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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. 19B2
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Weisfield's Store
In Shopping Center
To Open Thursday
Weisfield's, considered thr
West's largest chain of credit
jewelers, will open a new
store in the Mcdford Shop
ping center Thursday.
Mike Alesko, store mana
ger, said the firm will open
at 9:30 a.m. and on Monday
and Friday nights the store
will remain open until 9 p.m.
The new store's interior is
up-to-date in design with dis
play space arranged to allow
customers to examine the
merchandise If they wish. In
addition to diamonds and
watchesi, the firm merchan
dises costume jewelry, silver
plate, sterling, cameras, lug
gage, small appliance.-, ra
dios, television sets, dinner
ware, housewares and gift
ware. Twelve Medford area dcp
MIKE ALESKO
Slor Manager
Hatfield Asked
To End Dispute
Salem-IIIPI) -Six officials of
the Lumber and Sawmill
Workers Union Tuesday ask
ed Gov. Mark Hatfield to
help settle a dispute with the
Bate Lumber Co. at Wallowa
In Northeast Oregon.
Fighting erupted on the
picket line nt the Bnte mill
July 23. The strike began
June 16.
The union commllte, head
ed by Earl Hartley of Port
land, executive secretary of
the Western Council of Lum.
ber and Sawmill Workers,
asked Hatfield cither to arbi
trate the dispute or to ap
point a fact finding board.
Hatfield, who met with the
- delegation for an hour, took
the matter under advisement.
Hartley said the committee
turned to Hatfield because
the union Is "exploring every
avenue" for a settlement. Ne
gotiating sessions broke off
some weeks ago.
Others at Tuesday's meet
ing included Rush Chandler
pf Baker, secretnry-treasuror
nf the union's Blue Mountain
District Council, union offi
cials from the Coos Hay, hu
gene, Bend and Portland dis
tricts, and Warne Nunn, Hat
field's executive assistant.
ions will be employed at the
.lew store.
To Continue Policy
"We are proud to he wel
comed into such a fine. loca
tion and intend to continue
here our thriving policy of
selling famous brand mer
chandise on liberal rrcdit
terms," according to Presi
dent Leo Weisfield.
The method of selling con
sumer goods on easy budget
terms was pioneered by the
founders of Wcisficld s Jew
elers. The history of the firm
as it is known today goes
back to 1D18 when the Wcis
ficld and Goldberg store
opened in Seattle. Sam Wcis
ficld and his brother-in-law,
Ralph Goldberg, began their
business with a walch repair
shop.
Shortly after their open
ing, Leo Weisfield joined his
brother and encouraged the
growth of the firm by insti
tuting jewelry sales. In lost)
the. name became Weisfield's
Jewelers. Now the Weisfield's
claim the distinction of being
the largest jewelry firm on
the West Coast.
There are 33 Weisfield's
stores located throughout
Washington, Oregon, Idaho
and northern California. The
home office is in Seattle.
On Ability To Pay
It was explained that the
firm's "simplified credit
plan is contingent upon one's
ability to pay. The customer
sets the terms and there Is no
down payment necessary.
There is also no limit to the
amount thai can be charged,
according to Alesko.
Customers may open an ac
count on the basis of a
charge-a-plate or recognized
credit card. Credit is also
available to college students,
pervicemcn and responsible
minors.
"Young Americans are re
liable citizens and should be
permitted to get a start to
ward acquiring the things
they need and want as soon
as they feel they are able to
do so," he added. A Weisfield
credit' card is good in any of
the firm's 33 stores.
Alesko has been with Weis
field's for nine years. He has
been manager nf the down
town store in Mcdford. That
store will now be closed.
"Weisfield has made exten
sive surveys to determine the
possibilities for a new store-
and believes Hint Hie Mrdforrl
Shopping Center area is one
of the most promising areas
In the state," according to
Alesko.
4
LEO WEISFIELD
Company President
What could
the English
possibly mean by
"Gordon's
and splash?"
Cp'"5'1" is t lie English way of s.iyinR "socta
water." Mixing it with Gordon's Gin is
9 popular pastime on he other side of the
Atlantic. Most Americans prefer ' tonic and
ice" as a mixer. But on the
choice of gin complete ac
cord. Gordon's. Its distinc
tive dryness and flavour
seem to tip the balance.
