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ii m i 4 T MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1962 A 7 FOLGERS COFFEE ! 1 DIAMOND A BLUE LAKE GREEN BEANS aaBiaa wuwunuumumimuui whuuumiwi m-i u. i. uhiumiimiiiii m i mwiuui wi'inujn i urn 1-lb. can Mb. can 97 1 Hew family sue No. Vi can 2 BiWinHiil 9iiiit)imnJ 1 HEAVY WEIGHT I SANFORIZED BOYS JEANS s188 I Siies6tol6. 13-oi. Denim Regular $2.98 (A L RED VELVET, U.S. No. Yams2!29' us. (fC No. r CABBAGE Solid Green Heads. U.S. No. 1 c - -- - 36 JUMBO Cantaloupes Cherry Tomatoes aaV r- rsaV ta ib. 1 9C DIAMOND A WHOLE KERNEL CORN Ms 4 SUNRISE FRESH FROZEN BREAKFAST 4 Varieties 3-oz. Pkg. WHIFF DOG FOOD No. lean 16 for 99 LADIES CHOICE GRAPE JELLY Jar 59 GOLDEN MAID MARGARINE r" iumi'6' Mb. 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The Cuuncll deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance coun selors and suclal workers. Kdlted tv Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) Florence J. - I see no good reason why he can't set a wedding date. Abner R. - I don't want to count on her earnings. I don't want debts. Florence J. - Ever since I was 19 and a trusting college girl, Abner has been telling me how much he loves me and that some day we'll surely be announcing our engagement. I'm 22 now, just out of col lege, and the proud possessor of a teaching license, but not an engagement ring. Abner has presented meiwith every thing else but. It isn't money, I'm sure, judging from the lavish way he entertains me. He's 27 and supposedly (at least the way he tells it) a big success in business. I certainly do love him. too, but the way to rub him the wrong way is to mention mar riage. "Not until I can buy us a house free and clear," he says. He wants to save up a q at cash first, to avoid loans and mortgages. It seems tiisi father lost their home when a mortgage was called in, and Abner has an obsession about a cash reserve. Since I'd continue working after marriage and could help to wards this goal, I can't under stand what's really holding things up. Abner R. - "Once bitten. twice careful," they say, and I m being careful that my family will never have to gn through what I went through when we were evicted from our home because my dad couldn't pay off our mort- gage. 1 love Flo and I thought she was satisfied with my long-range plan to save up for the cash purchase of a home before I get married. In order no( to make the waiting too hard for her, I've been taking her out to nice restaurants and Broadway shows, and I've given her some expensive presents. Certainly she knows I'm sincere. What's the terrible hurry? She's only 22. She can wait until I can offer her a secure roof over her head. Her prom ise to help out is sweet, but I ve seen that arrangement cave In when the bride be comes pregnant. She can't work, the debts pile up and trouble's at the door. No. I'm drawing closer to mv goal and I have my eye on a home. Flo wil be glad she waited. tIBBY'S FRESH FROZEN BLUE DETERGENT LEMONADE - -10 ' 99c WELLMAN'S CHOICE COFFEE I--- 45cMbc,n89c GEBH ARDT'S CHILI WITH BEANS 59c CARNATION LIGHT CHUNK TUNA 29c 39c VIM TABLETS 40 Tablet 2-lb. 8-Oz. Pkg. 59c WISHBONE LO CALORIE FRENCH DRESSING Reg. 69c 16-Oz. Bottle 49c Fishing Roil and Reel r.Xr u": S1.66 S2.13 VALUE Loose Leaf Binders S1.39 THERMOS ICY-HOT PICfllC JUG Faucet en Bottom Each $2.99 REG. $1.98 Camp Chairs H.rdw0odFr.m. 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Re? $4.7$ .... $3.89 lZT S3.49 53.19 Zrth $3.99 $3.39 S3.99 $3.99 Z ZV $3.99 Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND IAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed t) Money Order Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 40 Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77c a Day t I 7mA ea i THE m m m IT CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE The Council: Alone with Florence we'll chime in and wonder what Abner's real rea son Is for not being formally engaged to her and preparing to be married. Granted his childhood ex perience with a home-finance debacle was traumatic, he must know that taking a mort gage on a home is no disgrace, that it Is the usual procedure. and that It is even the prefer red procedure for wealthy purcnasera wno have the re quired cash on tap. Real estate and tax people Inform us Shat there are some desirable as pects to mortgaging one's home. It need not be a tiger on Abner's back, as he fears. So we ask why this man. who Insists he loves s girl and can afford to support her, should set so mountainous an obstacle In the path toward marriage? Is there more to this problem than meets the eye? Is Abner's source of in come suspect, derived from shady dealings? Above all, why does he dissipate the hoard ' by buying Florence expensive gifts and squander ing large sums on dates with her? Every $1,000 counts, you know. Our advice to Florence is to humor Abner a while long er, agreeing to wait until he has that wad-on-the-line under three conditions: First, that a reasonable time-limit be set: second, that Abner's sights be lowered to settle for less than mansion, something modest: and third, that the House Fund have priority over all his ex penditures, with no side tracks to race tracks or Carib bean cruises. But after that "reasonable" period, Florence may well be gin dating other men. Who knows but that there's a vine covered cottage In her future with a mortgage, and with someone else. SitT'e Penitenfiary f scopes Captured Salem - lUPn - Beverly Har ris, 53-year-old Oregon Peni tentiary inmate who fled July 1, was captured in Stockton. Calif., and returned here, the warden's office said today. Harris, serving three years for obtaining' money under false pretemes in Klama'J: county, wai a truaty when lie escaped, ,
