Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 24, 1963, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. 1963 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON o-o Pretty Cool scooped-neck pinafore become. a party-pretty dress by adding the collar! She'll love this style, you too - It s sew-very-easyl Pat tern 7186: embroidery trans fer; directions, pattern sizes 2, 4, 0, 8 included. THIRTY FIVE CENTS (coins) for this patent - add IS cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mall Trib une, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 183, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. 1963's Biggest Needlecraft Show (tars smocked accesso ries - it's our new Needle craft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroi der, quilt'. Plus free patern. Send 25 cents now! Blouse Bonanza 1214-22!i T Trio of lops to triple your wardrobe! ream them with suits, slacks, skirts now-pedal pushers later on. Easy! Printed Pattern (KI54: Half Sizes 12',-:., i4Vi, 18Vi, 18Vi, SOVi, 22!i. Size 16 H top style 1 s yards 35-inch; mid dle IVl yards; lower VU yards fabric. FIFTY CENTS In coin for this pattern - add 15 cents tor each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling Send to Marian Martin, Med ford Mall Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18llt St , New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FREE OFFER! Coupon In Summer Pattern Catalog for one pattern tree - anyone you choose from 300 desiRn ideas. Send 50 cents now for Catalog. Monastary May Be Given Buddhists San Francisco 'OT - San Francisco's "Invisible monas tery'' may become a house of worship for Buddhists in the High Sierras. The monastery, hidden from view behind the M. H. dc Young Memorial museum in Golden Gate park was a sift to San Francisco from Wil liam Randolph Hearst. Mayor George Christopher has asked the museum trus tees if they would be willing to give the monastery to a Buddhist congregation In Mid dlebar, a small town near Jackson, Calif. MANN'S MAY SALES START TOMORROW! SHEETS, BEDDING ON SALE! BABY NEEDS, HOUSEWARES ON SALE! NOTIONS, COS METICS, STATIONERY, ALL ON SALE! BIG 3-WAY SALE W,f IT f ' titkM: mi m I u xLm mWmSmMwmA mm L BBiB I i CLOSET ACCESSORIES JUMBO GARMENT BAG 4 AQ 57" long, reg. 3,98 fcilS HANGING SHOE CLOSET ft OA Holds 12 pair fc.WO SET OF t QUILTED HANGERS COLORFUL PLASTIC HANGERS Suit hangers, set of 4 t88 Skirt hangers, set of 4 188 Dress hangers, set of 8 188 MULTIPLE SKIRT RACK .88 MULTIPLE BLOUSE HANGERS 188 BELT RINGS 2 for .88 PATIO ACCESSORIES GAILY PRINTED FLORAL TERRIES A flA Basket Chair Cover H ilHJ Chaise Lounge Cover 5.00 Round or Oblong Pillows .... 2.00 CORDUROY PIANO BENCH COVER 4.00 SCISSORS AND SHEARS KEEN EDGE (Imported by Wiss) 7" Bent trimmers, 5" Sewing scissor or 7" sewing f CQ 41 1 fftf scissor. Hollowground. VV 0r VlUU PINK RITE PINKING SHEARS A AC For fun and fashion mvw BATHROOM VANITY SHELF Easy to assemble 7.98 NEEDLEPOINT SALE Beautifully designed new -i QQ 4 QA Q QQ patterns. Asst. sizes I "WW I .990.99 TAPESTRY WOOL 7A Regularly 98c sk 1 9 IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA 53-Pc. Set Service for 8. 41 fA 59.95 Value Jf.UU FAMOUS M0NTAG STATIONERY High quality boxed writing papers OO Spring special box aOO BRUSH STROKE ART PRINTS Famous reproductions of Picasso, Utrillo, Degas, Renoir & others. 