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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1962)
THUrr.DAV. JULY 19. C 9 IIIIJHIHIMIHI in id mnnHiiHia Straw Slats Reg. 2.93 to 5.95 Pajamas Reg. 4.25 to 5.00 Swim Trunks Sizes 35 to 42 Price Bermuda Shorts AND BEACHERS Reg. 4.98 to 5.93 ALL SALES ' : : FINAL V n i4 PLEASE ' 99 99 r. 7 WS r. MEDFCRD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON V" '': S. 'fi f'S WIGS GONE Wigmaker Jack Evans holds a hairpiece drop ped by a thief as he stands behind eight mannequins who were snatched bald in his shop in Hollywood, Calif. Evans told police a browsing shopper lifted three of them before the store was closed. He left the case open so police could complete their fingerprint tests. When he returned to the shop the next morning, five more were missing. Value of the stolen merchandise is $1,600. (UPI) Grange News Phoenix Granqa Acting master at the last meeting of Phoenix Grange was Lecturer, Mrs. Lloyd La cy, as both the master and overseer were absent. Charles Hockersmith re ported the hay crop as good. He also told about a meeting he attended and heard a stu dent from Katanga, Africa. The student described the Af rican soils and the primitive manner in which farming is done in his country. Mervin Hixon stated that raising alfalfa seed commer cially has been found to be a high cost operation to the jmall grower. Vaughn Quackenbush sug gested it is now time to sum mer prune roses. .He explain ed how to do the job and its benefits. He also reported a heavy crop of Bartlett pears in the area. Mrs. Olin Poe was escort ed to the master's station where she received a com munity service award. During the literary pro gram a piano solo was played by Mrs. Jesse Sanders follow ed by a skit by Mrs. Quacken bush and Mrs. Raymond Cyr. Mrs. Willis House read an ar ticle on preservation of flow ers using corn meal and bor ax. The serving committee was Mr. and Mrs. Harland Glass cock and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Simmonds. WINE CONSUMPTION New York-lUPIi-The wine Industry still has a long way to go to make Americans real wine drinkers. Although wine consumption is rising steadily, it is still only about one gal lon a year per capita, against 30 in France. Wheat Exports In State Decline Salem -IUPH- Wheat exports from Portland declined sharp ly in the export trade year which ended June 30, the Ore gon Agriculture department said today. Exports from Portland to taled 38.4 million bushels compared to 53.1 million bushels the previous year, and 48.8 million bushels two years ago. Total grain exports, with grain the runnerup to wheat, were also down. Total grain exports for the trade year just ended totaled just over 60 million bushels, down from the 64.8 million bushels last year, and the 71.9 million bushels two years ago. T. Ralph Berry, grain di vision chief for the depart ment, said Oregon wheat growers may lose some of the markets they have developed in Asia for white wheat unless they get relief under present federal wheat allotments. BACK PAY Chicago, Ili.