You'll find these qualities
wherever you call for
Gordon's by name; for
every bottle Is still based
on Alexander Gordon's orig
inal 1769 formula. Could
this be why Cordon's is the
biggest-selling gin in Eng
land, America, the world?
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INTRODUCING OUR MISTAKE MAKERS.
Man's and Boy' Wear ,.
Shoe Department
Ready-to-Weir Dept..
Domestic, Housewares .
Children's, lingerie
Accessories, Gifts
BE EARLY!
ON SALE 9:30 A.M.
THURSDAY
Lemons For Ladies
WOMEN'S CLOTHING
Buyer: Kalamity Kate
READY-MADE FASHIONS?
We have here a group of the most unusual dresses.
The styles must be all wrong, the colors crazy or some
thing is haywire. No one wanted them at their regular
price so you see what you can do for these prices:
Values to 12 98 4 00
Values to 14 98 7.00
Values to 17 98 '. 9.00
Values lo 19 98 11 00
SWIM CAP close-nuts . . . il nothing else fj
use them in the shower. Obnoxious colors P
and styles "V
TERRY SWIM JACKETS '. . . they've laid
around Innq enouqh. Famous make. Hope nf AA
you like 'em. I ff
. Req. 7 95 leUW
SWIMSUIT CHAOS! Good hye summe'r, hello Fall.
Nn more swimming? Thai's what vou think. With prices
like these you could go tobogganing in these.
Values to 10 98 4.00
Values to 16 98 .00
. Values to 19 98 8.00
Values to 25 95 .'. .....11.00
Values to 29.95 13.00
Uqlv JAMAICAS and un-lnleresting CAPRIS. Horrible
stripes, plaids, plains In sickening colors.
Values to 3.98 88
Values to 4 98 1.88
Values to 5 98 , 2.88
Values to 7.98 3.88
BLOUSES! BLOUSES! You name the kind vou want and
we've qot it! Dacrons, Cottons, Silks. Dressy and Shirts.
All the ugly styles you couldAA A AA
want in one big sick collection. A TA W Jf
Values 2.98 to 10.95 UU0 IU UaUU
SUMMER HELENCA SHORT Cardigans,
pastels . . . line for cotton dresses. There's JM f f
nothing nice we can say about them. 1 U U
Req. 5.98 f WW
3 ONLY SWIM SUITS, famous make. Evl- "t OQ
drntly no one liked them. Would you for.,.. j(jO
1 ONLY CABIN BOY LENGTH PANT, This
one is a qondir
Rrg. 4 98
Lemons for Hen
HABERDASHER'S HEADACHES
Men's Dept., Street Floor
ANY LARGE SIZE MEN In soure,e into
tive luge siie lemons? BERMUDA TYPE A AA
SHORTS. Sires .14 to 4?. i UU
Regular 5.95 &tV7
WEVE HAD THESE long enough . . . they
Hon't net anv swectrr hanging around here
BELT-ON MODEL COTTON SLACKS. Sues 4 AA
27 to 32 1 QQ
Reg. 4 98 I eJ
One only MEN'S SUIT ... a badly
soureied lemon. Sue 44 reg. In dark A A
Req. 65 00 fcVa I
WE'RE LONG ON SHORTS! Men's ten.
n,s shfrls Famous make. Ongmallv 3 95. AT
You ran steal Ihee A r r.
at lust V I U
AN ODD ASSORTMENT nf odd patterns in
swumu.K Won t some nf vou ortd sbaprd
r.iMome.v will, o.M ..Iris mm. ,n and take 4 tl
ens. Onoinally In 5 9 5. Now odd prired I U IS
at luvt I miJiJ
MEN S SLACKS? No, all ,e. hut ,., ,,M. evrrv mm
hmalion ot t.ihn,, ynuse iki 4 f W mm
hr rl nf and s.me e ma,1e un. I In M If 1 1 ' k
Regulai In 12 95. Now IC illwL
WI RE SHAKING THE TRIE lor
the la-.t time ao.i these lemons .r
an vnuis tnlue stock ol sh'it Si
s'erse snort shuts, IO
Rcq 2 95 to 6 98
SOME SPORT ii-adinq this want tn
0mMrJ T.ike a chance nn this snnrtcoat
sue 4.', hlut-errv. Onqmallv 35 00.
