Medford mail tribune., July 20, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

rrvi WRDFOfifi ICU: TRIBUNE. MF.DFOBH, OTJF.OON, FRIDAY, JULY 20, lf)2S.
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; N OMATTER WHAT THE PRICE-
MAMJV3
FAILS 10 AGREE
It "
Afu-r n fi-w liour." ' llvr-ly rlls-
cunsimi, pro iiml run. n-KanlinK 111
jniittcr of buying ;i luhhnitt Kn
incmlK'i's of i he CIrmut Molt'onl
club at a luncheon iwotlntf unlay
t tin- Hotel Mi-dfofd .went on roc
Qfil In favor of tuhlini; the follow
ing motion:
That tin option on the I.uko
Ryan home on the corner "f li;ii t-j
letl nnrt J:irkon street fur S'.on
he reinlned, with estlnnitc lo Ite ,
peeu red on the cost of a new build-'
Inj?. i
Another meeting of the club will ,
lie called In the near future, nt
which lime final action will b-. i
taken. j
1 ttxnt yen r the 2 n t h a n n I versa ry !
of the ornaiii'iitinn was c')ctialcd, i
but In all that time the w onion
liave never had n cliihhniiNe. In
the pant there have been UK many1
as 300 member, but at present
there are only fin. i
There Is a great deal of enthusi
asm in the club about the proposed
qua riers. several teas and parties i
being already tentatively planned '
for the near future, according to!
Mrs, U. V. Williams, president of!
the club. 1
.lust as soon as It became known
around town that (he vmn'n con-j
template! buying a hoiiKP, suuues-!
lions began coming thick and fast
as to the good points of this mid!
that place, until at the meeting;
today eight houses were brought,
up for consideration.
IS BADLY HURT
V'railcis l'reseott, nil employe of;
11m California Oregon power ciun-j
pany, received Injuries this nfier-'
noon about the lace and head In,
an accident while setting poles hi:
this city. His condition at pn ss
tltnu this afternoon was reported
us favorable, but no thorough de- (
tei-mlnallon had been made of his1
hljuries. i
The accident took place In thej
alley in the rear of the Farmers)
and Fruitgrowers bank when a
pole which a crew of men were j
raising .fell anil struck Prescott j
a glancing blow. He whs rushed'
Immediately to the Sacred limit!
hospital, where he will probably!
bo confined for seveml days. I
A FLYING SCHOOL1
Tex Hankln uf the Hunk In Fly
ing Service. Inc., of Portland will
open a flying school here early,
next week, with II. ('. Anders in
churge. and Humid Sanders, local
flyer, UN Instructor. Classen will
lie held every evening, for a ma -1
tours and beginners in flying. (
A Travelalr biplane will be'
Used at first, but later It Is th" 1
Intent ion to secure t wo l!ya n
broughams, and use linm In In-'
struct Ion anil mtei ui -ban and
southern Oregon and northern
California passenger service. The
two men flew here in Harold San
ders' plane, accompanied by Fre.1
(". Sanders, the pilot's father. j
SEE WORKOUTS
Hassan Mu ha mined, the I'er
rlbi'.s Tin 1 is expected to arrive
this evening from Sun Finn'i;o
for his match next .Monday night
With Ceoige I Hicareiit, tin l!lls
sian Cossack, at the armory, under
the nusplces of the Fugled' loduc
Ducurcnt and ltull Montana, who
will refcrte the bout, are ex
pected tit arrlvo tomrorow even
ing by motor, according to .Match
maker Jack Woed.
l'rc partitions for .Monday night's
card are complete and Wood Is
optimistic, over present indica
tions of a large attendance. -:.l
Jlcmmer, Miillmd L'10-puiind ama
teur wrestler, and Ha Ititter. 1!.I
pound Cold Hill grappler. who
claMi In a special event, ate to
go t h rough workouts tonight a:
Iho arnioty, wtu-rn the public, is
Invited lo watch litem obtain les
sons from tin ir Imtnictor, JacU
Wood.
HOT: CALL A HOLIDAY
WASHINGTON. July 20.--t,Vi - -The
oppressive heat In Washington
todny pro nipt eii covet nment of fi -cials
to excuse departnii-nliil em
ployes generally lor ihe nfionoon
For the past few day those cm-
loyes housed in temporary war
time HtruotureM have been permit
ted to leave their desks at noon.
