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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1921)
' PAGE ETC! ITT ftrEDFOKD MATTJ TTiTBTJXE, BEDFORD. OkEGOX. FTUDAY. MAY 20. 1021 MANN'S MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price BE STOCKED WITH LOCAL STREAIVIS TO Extra Value Giving Sale Saturday If Considerable Savings on Seasonable Merchandise mean anything these days, our store will be taxed to its full capacity tomorrow. There are scores of exceptional values offered in every department. By purchasing your summer needs now, you can affect wonderful savings. GARDEN PESTS! A Klii(iuent of McKenzl Hed Ride trout esse wa received by Supt. Ber rfan of tie Butte Fulls hatchery on the 19th Inst. At many sportsmen are aware these f (till attain Rood size, are very gamey, und their introduction in Jackson county waters will be welcome news. Mr. Ryckman, the superintendent of trout hatcheries has made a special effort to secure these eggs, which chows that it is his purpose to share the famous McKenzle trout with south ern Oregon. - - Notwithstanding the high waters during the past spring, which inter fered with the taking and securing of eggs. Mr. Ben-Ian reports that over 700,000 eggs bavs been collected, and that all available ponds at the Butte, Fulls hatchery are filled to their ca )act(y with Steelhead, blackspotted (Cutthroat) and Rainbow trout, aud one of the most successful seasons since the hatchery was established Ih anticipated. EXAMPLE IS WORLD NEED (Contluued from Pag Una) of glory. In doing honor to you we testify anew our pride in the ancient filendshlps which have lioiind us to both the country of your adoption and that of your nutlvtty. , . An Inunortul Work ' "It has been your fortune, Mine. Curie, to accomplish an Immortal work for humanity. We bring to you tho meed of honor which Is duo to preeminence In science, scholarship, research and humunlturlsm. But with It all we bring somothlng more Wo lay ut your feet the testimony of that love which nil the generations upon the noble woman, the unselfish wife, the devoted mother. "A number of years ago a reader of one of your earlier workB on radio-active substances noted the ob servation that there was much diverg ence of opinion as to whether the en ergy of raillo-atftlvo substances Is created within those sunslances them selves or is gathered to them from outside sources and then diffused from them. The question suggested v. answer which is clouhtlusB hope less unscleiitiric. I have lilted to be lieve In analogy between the spiritual and the physical world. I have been very sure that that ' which I may cnll the radlo-actlvo soul, ,or spirit Many complaints are coming In from gardeners this season on account of the many Insect pests that are work ing In the gardens. There are several different kinds of pests at work and all cannot be controlled with any one remedy. For slugs and insects that are eat Ing holes in the leaves of any plant, use one ounce of calcium arsenate to a gallon of water. This is poisonous and should not be used on plants that are to be eaten soon after an application. This is good for plants like tomatoes. Potatoes, cabbage, beans, beets, mel ons, etc. Make a bait of finely chopped let tuce leaves and calcium arsenate and place in small bunches about the plants for slugs us follows: one quart of lettuce leaves chopped finely and mix one tablespoonfu! of powdered cal cium arsenate. Keep away from chick ens, C. C. CATK, County Pathologist. May 20, 11)21. , or Intellect rail it what you cIioohc must first gather to Itself, from ItB surroundings, the power that it af terward radiates In beneficence to those near It. I believe It is the sum of ninny Inspirations, borne in one great soul, which enables them to warm to scintillate, radiate, to Il lumine und serve those about them.' Back of your Suit Thorn ouulit to lie a maker with a nutioiml reputation Tor Htylo