EAflE ETtlTTT SfEDFOITO MATL TRTBtiyE, !ireDFORD ORJ-ON, FRfDAY, APRHi 6, 192
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MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; N OMATTER WHAT THE PRICE
MANN'S
OFFICE AS ELKS' BIG FREE MATINEE
EXALTED RULER RfALTO TOMORROW
With the limtallalion of Carl Y.
Ttnt'wald au exalttju' ruler and the
other newly cloctcd otflrers to the
various chair orricea, and the ap
pointment by the new exalted ruler
of chaplain, enquire, etc and hl
varloun commute., no excellent in
the perxonnnl of the Meilford I. P.
O. K. orKanlxntion that the loilKR
lok forward to another promier
oiih year of growth, activity and
public ufuUif.
Jurifclng from the way the fK
ffle ami JIkkh cHi-tooriH uru pouring
Into thin office today, hy mall and
; heinic k-fl by the children, the
Ju'Ik" ire going to have Nome Job
1 deciding on the winnei of the
'prlzcK, and the Itiultu theatre will
' he packed to Its doorH for the
' matinee tomorrow, for all who
cnt tn cartoon and come come to ,
thlM office tomorrow promptly ut i
I 1 p. m. to receive a ticket free, .
whether they are one of the prize j
winnem or not.
The winner' nam en will le port
ed In the window of thin office to- '
morrow at noon. j
AIiiKltfe Httd JIkkh will be at I
their ,ft for the matinee and the
children will have a grand time, i
The large number of children j
who Kent In cartoon In another ,
evidence of the popularity of one
of the Mall Trioune'n many comic ;
HtiipH, "If ringing Up Father." and ;!
that thlH paper lit the child ren's '
pa pr. J
It Jh hoped all the children from i
the country aurroumllng Med ford, j
who nent In cartoon, hm well h
thoue In the city, will take ad van- j
tnge of the free matinee, j
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VLAS SlAV AllU'OllT
Cirl Y. Tengwald
The Installation wbi an enjoy
able affair with W. 11. Mctiowan
acting as deputy grand eialted
ruler and Infttalllng officer, ilni
with the large attendance of mem
bers of the lod.e parading pant Kx-
alted Ruler Tengwald with upralited
(Continued from Pace One,)
for airplanea In the United Ktaten,
The commerce department today
figured 1 070 ;if tltene flvliltt were
equipped with aufficlent facilltien
to qualify um Airport and added
that approximately 40 00 additional
fie Ulii cleared for emergency
bands pledging allegiance to that (ton inorary wt of" "aviator were
uiiiviai. i un dim ai,u ,,;
much to the enjoyment of the meet'
in.
- Thoro la no better known or
more active young man In the city
and county than Mr. Tengwald,
who la the prcnident of the West'
erlund Orcharda, captain of Com
pany A, ISfith Infantry, the local
National Guard unit, and In addi
tion la engaged in the real entato
and liiaurance bualnena and la an
all around, active fraternity man.
In hla apeech following the In
tallatlon ho pledged hla moat earn
eat effort aa head of the lodge
and gave a aynopala of what ho
hoped the lodge would arcompllah
the coming year In the way of char
ity und community work and gen
eral actlvltlna In other worda, not
only hoped for a continuation of
the aplcndid work nccomplliilied
the pant year under the admlnla
tratlon of C. ('. I.ummun, the retir
ing pant exalted ruler, but it poa
bIIjIr to excel It.
While the ancient alngnn of
"l.ong Live the King" echoed 111
the heada and hearta of the lodge
ruembera, yet they viewed the pann
ing of the old exalted ruler to the
ranka with miilnoiw, and hence
were happy when Oua Newbury,
reprennntlng the pant exalted rul
ers of the lodge, on Ihnlr behalf
in a npeech eiilc'dilng I lie fulihfiil
uml untiring Inborn of Mr. IxMn
nion anil the general excellence of
bin yoar an exalted ruler, preneuted
the retiring official with a benull
lnl engraved II. I'. (. I'), watch
charm an a token of their cateem.
It wan so pathetic that many
membera of the lodge necrutly
wept, un at the name time' they
wondered If the pant oxulted rulern
had paid fur tho charm, or ft later
Mr. Lemmon would have to pay for
It hlinanlf. Vet during thin heart
felt event thi-y realised that any
auch thought wan hnnu Blander und
un Klky.
