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1 j THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON FUN IN BOATS-"Down to the sea In ships," or dinghies, cruisers, sailboats or powerboats-yes, boating Is the number one recre ational activity on inland streams and rivers, the Gulf area, the Great Lakcse, and on the Atlantic and Pacific seaboard. From aboard a streamlined cabin cruiser, a pretty sailor ette waves greeting to the countless recrea tional boaters enjoying the Port of Los Angeles facilities. A new 16-million dollar passenger-cargo terminal, an exciting sus pension bridge and a wide variety of recrea tional areas draw countless mariners to the Port of Los Angeles. Similar attractions in ports around the nation arc also adding impetus to boating enthusiasm in the U. S. f ti IB MEN'S BOATWEAR - The nautical Influence Is fashion's favorite this summer in beach wear, says the American In stitute of Men's and Boys' Wear. White duck bell-bottom pants team up with brightly striped hooded pullovers with terry linings-Ideal for boating and beach fun. Keep Summer Garb Plain and Simple Whether you travel by plane or car, train or ship or even plan a long hike to your vacation destination, ad vice for your wardrobe prob ably remains the tame: Keep it simple, neat, practical-to-a-point, understated, unspectac ular. If you are planning a trip, whether an extended itiner ary or a week end, there are a few basic ideas that should go into deciding what clothes to take with you. Know the type of climate to expect; if a resort, is it formal or informal: learn about the terrain, the proper shoes are all Important. Check baggage allownces, if flying. The maximum weight allowed will limit your clothes to a weii-pian-ned minimum. Make use of the many love ly, easy-care miracle fabrics: nylon lingerie, dacron shirts, knits, jerseys, etc. Take as many straignt-nnca things as possible. Sheaths, for instance, pack away Into nothing, with little creasing nroblom. Full skirts are cum bersome and usually need ironing every time you un pack. Take roomy handbags small hats, a folding travel Iron, an electric coffee-maker for-two which comes in a leather shoulder bag like a camera, a good supply of your favorite cosmetics, extra pair of prescription glasses, if you need them; a good pair of sunglasses and remember to pack an ample supply of whatever prescriptions you may need. GETS ALLIANCE LOAN Manague, Nicaragua - (UPP - The U.S. Embassy announced approval Tuesday of a $1 mil lion Alliance for Progress loan to Nicaragua for length ening Las Mercedes Airport to accommodate jets. Subscribers To report Improper er non delivery of the Mel) Tribune In Med ford, phone 77U-6M1; Ah. land call at 416 Bridge It-, or phone 4 B 3-3002; Yreka, phone victory 2-2898 before 6:45 p.m. daily and 10 JO a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrive shortly after you call please notify office, thua eliminating ipeelai messenger service. Forgotten Articles Make Unhappy Trip Little things sometimes turn an anxiously awaited va cation trip into a big disap pointment. Misplaced swim- suits, fretful children or searching for a place to stop overnight can take the fun out of traveling. But most petty annoyances can be avoided, according to Anne Whitfield, home econo mist for Dial Soap research laboratories, if you plan for them ahead of time: Make a list of everything you will need. After packing, tuck the list into the suitcase for use when homeward bound. That way, you won't leave anything behind. Items to be used, while on the road, should be packed separately. Children become bored quickly on long drives, so stop occasionally for snacks, souvenir-hunting or just plain sight seeing. If you must drive for a long time, have a few dis tractions up your sleeve. Iden tification and number games are fun. But when the shout ing becomes unbearable, bring out one of their favorite quiet games. Roadside clean - ups, a must while motoring, will be no problem with a small case containing washcloth, towel and an antibacterial soap. It's good idea, too, to include some first-aid items. TOUGH . TIMEPIECE -Rod and Reel Fans will enjoy tht rugged endurance of a water proof, shock-resistant electric watch. It's powered by a tiny cnercv cell that can be re placed as easily as changing the hook on a fishing line.