und quality und a ftlore with ut leant a local reputation fur Horviro ami valuv-Kivltig. Thnt'H uluii'n Imi'k of tho Suits from the House of Kuppenheimer , boiiRht In tlilH Uve Hlorn. Tho eoinbliuMl lU'iiel Kup punhelnit'r label 1h you mumr Hiiro of virgin wool fnhrlON, correct style, except Innnlly flno tulloinlK. pot-feet fit and tho bluest nionry's worth to ho had any whore. Other sultd that carry our equally pontlvo asmtrunco of stylo, quality, kcivUo and Malefaction a ro $22.50, $27.50, etc. vOln Saturday Kvenlni!. Deuels' ', Main and llurtlctt fit. - Medford IpcdBtiefs I laymui'ket Square had a new visi tor Thursday afternoon, lie claimed to be n preacher from Coffey villi!, Kansas, und was selling a book wilt- i.iio iicmmi I'lison wans. Furniture fm.'.meft and repaired. City Auto Pulnt Works. Phono 704-J. tf Patronlzo homo nnd build up pay rolls by insisting on having brooms mudo by Rogue River Broom Works. Tho equipment for the weekly news paper to be launched by Attorney W. 10. Phlpps of this city, has arrived and Is being Installed in a room In the Nurml building on South Front street. tho name of the new journal has not been decided itpbn ns yot. Two popular dances Jacksonville Friday night, May 20th, and ICaglc Point Saturday night, May 21st. Ma jestic orchestra. Wl Miss Rose Carson of Pusco, Wash., Is visiting friends and relatives in the city and valley. Invest your Bnvlngs In the Jackson County Building nnd Loan association. tf Tho graduating exercises of the cluss of 1921, Medford high school, will bo held at the Page theater next j Friday, Muy 27. The valedictorian is MIbs Gladys Hartley. The graduating exorcises of the Ashland high school were held lust night. Blocks and dry slabs tvr sale. Call 859. tf" Miss Ercle Stewart of Portland Is visiting hor mother nnd friends in this city for a few weeks. Chicken feed wheat $2.20 per hun dred delivered to you. Monarch Seed Co. Ferns are strikingly Immune from Insect pests. rialto Qnh Monte Blue Ci ilfvmount (fictun .Mil. AM) miis. vrm.ic: riuniltiK ultli a pHde hi Ids IMNtpIc, .Mon to Him will lit spire yon with a devp tvspovt Tot- the ricnv flKhthiK folk of (ho Kentucky mountains. Twenty humorous moment are provided hy the innnedy, "Blue Sunday." COM INK SI XKAY II AUK V ( iti:v In "IIICAItTS I f" EXTRA VALUE IN HATS Women's Trimmed- Hats in a wonderful selection of styles $12 50 (ind colors. I'p to $16.50. Kxtra value giving sale Saturday ... Just in A beautiful line of Sport and Organdie Hats. On sale from $8.00 to $10.00 each EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN DRESSES EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN I WAISTS 50 beautiful new Georgette and Crepe tie Chene nil Silk Waists. Kxtra (tC JJ,VKJ special, each New Organdie Waists in pink and blue tailored styles. Extra special sale price Saturday, each PO . OU i Hand-made Nine Bird and lioart Waisls $6.48 to $15.00 each ml Wash Waists. Kxtra special, $1 00 $25.00 DRESSES $15.00 Just in Sonic new styles in all Milk Tricolcttc Sport Dresses. Some trimmed with fringe, high shades. Kvery one worth $25.00. Kxtra special value giving sale each SASSY JANE New style Dresses in Organdie, Ginghams, Crepes and Voiles. Sonic very exclusive styles. Something different. Kxtra special values, $5.98 to $25.00 each $1500 EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN SILKS each EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN SKIRTS Korrect Silk Skirts in fancy colors for. summer wear. Sold last year at. $25.00. Kxtra special Saturday each $8.98 Korrect Wash Skirts. Every one piT-shrunk. All new styles. Kxtra special Saturday, each $3.48 to $6.98 Korrect Plaid and striped plait ed Sport Skirts.' Extra special, $10.00 to $18.00 L'O new plaid Sport Skirts. Made of all wool materials. Kxtra special value giving price each .. $7.50 3(-inch Muck Duchess Satin. Heavy quality. Sold at $3.50. Kxtra special d 1 AO Saturday, yd 