Medford mail tribune., November 27, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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" FEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD, X)llKOO. TTESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 12S.
PAGE SEVEN '
TOYS REFLECT
MODERN LIFE
AND INDUSTRY
Children This Year to Re
ceive Miniature Duplica
tions of Real Worth Air
planes, Autos, Dolls and
Furniture Shown in Local
Stores.
(By Mary Greiner)
Toyland. toylnnd. little girl and boy
laud. -
Once you dwell within it, you are
ever happy then.
'Childhood's joyhuid, mystic; merry,
toyland ;
Once you pass its borders, yo'.i
cau ne'er return uKuln:
Hut something has happened in
toyland. since the days when those
lines were written. No longer the
I child of today "seeks painted tri-
ifles and fantastic toys, and eagerK
i pursues Imaginary joys."
Instead, one can picture the moil-
' em child. collariiiR a somewhat de
crepit Santa, Clans, In his attempt
j to struddle tlia chimney, and
speakinu thus: "Say, old thins.
'snap out of your second childhood
and shoot along a few real utilities
constructed ;u miniature propor
tions. I.ut for loudness sake, don't
neglect any of the essential de
tails. My time is too valuable to
. waste."
' Santa Cuius has snapped out of
it. He has been rejuvenated to the
extreme of practical lines. A visit
. to Medford's toyland this year will
impress one somewhat like Retting
a blrd'seye view of America's com
plete domestic and Industrial life.
A painstaking effort to carry out
the minutest detail in these minia
ture duplications is impressive.
No longer will the young men
nml wumen of tender years toler
ate tin wagons or cheap whistles,
rubber 'balls, or dolls that snap
apart on their connecting rubber
inside.
Airplane Vogue
The tin wagon hus been replaced
by the miniature airplane that can
actually fly, in some instances lor
more than SOU t'eet. Lindy planes
with complete motor attachments,
run by electricity, are among the
more popular toys of Santa's list
this year, and have already been
ordered in large quantities from
the local toylands.
Then there are the sturdy brown
army trucks, that could stand years
nf toyland warfare. In tact, llu-se
New Dolls Instructive
Voice with smile wins i
"sVl h& il!,
I Dolls tllnl cHtutiite, n.s well us niiiiit, nit the product of tier- j
j man toy milkers for iimmIimh youngsters (ini-tiiins. Tlie one at i
.lltr left it'ii'.X-'iit.s Julius IIiibiKT's ruinous ''I'ortnilt of n ilrl."
i At the right. I- the (.eriiuin iilen f an Ainericnii Indian.
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jand the other trucks and wagons ; Hut even In this realistic age.
i sold this year are so solidly built ; toyland hus some flights of Imugl-1
: tnai a inn grown man can jump nuuon mat serve ns oaiauciug ui-
jon top of them without any ill of- forts. There is the futuristic gi-
fects. , ruffe w th a colorful neck stretch-
Complete fire departments are 1 ng out of the patches of blue and
going to be owned by some bovs : green. There is the quevr looking
In Medford after December 25, be- elephant, which has a suggestion
i cause several of Santa's lists ; of the sea about him maybe he's
showed them. And what a thrill l""t whale, nnil there nro dolls
: these red demons with their lull- '" enigniutlc countenances. There
'. tiers, and bell and motors, will glvo ' puzzles, to bo sure, and will
i tho ambitious young "tire chief." eauso tnu young realists somo cuu
JJST ask one of the telephone opera
tors who serves you how she
manages to maintain such unfailing
courtesy at a big switchboard.
"It wasn't easy at first," she'll ad
mit. "I found that a sedentary job
indoors all day was almost too much
for me. I realized that if 1 was going
to make good on the job and I
loved it! I'd have to 'keep myself
in thevcry pink of condition.
"I've done it with Nujot-rnotlung
else. It's kept me from having head
aches and colds and that awful Ict
down feeling. Kept my nerves from
getting jangled and fatigued, too.
"My doctor tells inc that Nujol isn't
a medicine. It's simply a pure natural
substance. It keeps your system func
tioning as nature meant it to, even
under abnormal conditions. It not
only prevents an excess of body poi
sons (vc all have them) from form
ing, but aids in their removal." ;
Nujol can't possibly hurt you or
upset you. Get a bottle today. Per
fccrcd'by the famous Nujol Labora
tories, 26 Broadway, New York. It's
sold at all drugstores, in scaled pack
ages only.
There is tho heavy red engine ma
chine, with n clanging golden bell
on ti c top, the pumper and auxil
iary machines nil equipped with
motors.
Then there nro the dump trucks,
with tho moving; steel cups fur the
future contractor and excavator.
These are so true a representation
of the large trucks thnt uuo Is
moved to smile n bit, nwostruck In
wurtfly, at tho miracle performed
In toyland the pnst year.
Beautiful Dolls
Were there ever such beautiful
dolls? Dimpled darlings, smiling
from their, cribs, that just natur
ally remind the solicitous' younn
mothers to go out into tho com
c-in . Hut even suno toylnnd must
expect some freaks.
OAKLAND CO.
I'ONTIAC, .Mich.,
Nov, 27. A
pructtcully
Who's Our Best Dressed
American? Jimmy Walker?
The Mayor of New York City
spends $3000 a year at his tail
or's and sartorial critics ap
prove.. But why $3000? :
For 25 year? we have been successful in creation of
just-as satisfactory clothes for the thoughtful and
careful dresser fur our western Americans who also
appreciate good clothes that look well and please. And
our prices only
$40, $50, $60, $75
These suits will cost a great deal more in the metro
politan Centers very much more.
