Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1961, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo fis A GREAT DAV FOR Fl DELIS J. MILESTONE . 45 WEARS A GUARD AT BIL6EIVATER BEVERAGE' For his devotion to duty the firm today is presenting him with a watch and loving cup- THE REPORTERS AND ' DunTOinADilcoc Ane FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS LIFE-" MILESTONE MAY GET HIS PICTURE IN THE NEWSPAPER : : ' . VuP EVERYTHING WENT OFF PER SCHEDULE AND THE LOCAL PAPER RAN THE PICTURE BUT WHERE'S OUR FRIEND FIDELIS"? Pullman Says Welfare Commission Doing Good Job, Improvements Made Village Variety OUTSTANDING WEEK-END SPECIALS! Close-Out Boys Raincoats A $4.95 Value- Protective Yellow Color $199 With Hood I CLOSE-OUT KIDDIES' INSULATED JACKETS A Real Buy! $4)99 Has Zipper Hood All $1 Values TOYS A Wonderful Selection From Which To Choose 77 The state public welfare commission is doing a good job, has made a number of specific improvements, but more can be made, James Pullman, Jackson county pub lic welfare director, told a joint meeting of the legisla tive interim committee on welfare and the house state and national affairs commit tee. During the Tuesday night meeting in Salem, Pullman presented a copy of a letter supporting the commission. He objected strenuously to Gov. Mark Hatfield's prior remarks that the "rolls are shot through with cheats." "This certainly implies that the county welfare commis sion and staff are not doing their job properly," the local administrator said. "No one on earth could ad minister this program without a certain number of persons trying to obtain assistance ! to fraudulently. However the def inition of abuses is so ambig uous that to each of us it may mean different things. In most cases it does not mean ob tining public assistance illeg ally or that the staff has been negligent." Reg. 2.98 WOMEN'S BLUE BELL EANIES SANFORIZED FOR PERMANENT FIT Many Colors from which to choose . . Buy and SAVE) Buy and Savel BROOMS This Is a AC $1.49 Value V J Shine Up That Car! Turtle Wax The Wax That Lasts Up to a Year $"169 $2.00 Value I Decorative Magazine Back 99 Brass Finish Buy and Save! Village Variety Next to Piggly Wiggly Open 9 to 9 Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Sun. 1 Day Film Developing Service 'As a county welfare ad ministrator, I feel a responsi bility to say that i.lie state commission and staff are do ing a good job. Certainly there is room for improvement, and 1 have never hesitated to criticize and they have re- j spectcd my right to criticize," Pullman added. Pullman listed as commis sion accomplishments: (1) manual material on rules and regulations clarified, (2) per sonnel has improved in qual ity and salaries are better. (3) communication with the state commission is improved, (4) many administrative pro cedures are improved and simpler, (5) counties now have essential responsibility for casework services, (ti) office buildings for many counties have been improved, 17) staff morale is considerably better, j (8) staff has been encouraged recommend improvement or changes, (9) the medical program is a great improve ment, (10) considerable en couragement given to county personnel to work toward self help and rehabilitation of re- j cipienl, and (11) use of an IBM machine. OF SMITH & MEN Bv Jack Smith IfiO Timcs-Mlrror Syndicate (Jack Smith is ill with am osmosis stoppage. His doctor has taken him . off solids and television and he is not al lowed to type. Today's column is written by the little girl next door, who has done this for him twice before, when she was younger.) I'm grateful for this oppor tunity to express myself. Mr. Smith says he likes my stuff, but I must be careful not to become too sophisticated. My mother says I am not a child any more and should quit writing for Mr. Smith, because I might reveal myself subconsciously. She says I am reaching the age where I should hide everything. We'll pay you ZjOv to taste why so many people say: lilt ' 'wrWk ,sk' i if ' "Pm an utter nut alout Butter-Nut!" Tun after cup, vou'll find that "bonus blended" Butter-N nt tiavor can't lie matched at any price. AVe're so sure, we make you this offer! Buy a can of Butter-Nut Coffee... clip the last 2 inches from the "key-strip". . . mail with your name and address to Butter-Nut, P. 0. Box 913, Omaha, Nebraska... " and Butter-Nut will send you 25c. Th rTrr ( tfiidh'" F-WMWw rftiriftrd hv tow. It ft'" HutrfiJI. 1961. Orr wit to M " """""' of OreiitH. . . . the bonus blend coffee 1 11 Wnt W'. 10005 CO, PMSKJt 11 puim aw wumih CO, WMK fttftWU Coffee Deliciou She says I am going through a period of transition, and my style is not fully developed. Mr. Smith says my develop ment is' splendid, and he should know. He is very lit erary, for our block. He came home from the library yester day with four books and left one in the car, which turned out to be "Roaming in Ha waii' by Harold Frank. Mr. Smith has visited many places and had many marvelous ex periences, through books. He says I should read Edgar All ien iJoe. He says he is going to chuck everything some day and really go some place and do something, but I don't know. He always has car trou ble, and I heard Mrs. Smith telling him the other day that something had to be done about their lawn. Mr.. Smith told her that if the Good Lord wanted.grass in their yard, He would nave planted it there Mr. Smith is a very religious man. Mrs. Smith told him the Lord helps those who help themselves. He said that was a shibboleth. I hope when Mr. Smith's boys start driving they get a better car. I hope I'm not be ing a snob, but I think dignity is very important, especially at my age. My mother says it isn't the car that's important but the driver. My mother is a very wonderful woman, but she is quite old. She has lost interest in life. She won't even get her hair dyed. She says the Lord gave her the color her hair is, and she in tends to keep it. In that way she is like Mr. Smith about his lawn. Mr. Smith's hair is begin ning to get grey at the tem ples. He says that when it is all gray, he will have the dig nity he has always wanted. But it's a slow process. He says he is growing old waiting for his hair to turn grey, Mr. Smith is a very funny person, but I think he is very sincere. Sometimes he has pure wisdom. He was the one who told me I was getting too old to climb trees, and he was right, because finally I fell and cut my lip, Mr. Smith explained that when girls get to be my age their balance changes, and they ought to stay on the ground and wear high heels. Now he says he has the os mosis. He says it is something he contracted in the war, and