Medford mail tribune., July 06, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

Wfrjfryftrt'tt hXft; ttlHONT. Mffn'ffOTt'H, QftEfiON, TyljlPAY, JOLV ti, 1928.
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Replaf Prices Take a Dive at MANN'S
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Mystery Surrounds Strange
. OF ILLINOIS
PROFESSOR AND
$iu
SON ARE
wime at tjfls rarK mi
Colorado-eFatfw's Con-:
ditidh Seriou Unidwiti-
fiEd Asseifeat Gets Away.
TiSTfCS I'AKK, rolo.. July
likti J'oic.Ht, III., licad (if thn (!
pxrtnieni nf education nr rnivrr
ulty of Illiiioi.s, anil hl hod, Virgil,
i', of ClindMi, N. V., aswIstHiit
proffHsor in th School of Theol
Ofy of 1 In mill on university, wore
tVDot and Heriounly wounded today
on iftcy n)cpt in a tout In tin- Ksh;n
J'Oift camp KroundN.
Tbdr unl.l.-riUI'If.l ummi 1 a n t
escaped.
Vltl, awatf'iiPfl by the xhot
Wfitrb aoundcit him In th tempi,
ran nuthble nf the lent unaware of
blfl nound.s until he felt Mood
(VbiftHng floor n IiJh fii'H', he Hald.
Utii fattier, atu wan nhni twice in
ifto Iwmplo and is moru seriously
injured. The ImiIIi'Ik wen find
tram o small caliber revolver.
No moooy nr personal eft'eets
vre taken from ih tent and
nMtUot op Itio men uas uhle to
assign a motive for the. kIiooiIiik.
tiusy wi mp herd only ihree day
fbpsiciana attending a Y. M. C
A. tnfreiui u mhos distant
fferu nu m moncd and Slolght and
htx umn ipr tab en to. a private
tlQHpltAi whore dncttirs rofusarl ud
itfiittanca to nvaiiapo(' men.
Other cp.mjjorn aroused hy the
(bootins. hastened from their tenia
ii fld nA.ionn. parh ancor.i licgan
q. Boarffi tor the aaaailant.
Tie Mhtudlnfi occmtPii hhoiily
Mrv. .litnicN left litis morn
ing for Hlvcrflfde, Calif., where sho
trill visit hvr son and ilaiiviiu-l-i..
i&if, Mr. and Aim. Kdwurd Jutue.
During the aummor thy esp't't to
tabs Mfvwral inps inc tutting u vaca
tion at h mciin. Mrs. James Jh
louttlujf forward to ihia for alio
boa nvor wn th Pacific.
Mnjr In.al rortin fas will tunc
In on tbo ve-Uly radio frolic of
the American 1-nton, Which is scl
fir 0 p. m. tonight. Thou novel
program hnvo I wen growing In
popularity nun n(t nd a Ian;
aurtiwirv i already assured for
thlH ercuina' frolic.
Xnx Monday's mooting of the
Amurian tian will he or keen i
hiierett to every tneal tjegionnuirc,
the tate convention will he the!
chief topic of diwcusflitMi. Only a I
tbv thnrt weeke remulo until the
ftledford convomion npen on An-1
mat , and evmy Iwpion member I
Witt want to hear ihe dctaila of
the three -day jiroHratn which is '
planned. Any ex-ervleo men who
buve lit yet Joined the American
&ln urv uined to dti nu at once
and to talte an active part In the,
convention August 1', 3 nod -I.
A party of Medtoid folfts climbed
M. I'll W-onnd.iy. i'OvinK their,
camp at Fish la he about 7 o'clock J
io Ihe morninB and tnrivlnu at the
aanomit at :0o in the nffinucn
In the toui a ere Mr. and Mis.'
tlydv smith of Unite Knlls. .Miss
Jean ond Mh Vera l.ncii.j
Bob I iu if ond Lawrence Dutf. They
rbport that rt was extremely cold ;
on i ho mount tun with h siion
Wind blowing.
&1-S9 J'on Mocnlver r. tuiiu'd to
Mcdrord ihio h"iiiinW after spend
rr8 a ft w week in Portland where!
fiho eieited relatives ami friends. j.
Mi . and Mrs. Kalph Lcliox lefl .
ftots- Thursday iiIkIh for Klainmli
tol(H to swnd several days w iih
letiiliven.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. It. O'I.eary of
fn-Ment t'lty, w hen he is chief
of police, are the miejti of Air,
.and Mrs. John Dai row for a wc.-k.
