Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE(iO. TUESDAY. MAY 2, ItW.
PSGH TITO EH
G. JURY DECIDES WALKER & KINGAIDf LOWER SHOW TO
AGAINST FILING JOIN FORCE'S IN: CLOSE TONIGHT
.... ' . t
SPECIAL REPORT FAIR PAVILION
id ON I CHARGE,! THE PEOPLE FOR
11
Senator n. U Eddy of ItoscbuiB,
and J. M. Johnston, attorney rep-
rcsenting; the, state in the matte
REAMES & KELLY
TANGLE HOTLY IN
i
i5M Itny ami SiiViiRf ttuphl ilaniH program of Improvements to le
uiitli'r the direction of Italph Cow- carried out by thlu group hi ttitt
Kill, rhuirinun. 1 nur future. The- committee in
Data on alt irrifiatlnn pro1lmn. rliniKe nf this work ronnlstH of:
the effect of vutiuiiK fXistitiK con- T. K. Daniels. W. F. Isaacs, K.
ilitinns chi fish mortality, ami the Maude. Heit Noldltt, Joseph Whin'-
wmliiiiK order nf fish Kfi'eenx is ion nf CirantH i'ann, Jl. K. Detrlck
.it.i; vMih.-rt-tl pr.'liininarv to a 'i ml M . K. Real.
nf hp investigation by the urand I w:l)ker pavilion in thiR city will
jury of the prosecuting attorney's! PJlse operation, their proprietors.
As Hie result of negotiations ! Ono of tho hlssest events pvor I W. M. Wilkle, Htur witness hi Mo ; To the K.litor: .My family and I; Tho water Hiiit of tho Little Ap
which wore closed today, the KaBlo I undertaken by the Medford (.anion Chaney trial, left Med;ord this : wish to publicly express apprccia- J'11' j!''!'7l'niriluKse!l 1 Z?V-
th Mill. I th flnu-wr uhnu- nnw hpineimiirnilllf Ir MCMinnvillH in uiu'uoii ior ine um.nfuui j .,,..
........ " - . .ii....ir x.. i ,.vi.m,L.,i i,. iiu nisi in ri-wuuiii uv um-si-ii um-c
; I'UitUKI V 1)1 I JtMMIlY OHfl 11 i . .'.i ' i"i "in "in mini -
lOllinn or Yamhill county, where l,y Hie pie nf both political slon nl er lioin ic.ir ine m-au
1'oint dance pavilion and
; held in the more building next to
the court house yesterday, consult
ant? with the crand Jury In regard
to the errand Jury making a report
for fillnK. and to make their own
final report to the court. The
Brand Jury had previously express
ed ft desire to the court to rile some
sort ot n report, hut none hail heen
made or filed.
Mr. Johnston stated that while
It was not pVoper to discuss the
dolnKH of the Brand Jury, ns It Is
' strictly a sicret investlBatiiiK hody.
still it Is proper to say that he
and his co-counsel had made their
final report to the court and had
finished their Itinera In retard to
the investigation and prosecution:
also while they had expressed their
wIlllnBtiess to aid the Brand Jury
to make a report, nevertheless tltat
liody, after considerable discussion
office, resulting in tho indictment A w walker nnd I.uko Kinculd 1119 1 eniiiry more on est y,-lkie is wanted on a lelony panics in ,ia. k-.m county lien my, " . ..... ...