it comes back every now and then, especially on week ends. He isn't in bed, though. I went over to their place to borrow some nutmeg, and he was in the living room on the couch working at his typewriter. He says he is writing the life of Emily Dickinson for a television spectacular. , That's funny, though, be cause he isn't supposed to type. Mr. Smith is a superior neighbor, 1 think. Probation Revoked On Gold Hill Youfh Probation was revoked for Philip Gordon Johnson, 10, of Gold Hill, in circuit court yes terday and he was sentenced to two years in the Oregon state correctional institution. Johnson was accused of as sociating with undesirable companions, keeping late and unusual hours and guilty of at least two traffic violations, Johnson was given a two- year suspended sentence April 1, 11)60, for burglary not in a I dwelling. He was charged I with breaking into Hanby liracle school, Cold Hill. FOR THE HOME: YARDAGE CLEARANCE: 10 YDS. DACKON & WOOL PRINT JERSEY, i MM Reg. 2.98 yd 1 20 YDS. YELLOW NYLON TAFFETA, 1 OO Reg. 1.79 yd , 150 YDS. ASST. COLORED MOIRE FAILLE, 1 MM Reg. 1.59 30 YDS. IMPORTED COTTON PRINTS, 1 OO Reg. 1.79 - 200 YDS. ASST. COTTON PRINTS, Bates, Aristomorc, etc. fifir Reg. to 1.39 yd uu 80 YDS. LOWENSTIEN DRIP-DRY COTTONS, QQ. Reg. 1.29 yd LINEN CLEARANCE: 8 ONLY, NYLON BATH RUGE, 24x12, O MM Regular 4.98 Uitt 8 ONLY, ASST.yTABLECLOTIIS, Printed linen and cotton. 9 OQ Reg. 8.98 to 9.98 MiOO 100 BLEACHED WHITE HEMMED DISH 41 CM TOWELS, Reg. 30c 1 ,uu 75 PRINTED TERRY DISHTOWELS, Slightly imperfect. Q1 ftfl If perfect .59 ,,uu HOUSEWARES CLEARANCE: 15 ASSORTED BOTTLES OF CLEAN TINT, 00 Regular 1.98 ' W" 1 BORG PINK l'LUSII BATH SCALE, 1 O OO Regular 19.98 1 ',SB 1 ONLY, SAMSONITE TABLE & CHAIR O MM SET, Regular 40.00 value fcl.lt 8 LINCOLN METAL CANISTER SETS, M OO Reg. 8.98 liOO 8 METAL STOVE MATS, 1 OO Regular 2.19 IM9 BEDDING CLEARANCE: 12 ONLY, COTTON CORD BEDSPREADS, "I 11 ' Regular 12.98 1 1 3 ONLY, BELCRAFT HOBNAIL E EE BEDSPREADS, Regular 8.98 1 ONLY, ACRILAN COMFORTER, 1 9 PR 80x90 Whitepink. Keg. 29.98 IfciOU 4 ONLY, PIPING ROCK BATES M OO BEDSPREADS, Reg. 10.98 I.OU CURTAIN CLEARANCE: 150 YDS. ASSORTED DRAPERY YARDAGE, CC. Reg. to 1.98 yd w0" 5 PAIR WASH AND HAND DRAPERIES, 2 Pr. for 5' window, rcg. 14.98 8.88 2 Pr. for 7' window, rcg. 19.98 10.88 1 Pr. for 10' window, rcg. 29.98 ...j 14.88 10 PAIR PLAIN BEIGE ANTIQUE SATIN DRAPES 1 'j, 2 and 3 width drapes. 7 ftR tir Regular to 24.95 :..Your Choice H' 6 PAIR BEIGE SHEER DRAPES, 1 width by 84, and 1 width by 54. O OO Regular to 8.98 fciOU FOR MEN; MEN'S WASHABLE WOOL SHIRTS C QQ Famous brand. Reg. 11.95 UiOJI FUR FELT DRESS HATS Regular G.95 3.88 Regular 11.95 to 13.50 7.88 MEN'S SWEATERS Bulky Cardigans & Slipovers C QQ Rcg. 11.95 to 15.95 UiOO Sweater Shirts & Vest Sweaters O QQ Rcg. 8.95 and 9.95 .,. MEN'S CONTINENTAL SLACKS Kia'r'S.o!!!: 4.44 or 2 pr. 8.00 MEN'S BETTER DRESS BELTS Wide selection In wides or narrows. 1 flCCf Rcg. 1.50 to 3.00 ,tZ urr. li Only, MEN'S SPORTCOATS ID OO Famous brand. Reg. 35.00 IQ.OQ DRESS SLACKS Wools and wool blends Q QQ Rcg. 14.95 and 15.95 , O.OO MEN'S SUITS All wools and wool blends. Rcg. to 55.00 .37.88 Reg. to 69.50 52.88 8 Only, MEN'S ALL WOOL TOPCOATS IE QQ Sizes 38-40-42. Reg. 38.75 I ViOO CHINA AND GIFTS: JULIE ROSE CHINA 145 pc. set, rcg. 29.95 ., 14.95 116 pc. .set, rcg. 8.49 4.29 1 coffecserver, rcg. 4.35 2.19 6 only, fruil dish, reg. 50c each ".25 5 Only, SQUARE ALUMINUM TRAY 1 OQ Regular 3.00 I .UO 1 Only, RUBY CRYSTAL VASE C QQ Regular 14.00 j. 1 Only, RUBY DECORATOR BIRD R QQ Regular 8.50 J.33 4 Only 16 pc. sets LIFETIME DINNERWARE 1 O QC Regular 17.95 I fc.3J .5 i FOR WORSEN: WOMEN'S COATS Close-outs on Manufacturer's fabrics. 