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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1959)
Sunday, Dtc. IS, 159 ' MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford, Or. A r1 PAY LESS IS THE PLACE TO BUY FRESH CANDY! HOLIDAY DELITES IFADILY GIFT WRAPPED 1 cfO-'! lII " s ' " . 1 A H - U a STORES ( 2.98 .8EBIT0L-. : $B98 1.23 WFFEBin" ' 73 AOACIEI im 59 m mmm 14 - AIM4ELT2EB FRESH DELICIOUS ASSORTMENT OF FAVORITE TREaTS BIG 21 2-POUND FAMILY BOX Brach's Chocolate, Reg. 49c WINDOW BOX . . 3 for $1.00 Ic PEANUT BRITTLE . , 39c VITAMIN SMOKERS NOTE! EACH CIGARETTE SMOKED CONSUMES 25MO. OF VITAMIN "C" 100 MG-lOO TABS 28 OZ. SATIN FINISH HARD Christmas Candies.... 79 WHITMAN SAMPLER F0ST0RIA 2t inon vn f PAY LESS PRICE 744 FOSTORIA TOASTER 788 PAY LESS PRICE . INIRAl ELECTRIC . 1 STEAM AND DY f , Jf If ill -II- 4rtt. 1 pSs nil HlUt&fE&l k-l lvUw 49 f CHOCOLATES jgL jr v -imxiirM , nci.c ' jaa I b. 2.00 Chocolate. ggSS . - ; mi st" i"FFIELD MASTE4-95 ! v 9 . 32-IN. GIANT cane no Candy 0 ."HAPPY SANTA' 1 POUND Assorted PAY LESS SPECIAL ON iSKalSSU'JGlD'e Ybu'll Uso-Your Osterizer Every Day. It Blonds, Mixes, Whips, Purees, Grinds and Chops. HAND MIXER 1 Full wind if fit 1795 IE6. 19.95 II fh NOVELTY DECORATED Set of 4 Gift Boxed i COMIC DECORATED WHISKEY GLASSES 99c 4-PIECE SET GIFT BOXED Mtih Flu III (.. i. fw Mtrr toper, and mpfyinf and . iter food, in (lacninf Mnw tontinw $2488 - YOUR CHOICE -BEAUTIFUL LIBBY GLASSES 4Un. $H69 yinTmiiininiiniiifi'A'iTj jo sunlamp wirmws II I I PIOOR MODEL WITH TIMES II X II ll -.A -----V smm' 1 I GIVES BEAUTIFUL SUNTAN I I POWER V t a i JJ 4 AV;iT? I EXTRA INFRA-RED TUBE IS I jj - - jH A A "jf f NAvH . I PROVIDED FOR HEAT TREATMENT I f 11 dcG P2 l J riP 1 lSXL A VC adjustable for height. . fflww 7 J FLASHLIGHTS I FLASHLIGHT N VV VS- AND RFLKTOR POSITION I ) "V b. I S JLfrrL TUCS ,bVl BATTERIES ( f yrj THE AMAZING "SS$V5 cvV I .) 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ALL POWER TOOLS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED AT PAY LESS! 6'x 12' Reg. 1.75, 1.39 T& IJ;UHiVlVr.iifiiVl.7AVAHJVi(iii I WOOL MENS $1.98 VALUE Tl $2 49 AUTO DASHBOARD M $1 00 VALU - 49e BQYS, BLUE BELL r..,..c THERMAL CAKE BIRDSEYE BOTTLE N.A tcuiptq W0RIC EAR MUFFS. UNDERWARE JJJ- DIAPERS WARMER T"SH,RTS PANTS 87 $189 $J00 $3.69 $179 590 3,9 544 saEHBSESJaVHESBBH? Lpappappa aaaaaaf !HbbVb1bbHB1B.B.bSESB jBkaaajBESBHW SilSilsaBaeiliiiiHBlliiH' aBllBSlliHBlliSilVBHBV ie"""1"" iaBBMaaaVaVaVMBBK m h eiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiitilSK HaaiiiiiiiiiisssssisssstiaH ISSESJEHBlBBVHaHHel LADIES . 19c JUMBO $1.49 1.75 VALUE 29c PLASTIC UAiin HANKY D0LLY DOLL DSH FRAMED BEER ' BABY BOX CRIBS CRADLES TOWELS PICTURES STEINS PAMTS MIRRORS NOW ONLY SET OF 4 R A J I 97 5y w g73.ier$ij .$g j $g.49 5.9941 -.59 SCARS OF BEATING - Michael Kramer, 8, shows tlie criss-crossed scars of a brutal beating administered by hit father, right, a 39-year-old, 170-pound Miranda, Calif., log ger. The father whipped the boy for two days with a plastic clothes line for telling a lie. Kramer was placed in solitary confinement in the Eureka, Calif., jail on charges of inhu man punishment of a child. - (UPI Telephoto) EAGLE POINT Group Sells Decorations By DOTTIE HARBISON Eagle Point - Christmas trees (Shasta or silver tip), wreathes, center pieces, door swags, plastic marble bags, mistletoe, laurel berries, and other Christmas decorations are now being sold on .the Crater Lake highway in front of the Eagle Point Refriger ation shop. The booth will be opened afternoons, all day Sat urday, and at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday. All proceeds will be donated to the Boy Scouting program of Pack and Troop 48, Eagle Point. The new Community Scout building has at last had the foundation forms built and is ready for the pouring of ce ment as soon as weather per mits its setting, according to chairman, Harry Hanscom. Once started, the construction should progress rapidly. The- Antelope Social club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edwin Hayes on Bigham rd., Dec. 16, starting with a din ner at noon. This is the an nual Christmas dinner and party and all husbands are invited. Gifts will be ex. changed and a drawing- for new Pollyanas will take place. Mrs. Marie Hayes, Mrs. Robert Bitterling, Mrs. Fred Canterbury and Mrs. Elbert Bigham are co-hostesses for the dinner. New officers elected at the last meeting were Mrs. Bill Bigham, president; Mrs. Will ford Davies, vice president; Mrs. Fred Canterbury, secre tary; Mrs. Donald Anderson, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Bitterling, Rosemary chair man. . The eighth grade class of the Eagle Point Community Bible church was the winner class-wise, ih its church in the contest recently held among the community churches to gain the most new members. Class members were honored at n taffy pull given by their teacher, Mrs. Ray Chamber lain, at her home on Browns boro rd. Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ayres assisted with the taffy pull and the young sters played several games while waiting for the taffy. Eighth graders attending were Judy Hill, Judy Calarno, Richard Wilson, George Land er, Bill Ayres, Paul Pollock, Pamella Stevens, Danny Bur rill, . Marsha Pulley, Donna Geren, Cheryl Hanscom, Bar bara Wilson, Nancy Walton, Ellen Hay, Lola Ackerman, Gary Webster, and Viola Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pulley prepared a dinner in honor of the eight hgrade class last Thursday at their home. They were assisted 'in serving by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hay. Mrs. Ray Chamberlain fur nished the ingredients for banana splits and the young sters made their own desserts. Nineteen members were present The Eagle Point district Classroom Teachers associa tion will holds its annual teachers banquet at the Rogue Valley Country club Dec. 17, at 7:30 p.m. with teachers and their husbands or wives from Shady Cove, Elk -Trail, and Eagle Point all being invited. Turkey will be the featured dish. Applications Being Taken for Courses Applications for auto me chanics and electronics courses are being taken at the adult education office at Med ford High school, Lindsay M. Vinsel, director of adult edu cation in the Medford school system, has announced. The courses will be held over a two-year period and will meet from 3:30 pjn. to 10:30 p.m. daily The auto mechanics course Is designed to prepare persons for em ployment in the automotlvt industry. The electronica course is designed to prepare persons as highly trained technicians in the electrenigs industry, Vinsel 6aid. - Applications may be made at the high school between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Hi spring term will start Feb. 13. Additional information may be obtained by telephon ing SPring 3-5341. Call for : a merrier Christmas! . V fey f jir Phone"Moneyland"...where you may charge the real thing-money! This Christmas, hare the cash to shop anywhere you want... to buy the presents you want This Christmas, caU on"MoNEY und" (your nearby Pacific Finance office) an d say "Charge It!"By"ChargeIt"wemeanyoa may borrow money now and arrange to pay it back later. Now you may get cash quicMy and without unnecessary delay to buy Christmas presents, to PACIFIC D3 FINANCE "Moneyland" All loans made under the Oref on Industrial Loan Act 16 South Central Phone SP 3-5308 Bob Griffith, Manager Open Weekdays: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Mondays Until 8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. Till Noon buy clothing and fuel, to take a trip, or to reduce monthly pay ments. So whateveryourmoney needs, come to"MoNETLAND"- t h's the place to borrow money. COMPLETE FINANCING NOP" AVAILABLE! "Moiaridrn'mU ' m "jinane" (buy tontrmctt) at competitive ratet from tlealen or pri vole lellert for eon, boats, fani$ur appliance!, and many other 1 item. Be sure to &t& PFn lit rates and fast, friendly t
