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Mrt. M. HI would like to
marry again.
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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
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CRATER DEPT. STORE, CENTRAL POINT - FORCED TO (LOSE THEIR DOORS FOREVER!
Powerful and Unavoidable Circumstances ' Compel the Immediate Selling of This Huge Fine Stock
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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:
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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!
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STARTS TOMORROW at 10 a.m. Buy for Christmas!
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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
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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
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'Val. to 12.95,
MEN'S
Jackets
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Rayon & Silk
First Comers
STORE REMAINS
OPEN EVENINGS TO 9 P.M.
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Value f 3-33
Sport SWrts
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MEN'S SPORTSWEAR
VALUES TO $12.95 ONE GROUP BETTER
SPORTS JACKETS . . . $8-44
Western Style Also Wool Plaids. Sturdy made Tremendous Savings
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Fine
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REG. VALUES TO $9 . .
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Briels-SWrts
VALUES TO 34.95 VALUES TO 5.95
SPORT COATS 22.67 SWEATERS 3.88
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VALUES TO 28.75 - , VALUES TO 4.95
JACKETS 18.68 SPORT SHIRTS 1.88
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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
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Jackets
6.88
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