1 AA 4 An Asst sues I.UU 4 1.90 OAK FRAMES 1 AQ n mn In Asst. siies I itw to WitO COSMETIC SPECIALS HELENA RUBENSTEIN COLOR TONE SHAMPOO, Annual Sale Five colors to choose from. Save 1.00. 4 CJ Regular 2 50 plus tax I.StU DESERT FLOWER SPECIAL Hand & Bodv L?tion. regular t 00 Free Desert Dry Cream Deodorant f AA tegular 1.00 BOTH I.UU pl. MODART STYLE HAIR SPRAY For notmal or hard to manage hair 4 CA Reg. 1.95 1.39 p.,. ELIZABETH ARDEN Memorte Chene Perfume Mist with small Perfume flagen. Q AA Regular 8.50 O.UU p ,. LANVIN "TRAVELER" Arpg Traveler 2.50. . Crescendo Traveler .. 2.50 .., My Sin Trailer 200 p , Atomizer ,, 1.00 IA gleaming golden cr-vuiner filled with 1 1 j ox of famous tragrances ) Notions, Cosmetics Street Floor Needlepoint, Gifts Lower Floor 88 I may special purchase MARTEX ROYAL COMMAND TOWELS Assorted pastel colors. Slight irregularities mean dollar savings for youl Outstanding value and quality. sales! WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24, 1H3 Bath Size 88c Hand Towel 58c Wash Cloth 28c special purchase MARTEX MEMORY LANE TOWELS Outstanding Quality Jacquare stripe design in lovely soft pastel shades. Bath Size, reg. 2.98 1.88 Hand Size, reg. 1.79 1.44 Wash Cloth, reg. 69c .48 WHITE SALE SPRINGMAID SPRINGALE SHEETS With the whiter-than-white finish . . . and new spring-fit corners. TWIN SIZE 72x108 reg. 2.79 TWIN BOTTOM FITTED reg. 2.79 TWIN FITTED TOP reg. 2.98 FULL SIZE 81x108 reg. 2.98 FULL BOTTOM FITTED reg. 2.98 FULL TOP FITTED reg. 3.98 QUEEN SIZE 90x120 reg. 3.98 QUEEN BOTTOM FITTED reg. 3.98 KING SIZE 108x122 reg. 6.98 KING BOTTOM FITTED reg. 5.98 CASES 42x38 reg. 1.58 2.33 2.33 2.53 2.53 2.53 3.53 3.53 3.53 6.33 5.33 1.23 pr. New - MS if" "t SPRINGMAID CANDYCALE SHEETS BABY NEEDS SPRINGMAIDS "TIARA" SHEETS The softest smoothest finest of sheets. Over 220 threads per square inch. 1 00 fine pima cotton in soft pastel colors and white. Twin Size, 72x111, reg. 5.95 4.98 Full Size, 81x111, reg. 6.95 5.98 Cases 42x38, reg. 2.98 pr. 2.48 special purchase QUALITY MATTRESS PADS By Harm of California. Made of fine bleached cotton sheeting. Tuck stitched for greater strength. Protects your mattress for longer wear. Completely washable. FLAT PADS CONTOUR PADS Twin 2.88 Full 3.88 Twin 3.88 Full 4.88 PILLOW SALE A Spring flower garden of pillows in the loveliest of colors for your bed. A pillow just right for everyone's sleeping comport. EMERALD-small and soft, 100o white goose down pillow CARNELIAN standard and plump 100o white goose down pillow TOPAZ oversize and extra plump 100"o white goose down pillow OPAL non-allergen ic 1000 Acrilan (acrylic) filled SAPPHIRE-non-allergenic 1 00o foam pillow 8.88 10.88 12.88 3.88 3.88 .-si V Fine combed percale in lovely soft-toned stripes in pink, yellow or mint green. TWIN SIZE 72x108 reg. 3.29 2.88 TWIN BOTTOM FITTED reg. 3.29 2.88 FULL SIZE 81x108 reg. 4.29 3.88 FULL BOTTOM FITTED reg. 4.29 3.88 CASES 42x38 reg. 1.96 1.58 pr. SPRINGMAID COLORED PERCALE Fresh new luxury in soft pastel colors of pink, yellow, green. TWIN SIZE 72x108 TWIN BOTTOM FITTED FULL SIZE 81x108 FULL BOTTOM FITTED CASES 42x38 reg. 3.29 2.88 reg. 3.29 2.88 reg. 3.69 3.18 reg. 3.69 3.18 reg. 1.78 1.48 pr. our own brand FINE QUALITY MUSLIN SHEETS Morwear Sheets and Burlington's Foxcroft sheets. Extra long wearinr TWIN SIZE 72x108 reg. 1.99 1.66 TWIN BOTTOM FITTED reg. 1.99 1.66 FULL SIZE 81x108 reg. 2.09 1.77 FULL BOTTOM FITTED reg. 2.09 1.77 CASES reg. 1.18 .88 pr special purchase SUNRISE BLANKETS Quality by Chatham. A wardrobe of blanket sizes for every bed in high oft rayon and acrilan (acrylic). 