Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1958, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, October 19, 19S8 7 P E N N E Y ' S MONDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 P.M. k LZS ' J ,5 ' p 1 ' Men s Sweat Shirts $ Terrific Buyl : Compare this $$ Budget. Saver! i Perfect quality knit sweat shirts -with soft, warm cotton fleece lining just right for casual wear or for work. White, or grey In sizes small, . medium and large. PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR Boys' - Girls' Sturdy SCHOOL SHOES Save money on your child's Q ft leather shoes! This very spe- 1 1 Q cial buy on sturdy long wearing MM shoes for your boy or your girl f made over Penney's perfect fit- " ting specifications. Will save you $$.' Sturdy con struction, composition soles, leather uppers. Several styles and colors. Sizes 8V2 to 3. PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR TERRIFIC SPECIAL! Ladies! Here is a Real $ Budget f Saver! Special purchase of much Jl 2r higher priced sweaters. You'll find soft luxurious Lambs fur JUS blends, machine washable, 100 orlon beauties and washable 100 woolens. Sizes 34 to 42. All colors, but hurry! PENNEY'S SECOND FLOOR Little Girls' Wool Coat and Hat Set Amazing Buy! 100 wool ETTT coats with warm all wool inter- i I linings with matching hat , " . 1 1 Choose from all wool fleeces, II tweeds or fiberenes smartly styled with fur collars and fur trims. They're so well made. Ages 2, 3 and 4 only. PENNEY'S SECOND FLOOR SinfOF PEnnEYS Bedford v check these 300 ONLY WOMEN'S HEADSQUARES 2 FOR $1 Large 30" squares in assort ed prints and color;. Silk-, acetate blend. Hand rolled hem. V check these Save! Men's WORK SOX Slack style cotton socks that normally sold for far more! Machine washable. Rein- forced heel and toe. White, and random. Sizes 10-12. V check these WOMEN'S BETTER GLOVES ... Big selection of 100 ny ... Ion, and nylon and cotton, . ' snug fitting stretch gloves. 4. '.White and colors. Sizes 6 to 8. V check these Infants' Catton VESTS 3. FOR sixes 1 'i-3 Easy to suds white cotton. " Top quality, closely knit for long wear. 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Sizes S, M, ets reinforcements at points a H ink of blue. nd . warm g J drawstring XL Mm " miiimiM mm' 1 iMMiimiiiMii ' j"...siz.es3.2.to..40; ! ' 40- White- Al1 Perfect- vvaist. Sizes A, B, C, D, V check these V check these V check these V check these V check these V check these TOTS' SHIRTS in CORDUROY "BIB Tots' HI Bulk SANFORIZED ' Leatherette FLANNEL SUEDE TOP PLAYTOGS Orion Cardigans FLANNELETTE 0.!! 77c 88c I33 35 iTgg, - $10 sues 1 r2 to 4 sizes 2 to 4 sizes T2 to 4 'Softly- napped, medium- FOR Briaht patterns. Lono u j 1 u- u t 1 ... weight for family sleepwear. sizes 10 to 13 Vividly colored upholstery sleeves Wei made Hard-playing, mach.ne wash- Long sleeves Boy and girl Prints galore 50 nylon, 50 vicara with black or bronze frame. sleeves. Wei, made. ble ,n ,ukewarm water. styles. Jacquards, . 2-tones. Tmaximum shr.nkage 1 . blend. Dark and high tones. Padded seat. . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ill. iniiniiiiiiinn mm w IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfmillllUim IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , innni miii uiniiiiiiII1I'"iiiiiiiiV !lh"8 V check these V check these V check these V check these check these BLACK DENIM CORDUROY Save! I -yr. Guar. GIRLS' COTTON Special Fine FINE QUALITY JEANS YARDAGE Electric Blanket. ANKLETS Diaper Flannel HANDKERCHIEFS 349 94v $13" 3 $1 4vDS $l 10 o $1 Sanforized 1 IVi-oz black Reinforced t h o r o ug h out Special purchase! Fine qual- To say it's a bargain would twill jean with polo-type Vibran velvety pinwale cor- Here is long-lasting quality with long-wearing nylon .. . ity white diaper flannel. Soft, be putting it mildly! These pockets of " durable twill. 'ury in Penney's exclusive and steady, sure sleeping body of sock is famous Du- absorbent - flannel assures are famous Springs Mills Wide belt loops. Zipper fly.' Prints' designing colors. comfort built into a lovely rene mercerized cotton. lasting absorbency, even af- soft finish cottons! Whiter Sizes 30 to 44 Machine Tweedy-look patterns, new blanket. Top quality circuit. White or pastel. Sizes 6 to ter countless washings. 