The t mpenittire In tin street klo-k
hero wan flft nt 1 o'clock this after,
noon. About n dozen prosii at ions
had been reported.
Cloudy Weather.
Wnshlnglon and Oregon: Fair
onst. cloudy west portion tonight
and Saturday; no change In t'tn
jiernture or humhllty. depth to
moderate norths est w inds on the
coaat.
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1000 Silk, Wool, and Wash Dresses Go on Sale at
Mann's Saturday at Less than the Cost of Materials!
Be on Hand Early Before the Best Bargains Go. Store Opens at 8 a. m., Closes at 8:30 p. m.
$20.00 Dresses
$9.75
$15.00 Dresses
$5.95
mm
mm
100 beautiful silk, wool and flan
nel dresses in long sleeves and
sleeveless styles; eliie new
styles iiiid colors and sizes, val
ues up to ip 1.1.00. July Sale pric
Saturday, (t QG
each
Anthony and Malouf Dresses on Sale Saturday
at HALF PRICE
$19.50 Anthony Dresses, now .
.t.10..1() Anthony Dresses, now .
MD.IO Malouf Dresses, now .
.f7f).")0 Antlionv Dresses, now
L.
$24.75
$29.75
$34.75
$39.75
Big Reductions on Korrect, Applebaum and Stearns and Robert
son's Dresses
" - : '. - H ,
Silk Ensembles Half Price I 20 Per Cent Off on Suits j
"0 charming new silk dresses
and wool ensembles every one
of llieni desirable in eolor, style
and sizes. Sold all season up to
sr20.no. .Tulv Sale CQ 7
price Sat., 'each . I J
Spring Coats at Half Price
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VIP
A Saturday Sale of Hot Weather Dresses
Betty Baxley
Voile, dimity and print dresses.
Over 100 to choose; from, guar
anlccd fast color. Real sjtf.fiO
values, .lulv Sale price, Salur-
$1.95
July Sale of
Silks
$3.45 Values, $1.95
.Anolher bin' purchase of the famous Stehli
silks enables us to sell -10-inch heavy weight
washable suede crepes, flat crepes, canlon
crepes, Yo Sau silk and georgette crepe in a
wonderful line of choice shades for dresses,
slips, etc. Ix'eal values up to !.!-"- July sale
$1,95
price,
vavd
40-Inch Figured Georgette and
I'ons t hat sold all season at
if-. !", Saturday, vard
crepe eh if-
$1.49
Pongee Silk, best VI niomme iiiali1y, regular
7.1c value, on sale Salui'dav A.kn
at. vard '.
S6.95 Dresses S3.50
A "-roup of 100 wash dresses,
made of fasl colored prints,
voiles and dimities, all tfood
si vies, sold 1111 id Mi.!)"). .J 1 1 1 -
Sale price,
e.'icll
up lo (!.!);"
$3 50
S9.50 Dresses,S7.95
2") exclusive new voile dresses,
nicely trimmed with lace and
organdies; come in beautiful
shades; all sizes. Keal
values. .Inly Sale QC
Millinery for Saturday
Felts are Smart S6.75
Felts are njjain the leading hat fashion, so of
course, you'll find them here by the dozens,
1he new season's models are liirht, soft and
attractively styled, chic turban effects, flop
iy 1,Vies, jii'ikes and cloches in sports, tailor
ed and semi-dress types. They come, in the
newest popular shades, $6 75
300 Summer Hats at S1.00 and S1.95
Here's a Real Surprise for You Saturday You'll be thrilled
with Ihe selection and amazed at the values, $1.00 and $1.95.
Silk and Cotton Crepes
95c Values 79c
:i(i-inch silk and cotton crepe and
fine iiualilv ravon in washable
colors, !).")c values,
Saturdav, vard
79c
Figured Lawns
35c Values 29c
:'(!-inch dainty figured lawns
and plain colors, in voiles, tub
fast colors, :!.r)c values, O Q
Saturdav, vard CX)V,
Happy Home and
Wirthmor
Wash Dresses
lust, in, made of fast-colored
prints and dimities, all sizes;
new slvles. Heal $2."0 values.
$L.OO
Save on Domestics
SHEETS 81x90 size, made of a good
in;. Keular $1.20 value,
;rade of sheet;
u on
Saturday, each v."