and trial of the prosfciitur. were at havliiB formed u partnership to ' vfal" "'reel. The number of j charne. beinn uci used of obtnlnini: ', official acts were under fire; and ; heard today in the -ir.-uit court
operole the fair irrounds pavilion MMU exceeds those of any previ-, mim,,y uuiler fulse. priHenseK. An; to the republicans of Jackson 1 , , K-7 i
south of the cltv at the counlv fair I0"" show ''X abom 3M- A" ar-! attempt was made, yesterduy by county who re-nnnilnat.-d me fr ) I lie suit dates lm l. to a nil
Biounds. Tho fii-st dunce will he ratiRementa have been In chai-ie of ; wilku.'s iitloiiievs. Kelly & Kelly, the office of district attorney by n i,n,,,-h " ,h0 histor of tin
Klven there noxt Saturday niKht, I r rank t air. and great credit is due to obtain a writ of habeas corpus 'decisive majority. 1 can only say -mi - i
Messrs. Walker and Klncaid an- i m excellent iirraioiemeiii jn connection with the Mc.Minnvilie ; inat llie commence ami irusi ois- " . , . . , . . .
nnnniMl il.i. .ri.nnnn ami tliaiiaBeilieill ot ine entirp i pharm nit the nlteinnt fallen. pliived by their voles will never i:""" '
1 violated or betrayed.
affairs have unavold-
for many years.
Arthur Klelnhamnior w 1:1 1 he
Several novelty numbers have ' snow. Assisting mm ns nendH oi Wilkle's wife is still In .Medford, '
, . . .Iluislnnu hnva li.it. l I'U I A ll.... f I , 1.. .1.1.. l,lu u.u.iL- VI.. ..ttl....
oeen preparot! roe ine opellinBT ..."." .. Ulll will pioouuiy icuim mi" " 01....- ...... . .... ,. , ... , .,,...,.,.,..,
,i, i '....ii ..... .... Snfnds. Jr . Mrs. II O. McCaskev. , r.. i. ... I... nnr her -m- nl.lv l n ih. nwi.. into some con- called to the stand this alteinoon
Mrs. r. J. i-emon, Mrs. h. r.. v. 11- ouseil liusbaiid, w ho yesterday lure-; uismii m the last two or inree .. . -
Hams, .Mrs. C. C. FurnuRs. Mrs. K. noon was cleureil of one rJiarBO In j months. These will be placed on n I tense.
K. Wilson, Mrs. fi. Q. A'.binl. Mrs. circuit court of atiemiiiini? to tie-: sound and efficient basis at the I ne tletenso is represented
C. Howard and Mrs. II. Mamlln. I fraud an innkeeper at Salem, lie , earliest possible moment, and Kelley. kelleyfc lie Soiizu. unit tin
Kntrles for prizes were closed at was freed on the aritument that the : far as ihe full election is concerned plaintiff by l.vnn Heiimes.
1 o'clock yesterday, but flowers are t ,.iare only involved Jl.fjO at a res- ,1 shall act on the assumption that , Just betoro the "'.lense '"'"
constiintlvcomini; in. and this after-' taurant and that puvment was nol .tin- most effective canipalKii 1 canjiuotlon for a nonsuit wnii u tn.
...! ,..,! h !,,.. I . (. !..,. nerlve ' w. I .. ...,. ,.... I,.,. II ... ..I.oi.l COlin tloiliod, tllO follow ing ItltlT-
lIscharBe of my official duties cliau;;u 101m pun e ,..-. ... i:u
the Walker orchestra, which has
heen playlns at the local hall for
two years, and Kincaid's Imperial
orchestra. The contest will InrKely
decide which orchestra will be
used to supply the music for the
rcBiilar Saturday niBht dances;
The pavilion will probably be
operated ilurinB the Breater part
of tho summer under the Wnlker
Kincaid inanafreineut, after which
other aiTamtciiicnts for a new h.ill
will probably be completed. Mr.
had decided that they did not wish alker has heen operallr.B sue
to file any written report. cessful dances In Medford for the
The term of the present grand i past several years und Is well
Jury, which is composed of Katie
tirieve, forewoman, W. T. Hous
ton, Karl Isaac, Charles I looker
smith, h. N. Younger. D. W. Hec
he nnd Lester l'aye, ends May 28.
after which a new grand Jury
will he selected from the Jury
panel for the May term of court.