27" than white ... finely stitch washable Mylar golden stripes. Ma- blanketing of rayon, acetate 8V2. wide. ed! Large size. Men's Store Street Floor chine washable- and cotton, nylon bound. PENNEY'S SECOND FLOOR PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR lp Jf wSle fc.m.'Wt.- Jl, .... .f . i. -wmm f fair t....i...iT'ifi Tl il'VI i 1 & OB,' 3-PIECE BATH SETS Luxury 3-piece contour bath mat sets of plush viscose rayon pile, excitingly trimmed with lurex metallic trim that will not . tarnish. Rubberized back resists . slipping. A choice of latest fall decorator colors. Bath mat. 20" x34"; contour mat, 20"x21". 300 A good valuv ! PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR Save S's-Girls' Sanforized Flannel PJ's Compare this $ saving! Perfect quality sanforized printed cot ton flannel pajamas. Pretty prints on white backgrounds. Full cut for comfort. Machine washable. Ages 4 to 14. PENNEY'S SECOND FLOOR II77 Remarkable Dress Buy! Terrific special purchase of bet- O ter dresses. The fabrics and J details are amazing at this price! Included in the group t-J are: - , rayon Bemberg waist bandits! woven gingham plaids, stripes! muted prints in fine cotton! rich printed rayon challis! Sizes 1 2 to 20 and half sizes! .' PENNEY'S SECOND, FLOOR Dacron Pram Suit Keeps baby snug in or out of the carriage. Penney priced ... packed with extras! Curon foam ' interlining, safety- stitched seams, two Talon fasteners. De tachable bootees and mittens. There's a Legionnaire hat for boys, a bonnet for girls, and machine wash ability for mother (to 120 degrees). Pastels in fine 2-ply Dacron. Sizes 1 to 3. INFANTS' SHOP SECOND FLOOR 05 Candidates to Talk Tomorrow At C of C Noon Roundtable Candidates seeking state legislative offices will speak at Jackson County Chamber of Commerce Roundtable meetings tomorrow and Mon day, Oct. 27. Several questions have been compiled by the cham ber and submitted to candi dates to answer during a 10 minute period at the noon luncheons. Democratic candi dates . will visit the Round- table meeting tomorrow in the Pioneer room of the Jack son hotel. Republican candi dates will attend next week's luncheon and answer the same questions. The questions regard basic issues which may occur at the 1959 Oregon state legisla ture. The questions were sub mitted to candidates in ad vance to allow each candidate the opportunity of examining the issues in order to frame specific answers. Those seeking legislative offices include Dr, Edwin R. Durno, Republican candidate for state senator; Gordon Hudson, Democratic candi date for state senator; Mrs. Marijane B. Duncan and in cumbent Robert B. Duncan, Democratic candidates for representative; and Melvin J. Lattie and Mrs. Evelyn Nye, Republican candidates for representative. Following are the ques tions asked of each candidate: Unemployment Compensation 1. Do you feel that the present unemployment com pensation benefits and eligi bility requirements should be restricted, remain the same or made more liberal? Why? 2. Would you be in favor of employee contributions to an expanded unemployment compensation program if the issue came up? Why? 3. Do you favor changing the name from Unemploy ment Compensation to Em ployment Security? Why? Improving Oregon'i Business Climate 1. Would you favor a pro posal permitting manufactur ers to include equipment and machinery as a personal prop erty tax off-set against their 6 per cent corporate excise tax and extending this broadened tax off-set privilege to all business firms in Oregon, not just those in manufacturing and food processing? Why? Slat Budget and Taxation 1. Do you favor an in crease of the state budget over the last biennium? 