Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1959, Image 3

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    MAIL TRIBUNE. MeoW, Or.
Tuesday, May 26, 1939
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SPEAKER-Paul Stark Seeley,
Portland, will speak Thurs
day, May 28, at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist,
100 Windsor ave., at 8 p.m.
His topic will be "Christian
Science Reveals Spiritual
Forces in Action. Seeley, a
member of the Christian Sci
ence Board of Lectureship,
will tell how Christianty can
meet today's individual and
world problems if put into
action. The public is invited.
Lions Club Plans
Events for 4-H
Club Wagon Train
The Jacksonville Lions
club will play host to the 4-H
Empire Builders' Wagon train
June 8 as they leave the area
for Corvallis, Ike Dunford,
Jacksonville Gold Rush Ju
bilee chairman, announced.
The wagon train is set to
leave at 8:30 ajn. June 8 fol
lowing a buckaroo breakfast.
Although the event is spon
sored by the Jacksonville
Lions club, other civic groups
are also assisting.
Dunford reported that the
Gold Rush Jubilee committee
will handle arrangements for
a Sunday, June 7, evening
cookout for the 4-H club mem
bers to be followed by a camp-
fire sing.
Equipment Check
Current plans call for the
members to set up camp on
the Jacksonville High school
grounds Sunday afternoon to
check equipment and sup
plies. The committee is seeking a
local club to stage the chicken
barbecue. Groups interested in j
assisting are asked to con
tact Dunford, John Crabb, Ju
bilee assistant chairman, or
Russ Jamison, who are work
ing with Glenn Klein, 4-H
county agent.
Following the Sunday eve
ning events an organizational
meeting will be held to elect
a wagonmaster and other of
ficers for the trek.
The public is invited to at
tend the Sunday afternoon
and Monday morning barbe
cue and breakfast.
University Sets
Graduation Events
: Eugene Commencement
week end will begin at the
University of Oregon Friday,
June 12, and will end with
formal exercises and confer
ring of degrees Sunday, June
14.
A benefit tea for the Paul
ine Potter Homer Collection
of books will be held Friday
in the alumni hall of Gerling
er halL -
Alumni Day, Saturday, will
open with an annual breakfast
meeting of the State Associa
tion of University of Oregon
Women in the Erb Memorial
Union building. The Half Cen
tury club will be honored at
Alumni Day luncheon, and re
unions will be held for classes
of 1909, 1914, 1919, 1929 and
1934.
Members of the class of
1959 and all alumni will be
invited to a President's Recep
tion at 3:30 p.m. Saturday in
Gerlinger hall. The various
classes will hold reunion din
ners in downtown hotels and
in the Erb building.
Members of the graduating
class will attend a banquet
and ball beginning at 7 pjn.
Saturday in the Eugene hotel.
Sunday, the military depart
ment will hold commissioning
ceremonies in the school of
music auditorium. The flow
er and fern procession will
be held that afternoon with
formal commencement and
baccalaureate exercises and
conferring of degrees at Hay-
ward field at 2:20 pjn.
FIRE OUTDOES INDIANS
Fincastle, Va.IJPD-Fire Mon
day destroyed "Greenfields,"
a house built 217. years ago
as a fort to guard the frontier
against Indian attacks. The
house, owned by Frank Pres
ton, 74, and his brother, David,
56, and furnished with valu
able antiques, had withstood
fierce Indian attacks.
Virtually all . the canned
pork exported by the United
States in 1957 went to Korea,
Spain and Venezuela.
Shop Ward for
low, low price.
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Specicl! Full-
fashioned
1st quality
nylon sheers
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Reg. 3 prs. 1.95.
Shadow-free. 15
denier, 60 gauge
beauties. Rein
forced at heels and
toes for longer
wear. 82-11.
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Reality bhvsts.
Drie-dry colter
Alttvekw!
Bar-Mil aylea
trieof petticoats,
leng wearing
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1.91 Sport Shifts
Coolcottoe .:
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leaves Moei s
2 for
69c embroidered
pWowcatoif
Color choice.
42x36 she .
88c99l
bO COOl! SO lightweight! Thong
SandalS for WOmen, girlS
Pastel pink composition soles,
comfortable rubber thongs.
Perfect for beach and home
wear. And so low in pricel
77'
Reg. 21.95 brightly colored
8' wire fence vinyl pool
Carnival design heavy
duty vinyl. Galvanized vi
nyl coated wire mesh sup
porting frame. 20" deep.
10 siie only 28.88
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big, big values at
You'!! be glad you
ove. ' ,
SALE! Regular 79c yard
Sanforized ginghams
Yarn-dyed woven plaids
or checks. Little iron cotton
for dresses, curtains, shirts!
36". A4ax. shrinkage 1.
66c
Girls 2.9
Matching bloese
end JamoiQi .
shorts. 7 to 14.
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Regular 5.95 lightweight
aluminum folding chair
Highly polished, rust proof
aluminum. Long-wearing wea
ther proof vinyl seat and
back. Wide alum, arm rests.
Folds compactly for storage.
199
Wards 9-pIay gym; a playground
in the safety of your own yard
Non-tilt metal swing seats
.with chain tested at 1000
lbs.! Rugged 2" frame. All
steel construction. With 6'
free standing slide
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SALE! Sandals
for. children
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Special purchase!
soles. Airy,
lightweight. White,
red, brown. 5Vi-12.
0saany2.9!
Darling 3 -piece
set. Pedal pushers
Moose and snorts.
1168
A2.95vaiee!
SoU redwood
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HaMiyr stronej
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SALE! CE RTIFIE D SUPE
finest linseed oil-base house paint'
REG.
Use on new wood or for repainting surfaces
in poor condition. Self -cleaning, long-lasting,
weather-resistant finish. White or colors. .
SALE! 1-COAT L O - LU ST RE
Reg. 6.98. Finest Alkyd base house paint on
the market today. Resists rust and copper
screen staining. Self-celaning.
Sale! Outdoor living fun!
3-pc. redwood barbecue set
Big 6' table, '2 benches.
Weather and warp resistant
kiln-dried redwood. Rugged '
.construction. Seats 8 . in
comfort. Easy set-up.
1588
1.50 Down
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I 4 f' irw .' Choose: (1) Lounge and two chairs,
I1U rI' i'M (2) Two lounges (3) or four chairs
SAVE 1.15 A GALLON!
SALE! Westen-csd b&-fe?
brazier with coppertsst feisa
Enjoy year 'round borbe
coing! Smart coppertone
finish on 13" bowl, wmd
shteW V legs. AdjustoUe
12" or. Sale-priced!
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Choose aluminum and webbing furniture for a carefree
summer. 1 So lightweight, it goes anywhere. Won't fade in ,
the sun or rust in the rain. Folds easily. Chaise adjusts to
6 positions. Turquoise or yellow webbing. '
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per gal.
per gal.
SALE! Reg. 9.95 brazier
with 24-in. yellow bowl
Extro-beovy 1 4 -go. bcuM
with chromitM otTnistabie
griff. Stfcpor-fttwshed braced
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Closed Saturday Hay 30
MEMORIAL DAY
117 South Central SP 3-7301
FREE PARKING
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SPECIAL PURCHASE! 25-piece
tempered-steel tool kit!
Usuoily 4.95! Hurry! Limited
quantities! You get: 8-pc
socket set, 5-pc screwdriver
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set, 8-pc wrench set PIUS
carry case! For home, auto.
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