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MEDt OHD MAIL THIBUWt. MEDrORD. ORE. THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1961 ' DRESS SUItT f 2$12.95 and Up WVjf Wtit & wSSS ! The perfect confirmation TOtI f - V V 4W V 7 1 suit; superbly tailored and XT?. X v&vJT J ! styled. BOYS' SLACKS iLIO wCET 1 $17.95 and Up New Continental stylet in JS!$!Pfi LmtA ' ! smart spring fabrics. SfMW. ,.fSWr' iSO 1 (IMP! . f-lk. vT "O. rjsr tsrc I Easier Hals ?1.98 'fO jj1: jM We Are : White Gloves '1.00 ' I Ful fS ESrfl tV!. wV v 1 Supplied A ? ft MWmm l rof;' '(fffj BigandLitlleGinV plP DreSseS i All Your lOl Ui P"SeS 'm (f Easter S4 While Bulky , . t I wj Cemcnds - ' -rlAj1 Sweater "4.88 "J , J . 1 1 Bouffant j jsfi&y yflffiiBEf Babe and Toddler ,' ' Lf PettlCOatS I A . fz&ftmm. , ' ' ON EVERY SHOE YOU BUY ft f j . f3 AT THE BIG Y MARKET 111 1' I o W " o xjffX ms' 8 KEK'S SK0ES W : S fllfllW " i i$E3y --3 wjsses's dsess futs 1 -1 All Cotton if(fh . obd t-BFIum K MSWLS & 0XF0RBS ! HEMMED 1 0 WW : Wll 1 LVILI I I Sizes 4'j to 10 In Most Styles Csffl flfl.Ofl" Anl tf R XM$ J mJeX m, lEPESSftBU 2" . 6" ; p2 x 0 Cut u w w C'-lflFS F3 ACTIVE .nut o u.nu uccic i - CSELBRER! ond Col" "8to BQ" Contest 3 . .VT 1 is sHM in effect. .-i iTWy - (Average Price) We carry a huge selection of S If you didn't enter ffSgt JSJf 'Tr.!"- M . 4, Infants and Toddler Shoes, i last week, then be sure mW&m Jf SA " 9 . 0 Sixes 0 to 8. f-Q . . . J 11 ywffiSf L, v X to W V -vA to stop in soon and a- !y l'"1 Where else but at the BIG Y SHOPPING CENTER can you buy CLOTHING for the entire family, SHOES for the family, SPORTING GOODS, HARDWARE, all varieties of EVERYDAY GOODS for the household, GIFTS, NO TIONS, TOYS, NOVELTIES, DRUGS, PRESCRIPTIONS, CARDS; right along with your GROCERIES? And you can buy a complete DINNER or take a COFFEE BREAK in the meantime! I. .eg B . :!! in:.1:'-1!: M I! Complete Prescription Service While You Shop SPECIALS Grange ft:tes Shady Cove Grange The Shady Cove Grange met in the Shady Cove school gym with Master Cecil Kee presiding. The agricultural report was on the new type of tomato, and also on a new type of strawberry plant. The following committee chairmen are to have full re ports on May 6: Ed Houston, fire hall; Mary Cassel, White City; T. M. Littlefield, school; Jenny Linden, disaster; Gloria Bergren, mental hospital; Viola Houston, city beautifica tion. HEC chairman, Mrs. A. B. Clark, stated the February HEC meeting was at the Charles Wells home on Crater Lake highway. There was one knitting class at the Cecil Kee home. Another is planned, but no date was set. The lecturer's program was honoring the chaplain's office. Lecturer Edgar Vanderlip gave several readings and Chaplain Mary Cassel had a tableau for her part. Guests were Master and Mrs. Ben Fulton and Mrs. Ed monson of Butte Falls Grange. Mrs. Cecil Kee and Mrs. T. M. Littlefield were ushered to the Masters station where Master Kee presented each with their National awards. Mrs. Kee received her's for her work as secretary and Mrs. Littlefleld's was for her duties as lecturer. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cross. 1! 10 NEW BRUSH-COMB i with I ADORN! hair spray now styling tricks . toot ill 1 m Upper Applegato Grange Upper Applegate Grange held visitation night with 75 visitors from other Granges, and 54 local members, for a total of 129, recently. The following masters and county deputy were escorted to the Masters station: Ben Ful ton, Butte Falls; Orie Moore, Roxie Ann; Alva Walker, Gold Hill; Robert Bitterling, Eagle Point, and also Pomo na Master; Lloyd Lacy, Phoe nix; Charles Morehouse, Cen tral Point; Jack Bierma, Grif fin Creek; Cecil Kee, Shady Cove; and Roscoe Roberts, county deputy. Leroy Offenbacher explain ed the forming and operating of the Rogue Valley Livestock association. The finance com mittee chairman reported that an audit had been made of the treasurer's books. tiutri-Tonic Shampoo PRIOE SALE Lecture hour consisted of a reading by John Byrne on il Luther Buvtaank; a banjo duet py u ioren wesuau oi upper Applegate Grange, and M. Glossock of Phoenix Grange; George Redhead told a story about a widow stuck In the mud; and a skit, "A Day in Dogpatch," was presented. Deputy Roberts closed the Grange, after which refresh ments were served by the home economics committee. V1CICS COLD TABLETS COUGH SYRUP REMEMBER: You Receive Double SILVER DOLLAR" STAMPS on PRESCRIPTIONS Filled at the BIG Y PHARMACY n a mmmw Bargain! IS Williams Grange Williams Grange was host to the Phoenix first and sec ond deeree team, conducted by Master D. Hendrickson, Central Point. The ceremony was opened by Master W. W. Claypool, Williams, with 107 members and guests present. There were 14 candidates to receive first and second de grees. Those entering the Central Point Grange taking the degree were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ricks and Miss Mari lyn Watson;' Provolt Grange candidates were Miss Ginger Stone, Miss Kay Reeder and Miss Carol Reeder, and from Williams Grange, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Burks, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dawson, Gregg Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Dow II. Leeper and Denny Hyde. State lecturer Victor Crox ton was introduced as a guest. Guests present were Pom ona Master of Jackson county and master of Eagle Point Grange, R. R. Bitterling, and Masters Charles Morehouse, Central Point; Lloyd Lacy, Phoenix; and Henry Britt, Sunny Valley. The Sunny Valley youth group attended to observe degree work because of their interest in forming a team. It will be the first youth degree team In Josephine county when organized. If you didn't enter last week, then be sure to stop in soon and do so. ' This Model T can be yours. Someone from the val- ley is certain to be a winner in our local contest. m Many other prizes offered. So get full details at your B Big Y Market. Beautiful Leather Hand-Stitched Professional Style Perfect "Pee-Wee" Size You must see thi perfoct workman ship in these gloves to appre ciate this bargalnl Higher Education Approves Bond Issues Eugene (UPD Bond Is sues totaling $7.3 million to finance campus building proj ects were approved by the State Board of High Educa tion Tuesday. The issues require no tax money. They include a new dormi tory at Oregon State college; two dorms, married student housing and an addition to the Student Union building at Or egon; a dorm addition and married student housing at Eastern Oregon, and dorms at OCE and Southern Oregon. ELECTRA MAKERS SUED Chicago - (UPD - Northwest Airlines has filed a $2.5 mil lion suit against the manufac turers of an Electrn airliner which disintegrated In the sky near Tell City, Ind., and plunged 65 persons to their deaths. 1
