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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1928)
rtfitt arc fTODFOTtTl mm TRTBTOrTC, fTEDFORD, OREOON",' FRIDXY, KTOFST-3T;-1928."'' Young Men's School Clothes We Have em AH the new patterns in Wool Sweaters and Trousers Special $4.95 Broadcloth Shirts, $1.50 and $1.95 The Men's Shop Next to Rialto E. W. LEE INJURED MEMBER LIST AND COST OF LINDY PARTY I OF; BOOKS USED TO RETURN HOME! BY GRADE PUPILS Marry Itecil, a director in (lie LnuiH-conlJiienla passenKor air linn to Ix'-'ifn operations next May lm twoHii I.os Angeles and Xew Vori;, City next spring, will leave by am- bnlnnce .tomorrow mornliiK for bin linme in I'orlland, after bavins I .sustained a broken )e last Sun ;day evenins at 'ibe Harry Scott and Nion Tucker summer liome tiirt side of 1'rospeet. Heed re ceived tbe broken limb when be jumped .six or eii:bt i'eet from the cabin porcli, accordin.-; to late re ports. Iteed has been a patient at the Community hospital, where yester day Colonel Charles A. Lindboiv.h, America's I .one Kale. called upon him for a short time. The colonel is the consul tins expert for the same company of which Hoed is a director and was at the Scott cabin last Sunday when the acci dent occurred. Text books m in the first .eibt Rindes ot tlie-iii, .Mcdfurd schools, with price for! eiich as nnnnum-fd by Superinten- j 1 3, dent H. Hedrlek. are as follows: 14, First "A" J rude ir. Xew Tteacon Finsi Reader $ .'10 Klson First Reader 60 j WriiitiK manual to be loaned , by school. Art crayons, 8 colors 10 j 1. IVm-il tablet NxIO in 10 j I'encil OS 1 . Bk. IF-Hriif.nim & Me Fai'lftne 1.0B ;;nslifb Series. Hook 111 cFartden tlS Jntiioi- High School Lit erature, Hook I Klson Keck (for groups I and 11 .40 ft. Reading and lAving, Hook 1 If ill fc I.yman fnr group III.) Note: Pupils should not pur chase either (S) or O) until advised which one to purchase by the head of the Kngli.sh department. used this yenrliA. Fencil tablec, KxlO-i'n in 1'en tablet, Sxio-ln la Ink furnfhed by 'school. Ruler 10 Pencil as Penholder and pens 10 ! First "It" (inuiv .Ww lieaeou Primer (Olson Primer Writing manual to be loat by school. Pencil tablet KxlO in .... Art crayons, X color.-, Pem-il A Croup 1 and II SS.(4 Croup III SS.20 KiKhih "H" mid "A" Cm. Irs Arithmetic. Urown - Kld- redge. P.ook 111 K.73 Writing .Manual to be loaned by school. Sl.'IS 3. .Ww World Spelter, Ill .52 j 4. I'. S. History fiordy I -.tin ..S .lift ii. Our flovei nment Davis -r,tl j & McClure 1 .00 d j (!. Productive Fiinn'K, Davis 1.2K Comprehensive Standard Diet. Funk & AVannalls.. 1.00 Knlish Series, Hook III McFadden 98 10 ! 10 j OS ; SSI. 41 Throe new fires, I wo. in the Ap plcuatc. sect ion ol thn Crater nat ional forest, and otio on stale land from some, unknown broke out yeslerday afternoon, nil lUnck well Hill near Cold Hill ol ! court in ry origin which burned over f ItOO acres of Krass ami lirusb in j the Apple-xale section above the ' Wm. Matney ranch and which '. storting about 4 p. m. althoufih 1 now under control was Kt 111 doing 1 patrolled by II lira fighters today. ; The other national forest fire in ; (he AppleKate sect ion started on 1 Poormans creek about 3 p. in. and j before coming under control buru I ed over an area of one eii;hl Ii acre I En brush, grass and Iwh. This j ffrn is (bought, to have originated from Home careless smoker. Tho fins on stain land started ause on 11 wnirii urn rtMiiiriKii in iinoir conirol bin still being patrolled, :t::!0 n. nt., and had burned over ; an nrea of nil iicreH of brusii and The most, serious of (hbi trio of ' grass before il came under con- bl:rer- was one of supposed In- trot. I : i : 1 1 1 , 1 X. A UK. 3 I .iff) 1 1 ugo SUnncs, Jr., son of Ibe late Gor man Industrial baron, was held to day without hail pending Investigii tinji of alleged malfeasance in cer tain financial transactions. Tho examining jmlgo refused to admit bail because be fearer) that if Klinnes continued at liberty he ink-lit destroy Incriminating evi drliec said lo have ln-i-n discov er"d at bis home. Tbe arrest, which resulted from the fuel ibat Slinnes' secretary, Von Wn Idow, unloaded upon his chief charceM originally launched against himself, evidently took the former by surprise. f'leai) rags Trihime of fie Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbuiic-VIrglu Station wan led at the Mail tr Alt3tt$llllg-!