Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 26, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAID TrdBUNE, MEDFOUD. OJtJttiON'. T.ttNKSlUV, 'Al'lMfY 2fi, 11)22 G. A. 1 : CELEBRATE MANN'S- THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE -i - MANN'S vxaVj kiqiit BRANT S BIRTHDAY 1 Veterans attentionThe veterans ' (if the Civil war, also of tho Spanish American and World's wara am re- , uosted to meet at the American I.c-1 glen hull, Medford, ut 2:30 p. in. i sharp, n Thursday, April 27th, to! Ri tn company with tho V. H. C. to the hlnh school auditorium tn rele- j brmle the one hundredth anniversary I of tn birth of Qcn. t. a Grant. J 0. A. FARR, Wm. LYMAN.. Adjutant. Tan Commander. I locd'Brieis Engineer McAllister from the state ciwlneer's office at Salem, and J. C CuiamlAK of Portland, conmiltliiK en gineer of tho Talent district, trans acted business with Knglncer Italpa Cowfflll Of tho Modford Irrigation dis trict Tuesday. I The Apparel Cleaners and Hatters aro now located In their new modem fireproof building, at 620 K.. River Id and have In their employe a prse-; tioajl cleanor and dyer, 20 years exper- j lence,. new np-to-date machinery In stalled which enables them tj do hum (rrad work. 35 Ca you rutzle-Peg? Well say yow ranX Medflord nook Stor. Si i ' If you have a radio, tunc tn Poftl&nd . oh. Friday evening from eight until nine o'clock and hear the lleo, Olsen j HotW Portlund orchestra In the latent dunoo hits. 'They use Iiuescher sasa- ( phona, trumpets and cornets. Inquire j at Palmer Piano House about Ducsch er Instruments. . 3.' ATTEMPTED TO BEAT TRAIN fContlnued from pase ono) fame striking th truck eonlalntnB the persons above nicntkm. l"ur ties driving the truck apparently, swere unaware, of the approaching train although the mnrning signal was given by the enrfneman and 'fireman. We do not find wherein the railroad company or its em ployes were in any way to blame for- ald accident Cause for the deceased not hearing signals Is unobtainable. (Sifnedl C. E. GATES. F. E. IlLACKm?RX. h. McGOWAN. " W. L. HA1XEY. V GEO. It. ALDEX. C. K. VEtUiER. William Eads was eighteen years of nge and W. J. Smith was 52. :' . Jury VlcKs Scene The Jury visited the. scene of the accident and then returned to the cor oner's !off lee and beard the testimony of the following witnesses: '. : James McDonald, Z. Arnold, Floyd Hckel. W. R. Coleman, E. W. Miller, Cash Woods. Tom Norrts, Ned French and the engineer and fireman of the train. ...,', . I At developed at the inquest that the report that John Eads had been riding : a horse and was thrown from it wasi unfounded. " The representative of the ) Mall ,; TrHHine. the conductor of the train and Flcyd Plcke al questioned; the boy directly after the accident as ; be woe the only conscious member .of , UkV party, He stated (hat be had been : riding the horse and gave four of (be nameri of members of tho truck party. , However bo was In a state of delirium . atid was unable to tell posftlvely where he had been, at the time of tbe acci dent, - It now becomes evident that he was riding on tbe truck, and according ! to Lis, written statement Jumped Just i ail the. truck-was struck, which, ac-j counts for bis escaping severe Injury. . It was tbe belief of Btectators at tbe , accident that ' the horse belonged to one of the Injured men and it was' taken to the Uiizan livery barn. It de-1 veloped later, the horse really be-i longed to E. W. Miller, one of the! i witnesses at the inquest .'and be bad , ibeeo riding It near the corner of Third and Central streets when the accident j occurred. He was busy caring for the 1 Injured men and did not notice at the time that his borne was taken to the : barn nor did he have time to inform Itersons Inquiring Into tbe details of tk oocijnt. that be bad been its rider. Families Destitute Exceptionally sad circumstances v s brum ad thi-r families of two of Die t victims of the auto truck-train wreck of Monday in Mcdford. The Grants l'ass Courier-says: . ' ... 