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fEPFORD, ORC'flV, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ' "1(1, 01055
Ihu I'urilic IiIkIiwu u Hluiit dlHtuiico Iiii iifflorclilul", .Unit liOliiiil hound r
iKirtli nf McAiitlrt-WH BUcul, In tliu lilx head, nnu mntn uml two nlilrt
mill illHli lct. hiitl.niH, ami u Undo mark (nun u
AccurdiiiK to tlio iiollio, tlio man, coat lie hail worn. Tim pillow wan
who In ili'Hcrilicil an IiiMiik aliort, rn 0 1 this mornliiK ncvnial humlrtcl
kuIiirU ntrano to tho house hy un- fwt wuHt of the house, lylns In the
loukluK u hack door hy a pass key. kihmh.
Ho came Into the hediini enshrouded Tim police were Hiimnionod to the
In uHor darknusH, mal IHk identlllca scene last nlKht a short time aTler
tlon ImposKllile, kiuI'IhmI his victim liv the allack had taken pluce, Nliilit
the throat and commanded In a soft i'atrolman Huudermau huriyliiK to the
voice that she lay still. Instead of scene. He arrived too late, however,
doliiK so, she foiiKht her niiiliiiKlit tn apprehend the mlsHiiiK man. Neigh-
assailant vlKorously and screamed hors say that they had heard the
A woman, whose name Is not several times for help. screams issuing from the house, hut
divulged hy local police, was attacked.' The man, who Is judged to ho 2ij or no action was taken on their part,
at 11:30 last night In her home hy n 30 years of age. hecame frightened, ! The police are Investigating the
nocturnal prowler, who hecame fright-! takini; with him in his flighl a pillow ease thoroughly, with expectations
lined and fled a short time after he ami a flashlight. During the time he that developments may occur in the
had entered the hoilrte, located near had attacked tiie woman lie left a near future. 1
Willi 9ast nlukt's happening In
mind, CUef of ("lice Adams warns
alliouseVives, especially those whose
liUHhands work at night, as did Hie
huslfind In this particular case, to
lock all doors, jn wandering hoboes
como through the city continually.
Ntiirt (In t'numy lluilget.
I The huard of cnuanxHtion contin
ue, dlls heui-lngs Tuesday, and will
j continue In sessison uulil September
1 211, to hear protests of citizens on
i taxeH and assessment.
The work of preparing the budgot
,for lil2(l. which must lie completed
jand filed by September 30th, was
started Tuesday, anil Is expected to
lake the major portion of the next two
'weeks.
COUNCIL REFUSES
10 CLOSE STREET
The city council last night trans
acted much business, Including a de
cision to not closo that end of North
Oakdale street, known as Vermont
street. In neeordnnce with fx request
made by the school'Wrd sonic tl n'
ago. The council deems It advisable
to continue to keep that thoroughfare
open to Jackson street.
The council ufco dlscused the ad
visability of taking some action, as a
matter of general safety, to slow
down the congested auto trufflo at
intersections of through streets,
especially at lllverslde and Main and
Oakdale and .Main streets.
The mayor und councilmen, while
loath to interfere, with legitimate
auto traffic, yet recognize the fact
ears must go slower while approach
ing the thru street Intersections, In
,-,lei- i it mevent accidents. The gen-
ion.! opinion of the city officials
I : . . t- tif "fin
jHeemon to nivor mil- ji"m"h -
Klmv" Hinnn at surn iniTHermnm. -.
left tt with the street traffic cnuiit. fl
teo tu Uirt'Hh out tho UoIhIIb; am,
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relative iu uui" uvujiu
pai kiiiB dann,',- '
w.o.w.
asm AXNIVKIISAIIV CAMPAIGN
35,000 nmiiljei'H of the Woodmen
of tlie World have volunteered to
SeCUre ilil.UUU HUH iiiuuiuuin. e
want you to bo one of the now mem
bers. Uet into tho big western society
that Invests its money In Western
Securities. A big Initiation will bo
held hero at Medford on October 2nd.
