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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1962 C l 1 LAST TWO DAYS! PRE A fl f? 'ffjjj : WJhrS HOLIDAY Zrd Lb Lb ilttw t. .miin i Eg , y f?rifftKt?t' " ' ; - - - . 1 p.! , V'nPri, v s . I ROLFS HANDBAGS Known for famous quality. Salesman's Sample Line. Regularly 11.98 to 24.95, plus tax. Oustanding savings! Vi OFF LINGERIE SAMPLES OFF Famous Laros, Deena and Munsingwear Lines. Slips, gowns, panties, baby dolls, peignoir sets. Save Now! BOYS' FLANNEL PJs Brightly printed warm cotton flannel in popular ski style. Boy's sizes 6 to 16. Lower Floor. 1.99 C2 lv 5 n SWEATER JACKET Orion acrylic bulky knit cardigan. Both button clos ing and ehanel styles. Lovely holiday color range. Reg. 12.95. 7.88 IMPORTED GIGI DOLL Imported from France. Pert and Perky. Delight ful assortment of new custumes. Soft, unbreakable vinyl skins and soft silky hair. 4.88 "WEAR-RESIST" SOCKS All first quality by the best known maker of men's hose. Past season designs of 1X0 and 1.25 sox. Now just . . . 69c P, WOMEN'S SKIRTS Double knit Slim Skirt. 100?o Wool Novelties and Flannels. 5.99-7.99-10.99 4 4 . w- SEAMLESS NON-RUN Slight irregulars of our famous new non-run hose. These irregularities in no way impair the wearing quality. Reguljrly priced, if perfect, $1.65. 99c CHATHAM BLANKET "Sunrise" blantet . . . ' D'aC.cl fit blended blan ker trial will (it both twin and full size beds. Com pletely washable. 4.88 STRETCH GLOVE Th anwtng and practical driving glove. "Deer tex," famous one-sire stretch glove. Black, fawn, or white. 2.88 F.B. ROGERS SILVER Silver plated gift and table ware ... an elegant, formal table touch. Serving pieces, trays, relish Hihps, compotes. 5.99 a. p.l. SAMSONITE CHAIR Sturdy sterl construction with padded seat and paddrd contour hack for more comfort, Reg. 9.98. rug. 9.98 6.88 MEN'S WARM WOOL JACKETS 20-ounce virgin wool in bright buffalo plaids. Zipper model with slash pockets. Reg. 15.95 10.99 MEN'S COTTON PANTS, Reg. 5.95 2.99 WOMEN'S CAR COATS, Reg. 10.95 5.88 WOMEN'S WOOL COATS, Milium lined 20.00 WOMEN'S QUILTED ROBES 8.99 BRUSH STROKE ART PRINTS 88 and 1.88 MEN'S SWEATERS-KNIT SHIRT SAMPLES Vy OFF QUALITY COTTON THROW RUGS 99 WOMEN'S HANDBAGS 3.99 & 6.99 p.t. WOMEN'S KNIT GLOVES 88 SILVER BON BON DISH 99 QUILTED BABY COMFORTER, Dacron Filled 2.99 RAYON ACRYLIC BABY BLANKET, rcg. 4.98 3.99 GIRLS'-TEENS JANTZEN SAMPLES Sweaters, Skirts, Etc Vi OFF PLASTIC BABY PANTS 4 for .59 BOY'S FAMOUS MAKE PANTS, Reg. 2.98. Little boy's, second floor 1.98 EARLY SHOPPEB - Decorations along Hollywood blvd. m Hollywood, Calif., have been put in place for the Christmas shopping season and at least one motorist was showing oft that he did his Chrislmas tree shopping early. Temperatures reaching 70 degrees in southern California make it top-down weather. (UPI) 4-H Club News Antelop. Club The Antelope 4-H achieve ment meeting was held re cently at the Eagle Point Grange hall. There was a pot luck dinner before the meeting. Officers were elected. Jary Hansen was elected president; Dale West, vice president; Cheryl Swaim, secretary; Dar rcll Stanley, treasurer; Don na Nevin, songleader; Jenni fer Nevin, game leader; Judy Hill, gift chairman; Kathy Pritchard, reporter. Jerry Brog from the county extension office introduced Don Bean from the Medford branch of the First National hank. He presented pins to members in recognition of the years they had participated in 4-H work. First year pins were pre sented to Horace Webster, Eugene Stanley, Janice Pritchard, Mike Lehman, Mike Hefley, Debbie Grissom Aj. iL-j it 1 Lucky Sfar Quii 4: Lorna Cottrell, Amir Cottrell, Donna Barton, Jerry Bunker and Kathy Pritchard. Second year pins were pre sented to Linda Waddell, Keith Schoettle, Cheryl Swaim, Gretchen Ousterhout, Donna Nevin, Lanny Hansen, Linda Harnish, Jary Hansen, Jim Hubbard, Nola Damon and Rich Charley. Third year pins were pre sented to Mary Wallis, George Schoettle, Dennis Ray, Danny Orth, Lewis Lnthrop, Lej Geren, Deanna Grissom, Di ane Barton and Danny Barton. Fourth year pins were pre sented to Pamela Stevens, Gloria Meyer, Cheryl Hefley, Lester Hill and Lyndle Cate. Fifth year pins were pre sented to Jennifer Nevin, Elaine Meyer, Greg Lathrop, Craig Lathrop, Donna Ham mond and Kay Bever, Sixth year pins were pre sented to Marilyn Lathrop, Bobby Hubbard and Pauletta Anderson. Seventh year pins were persented fo Judy Hill, Donna Geren, Nikki Hammond, Er- rol Coffman and Richard Anderson. Ninth year pins were pre sented to Karen Jossy, Geor gia Hubbard and Ronald Anderson. A tenth-year pin was pre sented to Alice Woolfolk. The county record book medals were received by Pau lette Anderson, Judy Hill, Elaine Meyer and Mary Wallis. The Oregon Wheat commis sion award was presented to Gloria Meyer. The state fair style review award was presented to Karen Jossy, senior division; and Donna Hammond, inter mediate division. The National 4-H Club Con gress delegate award was pre sented to Georgia Hubbard, who also received the Safe way Stores, Inc., award. Four new members attend ed. They are Margie Lehman, Allen Hertz, Alice Krambeal and Kathy Pritchard. The next meeting will ba Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in tha Eagle Point Community building. It will be a whito elephant gift exchangs meeting. Kathy Pritchard, Reporter '.he stars are right they say now's the time to make this brilliant star quilt. Your lucky star -a vivid, 4-patch quilt, easy to piece. Use one block for a pillow-top. Pattern 7454: charts; patch patterns; directions. THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mall Tribune Needlrcrnft Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, and PAT TERN NUMBER. 1963's Biggest Needlecraft Show stars smocked accessor ies - It's our new Needlecraft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25c now. Welfare Meeting Due in Pendleton Salem OIPD - The Umatilla County Public Welfare Com mission will be host in Pen dleton Nov. 30 to the fourth of a second scries of quarterly district sessions of the Stata Public Welfare Commission. The meetings are being held in six districts. There will be discussions o! public welfare programs, and a qucstion-and answer pe riod In which the public i encouraged to participate, An drew F. Juras, state adminis trator, said. District sessions in this ser ies have been held In Eugene, Medford and Astoria. Others have been scheduled for Hood River and Klamath Falls. 1955 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Station Wagon This It Real Buy for tht monay. Hit Auto., R. t H., Good Tir.i. READY TO GO. Special $499.00 LEA RAMBLER Fifth ind B.rtl.tt Phon 771-6185 XL E.y4uU
