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2 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedferJ, Ore., Neon-Bright Colors Used For New Autumn Fashions Crisp, forward-looking cot tons that reflect autumn's splendor will greet young col legians and career girls on their fall shopping spree, re ports the National Cotton Council. Silhouettes are relaxed, col ors are either neon brights or rich foliage tones. The look js a young one; it is lady-like for the town executive and carefree for the coed. It has new shape and meaning. Cotton fabrics in interest ing textures, weaves and fin ishes 'interpret the silhouettes with great versatility. Prints lead the way to a jolly season; paisleys, wallpaper stripes, huge floral sprays all bright en cotton knit, corduroy and velveteen. Plaids are mad and representational of every clan; stripes blaze on new fashion shapes; checks come in all sizes - big and little. Corduroy Comeback Corduroy makes a come back in everything from high fashion suits and coats to all types of sportswear. This sea- ' son's corduroy shorts are top- ;ped amusingly with a long unfitted hip-length blouse that is bowed and belted low. For lounging or entertaining, a printed corduroy outfit in- eludes tapered pants, a loose vest and a white blouse. Wide 'wale, softly textured cordu roys interpret day dresses with high Empire belts and loose back. Sturdy-textured Floor care advice from the world's largest maker of hardwood floors Easg way lo clean and DRY CLEAN YOUR FLOORS ! Our years of testing prove dry cleaning is easiest and best. Just pour brlce on the floor. The toughest dirt, marks and old wax wipe away easily. TWO KINDS! Choose from BRUCE CLEANING WAX for heavy duty waxing or . BRUCE FLOGS CLEANER tor "lieht waxing. Work wonderfully on lino- leum floors, too. free floor Care booklet! Gros helpful tips on tbe can of wood, , '' : . "' ' cork, linoleum, via yi, asphalt til, robber tile, terraixo and ceramic floors. Anewerw xch tpecia! problems aa how to tcfinish Soon . . . how to remore old wax . . . what to do about spots, sBarks, stains ...care of wood panelling, etc. '' 1 Write to E. L. Brace Co-, Memphis Term., for your free copy. for floors . . . use Bruce! Src SH-PBsbin Wax Bruce Asphalt TiU Cleaner Bruce Paste Wax Wednesday, September 3, 1958 corduroys in wide and narrow cords are featured in tunic- length coats and slim skirts as well as trapeze-shaped rain coats. Separates in novelty cot tons add up to a straight A this season. In every color of the rainbow these inter changeable tops and bottoms make fashion fun. Soft smooth doeskin is used for a chemette jacket and cone- shaped skirt worn with printed blouse. For luxurious separate "extra," the three-quarter canvas coat is a trend-setting eye-catcher collared in skunk, Double Duty Dress Double duty dresses are smart and tailored for city or campus. A woven plaid dress is unfitted, waistless and easy going. Velveteen is a favorite shocking shades or flamboy ant prints, it has new vital ity as an Empire-styled date frock, an embroidered party dress, a lounge outfit. One trapeze-shaped frock in shock ing pink embroidered velve teen features a bow at a low cut bodice line. Another youthful velveteen costume styled for theater dates in cludes a slim sheath ensem- bled with a short oriental-in spired jacket. For brighten ing up a rainy day or for gala evenings, a rose-printed vel veteen coat is a dramatic fi nale to any performance. Wax floors in Vz the time NEVER USE WATER ON WOOD! No matter how hard you scrub, soap and water can't budge many stubborn ; marks, ingrained dirt and old wax. The more you scrub, the more likely the appearance of your floor will be ruined by harmful water. WAXES AT SAME TIME! As the dirt wipes away, bruce leaves a new, clean coat of wax on the floor. Just polish lightly and you're through ... in half the usual time! 7 sZ. League Completes Workshop Medford League of Women Voters committees on- county home rule and voter's service last week . completed a three- part public relations work shop according to Mrs. I Thomas, Phoenix, league pub licity chairman. The meetings were held at the home of Mrs. Thomas Rutter, voters' serv ice chairman. They were cen tered around the promotion of county home rule legisla tion, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Ben Day, Gold HilL The first session was a study of public relations prob lems as they affect the League in Jackson county. Russ Jami son, local public relations counsellor, was guest speaker and helped committee mem bers plan out a voter educa tion project for fall. Mrs. Rutter was leader of the second meeting which dealt with newspaper public ity, the League bulletin and a study material. Mrs. John Boe, Grants Pass, with a background of televis ion work in Kansas City, was guest speaker for the con cluding meeting. Mrs. Brian Mullen, a local league mem ber, gave information per taining to the local TV station. Effective