19 QQ 6 ONLY tiJ BETTER COATS 1 Only bleached beaver trim. "TQ ftA Reg. 149.95 I5I.UU 2 Onlv Imported tweed plaids. Mfk f Rcg. 89.95 13.UU 6 ONLY BETTER ALL WOOL SUITS, OQ Ml Regular 09.95 fcO.UU BETTER DRESSES Including long length formals, cocktail dresses, casual styles. Silks, laces, Acetate, Cottons and miracle blends. 19 DRESSES, Rcg. 17.98 to 24.95 10.00 15 DRESSES, Rcg. 17.98 to 39.95 13.00 9 DRESSES, Rcg. 22.95 to 45.00 15.00 7 DRESSES, Rcg. 35.95 to 69.95 19.00 3 DRESSES, Reg. 30.00 to 69.95 29.00 SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE 8 SWEATERS, Reg. to 12.95 '. ... 6.00 14 SWEATERS, Rcg. 16.98 8.00 17 BLOUSES, Rcg. 7.98 2.99' 12 BLOUSES, Reg. 8.98 6.00 FOR BOYS: BOYS' WASHABLE WOOL SPORTSHIRTS, E QQ Regular 9.95 J.BO BOYS' BULKY SWEATERS, OQ Hi Vcc model. Rcg. 8.98 liUU BULKY SWEATERS, Shawls, Slipovers, O QQ Cardigans, Rcg. 5.95 to 7.95 '"OO BOYS' WASHABLE JACKETS, Warmly quilled "t QQ or pile lined. Rcg. to 14.98 ' " BOYS LONG SLEEVE SPORTSHIRTS, 1 (1(1 " Reg. to 2.98 "UU HOYS' IMPORTED WOVEN FLANNEL SHIRTS, ! MM Regular 2.98 x ' POLISHED COTTON PANTS, ' 1 BQ Sizes 6-12. Ucg. 3.08 and 4.98 1.UU NOTIONS: 10 ONLY, TEA APRONS, 7Q Rnirular 89c " 9 ONLY, LODGE APRONS, CE,, Regular 1.30 5 ONLY, BATH MITT SETS, 9 10 Regular 3.00 ...j fc. I 2 ONLY, COFFEE CLUTCH SETS, O 70 Regular 5.00 , 1...... ......... W. I SF 8 ONLY, HANKIE AND GLOVE BOX, 70 Regular 1.29 J.. 7 ONLY, HEAVY DUTY KLIENERTS ' 1 90 UTILITY APRONS, Rcg. 1.75 . ODDS AND ENDS IN TRIM Vi PRICE ACCESSORIES: 8 ONLY, VELVET COLLARS, ''.- q Assorted colors. Reg. 1.00 " 20 ONLY, CHILDREN'S WOOL KNIT GLOVES, 7Q Regular 1.25 ' 8 ONLY, WHITE BRUSHED NYLON 1 AQ GLOVES, Rcg. 3.00 4 ONLY, HOOD & GLOVE SET (Brown) 9 QQ Regular 7.00 - 2 ONLY, LEATHER BELTS, QQ. Regular 3.98 ASSORTED FLOWERS, 9QP Values to 2.00 Mu 1 ONLY, FABRIC HANDBAG, A QQ Regular 11.95 1i9 4 ONLY, BLACK SUEDE CLOTH O QQ HANDBAGS, Regular 5.98 fc. 4 ONLY, BLACK SUEDE CLOTH O QQ HANDBAGS, Regular 8.98 a 2 ONLY, NOVELTY LEATHER TRIM BAGS, A QQ Regular 11.95 1iO 1 ONLY, BROWN RANCH MINK COLLAR, C QQ Regular 13.98 UiBB 1 ONLY, BLEACHED WHITE MINK COLLAR, Q QQ Regular 17.95 3.33 BETTER JEWELRY Pins, bracelets, earrings, QQ. In C QQ Values to 3.00 to 25.00 ww" IU W" 1 ONLY, ALLIGATOR HANDBAG, 1QQR Regular 29.95 I 1 ONLY, ALLIGATOR HANDBAG, OR Regular 24.95 I1.3J I ONLY, POWDER PUFFS (Lambswool) Q Regular 98c v 4 ONLY, AFTER BATH BEAUTY LOTION, 1 7Q Famous make. Rcg. 2.50 j 1 1 1 3 6 ONLY, AFTER BATH BEAUTY LOTION, O AQ Famous make. Reg. 4.50 w.13 6 ONLY, MEN'S SHOWER SOAP, ilQ Regular 85c "WC Plus tax on handbags, jewelry. ART AND MEDDLE DEPARTMENT: 22 ONLY, STAMPED BABY SACQUES, OQ. Pastel colors. Rcg. 59c i " 18 ONLY, LILY FROSTONE CROCHET OQ THREAD, Largo spools. Rcg. 89c , fc3C ODDS & ENDS IN YARNS, Oft. Rcg. 98c Skein 03C MAHOGANY FOOTSTOOLS (For needlepoint) , Regular 9.95 : '. ..4.49 Regular 12.95 .: , ....6.59 GRAPH SOCK PATTERNS, 1 DDIflE Regular 25c ; 72 "MllE