' P. J. llolluivny of I.ns Alicelcs
(
Calif.. arrlvc4 here this moinint
on his way to Crater Lake on a
business trip. Me is connected'
with the landscape architecture
department of the national park
seivlciiV San Krnnci'-co. Mr. llo.
Oipway Vaid ttylay that Ibis wim
about the fiHt sHiishlitf) day he
had seen for a month, h:iin: pfni
o' time rerenlly at lialnier paik.
Members or the national air lour
rominlttff will hold an important
merlin: lonlKht hi T::tn ,,t the
t 'hnmher or Commerce ror the
purpone fif outlinini.Oho reception
ut the Vt planes in arrive h
Jllly Ifi. See lev H.ill. K-neral
chairman of plan, will preside.
Jon Sornht rer, rancher at the
head of Cow CreQ r.myou in
!t)tiK'laH county, vpeiit loda h iv
trnnHnrtlnK business. 1'Q is inter
PNted in hunting mid spends all of
his are time irappinu or fi-hlni:.
I)fer nre plentiful m-nhis c.ibiu.
he mitl this moiniiiK-
Conoiy mni Iiijiyi-d
OltKOON CITV, Ore.. .liufTfi.
(A) C. (i. Kandall. iikMieulturnl
ecnnoniist or U nshlUKto'i. I . C ,
nntj J. J. lnskeep, Clackamas
rotinty n;ent, were hi Qotisly In
jured hero last nlKl whenhelr
nutoinobtle nnd on' driven by
I then I.upcr, state eiiKlnecr. cd-
InKkerp suffered n nralp wound.
In lured nhoulder, spvpral broken
rlhn nnd nevere shock. Uandnll
leee I ved ro n t ll si n h of the petv Im
nnd hack. Moth were thrown from
Ihelr sedan. Luper ewaped Injury.
Jlagn wanted nt the Mat! Tiib
une office, Jklust be clean.
Tomorrrow Is the First Day of Our Yearl Clearance
Excess Stocks Make ft Necessary to Clean Up Quantities of Seasonable Merchandise at Amazingly Low Prices
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Celanese Voile
S1.4S Values 85c
()-inci ccliiiicsc voile
in plain colors and I'itr
nrcil patterns; sheer,
coo! material for the
hot summer days. Reg
ular price $1.4"), clear
ance sale price, Q .
yard 031
Dress Prints
45c Values 19c
o2-in. wendoN'er prints,
fast colors, excellent
patterns to choose from
in hoth litfhl iind darli
coloj-s. Uenular price
"'. 'leiiraiu'e s a 1
price,
yard
19c
Corsets
$1.95 Values S1.00
Warner's and Miller's
wrap around and hack
lace corsets, carter
Kelts, up to Jtit.f):") val
ues. July sale ( "I
lu-ice, . each V
Underwear
S1.50 Values 95c
Women's gowns, print
I'a.janius. co-ed shorties,
rayon s t c pins and
lilooiiiers. all sizes and
shades, up to $1.."0 val
ues. July sale QC,,
price, each f JC
Lunch Sets
S1.25 Values 95c
")x."()-iiich lunch idolhs
with six l-.'xlJ-in. na)'
kins to match made of
unlileaclied in u s I i n,
comes in rose and hlne.
lu'L',ular pric( ' if 1. !!").
July sale prii-e,
o
A Silk,
:!i'-inch A l!C : ilk and
cotton material, lii;ht
patterfw, fast colors.
Iveuular iri.-( 'l.'ic. ,lul-
0
sale price
49c
o Muslin
' 1 aisy q lileai-hed inus
in. '' in. wide. U'cu-
ar price l!)c. oSalW'daw
only
vard
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
EXTRA SPECIALS ON SECOND FLOOR
S2.50 Wash Blouses slmhtlv
$2.50 All Wool Sweaters, special, each SL95
$7.95 Slin
MT ' " o
Children's S1.50 Wash
Children's S2.75 Wash
Children's S4.75 Wash
Children s S6.95 Wash
Women s bilk and Wool
Women's Flannel Skirts now ! !$6!95
K'ayou hlooiners slight Iv soili
i1.-"i0 values. July sale, pair
I Pure Gum Rubber
Aprons
$1.50 values 69c
Carmen Hair Nets
15c values 5c
Toilet Articles
?3c value 39c
ToiM Articles,
o
46c vda.esj) 19c
Cretonne AprouS;
48c valutts, 15cj,
Bathing Shops,
O
O
$1.25 values 69c
Women's Union Suits
i $1.19 values 69c
Damask Top Pillows
with
'loss. K(uul;n prit'i'
I 1 1
50
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i
l.i. .Inly s;n pni'i
i 'in n ti
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Begins Tomorrow-A Sweeping
OefiiiMfflcc
Of COATS and DRESSES
Every Dress Must Go
S19.75 Values S6.50
H") dresses in this lot made of flat
crepes, georgettes, satins, tub silks
and prints, all new styles, good sizes,
up to $ 1 .().7." values. J?