tllvo your application to any member
of the society. l'"or further Inforiua
linn ohone K'7-R. 1G7
Slow " signs at sucn iinei-.- --
feu wiiiiiiiiiiinii lilfriiB iii:ii!iii!iii;n iim i i ii mil mi ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiSMiiiii m mil imiiiiniii iiiiiiftiiiiii miiiiiiiii iii!i!iiiiiiiiiiiMiiiii;iM 1
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
MANN'S
Jackson County Fair Week Specials at Mann's
WE ARE CELEBRATING THIS WEEK OFFERING SPECIAL MERCHANDISE VALUES IN HONOR
OF OUR OUT OF TOWN VISITORS. A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL PAY YOU
ANNUAL FALL SALE OF SILKS OPENS
THURSDAY MORNING AT 8:30
$1.75 Silks $1.00
Thousands of yards of, crisp, new Silks, bought in New York at
special low prices, go on sale tomorrow at sensational prices.
LOT 1 Consists of 36 and 40-inch Silks in all shades and many
qualities, consisting of Crepe de Chines, Canton Crepes, Benga
lees, Alpacas, Messalines, Jersettes, Taffetas and
Brocaded Silks. Every yard worth $1.75. For this
big sale, starting tomorrow, only .
$1,
00
ANNUAL FALL SALE OF SILKS OPENS
THURSDAY MORNING AT 8:30
$2.00 Silks $1.25
Never before have we shown such values, consisting of the much
wanted shades and weaves of Silks for fall and winter wear. Just
think of buying 36 and 40-inch Crepes, Bengalines,
Taffetas and Brocaded Silk; every yard cheap at
$2.00, at the sensational low price tomorrow of . . .
$1.
25
See Big Display in Windows and Be oh Hand Early Tomorrow Before the Best Are Sold
New Fall Dresses on Sale
500 new full and winter Dresses in 1 m it 1 1 silk and
wool, including the very latest, "Irene Castle,"
''Knrrect,'' ''I'eggy O'Darc," "Miss Manhattan"
and "Anthony" Dresses; suitable for street,
afternoon and evening wear. Priced from $25
to $75 eaeli.
We invite your inspection of these new modes.
Many of them will lie shown at the Merchants'
ISuilding, Jackson County Fair (irounds Wednes
day night, on live models. Ie there; to see them.
$25.00 Dresses $18.00
50 beautiful new Silk and Wool Dresses, selected from
out" own stock; all new models. Wonderfully made of good
materials, good selection of colors; up to 'J5.00 1 Q nf)
values. County Fair Special, each P10.UU
Millinery Specials
.New "Meadowbrook" and "Fisk" Hats; just
in. I'riced from $10.50 to $22.50 each.
iN'ew "Pieretto" Hats; look like $8.00' ones.
Sold special by ns for, $5 00
New "Courier" Hats; wonderful new styles;
good as anv 10.00 Hat in town. CH
7 f oJJ
ins sale,
each
Marie et Armand Hats; the last word
.fl. .) I Hats. On sale Thursday,
each
stvle
ji'ood as most
$10.00
The New Silk Fabrics Are Here
Silk Fabrics are here. .Just in by express
rk, -10-inch all-Silk Canton Crepes in this season's (tO QC
est shades. Very special tomorrow, yard Cdf9
The new Silk Fabrics are here. .Just in by express from New
Vorl
latest
;')-inth Radium Silk in all the new shades; wonderful d1 QC
finality.' Special for this sale, yard P 1 ..Oil
(icoryette Crepe, -10 inches wide, extra heavy quality, J1 'Jtt
all colors. Verv special, vard .., " 1
-10-inch Crepe Hack Satin; our own special brand;
extra fine urade. . Special,' yard
Bordered Silk Patterns, just in. Comes in wonderful 'designs
and shades, 54-inch. Priced at$11.45 and $13.45 a pattern.
$3.48
County Fair Week Specials
JMeached Muslin, oli inches wide; regular price -!)c
very special, yard
25c
$1.00
Fair Week Specials in Hosiery
I2tx-I8 Kag' K'ugs, new patterns, good quality, $1.25
values. Special, each
:Ui-iiich Lingere Voiles, Nainsook and Crepes in yellow, pink
and lavender. Kcgular price (!)e.
