you.
If their home is large enough to
accommodate one or two room
ers, perhaps you could locate a
congenial elderly person or a
young business man or woman
who could live in their spare
rooms. If they granted their
roomers kitchen privileges, or if
your mother were willing to
prepare one or two meals a day
for them that would bring in a
tidy sum for them.
You and your brothers, if you
have young children, could have
your parents stay in your 1 1 mes
occasionally while you went out
Or went away for a short vaca
tion. Instead of paying someone
else to baby-sit, you could give
the money to your parents.
Domestic Job Suggested
'' Another source of income for
them would be if you could get
some mending, cookie or cake
making job for your mother.
Most women of her generation
are skilled in domestic arts and
there is a great demand for such
things today. This would be
work, she would enjoy and it
would not overtax her strength.
It would give her the feeling of
independence that always pleas
es an elderly person.
Dr. Hurlock will help you
with family problems. Write her
in care of this newspaper.
Copyright 1952,
General Features Corp.)
Pork Prices Get
Higher Ceilings
Portland (U.R) From now
on it will cost more to eat pork,
according to District OPS Di
rector Carl C. Donaugh.
Higher OPS ceiling prices of
from one to eight cents a pound
on lean pork cuts became effec
tive Tuesday. The ceilings were
authorized until October 31.
The higher ceilings. Donaugh
said, are required by the defense
production act, which provides
for higher OPS ceilines to re
flect seasonally adjusted parity I
The biggest advance, efght
cents, will be on pork loins, the
ssurce of chops and loin roasts,
and on spareribs. Hams, bellies.
Boston butts, and neckbones will
be boosted three cents, and
shoulders will be raised one cent.
Parts on' which ceilings were
not raised include the parts of
the carcass usually used in mak
ing sausage, Donaugh said.
- The worldtobacco harvest for
the 12 months ending June 1952
Is estimated at seven thousand
four hundred and twenty mil
lion ppunds, 14 per cent above
the previous year's totaL
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIAL
4" HAND DECORATED
CHINA PLAQUE
FOR COASTERS
& for $100
SIX DAYS ONLY!
100XS AND WASHES
LIKE BAKED ENAMEL
Have a kitchen you'll love to live
with it's so easy with KEM-GLO.
This "miracle enamel" makes house
work easier. You can laugh at
smudges, soot, spilled liquids . . .
KEM-GLO cleans as easy as your
refrigerator. For kitchen and bath
room walls and for woodwork in
every room KEM-GLO will make
you glad you selected the best. One
coat usually covers, saving time
and money.
$35 $149
Per Gal
Per Qt.
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. shows you 100's of color recipes In use!
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new, deluxe wall paint
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yyr paint
IS WEATHERATfD
for your protection against: excts
tlvo lost of gloss, color fading,
high dirt collection, rapid oration,
uncontrolled chalking, checking,
cracking, mildew and fumes.
A J. ..,v,
'98
Per Gal..
SHtRWIN-WlUIAMS
PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL
Ono coat usually covort solidly
. . driet overnight . . . Provides ex
tra tough protection and rich lus
trous beauty at the tame time. Wear
and weather resistant. For kitchen,
porch and playroom floors. Stairs,
worn printed linoleum , .. GAL.
in fact, most floors subject JL35
fo wear or weather! O
Meter and switc!
rod extra
DELTA Saw-Jointer
Combination
V r'l jl J
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tf i ? -i
90
Includes 10" circular saw, 6" Joint
er, steel stand, V-belts, motor pul
leys, swing guard and splitter lot
saw. Motor and switch rod extra.
Both circular saw and Jointer
are mounted on one steel stand.
The two units may bo operated
singly or together, without in
terlerenc. e On. motor drives hath tanla
lip you save the extra expense of
aa aaomonai motor,
e 10 saw blade rips 3V4" stock;
cross-cuts 12" wide; zips to cen- '
i ox ou- panel,
e 20" x 27 saw table tilts 45s to
right, away from Jointer,
e Jointer surfaces boards V wide;
cuts rabbets Vi deep.
Jointer ieneo tilts 45 toward
and 45 away from knives.
O Both saw and jointer have lub-
ncated-ior-lile ball bearings.
Set this popular, portable DtlU
2aw-7oioter Combination in our
power tool department.
fin
Shop at Hubbard Bros.
Housewares and Giftwares
WEST BEND COVERED
CAKE TRAY and
SERVING HUMIDOR
$275
Keep sandwiches, cakes
and other baked goods
fresh.
WEST BEND PENGUIN
ATTRACTIVE CHROME PLATED
INSULATED CONTAINER
With stainless steel liner.
Use as cold or hot server.
i
$A95
West Bend "Trip"
Chrome Plated
Copper
Tea Kettle
Trigger operated
spout cover
$n so
80 Ox.
ICE LIPPED
Water
Pitcher
Choice of Patterns
SAFETY COOKING h
SPOON SET
MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL
Tablespoon and cooking spoon.
Each dipt on side of pan to
prevent drips. Spoon handle
won't heat. .'
$1139
SET
PLATE
HANGERS
For all size plates. Brass
finish. Double spring
type.
35
EZ-EST LIQUID
SILVER
POLISH
The favorite brand of
those who have used it.
4 oz. bottle.
5c
MARY PROCTOR
HI-LO
IRON
TABLE
Complete with 3.98
drum, tight fit pad and
cover seat.
$1C95
H
COPPER-BRITE
METAL
POLISH
The one second cleaner
for copper, brass and
stainless steel.
2
O
5)c
Taylor THERMOMETERS
IPVKI2I8Colorware
Glorify your Cooking!
Beautify your Table!
PYREX Colorwwe Oven and Table Set
2V2 quart open bo.wl and four 1 2 ounce ramekins. Gift-boxed.
Bright red or yellow. yyas 2,95
NOW ONLY $2.25
Handsome PYREX Celorware
Casseroles!
For baking . . . for serving . . .
for storing. Red or yellow.
1 Vi quart size. Was $1 .95
NOW ONLY $1.49
2'j quart size. Was $2.25
NOW ONLY $1.69
PYREX Colorware Casserole Set
Vi quart covered casserole end four 7 ounce ramekins.
Gift-boxed. Gay red or yellow. 95
NOW ONLY $2.25
Bay matching sets or inalvitloai disbes at these bargain prices
All-purpose PYREX Colorware
Open Bowl
You'll find dozens of uses for
these colorful bowls. Red or
yellow.
1 Vi quart size. Was $1 .25
NOW ONLY $ .89
2'2 quart size. Was $1 .39
NOW ONLY $1.00
ANTELOPE HUNTING
STARTS AUG. 16!
Applications for Tags Now Available
GET YOUR
Guns and Ammunition Now!
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK
WE CARRY A
COMPLETE LINE OF
Rubber Tired
WHEELS
Also a Good Assortment
CASTERS
SEE OUR SELECTION
Channel Lock
PLIERS
HAMMERS
MAYHEW AMBER
TUFF WOOD
CHISELS
and
HAMMER
Forged from finest alloy
steel. Set of Vi, Va and
1".
Reg. $6.20
SPECIAL
$I65
Va" BRASS
GARDEN
VALVES
Reg. $1.35
THIS WEEK
ONLY!
i)pC
THIRTY PIECE
STREAMLINER
TOOL
SET
Top alloy steel. Guaran
teed. Reg. $29.98
$2398
Vt TON Va TON . NEW SIX FOOT WALCO
blue boy afNi-riBvi Aluminum 5 gallon n n
CHAIN HATS JEEP S" PadlOClt
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