'Left practically penniless with their wage garners dead or In a critical con-i dltlon in tho Medford hoxplul, the , families of W, J. Smith and J. C. Eads j ore .today facing a erlons condition. Qrlef ftnd despair entered thfise homes i : yesterday, end not even tho many 'kind nesses of the;- ioople of the city have been a.ble: to mitigate' their suffering, j When. tho men folks left to bcpU work la California, to keep their families in i' fod. and clolhing, they hoped to send j baxik their wages tn a few days. Their ' untmu'ly .nd left these families with out sufficient funds tl even give them the burial they deserve. They can see nothing but hopelessness ahead. ' The "Courier today haH started a ' fund . with , a 110 donation. The money ' reoeirod .will '.be turned over to t,he rlalyntloiv Arniy to du with as they pee liett in allevlallug tlie distress in the Htfickett ! hom8, All donullonH, no ; mutter bow small, will be received at. tl. Courier office and will do much to soften tlielr jiilsfortunes imd trials, j Mrs. Smith, was left without sufficient j liil to lam a week. The Ends fe.niily ; hits 'been in. ,' utraKhjtened circum stances nil winter. . 1 "y , ...i t4iHHt,tiH9a k. k. UvliKlir.i'x I. EP.? m l ft it t ' : 11' I I VVlMllfiU 9 IU (lt'tl"W I la III TM Js B 1 x tVsrd 111 111 y I IF'i t ?ttm i HI M4i?Ul!' II. .1 V lili. V Jl - " 31 '7 APRIL 27, 28, 29 4 Pair Hose Women's Lisle Hose in black,- white nini brown. Our regu lar .10e R-iade . $1 3 Pair Hose Women's fine Lisle Hose, Uaek brown ami white, rt A-alue 2 Pair Hose Women's fine Lisle Ile-se in all best shades, C'.'e Kra1e ' 2 Pair Sox Children's fine Lisle Sox, C9e value $1 3 Pair Sox Children's Lisle Six, in all colors and sizes. A 1 pood S0c vnlue 2 Pair Hose Boy's Linen Heel and 01 Toe Hose, G9e value 1 Pair Silk Hose Women's Silk Hose, in all best colors. $1.50 vrlue . : $1 2 Pair Hose Infant's fine Cashmere in black and white, a good 1? 60e value A 5 Pair Hose Children's Cotton Hose,1 in all sizes and best $1 colors 4 Pair Bloomers Women's Knit Bloomers . in white and pink, fl 3J value A 2 Union Suits Children's Knit Summer Suits, 60c value $1 1 Union Suit Children's Summer Weight Globe Suit, $1.39 value 1 2 Union Suits Women's Knit Suit, built-up top, 75c value . $1 1 Union Suit Women's -Knit Riehlieu -Suif, bodiee top, $1.25 value 1 Union Suit Women's Stretton Teddy, $1.89 value $1 1 Pair Bloomers Women's Knyser djl Bloomers, $1.25 value L.. 4 Knit Vests Women's Bodice Top, d1 39e- value . :........... 1 Gown Women's Muslin Clown. 1 A real $1.09 value MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED THREE ROUSING DOLLAR SAVING DOLLAR DAYS 1 Union Suit Women's Athletic Suit, Cjl $1.M value 2 Vests lufant's Summer Vests. t1 l'p to 75o values 2 Brassiers Fine Muslin. A good fc1 f9e value 1 Corset Women's !sl.00 Corset. Good styles $1 1 Belt Women's and Misses' Hose Supporter Belts $1 1 Chemise Misses' Musliu Envelope 1 Chemise, $1.50 value 3 Diapers Infant's rubber Diapers, fi 50e value ...... 4 Kimonas Infants' Outinj; Ki monas, :i0e value $1 2 Collars Lace and Organdie in the newest styles, J C9c' value 1 Collar and Vest Both pieces of lace to J match, $U9 value 2 Pair Gloves Kayser Chainoisette, in all sizes and best .t shades ... 1 Bead Necklace All styles and colors, in good length, $1.25 dj-l value " 3 Balls Yarn fierraanlown, in all colors, U5 value 5 Balls Floss Shetland, in all colors. 1 25c value ... A 4 Balls D. M. C. Crochet Thread. A it 1 good IlOe value 3 Toilet Water Toilet preparations; of all kind, l'p to 1?1 48c value 22 Spools Thread Ainiumbtrs. Black, lj white or colors 9HairNeU All shades. A real 15e, value ., $1 1- Hair Brush . . Goodt size, with slil'f bristle. Areitl$l.-H dl value 1 10 Bars Soap CVlgate's foilot "t Sonp ... 20 Handkerchiefs Women's, lawn in plain fJ1 und fancy. KV vnlt ! 7 Handkerchiefs Women's Initial und d1 Fancy Lawn A 25 Yds. Lace Narrow Vnleneine edjjes and insertion $1 2 Yds. Ribbon Fancy Silk Hair Kibbnns, in all colors. 4."v! value $1 2 Vanity Cases Silver and Cold Cases, d? 75c value . 1 Apron Women's Bungalow Aprons in gingham and Percale, $1.50 value 1 UnibKall Boy's Lee . I'nionatts, like C "I dad's. $l.-'5 vain- 1 Garden Hat Women's Straw f't.