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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON Fashions for Sleep Are Now Stylish . Men will be yawning, stretching and snoring in a wide variety of gleepwear this fall. Pajamas have gone stylish for men - the plain old pi's are almost gone and in their place are night fashions along the mandarin lines, shlrt-jacs, oriental raps, lounge suits and updated night shirts. Balbriggan knit ski pajam as follow the ski influence that's so big in both men's women's fashions. This style is neat, smart and warm. To cover up his handsome sleepwear, a man will have a wide choice in robes, too. The shave coat in corduroy, terry and other favored fab rics will be popular. In the classic styles, there Is a lot of news in the pat terns and colors. They are far more exciting than in the past. ' . Hubby needs these new look loungers and bedtime fashions, because his lady is going to be all dressed up at home this coming season. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1963 I ' - i OFFICERS ELECTED Coos Bay - (UP1) - Lavern Banks of Portland has been elected president of the Ore gon Federated Order of the Eagles at the group's conven tion here. Mrs. Mable Thomas of Tillamook was chosen to head the women's auxiliary. 17 W: ,1 Hopes Dashed for Higher Dividend New York -OIPD- Hopes of more than 2,200,000 stock holders of American Tele phone & Telegraph Co. that they might be in line for a higher dividend were dashed Wednesday when the world's biggest corporate entity an nounced no change in the pay ment rate. The AT&T directors voted to continue paying the 90 cents a share which has been paid since July, 1961 when the dividend was raised from 82 '4 cents. The latest divi dend is payable Oct. 1 to hold ers of record Aug. 30. However, Wall Street fore saw the possibility of an in crease in the dividend later this year if the giant utility's rise to the estimated $6 a share for all of this year com pared with $5.79 last year. ' TALL MIRRORS You can see something new in dressing tables, through the looking glass! Many of the dressers this fall feature two tall slim mirrors, rather than one over-all mirror. The Family Council rector's not: Th. ramtir Council coniliti of Judge, talMrlst, Uiree clertymen. Uu.e .dllora ana women'! editor, tech article u a inmiriry of a family dlsaireement presented to the Council The Councl! d-ali with problems, major and minor, mounded by culdanr. counselor! and eocial workers. Edited by Mrs. A.raa Denny. (Copyrlih; by General Features corp.) I know what will the party and I Drew O. happen at won't go. Hilda W.-How will it look? He lives two doors away! e e Drew O. - My sister won't take No for an answer to her garden party invitation for Labor Day. But I refuse to be bored. She's rounding up the family and her married friends, who talk about noth ing but their children and their spouses. Since I have neither, I don't, fit in. I'd rather be alone or track down some unencumbered adults who meet me on equal terms, person-to-person. Hilda W. - It will look mighty peculiar to have Drew rocking on a porch two doors from my home witli the rest of the family at my party. He'll be annoyed more by everyone calling him to find out why he won't come over than by attending and endur- NEW BAG - Joanne Woodward, starring in Paramount's pro duction "A New Kind of Love," shows the new look in hand bags for fall. It's handsome and practical is designed in soft leather, with easy-to-open features, special zippercd com partments inside for personals, roomy enough for all essen tials. The cowhide leather is washable; brass trim adds ele gance. Hand bag by Park Lane. ing the twaddle. And it need n't be boring - some of the chatter is newsy. When he wearies of listening, he can have a ball talking about himself. Tha Council: Some people, when you ask "What's new with you?", tell you of a book they're reading, a deal they closed, a trip they've planned. Others tell you that Susie got an A in Spanish, Snooky cut a tooth, and you must hear Junior play "Over the Waves." Drew turns a spot light on the latter. While he is wont to answer a fair ques tion fairly, he resents the evasions of those who duck (conversationally) behind the little darlings in their family . . . As hostess, it's Hilda's job to assemble homogeneous