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' pWy. 'K"M'W"...'J.' .I.J.)l.l,U...-..)ffll.ll ft f f 4 F r C . Mr. and Mrs. " Accidents Killing MarriageableMen Chicago (LTD The Na tional Safety Council says ac cidents are making it harder for a girl to catch a man. The council pointed out that although more male babies are born each year than females, in the 15 to 24 year age bracket men are be ing killed in accidents almost live times as fast as women. The safety organization ac knowledged that accidental deaths are not the only thing that keeps young ladies from leading a guy down the aisle, but claims the toll is no help to the orange blossom and rice business. Despite the masculine nu merical lead at birth, the council said, a recent estimate numbered about one and half million more women than men in the nation. "Men always have died at a faster rate than women, perhaps largely because of the more hazardous tasks they undertake and their chance taking nature," said the Coun cil. "But men, especially those in the 15-24 age group, are dying far, far too rapidly. "At this age when they are either thinking of getting married some day or counting the days till the big event, men are being killed In acci dents almost five times as fast as females." Statistics turned up these facts for the 15-24 age group: Accidents of all types take the lives of nearly five males for every female. More than eight out of ten traffic fatalities are men. Almost seven out of eight who die from other accidental causes are men. Sales - Rentals Folding WHEEL CHAIRS Open Sundays and Holidays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. HUDSON'S PHARMACY 613 E. Main Ph. SP 3-5345 1 Block East Hawthorne Park fifty. ;rJ?:J Irr'" r 1 ' - i ' i ' m i liii'lTlft' ill Kj j Cash - - - end time - is what you save when your moving is handled by DAVIS! Our ex perienced movers and specialized equipment mean you are moved in the minimum of time and that means savings to you! Be smart, be thrifty call your dependable Bekins Agent Davis Transfer! CALL DAVIS FOR THE MOVE OF YOUR LIFE! Medford-139 South Fir Ashland-240 4th St. BEKINS AGENT FOR MEDFORD AND ASHLAND II! IJI) I))I)MJ,I,IW' a ? " Ray C. Yost (Brainerd photo) Anniversary Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Yost of El Cajon, Calif., were re cently honored at a 25th wed ding anniversary reception given them by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Yost, Seattle, Wash., and their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Converse. The event was held at the Converse home, 911 West 13th street, Medford. About 30 relatives and friends gathered for the re ception, including a grandson, Craig Yost, of Sacramento, Calif. Mrs. Clay Yost presided at the punch bowl while Mrs. Edd Stillwell poifred the coffee. Mrs. Glen Yost cut the' cake and Mrs. Lila Rickey had charge of the guest book. The Yosts spend their win ters in California but are cur rently guests at the home of Mr. Yost's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Stillwell, Medford. The honored couple were married August 5, 1933, in Medford. v Vary a plain chemise dress with a "convertible" belt. The belt, trimmed with eight-inch fringe and twin onion roses, ties on and can be worn at the bustline to give an Empire effect, or can be worn just below the hips. Foam rubber gives softness to this loose-cushioned Pre amble lounge chair of the Hickory Chair Company. The exposed frame is wal nut. More than 30 different cover fabrics are available. CASH IS WHAT YOU SAVE! TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Crating & Packing Phone SP 2-6273 Phone MU 2-8552 rt i. . 'srs . . scar mijwiysssssr. age Riders Young People and Horses The Sage Riders, a young people's riding club organized in May of -this year, has just one purpose to train young sters to understand them selves by learning to under stand horses. According to leader, Mrs. Mike Jacoby, people can learn a great deal from horses and the term "horse sense" is not just a baseless expression. Teaching youngsters to feed their horses properly, detect their need of medical treat ment and otherwise care for them gives a child a sense of responsibility, according to Mrs. Jacoby. Learning to han dle them, a young person learns to pit his wits against an adversary that can be both stubborn and unbelievably in telligent. Detect Danger A horse can detect dangers instinctively and will avoid bogs or spots where footing is uncertain, but may turn around and, through sheer devilment, brush a novice rider off on a low hanging limb. But the horse can be, and has been through many cen turies, a faithful servant to man, and learning to handle them is good training in pa tience, kindness and sports manship to anyone, Mrs. Ja coby said. Mrs. Jacoby disapproves of parents buying their child a horse and turning them loose without any guidance or training in handling of the animal. A good, gentle horse can be ruined in a few days by mistreatment, she said. The youngsters that belong to the Sage Riders club would not think of over-watering their mounts when they are heated or "duding" (running them) on a hard surfaced road. Join Horse Club Her recommendation is that a child (or adult) that has be come a horse owner for the first time should join a horse club or otherwise learn from an accomplished horsernart how to care for the animal. The Sage Riders, like other horse clubs, learn to ride their horses in various parade and arena maneuvers, and in dividuals train their horses to do tricks, in addition to New Incinerator Cuts Pollution Los Angeles (UPD A new smokeless, odorless indoor in cinerator is on the market. It can dehydrate and burn W'z bushels of refuse, garbage other waste in one to four hours, the manufacturer says. The incinerator was design ed for use in areas where air pollution is a problem, and includes safety devices such as an automatic cut-off of the gas fuel supply when the pilot light goes off. Sleep in a Garden OS? j "VP ti. 21 is!? So cool, restful! Sleep in a bower of roses so colorful on bed sets, towels, scarves. Sure bazaar successe, pretty hostes gifts! Pattern 7388: tranfer of one motif 6x25Vi inches; two motifs 4V2X14; di rections; color schemes. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O, Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. Send Twenty-fire cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. Two complete patterns are printed right in the book . . . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: cro chet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys, dolls. Club Teaches becoming accomplished riders. Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby, who came to the Rogue River val ley only recently from the state of Washington, have worked with horses and rid ing groups for both adults and children for many years. They make their home at Jackson Hot Springs. There is no fee to join the Sage Riders and the organiza tion is growing every day. Only last week the club took in three new members, mak ing a total membership of more than 30. The Jacobys see to it that horses are shod and treat the youngsters' horses when they are ill. They stand all of the expenses of running the club out of their own pocket. But, seeing children change their attitude about many things, and begin to take on "horse sense" is payment enough for the hours of work and cash outlay, they said. Medford League Members Attend Grants Pass Event Four members of the Med ford League of Women voters, Mrs Justin Smith, Mrs. Ron James, Mrs. Ogden Kellogg and Mrs. John Ousterhout, at tended a luncheon at the Old Oregon Inn at Grants Pass, Thursday, August 7. The par ty was held to celebrate the attainment of Local Status by the Grants Pass League of Women Voters. Mrs. Smith has been advis or to the group during the 18 months of provisional status. Also present to extend con gratulations were Mrs. Charles Ford, state League president, and Mrs. S. M. Barton state advisor, both of Eugene. The Grants Pass group has already completed a "know your town" study, and are planning voters service activi ties for the fall election. . 4 - Do not add sour cream to hot sauces and gravies until shortly before serving, be cause the cream may curdle if added to foods while cooking or if the foods are allowed to stand too long before serving. If food needs reheating after cream is added, put it over low heat, stir constantly, and remove as soon as possible. JUST . JUST RECEIVED -443 PAIRS WOMEN'S, 50th We'dding Anniversary Held Recently Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Rawlin W. Ranney of Jack sonville recently celebrated their golden wedding anni versary at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melin Rowden in the Applegate valley. Sixteen guests including a number of. other" relatives who were celebrating anni versaries and birthdays, at tended the dinner event. The Ranney's daughter, Mrs. Ed win Beery and her husband of Fern Valley, celebrated their silver wedding anniver sary while their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ranney, formerly of Ruch and now of Hoopa, Calif,, celebrated their 16th wedding anniversary. The Ranney's granddaugh ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Martin of Medford, marked their 13th anniver sary. Mrs. Martin is a daugh ter of Mrs. Berry. Rawlin W. Ranney also celebrated his 79th birthday as well as his son, A. E. Ran ney. " Four generations of the family were represented at the gathering. Grandchildren House Cost Stability Is Building Forecast Chicago (UPD The United States Savings and Loan League said there is a good possibility for cost stability in the home building industry in 1958. The wholesale prices of building materials are about where they were a year ago, the league said, and the aver age hourly earnings were lev eling out in 1957. The league ' added that maintenance of stable home prices now seems possible for the first time since the end of World War II. Rugs Can Divide Chicago-flJPI) Small throw rugs can be used to accent a special part of the room. The rugs, which come in varied shapes and colors, are also being used by profession al decorators to serve as room dividers. They optically partition off the dining area from the living area in a multiple-use room. IT'S COOL INSIDE nnnn rrr IFaI mm ii i jk m m m u m m m b? m m jsm m mar m ms 1. f s ARRIVED AT iillillll '- K - Mr. and Mrs. present 'were Mrs. Cecil Mar tin and Mrs. A. E. Ranney, with great-grandchildren pres ent, Robert, Theresa and John Martin. THE MUSIC MART Takes great pride in Introducing . . . WARDS! ... Or' r R. W. Ranney Mr. and Mrs. Rawlin W. Ranney were married in Olympia, Wash., in 1908. They have lived in this area for the past 26 years. Bob Ay res as our new sales man ager. He will be serv icing our customers in the field. Bob, after two years of music study at Lewis and Clark college has opened a trumpet studio at .the Music Mart. Any student in terested in lessons is. urged to get in touch with the Music Mart. Ill West Main. Phone SP 2-2022. IN TIME FOR BACK-TO -SCHOOL I They go smartly off to school in Wards sparkling new f ashionsl Delightful 1 and 2 piece chemises, overblouses or captivating whirl styles in wonder wearing, wonder-washing cottons by such famous mills as Dan River, Galey & Lord. Permanent pleats, Va sleeves, lace trims, dainty details. Hurry to Wards ... see the beautiful new selection! Favorite colors! 3 to 6x, 7 to 1 4; BUY GIRLS' DRESSES NOW, PAY LATER. USE WARDS CREDIT TERMS CHILDREN'S BEACH SANDALS MAIL TRIBUNI, Mrfr Of 9Q Easy Shortcake New York (UPD Young sters will go for this quick strawberry shortcake. Com bine Vi cup butter and V cup honey. Blend. Cut 6 hambur ger rolls in half, spread with honey mixture and bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) 20 minutes or until crisp. Combine 1 quart fresh straw berries and Vi cup sugar. Mix well. Top buns with the ber ries and serve with cream. 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