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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1956)
Co 0 o oo O o. o o CO o o O o so o ' 0Jf ' 0 0 w oi 00 jVJ o Sof Coorj Con Hefp o cIfl CflJ Marriage o Chicas 20 -'J Onr d:cu- '.ir.: authority tis that cclurs . O " tip t framed or ! Ocy -r- hicer her, O noie. o 0 " j !rs. Jo Evil, an atfvisof to O rnt tVid !!. po- distributors. C ad'.;ed 9 j:l With marriage in q Snind to meet the mini she hkes I in oom$.ere red and yellow O predominate. 0 q o 0 "They arouse the eiftotions aua ; O progide a ijood backsround for a j proposal, Mrs. Bull Explained. ' pEIue an! green, on the othr hid. are infect aides to the ! career jjirio who wan'; to stay u th,at W8j-, he said. 0 C Because "blue and grfen ive a feeling of oojncss androace." O he said, Sey ten1'to cool off Oan i impoclunatecsuiUn-.'' q O O should" be enm- pretely dry beforec? they 0 are cleaned. Use a rubber sponae or tiff brusri. but not 9 wire brush, folio tSe brushin by spread iig the liquid dressing in one direction. 0 0 a vi 0 o MONEY oFOR o y o CHRISTMAS? Gve your fcrwifly the y Hrrie$ Christmas m they've ever had rft ondjet us" foot the A r o 0 I JC For Cfcristmas Cash ft V' - 0 . - if ii in a hurry just call ! orHe us. Eut HURRY before the big rush starts! X cCOMMEROAL INDUSTRIAL $ FINANCE J Main and Riverside fc()rffortf 3-454 fa HEADQUARTERS IN OREGON FOR & CHRISTMAS LOANS. A I V Skisle Bed Size o 0 - Boubli Bed Size c - o Beautiful o & ft! 0 0 0- in .111111 n 11 1 m 1.. 1 iwjuiiij iwiiuiei'juu in in 1 . a . 11 wi J 111 V o c Early Bird WHITE SALE ; V . Save Now BEFORE Christmas 4 I riA " D F'NE QUALITY BLEACHED 2L I A A A B HFl HIKH if 1 iIFFlP O o w Q O o X 1 r Bath Mat Set $2.49 Value :spset.. 9fc Witiiciure gf!d degn. gift em. Rug jize 19x32. iover. ' o o o o If. J. NEWBERRY Co. SIXTH AND C nr. j Pean and eottaga cheese are as companionable as ham and j egxs. For a salad that is nutri tious as well as attractive, serve , Anjou cheese mounds. On a bed of salad greens put lii cup ; cotta;e cheese. Cut pears into ! eight and press four sections : into the cottage cheese, skin ! fide out ar:d taking the form of ', a pear. Serve w ith French dess ina or mayonnaise. Unusual Chair-Set - - - 'i V 7266 Kilet crochet combined with spider-web stitch, forms this un ufual chair-set or scarf ends. A. pretty way to protect furniture! Pattern 7266: Crochet chart, directions for chair-back 14xi7 inches, matching armrest. Done so onickly in fine cotton. Send 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 plainly NAME. ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in our ALICE BROOKS Needle craft book stunning designs for yourself, for your home just for you. our readers! Doz ens of other designs to order all easy, fascinating hand-work! Send 55 cent for your copy of this wonderful book right away! 72x103. SI. 98 value. 81x103, $2. 1 9 value 1 Choice designs yogi! woit Jo order early! A wonderful rAarching lid CENTRAL MEDFORD'S BARGAIN CORNER ft! y . Jf j 4 .tvJ- Those who favor traailional holiday dinners axe sure to want a steamed pudding dessert, yet many want something less rich than the suet-base favorites. Fresh pears team with bright cranberries to make just such a delightful pudding. Juicy, melow fresh pears are a sweet contrast to the cranberries and make a moist, delicate texture and flavor. Thus with just a hint of refreshing tartness it it a little different from other puddings. For steamed pear cranberry pudding use 1 cup diced Bosc, Anjou or Cornice pears, 1 cup halved cranberries. 1 ' 2 cups flour, 2 teaspoons soda, i teaspoon salt, Vi cup molasses and Vi cup hot water. Wash and core pears and dice. Sort and helve cranberries and add to pears. Sift together flour, soda and salt. Add fruit and mix well. Combine hot water with molasses and stir into fruit mixture. Pour into greased mold, cover and steam for 2 hours. Fill mold about 23 full to allow for expansion during cooking. Serve with favorite pudding sauce. Serves 6. Clothing Fires Preventable Says Underwriters7 League New York Most frequent victims of clothing fires are children and elderly people, says the underwriters' league. Children's clothing catches fire when they are playing with matches, playing around stoves or heaters, and too close to outdoor fires. Elderly people's clothing catches fire when they use stoves carelessly, warm themselves at fireplaces and rad iant heaters, or fall asleep while smoking. Some clothes, because of the way the cloth is made or be cause of the style of the gar ment, are more dangerous than others. Therefore, beware of light weight, loosely fitting clothes, ruffles, flounces, kimona type sleeves, filmy nets and gauze. Also beware of sweaters with brushed long fibres for some ig nite easily and burn intensely. Wearers Careless Remember that most clothing fires occur because of the wear er's carelessness. Train yourself and your family always to be careful in the presence of open Your Name In GOLD printed quickly and . expertly. 48 Hour Service ea. 1 66 ea. Special Purchase 10 Nylon Blankets Save $2.00! S398 ea. Full size deep pile washable blankets of rayon and nylon. Slight seconds of reg. S5.98 value! All colors. 