TOWELS Iflx.lK Turkish bath towels plain and
with fancy borders, up to 40c values, 00
FANCY CREPE BED SPREADS Come in ftold.
blue, rose and lavender stripes, up to djl QC
t2.9.-) values. Saturday, each
WHITE NAINSOOK 'M inches wide, up to' 3Qr
()!)c values, on sale Saturday, yard
Rayon Drapery Material
:( inches wide in stripes and figures, values QC
up to sf1.-l-". very special, Saturday, yd IOC
See Display in Window
Ruffled Curtains
Colors blue and white, rose and white, and gold and
white, yards long. Regular price $1.10 pair.
2 Pair for S1.00
JULY CLEARANCE SALE SPECIALS!
Save Money on Every Item Saturday
85c Hose 49c
Women's rayon silk hose, good
(iiality in all colors and sizes,
values up to S.'ic on sale zJQq
See Display In Window yfl N
y
I ,:-7
S3.50 Hose S1.45
Women's Kayser. (iold Maid
and Ihulington Hire silk hose,
service and chiffon weight, all
colors, up to if-."( values, Sat
urday,
1 '''
$1.45
Underwear
S1.95 Values 89c
Women's Corselettes made
of cout il with inserts of elas
tic over hips. Corselettes
with inside hells, all sizes,
up to jfl.!).") values, OQ
Saturdav. each .. . 03,C
See Display in Window
Voile Gowns
In plain and figured pat
terns, trimmed in lace, 1.7"
dines, satur- d i nn
day. each 1 .UU
Hand Made Gowns
Made of line nainsook, all
shade?, and sizes, val
,.es.(Sa,u,,f:,y. $LQQ
C ' "THE STOReTfOW EvTeVBODY" ; j
Hand Bags
S3.95 Values, S2.89
Women's pouch and en
velope hand bags in patent,
snake, grain and fancy
leather, all colors, up to
$..Vi values, 0 OA
Saiurday. each . V.OU
See Window Display
Ever Ready Rubber
I j Aprons
Aprons in gay colored
prints, organdie trimmed,
b'eglular .ft. 10 values. Sal
unlay. , QQC
each 'V
$-J.'J. Sport" scarfs iJl.W
cadi.
Remnant)
Saturday
U)f.-RO.OvN
Montag Stationery
liy the pound in dainty
shades and w h i t e. One
pound of paper and two
packages of envelopes, a
good ij-'l..")!) value, on 7Q
sale Saturday I V
Children's Rompers
and Creepers made of ging
hams and broadcloths, all
sizes. Regular price .1.1.".
on sale Saturdav, QC
cadi UDQ.
Boudoir Pillows
Stamped on organdie and
voile, hemstitched and ready
to embroider, up to !)."e val
ues, Saturdav, ' Q .
each
"!c Neckwwr, lirtr.
Infants' 1. iC) Dresses $1
Children's hose. ".!( values
;o 1JV pair.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterna
A Sale for Men (
1
at Mann's Saturday
Men's 2-Pants Suits
In the. new fall styles all made of 100r;, pure
virgin wool, priced
S35.00 to S45.00 each
See Them in Main Street Window
Men's S25.00 and S35.00 Suits
At S19.50 Saturday
These suits are made of all-wool materials and
are hund-t adored. '
Kuppenheinikr, Vashougal and Stamford
XA'I lONAU.Y KNOWN SITI'S for men that
sold all season from :.".0tl to
1.1.00. on sale Saturday, suit 4itt.O J
$1.75 Pajamas Special, $1.48 Pair
Men's Athletic Union Suits
75c Values on Sale.at 2 Suits for $1.00
Mn't PanU
20 off
s:;..1l) values
!?MHt varies
I.IMi values
(i.OO values
7.10 values
....$2.80
.... 3.20
.... too
... 1.80
.... G.00
Mn't Felt
Dres Hatt
fl.OO values ....$4.00
'.00 value.?.... -1.90
.(H) values .... 6.40
MT..00 values S?
Special for Boys
lioyft' 11. .10 wash suits SI.
Hoys' two-ieee ajams.
middv and coat stvles. 1.10
values. S1.00 pair.
'J0r;. discount n boys' and
men's bathing 'suits!"
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