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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ' Showers Given For Miss Ettel; Rites Saturday Miss Darrelyn Ettel was hon ored at a recent shower given by her iter, Mn. Dean Gleavei, and Mn. W. C. Degernew. Mis, Ettel wedding to Curtis Holz Kanf is set for Saturday, Septem ber 8. at Sacred Heart Catholic church. The party was held at the Cleaves' home on Griftm Creek road, and the bride-to-be was pre sented gifts for her new home. Guests were Mrs. Frank Gleaves. Mrs. Carl Bennett, Mrs. Ray Darby, Mrs. Gaylc Williams, Mrs. Vernon Tenney, Mrs. Herman Pfahl, Mrs. John Niles. Mrs. Terrence King, Mrs. George Holzgang, Mrs. John , Pond, Miss Jackie Pond. Miss Diane Gleaves, the guest of hon or and her mother, Mrs. Ralph Ettel. Miss Ettel is a daughter of Mr! and Mrs. Ralph Ettel. Route 1, Box 369DI, Medford. and Mr. Holzgang is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Holzgang. 628 Park ave nue. Mrs. John Niles was hostess for a shower last Friday even ing which honored Miss Ettel. The party was given at the home of Mrs. Niles' mother, Mrs. C. L. Jones, 111 Sherman street. The bride-elect was presented a shower of miscellaneous gifts Guests were Miss Ettel, her mother, her fiance's mother and . Mrs. Herman Pfahl. Mrs. Ter rence King. Mrs. Dean Gleaves. Mrs. Conrad Holzgang, the former Miss Joy Goode of Cam bridge, England, whose wedding to Mr. Holzgang was a recent event, Mrs. Charles Lind5trom, Miss Sally Harris, Mrs. Loren Soderlund and Mrs. Jones. Family Here Mr, and Mrs! Wayne Harris and three children of Roseburg left for their home Monday aftor spending the Labor day week end in Medford with Mr. and Mrs. C. Rease Braley, Valley View drive. Mrs. Harris la a daughter of Mrs. Braley. The schools, here in Medford, RE-OPEN on September 10th ... and if you're child is storting or resuming school, at that time, make, sure YOU visit ACME HARDWARE right, away! We've, EVERYTHING your child will want-and need -throughout the coming year . . . TOP QUALITY SUPPLIES ot LOW, LOW PRICES that add up to BIG SAVINGS every time! So visit ACME HARDWARE'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENT as soon as possible . : . because, in addition to all the DING-DONG DANDIES being featured, ACME is now showing the complete FALL line of FIRE-PLACE SCREENS and accessories! DISNEY FRONTIERLAND D. CROCKETT LUNCH BOX $1.98 Sturdy m t a I box with lock, includes pint vacuum bottlt for liquids. Rust - resisting. Sanitary nml finished. GENUINE UNIVERSAL CMm it m MIRRO cake carrier Combination cakt rtvcr and emmrr. with pm-" Wkmt d- mm m Jjf tall, frottfd MIRRO Cake Pan with Cutter Bar 95' 8" 1 SOCIALISTS IN Free Parking - Prince, Princess To Sail for U.S. Paris (U P) Princess Grace of Monaco said today "I have no plans for making any films" but she would not say whether her movie carreer was finished for ever. Grace and Prince Rainier ar rived in Paris from Monaco this morning en route to the United States for a two months visit. They sail September 7 on the liner United States for New York. Paris and London press reports said Miss Kelly had finished mov ies for good. The Prince and Princess, who expect an heir in February, are making their first trip to the United States since they were married last April 18. They re turn November 19 for Monaco's National day. They were cheered on the Monaco platform by a thousand Monegasques shouting "Vive le Prince et la Princess." Princess Grace, her blonde hair swept back, wore sun glas ses and a plain white linen hip length maternity jacket buttoned in front and belted in the back, a straight hanging roal blue skirt and a red and white silk scarf. She clung to Rainier's arm as they stepped from the train ,in Paris. He wore a blue blazer and grey flannel slacks. They smiled for photographers as they walked along the station platform but had almost noth ing to say to reporters. Grace told the United Press that she had no plans for making films but when pressed whether her acting career was over forever merely frowned prettily.- Student Leaves For California Philip Getchell has left Med ford fdr Pasadena, Calif., where he will enroll at Fuller Theolo gical school. The young man, graduate of Medford High school, received a bachelor ot arts degree in philosphy last June from Stanford university. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Getchell, 28 Ashland V" . .irkii4v.?S and 100 Watt Bulbs 488c Mirro COOKIE SHEETS 1410Vi" 11.10 15'-it2" 1.2S 17x14" . 1.45 Keeps CAKES OVEN FRESH! ONLY $550 nl cakra B-aufi- Others from $1.29 up Kenei ALARM CLOCK 2 95 HOMtWAKtSl Free Delivery Wednesday. September 3, 1958 Jiffy-Knit JIFFY-KNIT Clutch-cape ii the most flattering for a wo man's figure! In a pretty lace pattern perfect for all occa sions. Knitting Pattern 7195: Jiffy Clutch-cape! Woman's Sibes 38 38:' 40-42; 44-46 included. Use knitting worsted; large needles. Sen. TWENTY -FIVE . CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune. Household Arts Dept.. P. O. Box 168, Old Chel sea Station. New York 11. N.Y. Print plainlv NAME. ADDRESS, and. PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in our ALICE BROOKS Needle craft book stunning designs for your home just for you. our readers! Dozens of other designs to order; all easy, fascinating hand-work! Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book right away! MAGNETIC BULLETIN SI 00 BOARD 11x14" $1.98 I Sturdy, 8 x 10-inch bulletin board hangs conveniently on wall. Small magnets hold memos and pencils on board. Terrifically handy for shopping lists, "remind-yourself" notes, etc. Buy it now . . .at this low price! Portable S-teamlRON; For finish steam pressing cur. taio ruffles, children's dresses and all four dainty thtnjcv Use it ti a dry iron, too? Works on AC-DC Handle folds, so you can store it easily or tuck it in your travel case when you I. Your for Only $995 LOWEST PRICES FOR HIGHEST QUALITY M2 Society Reducing Diet Must Be Safe, Director Says The need for safe and prac tical reducing plans to safeguard the public is emphasized in a abatement by Dr. Charles Glen Kink, executive director of The Nutrition Foundation. " Almost every week we hear of a new reducing diet. Some times the diets are sensible, at tractive. . and well balanced. Generally they are not. A single food is sometimes suggested as a key to weight control. But people quickly tire of eating a diet that is monotonous or severely restricted. Nor do such poorly bananced diets help a per son to adjust his eating habits in a permanent or satisfying man ner. Guidance to good food habits is a basic feature of all sound reducing plans. "In such a basic plan, there should be no emphasis on any one nutrient or food. Only cal ories are restricted. And any regime promising calories un limited is an obvious fraud. "Some form of animal protein meat, eggs, milk, cheese, fish, or poultry plus a cereal food and fruit or vegetable should be served with each meal. This eliminates the one drink or capsule meal. "Fruits and vegetables should be well represented as a major source of minerals, vitamins, energy, and bulk, as well as variety and flavor. 'Though fats and oils are high in calorie content and should be kept in bounds, a moderate amount is beneficial. Fat is an essential nutrient and adds to our enjoyment of food. It has been observed that subjects on diets severely restricted in fat were not as successful in losing weight as those who ate one egg each day, meat twice daily, dairy products, with butter or mar garine for bread or vegetables, and some salad oil for fruit, vegetable, and' other salads. "Check these points with any reducing plan you are consider ing. Keep in mind that you ean enjoy good eating while reduc ing. Even - when calories are re stricted, a well balanced reduc ing diet will supply foods that have flavor, color, variety, and all the requirements for health and enjoyment of the consumer. If one wants to reduce faster, simply eat less at one or more meals and exercise more. Watch Princess Ensemble 9183.0-1? Loveliest princess lines fash ion the jumper-dress little fit ted jacket continues this same flattering silhouette! It's a won derful fashion to wear through fall and winter: perfect for both dressy, casual fabrics. Sew it as an ensemble, or jumper and blouse! Pattern 9183: Misses' Sizes 10, :12. 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 dress 35 yards, 39-inch; jacket 1 yards. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every" step. Send thirty-fiye cents in coins for this pattern add S cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept.. 232 West 18th St., New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS, with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. ma wwitit v40lkv lYTMt M CAMFBOMIME a k.... Gardeners Plan Tour in Ashland Ashland Ashland Garden club announces a change of meet ing days, with the organization to meet the first Friday of each month in the future. September 7 a tour of several gardens is. planned. The first garden to be visited is that of Mrs. W. D. Jackson, 606 Iowa street, and those taking the tour are to meet at the Jackson home at 10 a. m. Other gardens to be visited, i time permitting, will be those belonging to Mrs. D. M. Spence, Mrs. Marjorie Baker. Mrs. Drew Lamb, Mrs. L. P. Wilmeth, Mrs. Fred Whited and Mrs. Cora True. It is planned for members to arrive at the True home about 1 2:30 o'clock and there they will eat a sack luncheon, with coffee to be served by the hostess. At 1:30 p. m. the group will re-convene at the Women's Civic CALENDAR Calendar octlcea and ne-wg for the aociet? aectioD of The Mail Tribun must be submitted in writing and deadline for the Sun day edition ia 1 p-m. Friday. Dead lint for the weekly calendar ia 9 a m of the day of oublieation and for week day news ia 5 mn the day before publication ' Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Medford Bethel 14, Job's Daughter, Masonic tem ple. 8 p.m. Amethyst Ilebekah lodge, Gold Hill, IOOF Jiall. Thursday: 10 a.m. Wenonah club, Red man hall on Apple st. 10:30 a.m. Daughters of Nile, sewing, home of Mrs. E. Hon Rice 215 Saginaw dr. 12:30 p.m. Medford Garden club, county courthouse. 