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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1928)
PAf1T5 EIGHT 3 wmFoim wnt rarauyrg. webfohp, mEfi(w, frtda?, mat '11, 1928. E MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S FUNERAL TUE5, 10 J. Mlkselie passed awny very tnddnly ut bin home, 818 South Piiach street, Thursday, May 10, ! from hwirt trouble. He had been alllnif for the mut year from heart i uttackn. He wan at hie atore whpn I; b rnmplalned of not feelliiR well, ' und anked to be driven home. At I; home he lay down to rent and jiuased quieiiy into di-iith. Mr. Mllischo was born near VI- enna, Auxtrla, In 1 804, and aame to ; I America with his parents when he j was 4 years old. He, with his il.urcnta, settled In Minnesota, where j )i grew to manhood; and It was; In. Minnesota that he waa engaKed j Jn; the tnercantllu huHiuesa lor 25 : yaiirs. i-,H waa married to Anna Krakcr I la'lMSj! at Jolliet, III., and to this ' (jit(on nine children were horn, , I atven tf whom are llvln.'C. Il Is, v survived by his wife,Anna ; four j daughters and three sons .Mrs. t John- J,' Wilkinson, of Medlord; j Mrs. Thomas Ilickerstnff of AIM Valley, t'ul.; Misses Mercla and I llertllle. Mlksehe; three sons, flay- moiid, Wlllred and Robert ; also olio hroljier jKranW, of Ilrerkenrldge, I ! N. I).! and one sister, Mrs. Muth I I Kraker. of Wapltan, N. D. Jin emtio ) to Oregon in 1909 and In 1910 ho , established the Monarch Heed and i 1'Ved', company, and through this ItliUle a marked success of his husi- j tiess. He was a member of Md- j furd Lodge No. 1 108, II. P. O. K , and n member of the Knights ut i Colunihus. ! runerul services will bo held at i (lie Catholic church, Tuesday morn- ; Ink at 9 o'clock, ltev. father Hlnck otflclatlng. Interment In Modford cemetery. Funeral arnitwemunm ! In charge of the I'erl funeral homo. j ,.ll ' 1 . Obituary i NICHOLS John Meade Nichols, nfi'7, a resident of Jackson coun ty for more than 73 years passed nway.thls morning nt lite home of his son Arthur Nichols near Fort Klamath, following n brief Illness. Mr. Nichols had arrived In Klam ath county Just five dnys ago from his home st Kugle 1'olnt to visit with his son. - Beside his wife, Druzllla Nich ols he leaves two sons, Arthur of 1 Fort ' Klnmnth and J a m e s Franklin of Yakima, Wash., and one" daughter, Kva Mathews, of Englo Point, Oregon. A brother, Ueul'ge V. Nichols of Mudford nnd A sister. Mrs. Meda Carlton of Ash land also burvlve. ' 'Horn In' Missouri 70 years ago, Mr, Nichols came' to Oregon as a child of three yours and spent 73 years of his life li Jackson county. ' (in Christmas day .Mr. and Mrs. Nichols celebrated their Ooth wed ding? anniversary. j'The remains aro at the Karl Vhlllock funeral home, 1'lne uve nue at Sixth. Funeral arrange, meats will be announced later. -Klamath Herald. CHANEY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF i u. 'Newton C. Chaney, president of the Houthern Oregon Association of Law Enforcement offloprs. com prised of the piace nfricers of Jackson, Klamath, Ijikc, Jose phlne, Douglas, Ijino and Coos counties to which position ho was ro-clected at tho assoclallon's meeting last week at Clrants )-.., with of the officers present, has received from tho secrelarles of state of both Oregon and 1'nll ' fornla. ravorable response to the Assoc la Hull's plan, embodied In a msuliilloii uiiaiiimuusly ailoitel hy the association advocating that a ehiiixd official be siatloned In t'iich,of tho proposed automobile tlheckhig stations In or neni the border line of the two states ;,Thls favorable responno :idl tates, tiat the offb ers. generally, of both stales favor the associa tion'! -plan for checking criminals through such stations. The resolution, adopted by tho