-tsy Timex. Allstate Receives State Contract Salem-WPD - Allstate Insur ance Co. was awarded the 1963-64 contract on state-owned motor vehicles. Freeman Holmer, director of the department of finance and administration, said All slate's bid was $147,385, down $7,000 from last year's bid. It murker! the fourth successive year of lower auto insurance premiums for the state, Hol mer said. The contract, providing per sonal injury and property damage liability, is awarded annually on a competitive bid basis. 7f csol CHORE SAVERS-It's picnic lime and time to cut down on everyday chores such as aisn wasning. Here modern insu lated ice chests and jugs hold all the good things to cat and drink. Insulated cups and fine paper plates help impart full flavor to the food yet can be discarded into the nearest trash barrel when the picnic meal is consumed.-Photo courtesy of Lily Products. SHOES . La Pointe's Mid-Year IHI! SAL! Continues -More Shoes Added ft I Palter Debs Kimels Formerly to 21.95 n nn All Matching t ACC IL VI I III Medford II l ShoDDine f 1 Hand Bags fa V S90 re SPECIAL GROUP White Dress Shoes 90 Sbiccas College Debs All Colors Formerly to 10.95 I OS 11 HANDCRAFT ORIGINALS and GEPPETTO Formerly to 18.95 90 1 PHIAUO 19 U Lb Formerly to 16.95 90 MON. FRI. Till FAMOUS . . . ONCE-A-YEAR-SALE rm" BERNE and FERDE Formerly to 19.95 90 NINA FLATS 890 Formorly to 11.95 Hush Puppies e All Stylet All Colon Formerly 9.95 mmm 790 Drews July Summerwear MEN'S SUITS and ... SPORT COAT, SLACK Ensembles All from Our Regular Stock You will find most of our lightweight Summ.r Suits Reduced. Comfortablo wearing blends of dacron and wool mixtures that hold their prats. OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Hart, Schaffner & Marx cq c7q Were $85 to $100 vOJl to Griffon and Varsity Town rQ Were $75 to $85 .'. VW Curlee and Varsity Town .Q r- Were $60 to $70 .'. 51 to y0f Young Men's Natural Shoulder Suits Were $39.95 to $50.00 Men's Sport Coats Check These for Urge Savingt Were $29.95 to $60.00 $29 to $39 $24 $49 Men's Slacks You will find a Urge selection of desirable fabrics here. Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Haggar PQ AQ C1C QQ and Days-Were $12.95 to $25.00. to ijllQ.99 Wash and Wear Slacks Were $6.95 to $9.95 $5.99 to $6.99 MEN'S SHOES 20 OFF A few discontinued up to dt ityle numbn of Johnston Murphy, 1 Nunn Bush A Edgcrton STRAW HATS All Remaining Straws Reduced-Were 3.95 to 7.95 2" to 4" 51 if 1 t ii BARGAIN TABLE ODDS 'N ENDS CLOSEOUTS NOTHING OVER 99c sr luli?!""? '30 ' 'iO 'WI'W '120 M50j From DREWS Swimwear, Beachwear, Walking Shorts, Sweatshirts You'll find a trtmtndous selection CI AQ $A Q.fi here. W.ro $2.98 to $7.98 V VHiOil SPORT SHIRTS Short tlitvt and long iliava Ivy CO QQ Ci QQ Styled. Wara $3.98 to S8.98 to VWt33 WASHABLE COTTON PANTS Mostly men's belt loop model, fiQ QQ Were $4.98 to $6.98 $MiJ t0 Vi33 From DREWS... WESTERN WEAR SHOP STRAW HATS $199 SAS3 Wcralo$6.98 to LADIES BLOUSES $n99 $AS9 Wara to $9.95 to ' LADIES WESTERN PANTS $C99 Wara to $7.98 to LADIES WESTERN JEANS S099 Wara $3.98 MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS $99 Wara to $4.98 F BOYS' WESTERN SHIRTS S099 Wara to $4.98 From DREWS Boyswear Shop . . . $5.99 SHOES Wer. $10.95.. SPORT SHIRTS, Short Sleeve W.r. to $4 98 $1.99 to $3.99 KNIT SHIRTS Were fo $4.98 . $2.29 $3.29 Since 1918 COTTON SOX Wer. to 69c CORDUROY PANTS Were $4.98 39c $2.99 DREWS iasistore IN THE MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER V 1 i , i I T
