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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1962)
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29, 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON Walkins Distributor Named for Region A new distributor Mr Wat kins Products, Inc., has been named for Jackson and Jose phine counties. Jim Watkins, who was the firm's distributor in Klamath Falls for more than three years, is now serving the Rogue valley from the Med ford office at 1414 South Stage rd. The forme repre sentative. Ed Roberts, is now the Watkins distributor in San Rafael, Calif. Watkins said he plans to build a retail store 't the Stage rd. location but it is only in the planning stage. Young Nalf-Sizer 0k wn 9237 12Vi-22Vi Ovcrblonse look smart, new, especially slimming for shnitf?r-waisted, fuller figures. Sew this two-piece fashion in wool blend, cotton. Printed Pattern 9237; Half Sizes 1 2 '. a , 14V:;, 16'-, 82, 20'.2, 22 Is. Size Hi". -a requires 27a yards 45-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern add 10 ccnls for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medfnrd Mail Tribune Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, NY. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. FIRST TIME EVER! Clam orous movie star's wardrobe plus 110 exciting styles to sew in our new Fall-Winter Patlern Catalog. Send 35c. Slipper-Sock '''si: .ic.it ymiiiwslcrs to low or hiyh hunny si tppi-rs one f Lit piece plus cuff tor rai-h. New jilt tor infant. Knee hi;:h .slipper. socks can't kick otl. Patlern 73ti(l baliy sizes small, mcclium, large; child's 4-li: 7 0, 1012 included. THIRTY - FIVE C EN T S (coins) lor this paltcrn- add 10 cents or each paltcrn tor lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medfnrd Mail Tribune. Needlecrnlt Dept . P. O. Box lti3. Old Chelsea Station, New York J 1. N Y. Print plamlv NAME, ADDRESS. PATTERN NUM BER l!K3' Biggest Needlecraft Show stars smocked accessories-it's our new Needle craft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-tn-you designs lo kni!, crochet, sew. weave, embroi der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25c rnl ALL SALES FINAL NO RETURNS ON CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE QUANTITIES LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND - SHOP EARLY! MLDFORD MAIL ThllSUNt. MEDFORD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2J. Wl f,. mZZm. mm JO BP, H .WfcSl' J&. f 9 E3k'VSS I CAR COOl CUSHION - LARGE SIZE - 3.98 Value 29c THONGS MOST SIZES 19c 50' x 'a" Y Nylon Reinforced sum HOSE I 12.69 50' x Vi" GARDEN HOSE MARINE FIRE EXTINGUISHER 2'A Lb. Dry Powder 17.95 Value PAUTZKE "BALLS OF FIRE" FISH EGGS PAY LESS ANNUAL 799 DIG 22 INCH DELUXE ! 