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BARNEY GOOGIE and SNUFFY SMITH " ' CS LET ME I I I CAN'T Vpi- I HAVE A PEW I I DONT FRET YORE V ' 4 I ( KETCH MY wait ) - BOOKS ON HAND- GIZTAQn-- ti i kit X TJtI Z ',1 'KilWBW SOMEBODY ELSEO J $Ol PAW-IP VE'LLGO GIT SOME KINDUN' WOOD PER TH PIRE, I'LL HAVE YORE SUPPER READY IN TWO SHAKES by NO SOONER I I II f TH' PIRE'S GOIN' fil LAND SAKES !! 2fi( O 3 "V i . ii i rtn 1 r-t ii i rti a 11 . -v f m n wi. i 5AID THAN Ul f rUU DLHOI, VO RE PASTER'N f 1 I ! ' . 1 TVTZT THAT MEAN PL 1 I' u - AN' HE STUCK A I I - f - I'M GLAD TO J GOOD-PER-NOTHIN' JTrn( FRoe D0WN MV NKK VT HEAR YO'RE 1 SAMANTHY!!vJUGHAID SMIP yCVn T) AN' CHUNKED PINE 0 "SWEETHEARTS J (iS WHAT ON AlRTH DIPPED 'EM IN 2 ( BURRS ATME ALL U KJJ AG' IN V rfr o)o)UliV USEED 0) KE SM.0 To Clear Out Used Bike Inventory I Have SLASHED PRICES On Nearly All USED BIKES! S "As Is" SPECIALS These Bikes are Rideable but Q fn TflPCp' have not been Re-conditioned WUVC VII f i'COCt There Are Some Real Buys Here!! 20" 24" 26 S788 SA88 $4188 4 If You Need a Bike ... DON'T PASS THESE UP! 4 488 $4)188 II 14 MHW IBDCC! Inventory Reduction! 26" Schwinn Tornado 26" Monark Rocket 20" Mo k Rocket (Girls Only) (Girls Only) 26" Bearcat Dragster (Regular 69.95) (Has 2-Speed Gear Headlight Chrome Fenders) 26" Monark Rocket (Regular 74.95) 2-Speed Gear Carrier Headlite Saddle Bag) 24" EngHsh Raleigh (3-Speed Gear-Foot Brake) (Boys Only) 42.95 44.88 37.88 58.88 62.88 58.88 TERMS ON NEW BIKES 10 Down $5.00 Per Month CYCLE & HOBBY SHOP 23 North Fir Phone SP2-2472 Grange Notes Shady Cove Grarjje The Shady Cove Grange met Saturday in the Shady Cove school music room with the newly installed officers, Master Ed Houston officiat ing. Miles and . Caroline "Wil liams became new members by demits. The following committee reports were given, Agricul ture, HEC, Ways and Means, Insurance, History. The re ports of the secretary, lectur er and HEC were made. The secretary reported 60 mem bers on the roll. One visitor, Mrs. Agnes Hubble of Eagle Point, was present. Shady Cove Grange joined other Grangers with a resolu tion to open Camp White for a complete hospital. Mrs. Sara Strother was elected and installed treasur er when Mrs. Sylvia Oliver found it impossible for her to fill the office at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Reed McKay were appointed degree cap tains. The lecturer read two poems, one on "The Beginning of a New Year," and the second "Try Kindness." Numbers were given out and drawn. The men's num ber was drawn for Bert Clark and the lady's was Anna Burt Kee. - Each member was to guess the number of articles in Bert Clark's pockets and the articles in Mrs. Kee's purse. Those guessing correct were Ed Houston, Nanny Mc Kay, T. M. Littlefield and Lula Bell Clark. Each was presented a small prize. Refreshments were served in the school cafeteria. One table was decorated represent ing the new year, the center piece on the other table was a 20 pointed gold star. The favors were the picnic spoon with Happy New Year written on them and tiny dolls tied to the handles. Refreshments were cake and coffee. One cake was deco rated for the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. 'Littlefield. They re ceived cards from those pres ent and an appropriate gift for their home. The serving committee in cluded the Houstons and Littlefields. Delia A. Littlefield, Publicity Chairman. KOREANS ATTACK GI Pusan, Korea OPI An American soldier was in a hospital today with a cerebral concussion after being at tacked by three Korean civil ians. He was identified as Pfc. Madison E. Septer, of St. Charleston, Ohio. An Army report said Septer was re turning to his unit when the Koreans attacked him. Hfs condition was listed as good. The Family Council Editor's note: The Familv rmmrit rnncictc nf a urisr. n Tmvrhiatrist. three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a. women's editor and two writers. tacn arucie is a summary ol an actual report. The Family Council does not give advice: it merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Wednesday, January 8, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wob bled at just the wrong time. Do not live In fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Hold false teeth more firmly, so they feel mors comfortable. Does not sour Checks "plate odor" (den ture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. Paula M. George has been terrible- since we've gotten married. George M. She no loneer cares about my happiness. Paula M. I was a widow with three children, ages 13, la and 18, when I met. and fell in love with a married man. He left his wife and we set up a home together be fore he was