1 tO FOUNDATION SILK 30 inches wide, in a fine line of colors. Good as most $1.00 grades. Saturday yard 69c $1.50 SILK $1.19 36-inch Silk and Wool Poplin in a fine line of colors. A reg ular $1.50 grade, i Extra special $1.19 PONGEE SILK 34 inches wide quality, $1.50 grade Sat. ... Imported $1,25 EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN WASH JAP CREPE in the much wanted shades for Dresses, Best quality. Extra special Saturday -A yard ......1 TrOC DRESS VOD1ES New patterns, fine quality, fast colors. Cheap at 75c. :;r.:p::::' soc GINGHAMS 27-inch fine Zephyr Gingham. Fast colors. Cheap at 25c. Extra special vnrd .; 19c ORGANDIES 45 inches wide in all the new shades. Kxtra value giving sale yard ; 69c EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN HOSIERY PHOENIX HOSIERY I LA FRANCE Extra heavy quality in the much wanted shades' to match the new shoes. Extra value giving sale Saturday ... $1.75 Full fashioned Silk Hose iif black and colors. The best wearing Hose made. Sold at $4.00. Extra value giving sale Saturday pair $2,75 EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN - UNDERWEAR Ijot 1 Our entire stock of Muslin Underwear-, that sold up to $3.00 a garment. Extra $L50 value giving sale Sat Lot 2 Our entire stock of Muslin I'nderwear that , sold up to $5.00 a garment. Extra value giving sale, Sat $2.98 EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN HANDKERCHIEFS Women's fine white lawn Handkerchiefs, lieal 25c values. Kxtra value giv ing price each 15c Women's fancy embroi dered Handkerchiefs, all Linen. Cheap at 75c. Extra value giving sale Saturday each 50c EXTRA VALUES IN CURTAIN MATERIALS Oil-inch Curtain Scrim. Oood quality. Worth 25c-. Extra value Riving sale "I O Saturday, yd 1 OC Fancy filet Nets, 40 inches wide, new patterns. Cheap at 75c. Extra special CQ yard OJC New Marquisettes and Scrim in white, ecru and civam. A Q Special, yard "Ol NEW COLONIAL DRAPERIES 25 pieces fine colonial Cretonnes in new patterns. Kxtra special value giving sale Saturday, yard ....... 48c EXTRA VALUE GIVING IN CORSETkS : $3.00 Miller Bros. Corsets, Saturday, pair $1.48 $3.50 Miller, Bros. Corsets Sat., pair : $1.98 $4.00 Miller Pros. Corsets Sat., pair $2.48 Red Fern and Warner's Corsets that sold up to $6.00. Extra special Saturday HQ pair . VT.IO Agents for Cameo and Gossard Corsets EXTRA VALUES IN DOMESTICS Daisy Muslin 36 inches wide. Cheap at 25c. Extra value giving Saturday, yard Some beautiful new designs in Tapestry and heavy Cretonnes at special prices. IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT MANN'S Lustre Cambric 31! inches wide. A very fine 25c cloth. Kxtra special, yard . 16c 19c t Daisy Pillow Slips, 42 and 45-inch good quality. Cheap today at 40c. Extra special OQ Saturday, each '-" Pullaway Sheets, 72x90 size. Good heavy grade, $1.50 quality. Extra value giving sale ' each 25 dozen extra fine Turkish Bath Towels with fancy border. 75c value. Saturday each Imperial Long Cloth, 36 inches wide. Fine grade, 35c quality. Extra special yard $1.19 48 c 29c EXTRA' VALUES IN LACES 1000 yards fine Val Laces. Values up to 15c yard. Extra special yard 5c New Cioreheon Laees. l'i Sold up to 20e yard. Extra special, yard .... ine quality. 10c EXTRA VALUES IN NOTIONS Good Pultons, doz. .5 Gooil Snap Fastners ...5 Good Stiekeri Braid. Kxtra special, 2 yards for 5 Best Snap Fastners, card 10 Colgate's Soap, bar" 10 Good Belting, yard 10$ Infant's Hose Supporters, pair ...10 $15.00 JERSEY COATS $8.50 Made of all wool materials. All good colors. Tux edo Styles. Saturday each $8.50 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AMD N. CENTRAL MEDFORD, OREGON VI SI TOUR MEN'S DEP T. You will find some extra special values Saturday MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED -Postage Prepaid AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. clwllnn ,...-ldl-ttl. . Altllrk. nf ,,.,., h.v- 1 n Vnnwn. J