3.53 GARDEN H9S Reinforced 3.25 H0SE25 , v 1 S.COiUl MATTRESS ("""d 72s BRIQUETS ClB, PORTABLE AIR COOLER 39.95 REDUCED Value TO PORTABLE AIR COOLER 500 1 19 POWER TTa MOWER, v H 2Vi HP Briqqi-1 Stratton Engine Impulse Starter Control-A-Matic Throttle Reg. 59.88 00 21.G0 49.95 REDUCED Value TO ULTRAMATIC-22-INCH POWER MOVER XtSXSm Engine 'Him i Adiuitable a. wni . Recoil Starter 4' ai 39.88 TO 1 i. pa 3 Hole Magna Lock Wet proof Binder. Complete with 2-39c packs of live line filler paper. SAVE! SALE DATES AUG. 29 TO SEPT. 2 INCLUSIVE GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM, SPRAY & DRY IRON F-71W MODEL 88 ,a:y Kill eji bio nn ni ca UAuii mini MWba-il 30.00 2.S5 COLO PACK DANGERS Afcwl 1.49 5c fLAVOH AID 1c 1.S5 CAB WASH CREAM Holidayi 87c 84" DIAMETER 6'4' DOUGHBOY 8'x20" DOUGHBOY RIGID FRAME DOUGHBOY PLAY WADING SPLASHER POOL POOL POOL rs99 iZ4" "r i283 98c CITRONELLA CANDLES 53c 5.95 CHAISE LOUNGE RECOVER SET 2.99 LIFE VESTS PLASTIC BEACH AND Men'. Women - Children PATIO PILLOWS Values to $4.19 AA Values to YOUR f gf. A Few left At I W $1.95 CHOICE OC 76c GRASS HATS 47c "3.95 BAR-B-Q UTENSIL SETS , PiMt 1 .99 93c FIRE CAN STARTER FLUID 19c GENERAL ELECTRIC Q.E. Custom .KGk PORTABLE MIXER AUTOMATIC Rcg 88 SKILLET 1495 1I8B With Lid and i- Control - r i . G-E- Automatic AC-l 22 Model Anr-.r-r. 2 oo CAN OPENER IfeOO Reg .-33 14.88 l 1 V-? iu. ntths 39 c ft- 300 II Vi'""" .e 'I Vauo l1 29c FIZZIES GIANT 300 COUNT FILLER Wide or College Rule BIG 160 SHEET 19c ALL RITE BALL POINT PEN REG. 39c 23c BIG 100 WIDE OR COLLEGE RULE FILLER U PAPER I a,?' 29C lr 1 11, 11, www mm 3-RING I VINYL I BINDERS J 1.00 Tf - I -J Value W ti in PBflTBArTftDC 5S'- 29c WHITE PASTE ROCKET CELLOPHANE TAPE 800"x' 1" R239c9 100 COUNT P. J TYPING PAPER V il Refl. af j BOYS & GIRLS BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOES 4.95 Value Sfc? Pair A&W COMPASS 19 - v. ft .-s nn. pun irnr nminrnn LARGE SIZE ELMER'S GLUE-ALL SP 19c Assignment Books 225c iSO PINK PEARL M -uA ERASERS & hKtfc GENERAL ELECTRIC UTOMATI TOASTER , T-82 K LW 1 3 10c STUDENT FOLDERS 7c CRAYOLAS SCHOOL CRAYONS EIGHT STICK 5lwr a 16 STICK BOX Reg. Size Reg. 25c 24 STICK BOX Rcg. Site Reg. 35c M Value FLIP-BACK fAM VAC I ir bwdIr binder -f Yj I vS iiiimiiiw 11' 11 mil "I M V i 000 P '' 'l MEDFORD BLACK TORNADO Ii lH Notebooks fEtfeil w5'" ' ' TuT 4 '"'l . "BACK TO SCHOOL" . I M il 'SlpP1 nDCCCCC ODDS AND ENDS TENT CLEARANCE . I a QSIM p S5 WKESasa quantities limited - shop earlyi M H 8 Q In tlsmesjr e VraSWx "oan river" N i fl TWILIGHT EBERHARD fcf, NO. 1612 AMES HARRIS 911' g 1 III PNIi.S ijk ! fe 33" 1 WA mm mm II colored II -side ROOM TENT if!: m WW &&. F0R ISr M PENCIL SETS s a ii k " ufvi m at i -. . - . ..i. -1 e i . Din cdc t m IB A,,em.. ni v nv iwi-lixj t 12 COLORS IN tMAT IB FACTORY UST 11J.W fnQQ Kfe m TOcPEECHEE PORTFOLIOS 7c I PLASTIC BOX 9 regular price 69.88 30 j , m, .W.,, .. II 1 1 t'M w r l - f.,'.r(i7 ?.".j.5i. ' " D rT-W -" IB CTATIOM WIAftOM NO. 102 X'H iiiofawaiii 11 j r-j i . - x i Pri- 0ny TlCA-H-rULU ! I i J.,jn f j i. I t I, , i ii i i i m DOOR iVa il ---zrr-iiL M.de of Hc.vy Vinyl s i, ' A J GRILL AND (J 5fT3 Plastic :$ i L.' fi,! l WAFFiE RAKER ES Di I l ' Ij ri 1 29.95 Value H S- B rt.,- r..M Bakcl v ... pf- W universal air flow HAIR DRYER Value 14.95 LESS FACIAL TISSU! EASTMAN KODAK K0DAC0L0R FILM 620-120-127 Reg. 1.15 NOW JUST $3 PAj00Ni 9 KODACHROME COLOR FILM 35 MM Slide Film 2.15 Value m M 4 POUND DACRON f-'a Big 42x84 P5 AH FUnnel Lined (or Sr Extra Warmth ",'3 Hoavy Army Duck Cover lM Two Bags Zip Together tjjit 'or Double Bed 34.95 99 qr i;' TJ" Value IS 2 ,., 4250 1 59 8 M M. Roll 2.95 ,149 Value JL ansco "Vqn, WfATHER FILM J JsJ 3 11 II 5 LB. THERMOFIL SLEEPING 23.95 VALUE 188 ALL DELUXE FEATURES RUBBERIZED CANVAS FULLY GUARANTEED REVERE WARE 29.95 COLEMAN CW STOVE 21 .97 1.79 GAS CAN 2 Gallon S9c ;i 1 00 WJITCD RflR ftl ll& UI HI fall UHU M IW 1 5.95 COLEMAN CAM P STOVE 1 1 .37 20c LANTERN MANTELS 223c 39.95 BINOCULARS 7,3s J9.88 12.95 HIP BOOTS sma, erl I 6.99 3.30 RIFLE SLINGS 2.88 18,95 PORT. COOLER CHESTc, 13.77 26.95 PORT. COOLER CKESTcemaJ5.88 8oG rli,,.. I KIDDIE TV TRAY r CUV' Walt Disney Character! 