Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1960)
1A MAIlTHIIUNt, MetV.rtt, Or. A W.e.eaelay, May 1, 10 Regional Calendar . Gold Hill-The Woman's so ciety of the Gold Hill Com-! munity Methodist church will meet at noon tomorrow for a i potluck luncheon and busi ness session at the church. Minna Mil unvmt iifliuf viv aJ1W.uvliiKJti,liTyMJE1mK . ti iMiumiviv :bj iiv.vv;iBniKi iwuku n aium v krfwimivu TLdSSSKESSTi, 59.95 REG. 39c BABY WHISTLE MUG 15 COUNT NEW HAVEN POCKET WATCH 29. COPPER TINT OVEN WARE H Piece Anchor Giai. Dinnerwar Set 298 REG. 15.00 WATERPROOF TIMEX "100" 988 SPECIAL 10.00 VALUE f TETHER TODDLERS PLAY CLOTHES 2 PLAYER Badminton Set 2.98 SUCARYL ONI PINT MOTOROLA 7 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO AQ88 Only 03 BALL SET S199H LI i 98 J PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 18-19-20-21-22 INCLUSIVE 1.00 VALUI METAL FLASHLIGHT 1.50 - PINT WEED Butle Falls-Award cerium- ; nies will be held tomorrow at both the high school and grade school. Grade school ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. and the high school i awards will be presented at 2 p.m. The public is inviled. and BLIT7 BATTERIES 98c 1 CHIFFON V FACIAL I TISSUE I Limit I y 4 y 1 1 CARD OF 60 I C M.95 VALUE B WESTCLOX LAPEL I WATCH ! 388 p jfaX&i s '' will mm Gold Hill-The Hanby school band directed by Charles W. Cook will present a concert t the Gold Hill Grange hall at 7:30 tomorrow evening. The public is invited. Gold Hill-The prayer and . Bible study group of the Sams j Valley Community church; wiU meet at 8 o'clock tuniKht at the home of Mr. and Mi s. ' Lester James in Sams Valley IF REG. Sc BABY RUTH or BUTTER FINGERS 519c 1 m--.m,mnmiar!fBaKWia!MK7VrXTB PRESCRIPTION DRUG Tiller - Drew - Commence ment exercises for eighth grade students at Tiller-Drew .,, I,l .. ill ho Cluiliemai y sviiuui v m held in the school .gymnasium i Friday evening. Speaker will j be Dr. Loren E. Messenger, j professor of psychology at Southern Oregon college. I ! Butte Falls -Graduation ex-, arcises for the 1960 senior olass will be held at 8 o'clock j Friday evening in the high ; school gymnasium. Gold Hill-The Bible Study group of Gold Hill Christian church will meet at 7:30 to-; morrow evening at the home j of Mrs. Bessie Henderson on j highway 09 nnrlh of Gold Hill. REG. 29c Marshmallow PEANUTS Only 19c liy Lm Pint Arc Mad Item M Wth fm i lngndrtti Obtainable) A V ind Art Sold on Msny tttV B S Guaranlaa Shop Pay ItH firrt 1 ft B$avi. V PAY LESS IS THE PLACE TO BUY FIRST QUALITY PAINT 69c CUR AD Pirn 43c Curad Battle RIBBON 1.12 Vol. 79c REG. 89c 14-OZ. CAN MIXED NUTS 69 Rapid Inflation Of Lungs Starts Stopped Heart Milwaukee, Wis. - (Science Service) - When a patient's heart stops beating on the operating table it may be pos sible to start it beating again imply by inflating the lungs vigorously with oxygen. Dr. Jay Jacoby of the Mar quette University Medical School told a meeting of the Stale Medical Society of Wis consin here that for the time being doctors should continue their present resuscitation measures of opening" the chest squeezing the heart rhythmic ally to restore circulation, and