ELK CREEK BILL
The Rogue river fish bill, carry
ing $35,000 for the improvement of
I lib Klk ('reek hatchery, lias been
reported to the senate and Is now
on the calendar for passage, wires
Senator McN'ary from Washington.
The bill has passed the house
nnd It is hoped It will get through
the senate 'at this session and be
signed by the president so work
can start as soon as possible.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbunc-Vlrgln Station
known to the local dancing public.
Mr. Ki nra id has been a successful
proprietor of dance halls at Haglp
Point nnd CioKi Hill for over four
years and n little over a year apo
completed the construction of a
new dance hall at Kanle I'nlut.
hunches will be servrd at the
fair k rounds at midnight nnd
arrangements are beliiK completed
to provide for a record break InR
crowd next Saturday niKht. There
will be no mid-week dances at pa
vilion or at W'alker'n hall, where
I hey had been given reRularly.
EAST S IMPROVEMENT
The consideration nf putting In
oil maemlnm from the end of the
paved portion on Knst Main street
to the golf course, and the matter
of installing a new sewage system
are among the many important
problems to be brought up before
the Kast Side Improvement club
meeting at the city hall tomorrow
night.
That, the pavement matter will
particularly .affect those residents
who live along the extension of
Mast Main strei-t has been empha
sized by the special committee in
charge of presenting this report.
who urge a largo" attendance of
thesi. residents. The meeting will
start at 7:45.
:
Tonight -
C:ir. p. m. 'Medford Mail Trl-
hunc.
S p. in. Snyder's Dairy. '
!) p. m. California OreRon
Power Co.
S .iusicai program iiwm mm- - , r
hyterian church. I LlectlOTt KetumS
Wednesday, May 23
10 a. m. .Mann's Department
Store.
11 a. m. UoHenhurg's, Inc.
11:30 a. m. HUlcn'a Shoe Ho-
pair.
12 noon Lc Mosh Service Sla
H tion. !
12:30 p. m City Cleaning & 4
Dyeing Works. 4
4 1 p. in. Talent Program.
4 C: 15 Medford Mail Trihtme.
OVER IHE
SEAT SALE BRISK
Over RCA Radiola
The splendid service of the It. C.
A. Kadiolu which picked ut) the
reports of election returns from
the Mail Tribune radio service,
over KMKD, and gave them to the
crowds at this office, was furnished
through the courtesy of the the
Southern Oregon Kkytrle, Medford
agents fur the It. C. A., the Uadiola
; hi-inc In rhnrge ,nf..,;ink oRerw.
fiter. nurae. clubwoman i.
docsn t matter who we are. every
one of us may omd unknQwtttly
f
lersoiration odor
... it kills popularity
How millions keep perspiration odorless
biit'ter and better than ever. It will j here for tho trial
be open until to ociocn toiiigni,
and it is expected, tbut the room
will bo crowded until a late hour.
Guests from out of town have one
and all expressed themselves as
surprised nnd amazed that a town
the size of Medford can put on
such a large nnd creditable show.
Yesterduy the pudges awarded
prizes as follows:
Hoses, tea anil hybrid Hrst,
Golden Ophelia, Mrs. George 11.
Dean; secontl. Duchess of Welllng
to, Mrs. 1L Van Hoevenberg; third,
Madame Harriot, Mrs. 1,. Ilundy.
Climbing First, Sunburst, Mrs.
II. I). MoCnskey; Heciind, William
Dreer, T. Waterman; third, Silver
Moon, Mrs. lllnck.
liest basket display first. Old
Gold, Mrs. Day; second, I.atly 1111
lli).;ton, Mrs. Day; third, Ainericun
Beauty, Mrs. Stewurt:
Single specimen rose First,
Manon Lascant, Muster Corby Hem
eioy; secontl, I.you, Mrs. II. Van
Hoevenberg; third, Sunhursl, Mrs.
C. J. Seinon.
Spanish Iris Mrst, Mrs. Arn
splger; second, Mrs. Ilert I-tnvry;
third, Mrs. Rogers.
Siberian Iris First, Mrs. P. Jan
ney; second, Mrs. Ilert I.owry;
third, Mrs. 1.. K. Williams.
Gormanlca First, Mrs. h. E.
Williams; second, Mrs. h. K. Wil
liams.
best basket display First. Mrs.
Fred Cummings; second. Mrs.
Itogers; third. Mrs. C. J. Kenton.
Single specimen stall; First,
Mrs .Fred Cummings; second, Mrs.
U 1?. Williams; third, Mrs. Kwters.
Wild flowers 'First, culochorte,
Mrs. Klocker: .second, wild or
chids. Mrs. N. R. Dennett; third, j
bouquet. Mrs. Geo. Dean.
Peonies, most artistic arrange
mentFirst, Mrs. II;. I). McCas
key; second, Mrs. Helen Snedic.or;
third. Mrs. N. S. liennett.
Largest single Hpec.lmc.u peony
First, Mrs. H. I. McCuskey; sec
ond, Mrs. McCaskoy; third, Mrs.
C. Aruspiger.
Best peony First, Mrs. MrCas
key; second, Mrs. Helen Snedlcor;
third, Mrs. McCaskcy.
Sweet peas, most, attractive ar
rangement First, Miss Klla
Drawn: second. Mis. 1'. O. Craw
ford; third, Mrs. Tom Jurvis.
jir.;est coolr assortment First.
Mrs. .lames Polling; second, Law
rence Crocker: third, Mrs. L.
Ilundy. Honorable mention Bas
ket by Mrs. C. D. Thompson.
Columbine, most artistic ar
rangement First. Mrs. II. D. Me
Caskey; second, Airs. Geo. Iean;
third, Mrs. Alice Isaacs. Larisest
color assortment First, Mrs. 14. K.
Wilson, second; Mrs. II. I). Mccas
key; third, Mrs. Itogers.
Punsies Willi other flowers
First, Mrs. John Partridge; second,
Mrs. Helen Snedlcor; tuirii, .urn.
Dean.
Boskets of garden flowers l irHt.
Mrs. Leaumont De Ixish; second.
Mrs. Partridge: third, Mrs. Seinon.
I'nusual flowers Hrst, Mrs.
Partrid-te; second, Mrs. II. Bos
worth: third. Mrs. Du Dunne.
Kxhlhitors ure asked to call Wed
nesday morning for receptacles and
flowers which they wish to cany
home.
Flowers In good condition leu
after the show will be taken to the
hospitals.
The Garden club greatly appreci
ates the prizes given by II. D. Mo
Caskey and the merchants whose
names appeared In Friday's paper.
Also the following firms: t amor
nla Oregon Power company, for
electricity: tn the Twentieth Len-
lury grocery, for the use or tne
building; to the Peoples Klectrlc
for the loan of fixtures; to Swem
Bon & Peobler, Scott Wolf, Snider,
French Variety store, Jnrkson no-
tel. Jackson County creamery,
Monarch seed store nnd Ihe Jap
art store for the loan of tables and
various articles.
the
and leave lo the voters and la.
Havers the resmillsibilit V of decid- 1 Mj'
Iiib whether I am worthy of r.-Ut ine?"
election. j Mr- r-fllfy:
Again expressing my Biutefuljut you."
appreciation. I remain I Mr. Kennies
Sincerely yours. 1 burking at me.
XKWTtix i- i'iian'KY. Mr. Kolloy:
Kennies: "Well, why grunt
'1 am not grunt lug
"Well, you are
Harking at you?"
"1 said 'Larking
The Snider Hairy and Produce
Mr. Chancy has received many
expressions of confidence.
Anion; the many letters and
lelesrams received from his friends
thruout the stale are those from
George 1-:. I.ove. slate colllllialHler
..e ..... i i ...ri..,. i v
company Is putting on an iinus.iii -,...,., ...... ....,,.,. m.cr of the
ly InlerestliiB musical program t lis ; . iTnton. former caiull- 1 nrocced. and Attorney ICtlwtird Kel
evening, from 8 to ll, over KMI-D, (1;ll0 fnl. ,.,,,.,.; A. .1. Moore, i iaV, who had Inken no part In the
Hie Mull Trlbune-VirBin radio sla- tl,(t 1(.L aurey of 1 leschiites j re'paiiee, read from a law bonk his
tion. that will he enjoyed by all. I ,.,,i,iv: Guv Cordon, disii let attor-i ,,.,isons for thinking u non suit
mo proBram ior ine in si m.v. of llouglas county; W. T. ; Mil
ler, district altorney of Joseplilm1
county.
Mr. Beanies
at me.' "
l .Kolloy: "Oh, no. I tl til not
hark nt you."
Mr. Kennies: "Then Jawhv?.' 1
Mr. Kelley: "If I barked ul you.
von would whine!"
At Ibis stage the court ordered
learned counsel for both sides to
CJAafi
BA NATION-WIDE
INSTITUTION- i '
hour will be furnished by talent
from the Christian church. Car
man K. Mell, the pastor, who has
a rich baritone voice, will sing sev
eral solos. This Is his first ap
pearance, outside at the churches,
over the radio. The men's church
quartet, consisting of M. K. Olson,
Merton l'Vrabee, Chester AVemlt
and John KirkpatrIck, Will Ming
several n timbers, occampnnled by
Mrn. Mabel Sims, church organist.
From 8:30 to 1 p. m., the pro
gram will be furnished by the state
musical convention .in session here,
and will be broadcast from the
Baptist church.
should ho granted.
Aly dear Mr. Chaney;
Kindly accept iny congratu
lations on your success and
pronounced victory in the pri
mary election.
I am personally gratified to
see you, and also, your family,
emerge from the misunder
standings by such a decisive
verdict of both Jury and voter,
and assure you of my personal
support at the coming election.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) W. O. TltlLU
Ll
The sportsmen committee 111
charge of the survey of Koguc
river and the various other flshliiB
streams In this section of the coun
try, silent Ibis afternoon on the
Varicose Veins
Or Money Back
HOWEVER attractive or charm
ing we may otherwise be. we
can never hope to amount to any
thing socially if we're guilty of
perspiration odor. The faintest sug
gestion of odor brands us as careless,
makes us unacceptable.
Thus, it's well for everybody to be
cn guard always. Even if we don't
seem to perspire, our millions of
pores are constantly giving off in
visible perspiration often as much
as a quart of odor-causing waste a day.
. The offender never knows
And very often, we may be guilty
uitUut knowing it. For our own
sense of smell becomes deadened to
familiar odors.
Yet there's no excust for risking
O
this unpardonable offense now. Mil
lions already know this delightful
way to keep safe Lifebuoy. Just
wash and bathe regularly with this
purifying roilet soap it dtodorim
keeps perspiration odorless.
Lifebuoy's bland and abundant
antiseptic lather also guards health
by removing germs. Benefits com
plexions, too kfps thctn dear,
fresh, glowingly btalthy.
Note its clean scent
You will learn to love Lifebuoy's
pleasant clean scent, which tells you
Lifebuoy purifies. It quickly evapo
rates after rinsing. Use Lifebuoy a
week and you'll use it for life. Get
some today.
UVtR BROS. COV CamhriJgt, Mast.
Tickets for the American Legion
drum corps benefit wrestling
match next Friday night at the
Hilarity hall between Itillie Shaw
of .Marion. O.. and Sailor Jack
Wood of this city and Don Noland
of Marahfleld are reported to be
enjoying a good advance sate and
local wrestling fans n.e urged to
obtain tickets- early If they wish to
be assured of good Heats.
