MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1963
Imported Knits Come From Many Countries
Imported knits are once
again very much in the spring
fashion picture Austrian
and Belgian entries feature
lace-like, open work stitches
for summer effect, and novel
ty knits that resemble straw
braiding. Trims include crochet edg
ing, embroidery and appliques.
These also favor permanent
plisse skirts, flared skirts, 3
piece suits, and cape-jackets.
Colors are pale, with blues
and yellow, pinks and peach
and other novelties used in
combination.
Italian knits, follow clean,
uncluttered lines; meature el
egantly coordinated two and
three-piece outfits.
LUC8TE
WALL PAINT
$745
Regularly
Per Gallon
NOW $
As Spring
Opening Special
ENAMEL
TO MATCH
306 q.:
nrs., I
Fri.
& Sat.
ALL
COLORS!
15
On Stocked
OFF Wallpaper
COLORAMA
315 East Main
PAINT CENTER
Phone 772-4564
SPRING KNITS-Knits have a
knack for spring's slimmer sil
houettes. Versatile three-piece
costume features a sleeveless
turtleneck shell. B. Aileen. .
Ashland Man Is
Honored at Event
Ralph I. Robertson, 9800
Highway 99, Ashland, an em
ployee of the Oregon state
highway department for the
past 27 years, was recently
honored by the Crater Lake
Chapter of the Oregon State
Employee's association.
Robertson started with the
Siskiyou section maintenance
station in 193S, and remained
with that crew until his re
tirement in February.
Earl E. Bridgeman, a fellow
employee, was master of cer
emonies at the dinner, at
which Robertson was pre
sented a bronze plaque signed
by members of the Oregon
state highway commission
commending him for the long
years of service given the
Highway department.
A cake with a rocking chair
on top, suggesting leisure dur
ing his retirement, and sleep
ing bags and a gasoline stove
for camping also were pre
sented Robertson and his wife
by the crews of the five sec
tion stations in Jackson
county.
The dinner was followed by
a business meeting and a
safety movie shown by C. J.
Douglas of the Industrial Ac
cident commission.
SPRING WRAP-Luxurious mink, intricately draped, ap
pears as a spring and summer wrap in a new hue - blue
beige. It's Emba's Morning Light mink.
Wendf Resigns as Principal in GP
Grants Pass - Robert C.
Wendt, principal of the High
land elementary school here,
has announced his resignation
effective at the end of the cur
rent school year.
He plans to pursue gradu
ate studies leading to a doc
torate. He has been awarded
a graduate assistantship at the
University of Oregon school
of education.
Wendt is immediate past
president of the Oregon Ele
mentary Principals associa
tion. He has been active in
education and community af
fairs here.
A graduate of Southern
Oregon college, he has been
employed by the Grants Pass
city school district through
out his 16 years as an edu
cator, first as a classroom
teacher, then as principal of
Roosevelt and Riverside
schools, before assuming the
post at Highland.
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Paint 'Em!
Varnish 'Em!
Stain 'Em!
Decorate 'Em!
furnitur
Heavily Built, all wood (no cardboard) sanded smooth,
ready to be decorated in your favorite finish and color.
Large selection of sizes in chests, desks, night stands . . .
even a corner cabinet with glass doors; and the prices
are so little !
24" CHESTS
3- DRAWER $12.50
4- DRAWER 15.50
5- DRAWER v. 17.50
6- DRAWER 19.50
30" CHESTS
3- DRAWER 14.50
4- DRAWER 17.50
5- DRAWER 19.50
6- DRAWER 21.50
36" CHESTS
3- DRAWER 18.50
4- DRAWER 20.50
5- DRAWER 22.50
6- DRAWER 24.50
7- DRAWER 28.50
CORNER CABINET
with glass 42.50
45" CHESTS
8- DRAWER 27.50
9- DRAWER 29.95
60" CHESTS
12-DRAWER 35.00
DESKS
3-DRAWER 17.50
7-DRAWER 26.50
7-DRAWER 33.50
NIGHT STANDS
1 -DRAWER 6.50
3-DRAWER 8.50
BOOKCASES
30" high by 36" wide 9.95
36" high by 36" wide 11.95
EASY
TERMS!
Convenient credit terms arranged with no carry
ing charges or interest we carry our own con
tracts - AT WfcEK'S & ORR you pay ONLY for
the merchandise. Shop and save at Southern Ore
gon's oldest and largest furniture store.
OPEN
FRIDAY NIGHTS
SPRING
SAVINGS
All kinds of good things await you:
Bargains galore, friendly, courteous
service; more and better values AND
PARK AND SHOPI
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Look for the
Park & Shop Sign
at These Members
Alexander & Brown
Ander's Photo Shop
Barker's
Bell's Gifts & Hardware
Brainerd's
Brophy Building
Brophy's Jewelry
Burelson's
Burk's Awnings
The Carriage House
Central Rexall Drug
Coast to Coast Store
Colorama Paint Center
Ben Dierk's Lumber Co.
Fashionette
First National Bank
Fluhrer Bldg.
Foster's Pharmacy
Ginn's Flowers
Harris Upham Co.
Home Appliance
Hubbard Brothers
Jackson County Federal
Jewett Office Supply
Johnston & Stewart
Karl's Shoe Store
Lamport's Sporting Goods
Lawrence's Jewelry
Leonard Electric
Leon's
McLain's Drug Store
Mann's
Medford Beauty School
Medford Laboratories
Medford Pharmacy
Medford Plate Glass
Medical Center Bldg.
ModeO'Day
Monarch Seed & Feed
Montgomery Ward
Morrison's Men's Wear
J.J. Newberry Co.
Noble's Shoe Store
Norfield Shoe Co.
John Nuich Jewelers
J. C. Penney Co.
Picard Jewelers
Pick's Apparel
Ptirucker's
Rath's
Robinson Brothers
Swem's Gifts
The Toy House
Trowbridge Electric
Van Lee's
Wainscott's Pharmacy
Weeks & Orr Furniture
Western Auto Supply
Western Thrift
Woolworth's
Zales Jewelry
PARK & SHOP PROVIDES FREE
PARKING WITH YOUR $2.00
MINIMUM PURCHASE!
Plenty of Parking!
Great Variety!
Friendly Service!
6 15
114 West Main Street
Phone 772-9351
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