()tf-tl , I ! Friday, August :tl . 8 to !i p. m. Medfnrd ; KeaHy Hoard. I Sitluiday, S pt. I. Il:"0 to Hi White Kin;; 1 Soa p 'o. 10 to II People's Klectric ( 'o. 11 to 1 L' lieelte I & Kindle Service Station. l;! to 12:30 Prospect lie sort. i:t.:tO to 1 : :t 0 Wit hum Music Co. Second "A" (irade Xew Heacoti Header, Second. .$ .Ii I :ison Second Header Writing manual to be loaned by school. Progressive Music Hook I Supplementary Music Uooli (later) Xew World Speller, Hook I... Pencil tablet KxlO-in Pencil .' An Crayons, S colors .it-bk. -Hill .i;s !. Junior Hlirh School oral tire- Klson-Keck 11 (Ki-oups 1 and II ). Ift.i Heading and Living- and Lyman (for gp. Ill) Note: Pupils should nit pur chase cither hooks (10) or (It) until advised which one to purchase by tbe head of the Knglish department S2.1 Second "II" Grade , Xew lieacun First Heailcr S . I :iscn First Ht-mler w Ht-acon Second Header) later) J, f KIsihi Second Header (later) jXVw World Speller, Hook I .... r,i Writing .Manual to be loaned 5, 1 by school. j Progressive Music Hook I Supplementary .Music Hook (later). ; Pencil lulilet KxlO-in f Pencil I Ai t Crayon.-:, s colors Pencil tablet, fix f)-in.. Pen tablet, Sxll)-in , Penholder and pens Kuler ... Pencil : Ink furnished by school. .lift , ..tie j Groups I : Croup 111 I) Kx. ml II SS.flti Ye Letter Box Department Stores IN THE WEST ARTHUR HUBBS, Manager School Opening Sale Saturday Breier clothes the school children 'simply, charmingly and inexpensively. That's tackling for mothers one of their biggest and most perplexing problems. BREIER'S PRIZE DRES S GROUP . $9.90 Featured' in nil I'reier stores ;ind now veco'nized as a master value in style dresses Tor y(uiig .uirls. , Sizes 14 to HS., 'I'horo nro Kntutnv. colliulu( n Rlvlcti hi rVmio. crcno do flilno. crono baclt Kilt In illlfl lint oVeno. Tnildl'iMl niul dressy. This low prlri) Ki'iii nr 51I.H0 hi'lliKH I'Vorylhlntt a .vmillK tilrl Imilis (nt 'li il dn's ncwiicsH. mnnrlni'SH, ;nod milt i-fiiii and luls id' style. It's only lulr to wiy Unit Hii'ho modclH would not lin ovi'IiiIi-imI lit Slfi, hut lln'lcr'a policy ol uiiihs huylllK (lenionslnilos our IcndiM' Hhlp ill stylo mid viiIiiivkIvIiik with Ihuso wondoilul xllk rroi lia at only $9.90. Broadcloth Trimmed Print ed Frocks Sizes 2 to (i with malcliinu' panties. Kiii'ht or 10 different models dunior models, sizes 10 to H. $1.95 W'p know till tionular prlco ri-oiiii will i'imcIto an pnlliimlasllc wolromo. for In It will hp round just tin- Idnd of lrocls Kills wear lui'rli lo upliool anil Just Iho kind of Iroi-ks niolhi'i's solcol lor lliplr Kills, Iippiiusp thp malPilal is of A l qualily and will stand lots of lnumlprltiK. Sweet fllrlish models, crisp, new and charming. See them. I'rplty rolor prrppts In Iiannmil7.ini: and tontinstliiK polors. Si oivs of pallorns. . Vnlups surh as Hipsp usually spII not loss than $2.118.. lrfiitK hIppvph nnd half slpovon. $1.49 Group of Washable Printed Frocks These are simplified models of tlie higher priced group, and well worthy t investiga tion. Wash Frocks Guaranteed Tub-Fast Wo have given good .material, we-have had A- workman ship put into them, and we guarantee Iho colors, both as to fabric and trimming isn't that a lot to bo able to say for a frock which we sell for tho small sum of $1 f Fine etmnt . prints, in delight ful girlish models, which are made suitable for school wear. Cut in lots of different, models and made for lots of wear. Sizes 2 to .12. with bloomers- Sizei to 8 $1.00 Sweaters Those are collegiate models tho snap and style which the older boy prefers. Mostly pull-overs and sport patterns. Combinations of bright colors. Some with interwoven rayon patterns. V-nooks. Sizes IS4 to 12. $2.98, $3.48 and $3.98 Blazers For young men .All-Wool blazers in many combinations of small, medium and larger plaids. Mutton front. All wool knit, bottoms, Regular anil convertible collars. $3.79, $4.48 $4.95 Caps For young men. In many new cloths. . Large assortment of plaids, also some plain colors. Some piece tops and others all one-piece. Rayon and silk lining. Cood leather sweat-, baud. $1.69 and $1.98 Shirts For young men . 'Mostly broadcloths and a few high, grade percales and prints, in all the new patterns brought out for fall. Some with dark A Third "I!" and "A" Cradps NVw ill. aeon Third ltpadcr S Klson Third Header VII Arithinetlrul lOssentials. Ilk. 1 .Hii New Wirld Spoiler, liuoli I ii:! Writing manual lo ho loaned by school. Shepherd CeoKraphy for lirldnners 0(1 OroKi-esslve Musie Itook I Supplementary Musie nook (later) I'eneil tablet SxlO-ln I'enell ..' I'M! lablei XxHI-in I'eliholdor and Pens killer Ink furnished by school. Art Crayons, X eolors .IIS .US .10 .or. .10 .10 .10 .10 A FATHER WRITES To tho Kdllorj 1 iiavp hpoii un expectedly hrnuRliI Inln n lipelll iar position perlainiiiK m thP stal ninry eharRo aKiiinsi. my boy. In explanation lo my friends and the piiblie, will say wlih nil hu man sympathy to tho hoy and Kill that 1. don't nnd never did support i any inhumane or unlawful acts. And feel content when I do unto others as I'd wish other to do unto me. .... It is hard that our children are destined us such examples, yet if (he lesson will ho of benefit to qtliers I am content. 1 don't know her or whence she came, yet the jilrl and her parents have my pro found sympathy and must express here. I'd bo ple'ased to enjoy theirs. Thankini! you nil for any qnnil yon may he uhlc to. do. I am ('. .1. 11 A AS. backgrounds, laundered col to 17. Soft and somi- lars. Sizes l l'i 95c, $1.49, $1.75 and $1.95 Blazers Mlazers with zip per front, closing, heavier w o i gh t nnd better work manship. $5.48 SHOES For the bigger boys. Sizes to In those three low price groups which Mreier is featuring rpialitv shoos, there is a large selection of ox fords which include the substantial staples as well as the novoltv "collegiate" styles which nro the "last word" on the'eampus! Tho models are too diversified to attempt description. Hut we urge you to see them. $2.98, $3.48 and $3.98 Pants Nro cur Tiro $2.98 and $3.98 1 roups ! ' S4.74 Vonvtli "IV mifl "A" firnrtcs 'itolt'iilus Fourlll Ucjut.-r S .80 i Arithn.otlciil Kss.-ntials, Mk. 1 j .Ww World Spoiler. Honk II.. .S2 ! Potter, .losohki' & Fillet i Onil iitul Written Kniillsh, I i:oik l SO 'Writ. nt? msinujil m In; loaned liy school. I llrlKliiim it- Mi'Furlnno ls- ' Mcntiuls of Coonriiphy, hk. 1 1 .! 0 Progressive .Musk-, Pook 11 "1! , SuppleineTitiiry Musitt Hoolc (Inter). i Funk & Wanniills Compre hensive Stiiiulard Diet 1.00 Pem-11 tablet SxlO-in .10 ! P-n tnhlel Xxio-lm lrt Penholder and pens .10 Penell .0" : Ruler .10 Ink furnished by sehonl, 1 Pahtls for art work furnished i by yehool. $t;.:u rillh "H" and "A" tirades P.olenius Fifth liender $ ,S4 ; Arithnietieal lessen., P.ook tl .7'-' ; Writing manual loaned by I sehonl. New World Speller, Pook II.. .R2 Potter, .leshke (iillet Oral and Written Kiurlish, P.k. I .St i Winstow Healthy I. i v I n b. Uok 1 70 MriKhain -X- MeFarland Ks- SeiittnlH of ieoRniphy, bk. t 1.40 Hero Tales front History i (iordy '.. S3 j Progressive Musie Pook II 72 Supplementary Mil sir Pook t later). Funk Wamialls Com p. ! Standard Oieiionnry Penell tablet SxlO-in Pen tablet