100o nylon binding. Size 72x90 practical, fits twin or double 5.88 Size 80x90, extra wide and extra long 6.88 Size 108x90, full king size 9.88 special purchase ACRILAN COMFORTERS Beautiful new floral tick comforters. Plump filled with Acrilan (acrylic) fibjr. Non-allergenic. Always fluffy light-washable. Regular 8.98. THREE-PIECE TERRY PAJAMAS Perfect for the small baby for sleep or play. Assorted pastel AA colors. Reg. 2.50 1.09 INFANTS' BLANKETS Orion and acrylic. Wide satin binding with pretty design. Standard 1 AA 36x50 size. Reg. 3.98 ,.. tf .98 DACR0N COMFORTERS Celucloud filled. In assorted pastels and prints. st AA Regular 3.98 af.VO KuODEO BATH TOWELS White with pastel borders. ' fj M Regular 2.25 1.09 TOPPER SETS Infeints' and toddlers, All cotton for easy care. Some dressy and some playwear. Regular 2.98 Infants' Dept. 2nd Floor HOUSEWARES SHEETS, BEDDING MANN'S LOWER FLOOR A 7 Geese Identified With Bright Ties Knoxvllle. Tnn.-HipnWh does the well dressed goose wear: In East Tennessee they're wearinc bow tins in n,..,k. ing colors, according to Bob ourcn 01 me Knoxvllle of fice of the Tennessee tat game and fish commission. In the Paint Rock refuge they're wearinn blue how tl and in the Hiwassee refuge they're wearins vttinu," Burch said. Game and flxh officials in Tennessee decid ed the new garb will help xnem identity the honkeis. The brightly colored bands arc used to check the move, mcnt of geese to and from the different refuges. The birds used to be mark ed with little metal hanri. around their legs, "but with the bands we didn't know about their movement unless they were shot and the bands returned," Burch said. "With these colored bow ties, it's easy to identify them with a pair of binocular " h said. News About Servicemen TRANSFERRED rvt. Dennis R. James, son of Mr. and Mrs Jnnb- .Tanio. r.-.. file Point. hnK ViAAn ,, ferred from Sharp Army de pot at i,atnrop, Calif., to Fort Ord, Calif. James enlisted last August, taking his training at Fort Ord before transferring to Al abama where he u a c with live helicopter maintenance divl- mun. James, who was Ri-heHuterf to go abroad last week, is awaiting further orders at Fort Ord. RETIRES Mai. Warren r. Annie. white, son of Mrs. Lura Apple white, 112 Nob Hill st., Ash land, recently retired from the U.S. Army after more than 20 years of active federal serv ice. His last assignment was as fi nance and accounting officer at Letterman General hos pital, Presidio of San Francisco. TOWELS, LINENS MANN'S STREET FLOOR m . , I ' PtlaTfll H I MM I tSmiiZa? JSl EVEN-FIOW SrEAM-DRV IRON KSr j?L W, Th.y .;,,,,. live gammon. I I -5S!--Cr jjl if I can be uset In every direction. I r WkMJHt rr, " rkle "M 7.88 B : 1 it jj festival enameled ware tflliiw(KvBllii. "WImWW , Prrfefr t,r for 'HHkBPP tamping uisn pans, Doners, covnea JHpJ saucepans, saucepots, percolators, AO I I P INGRAHAM ELECTRIC CLOCKS I i j PjW- : i or mf ! IUUI uisiirituvo moucn. TV- ; ! Luminous dial. ll00,0s00"0.0O M Ik ELECTRIC CAN OPENER n. sj I V at iu' -y '"" Opens any siie can. Finger touch QQ W I r. l ' ' - control I0 98 vfllur 1.00 I llAr ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER r v 40'-. 