use of television on a local League level was out lined and a county home rule skit was timed and discussed, The workshop was held to help committee members "get out a more informed vote in Jackson county in the No vember general election.." Family Returns From California Mri and Mrs. Lawrence L. Tweedy and four sons, Scott, Charles, Robert and James, have returned to their home in the Applegate from a vaca tion in California. They visit ed a sister of Mrs. Tweedy, and also spent some time with Col. and Mrs. James T. Hutch inson, formerly of "the Apple- gate and now of Colvang, Calif. Books that will enable you to increase your reading speed and skill are available at tbe Medford public library. If you are one of those homemakers who never has enough cook books, get ac quainted with the collection at your Medford public li brary..;- . s For a pretty party luncheon salad, use avocado half-shells filled with bite-size pieces of fresh summer fruits. Serve with 1 fresh lime or lemon juice. If you have no nuts on hand when making a salad or des sert that calls for nuts, use tiny balls of peanut butter. 1 ewrtcfuiig AT nt ltS:L 1 - Mil fl AND OTHER LEADING DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES First Printed Cookbook Has Many Uses For Roses By JEANNE LESEM UPI Correspondent New York-EPD-A rose bush was a cook's best friend 483 years ago Margaret Rudkin, president of a national bakery firm, reached this conclusion after reading an English transla tion of what is believed to be the world's oldest dated cookbook "It's a fascinating book," Mrs. Rudkin said, in an inter view. "The man who wrote it-Bartholomaius de Platina- apparently had quite a weak ness for rose water and ground-up rose petals as fla voring. He even used rose water to season boiled and poached eggs! "In many cases, the aro matic water was probably added to disguise flat, gamey or rancid food," said Mrs. Studio To Hold Party Thursday A fall registration party will be held at the Colleen Hope Dance Studio at 45 Hawthorne avenue Thursday, September 4 for dance stu dents and their friends. The party will start with swim ming at Hawthorne pool from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Bar becued hot dogs will be fea tured at an outdoor dinner to be served on the studio patio at 5:30 p.m. immediately after the swim. Following the dinner, games for childrenof all ages will be held on the patio and in .the park. Students may participate in all or any part of the afternoon and evening's activities, Miss Hope states. The studio has been closed the month of August while Miss Hope and one of her as sistants, Miss Rosemary To- kar, were in San Francisco studying with the San Fran cisco ballet and Mason-Kahn studio. Sunday afternoon, Septem ber 14, the studio will give a get-acquainted garden party for all the new kindergarten students and their parents. Staff members will discuss the school curriculum, and games and refreshments will be included in the activities. Dance Planned At Y Saturday A dance for junior high school and sophomore age students will be held Satur day, September 6, ; at the YMCA under the sponsorship of the YMCA Youth council. Dancing will be from 8:30 to 11:30 pjn. and a small charge will be made for both mem bers and non-members. Miss Devonne Prough is chairman of the event. Music will be from records. 2 ROMAHTIO FRAGRANCES A Peutne Stick . McLain's Drue Center 8 No. Central Medford Pharmacy : 101 No. Central ' Western Thrift Cat Kate Drug 30 No. Central Rudkin,-who recently receiv ed a copy of Platina's rare La tin cookbook as a gift from her Pepperidge Farm em ployees. Only Private Copy "De Obsonis ac Honesta Voluptate," printed in Venice in 1475, is supposed to be the oldest dated edition of the world's first printed cook cook, Mrs. Rudkin said. Her copy is the only one in the United States in a private collection. The other eight are in institutional libraries. Translated, the title reads, "Of Meat Dishes and Honest Enjoyment." De Honesta Voluptate, as the book was commonly known, was issued only 20 years after the invention of the printing press, Mrs. Rud kin said. Her copy, 186-pages long, is printed in Roman type on sheets with wide margins. But the binding, she said, is not original. The volume was rebound in pigskin-covered marbled boards sometime in the late 16th or early 17th century. "In a way, it's remarkable that Platina's book was writ ten or published," Mrs. Rud kin explained. Casual Instruction "Up to his time, only a man named Apicius had writ ten about food and cooking and then only in manuscript form. And, of course, house holders in those days vied with each other to hire skill ful chefs who hoarded their cooking secrets jealously." Even Platina, who later became Vatican librarian, didn't give away every trick of his own kitchen. "He was quite casual with cooking directions," Mrs. Rud kin said. "He evidently ex pected cooks to work out cor rect ingredient