Shaw, 212 pound challenger of
Kd (Strangler) Lewis ut a match
at the county fair groundn early
next month, has entered hard
training for noxt Friday when he
guarantees to throw both men In
H0 minutes, one ul n time. He will
wrestle the third fall wit h eft her
of the two men that tho crowd
chooses.
A seml-wlndun match will be
wrestled between Tex I'nrler of
Medford and Thurmnu Jackson of
Chlloiiuin and will be one fall to a
finish. Two boxing preliminaries
will precede the wrestling, accord
ing to present pl.aiM,
WEEK JUNE 6TH
Tho. American Hcd Ci-obh will
open It.i annual swim week Juno (i.
Mr. ICnghling will, conduct tho
swimming ' and life paving cam
paign. The I ted Cross is very glad
to he able to offer Ihe hoys and
girls of .Medford instruction by Mr.
lltmhling, as he la on the physical
education staff of the 1'niversity
of California and Is a Hplomlld in
structor of swimming.
Mr. Merrick of tho Medford
N'atatorluiu has installed a new
filtering system a well as a chlorl
nalor and the tank Is In fine shape
lor "hwim week.
Do not forget June f to lfi, and:
watch this paper for further Information.
Smiiiln TTrmm Trpatltlellt That !
Is Giving Amazing Results
i
If you have varicose veins or.
bunches you can start today to
briug them bark lo normal t:w,
and ir you an- wise you will do wo.,
Jim gel an original bottle of
Mooiio'h Kmerahl Oil at any dis-l
pensing pharmacist and apply It
nljiht ami morning to the enlarged
veins. It is very powerful and :
penetrating.
After a few days' treatment tho
veins will begin lo it row hinallcr ;
and by regular use will soon reduce.
to normal. !
People who want lo reduce vari
cose veins, or gel rid of eczema,
ulcers, or piles in a few days ohould
not hesitate to pet a bottle at one.
: ll Is such a powerful, penetrating
antiseptic oil that a small hot tie
lasts a long time. Any pharmacy
can HUjiply you. I fciifth'H 'Drug
Store yells low of ll,
E JUNE 11
Vaudeville
ILflFEIBTUOY
Iron- FACB
ITOH BOOT ODOR
tvua.axm
PROTECT HEALTH
Patrons of Hunt's raterlon will
see a thorouchly entertainlnii As
sociation vaudeville bill with novel
ties Wednesday evenlnn.
Flo Kckert and company head
lines the program. In a concoction
of song, dnncc and music. Miss
Kckert is accompanied by Until
HtriplinK, Stan Mitchell. Ted Tafl
and Ray Kvans.
Woods and KranrlH arc Two
.Northern Boyn Krom the South"
who put on "Don't .Move" and In ll
combine a blendin-T of harmony
sotiKs and comedy chatter.
Knvmond and Ann are venlrlln
qulsts who present "The Tourists,"
a skit which Hives them every op
portunity for a iwrfect Mlsplny of
Their remarkable talents.
Wilson anil dray, nark face en
tertainers, hand out some fnst
chatter, do some very Rood rtancinx
and sins character sonns.
Introducing, the tallest laily In the
land, May me llutters and Charles,
her pajfner. will no doubt startle
the-trndlence. These darlnc artlnts
iK-rfnrm feats of amazing (kill In
thir air.
Talisman I-oiIbc No. .11, KnlBhts
of I'ythlns, held n short and In
lerestliiB business nieetiiiB in their
Hall last nlBht, nt which Monday,
June 11, was deslBnated as tho
nlBht for the Tythlan memorial
exerclscH. Chancellor Commander
rlaren I-;. Janua appointed W. It.
fiaylord. ,f. T. Perry nnd John
IJodBe us a committee to nrninKO
the proBrum.
A letter wns received from Cap
tain T. C. Freiberff of Portland
tit'KlnK the orBnni.inff of the uni
form rank throuKhout southern
OreBon. The uniform rank Is
Ihe military department of tho
KnlBhts of Pythias and Is now
belnB reorBnniKed throilBhoul the
Brand domain of OreBon by Cap
tain Krelberff. Hllss Heine was
appointed by Chancellor Com
mander .lailiia lo see If enoiiKh
members can be secured to form
the Medford troop.