'v Ouicl, smooth motor. 4-posttion 1 V -.....' - switch. Controlled drying. IA DO H V fi , Special Price lUsOO t v-Ss. - ' ' (Available In attractive mirrored hat 4. V'-ii " " box carrying case at 12.18) K Weslinghouie ELEC. SAUCE PAN El r,'TiA IMMIR5-A-MATIC pan with automatic Mlt? ' imr -J 1 ftwJw'igt probe control. 3-ouart size. . '"" ' ' 1 - 9 Automatic steam vents. Limited f QQ f'VV ' V. j fJaVMOJ J quantity. Reg. 16.95 11.00 umJL. Vi F0LD"G STEEL TABLE fVv - flWi OS-- imn A mutt for summertime. Full A AO ' JJ il'lil generous size 30x72" 9iOO SL JBbb 93Ly CORNINGWARE SPECIAL fifr. mm& 3-Pc. Sauce Pan Set. Set includes ""jB 3 size pans, 3 lid coveri,, one de- kWWW si Nchable handli I chrome serving A QQ " Ht '$9m croJIo Reg 14.98 . I fctOO 4 MIRRO ICE CUBE TRAYS llBle -J i AM aluminum for fast freeze. ! 7 2-handle lever oction for easy A , A AA 5 1 Jm instant release m "Or 0.90 Vj j j j Housewres-Lower Floor I k L -J IN PHILIPPINES Radioman Third Class Mar key L. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L Jim run South Peach St., recently re turned to Sublc Bay, the Phil. Ipplnes. aboard the destroyer USS Bausell after spending a month on a Far Eastern good will cruise. COMPLETES COURSE Armv Rpfirvri-n UjiM.m, r Tonn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry L. Tonn, 130 Cedar St., Central Point, rerrvntiv mm. pleled a food service course under the Reserve Fnrr-(v art program at Fort Ord, Calif. ionn, a graduate of Crater High school, received hla hank clor of science degree from L,lnlield college, Mc.Minnvillc. REASSIGNED Airman Third Class Calvin Lanfear. son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery A. Lanfear, Tai nt, Is be nir reasslnned tn Francis E. Wiirtcn Air Force Base, Wyo., for training and duly as an adniiniKtrntivn specialist. Airman Lanfear recentlv completed United States Air Force basic military tralnlna at Lackland. Tpvns Th air. man attended Phoenix High school before entering the service. AT AMPHIBIOUS BABE Hospital Corpsman Second class Harlan C. LaBar, son of Irving F. LaBar, 1059 Morrow dr., is serving at the Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, in Norfolk, Va. WITH LANDING TEAM Marine Gunnery Sergeant Stanley D. McNecl, son of Oliver R. McNecl of Medford, now of Santa Monica, Calif., serving with Battalion Land ing Team 2 of the Ninth Ma rines, Second Battalion, a unit of the Third Marine division, recently participated in in tensive training exercises with Republic of China Navy and Marine units near southwest ern Taiwan. ABOARD CARRIER Fireman James R. Green, son nf Mr. and Mrs. Ervin H. Willarding, 1404 East Main St., is serving aboard the at tack aircraft carrier USS Con stollation, currently on a seven-month tour of duty with the Seventh Fleet in the West ern Pacific. ABOARD CRUISER Seaman Donald H. Court right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Courtright, 715 Cedar St., is serving aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Topeka, a Pacific fleet ur-t homcported at Long Bead, Calif. AIR POLICEMAN Airman Basic William A. Mansfield, son of Mrs. Geral dine R. Mansfield, 502 South Grape St., has been selected for technical training as an lr policeman at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas,