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u ; v ,juuv.. o O0 ' O u o o o (J o 0 0 - K- i ),- i. ,J w . O 0( ' t ' ( " . ( ) (-; u o ' ' NOW AT HERrJDOBLES . . . Gala Spring-time CRM Terrific Reductions-- DECORATOR POLE LAMPS Regular $21.5 3-SPOT ADJUSTABLE POLE LAMP Choice of black, white, chocolate. SALE PRICE 15 Regular $29.95 BRASS ADJUSTABLE POLE LAMPS Choice of 3-styles. SALE PRICE . 5 22 Regular $19.95 3-SPOT TREE LAMPS Choice: white, black, chocolate Sale Priced at Herndobler't . 1 13 II T 5 Hi 1 y 1 Total Selection of 30 Different Pole Lamps ! Limited Quantity SHOP EARLY! You Can't Afford to Pass- up These Buys at Herndobler's 32" Mahogany Wall Shelf ($19.95 val.) $11.99 17" Mahogany Wall Shelf ($9.95 val.) 5.99 20" Knick-knack Shelf, curved glass front ($31.95 val.) 21.99 Deluxe folding Taylor-Tot Stroller ($16.95 val.) 11.99 5-pc. Wrought Iron Dinette Set-glasi top table ($99 val.) Wrought Iron Magazine basket ($2.50 val.) Wrought Iron Ash Tray and stand ($2.49 val.) Full size steel bed with rails ($13.95 val.) 9.99 Cosco Bath Stools ($11.45 val.) ea. 6.99 Cosco Youth Chairs, red plastic upholstery ($11.75 val.) ea. 8.99 Venetian Blind pink 33" wide by 29" long ($B.0O val.) 3.99 Ivory Curtain Rods extend to 48" (30e val.) ea. 19e Adjustable Drapery Cranes ($1.25 val.) pr. 69c Gold Star Furniture Polish - pints ($1.00 val.) . 69c Gold Star Furniture Polish - gallons ($2.95 val.) 1.50 Mohawk Spot Remover kits for Carpets ($7.95 val.) ea. 2.95 Maple Accessories Spice Shelves $ I 99 $3.49 value, ea. ' Decorative Bread Hoards $ 1 69 $2.50 value; ea... $3.95 Tissue $4G9 Uispensers; ea Salt & Penncr Shakers & Hark $ 1 99 $2.95 value: ea Small Spoon CQ. Backs; res. $1 eaOaC 3 59.99 1.79 1.79 Framed Pictures 18"x27" .... $4.00 22"x27" .... 7.00 24"x30" .... 7.00 24"x30" .... 5.00 Small $400 Pictures "and up Carper Samples 27"xl8" .. 87c ea. 18"x13" .. 39c ea. Small Carpet OK Sample; 3 lor.... JC 20-inch Round Mirrors ($3.95 val.) ... 16"x60" Door Mirrors ($10.95 val.) Brass Wall Planters ($4.95 val.) Card Tables ($5.95 val.) Cocoa Mats ($2.50 val.) I 2.19 ea. 8.99 ea. 3.00 ea. 3.99 ea. 1.99 Welcome Door Mats, 18"x28" ($3.95 val.) ea. 2.99 Maple-finish Pipe and Ash Stand ($12.95 val.) 9.99 Maple-finish Ash Stand ($9.95 val.) 7.99 Maple-finish End Table with drawer A magazine holder ($17.95 val.) 11.99 English Bone China Insert Plaques ($4.95 val.) 3.99 17-inch Brass Plaques ($4.50 val.) 3.59 30-Inch Brass Plaques ($24.95 val.) 13.99 6-year Crib-white enamel ($34.95 val.) 24.99 Play Pen and Crib, pad, 26"x41" ($39.50 val.) 27.99 9x12 Woven Fibre Rugs 12.99, 15.99 and 16.99 9x12 Oval Woven Fibre Rugs ea. 19.99 9x12 Cotton Rugs ($19.95 vol.) ea. 14.99 Pin-Up Lamps Reft- 16.40 lamp $,901 Indirect light ea. $4.95 Pin-up $ Lamp, only, ta. $5.95 ria-ep $.t( Lamp, eely, ia. SHOP TOMORROW IN ASHLAND TV TRAYS Set of 4 9 o . 99 it Buy on Budget Terms ic Call MU 5-S771 isxma m am. i .m,. SiH Green Stamps on All Cash Purchase J MAIl THIIUMl MVM. Or. f 0 Speak B Suaaev. Mar I. I r Tcpic Announced For Church Guild T;.e Rt'v. Joho Beiuld of Westminister Presbyterian church will speak on "New Horizons in Religion" at the torftiTis; meeting of trie tol- the set 2 club. C. Taylor. L. Dr. Henry Boeholce wU speajc on "Flui Balance" at the rngulw niteting of Ore gon Nurses association, a is. Vrict 4. May ifl. Sit Ssared Heart hospital. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. We Give GREEN STAMPS ELLIS MARKET CM. HaSi " i7i.''"r6;.l iCTK&y i73l'leca Women's Club of S,. ' i' ?r,4ir . 'J Rogue River Valley. It is feft-Sf r . fftrVSo-' ' for Saturday, May 14, at f j I'M s iT TfiO,", '.i : i F S? 4. Jj P-". at Girl, Community cH fV'V? : tL - i3b&''V? fl-Vj, Hostesses are Mrs. J. riiLVS f ' -.' Deaver and Mr.. G. O. W-i " 4al4f- - i ir.--f. V,Vi; ' I Social chairman ia Mrs. G. i V. K a.' .TJV- Linn. nut . . 'ri.j . e it. I ' ' V- I Y' fe"l ""I W .':: JWl foTe'Iunnd 1 A jSt f V I V 3k every cool lil 'I I', A " '- in I breeze... k X liiffi ,l j tL 'Sf 'f- m dresses that 1 11 1 11 "" wit 11111 1-.Mifh t I lead lives of Charles Voorhies, Portland artist whose works are now through May 22, and also on display are a group of water 71 endless cool being shown at Rogue gallery, 220 West Main street, was colors by artists of the Portland area. Gallery hours are 111 1 comfort . . . at a preview held Sunday, May 1, at ihe gallery. Pictured 12 noon to 4 p.m. daily. Mr. Voorhies is well known in I dresses of here with Mr. Voorhies are (left to right) his sister, Mrs. various sections of the United Stales for hi artistic ac- A.l V ' . cotton and Sprague Riegel, Mrs. H. Chandler Egan, gallery patroness, tivities. 1 '.. f cotton blended and Mrs. Voorhies. The show will continue at ihe gallery 4 Mr '' I . w',n magic for g .i in fiaaaejiai .pbww. '7j' Ai a summer full L V 5 f r V t 5 -xvytl-f-VrV rT. ''k and plentiful t?;i . j( J- ' -tf i ; . j'V. . j'.o- -i fW .u-, A k f?f ?vr c , ;:?!! Four of ihe students who helped make arrangements for Ihe recent Junior-Senior Prom of St. Mary's school were (left to right) Michael Lewis, treasurer: Miss Anne Bennett, secretary; Florian Shasky Jr., vice-president, and Fred- erich Burich, president, of Sister Charles Marie's class. The event, given to honor the graduating class, was held at Rogue Valley Country club and was a dinner-dance. Chapter Observesi 'Rhapsody in Roses' St. Mary's Prom Theme 60th Birthday Reamcs chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, observed the 60th anniversary of organiza tion at the last meeting held at Medford Masonic temple. The event also honored 50- year and charter members. Honored guests were Mrs. F.sther Coleman and Mrs. Maude Duffy. The temple was decorated with dogwood and a large "60." During the social hour re freshments were served from tables decorated with camel lias, peonies, ivy and yellow tapers. At each place setting was a small cake holding a lighted candle. Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Duffy cut and served the birthday cake. Mrs. Roy Nordwlck was chairman, assisted by Mrs. V. A. Turpin, Mrs. Stewart ; Pennington, Mrs. Lloyd Caton i and Mrs. E. G. Randolph. The chapter will honor mothers and observe men's night at a stated meeting Thursday, May 12 at 8 p.m. in the temple. Mrs. Audrey Roberts, wor thy matron, and Carl Oes treich, worthy patron, will preside. K. G. Randolph and John Eddy will be chairman for the social hour and refresh ments following: the meeting. Mortar Board Pledges Coed t Corvallia Miss Sally J. El ' den. Central Point, is one of 19 (Oregon State college co eds chosen to be members next year of Mortar Board, senior women's honor and service society. She will be a senior next year in education. I Selection to Mortar Board it considered top campus recog nition for senior women. Cain pus leadership, scholarship and character are considered in the selection. Miss Fid en parent ate Air. I and Mrs. Harry F,ldon, Cn .ira Point. O , . 0 o "Rhapsody In Roses" was the theme of St. Mary's High school junior-senior prom. The dinner-dance was held at Rogue Valley Country club Friday evening, April 29. The tables were decorated with red roses held in vases made by the decorating com mittee. At the entrance there was a four-tiered fountain in which roses floated. Large white satin letters over the orchestra spelled out the t. h e m e. Blaine Trickle and Trio furnished music. Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Burick. i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nannies and Dr. and Mrs. Florian Shasky were chapcrones. Miss Ann Manno and Fred Burich, presidents of the two junior classes, were co-chair-; men for the prom. Program chairman were the Misses Carol Valentine and Carole Doyle; ticket chairmen. Rich ard Evans and David Rankin; orchestra, Rick Carrara; dec orations, Miss Mary Pat Nau- mes, assisted by Miss Patty Calhoun, Miss Mary Robinson Miss Karen Crevier, Tony Adams. Miss Mary Jo Balzer Miss Gretna Braynard and Miss Dolores Cooper. Special guests were the Vcrv Rev. Carl Mai, the Rev. William McLeod. the Rev. John llg and William McKib-ben.-O.S. Klamath Women To Be Visitors Klamath Falls Sojourners club will be guests of the Medford Sojourners club for a luncheon Thursday. May 12, at 12:30 p.m. at Rogue Valley i Country club. Reservations for the luncheon and card party must be made not later than Monday, May 9. by call ing Mrs. Dee Wood, SPring i S-5ti4a or Mrs. Ronald Halo, SPring 2-4174. All newcomers to Medford and vicinity are cordially in vited to attend. HELP US! We aeeel cletkiaf, thees, (title, furniture, a4 aeeaiea. We ka Up. HILf OTHIIS! 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