divorced. For the three years before he got a divorce, he was just wonderful, took an interest in the children and was a model husband. Then, when the divorce came through, we got married. Since then he has been just terrible. There are constant fights and he was abusive to the children. My eldest daughter got married, mainly to get out of the house. I still love George very much, in spite of the fact that I know he has been unfaith full. He never shows me any affection and I feel I can't go in this way. George M. Paula keeps nointins to the way I've changed since our marriage, but what about the way she has changed? Before we were married she tried to do everything to please me because she was afraid I'd get away from her. Now that she knows I'm hook ed she thinks only about her family her children, her mother and brothers and sist ers. She makes big dinners for them and invites them over, even though she knows I can't stand having them around. Paula accuses me of hav ing "other women," but the only one I've been seeing is my ex-wife. She has been so wonderful about the whole thing in spite of the raw deal I've given her. She is concern ed about my happiness even though we're divorced. The Council: No. George, it just won't do. You can't keep giving yourself away like a prize in a lottery to the woman who seems to want to do the most for you at any given moment. Don't forget that once she has won you, any woman is likely to put you on the shelf where she can admire you from time to time. You can't expect her to fight every moment once the prize is won. Right now, your ex-wife is the "other woman" whether you care to call her that or not. She shouldn't be caring about your happiness, and if she does, it can only mean she has decided to get back into the game of "catching George." At this rate, George, you are likely to shuttle back and fourth endlessly. Whoever fights the game hardest wins you. You are merely a pawn in a game. There's only one way to put an end to this. Stop being a pawn and decide to be a man. A man makes his own choice and sticks to it. He does his utmost to promote the happi ness of his mate. He tries to love or at least tolerate, those who are important to her. He has self-respect because he knows he is doing his best and that his efforts are appreci ated. Grow up, George! (Copyright 1957, General Features Corp.) A Nashville, Tenn., train wreck in 1-918 took the lives of 101 persons. COPTERS TO TOW SHIPS St. Petersburg, Fla. (IPI Helicopters will get a new type of workout here in two days of testing that begin on Thursday. They will tow ships. The Coast Guard, which is staging the experiments, said the planes will begin with small boats and then will attempt to tow a 378-ton cutter and a 794-ton buoy tender. GLOBEMASTER CRASH Mobile, Ala. (IF) An Air Force C-124 Globemaster, crippled by a runaway pro pellor, made a safe crash land ing in a cotton field near here Tuesday. An Air Force spokes man said there was a mini mum of damage to the plane. The six-man crew was uninjured. zxzm a 3 EVERYTHING'S NEW... EXCITING ...IN GOOD TASTES Directors MEETJN& Does Your Family, Inc have an annual report? In some ways H certainly makes a lot of sense to look at your family as a business. For instance, businesses set aside money each year to meet their future needs. Your family should, too, because you'll have a lot of future needs . . . college educations for the children ... a new house ... a retirement fund. You might call the money you'll need for these things a reserve for future operating expenses. And you should start building that reserve right now. One of the best ways to do this is by regufar purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds. They're a safe, sure invest ment that'3 backed by the strength of the greatest nation on earth. Savings Bonds are absolutely Indestructible. If stolen, lost or destroyed -they'll be replaced without charge by the U. S. Treasury. And now they're better than ever. Every U. S, Series E Savings Bond purchased since February 1, 1957 pays 3 interest when held to maturity. It matures earlier, too in only 8 years and 11 months and pays higher Interest in the earlier years. So thi year look at your family's finances with a businessman's eye. And make it your New Year's Resolution to start building a fund for the future! by buymg Savings Bonds through the Payroli Savings Plan at work or regularly where you bank. PART OF EVERY AMERICAN'S SAVINGS BELONGS IN U. S. SAVINGS' BONDS The U. S. Government does not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Depart ment thanks, jor their patriotic dona tion, the Advertising Council and MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