a.s'nclntion nt the drama Pass meeting,' nalit thai establishment of such automobile checking sin Hons provides a very efficient menus of checking stolen nutonm hllcs, and ascertalnnvnt of valuable- Information regarding other Crimen, If proper provisions are made for a trained and efficient official to bo planed nt the stn tioua Jointly by the states of Cali fornia, und Oregon, whoso duty it shall be to report to the proper officers such valuable Informa tion, as might bo secured there from. ; In the election of officers of Hie; association, Jnckson county fnred well, as In addition to tho reelection of Mr. Chaney as presi dent, 'tieorge W. Nellson, deputy district attorney of this county, v.att . re-elected secretary. tjuy Cordon, district nttorney of Iluuir county, wns elected vlee-presi-lent, nnd Lt. O. ' O. Nichols, of Mmlford, state traffic officer. F,d .Walker, deputy game warden, of lloseburg und Frnnk Taylor, slier Iff of. Iine county, were elected members of tho executive cotn miitee. . " JTMLICO HACK THAC'K, Mary. land. May 1 1. W Victorian won the 160,000 Prenkhoaa here today. Torn wns seconrt una irtl.j The winner1 time woa 1:00 1-1, If, P, Whitney's bay son m i.isk ,Jtr90in II. and Prudery paid stock-, llpblers of $2 mllttlel tickets $J0.TO. j Torn paid J2S.V0 for place, mm Ho luce paid 119.50 to (liuw. Wash Dresses Betty Baxley and Juanella Wash Dresses Regular 2.50 values. ST':i: $1.95 D JJi,f 500 New Silk, Wool and Wash Dresses' On Sale Tomorrow at Mann's Big Store Celanese Voile Printed Dresses in charming new styles, beautiful patterns. Each one has a slip; all good sizes. Real $8.95 values. Kahirday, $5.95 Millinery Sale Save Money Tomorrow $16.50 Hats $10.00 100 summer and late spring hats in both large antl small head sizes made, of all straw, hair and silk and straw combina tions. Included in this lot are the well known Pcttc, Catalina, Empress and Pre mier. Wonderful stvles nnd colors up to davf':.;;:;!111::..8!'::: $10.00 $6.50 Hats $3.95 50 new hats in smart plain and trimmed styles, in pastel shades and black, up lo $0.50 values, on sale, q Qg Saturday, each vO ,VD $3.95 Hats $1.95 Tli is lot includes many chic, new styles in silk and straw combinations, formerly priced up to $3.95, while tliev JJ1 Q last Saturday, each .' P When You Think of Hats Think of Mann's Sleeveless Flannel Dresses Women's and misses' light-weight sleeveless flannel dresses, suitable for golfing, tennis and all outdoor sports. 1 hey come in a beautiful selection ot pastel. flC QC shades, lfe'nl !).00 vnltwa Mntnrrlnv. onch PJJ See Display in Window Sensational Sale of Coats Every Spring Coat Must Go! $25.00 Coats $14.00 50 excellent new spring coats in tailored and dressy styles; made of all-wool materials, lined throughout, some fur trimmed, up to 25.00 values, d "1 A (( Saturday, each .. T"'"" $39.75 Coats $24.00 Some of our most exclusive Condo and Printzess coats are included in this lot, made of Kashas, Twills, Bengal ines, Satins and Tweeds with and without fur; sizes 14 to 50, up to .$:59.75 values, on sale t9l flfl ' Satruday, each 61.UU Swimming1 Time Is Here Bathincr Suits f: For men, women and children, with out doubt these are the best swimming suits manufactured, every'' one guar anteed to give satisfaction; priced, Women's Suits $3.95 to $6.95 Children's Suits $2.50 to $4.00 Cotton Suits at $1.50 Each A PnTVTnlaf O lino ff Vo Vt-in r nnvtn 1-14- and shoes at, special prices. 