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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1959)
m New "mercy bandage" won't pull the scab off Dollars and Sense When it comes to handling money, .My wife is pretty shifty. - ' . ' For instance take my pay check We split it $5050(i. Francis O. Walsh Teen-agers will drive anything with wheels except the power mower. Kenneth J. Shively . Some of those movies on TV are so old the historical characters are played by themselves. Pep Mealiffe A Dim View on Bright Awakenings Aunt Annabelle came for a visit, The first she has made to our city, And started adorning our breakfast each morning With strains of a glad little ditty: "Another lovely hunk of life!" Her daily greeting went; "How sweet you look!" that to my wife! And "Who's this handsome gent? . . . I slept just like a little mouse ... The coffee's perfect, Dear!" Oh, how the sunshine filled the hou&e. As long as she was here. Aunt Annabelle came for a visit The last one, I mean to advise her. For nothing I know of is worse than the glow of The cheerful riser! Hal Chadwick Advertising Endorsements I Am Available For "I consider it not only a privilege but an honor to run a Water King. I find it handles better than any 60-foot power cruiser that has ever been presented to me." "It has been a month since a Family Fun Swimming Pool has been installed on our property for me and my family to try out. I am happy to report it is satisfactory in every respect and my'neighbors say so, too." "Bonny Heath is the ideal country club perfect golf course, excellent cuisine, splen did companionship. It is impossible to de scribe how much I enjoy my complimentary membership." '. "It's true other stocks are quoted higher on the exchange than Consolidated Cheese and Crackers, but I state unequivocally that the 1,000 shares given me are mighty com-. forting to have. Annual dividends of $42 per share seem fair and reasonable to me." - -Parke Cummings A five-year-old's parents had been trying to teach him that Sunday was a day of wor ship, not just play. One Sunday they dressed him for church, but before they could get under way he was splashing in the tub with his toy boats. "Didn't I tell you what Sunday means!" the mother asked angrily. "Mom, this is no pleasure trip," the young ster replied. "These are missionary boats go ing to Africa!" ' . A. W. Stinsbn "Here we are . . . Oh, dear! My, my, my . . . Oh, my! . . Ahh, ha! . . ; Hmmm . . T$k, hk . . ." Family Weekly, Auguit 2, 1958 Unlike gauze bandages, new CURAD with non-sticking Telfa pad won't hurt when you take it off . . . won't reopen healing wounds No more crying when the bandage .has to come off. New Curad "mercy bandage" has a pad of Telfa (like the Telfa Dressings used in hospitals). Gauze is covered with a plastic surface which never sticks to the wound, won't pull the scab off. Flesh color or transparent for adults, Bat tle Ribbon colors and designs for the kids. Medicated. Waterproof. Bauer & Black DIVISION OF THE KENDALL COMPANY Cwad bandoeu forcvti, crarchijTlfa itril pads for larger wound. SEA & SKI positively J prevents sunburn THE AROUND ti PRODUCT, (OK YOUIt MOmY BACK) ALL Hr- 1 Li YEAR AMERICA'S LARGEST-SELLING SUNTAN LOTION