Sxl 0-in Penholder and pens Ink furnished by sehonl. Uuler Pencil : Paints for art" work furnish ed by school. $7 Sixth "II" and "A" Ci-arios Polenius Sixth Header $ Arithmetical Kssential. P.k. I .7 Writing manual loaned by school. Potter, .lesehke & unlet oral nnd Written KnKllsh, Hook I . (Mark. Povvn .t Plue School History of Oregon Wlnslow Healthy l.lvinp. Pook U SS Prig ham MeFnrlane lis- centials of Oeoitvnphy, b. II t.Pfl Intermediate Musie Pook. Citm A Co New World Speller. Pook II.. .''2 Funk -ft WaunulN Compre hensive Standard Diet 1.00 Pencil tablet NKlO.fn I Pen tablet, sxia-in lo Ink rtirntshed by school. Uuler . . . .- .10 Penholder and pens v ... .10 Pencil o; Paints for art work furnished by school. Total without music book SS.tf Seventh "II" nnd "A" Armies 1. Arithmetic Brown-Kid-redne A Co.. Pook III . $.73 2. Writing Manual to be loaned by school. 3. New World Speller, h. Ill .R2 -1. P. S, History tlordy 1.00" ft. Essentials o( Qoocrnphy, noovi:it skks iiimsi:pf (Conlinuotl from Page One.) ! movement to place hhn in the I White House. He made it plain thai whiie he! ! was concerned with his own cum- jpaiKn, he also was determined to' keep the democrats in control of! the government of New York, lie urged the stat . leaders to ''get) actively on the job' and preach the duty of registration to "every-! body that comes within the circlet of our Influence." j lie said lie was convinced, it' : he sized up the sentiment of thei people of tho state correctly. Hint 1 they do not want a change -in' party administration. After an active day of visiting around the exhibition houses, pos ing for photographers with bot tles of milk and thoroughbred Pelgian horses that looked more like three fire truck animals in one hide, nnd taking in the trot ting races, the governor tool; , train for Albany that arrived just in time for him to listen in nt the executive mansion on the Hot Springs acceptance speech of his running mate, Senator llohinson nt Arkansas. ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 31. (h Miles yesser Fox, 19-year old slnr on whom Navy had built hi-;h hopes for its coming football seas on, died early today after suffer ing a sunstroke nt football prac- tico yeslerday afternoon MOST people know tin's absolute 1 antidote for nam, but arc you caret ul i to say Bayer when you buy it? Ami Ho you always give a glance to see Bayer on the box and the word ' genuine printed in red? It isn't 'the! genuine Bayer Aspirin without ill At drugstore always has Bayer, with the ' woven directions tucked in every box: ! Alrfn It (far tra)f mirk of titter Minifetnrt of M9cettctttdeittr of SilKjllcactd Steward APPAREL " SHOP 103 N. Central Ave. From $1 00 to ' $25m 200 Smart Fall Dresses The sort of frocks Hint will go smartly to tho office, 'luii-ieoii"sn"itl tciV.".' 'FrocKs "with details ol' cliiiriiiins' tiTncioiisiioss flmt liosjicnk tho new fall season. Such lovely materials as satin, georgette, chiffon aiul repp! Sizes .11-52. Reasonably Priced at . $10 and $15 100 New Coats Just in We have spared no effort, to make this Hie greatest coat event we have ever offered, ('oats that were made to sell for much more money than $15.00 $18.95 $25.00 Sizes 14 to 52 Models for Women and Misses A Hat to Complete Every Outfit r-n ill .10 I la! II Prevents Misunderstanding in Property Deals When You Put Them in ESCROW And in addition to incomparable service that relieves j 4 uulu iuumcal ana umc consnming aewuis ESCROW eliminates dangers arising from misunder standings and nrntprto th -f uj cerned. Put your property deals in ESCROW the mo ment the terms arc agreed to, and be assured of quick and harmonious negotiations. $7.50 Tor any niount to $7500 value $i wr Jiooo for Ksitows from M:oo to jjj.ono 50 cents per $1000 for amounts from t.'S.OOO up Jatkson County Abstract Co. ESCROW DEPARTMENT 121 E. Sixth St, ' Phone 4y