Special, yard
Stamped Pillow Slips, attractive patterns, hem- (tl 1Q
stitched and stamped for scalops. Special
Wildroot Hair Tonic dandruff remedy; relieves
itching of the scalp. Verv special
Ingram's Milkweed Cream; there is beauty in every 7Q
i.n. ski (W) v.iiiu.c siim..;..i ' U
, ..v..- . O. . . ,
.'VJ-inch Paisley (iingham; new patterns for fall
Dresses. Very special Thursday, yard
:(i-inrh Figured Marquisette for Curtains.
cry special, yard .-
48c
1.19
58c
79c
27c
39c
New Winter Coats on Sale
500 new fall and winter coats for women,
misses and children; high quality Coats, made
of the. best materials, by the best manufac
turers, such as Printzess, Coiide, Scluunaii and
Irene Castle.' Most of them trimmed with
good furs, lined with the best linings; every
Coat guaranteed to give satisfaction. Priced
from $35.00 to $199.50.
Wc invite you. to see these Coats on live' models
at the merchants' building, Jackson County
Fair Grounds tonight. Don't fail to come.
S32.50 Coats S25.00
50 new fall and winter Coats in sport and dress models;
uicelv 1 rimmed with furs, well lined, good eol- t)C Cf
ors, all sizes; up to 02.50 values, Thursday, ea. POUU
BLANKETS and BEDDING
Wx7(i Cotton Sheet Blanket
blue border. .Kcgular price $2.19,
a good irrade, with d 1 C O
Special, pair
72x84 Comforters, filled with new cotton and covered with
pretty cretonne, $2.95 to $4.95 each.
21x27 Sunset Pillows, 3 1-2 pound weight, filled with new
(dean feathers, covered with good ticking. Kcgu- t0 Aft
lar price fc5.00. Very special, each P5rO
70x80 Plaid Cotton Blankets in blue, tan and
grey. Very special Thursday, pair
72x84 Bed Spreads, good quality, cheap at
2.48. Special, each
$4.39
$1.95
women s I-Hier Mik llose in all colors
and sies. Kcgular price (i!c.
On sale Thursday, pair
Women's Silk and Fiber llose in the
new Autumn shades, $10,00
values. Special, pair
Women's Silk and Cotton Sport Hose
in the new popenrn stitch. tfJ 1 1 Q
Special, pair Vl,lV
59c
in the
85c
Children's "Kavou" Silk and Wool
llose. Special,
pair
Women's Kavser's Silk llose,
heel; all colors. Keal $1.75
values. Special, pair
Women's Chiffon Silk llose; all colors,
fine quality, $1.25 values. d1
Special, pail'
$1.10
slipper
$L50
Fair Week Specials in Corsets and Underwear
Children's Merino Wool
U n i o n Suits. Kegular
price $1.!)8. fc 1 7C
Special, suit
Women's Merino Wool
Union Suits; bodice and
built up tops. Kegular
!;;f $2.25
Kavser's K 11 i t Chemise.
Kegular price 89c. "7C . V
Special, each C
Nature's Rivals Corselet
tes; all new styles in flesh
peneh and black. Prices
from $1.50 to $12.00.
READY-TO-WEAR SPECIALS
Women's Happy Home House Dresses: made of good qual
ity (iingham; tegular and extra si.cs. Cheap fl?! (C
'nf . 1.50. Kxtra sneci.'d Tlnirsila v m.4i ip k tJJ
Children's (linghain Dresses; fast colons, up to
$.J.0ti values. Wn yile lltursday, cah
K'ayser's Vests for wom
en to be closed oiit below
cost at, Q C
each OVl
Miller Corsets in back
1 a c e and wrap-around
styles, $1.80 v ii 1 u c s.
Special, tf!1 CQ
pair Jl.Oi7
$1.00
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Phono 480 487 Medford, Oregon
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READY -TO-We!R SPECIALS
Wonu-M's Porch ami House Dresses; made of Cretonnes and
(.inghamsup to fl.00 values. g0 m r
, On sale Thursday, each
. up to 10.00 valii On sale Thursday, each.... vOoSl O
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