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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1959)
v" ' ' . , . 1 1 . , ,1 1 I i l I (ills bad odors M makes air smell flower- fresh Wick deodorants are too slow . . . some aerosols too weak . . . freshen just for the moment; but Florient really kills bad odors fast 1 So economical, too it lasts and lasts. No wonder T.iOre women buy Florient than any other air deodorant. 4 fragrances: Floral, Spice, Mint, Pine BLUB "periodic l Mirinl rf thrpfl wave, to hrino 0 . relief from menstrual suffering. It relieves cramps, eases head- f ache and it chases the "blues." Sally now takes Midol at the first sign of menstrual distress. . r J WITH Foot Specialist Puts Out Fire! Foot apeclallata know of tha fait cooling relief tht grcaseleM, medicated lea-Mint givea tired, burning feet. Thla froaty-whlte. cooling cream quickly aoftena atlnglng corna and callouaaa. Keepi feet feeling happy and comfortable all-day long. Get Ire-Mint today. At all druggiata. Two old friends met on the street for the first time in years. One was shocked by the haggard look of his old pal. "Charlie," he sighed, "you sure have changed. What makes you look so old?" "Trying to keep young," Charlie said wearily. "Trying to keep young? I don't get it." "Yes," was the response, "trying to keep nine of them." ' " The Liguorian An old-timer is a fellow who can re- member when the only women in a barber shop were the ones in the Police Gazette. Al Spong TheCurse of Positive Thinking "Well, I say the first human will land on the moon before September of 1959 what's more, I'll push you up Brady St. hill in a wheelbarrow, if he doesn't!" "Of course, you're not imposing on friendship, Bob. Everything will work out fine. Now just where do I cosign for this loan?" "Go ahead and write a check for the groceries, Hon. I'm sure the tax refund will come tomorrow, and we'll deposit it before the check can clear." "No trouble at all, Harry, keeping your cat while you're in Europe. Say, what do you feed her? Seems like she gets fatter every day." . "I can lick any man in the house!" Francis O. Walsh The teen-age girl folded her hands dramatically and sighed, "Oh, I feel such an intense longing to do something for others!" Her bobby-sox friend was skeptical. "Others? Whatdaya mean 'others'?" "Oh, you know," the girl replied. " 'Others' anybody outside your own family." E. M. Marshall The Ice-Cream Man Cometh No doubt the children think he is A summer Santa Claus; His jolly truck, his merry bell, His willingness to pause Must seem to them a bright new friend, A kind of white St. Nick Who every afternoon comes by With favors on a stick. To parents, though, he seems to be No giver of delights, But more a taker who drives off With coins and appetites. Dicfc Emmons Sometimes the most dampening in fluence on a prospective home-buyer is a look at the basement. Ken Kraft Bawl of the Open Road Dear service-station owners on my vaca tion route: Please build your rest rooms a mile on up the highway Where kids who have just stubbornly refused them Decide with urgent wails they should have used them! Georgie Starbuck Galbraith "The Star Spangled Banner is the only piece he knows!" 10 Family Weekly, August 30, 1959 This is your last chance to enter the contest that is the talk of America. So don't de lay. Start now to dream up a name that the star of to morrow pictured at the right can use in his film career. ( For example, Fredric March, Marlene Dietrich and Jennifer Jones are stage names. Their real names are Frederick Bickel, Maria Magdalene von Losch and Phyllis Isley.) There is no limit to the num ber of prizes you can win, so get the whole family in on the fun. This is the final contest in the "Name the Stars of To morrow" game. Enter today! THE JUD6ES ARE: JANET LEIGH, star of "Who Was That Lady"; JERRY WALD, producer of "The Best of Every thing"; HENRY WILL SON, one of Holly wood's top agents; and PEER OPPENHEIMER, Family Weekly's Hol lywood editor. Easy - to - Follow Ru les 1. There will be six separate weekly con tests, each with its own set of prizes. You may enter each contest as many times as - you desire, using either the entry blank published each week in FAMILY WEEKLY or a reasonable facsimile. 2. All entries for Contest Number Six must be received by midnight Thursday, Sep tember 3. Entries may be mailed on post cards if desired. 3. The prizes for Contest Numbe'r Six are: 1st Prize Gertrude Ederle Swimming Pool. 2nd Prize RCA Whirlpool Washer Dryer. 3rd & 4th Prizes Westinghouse Electric Ranges. 5th & 6th Prizes Mer cury Outboard Motors. 7 to 14 Nesco Electric Rotisseries. 15 to 22 In-Sink-Erator Disposers. 23 to 38 Airex Fishing Sets. 39 to 58 Seth Thomas Wall Clocks. 59 to 88 American College Encyclopedic Dictionaries (2 Vols.). 89 to 118 West clox Wrist Watches. 4. Entries wiil be judged on the basis of originality and aptness of thought. Judges' decision is final. In case of ties, contestants will be required to write a statement about FAMILY WEEKLY. All entries become the property of FAMILY WEEKLY and none will be returned. Entries must be the original work of contestants and must be submitted in their own names. 5. Contest winners will be notified as soon as possible. 6. The six contests are open to all resi dents of the United States except em ployees of FAMILY WEEKLY,, its affiliated companies, its distributing newspapers and their families. The contests are sub ject to all Federal, State and local regulations.