guests (al bursting with pride over progeny, for instance) or, more important for Drew, sensitive people who seek out a common frame of refer ence and help build a fruitful exchange of ideas. If she can promise one or two "surprise" visitors who talk man-to-man (or, better, woman-to-man), we advise him to attend. And if, perchance, he gets stuck with someone who "changes the subject" via snapshots of the High, High Boot Popular for Girls For school or play, the ankle-high-or higher-leather boot Is a girl's best friend. Soft, light and pretty on the foot, the "sportive" leather boot gives her a sense of fash ion while It protects her In changeable fall weather. , As popular with little girls as with their teen sisters and mothers, leather boots come in every height to set off bright plaid skirts or long slim pants. At the low end of the scale Is the bootlet with a high rising tongue, one or two-eyelet tie and soft brushed or grained leather. The bootlet is as low in back as the ox ford. The next size boot which reaches for the ankle but doesn't quite make it is higher in back too and often has a folded cuff in a differ ent shade or texture of lea ther. The high boot with its na tural wool shearling lining, leather sole and over-the-an-kle topline is an all-weather shoe. , kids - he can counter with talk of his guppics, dog, or philodendron. rtJNJNli'Y i DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS' PRE-LABOR DAY ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SIDEWALK SURPRISE PARK FREE! No Meters During This Big Sidewalk Selling Spree! Ami mm ClAl gasp 0G38O8S Famous mill's closeouf carpet remnants! REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT! I, 700 Go On Sale 24" by 36' i)i)C EACH! COMPARE OUR INCREDIBLE LOW PRICES! 9x12 ft FOR EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE RUGS! M66 Brown Green Red 6 by 9 ft 15.66 12 by 15 fr ... 51.00 Yes . . . you can count on Penney's 1o bring you fabulous buys like these! Imagine finding a room-size rug at a price this low! They're top quality rugs, made to give you long wear . . . heavy weight quality . . . 2-ply criss-cross construction . . . handsome ly designed in rich colorings. Perfect, of course, with Early Ameri can furniture . . . with today's casual contemporary look. Choose a room size rug . . . pick the smaller size for matching scatter rugs. Hurry, buys like these go fast! MATCHING SCATTER RUGS! 2 ft. by 3 ft. .. 1.66 3 ft. by 5 ft 3.66 4 ft. by 6 ft. 6.66 PENNEY'S BIG SIDEWALK SPECIAL! ' . aue$hu'1 3bsVo We scooped this fantastic buy from a famous mill. These are all fine quality remnants of expensive carpeting. They're ideal for scatters, for halls or to save wear on wall-to-wall at points of heavy traffic. Assorted types . . . colors! Hurryl Come early, they'll go fasti W-r 7tTvi ,u x"JP 1ft ... . mi SIDEWALK SELLOUT! BROADLOOM SAMPLES 27" by 54" EACH! lady-luck's arms were around us when we got this repeat purchase of broadloom samples . . . and we're passing the savings on to you! 100 nylons . . . 100 acrilons as well as wool and nylon blends . . Hundreds of weaves and colors from top mills. P. B 9 News About Servicemen AIR POLICEMAN Airman Second Class Rich ard R. Crowlcv. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross R. Crowley, 704 worm urcgon st., Jackson ville, Is an air policeman sta tioned at the Roval Air Force station, Fairford, England. A sraduate of Medford High school, Crowley served with the Air Force in Korea prior to being stationed in England. WITH SQUADRON Airman Vernon D. King, son of Mrs. Altie E. King, route 4, Medford, Is serving with Air Anti - Submarine Squadron 35 currently de ployed aboard a West Coast aircraft carrier in the Pacific. COMPLETES COURSE ' Army Pvt. Grover K. Olsons son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson, : 1379 Jenkins ave. Grants Pass, has completed a- iivcwecR ousic aircrau maui tenance course at The Avia-i tion center, Fort Rucker, AlaC A graduate of Grants Past: High school, Olson, who en tered the Army in April, wail employed by Bate Plywood, prior to that time. PROMOTED Maj. Dale C. Casebier, hus band of the former Mary Berrian, Medford, has beerr promotcd to his present rank while serving in the Ait Force at Travis Air Force base, Calif. 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