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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1956)
O O O O Sunday, NoTtmbw 23, 19S8 MEDFOID (OIEGOIT) Mill. TSIBlJS--HrgE 3 bia shonnina rfavc I off an 4 c WaJiKieJ.u O Open the treasure chest on our main floor and win ope tS, 0 hundreds of valuable prizes inside! Details on back paa6lV section. . . a q LAY-A-WAY now - make this a lavish Christmas at PoHHdW Days Savings! - o . o o s n - r . AHCHO riSALISTS Mri. Murray Sutton, of Talent, has been vsmd oq of the 100 finalist! in Pillsbury Mills' Eighth Grand Wuontl Bake-Off contest to he held Dec. 10 and 11 in New York cir., according to Randolph Gabrielson, local Pillsbury represen tative who presents her a $100 check. Mrs. Sutton was chosen on th. basis of a gingerbread recipe she submitted for contest judging earlier this year. She will compete for over 5100,000 in prizes with 99 women and girls from all over the United States. In addition to being eligible for S25.000 top prize and other awards. Mrs. Sutton will receive an expense-paid trip to New York and th range and mjxer she uses during the contest. The winner of the bake-off will also be awarded a trip by plane to Europe. Educate Children About Fir Hazards, Soys WSC Engineer Pullman A child plus anetch is still a "pure-fire com bination,", reminds Paul Fan ning, Washington State college's extension agricultural engineer. H says latest figures from the Rational Fire Protection asso ciation show that three out of every tan fire fatalities are chil dren 14 years or younger. One third of all fire deaths are on farms. Fanning urges parents to in struct their children on fire safety. Small youngsters, should be told why they are not to play with matches, electrical Cords, and other potential sources of fire la the home. Children also must be impressed with the dan ger of gasoline and kerosene vapors. Let tUem learn "by instruc tion and good example" not to Bring matches and other incen diary articles near dry hay, straw, or underbrush, or near the engines and fuel of farm machinery. Children who are old enough shoifld be taught to use fire-fighting equipment, Fanning dds. Mobility Emphasized For New Furniture Chicago (U.R) Moving fur niture's getting easier, even for the half-pint homemaker. Offerings at the mid-season furniture maket showed the new emphasis on mobility. More chairs, chests, tables, dresses, sofas and desks are being put on casters for easy moving. Individual pieces especially chairs also have moving parts. Many of the new chairs whirl and swival, recline and roll. A leading furniture stylist, Adele Whitfield (of the Kroehler Manufacturing Co.) said, "These new chairs can do almost any thing." The preview of styles that will appear in the stores this fall re vealed that rough-textured fab rics have maintained their pop ularity. 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