2 p.m. Gold Star Mothers, county courthouse auditorium. your scales and let your physi cian be your guide!" J An ---HI A USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN! Bur now at rhtM low pricai and pay latar! A imall dtpoiil will hold your aurchasa until you'rt raady to pick it up. Alk any of our clerks about it! STORE HOURS: Daily 9:00 to 5:30 P.M. Wednesday 9:00 to 9:00 P.M. Back-to-Schcol Cottons Make Fashion News Two outstanding fashion in spirations for girls are favored j by designers of children s cot ton clothes this year. These are one, the ideas borrowed if om the boys' classic Ivy League ideas, and two. the old-fashioned look of feminine, frilly peasant styles and prints, reports the National Cotton council. Blazer striped corduroys in terpret slim Ivy League jackets buttoned with brass or pearl "but tons. Corduroy caps, slim slacks and button-down collar shirts and blouses have a flavor of this boyish fashioning. Wrinkle - resistant cottons printed in provincial foliage, Ty rolean hearts and flowers, and in neat calico patterns interpret the old fashioned look of many styles. There's old world charm in the leg-o-mutton sleeves featured by classic shirtwaisters for all age groups. There's a real Early Am erican flavor to the long-sleeved frocks interpreted in calico print ed cottons. Jumpers are charm ing in new floral printed cot tons. For at home and sleep wear, quilted separates in peasant print cottons are shown in circle skirts, tapered slacks and shorts. Cord uray slacks combine with pull over tops in corduroy or cotton knit. clubhouse, with dessert and a beverage to be served. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jackson, chairman, Mrs. Sadie Stratton, Mrs. Lucille Dozier and Mrs. Mae Russell. Glen Brown will be speaker for the program to follow. Mr. Brown, a professional landscape engineer, will talk on land scap ing. Mrs. R. L. Asher is president of the club. Us MaU Tribune Want Ads TTie Community's Biggest Marketplace Sofa Pillows Large assortment of solid color, ray ons and printed patterns FYCP-Riinnal 7 "--I-" Cannon Wash Cloths Size 12"xl2". White and pastel colors. Sale "a 4 QY' Price I A forWl Cannon Bath Towels 22"x44". White and Pastel Colors REGULAR VALUE 59e SALE PRICE A for V Kitchen Dish Towels 16"x32" Dish Towels. Large as sortment of solid colors and checked designs. Real )C Woolworth VaL ea. Winners Named By Bridge Club Camp White Camp White Veterans Bridge club held the wceklj' session Friday. The How ard Boyds scored 103 points to take first place among north south players, and Jack Love and Gen. 3. P. Vachon were east west first place winners with a score of 87 points. Other north-south winners were Mrs. Al Gilhousen and Mrs. Berg Marten, second, 94 points: Mrs. Fred Rehling and Arthur Scarseth. third. 91 points: Mrs. Ffank Baker and Thomas Ran dall, fourth, 87'.2 points. Other east-west winners were Mrs. Harold Jaffrey and Bill Hickey. second 83 points: Mrs. Josephine Clark and Mrs. Wil liam Isaacs tied with Mrs. Clif ford Howard and Mrs! Fred Pur din for fourth place, each pair scoring 73 points. Wenonah Club The Wenonah club will meet Thursday. September 6, at 10 a.m. for a potluck dinner , and business meeting at Redman hall on Apple street. Quilt tying will be done in the afternoon. Dead line Sunday Clasained ta at noon Saturday. 10 a.m Monday tor Monday: other dava 5:30 preinoua day FAITH Tabernacle Hiway 99-1 Mile So. College, Ashland 8:00 p.m. Friday Sept- 7 Leo Wine, Pastor Phone 2-5181 Thread Drawn PILLOW CASES 4 New Patterns to Embroider Regular Price $1.18 SALE PRICE Pillow Tubing Stamped for scalloped edges. 6 patterns to em broider. $100 A BIG VALUE.. King Alfred Daffodil Bulbs These are clean Jumbo size bulbs. Plant them now for early Spring flowers. A Real Woolworth Value. Ladies' First Quality NYLONS Fall Colors in Sizes 8Vi to 11 REGULAR PRICE 79c Sale Price 49' Meadowbrook BEDSPREADS Made of ribbed woven cotton. Pre-shrunk. 9 solid colors to choose from. Singles 74"xl09". Doubles 88"xl09". A SPECIAL BUY LISTEN TO THE WOOLWORTH HOUR Every Sunday 12 to 1 p.m. STATION KYJC To! man Pictures At Astoria Club Gold Hill Vola Tolman, Gold Hill artist, returned recently from Astoria where she made ar rangements for a one-man art show at the Astoria Golf and Country club. The show opened last Saturday. Fourteen pictures, all of which have previously appeared .in juried shows, are on display at the club. Three are pastels, and the rest are oils: one is a mural type pointing. DINGY YELLOWED LINGERIE? Isn't it disheartening1 to set your silk and synthetic white turn yellow after just a few - washings? But there's a simpl solution White King Soap. No other type of washday product keeps these whites so stora white as White King: Soap. So don't take costly chances with an ordinary washday product. 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