Vou can t loose at lust
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD of this Litmus
. . . brand dress shirt lor lust $ I 00 Well
we haen t either so we priced this one at al A
h.'t 111a
iRrq. 5 00, si:e 17x33, 1 OnW fWU
WE SALVAGED A FEW CHOICE ITEMS from the wj.te
f.ket and derided tn try lust once mo'e . . , BARGAIN
TABLE with items priced so low we won t even mention
tk-e pri.r
STILL LOTS OF SUMMER LIFT . . . S'raw - A
Prq. 3 9S tn 5 98 " I JJ
SLUP PARTS . . . v,h,t a -e the,, S'raiate HJ AA
R-a I' "d : . . e I aVV
Ed Culbertson, Buyer
Don Piatt, Asst.
Bob Nelson, Buyer
Kathleen Esp, Buyer
Audrey Mocabee, Asst.
... Hal Schmechel, Buyer
Leona & Helen, Assts,
... Pat Bishop, Buyer
... Doris Caldwell, Buyer
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ACCORDING TO WEBSTER A LEMON IS A FRUIT LIKE AN ORANGE
ONLY WITH A YELLOW SKIN AND A SOUR TASTE ... WE
THOUGHT THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE WOULD BE SWEET
LIKE AN ORANGE . . . BUT, NOW IT HAS TURNED YELLOW WITH
AGE AND SOUR TO OUR TASTE . . . PLEASE TAKE IT AWAY! ON
SALE THURSDAY MORNING . . .
Lemons for Boys
DELINQUENT SPECIALS
Boys' Dept., Lower Floor
Buyer: Emotional Ed
SUMMER PAJAMAS for Small lemon pick
ers. Sizes 6 to 16.
Reg. 1.98 & 2.98
SHORT SLEEVE SPORTSHIRTS.
nranqe, some lemon, some lime . .
selection!
Req. 2.98
WE'VE GONE ALL THE WAY on this one
. . . knit shirts lor boys. Includes -VS sleeve
bnalnecks; collar model qauchos top
brands Stock up tor school.
Reqular 2.98
1.
1.33
1.33
BOY S SWIM SUIT5 not real
Ipmnns . . . simply too many
them. Famous make, entire stock.
BEACHCOMBER PANTS for bnv You
don't have to be a beachcomber or even
lemon nicker to wear these . . . white
cotton twill.
Req. 2.98 and 3.98
1.44
Domestic Lemons
HOME HORRORS
Buyer: Horrible Hal
FABRICS:
Sour orapes hvp nothmq on these real
sour lemons let's aepze them out of
thP tnre 400 YARDS ASST. SYN
THETIC FABRICS, reqular to 1.98 yd
The silkworm must have bid a bad d-w,
and are still '.pinning in their grave-,
whrn thv maH tHi. nn?;-, of varn. 1B0
YDS. SILK & RAYON FABRICS, reoular
2.98 yd
Mall Ir-rev is fu-t A fancv name mran
mq, "How awful can a fabric designer
gt and fill t)tt awav with it". 20 YDS.
MATTE JERSEY, regular 2 98 yd
1.33
1.88
yd.
yd.
yd.
Cottons by the piece, by the yard, by the group, any
svay you want them, we will sure be qlad to qive them
to you een by the inch! 400 YARDS ASST. COTTONS,
teqular to 1.39 yd.
77C yd 2517c(t 2 23c
LINENS: .
Crying towels you will really beak yourself
up over the. 5 only, regular 1 00
TaMerlnlhv -M to rover anvth.nn -exrent at ijhL tht
is rvianv. mnv uses however, polish the car,
tfV'
lo 10 vg now noma
Vanv. many uses however, polish the car, crvrr i1--
! Cnr. vrun 'hp Mood Many sir-s 4 I AliH
50 ODD CLOTHS, regular 2 29 I y II)
10 98 now an,ng for Q VI 1
DRAPES:
I roulH hang my.elf whn bouglt the-. hul tf
will hjrg fhem in yotif home I will inke V0" a "jI del
- hv thf way thesr r assorted curtains, 4 AA
all ;i(oi r!-rs. and pattrn. Reoi.lar t I J? J
5'. .UU
lor lh. Inw t.,w rK nr perhaps '""r
tl'-.e h. ( j.e t,. Hnqemir-lv.
