Medford mail tribune., March 28, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MfinFOni) MAIL TRTWTVrV MKIH'OT?!) OHF.CIOW TTTKSPA V. ' MARCH' '2ft.v 1922 ?
CARL NEWBURY TO
SING WITH OREGON
GLEE C. TOMORROW
Curl Newbury, of Modf rrt, in onu nf
tlm n I in-t iimnilHTK of tlm I'ltlvnr-
Hlly Of OP'HOh'H MuII'M Ull' Cllll) whlrti
'III JMar ut tint Nut AViMliumdiiy
uvuiilnii, Mitrrll VII, In thi) iiKotid ouii
crt of tlio (iirlim lour, 'i'bn pruKiam
I a ilriillil vorUlloti of clancnl,
lHinilnr, mill liiiiniiroiH nuiiitim nnd
III be tlm nun ii! oi Hi" nn pri'iti-tili-il
IB I'orllund Willi ll root'lvcd U liiu ova
tion tlium '
John Htarli ICviina. illn'rlor of tlm
Hub, In on of tlm bout known iiumi wi;
lint count In tHU linn of work. lit Ih
mtiUUnt U - it of mimic lit tin' uiilvfi
Hlly unit In prod-nnor of I'Ihuo Uli'l
oikiiii.
Uiiniilil Iti'I'l, iii'i iiii iutii:it. truvi'lml
nvitr tlm t'liltiij Htul.m doing ciuirctl
ork with tlM' Kltltiou VVIilla hiiutini ;
qua ruiiiiniiiy, At reniit In In nmilHj
t u ut In I'lunu In thu t'nlvrnlty Hrliool
of MiihIo. I
Tlio alumni of I ho iiiilviMMlty mu
pluniilun varioiM ttuiorUluiiiuuiji fur
iiiiniiU-rii of tint tl ill In tlm tliff'-n nt
town. In Mi'iironl, t'ottnun (Inivn,
Miitl Onlilnntl llio liluli li'Kl nr
nMnnct TdK tlm fciilirort.
Tlm pronoun whli h will l pnritetil--it
In a follow: j
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ili) Linn H y in I'lc ' - .... HumroHi-li
(iliu rl'ii) !
2 niiclKhtin . .. drlrtf
(Ini'lili'tilnl milu, lili-n Morrow) I
8ok, Th T j UmmttliKin ,. Hi huiiiniin
An limy Kurry. lo '
ia) lli-r Hmirt Coomb
(Inrlili'iitdl l'), JI-n Morrow I
(Ui lnHi-t" It ulin
tllrt" club !
Hon, SftH lliijiKarlmi' Ulm pmul - . j
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Itonnlil lli'lil. jilanim I
Camilla , , , ,. I'ruthi-rw'
Um dull
Part II
Tlm tiruinUiiipfr Tmuli Cimtnu .
St-h-Ptod cam
Tli Itanitertiiiii KiKtna Nu
Ni'lonn KiikIIi-Ii
A Mimimt Thrum
MKr. rhtllt)n, Ilryaw. Mo-tro. furry
J'ooIIkIi Qu'-ctluiiH Cyril YalU-ntyun
OnKun boiim Quartet mnl Ulor ululi
1'i'rnonni'l f tlm cluli Firm tiiur:
Walliuo Cannon. John Btark Kvnnn.
Clirtlt I'hlllli'ii, A Urn Smith; imcmd
Unora: Hoy Union. .W)ii KnRlUh.
Crwna Farl. Willi Kajra: hiirltom.;
hrl imwm.n, f Inrrtn Kllnworth,
Joliu (iavlit. Kii ik!i MHr. fihn Mor
row, JiutiaJtl Iti'ld; baa: MaurUa
Klwn., Auh')f Kiirry. Curl Nowlmry,
"Van atioias tf SitA
It is a great pleasure to announce to our patrons the premiere of the spring mode as interpreted by Prihtz.
More than ever, this season, docs the sport motif mark the Printz originations. More than ever does superior quality distinguish these
models. .,. . . ,- . , if ... ...'"' ., , ,.; . , ,
Engaging variety makes this showing one of dominant interest. Smart, new features of design are evident. And always the perfection of
Printzess tailoring; the elegance of Printz all-wool fabrics. A comprehensive ensemble!
This collection includes suits and coats for women and misses, of every age and type
We invite you to attend this premiere showing. You'll be surprised to find that coats and suits by Printz are moderately priced, no higher
than many garments of questionable value and infinitely more desirable.