giving artificial respiralion through a lube inserted into the windpipe. However, he as serted, "the whole idea of treatment for cardiac arrest (heart stoppage) needs re evaluation." Accidental Discovery Formerly on the staff of the Ohio State University Medi cal School, Dr. Jacoby said he and his colleagues there discovered accidentally that It might not be necessary to open the chest for restarting the heart when asphyxiation is the cause of cardiac arrest. Experiments with dnge then showed thai pumping oxygen into the lungs could raise blood pressure, increase the oxygen content of the blood, and circulate the blood a lit tle to bring enough freshened i blood to the heart to start it beating again. Dr. Jacoby said the circula tion apparently is caused by Ihe inflated lungs squeezing the heart and large blood ves sels, lie said he did not recom mend the new melhod for use as yet. since it was still experimental. ONE COAT EXTERIOR GLOSS HOUSE FINISH 5.00 Value 79 gallon Ntw A Ik yd Typ. Wod or Mttal Finish A- filisUr, Stain ind fvm Raiittant Whin Stayi Whirtr Clrs 5V Bnqhttr vuS? SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL It If Priminy Ln Wearing Scrub Rtiiftant Do dorii ti 39 .t-a, . w I F2 V 3 QUART FAMOUS BUAiON Play Gym & Slide As Pictured AA88 61 U V " BLAZON fti 1 PLAY GYM e) Jgg 2 Swings & -J A88 M$m 2 Seat Glider 19 JW IS THE GREATEST NAME jf 453 fffrWt IN OUTDOOR PlAY w itaaw EQUIPMENT mMSW Complete PAY LESS ONE COAT LATEX WALL FINISH k Apply With Rollar or truth if Oriat in Ont Hour To a Smooth Flat Finnh it Withablt 5.00 Value $339 GALLON REG. 29c MINIATURE size 19' REG. lie CEREAL BOWLS 4 39c pNT Y.; "J? BRUSH jm&:J& 1 KEEP THE KIDS BUSY t HAPPY-WITH Sampson KIDD-E-BOUNCER CAN BE USED INDOORS OR OUTDOORS SOFT, SAFE BOUNCE. LIGHTWEIGHT AND PORTABLE. ALL METAL HIP LENGTH FLOATING ALUMINUM SPINNING LINE 100 Yards Monofilm, 4 or 6 lb. test TACXLE BOX 37g 2.33 REG. 9.95 CHIC ELECTRIC CUPPER SET Only 4.95 MEN'S WASH 'N' WEAR WHITE SHIRTS 1 98 X ft FISHING BOOTS 9.99 TROUT NETS 73c 60c CLUSTER EGGS 40c ASST'D FLASH BAITS SPIN ROD Reg 1.00 4-Ci. 1 00 e WOOL YARN Paffco1 Per Skein 31.00 35r. valun . LOCKING REEL SEAT 2 PC. GLASS 2 MAN RUBBERIZED PORTABLE BOAT 95 in. lona 56 in. wida. Twa Separata Compartment.. Extra Heavyweight Flooring. 2 Attached Scat, and Sturdy Oar Lock.. A 69.50 VALUE M LARGE ENOUGH FOR 2 OR J KIDS! asjstA see IT PAY LESS (I11 "tl. I 1.95 SET OF 4 KING SIZE T.V. TRAYS 738 aT ANGLE CUT McGRAW-EDISON 7-INCH POWERHOUSE I'i HORSEPOWER PORTABLE SAW 3 Poiition Handle. Arbor Speed S000 RM. Angle CuH 2 716" Plank. Oilles. Bearing, and Ball Thrust 49.95 Value AT PAY LESS 2477 TRIM 'i II. P. Motor 29.87 19.87 49.95 RAM BENCH GRINDER 31.95 RAM SABRE SAW 29.95 nw ORBITAL SANDERJ9.77 23.50 ."nch ELECTRIC DRILL 1 3.89 29.95 RAM DRILL KIT S 16.88 REG. 1.49 Scissors ljS3 Folding Aluminum CHAISE LOUNGE 1 In. Alum, tubinq frame 19.95 Value $9.88 -av m mm av m m mm mmt mm m ' .atw w m mmm aauMBW I r r J X ' A J f f T 1 ' UuiH vrrwvvYVvvYVVV r i 9.95 Value Folding Aluminum WEBBED CHAIR fold, flat tor easy storaqo $8.88 REG. 19.95 16 PIECE SERVICE FOR 4 Mellamins BLUE BELL WORK SHIRTS Automaton Strikes Sour Note in Schools j Newark, N.J. The "battle of automation" is racing in i Ihis city's sdionl system. The! board of education has threat-j ened the jobs of 12 school pianists. i The board says the pianists, j who play for creative dancinc ! and rhythm exorcises in Kil ls' gym classes, can he replaced by phonographs and records at an annual saving of Slid, ' onn. Says Mrs. Stella l.a.'