2. If so, what portions of the budget should be ; in creased and why? 3. If you favor a decrease of the state budget, what services do you think ought to be cut in the interests of economy? CLUB NEWS Central Point Knitting Our. meeting was Oct. 11 and was called to order by out-going President Carolee Kuest. We elected Marilyn Watson as president, Shirley Roach as vice president, Kathy Thompson as secretary, Linda Johnson as reporter, and Carol Roach as song leader. We haven't decided on a name for our club yet. We are to knit blocks for a blanket which will be given to Camp White. Our meetings will be held the third Satur day of the month. Linda Johnson, , Reporter Shady Cov 4-H Club At the Shady Cove 4-H club meeting there were two new members. They are Con nie Peterson and .Lorraine Buttram. They elected officers. They are Sharon Hawks, president; Louella Minor, vice presi dent; Sue Lowery, secretary; and Lorraine Buttram, news reporter. Americans had a totaf of 87 and a half billion dollars in the bank at the end of 1957, a seven-billion-dollar increase in savings during the year. Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport . 4. If at the next legisla ture it is apparent .that the general fund from taxation will not meet a carefully con sidered, minimum budget what areas of taxation would you favor as the fairest meth od of raising the difference? Voting Bond Issues 1. Do you believe that property owners only should be allowed to vote on bond issues, or . . . 2. Do you favor a require ment which would increase the number of voters neces sary to validate a bond issue? Why? Basic School Support 1. Do you favor an in crease in the basic school sup port? Why? 2. If so, how do you pro pose its financing and distribution? Court Records DISTRICT COURT I Eldon G. Mattern, overlength, S15. John W. King, overload. $173. John A. Rickenbach, excessive overhang. S10. Lynn F. Bucklin Jr.. failure to stop. $10. Edward- C. Kanone, shoting from public highway, $30. Theodore G. Jantzer, failure to stop, $10. Robert T. Delamare, no opera tor's license, $10. James C. Jack, overwidth, $15. Clarence M. Ross, failure to stop. $10. jonn w. Jtierns. overwiam, Leland E. Jones, overload, $65. Dean W. Lewis, overload, $109. Elmer L. Champion, overload. $13. - , CIRCUIT COURT Helen Louise Kay vs. Rov J. Kay, divorce complaint. ' Fern Stevenson vs. Louis Steven son, divorce complaint. Dixie unariene ciarx vs. Gary u. Clark, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE ArrLIUAlION Robert Smith Anderson. 1103 Queen Anne ave., Medford, and uraiee uaroner, icugene. Grange News . Lake Creek Grange New members are Howard Blair, Jane Blair and Aldine Charley. Murray Bartling con ferred the first and second degrees, with the assistance of Master Merton Bradshow. Fire Insurance Agent Mur ray Bartling announced that this was "fire prevention week." He stated that the Chicago fire was in 1909; causing the naming of the week in remembrance of that conflagration. Members are reminded to examine their house roofs before the begin ning of the rainy season. " Ellyn Charley, legislative committee, announced that all members should form a "car-lift" for anyone in the community that is without transportation for the election on Nov. 4. Master Merton Bradshaw announced that he had a sup ply of books from the Soil Conservation district for any one wishing to take one. HE chairman Nora Brad shaw was visiting her sister, Mrs. Hazel Ulrich, at Pros pect. Betty Bradshaw an nounced that the square dance party was well attended. It is hoped to have another party on Nov.'l, but there is a need for music. The birthdays of . Howard and Jane Blair and Loyd George were honored. The next meeting will be held Nov. 14 at 8:30 p.m. This is the meeting for the election of officers. , Ellyn Charley Publicity chairman PAINT with , from MEDFORD PAINT & Wallpaper Store 6th l Holly Ph. SP 2-9321 rui LTU is Doctor Durno jpy y 1 wi "1 . urn w 1 1 111'j)) m hit -4f' I' T J v- M i m Qualified To Be a State Senator? Ht it qualified by training, in terest, experience and a strong dtiire re serve tht people. Q. HOW does he stand on Education? A At a .rud.nt and an .dueiror, he realixet the value, the desir ability and the necessity of a strong integrated,' educational system. Q. HOW does he stand on taxes? greater payrolls, and mora peo- pit through a healthier tax cli mate, will provide additional - revenue for purposes of govern ment. Q. HOW does he stand on County Home Rule? The basic concept of County Homo Rule it sound. It it up .to the legislature to clarify the inter-relationship between coun ties end tet standards. LISTEN KBES-TV Friday, Oct. 24, 7:55 p.m; THEN VOTE DURNO FOR SENATOR NOV. 4 Paid Pol. Adv., Dumo for Senator Committee, Mrs.-Justin Smith, 21 'Geneva St., Chairman