2 QT. COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL SAUCE PAN 8.95 Value PRACTICAL NEW DEEP SHAPE REVERE WARE DOUBLE BOILER 5" 8.88 Value UMBRELLA Complete with Poles and ft4 Spreader 3 Factory List 54.88 Regular Price 37.88 Now ? f8" Art Value TEA KETTLE 6.95 149 I Paper Miite Piggy Back Refill with .Each Paper Mate Pen 1$ .32x80 Lifetime Plcatinq for Neater j Appearance 1 , 89 Value 5r jErUINO KIDDIE MAT f SHOES SAFE, SANITARY REST ft ' PAD FOR KINDERGARTEN REST PERIODS OR FOR HOME USE. WIPES CLEAN WITH DAMP CLOTH MOISTURE PROOF, SOFT AND COMFY ... 20"x48" ii f I REG. 20.49 17.83 REG. 24.95 21.87 REG. 18.95 16.37 REG. 21.95 13.83 REG. 14.95 13.ES TOWN it COUNTRY TOILET SEAT "V r J Jr. r 1 r.. v r CHAMPION SEAT BELTS SI 2.95 Hit MM til; . "OFF" INSECT REPELLENT m p K L- ' if 1 Value n -m pay 45c MENTHOLATUM 39c 1.20 COTTON BALLS ,50, 69c 73c BISODOL MINTS 100 , 57c 2.00 TONI-HOME PERMANENT 1.39 ItaH BATTLE RIBBON BANDAGES f XyggsS- 30 Medicated Designs 1.98 Value BOYS COWBOY BOOTS 6.95 Value ,488 DACRON UNDER- GARMENT Zipper Vest and Pants Green Colored 15.95 Value J7 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SPARK PLUGS ic USED AND RECONDITIONED k ELECTRO PLATED k MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 10,000 MILE GUARANTEE 99 & SET OF 8 OR 49c PLUG IF FEWER THAN 81 $7.95 VALUE POCKET TELESCOPE WITH LEATHER CARRY CASE if, i'. r" LIFETIME BOWLING BALL BAG MADE OF U.S. ROYALITE 14 95 Value NESTEA INSTANT TEA 100". PURE TEA REG. 9J 4 FAMILY . . 1-??g9 QUIK L().-r REG. 95c h AtH 15 SPRAY CAN 1.19 1, Value tSd1 CCS1 "RAID" HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER 19 1.49 Value HOUSEHOLD HELPER ENVELOPES 100 COUNT Reg. 39c fcs3 Si Crsaseis '.i v-1 y REG. 6'e PAIR VASHABLE CRAYONS BY CRAYOLA 29c PLASTIC FLOWERS OK Each RIPPIN' GOOD COOKIES 29c ' 999 t 5 f'-W 4raVJ' D "ANSON v.,U9 399 Iff Uv.c T i.illg 11 , (Ai 11 . I'! 1 DESERT FLOWER HAND & BODY V LOTION va -' k 2.00 J '' Value HAIR ROLLERS YOUR CHOICE 1.00 Value ELECTRO SABER JIG SAW ' -4 H P 29.95 Value PICKLE FORKS it 10c N Value p77 Bdl MUM MAYPOLE KNITTING E WORSTED 4 Ounca 4 Ply REG. 17c 77 Small Worlds Around 11 v 11 Lynn W. IxXVMt Watkini IBcfUter a Tribunt Syadlcata, Mamma Moiquilo Uii Ingenuity Neither she nor any of her obnoxious sisters could have known it was going to rain within the next few hours. And if it didn't, all their ef forts would have amounted to nothing. So what prompts them lo perform a duty which later seems to indicate they knew what they were doing? Is it guesswork or, what seems more likely, docs the female mosquito know that the dry places at which she deposits her eggs may contain water at some forseeable time? No one ever attributed to the mosquito the faintest shred of sense. She does, how ever, sense that her eggs