-IUPIl-Back pay awards to employees discharg ed or laid off because of their union activities exceeded SI. 5 million during the year end ing June 30, 1961, according to the Commerce Clearing house. Minear Sees Higher School Finances Eugene -WPIu Dr. Leon P. Minear said Wednesday that by 1964-65 the state should be paying school costs based on $150 per census child, or 48 per cent, moving to 50 per cent thereafter. The stale superintendent of public instruction said the present state contribution to local school costs of $120 a census child should increase to $135 per census child by 1963-64, or $77 million, and 46 per cent of local school costs. He addressed a school fi nance workshop here on the University of Oregon campus. Minear said that more than 1,000 new classrooms will be needed in Oregon in the next biennium. He predicted that by 1965, some 12,000 more teachers, supplies, equipment and transportation facilities will be needed. INTRODUCING . . . III. .Ml Hi. nil i . f . t fi GORDON S. JOHNSON Woodmen Accident And life Comoany nf Lmcnl". Nebraska, t pleased in announce th aocxvntment of Mr. Gofdon S. Johnson Our D'Stnct Manager rn Medtord, Oregon. Mr. Gordon Johnw, Qiili'd fn a your wsonal insurance counselor. Hf clffs impute P'r nnal protection 'or vou, vnur fmilv. your hu'" Li', Acoflenf, Health, H-w.pt'iil'2t'On, and GrOUP policies are available through Mr, Johnson. Call Or writ? Mr. G"-dnn fohVn at 3 5 9 E'hrT Street, Med'O'd, Oregon. phone 773-6359, Woodmen Accident and Life Company AITUU kltAk ltt"C t"" nnlin"i ' 1 Store-Wide 7 it'- 1 tai'.. u fes MifoM Mi t 'f j t .... 1 I Ik ' 1 M r it i " Kit r 4 ?s Bargains For is i y 3) TCKKY CLOTH JACKETS negu.ar A.ro a J. to-. & a 2Lxm CABANA SETS Sizes 4-20. Regular 4.27, S.9S & 7.96 29 99 4 g99 SWIM TRUNKS Sizes 2-20. tfl&tc Regular 1.93 & 3.93 V & SHORT SLEEVE COTTON SHIRTS Sizes 2-20. T3 29 199 Regular 2.49 & 3.00 . & Jn SHORT SLEEVE KNITS Sizes 4-20. "! 9 Regular 2.4? & 3.00 & CREW NECK KNITS Sizes 4-14. Regular 1.29 . COTTON WASH PANTS Sizes 3-12. 'S49 Regular 2.49 & 3.98 . I 4ai Regular & Slims, Sizes 6-1.5 and 499 Husky. Sizes 26-36. Regular 4.98 SHORTS Sizes 2-18. Regular 1.00 & 2.98 6fc2" PULLOVER SWEATERS Sizes 6-16. Regular 6.93 & 7.98 99 . 5" BUTTON SWEATERS Sizes 12-20. Regular 6.93 TIES Regular 1.00 Sizes 10-20 "ElQQ Reo. 14 95-19 91 C ") ' & S IL COTTON JACKETS Sizes 12-20. 299 Regular 5.93 g COTTON SHIRTS Lor.g Slnevo Sizes 2-20. . QQ OQQ A . Regular 2 93 & 4 95 g SHIRTS long Sleeve Knits Sizes 14-20 nO AOO Regular 2.93 3 93 jj HATS and CAPS Sm., Med, Lg T r g Qj Regular 1.98 i 93c J V " W V MUSCAL SHIRTS Sizes 4-20. y,aff "1 QO . ' ' Regular 1 2? I 2 4? W J' tfell short 99 49 ... SLEEVc ,06.95 & to - wirwfll sleeve -s - n .-,v-..r M V 'TEH Q DM W U H yWjui B ILL V K.l'l. Regular J9.50 to 85.00 "Mf l?495i" ai Good I I I I KNIT SHIRTS Reg. 3.98 lo 8.95 99 to 5" Regular Values to 13.95 Regular Values to 20.95 Regular Values to 24.93 99 299 M89 Good Selection of BELTS and TIES NOW 1 Hi PRICE Worii SSioes and Boots Regular 11.95 to 16.95 S53 1!" toes and Sandals F.cg. 4.49 to 6.95 2m . 449 Regular 24.93 to 55.00 to to "''' d!3 9aj an! -r Regular 7.93-14.98 7 . . rj to 99 Name Brand Quality CoStau Pants Regular 5,93 to 7.98 49 J99 to We Will Gladly Validate Ride and Shop Tickets If Men and Boys Wear It . . . Robinson Bros. Carry It! n Next to Pick's Apparel lite! mmm U 11 V Downtown Mcdford . . . ronvrnicnt pjrkinq mikes ii to v to viitt Robinaen Droi., Piek'i and olhtr down fiwtt Mndford irorn and thopi. UI.I THlM . . . Thnv'rt FRtI whsf, you ihrtp DOWNTOWN IN MEDFORD!