U.il
H. M. PARKS SPEAKS
FORUM TOMORROW
It. M. l'ltrkM. dlrtH-tor of th Orv
Kim lluroitu of Mln anil Ocnloiry,
wun tttv i-Mikir at tlio forum hiinh
ron of thu (Iriinlii I'nun t'linmtwr of
I'olollii rrc yinli-iilay nmt lin will till-ill-wit
thu Mrildint forum tomorrow
llooll nUlhn Mnlr.iid tlolil.
til hul.Jiit will t'i t In "I)'Vrloi
lilt'lit of MllllllK In HoUtlK I'il Oli'Kon"
mill an thin In of milium linpoi luiim
to tlm Iti'KUii Itlvrr vull. y. it In tlio
wUti of tlio forum t-oiuiultli'C thu I
liii-iiiliurN attvnU.
Thu forum tomorrow will h tho
Innt one of the fUi-nl yi-ar ot tlm
liiitnlii-r of ('oinim-rrt- uml the ono
hunilitiil and fourth coum-i-utlM'
' wiu-kiy forum In two your. V. II.
Vawtor will pnnUln, mnl I" the uh
Hi'llio of M. K. Millard, K. K. Mi rrhk
will lw hoiib Iviitlnr. . , ,
UNDER SECY. OF STATE
" WASUINHTOX. Mur. 1!K. Wlllliui)
l'llllll)K Of MllHHUCllllHI'ttll, liri'HOllt
mliilHtt-r lii TIik Ni'thorliindN hita hon
nonilimtoU by I'loHldonl HardltiR to 1
timlor aourutury of Htutu, hui-cooiIIiik
llfnry P, notchir, who noon will tnlio
uii hm new pom as umlmmiudor to UoV
Klutu. V "' , " " "' '' '
Tlio prodUlcnl uImo nonilnntort t.fi
Intul HarrlHon of Illlnoin, now attached
io .tho elate doriurtmont s uhhIhUiU
aocretury of mate, micceodlnit Kred
Morris 'lJt'urlng, w ho ' recently vu
niimod mlnlatiT to roi tugal.
itht rtwi u Uuiruht. n. y. ;,, ,
, JIUKKAI.O. Mur. 2. Klvo rnumid
morn than n half million dollum dum
my In tho . V'lioU'mUo illitrii'V , Ui"
ICIJi hi for t fruit, u ml liuiii M-oilui'i-nut
i-ktit toiluy. , " ,
Cut ThU Out It I Worth Money .'
''' Cut out thin hllp, oncloun with Cr unit
niull It to Fttley & Co.. 28B Sheffield
Ao., CblCAuo, 1U writlns ynur name
and oddreHS clnarly, You will rocolve
lu return a trlnl paoUage contnlnlnB
Foluy's Uony und Tar Compound for
couyhB,' coldg and ornup; Tolcy Klilnny
PIIIh for piilna In slik-a and hack; rliou
matlum, buckarhc, kldnoy and bladder
itldtnonts; nnd Foley Ciitlmrtlo Tab
h'tH, n wholiiNome mid thoroughly
cleanHlnic catliartlo . for constipation,
blllouRneiiB, headuchea, and 8lugglh
hntvrilu, . Sold eivnrywlioro, , j
CAPES AND WRAPS
A louse fjij.t- lulling in racfful folds
tivi-r a liht tht'ss, a jaunty onc-picre
fuHtiiiiU', tt iiiait-tailint'il ti coat aiul a
ii'ivclly ftiat tr rofitliful simplicity, all
shtiw what artLstic design inj; can tl U
t-x press l'rintz listiiKti'ii in the iikkIc
tifthctlay.
llntircly new and bewitching imnles of
cx(tiisite ilesiyn ami richness tif fabric
make their dcluit. It is i touch of cm
biiiiilery weaving, a web of par 'iloi-s
here a braidl motif tneie or, per
haps, the line of drapery on another
wrap that translates the charm of these
creations into beauty.
PRINTZESS COATS
Developed by Print, in Serges, Curd
Twill. ' '
Trb'otinc and Trtlaine. the popular new
knitted fabric, the styles sketched have
no rival in smartness, nor in utility for
sjhiiI and street wear, being etjually at
home on the road as well as m the most
exclusive avenue. . .
Displayed in our ready-to-wear depart
ment, you will find them of splehdid
stvle, good ipiality nnd moderate in
jiricv. ...
ipwMf yyj if -
Jersey
liright
SUITS
Suits, the colorful Tweeds in j cious or subdued, express youth and the
harmony, and models auda- J great out of doors, these are priced
from 28.00 to $38.00.
SUITS
There is something wtroiigly apjcaling
about the youth, the life and the exclu
sive loveliness of these models by
Printz. , i
i
Most suits are just suits, but these are
costumes made distinctive by touches
novel and refreshing. Interpreting tin;
mode of today and anticipating that, of
tomorrow, they are typical Printz orig
inations marked for their careful tailor
ing and fabric superiority.