The Weather
lowest temperature this morn
intr. 4ft.
1'reclpHutlnn for 24 .hours enil-
inK ii a. m.. trace.
Vesterday weather here: IIlBh-
est temperature, 71. Iiwest tem
perature yestenWy. & Mean
temin-rutlire yesterday. OX.
Precipitation: Total rnlnrnii
since 1st of month, .ot Inch.
Humidity yesterday. 6 n.'m..
per cent: 12 noon, f 3 per cem; f
p. m., Ctf per cent.
Sun kcih today at 7:31 P- m..
rises tomorrow 4:13 a. m., wis to
morrow 7:32 p. m.
t-ltises nnd -sets computed for
level horizon I.
Korecaiit for toniBht and tomor
row: Cloudy tonlKht and Wednes
day. Not much chnnue In tem
perature. Normal humidity.
L. WAI.TKK DICK.
Meteorologist. I'nlted Mates
Weather Bureau.
watch this paper for further In
formation, t
' ' , TODAY and WED. vh
THE CHAMPION GLOOM CHASER
iv xi ma i in nis Hilarious , iivw
X rfg Jttf' Tale of a Worn- jft
' an - Hunted JfV
A ' . Bachelor. Jfl7y
4 H jMon'tMiss W,
i 1 The Fun W
0' IT'S W7
Reginald f
I DENNY
.. i' "That's Mv ii
19 19 na' m
m - il
A 9SI Good Mit6 ROTHEftMFL'S IA1
V l 8h!,rt Feiture MUSIC V l
I! Si alto" IS
Buy Several Hats Now!
"New Arrivals Are Priced
Temptingly Low
Here is a worthwhile of-
tering ot clever summer
hats a charming assort
ment of approved types' has
just arrived from the
New York markets !
Every one brand new
and a real value for
$1.98
Such .Variety of
Shape and Color
Plain straws and novelty straws hair
braids and summery flower trimmed hats
the very type for immediate wear and
priced so that you can have several.
Every Woman Seeks Style
And Finds It Here with Economy 1
Warm weather means more frequent
changes and that means that you must have
a variety of smart frocks sport frocks,
street frocks and dainty, summery types
all of them can be yours for a very few
dollars!
A Variety of Wearable Types
For many occasions, the short sleeved frock
is favored frocks of wash silks are in delicate
pastel tones, georgette is printed or plain
you will find many frocks you need and tho
price to your liking 1
Women.
Misses.
Juniors
, ATM
Many
Clever
Frocks!
Glove Silk for Graduates
A Suggestion That Is Sure to Please
Her happy smile will tell you that you
have made a welcome choice in your gift of
glove silk lingerie a lovely fresh assortment
is here I i
Tailored Vests
$1.49 $1.98 $2.79
Bloomers
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98
Envelope Chemise
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98
Short and regular knee length bloofnf -panties,
vests and chemise all of exntiisitc
Quality and delicately colored. ,
Is Your Bathing Suit Ready
For Vacation Good Times?
Every week-end bag that is
packed from now on will include
a bathing suit 1 Surely you need
a fresh one in a becoming color 1
Our prices make one possible,
too.
WomenVOne-Piece Suits
2.98-3.98-4.98
AH wool suits medium, heavy and
extra heavy wciuhts. Whether you
really swim or just "dip" to refresh
yourself there is a suit for you,
Women's Two-Piece Suits
2.98 and 4.98
Fancy stripe effects and the popu
lar white shirt with colored trunks
9,11 wool and a range of sizes.
"Mohegans"
Something
New
1 Fashions' latest
whimsy chic One
Straps of Mohegun
Cloth to wear with
frocks of India
prints.
$6.90 .