must be in water . . . that the larvae must complete their develop ment by spending the first days of their lives in a watery environment. So she usually deposits her eggs in a pond or a puddle. No Pondi But there are many areas where no ponds are available: an ocean beach is such a place. If she is a creature which insists on fresh water, she is then in a bad way. There are mosquitoes which live in areas where lakes and ponds are non-existent, where not even a backyard pool or stagnant water is present. In such cases she resorts to dis carded tin cans filled with water and carelessly left in alloys and vacant lots. But there are no empty, dis carded tin cans on an ocean beach ... at least there shouldn't be. Back from the edge of the salt water, too, the area may be sandy and pond less. A short way from the shore there may be a few waler-fillcd knotholes in old stumps or trees. There are some small puddles of fresh water at the base of some plants, but a female mosquito in a hurry cannot always find one of these places. But she is not stumped. On an ocean beach are countless sea shells, both bi valves and univalves. The tide leave many of these in an upright position. If rains come, they remain water-filled for some time. They are all rocep- taclcs an enterprising mos quito can use in an emergency. It s easy to understand why she lays her eggs in these shells after a rain, or while they are water-filled. But the fact she does not always fol low this procedure raises a perplexing question. A close examination of emp ty shells which are bone dry inside reveals, at times, many mosquito eggs. Further ob servation also may reveal that heavy rains followed many of these ei;g depositions, as though Mrs. Mosquito had some idea rains would come to fill the shells and eover the eggs. Of course, the rain and egg laying might have iust hap pened that way ... or did it? Seems it's pretty difficult to lool a female mosquito. 4-H NEWS Rogu. Saddl.-litet The regular meeting of the Rogue Saddle-lites 4-H Horse club was recently held at the home of the leader, Gail Ham-; mond. The meeting was brought to' order by President Gary' Christensen, and the 4-H pledge was led by Sharla Mankins. Roll call, minutes ot the last meeting, and treasur er's report were given by the secretary, Peg Hilton. The club discussed a pot luck dinner. We also elected new offi cers. Kathy Kula was elected president; Donnie Jones, vice president; Martha Steeck, re porter, and Laurie Unduh, song leader. Laurie Unduh Is a new member. Lynn Sheldon, Reporter Colored Texts lend Inviting Appearance New York - (UPD - Scientific, religious and school text books are getting new look. No longer are they restricted to dull greens, brown, blues, blacks and other somber shades, according to Robert H. Wessman, president of J. F. Tapley company, book man ufacturers. "Making a scientific book or a school or college text in viting in appearance has a psychological effect that In duces reading or stud;.," Wess man said. "There's something about the ppsri:c of dull looking volume that makes one reluctant to open It." NAMED PHtSIPENT CorvHlln -IITH - D;'. Arthur W. Galiion. Y Uni.'.mty, has been ri.n'.tr'. prtrd.m of thf A;v.ejean Soitj ot Pit Phyalolpglsia