It In not known Junt what the
fancy piece of Jewelry la made of,
but a rumor waa In circulation
nmomr the lodgo brothorn today
that It wan madn of a pleco of the
tnynlery tin found 111 JwiiiiiIiIiio
county. Never! IicIobb, the charm
In bnaullfully engraved, and Mr.
l,innion made n apnuch ot uppre
clntlon. Kxalteil Ituler Teugwnld lent no
time In announcing hla npiKilnt
Dientn. tho moat IntereHtlna f
which wan tho iippolntniont of T.
C. linker aa nanulre. the ri'i'tmolnl
mem of Hcv. Win. II. Hamilton an
chaplain, and of Kimono Wright an
Inner guard and of Uacur IS. Aimer
aon aa o anlnt.
lu addition he created a new of.
flee, that of chief ateward or
Keeper of the Coffee I'ot, to which
lie appointed P. C. IIIkIiiiiii, who In
'exceptionally well equipped for
nuch office by long oxnurlence an
an expert flnlmrmnii, nop maker
and popcorn enter.
The following are the elective
nrricern Inntnlled Into ol'flco Innt
night: Carl Y. Tengwald. exalted
ruler;, Jnneph P. Kllogel, onteeined
leading knl'tlil ; lialnh K. Kooier,
catcemcd loyal knight; Itay K.
Wright, enleemed lecturing knight;
Jo I Jaco'.m. aocrotnryi Kred K.
With), treasurer: NIC Youii'i,
tiler: Karl O. Oaddln. truntee.
The following are Kxnlted Ituler
Tungwald'a committee appoint,
inenta:
Klnance Itnyninnd Iteter. chair
man; Frank P. Karrell, Albert K.
Orr.
Itoune-ltoy Prulit, .William A.
Yoim, Karl C. Oatlilln, C. l Loin
Dion. Oreater I'lkn Vornoii Viiwler,
chairman: T. K. Itanleln. Uiny
Slann, Hen Mollor, O. O. Allendcr
fer, liula I'lrlch, Hoy Prultt, Wil
liam A. Young, f. C. I,ftnmon. Karl
C, (ladilln, Carl Y. Tengwald.
Danco--.May Diinoo: Soeley V,
Jlnll. chnlrmai: lr. K. W. Shock
Jov, Dr. )l. U I.HgeBon.
Hank Hen Mollcr, chairman.
Plmilc Oroiindn lr. U Hundy.
general chairman; Irry Schatle,
William A. Young. Carl Flchtner.
.sick nnd Kellef Committee:
ModfordN. 8. Hennotl. general
chnlinmn; II. N. lltitlor, Fruuk Tou
Velio. ,, ,,
(Jold Hill AT. 1). Bowern, H. D.
Keed.
Proapect -Jamea E. CIrleve and
' Frank Salter.
.lackaonvllla P. I Tou Voile.
Central Point V. K. Morrla,
oltte,
now helng placi-n upon flying j
maim. Of the IU7.r binding fieldH I
graded an alrporln, 231 are beacon
and flood-lit and open to .uhc by
night an well an day. Kvery ntute
In the union now haa one or more
of the airport landing field.
The port not only furnlnhen
npace for plunM to light but alao
repair ahopn, fuel auppllea, han
garn and aomctlmen radio beuconn
fur guidance.
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NKIHt.H-.KA S.VOWIIOl'M)
(Continued from Page Onei
wealher bureau predicted cloudy
nkiea and copier weather with a
poMilhlllty of Home rlurrlea today
In the eantern part of the atate.
1 Tcniperaturca tonight are ex
pected to range from tin In north,
wentern countlea to thirty In the
eantern nectlon. Karly fruit, In
cluding pluinn, pearn, uprlcotK,
Ift'achCM and poHHlbly clierrlt-M, pro
bably will bo Injured.
HAN KHANl.'lHCO, Apr. 0. M'l
Jtllnen Kerrarl, nald by police to be
a purnle vltdator from Kiivgou
Htato penitentiary at Halcm, wan
nought by the aulhnrltlcH here for
InvcNtlgatlou In connection with
forgerlcn eHllioated at tO.000, per
petrated here recently.
irn Itobie, Frank MnHlihurn. '
Kagln I'olHnt Koynl rown, W.
C. Clementn, H. II. llolmeH.
Apiilogato 'Mllen Cantrnll, Harry
Helmn, llermnu (Jffenbncher.
WORKS HARD
IN THE FIELD
Relies Upon Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Rnnklit, lllinoln. "I look Lydia
K. l'irikliom'i Vegetnlile Compound as
a tonte not uru
nnd after my
flrt eliild wn
iMirn hi k yen m
ano. Then when
lny eeond child
came and 1 felt
weak ii ml run
down, I took It
nn;i In. I am utill
taking it. nud T
am feeling bet
ter. My mother
lined it for her
nelf wlien 1 wiu nmnll and nlunvs
ln. pood reKiiltx. She Mill take It.
1 do all kind of heavy work, inolud
ing my liiittMwork and I nlno lielp in
the tie'ld. I recommend Hie Vejretuhlo
t oiniouiii and T am willing to tin
Mver any lottern." Mkh. Hkn (hn;.N
l.ANi itoiilo ltniikiii, Illinois,
One Way to Load
ri'l 1...A 4..
lucres Dili, in iii vwn tui
load your citiiicra for eoiu
jilcto yiictiirc-iii!iUinRsat-isl'action
that's with Ko
dak Film.
Ami the otic wiiy to jjtt ( lu
host pilot o finisliiuu; U to let ,
un iniike yotti' printH.
Films in at 0 a. m. ready at B
p. ni. same day,
Prompt Mall Order Service
SWEM'S
Bverythingr Photographic
Kennth lleene, . ! 217 East Main St,
OimitB I'naa . B. Nowcomhe,
Med ford
Easter Sale of Ready-to-Wear at
MANN'S Dept Store Saturday!
New Spring Coats that are
Extravagantly Chic
20 all-wool tweed coats, good styles and $10 00
colors, on sale Saturday, each v
25 wonderful new spring coats in tweeds and plain colors,
all styles, sizes 14 to 40, . $14.75
special Saturday, each 0
50 exquisite new spring coats made of kashas, sport
mixtures and twills, beautiful colors $24 75
and styles, on sale Saturday, each '
Conde, Printzess and
Country Club Coats
new models just in,, sold .
exclusively at Mann's,
from
$39.75 to $79.50
Attractive Dresses for
Town and Country
100 new dress s in snappy chic styles, made of printed
crepes, flat Vrepes and georgettes, all sizes, up to $20.00
values, on sale
Saturday,
each
$15.00
WELLMADE DRESSES these dresses are beautiful in
quality, perfect fitting for the woman who is hard io fit,
come in half sizes, 141 to 28 and up to 52. The styles
are beautiful and becoming, priced from
$27.50 to $47.50 each
EXTRA SPECIAL 15Q wonderful new dresses made' of
the best materials in plain and printed .
silks, all styles and colors, regular $15.00 4fcC
values, on sale Saturday, each..... I J
Exclusiv
Sui.sette
mar si 1
white
$10.00
e (' atalina,
and' Pary
aw hats in
and colors,
to $18.50
Bright New Millinery
for Easter Day
50 new hats just in, made of hair, crochet
visca, silk and straw combinations. Many
are flower-trimmed. All head sizes and
colors. Very special Satur- dQ QC
day, each
Smart new hats in silk, visca, hair and
straw, largeand small licadsizes, all col
ors real $6.95 values, $5.00
Saturday, each : v '
Striking new hats have just arrived made
of the latest materials for a d CA
big Saturday special, each...:....
Exquisite new hats have been arriving
daily, angora sports, flower trimmed tur
bans, smart new straws, 1 some covered
with georgette. These hats arc priced
from $10 to $18 each
NEW ANTHONY DRESSES
Priced from $37.50 to $69.50
NEW PEGGIE PAIGE DRESSES
Very special $35.00 each
NEW KORRECT DRESSES
From $19.75 to $35.00 each
All of these Dresses are sold only at
Mann's
Suit Special
50 exclusive new suits made of all-wool
tweeds and twills, Printzess and Missy
styles,' priced for Satur- tQC Aft
day at, each
Sport Jackets
Made of genuine botony flannel, three-button
style, colors navy, blue, white and red.
all sizes, on sale Saturday,
Easter Sale of Dress Goods
Taffeta Silk
3(5 inches wide in nile, rose,
pink, peach, yellow, white,
orange, red black, brown
and navy, good quality,
si',,,;ia, $1.95
yard
Benrose Flat Crepe
40 inches wide, heavy qual-
to choose,
price $l.f)8,
$1.85
itv, Lio shades
from, regular
Saturday spe
cial, yard
Golden Gate Sheets
JllxD!) size, taped edge, made
of an excellent grade of
sheeting, very
special, each .
42.i!(!-iiu'h Golden Gate pil
low slips, special, OQr
each y7C
$1.85
NoveltySilk
40-inch Lapoit all-silk nov
elty twill, in black, white
and tan, heavv weight,
"i:i:$3.45
Peter Pan Lawn
36 inches wide, fast colors,
comes in all the new, color
combinations, very special,
esc
Bed Spreads
81x105 size, comes in rose,
gold, blue and lavender,
regular price $5.45.
Sf": $4.75
Lunch Cloths
1 1x45 size, pure linen, $1.20
values, Saturday, QC-each
Easter Sale of Underwear
Crepe de Chine Stepins and Chemise
. Pine quality trimmed in dainty lace and
embroidered design, all colors, very spe
cial Saturday, 2
Sunbeam Kayon Shorties, extra heavy
quality, elastic and cuff knee stylos, ail
shades and sizes, verv special d1 ACk
Saturday, pair V 1
Easter Gloves at Special Prices
Silk Gloves
With novelty cuffs,
all colors and sizes,
regular price $1.95,
$1.75
Doeskin Gloves
Pullon styles, wash
able, all sizes, verv
f;;,,..;.$2.95
Novelty Cuff
Kid Gloves
In all spring shades,
with contrasting col
ors, p r i c e d from
$3.95 to $5.45 pr.
Easter Accessories at Special Prices
Suede Bags
Flowers
Beautiful silk and velvet
flowers for either coat or
dress, all colors, new
stylos, regular prices up
to $1.45, on sale
i;rd;?;: $1.00
In pouch and strictly
tailored envelope styles,
splendid designs, good
shades, Easter price
15 Off
Handkerchiefs
We-have a large assort
ment of new georgette
handkerchiefs hand paint
ed and daintily trimmed
with attractive laces, Eas
ter sale price, AKn
each
Easter
Hosiery
Extra Special
Kayser's silk hose with slipper
heel, Gold Maid and Burlington
silk hoso with square heel
$1.95 va lu e s , special
Saturday, 549
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See Display in Window
1 -
NEW BELTS in suede, patent leather, mesh, wash kids
and novelty leathers, all colors, ranging in widths from
to 3 inches, on sale Saturday
252
Ribbon Novelties
Including flowers, pin
cushions, powder boxes,
lingerie pins and garters,
up to $1.95 values, Sat
urday, C
each UUU
Off
Hair Nets
nets single
Carmen hair
and double strand in both
cap and bob sizes, regu
ler price 15c. special,
2 for 15c
Boudoir Pillows
Made of organdie, fine lawn and
voiles i pastel shinies, stamped
with now patterns for-embroid- '
on instructions included, val
ues up to $1.00. CQ.
Saturday, each UiJU
Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers
In manv bountiful patterns for your Master
table, they come packet) in suitable gift boxes,
special for Sat unlay, 95c to0$1.95 pair.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Toilet Articles for Easter
Coty's perfumes in all odours, priced Saturday
95 and $1.95.
Harriet Hubbard Avers' new lip sticks, pow
der 'compacts, rouges, bath salts, dusting ow-ifc-rs
ami creiues at special prices.
f "THE ST.OBE FOW EVERYBODY" J
PHONt-486-487 MtOfOaftORUON.
0 . POSTAGE PREPAID ' AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS
Easter Specials for Children
Children's rayon combinations in flesh and
peach, regular price $1.19, on sale 1 ff
Saturday, c&h ipl.UU
Boy' wash suits in prints and pop
lin, sizes 1 to 5 years, special, each..
Children's fancy and lisle socks,
verv sneci.8, imir
Taper candles 10- and 18-inch in blue
yellow, green, orange and En
on-hid. special, pair
$2.19
39c
rose,
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