4 in. satin bind ing. 2 sizes 67x72 and 72x80. V flames, heaters, stoves and other sources of ignition. Select the safest material available. If a safe substitute cannot be fouiad, it will be pos sible to reduoe the hazard of some fabrics toy flameproofing. Before attempting to flameproof any clothing consult your fire department about flameproofing formulas or commercial com pounds that wall be effective on the particular material to be treated. Be sure to check the effect of washing and dry clean ing on flameproofing treat ments. You can flameproof your child's flimsy dress as easy as you can flameproof the costumes on her doll. Here's how it's done: First, prep.ire a solution of 9 ounces of borax and 4 ounces of boric acid to a gallon of water. If the water is warm, the other ingredients can be mixed more easily. Use a spoon or a rotary beater. When the borax and boric Easier fo Cut, 5ew and Fit 9226 S 1012 M 14 16 . Printed Pattern 1 This tPrinted Pattern is sew easy amd thrifty: Handy apron can be made from a 100-pound feedbaif a perfect kitchen cov erup. Sew a half-apron too; with scraps or pretty "heart" pock et! Printed Pattern 9226:. Misses' sizes small (10. 12): medium (14. 16). A'tl given sizes: a 100-pound feedba or yards 39-inch. This printed pattern assures perfect fit. Easy directions print ed on each tissue pattern part. Sen 3 Thirty-five cents in coins for th'V pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. New York 11. N Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Hemorrhoids (P'ges) Fistula Colitis Pruri tus. (itching) Prolapse. Treat ed without surgical operation or hospitalization or loss of time from work. If you have health problem of this nature it -will pay you to investieate. Dr. Herman Wexler Chiropractic Physician 41 E. Main Pioneer BIdg. I?h. 2-3391 Ashland. Ore. 3 Xft Mil mm OMPA President Answers Criticism Portland Richard Wester berg, Ashland, president of the Oregon Milk Producers assoc iation, last week blamed com paratively low OMPA member ship in the Portland area for failure to obtain higher prices for milk producers. Westerberg and Lester Ad ams, Applegate, manager of the association, were targets of crit icism Wednesday at a meeting in Portland of nearly 90 dairy men who want higher prices. Suggested at the meeting for solution of the low price prob lem were two pieces of legisla tion and a campaign to oust Westerberg and Adams. One of the proposed legisla tive acts would be aimed at pre venting milk or ice cream deal ers from furnishing equipment, loans, discounts or rebates to obtain wholesale accounts. The other would provide for a us age audit by all milk distribut ors. Westerberg said success in ne gotiations to raise producers' prices is proportional to the per centage of producers represent ed. He said upstate, where pro gress has been good, about 95 per cent of the producers are OMPA members, while in the Portland area, membership is only about 50 per cent. Police Use Puppets For Traffic Program Puppets and policemen are combining talents in Germany in order to educe the traffic ac cident toll, according to the Ger man Tourist Information Office. In the heavilv motorized state of Northrhine-Westphalia, some po lice officers are being taught how to manipulate puppets for specially - written plays before schoolchildren. The policemen and their puppets will demon strate the dangers of the ever increasing road traffic and show how to avoid these perils. In 1955 New York's Com merce Department distributed more than 90,000 foreign lan guage pamphlets describing va cation spots. acid are thoroughly dissolved, dip the material or clothing you wish to flameproof. Then wring it out and hang it up to dry. This method can be used on any washable fabric. Moreover, the material can be ironed with out affecting the flameproofing. It will remain flameproof until washed. Fabrics so treated will retain their flexibility and softness. However, the flame-retardent qualities are lost when the fab ric is washed again, and the pro- 1 cess must be repeated after each washing. When clothes catch fire don't run. Throw the victim to the floor and roll her in a rug, a blanket or a coat. Wrap the rug or blanket around the neck first, to keep the poisonous gases of combus tion away from the face. If no rug, blanket or coat is available, roll the victim over and over on the floor to smother the flames. Running only fans the flames. Since all fire gases rise, a victim in an upright position tends to inhale the toxic gases, adon'tra SELBY'S I t ' 30 in. x 48 in. Clips, backed, ready to hang. SAVE $10.50 ON THIS DEAL! All Mirrors at Great Savings! Square.Cuts Door Mirrors Mantle Mirrors - Table Plaques. A Lasting Gift That Says 'Merry Christmas' All Year Long At A Saving You'll Remember.AH Yearlong! PHONE 3-3613 Sunder, December II, I83t If your fur coat gets wet in rain or snow, wipe it off with a turkish towel and shake gently to bring back the fluff to the fur. A fur coat dries best at room temperature: never near a radiator or hot air register. 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