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B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1360 Jii8 .y scow? " I ... l,",'!" i n in " -. -. NEW STORE FRONT Two modern store interesting optical tile. The tiles are so laid fronts have taken the place of the old M and that they give the effect of three dlmension- M Department store on Main st. in Medford. al blocks. Parker Woods Leons, which open- The new fronts, belonging to Andy's and ed Thursday, also has an entrance facing Parker Woods Leons, are of stone and an toward the Park and Shop lot in the rear. 4 jrf - ft r . 3 Jul o SiS 114 I nun , tWn,rWC lii ftrlnw - t i ii S INTERIOR The inside of the new Parker store. Side racks also contribute to this open Woods Leons Women's shop, Medford, is as effect. Beverly Bush (left) and Jeanne modernistic as the front. Unique hanging Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker light fixtures and open display windows Woods, are shown looking over the new give an appearance of spaciousness to the fajl stock. Police on Watch For Stolen Checks Brownlee, Idaho IUPI) -Idaho and Oregon police were on the watch Saturday for more than 2,000 blank payroll checks which were taken from a contractor's office here Thursday night. , State police said the break in occurred at the office of Gilmore - Scouby, steel con tractors. Company officials , said the checks on the main office of the Bank of Idaho POLIO RISE BEGINS Washington -flJPD- The Pub lic Health service reports po lio began the usual seasonal rise last week but the number of cases still was far behind a year ago. Officials said Fri day 123 cases were reported in the week ending Aug. 13, compared with 110 cases for the previous week and 473 cases in the comparable week last year. The 32-week total was 1,074 cases, slightly over one-third of the 2,020 cases through Aug. 13, 1959. ran in serial numbers from 3,713 to 5,752. School Lunch Workshop Set The 16th annual, school lunch workshop for county schools will be held at the Hoover . elementary school, 2323 Siskiyou blvd., Monday, Aug. 29. Registration and coffee hour will be at 8:30 a.m. School lunch personnel from Jackson and Klamath counties are scheduled to at tend the one day session. c ... if YOU want more heat at less cost then you want the modern 24 HOUR THERMOSTATIC DOWNDRAFT WOOD HEATERS TS8a"33r E 9 4 II f III M jO modlt - 14 prictt Fomo.j ASHLEY ftwl loving wirit Mm txtliiv HMrmottaticolly toittrdWd dwmdraft air intikt o The New Model C60 Will Take 24" Woodl Complete Stock of Service Parts for All ModelsRepair service if you wish. BIG Y FEED & SEED CO. 1948 North Pacific Hi way Phone SP 3-3160 Two New Stores In Downtown Area Hold Openings Three modern new store fronts have appeared on Main st. in downtown Medford Two of those stores held their openings Thursday. The two stores which opened Thursday are the John Nuich Credit Jewelers, 231 East Main St., and Parker Woods Leons, next door to Andys Jewelers, also on Main st. Andy's plans to hold its opening in September. John Nuich, manager of the credit jewelers, has been in Medford for the past five years. Following his service with the Marines in World War II, he spent ten years with a large credit jewelry firm. One of the interesting items about the new store is the corrugated acoustical tile that has been used for the ceiling. Nuich says that he thinks that this is the first time it has been used in southern Oregon. Parker Woods is both an older and newer resident of Medford than Nuich. Woods opened the Leon's store here in Medford in 1945. When the Leon's chain broke up, about ' four years ago, he purchased the Med ford store. Former M and M Building Now the store has moved to the building which once housed the M and M depart ment store. Woods said that everything possible has been done to make the store spa cious and airy. : One of the most practical features, he said, is the park and shop lot in the rear. An entrance and display window front on the lot. This entrance in the rear is a feature that more of the stores will adopt, he said. The .new store carries a full line of fall women's wear. The old store on Cen tral ave. will remain open for the summer clearance sale, Woods said. I UTJ f - IK; M i'! v-r H .... .', ,n, DICK COURTRIGHT Heads Committee Publicity Chairman For UMC Announced Dick Courtright will be the United Medford Crusade pub licity chairman this year, ac cording to Hal Gardener, UMC chairman. Courtright is a partner in the law firm of Day and Courtright. He moved to Medford in 1957 from Salem and been active with, the United Medford Crusade for the past three years. This year he served on the UMC budget committee. Courtright is a member of the Crater Lions club, the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the United States Army reserve in which he serves as a captain. Republicans Continue Education Meetings Education meetings for Re publican precinct committee men and committeewomen in Jackson county will continue this week. Precinct leaders in Ashland will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the council chambers of the city hall; Jacksonville and Central Point area precinct leaders will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tues day at the Curt Hopkins res idence, 3775 Old Military rd.: and the Shady Cove indoctri nation meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday with the place to be designated later. " Central Committee chair man Joseph D. Walsh also an nounced that the regular meeting of the executive board will be held at noon ! Monday at the Medford ho-! tel. Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You mull bt urlifiid or your msnty ehttrfully rtfundtd. Gtt bflttlt today it WESTERN THRIFT Appling Target of Sweetland Charges Salem-flJPD-State Sen. Mon roe Sweetland, Democrat from Milwaukie, has entered the county coroner contro versy with charges that Republican Secretary of Stale Howell Appling Jr. had been "Inefficient, tardv. and bun gling as usual" in adminis tering county coroner election laws. Sweetland, who is Appling's Democratic opponent for sec retary of state, said if Ap pling had acted sooner, "the people of 21 counties would not have been deprived of their right to nominate the NEW HOMES Honolulu has built 30,000 new homes since 1946. . last race of county coroners." Sweetland's statement was the latest in a series of ac cusations which have been flying between Republicans and Democrats since Appling announced Tuesday that coro ners must be elected as usual this year. i r r 'Y -mi tin rt lm0 WINDOWS DECORATED Mrs. Shirley Thompson arranges finishing touches on the windows of the John Nuich Credit Jewelers, 231 East Main st., Medford. The store, which open ed Thursday, features fine jewelry which may be paid for on terms. One of the interesting decorator features of the store is the use of peg board both in the ceiling and walls. ME errors i A ,eads TRANSFER FURNITURE 00. SEtVS. FURNITURE fckiho crating LOCAL LONfr OiSTANCe Moviwft NOW! FULLER BRINGS YOU 2 EXTRA YEARS OF PAINT BEAUTY IN ALL-PURPOSE HOUSE PAINT Imagine! All-purpose exterior house paint for ANY wood, masonry or metal surface! Gloss finish or latex satin-flat! 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