OSNABURfi SHORTIES trurtams th,t .ji.
Rrauijr 2 98
BEDDING:
CSc
IV.
Do you have four twm sire beds VV hve txir ii
ire spread m the most gosh awful color comh-nations
vou have ever seen If vou wan) a good liugh nut H-oo
in ang see tne.e It yt?u have real nre
buy them . . . well regular 10 98
(hy Ihe way they're gulted too')
jn r 1 J . T O'oo
3.88
WANTED: ! 0 people r"u--f he tenac it v. ro
'ght, had nidge o' rotors. and ase a .strong u--
have a ni-,'"'d covrrlef n thf ,r beds 10
ONtY QUILTED COVERLETS, rfg 10 03 ea
Need a vpfp'' V.'e uap t-em to ra'f'
q v" ( f ra-. f 5 " . G,"e'-i E ?c'- r
-n.ol a-V-- - bt,.,vf,( NO
BLANKETS iUST CONTROLS rg M 9S .
7.88
5.88
Kiddies and
Lingerie Lemons
LITTLE KIDS STUFF
FIGURE FLATTERERS
GAUDY GIRLS' THINGS
LINGERING LINGERIE
Buyer: Precarious Pat
INFANTS:
Stretch sunsu'ts
req. 2.00 99
1 Only Stretrh Faiama
req. 3 00 19
3 Only Stretch Romper Set
req. 4 00 1.99
S Only Nslnn Stretch Suits
req. 2.98 1.49
FOR TINY BOYS:
Swim Trunks
reg. 1.49 49
Walking Shorts
reg. 50c 09
reg. 1.00 29
reg. 1.98 59
Little Boy,' Shirts
values to 2 25 59
2 Only Bovs' Long Pant
reg. 3.98 57
Here's a gaudy group of girls' giddy dresses. Ju-t ring
for pickin' . . . we've soucrzed all the juice out of 'em,
we're leaving the peels for you!
GIRLS' & TEENS DRESSES
Values to 5 OR j 49
Values to 8 98 3.49
Values to I ? 98 4.49
Values to I 8.98 5,99
Mere'-. jnnthfr group nf G'd type thing-. , . too numer
ous to mention, too unintf rr-,tng to drscnhe an-i too
unbearable to ihmk anout. You'll have to 5ee all thi-,
stuff tn be'ievo it.
FOR GALS TODDLERS THRU TEENS:
1 Onlv Girls' C-t
rea. 1 2.93 1.99
? Onlv Ten Swim Suits
req 10 98 1,9?
Girls' A Terns Trrrv Tooas
Values to 5 98 99
2 Onlv Girls' Swp.llfrs
Reqular A 93 99
7 Onlv Girls' C'on Top Blouses
Values to 1.79 29
Girls' Rlousrs
Values tn 3 93 79
Girls' Slrjenwear K Knbrs
Reqular 2 9R , 4,
Reqular 3 98 199
Gl'ls' POrt.wr-r
It s Vours for I.j PRICE
Toddler. fVrls J, Tepn Swim uits
Tn 3 98
To S93 . '
Tn 7 93 '
To 9 93 ;" ;; 99
Gird vnur Inns q..l.' G-l ,n l-e puM el Ihi.-r--, ,th -.?.r.
c Ihr.e
FIGURE FIBBING FOUNDATIONS:
GRAND GIRDLE GOODIES
.'1 Onlv, Re-. 1 0 00 4 99
? On. rq O '1 I 49
I 0-. rrq 9',
Seme w,-.e .r-),.'ar 7 9 349
S-".e I . 50 ' J
I'.Ve .,H a h-S I- l- , re-., tnn (hit .'H
19c
fht
"n a
Ir's r
Hf'P i on fjnev Iff'"'
Selhng srfnv, m have h
shape'., to''s e'e
v,r c 'i it
LINGERING LINGERIE
PRISSY PtGNOIR SETS
re- 10 oq
req. 35 00
BABY DOLLS
Req. 3
Req n 98 .