-s. a spokesman for the pianists: i "You can't rcplac a live pi anist with a dead machine." EXOTIC-3-TIER WATERFALL Theie Enchanting Water Fountains Beautify Any Garden, Home or Office. Portable, Easily Moved No Plumbing Neccisary. 49.95 VALUE 2988 FOLDING I CHAIR rubulir Aluminum iaran t Stat mil 097 I Back 0 BLUE BELL WORK PANTS BRAZIER ir It OAUOE FIRE BOWl k BAKED COPPERTONI FINISH 1-INCH TUIUUI STI IESS k S.INCH lUHE TIRED WHEELS k CRANK ADJUSTABLE O.ILL k ELECTRIC U L. APPROVED SPIT 88 Rag. 24.95 BIG 24 INCH MOTORIZED y SAMPSONITE X PIECE , & I Pi DISH SET Guaranteed Against Breakage SPEC1AL1 99 FASHIONABLE ALUMINUM PATIO ENSEMBLE Patio Umbrella 35.00 VALUE I OA88 15 IN. PORTABLE BRAZIER -Easily Assembled )QQ ir Screw-on Legs vv PIECE BRIDGE 35"x67" PATIO MATS 49' - Rig 7-ft coloiful i: t1 j in. tubular ilum. pom Puth button anglt adiuitmant 29.95 VALUE Aluminum Table 41" dum, he ivy gauge Ug Aluminum Chair Ciddcd Scat and Back COMPLETE ENSEMBLE 1 Chair, Table, Umbrella 81.45 Value 16.50 VALUE ' I CHARCOAL Lighter FLUID, full qt. 49c , BAR-B-Q BRUSH & SCRAPER 2.98 . BAR-B-Q RAKE 1.98 BAR-B-Q TONGS 1 .98 BAR-B-Q POTATO BAKER 1.19 1 BAR-B-Q STEAK BROILER 2.98 I BAR-B-Q SCUTTLE .4.98 BAR-B-Q FIRE SCOOP 98e SET l. JVVALUE jC V" F f CHAIRS Are $5.99 " When Bought Separately i vw Truck Driver's Los Cruise Was Costly Milwaukee Piilrolman Robert Wemmfln wati-lied in Rslonishmonl as . truck srrrpclird In a halt and the driver leaped from the cab and slammed a beer bottle on the radiator iwth the declara tion: "! christen thee " The driver told Weinman his license had been revoked by the jtate a day earlier and he decided to take one final drive, ending it by christen ing the truck and putting it up on blocks (or a year Weigman hauled the driver off to court The fine for the final drive came to $100. 20IKCH Blade 6.95 21 GALLON GARBAGE CAN 187 8c ALL METAL HOSE HANGER 1.79 ' PRESTO PAINTS REG. 12.95 B.V.I. Electric PAINT SPRAYER 6" SET OF 5 WOODEN SUIT HANGERS 1 39 1" t 3.50 PLAID WEEKEND ZIPPER BAG afaatW 29.95 MOTOROLA i TRANSISTOR POCKET PORTABLE RADIO $23.77 1.00 OUTDOOR THER MOMETER SPECIAL! 87' 5.95 TOILET SEATS Chooif from 6 Colon 297 LATEST MEN'S CASUAL JACKETS 179 GIRLS' BLUE BELL DENIM JEANS 229 19.95 G.E. PORTABLE MIXER Four Colors to Chooso 1288 $30.00 VALUE $5.95 Value 50 FT. 'j INCH GARDEN HOSE 10 YEAR GUARANTEE $3.98 Ljwn A '"-'den CARTS Sled Body Vh Recced A AA Wheel. 0.99 Reo. I 95 ISIS 98e GARDEN GLOVES .Tt. U9 PATIO PUSH BROOM 87c METAL LAWN RAKE 1.76 4.95JPADING FORK 3.59 39eJAMBOO RAKE 19c 4.50 GRASS CLIPPERS 3.88 ASSORTED 3 FT. HANDLE GARDEN TOOLS e.c. 87c i BANANA PAIR WATER SKIS No. 140 168 GRASS SEED 5 iM.99 FISH FERTILIZER 1.59 mm eW! 3H TTT-- I I I I I III III I M II TBr r I i r r- ii i i -- ii