While the accept of these garments lia's
ever been on style and quality, rather
than on price, this spring pees a com
bination that is unprecedented. Our
garment section features an attractive
assortment of Printz suits at interest
ing prices. , ' ,
These suits are shown in Serge, Trico
i tine and Cord Twill. Prices range from
$35.00 to $67.50.
For the suit that is to serve a purpose of
general utility, both for street and af
ternoon wear, we suggest one of thctie
models .which the mode favors for the
spring and summer seasons.
They aix of that notable Printz design,
tailored from a fabric which lias come
into its own. Colorful and practical,
surrounded by many points of interest,
they are having an instant appeaL ,
AMERICAN LADY
CORSETS
$1.50 to $6.50
surfs
MISSES' AND LADIES
We have other lines of suits that will surprise you at the remarkably low prices., for this season.
Ladies' Jersey Suits.:.....::.; v $9.00 to $38.00
Serges, Tricolincs, Cords, Twills in Xavy and Tan amHJrey priced from $19.00 to $35.00
The three piece vit in Tweed, priced .'. : $27-00
Extra Knickerbockers, priced at , $5.65
JACKSON CO.
CORSETS
98c to $5.50
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LADIES' COATS AND CAPES
n all styles and colors one could imagine. Some gay
and flaming others rich and subdued.
The women's coat section catches the spirit of Spring,
too, and offers for your selection wraps of unerring and
distinctive elegance. 4
Their prices are from $10.00 to $35.00
Coats for ehihbm priced at.. ..,..,$3,00 to $5.00
Ladies' Jersey Jackets, priced from $5.00 to $7.50
LADIES' WOOL SKIRTS
In a large assortment of colors, in plain and pleated,
both in stripes and plaids. These skirts are priced at
the aiuazingly low prices of $3.35, $1.25, $5.65
up to $11,65.
SILK PETTICOATS .
In Jersey assorted colors, cnihroidery tri mined.
Priced at .... $3.00" and $4.25
Other Silk and Satin Petticoats, from $5 to $7.50
New Silk r-ahrisoles at.......'. I'.J.SO? and $1.15
LADIES BLOUSES
I'an.-y Striped Tricoletteat .! $2.00
Embroidered 'Tricolette and CrejH' de Chenc Dhmses,
jiricetl at , .....$3.35
Hand made White Waists at $2.25 and $3.35
Other Voil Waists, priced at.....' $1-50
Other Waists priced ifoni ..,.r l ...:.$5.00 Xu $10.50
LADIES' AND MISSES CREPE' AND GINGHAM DRESSES AND APRONS
Ladies' (linghain Street Dresses priced from $3.00 to $7.50
Unbleached Indian Head Drew at :..........! $7.50
Unbleaelicd Indian Head ApiWat v:..;...-r : $3-75
Kinb. Black Sateen DuiigaKtw. Aprons at V.2.;V:!..::,..$3.35
Kmb. Pluck Sateen llungidow-Aprons at .'. $3.75
Kinb: Oinghani Pungalow Aprons nt .;..j..;.'...$2.50 to $2.80
blisses Giligham Jumper Dresses, prioed at $3.75
Misses Ghtglmni Jitmp(4hines,'Me. a Ji Ll; VSSS '
SEE OUR LINE OF "BABY THINGS" BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
VERY SPECIAL
One lot .of Aprons Uuugalow and Polly ,
Primal vie, priced at ......93
Otluev-Percale Aprons, regular sizes, priced
at $X-25
Percale Aprons, extra sizes, up' to -V7 size,
i:: HU VI .. at$l.S0 -
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80 BUSY !'.
STORES, THE
...REASON WE
SELL FOR LESS
North Central msg
Medford, Oregon
The Daylight Store
EVERYTHING
TO WEAR
FOR
EVERYBODY
, LADIES' SILK DRESSES
i
In assorted colors and styles Mode, Crepes, Satins,
Taffetas and Georgettes Both fancy trimmed, and
plain. These are priced from. -..:..$9.95 to $48.88
WOOL DRESSES
In serges and Trieotines,, some in the plain embroider
ed models and some plaited skirts. Priced at $5.00
Other models priced from.. ..,........,.. .,.$9.95 to $24.00
r ) . . s t - ";'. .
JACK TAR TOGS
are still as popular as ever. We just received a new I
shipment of these, and will be glad to nave yon ca,U and
inspect theuv " '
Middys, short sletves at $1.30
Middys, long sleeves at .....$1.40
Midchs, wool color at .:.......$2.80
Dresses Xavy and Khaki,. Bloomers to match, from
to 14 years at ..$55
Other Gingham Divsses, A ery reasonably priced. "
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