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L 0 MAIL TRIBUNE, Matter, Oregon, Thunday. Juna 5, 195S '9 r feM!EY9 Father s Day is June 15th! rtft !t,fcmjjAilC-.J.--'.v-,tfii.---- IYOU FURNISH THE 'DAD O O DOWNTOWN MEDFORD . .. PENNEY'S WILL FURNISH THE: PERFECT .GIFT! 8T)" Repeat Sellout! Men's 100 WOOL SPORT COATS You can pay more but you can't mm 0 n I rtuy smarter. Penney's buyer hit a rjT I f J rTucky streak when he was able to ill l I F3 I r .1 i " ODram more or inese sensanonc. low priced sport coats. They're made to oor fine year-round stand ards of top quality woolen fabrics. Nice selection of patterns and colorings. O 0 "-! -1 -- '-- - - 1, Lirww aifa Penney 's has the big story on wash 72 wear suits FIRST TIME PRICE! - ft. MACHINE WASH An Is un m DRIP DRY! HEARD THIS ONE? DRESS-UP SUMMER SLACKS Tremendous selection over 700 pair to choose from. TERRIFIC BUY! Penney's doesn't fool around with "ordinary" wash 'n wear slacks. If they don't measure up, Penney's won't ac cept 'em! 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Now dress shirts with little or no ironing. Sizes I4y2 to 17. 3 authentic hand-screened prints! RAYON FUJIETTE Magnificent Hawaiian patterns, very un- ' usual rich combinations of colors. Short sleeve shirts have matched pockets, col lar stays. Hand washable.-S,M,L,XL 2 8 THICK LOOP TERRY . Just in time for lazy summer days on the beach: 8-ounce terry that's soft, absorb ent, long wearing and machine washable. " Get all the extra advantages of fine Pen ney tailoring. S, M, L, XL. Men'i Store Penney'i Street Floor WASHABLE NYLON Machine washable, 10096 nylon jacket for work or casual wear. Full cut to Pen ney specifications. Slash pockets, zipper close. Five colors in S, M, L, Men's Store Penney's Street Floor - O 0 4 TIES! TIES AND TIES! QO ' fabulous assortment includes fash- fc VV . ,on stripes, neat figures in cotton, silk and woven rayons. Included in the group are some with matching handkerchiefs. Father will , like THESE TIES! Men's Store Penney's Street Floor 1 Combed Cotton SOC KS Towncraft quality at its best! Soft, ab sorbent combed yarns with a rich, hand-knit- look! Long staple fibers give you lots of extra wear. All new wardrobe matching patterns. Vat dyed. Others 49c to 98c. Sizes 10 to 13. Men's Store Penney's Street Floor Pair T-SHIRTS or BRIEFS Your choice of knit brief or T-shirt. Fine Gombed cotton. machine washable. T-shirts have long wear nylon reinforced " neck- extra long tail. Proportion-fit briefs have special heat-resistant elastics. Perfect fit! -Perfect comfort! PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR $ 1 p u THROUGH THE BARS Ted Williams, Red Sox slugger, shakes hands with an inmate at the State Prison in Wal pole, Mass., wishing him luck following his scheduled re lease in July. . Williams visited the prison to thank the men for their support of the Jimmy Fund, which will" benefit from two performances of the inmates current production of "Stalag 17." California Yet To Settle Race for Attorney General San Francisco (UPI) A close four-way contest for at torney general was the only race left to be settled after Tuesday's primary election. Assemblyman Caspar W. Weinberger of San Francpco held an eyelash lead ,over Congressman Patrick J.' Hil lings for the GOP nomination as the count of bftllots . re sumed this morning. State Sen. Robert I. McCarthy had a precarious edge over Judge Stanley Mosk of Los Angeles for the Democratic nomina tion. , The 'ultimate winners ap peared to be Mosk nd Hil lings. The reason lay in the fact that the lion's share of votes yet to be counted was in Los Angeles county, home area of both Mosk and Hillings. And in Los Angeles county, they were running fir thead of their