proportions themselves, but he did give fair warning of certain recipes he liked but thought , Squid pie was one of Pla tina's favorites, and he also favored stork, swan, swal lows, blackbirds, and thrushes.. Does Mrs. Rudkin plan to adopt any of Platina's recipes for her bakery firm? "No," she said, "but the modern cherry cheese pie is a direct descendant of his cherry tart. It was made from ground sour cherries, cheese, eggs, sugar and flavorings, baked in a crust.". Returns Mrs. Virginia Sherwood has returned to Medford after a 10-day vacation spent in Mill Valley, Calif., with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wisjmer. Mrs Sherwood is on the staff of Medford branch, United States National bank. SOLID PERFUMG in golden cat encrusted with Mini precious jewels as sparkling as diamonds themselves. (NOT A COLOGNE) Outlasts Liquid Fragrances $250 AVAILABLE AT Cash Davis Pharmacy 135 West Main Big T Market c Hwy. 99 No. Eastside Market 608 East Main MaUark's Super Market 2306 West Main Bethel Completes Plans for Show Friday Afternoon Miss Sylvia Morris, chair man of the annual silver tea and style show to be given by Bethel 14, International Order of Job's Daughters, Friday, September 5, at Medford Ma sonic temple, has announced her committee chairmen. The event will begin at 2 p.m. and is open to the public. Miss Mavis Strom and Miss Jean Pletsch are planning re freshments, and model chair men are Miss Micki Noble and Miss Marion Parsons. Miss Carla Borough is in charge of publicity and Miss Karen Paschke of decorations. Women's and teenage cloth ing from Mann's Department store will be modeled by the Misses Pamela Gilkinson, Di ane Lewis, Cheree Paulazzo, Diane Evernham and Mary Sue Anderson, and Mrs. George L. Lewis and Mrs. F. H. Evernham. Entertainment will include dance numbers by Miss Steph anie Hertager, a piano duet by Miss Martha Sandborn and Miss Julia Yoakley, and a ba ton demonstration by Miss Caron Leffler. 4 Medford Woman Attends Session Of State Board Mrs. Moore Hamilton, who was recently named to the Oregon State Board of Educa tion, left last night for Salem to attend a meeting of the board which will continue through Saturday. Part of the sessions will be in conjunction with the Oregon State Board of Higher Education. This will be the first official meeting of the board since Mrs. Hamilton's appointment. 5. E. Brogoitti, Helix, Ore., is chairman. Board Meets Rogue River-Mrs. Roy Lar son, president of Rogue Riv er Garden club, and members of the board met recently to plan coming events. A rum mage sale will be held Octo ber f, and a bazaar December 6, both in the Rogue River Grange hall. VT Ask About Bureljon's k "Honor Teen Account" Under them? Nancy Long f . mix - of course Sacony's full-fashioned Helenca stretch half leotards that fit smooth from hip to toe. In dyped-to-match colors ' $98 Regular or large a pair SEE THEM IN BURELSON'S WINDOW Main and Bartlett Streets " Your Charge Account Invited Three Daughters Guests of Mother Mrs. B. M. Lininger's three daughters have been visitors here in recent days. Miss Geraldine Lininger, a teacher in Claremont High school in La Verne, Calif., and Miss Ruth Lininger, in the public relations department of La Verne college, arrived last Wednesday. They spent the past two months touring Europe. Another daughter. Miss Margaret Lininger, who teach es in the city schools of La Verne, has returned south after a visit here. f- Officers Attend Auxiliary Session . - The president and vice president of the auxiliary to Jackson County Medical so ciety are hvPortland this week to attend a meeting of the auxiliary to the Oregon Medi cal society. Attending from here are Mrs. David C. Boals, president, and Mrs. Ray Cas terline, vice-president, of the local group. Dr. Casterline is also in Portland to attend sessions of the Oregon society. Riders Change Play Day Date Medford Trail Riders an nounced today that the play day planned for September 7 has been postponed until Sep tember 14. Instead, the Riders will cooperate with an Eagle Point 4H club which is spon soring a horse show at Camp White September 14, and the Riders' mounted square dance team will perform during the show. Lloyd Hanscom entertained the Riders at a dinner at his home Saturday night. Texas Family Here on Visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nich olas Greene and their four-year-old son, Larry, left this morning for their home in Midland, Tex., after spending a few-' days here with Mr. Greene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Greene, 2476 Reed lane. Mr. Greene is a geologist with the Humble Oil company of Texas. Legs, m r MwtrjSx jet See SKAMPIES on. Mademoiselle's August Calendar Wednesday: 8 pjn. Roxy Ann Home Economics club, Grange hall. 10 a.m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. Carrie Milnes, 820 Narregan" st. 'giUbBrtner" S " Ski rv v vwwnni If." 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