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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1958)
Thursday, November 17, 1f38 S I n n Buy Fine Apparel ot a Small IPracftioira off Trine Worth MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Family Council ,.LlES TO uls' , w . en 1:98 1 ...nfi TO . Aft Re9Ut yjndettieat SS 9.50 R9 Re' tf T" 55e Re-'" 6.7 He ,yaut cttlt .afC Union Softs "re 88c 13 9le 16 3.W Mrt. M. HI would like to marry again. i Emily K.-We'U take care of her. Mrs. M. H. - I was widowed a few months ago and I am so lonely I just feel like dy ing. My son and daughter, who are both married, keep telling me that I am acting like a fool - that I have them and there is no reason to be lonely. But I can't help my self. I am sick of looking at the four walls. Another widow in the neigh borhood has been coming in to see me a lot, but my daugh ter chases her away. She says we are no good for each other because we just keep crying and talking about our troubles. It may sound silly, but even though I'm past 65 I would like to get married again. Just to have a compan ion all your own and not have to depend on your children for everything means a lot. My daughter thinks I am in sane when I talk like that. Emily K. - My brother and I have done our best to take good care of Mother since Dad died. We visit her at least once a day. I often stop in a couple of times to see how she is getting along. She has a nice home and garden to take care of and she could be content if she didn't keep brooding all the time or mak ing up crazy dreams about getting married. Mother doesn't seem to real ize that she would bring all kinds oi trouble on herself if she got married. No man is going to "marry her for her beauty at her age. As far as companionship is concerned, men manage to find it without marriage. The only reason anyone would marry Mom is for her money and her good cooking. With the two of us to look after her, Mom doesn't have to worry about anything. The Council: From both ac counts, it appears to us that Mrs. M. H. is being kept a prisoner by her son and daughter. Emily has her mother's sit uation all wrapped up. She knows exactly what her moth er should and shouldn't do. Even more, she knows what her mother shouldn't feel. She is taking such "good care" of her mother that she has decided to hold the keys to the woman's mind and heart. Mrs. M. H. now feels very helpless because of the shock of her recent loss. She has, therefore, allowed her chil dren to take her oyer lock, stock and barrel. She'll have to make an effort to free her self from them if she wishes to make a reasonably pleasant life for herself in the future. It is natural for Mrs. M. H. to think in terms of marriage as a way out of her loneliness, but marriages made for this sole reason are seldom suc cessful. Good marriages, even among elderly persons, usual ly come about as a result of happy and active living. We would suggest that Mrs. M. H. try to get active in her community and church. If she feels like having a good cry with a widow friend, she should do it. But there are other social relationships that she would enjoy discovering. If she thinks of this phase of her life as a brand new phase of a long voyage, she'll look forward to each day with some sense of adventure and will waste no time looking at the four walls. (Copyright 1958. General Features Corp.) Body, Fender Tools Reported Missing Approximately $250 worth of miscellaneous body and fender tools and a one-half inch drill valued at $125 were stolen last week from the Ober Logging company, 1245 Biddle rd., Medford, accord ing to city police. A window was broken to gain entrance to the store. police said. The theft hap pened sometime between Nov. 1 9 and 20 and was reported to police Tuesday. MODERNIZE Tour Bathroom with a Glass Shower Door Phone SP 3-3613 GLASS CO. 303 North Bartlett SELBY Out The Hurt Walker Short Go Qui' Thee en Winter War" 5 P" w fio Out CRATER