opponents with thous ands of precincts yet to be counted. Facts and Tigurts This was the pictur the count resumed: Democratic, 17,771 pre cincts out of 2 6,3 3: McCar thy 634,270, Mos 633.W9; Republican 1.7,718 precinct Weinberger 337,182, Hillings 335,919. In Los Angeles coun ty Hillings was leading "Wein berger 129,831 to 26,811 -ith only 3,800 of the county's 10, 339 precincts recorded in the semi-official tally by the reg istrar of voters. Mosfc had en 82,779 vote lead in Los JLnft les county over McCfrthy with the same number of jre cinfcts, 6,539, yet to counted. Other major r4s t to clean up heir election0 rturn principally Sin. Diego, Sn Bernardino, San Joaquin nd Sah Luis Obispo countis-wil the main favorejd Most nd Hillings. ' x Brown's Vt Larjt While the battle raged to see -who would make the No vember finals in the Attorney General's race, Attorney Ed mund G. (Pat) Brown con tinued to pile up an eye-opening total vote lead over U.S. Sen. William F. Knowland (A) in their "popularity contest" prior to a winner-take-all run off Nov. 4. Starting off the final un official count of votes, this is how it stood: 18,156 precincts: Republican Knowland 821, 832, Brown 280,452; Demo c r a t i c Knowland 204,621, Brown 1,258,542. Brown's combined vote was 1,538,994 at the start of Thursday's count, Knowland's only 1, 026,453. Thus, Brown had a 512,451 bulge far more than even his most optimistic sup porters expected. CLUB o rim news Buttered Bunt The last meeting of the Buttered Buns was held at the home of Karen Griggs. The minutes were read by our secretary, Donna Deh?, rick. The meeting was ad journed by our president, Mary Savage. Later a demoiQtration was given by Karen Griggs and Shirley Savage. They made up a recipe for dry and liquid measuring which turned out' to be a cake. On May 5 there wat a get together at the home 01 Mary Head. ' Or speaker, Joan Dobrot, showedijs her slides on her trip to Cmcago which she won through her 4-H work. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mary and Shirley Savage on June 9 t 7:30 p.m. Thimble Thumbs Sewing Club Thimble Thumbs Sewing club met in the home of Mary Ann Carnigie May 311 The members of the groun fin ished pot holders ancVoven mijts. Maria Carnegie, leader of group, helped the girls record books. June Scott assisted Mrs. Carnegie with the mating. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments served. q Martha Merriman, Reporter. Bolt, Plane Load Of Orphans Due Today Portland (UPI) Cres well farmer Harry Holt and 3 nlano Inarl nf R1 nmhans from0 Korea were due here shortly before noon today. ' Holt, accompanied by two. daughters, is bringing the or phans to this country for ad-' option by American parents. He has brought more than 800 orphans to new homes in the United States. Ammonia is produced syn thetically by combining hy drogen and nitrogen under great pressure.Q . Try and Stop Afle -By IENNETT CERF- STEVE ALLEN says one of the greatestTiazards encountered in a restaurant is the "Brush-off Type," who skips over! to Vour table to give you an effusive greeting, but is always looking around to make sure he's . missing nothing else. For instance: BRUSH-OFF. Hi, Stev erino! Great to see you. How's the wife? STEVE. She just broke her leg. BRUSH-OFF. Wonderful! Glad to hear it! (Waves to somebody six tables away.) STEVE. Compburfd frac ture. BRUSH-OFF. (Spotting another celebrity.) You i-g J J must be mighty proud. STEVE. She's suffering terrible pain. ' BRUSH-OFF. (Waving.) Whaddya know? Congratulations! (Bowing) Where you staying? O STEVE. Yankee Stadium. BRUSH-OFF. (Rushing off to greet Zsa Zsa Gabor) Won, derful. I'll call you! TBye, now. .. . O 1S58. by Bennett Cert. Diitributed by Kins Feature Syndicate. o