-irdcn Hats, $1.25 value $1 1 Yard Pongee 34-inch imported, 12 niomme, Katurnl color, 01 $1.25 value 1 Yard Silk "6-inch Satin facel washable Jap Silk, in white only. ' (t 1 $1.5) value 1 Yard Serge .'IG-ineh Wiw.l Serge, in all ben shades, $1.50 value .... P 1 Yard Silk 36-iuch blocked pcrt Skirt ing, $2.00 $1 value . . , - 25x50 Rag Rug Well triade, nicely colored Rag Hugs, $2.00 $1 value 5 Huck Towels Large size, soft-Kputi (1 Towels, 25e value Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Entrances E. Main and N. Central Medford, Oregon AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS 4 Huck Towels Kxtra large sijte, fine soft-spun Towel. :i5c "I grade 6 Huck Towels Full sio, soft spun 1? Towels, 2o vulue 8 Huck Towels Small, fine soft spun flj Towel, 15c grade 3 Yards Dimity 30-int-h Bituity, in fine ipmlity. A good 40! 4j value 6 Yards Muslin 3C-iueb fine Bleached Muslin. A regular 20e wllcr - - $1 2 Turkish Towels Large sue, very heavy, soft spun Towel, fide t i value 5 Towels Good size, heavy soft-spun Turkish Towels, (j?"! 29e v a lite - 1 Towel Large heavy fancy colored Turkish Towel. I'sually fijl sell for $1.25 10 Wash Cloths Large, heavy, white or fancy. Regular l'o d 1 value " 6 Yds. Longcloth 3G-ineh fine soft Longcloth. A real 20(- value , 1 5 Yds. Toweling lS-Ineh unbleached Crash Toweling. Half Linen. d?1 25c grade .........;..'...'."...'..... 3' Yds. Pa jama Chk. 30-ineh Pink Pa.jaiiia d?1 check. Fine iptalily- .- 3 Pillow Cases 42 or 45xW-yich fin; grndn Pillow eases. Regular djl 40c value 1 72x90 Sheet 72x90 Seamed Shoot.' flood quality -.. APRIL 27, 28, 29 3 Turkish Towels Large sio heavy soft-spun Towel. A genuine dj-t 45e value , 2 Yds. Sheeting N Linen Bleached or brown Shieling. I'5e Cl value . - 3 Yds. Toweling 1-ilH'h heavy grade Bleached Turkish $J Toweling . 7 Yds. Muslin .'Hi inch fine grade I'llbleaehed Mtisliy. Kegular C?l 19e value 12 Yds. House Lining ood iptalily rnldeacli. Jt T ed. l'e grade 4 Yds. Cambric Fine soft grade for underwear purposes. 3V t 1 value 5 Yds. Muslin lleuie.t grade fjne Bleached Miisli'i, 25e Value 5 Yds. Outing lb-nvv while 27 ineh Outing Manuel, liood t i-nlnii tit ."ie t-Tiril 1 Dozen Napkins 20. inch good grad"1 hotel Nap kins. Worth $1.M Cl doell 2 Dozen Napkins liii'di good Hotel Napkins. A good $1.00 ' dj-i value 4 Yds. Lawn Figured lawns and Flasons, .lO-inoh, 30,. d!1 value . 2 Yds. Flaxon 'Hi-iiieh Fluxons and Lawn in fi(,'tiws. Kxtrn dil good value 3 Yds. Devonshire .'12-inch Renfrew Devonshire in .excellent colors and d?1 pullerns 3 Yds. Cretonne' .'lo ineh Colonial Cretonnes, in the best . dJI pallerriH 4 Yds. Silkoline Ufi-ineh Colonial Silkoline in beautiful colors d 1 nnd pattoniH 2 Yds. Curtain Net nC-ineh Colonial Net. - dSI 7r'. value 1 3 lb. Cotton Bat Opens up 72x90 ami is sl.iteheil. A real genuine & 1 $1.25' value L.. WE R I All Vfflffl ii r 2i Yds. Beach Cloth lit", tncli fine quality i-tdored Beach Cloth. di1 v 1 4v vnlue ... 2 Yds. Fancy Voile :t( inch fancy Voile. A fc I I cid tit'e value 2 Yds. Fancy Crepe 30 inch Imported Cheeked Japanese Cr pe d? lite value ..... 4 Yds. Percale .'HI inch best niado I Ires Per cale, in very g,Mi.l clr dj "t and patterns - 6i Yds. Curt'n Scrim .'Ii', iiu h fine Curtain Serim in w bite and ecru. d Ml.. ...I. i.. 4i Yds. Gingham 27 inch f ine Press (iingbntn (i,M,l colors and patterns dJI If . . r i if ,i V 'Vri eiititf A 6 Yds. Challie :itiii(h t.'olton Challie' in beautiful patterns. KenI di t 2V value 6 Yds. Percale .'!' iiieh fine Press Perenb", in liudit and dark p.itteniH. dr " 2'e value 6 Yds Outing Flannel 27 itu-h heavy colored Outing Flutiii'l, light and il.uk (tl pnttenis, 2V value , .... 6 Yds Dress Gingham 27 inch, in good colors nnd patterns. A good d P.'e value 4 Yds Romper Cloth 32 inch Romper Cloth for children, in good fc pullerns, 25e value 3 Yds. Ticking 32 inch blue ami white striped A. 0. A. Ticking, dj 39e value 2 Yds. Ticking 32-inch fancy nit ticking in beautiful patterns. d ((l! value '. 2 Yds. Crepe , rif.-iueh Silk and Cotton Crepe ill best slit 75e value ill best shades. (t 1 5 Yds. Crepe 10-inch Kimouii Crcpo inctdors and figures. d 35 vnluo 3 Yds. Gingham , n2-ineh Zephyr Oinghams, in filaiu ii nd figured. 1 40c value ... t 2 Yds. Shirting . 32-inch fine imported Shirting Madnis. Excellent Jfcl palloriis, liOe, vnluo '.. PREPAY POSTAGE