'S8sfe Printed Dresses $15.00 Values $9.85 DON'T MISS THIS! 25 crisp new printed silk and printed georgette crepe dresses in stunning new styles, patterns and colors; sizes' 14 to 20; every one different. "Real $15.00 values, on sale Saturday, each $9.85 See Display in Window $15.00 Dresses $8.75 This group of dresses is com posed of 50 new styles in plain and figured silks, georgettes and light weight wool materi als; all sizes and colors, up to $15.00 values, dJO nit Saturday, each ' J New Korrect Dresses JUST IN Our first install-' merit of .Korrect sport dresses; every one guaranteed to wash, in sleeveless and long sleeve styles, made of Primadonna silk, used exclusively by this manufacturer; also many other seasonable silks; all sizes and colors, priced $16.95 to $25 $22.50 Dresses $14.00 100 silk and wool dresses in this lot representing the latest ideas in one-and two-piece styles; in cluded in this lot are many silk and wool ensembles in both light and dark colors; all sizes up to $22.50 values. S1;: $14.00 Better Dresses Just in a new shipment of silk dresses in summer styles made by "P?insy""Wellmadc" "An thony" and "Knoll." Fash ioned by the best designers; it. all colors and styles. See these first. Priced from $19.75 to $45 Our Saturday Sale of Dress Goods Annual May S ale of White Now Going On Mallinson's Printed n russywdlow h$rl ,!'a,1i,',ll nd pat- M& if t?l'ns' 1(n'uhir price $4.95, ;Ti:. $4.69 Tye Dye Silk Fast colors, washable; on sale Satur- do fC Hosiery Specials Theme Silk Hose. Service weight, mercerized cot ton top, heel, too and soles; all new shades, J1 ACL special, pair M 1 .tO Rayon Silk Hose In all the new shades; all sizes; very special, AQr Sat unlay, pair Kay'ser's Silk Hose "With slipper heel;' in all the new shades; all sizes; $1.75 val ue, on sale Saturday, 20 Off on AH Royal Society Package Goods , Stamped Pillow Slips Hemstitched; made of heavy tubing; 25c values, I "I ff Saturday, pair P 1 UU 3 Hand Bags ) ea u v i 1 1 e weave handbags, fl?Q QC IS day, yanl Wendover Prints '.V2 iiu'liou -i,l,. I'.iuf fi,5l i's, hew patterns' in both '$ lifil,t 1,11(1 l,ark Ki'onnds. i'.vji: vi Regular nrice 45c. on sale MT: 35c Triangular Scarfs special, each Made of heavy crepe tie chine and China silk, all colors, J 1 f( f "THE STORE FOB Flf PVitnnvi 7 - -..Ww--tw to, MtDfORkiOfitOOM . MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Special .... Sale of Towels 25c Values 15c Turkish and Hand Towels 18x30 size, come in plain and fancy borders; good quality. Iteg ular price 25c, Satur- 1 day, special, each See Display in Window Damask Lunch Cloths 50x5O-inch size, come in rose and blue borders. Pegutar $1.19 values, Saturday, , Qf each xJ Daisy Muslin , ' 5 f() inches wide, bleached; fine , qualitv, soft finish, regular price 119c; Saturday, 1 OUp yard 1''"t Rayon Bed Spreads 81x105 indies; comes in Jdue, ' green . rose and lavender, $f.45 values. Satui'dav, J1 rTC each 9eiO Novelty Cuff Gloves Fabric, come in all the new colors, in every size. Regular $1.25 qual ity. Saturday, ftQ VJ4V pair Sale of Lingerie at Mann's Saturday Art atin Slips "Women's and misses' slips made of a heavy grade of art satin, in all the. popular shades; on sale Saturday, (CI QC each .-. $2.25 Pajamas $1.95 Voile and' print pajamas; the voiles are trimmed with dainty lace prints in tailored styles; $2.25 values, Sat- (1 QC urday, pair Women's Fine Knit Vests Women's fine knit vests with bodice and built up tops; in flesh and white; CO. special, each : Children's Union Suits Light weight with built up tops and extra short knee; $1.00 val ues, Saturday, RQf suit Children's Crepe Pajamas All sizes in plain and fancy colors; recular price $2.39, Sat- ,m.,a-v' ' $1.69 pair . Miller Corselettes Some lightly boned oth ers with abdominal belts, made 6f eoutil and elas tic; all sizes, (f Saturday, ea... 1 'V Rayon Vests For children; all colors. Regular .price 7C S5c; special, ea. ..' J 'Boys' Wash Suits Suits made of fast color ed materials, new styles, on sale Satur- fl?Q Q day, suit POSTAGE PREPAID . AGENTS FOR BVTTERICK PATTERNS