DEPT. STORE, CENTRAL POINT - FORCED TO (LOSE THEIR DOORS FOREVER! Powerful and Unavoidable Circumstances ' Compel the Immediate Selling of This Huge Fine Stock . m . m m. mm t fmmm mm, mm Ikll I IIM All CIVTI ID CCf Regardless of Cost or Loss! EVERYTHING M US I Pt wlu muiuuimj al.l nAimvHi Regular 1.25 BOYS' TEE SHIRTS 78 Out They Go! Ba in Line! Regular 2.95 Children's Tennis SHOES 1.88 Out They Go Val. to 3.98 CHRISTMAS TOYS 2.17 Out They Go! Val.ro 1.25 CHRISTMAS TOYS 66 Out They Go Val. to 2.98 CHRISTMAS TOYS 1.44 Out They Go Regular 9.95 MEN'S DRESS Slacks 4.88 Out They Go PUBLIC: VNe "e;.' ou. ";",,, cost --'...T PA NEVER BEFORE AND NEVER AGAIN WILL SUCH SENSATIONAL VALUES be OFFERED to the PUBLIC MUST IS MASTER! Realizing the TERRIFIC LOSSES involved in a sale of this magnitude we have nevertheless made our decision to SEIL OUT, GET OUT and CLOSE OUT as quickly as possible! . -.1. ten1' .uav w' STARTS TOMORROW at 10 a.m. Buy for Christmas! DM WOMEMS APPAREL VALUES TO $3.19 ONE GROUP SMART COTTON BLOUSES $1.88 New Styles for All Occasion Wear - Prints, Stripes. Out They Go at Low Price Cut Hurry for These REG. VALUES TO $5.29 FINE QUALITY CAPRI PANTS . . $3.67 Very Smartly Styled to Wear Any Time These Are Worth Much More Than Sale Price REGULAR $3.29 LADIES FLANNEL GOWNS 247 WHILE THEY LAST REG. VALUES TO 59e WOMEN'S - GIRLS' Anklets and Burmuda Socks Stretchies, Triple Roll and Regulars REGULAR 39c LADIES RAYON Panties 22' OUT THEY GO REGULAR $2.98 LADIES BLUE DENIM JEANS $1.88 ONE GROUP ONLY HURRY FOR THESE Regular W mm ATM CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DPft 45 05 TO 43.95 VALUES - FIRST QUALITY BOYS' SCHOOL PANTS $1.88 Ivy League and Polished Cotton Made for Hard Wear Slashed Price! - Hurry! - Won't Last Long! Line at Aft VALUES TO 4.95 Boys' Shoes $3L88 For Hard Wear Out They Go Buy Now Be Regular 2.95 MEN'S DRESS SHIRT 1.88 Whites and Colon Priced for Quick Action Hurry on These Regular 2.95 MEN'S Work Jeans Quick Close Out Be in Line VALUES TO 2.50 Fine Belts Your Choice Large Selection Val. to 4.95 MEN'S Sport Shirts Quick Closeout on Large Assortment REGULAR $1.98 BOYS FINE Sport Shirts 86c BE IN LINE FOR THESE REGULAR $3.95 BOYS JACKETS 99c One Group Hurry-Slashed Price REGULAR $2.98-BOYS FLANNEL PAJAMAS $188 Well Tailored -Buy Now REGULAR $4.95 CORDUROY BOYS PANTS $288 Made to Wear and Wear Be in Line for These REGULAR 29e Boys' Socks Quick Special Hurry! Hurry! Reg. 7.95 MEN'S Wool Shirts Good Selection Out They Go W Hurry 'Val. to 12.95, MEN'S Jackets Just Few Rayon & Silk First Comers STORE REMAINS OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M. EAWR0 . -Men ' Value f 3-33 Sport SWrts THE? u" DO OUT MEN'S SPORTSWEAR VALUES TO $12.95 ONE GROUP BETTER SPORTS JACKETS . . . $8-44 Western Style Also Wool Plaids. Sturdy made Tremendous Savings Get fcm While irtey lost Fine Quality Burr, 1 - OUT GO M . t4 05 BOYS RUBBER l-u - Slashed P"ce 2 and 4 -l-sw REG. VALUES TO $9 . . Bools rr I fcST IONG BOTS Tennis Shoes REAlVAlUE .. tl 0 95 WEN'S ,Y-PEDVVN YJork Shoes . .u-.-Ru Vreorinfl v.w leaxnc- rAEN'S VALUES TO viA Shoes BB -J VIMT QU1CK CWSE OUT Briels-SWrts VALUES TO 34.95 VALUES TO 5.95 SPORT COATS 22.67 SWEATERS 3.88 Out They Go for Xmas Out They Go VALUES TO 28.75 - , VALUES TO 4.95 JACKETS 18.68 SPORT SHIRTS 1.88 ' Fine Quality They Will Go Fast miiCK ClOSE-OUT BOYS' tCV Jeans .1.97 Be i Un These r" . ... Long won ClOSE-OUT Shorts 58 Go at slUCK ClOSE-OUT Re9- "6-50 CRUISER Jackets '-1V.884 Buy Wo aosE-ovn r9. -'5 WOOL Jackets 9.88 f. OlatdS Quick Aet.o QUICK "Toys' Shuts 1.7 i r i J FORCED TO VACATE! MUST IS MASTERT Regwlar 3.93 MEN'S WHITE DRESS Shirts 2.67 : Wash and Wear Fine Quality Regular 8.95 MEN'S Slacks 5.88 Wear for Dress Out They Go Values to 4.9S MEN'S Slacks 3.28 Polished Cotton Priced to Sell Regular 9.9S - MEN'S v j Jackets 6.88 Black Bear Nylon Washable ) Wear Like Iron Out They Go . at Pants By Pyk i H7 -1 an- ..e 5ei"--1Bro.- priced - Action D m CUMTKAt. POINT
