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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1956)
o 00 O 0 o o o 00 o o O O OO o o o o o O O 0 o O O Sunday, December 18. 1958 KEDFORD (ORSGOWoMilL TRIBUTE THREE n TORE-WID .TaiaaHBaya(iUaHuaaaMMMM1aaBuaaaa CAB 1ST MAS TMAS SPECIAL o 1 7 ? i -,:v.-.e o o O o o o o r o o O o O o o o O o CSo O O o o o O SAVE MANY DOLLARS BUYING ALWAYS A PUCE 0 TO o mi Gifts for erery member of the family and at prices to fit everybody's pocket-book. BOYS' SHIRTS BOYS' CORD, SHIRTS O o 0 sl,99 o O o o BOYS' FLANNEL PAJAMAS $L99 BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS ;$i.69 O O o ? a 0 ONE TABLf LADIES' SHOES AfiD WOC'S 99' LADIES' BLOUSES , 31,99 , LADIES' SWEATERS 3.49 O o LADIES' DRESSES $1.99 to 3.98 LADIES' FLAHKEL GOWNS $2.25 LADIES' WOOL PLAID TOPPERS O & o s8.95 o LADIES PURSES 0o Jo o 1.99 LADIES' . " PLAYTEX GIRDLES 3:95 MEN'S RUBBER IHSUUTED BOOTS $11.95 o o ALL RASE BRANDS o Ull - CAMPUS - TRU -VAL FIELD AKD STREAS3 P CO. ... " ILA6& BtAH - UHlPrtWA : DON'T FIGHT THERE'S ALWAYS 0 co O o o o co 0 0 o o AT THE o Central Poinf ON YOUR CHRISTMAS OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 ?M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS MEN'S COTTON DRAWERS, UPPERS 99' - MEN'S LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS 99' MEN'S T-SHIRTS WHITE AND COLORED 59' MEN'S DRESS MEN'S BELTS TIES 89' 89' ALL STYLES AND COLORS MEN'S SWEATERS 4.69 to 6.95 MEN'S NYLON AND COTTON STRETCH SOCKS 59' Men's FLANNEL SHIRTS $T.69 MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS $2.99 MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS $6.95 to $11.95 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 51.99 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS 54.99 to 513.95 MEN'S WORK SHOES 55.95 GIRLS' ORLON SWEATERS 1.99 LADIES' VICKY VAUGHN AND TONY TODD DRESSES PRICED TO SELL THE TRAFFIC! A PLACE TO PARK 2nd & Pine w. COMPULSORY BURGLARY Dr. John Francis Riordan, 35 (above), married, father of one child and highly re spected in his profession was booked at Belmont, Calif, as the "cat burglar" who has plagued the com munity for months. The $1300-a-month anesthesist at Community Hospital in neighboring San Mateo told police that he had an "obsessive compulsion neurosis." &31 -V '4 Three Arrested on Gambling Charges Portland (U.PJ Multno mah county deputy sheriffs raided a downtown Portland es tablishment early Saturday and arrested three men on charges of gambling and selling liquor illgally. - More than 100 patrons who were in the place at the time of the raid were allowed to leave with a warning to stay away from such establishments. Three charges were placed against Harvey Edward (Swede) Ferguson, 68, who police said operated the establishment. He was booked into jail on counts of operating a gambling game, illegal liquor sales and posses sion of two guns for which he had no permit. Ferguson has a record of numerous arrests for operation of illegal drinking places. Also arrested, were Gene Huf fine, 33, charged with conduct ing a gambling game, and Da vid Allen, 33, booked for illegal sale of liquor. The deputies, under command of Lt. Ed Miller, confiscated more than $400 in cash and a quantity of cards and poker chips. ;1 Stale Fair Shows $52,774 Net Profit Salem (U.P.) The Oregon State Fair showed a net oper ating profit of 352,775 plus cap ital improvements of $18,112, it was revealed at the annual De cember meeting of the State fair commission here Friday. Fair Manager Leo Spitzbart said the fair now has a reserve operating fund of 5207,433. Commission chairman Dr.v E. B. Stewart, Roseburg, said it was the policy of the commis sion to hold prices at the low est possible level so that as many people as possible should enjoy the fair while the fair con tinued to pay its operating ex penses. The combined rodeo and horse show showed a profit of 51,262, Spitzbart said, and plans were discussed for another such show next year. Asks Wilderness Area Boundaries Be Left Washington (U.P.) Sen. 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