1 Or'v -ea 5 99
Req 9 TO
J On',, req 1
SLIPS
' - fn S n
- "! r...
'Pbl.-r
5 99
.17.99
2 4
2 49
. 2 99
4 99
6.99
2 99
2 99
Oft
.99
.49
BE EARLY!
ON SALE 9:30 A.M.
THURSDAY
Accessory,
Gift Lemons
LITTLE MISTAKES (Notions)
GAUDY GIFTS
CENTER AISLE SLIP-UPS
Buyer: Delirious Doris
1 ONLY TERRY WRAP SACK (ladies') . . .
larqe enouqh for a tent. Or wrap up the 4
oarbaqe if vou want. I MM
Reg. 4.98 I I
3 ONLY Fnam Cushioned TERRY CHAISE
LOUNGE COVERS. We've chased them long A II
enouqh, lL
Regular 6.00 dill
2 ONLY R. G. Barrv Case-On pillow covers. 4 4A
Gaudv red and orange. I IM
Reqular 2.59 lllW
3 ONLY TRAVEL PILL KITS. Don't lauqh!
We have 'em for the women who has every- A nl
thing. Place fnr a pill for every purpose. 11
" Req. 5.00 I
5 ONLY Odd Ball brands of Crems Rims l"l
and Shampoo. U I ft
Req. 1.00 " W
ASSORTED EARRINGS in nne qrand
qlorious jumbled up qroup. Citrus tones,
hall-tones, -Ti tones. Everv available A A
summer shade . . . now that Fall is here! I m P .
Regular to 2.00 p.t IVU p.t.
FASHION PINS . . . miqht he tulips nr
lillies. You could change the color to lime fi
or lemon if you prefer.
Reqular 3 00 WWU
4 ONLY white SUMMER BOLEROS to cover
the bare shoulder look. To fit a medium or if
larqe sunburned shoulder. Iff
Reqular 4.98 I I I
4 ONLY white 'DICKIES with rullles yet! ffk
Foi that IcmnmsHI 1,1 look. MMf
Req 3 00 WWW
6 ONLY TAPESTRY HANDBAGS genuine
lemons, look ouj of place anywhere you T"f
want to qo 1 0
Req. 2.98 o.t I IV
2 ONLY FADED UMBRELLAS to hide the vjrj
relreshinq summer sun. I Mm
Req. 6 98 I I I
1 ONLY CHILD'S UMBRELLA . . . Ilowered
plastic good for one beautiful day in the M A
ram' Req 2 98 "4 V
Bond Street LEATHER CREME . . . only two
years old but good to the last package and ftf
squeeze . . . and that squeeze is good too! IA
Req. 1 00 VI If
4 ONLY LIZARD AND LEATHER BELTS . . .
Inr the unusual accessory choose one of
these Gray and ugly brown. Snake like M A
COle,3,8 44C
Art Needlework
Boo Boos
NOT REALLY LEMONS hut reaMv prettv
picture ki's collected frm our fall house
Clean. nq.
Req. 4 99
ODDS AND ENDS IN YARN . . . hrnl.n
dve lot-.. Make an unusual atqh.n with un
usual c-'nrs or cnu'd he used for sma'l
slirr' scks Hideous hues.
Req t- 98c sk
ODDS AND ENDS IN BUCILLA emh.-Mde-v
I'nss Onlv 115 ike.ns leM. Come earlv!
Ctt ear'v l"r thoe lemons
Shoe Lemons
SPORTS AND FLATS
Select qrouo of "MERCHANDISE PUPS"
Broken sizes Reg to 9 95
Ha-d picked qmup ol SUMMER SHOES lor
the Fa'! season' Reg to 14 95
OHd ha'l -rcvp nf CHILDREN'S SHOES,
h-.-.en I .: ma"v s'v'es. Va'ues to 9 95 ...
" .f- t-.-H p.r.e.H iny cummer.) group
MEN'S SHOES tn 14 99
1.89
19c
1c
2.88
6.88
4.88
8.88
No Phone Calls, Lay Away or Returns Once You Get This Stuff You're Stuck With It!