July sale price, each PO.OU
$22.50 Dresses $9.75
Just 35 wonderful dresses in this lot.
Made of the very best silk and wool
materials in plain and fancy colors,
one- and two-piece stylos; 'sold ail
season up to sfs2'J.r(. July jQ
sale price, each .... ' J
AAV WW 9XajU
Dresses 95c
Dresses i qc
Dresses.. . . . .$3.9$
Dresses $4.95
Skirts nnw 1 QC
color:
$1.00
JULY CLEARANCE OF HATS
Every Hat Must Go
0 $7.50 Values $2.95
KH) delightiful little hats in wo'n
derlul styles, soft luggage hats
for vacation and siiorts wear.
up to
.rii'e.Ueach$2.95
j.iuiy sale pri
1(150 Values $4.95
KH) lo;;ly new hats, one of a
k& for d'(ys wear. Medii(.ft
liriin sidles for general wear
in all the newest shapes, colors
and slvlo. up to lti.."il) value-.
ly sale $4.95,
Co f "THE STORE FOB EVERYBODY
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AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS
Every Coat Must Go
S20.00 Spring Coats S 10.00
27.50 Spring Coats 13.75
35.00 Spring Coats 17.50
All Other Coats Reduced
Ensembles at Half Price
$27.50 Ensembles $13.75
45.00 Ensembles 22.50
47.50 Ensembles 23.75
All New Styles and Good Colors
Half Price Sale of Dresses
40 Wonderful Styles in this Lot
$32.50 Dresses $16.25
37.50 Dresses 18.75
45.00 Dresses 22.50
The above dresses are the latest spring productions of 'An
thony," "Peggy Paige", and many other high class manu
facturers. Be Sure You See These Tomorrow
Betty B a x 1 e y wash
dress, new styles, fast
$j.95
colors, $2.50
values, ea. . .
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47.50 Dresses 23.25
55.00 Dresses 27.50
65.00 Dresses 32.50
Sleeveless drosses made of
voiles, prints and
dies, values up t
organ-..!l.-.
Julv sale price.
each WJ.UIJ
Theme Silk Hose
$1.95 values $1.59
Voile Stepins
69c values 39c
Linen Huck Towels
39c values 25c
, Children's Vests
59c values 50c
O Children's Panties
?9c values 65c
o
Children's Dresses
$i.2S cities 89c
36ificB Cretonoes
23c fluef) 15c
o
"" ' Tig4cigfe ToWlf
MiC-inch hue and0 Turkish
lowets with f;!icy borders, 'J."n-
values. Jrdy sale pi'ice. J QQ,
each
o o
Saturday Store
Hours 8 A. ML
to 8:30 ?. M.
Shop Early 1
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Silk Hosiery
$2.50 Values 25c
In order lo el e a n up
quickly , s o nre... darli
shades of silk hosiery
we will sell Saturday
while they last wom
en's chiffon and serv
ice chiffon and service
silk hose that sold al!
season from l.LT) to
"ill a pair, in dark
colors only. 15c here
early if you want a
pair at
25c
Underwear
$1.25 Values 69c
Women's and misses'
chemise made of voile
and nainsook, trimmed
with lace and dainty
hand embroidered de
signs. Regular price
fl. !!", clearance sale
rice,
69c
eac
Shopping Bags
$1.45 Values 19c
You will have to hurry
if yon want one of these
black oil cloth shopping
bags painted in cheer
ful floral designs 1 hat
sold jit .fM.4."). Julv sab-
i9c
Infants' Vests
Infants' silk and wool
vests and bands, values
up t 1.7."; Julv sale
!;:::,: i9c
Toilet Articles
50c Values 39c
l!ou tjon's a tj t r a c tive
dusting powder jar
containing powder and
I'luffy puff to match.
Hoiiton's perfumes in
lovely painted bottles.
u e g u i h r. oUc values,
hily ;salo price,
each
39c
o Hand Bags o
$7.05 Values $4,45
Wi$ien's handbags in
styles iapes and
colors, made of silk vel-$-t
and JeatherettePup
i
io .t(.!i..a-alues. Julv
xeff pricco
each .
$4.45
in iniiim
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