Right now it will pay you to order one of our
tailored suits. Come in and inspect our display
of the season's finest qualities and best patterns
of the season. ,
Special Price Reductions in Overcoats for December Bargain
Month. Wonderful line of Holiday Haberdashery for the par-v
ticular and well-infnriiv.'d customer.
F.J.HUBER, The Tailor
123 West Main St.
picteiy equipped Kitencn nnu sell Pontine six, now in
r,, e'' X r'a,,r -erythlng but name, shortly will
In the most sanitary wav for bnbv's, "Uliear on the market, It was an-
noonuay meal. uu,,""u ".
Next to the kitchen Is the j Motor fur company. A big
breukfast nook, with furniture --er. smnrter. n-orn powerful and
painted artistically to enrry out luxurious Pontine bringing
the thoughtfully planned color' '"K car features wMiln the price
scheme. Oh, nothe youiv; miss ! r:";c of 'io small six was proin
ot today Is not tho type who" would i tsed by tho Oakland Motor Car
daub nround aimlessly. She is Oo. This announcement comes near
guided and trained in tho art of'IMB tlo8() uf tllB "1"sl "uccosslul
interior decoration. And toylnnd 'cr ' the company's history '- Mil
for her has ninny suggestions this 1,11 estimated total oui;.nt lor 1H2S
venr. I uf close to 275.000 units, 40 per
::!- a ..!. . I cent ubove li27.
I In preparation for 19:'!. exten
sive building projects under way
here for some time past are proc-
itically completed nnd will give the
Onklund-I'ontlac plant n cnpuclty
! next year In excess of o50,0()0 curs.
Production ol parts for the new.
cur Is now under way at tho com-)
puny plant, said to be tho most
; modern and best cuuined in thoj
industry. The new Pontlae six
will lie built almost entirely In fnc-j
j torlcs owned by the Oakland Mo- j
'tor Car company nnd tho Kishor I
I body plant at Pontine because tho I
opening of the new production!
i units will enablo Ouklnnd in l!l-i)j
to liulld parts formerly mnuufiic-;
turcd elsewhere. Keen Interest In
the now Pontluc nix was evidenced
'tn automobile clrclcH here and at i
Detroit because the Pontine first
Introduced 111 11120 has sinco con
sistently shattered all previous
i sales records for a new make of
, enr. While embodying big cur tea-1
Hires and performance, tho new !
Pontic six will remain within tho ;
price range of the smaller six, ac-j
cording to the announcement Is
sued today. i
' National showings will bo held
'around the first of the coming yean
nnd Inter 111 the show rooms of the
; Sanderson Motor compony, local
1 distributors. i
Christian Missionary
Society to Present
Dramatized Service
' The executive committee of the
: Woman's Christian Missionary so
1 doty of tho Klrsl christian churoli
j met at the home of Mrs. It. L.
! liny, Friday ufternoon with eleven
i Indies present.- The young people's
'missionary society was represented
ly .Mrs. U?c F. Smith nnd the
'Triangle club by Mtb. KvefOlt
, End.
; At the close of the routine busl
: ness session plans were perfected
: for the presentation of the drama
tized service. "Around the World
I With His Disciples," to bo given
instead of the regular church ser
. vlre Sunday evening. Dee. 2nd.
The next regulur meeting of the
society will lie held Tuesduy after
noon. Den. 4 with the "(ioldie
. Well" division III rhai'fcc of the
' program nnd social hour with M.
Clurenee lloyd ns leader.
oregon president ill
wiwflulosmei.es
KU(ii:.VK. Orr.-Nnv. L
Vid him hfvn icelvirl fit th
Cnlvfifllty of On iron thut Dr.
ArnnM Bennett Hull, rrKl(l(n(. in
III at l.m A riff o leu of tin attack (if
lnfluni. Hi; wh n-lurnlntf (mm
an aMtrh trip and nlipfri at
Anffrlf to vlrlt Mm. Hall and
thflr riM uk liter hIhi hip In noulli'in
t'ullfornia for the wlnlp '
RUSSELUS
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"MEDFORD'S OWN STORE"
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Now-All Together-Rah For Medford
We're Off For the Game In Portland
To be sure, you must dress the part and be
right at home Thursday in the Stadium at
Portland, in one of these smart new
French spun Jersey outfits. Both one
piece and two-piece sport frocks that are
the finest thing in the world for travel on
just such a jaunt as your trip Thanksgiving
Day. Extremely smart, very, very cheap
because they are specially purchased at a
big discount. Many styles
to choose
from
$9.75
Don't forget to Keep Your
Feet Warm at the Game
Wool Snort Sox with fancy tops, just sli;
tlii'iii on over your silk hose anil lie real eoin
foH'ilile. They are smart too. White and three
tan tones with fancy tops and t1 CC
sizes from 8 to 10 at 1 W
English Wool and Silk and Wool
Full Length Sport Hose $2.98
and, Maybe, You'll Need a
New Sweater for Thursday
Just iii a smart now lot of the htest styles
for sports wear. Miany different color effects,
coat and slip-over .styles with some iclever new
collars, too. Then 'if yon take the. kiddies to
the en me you muy;neid one of theaiew sweat
ers 'for them. SpeHal' showing at? - ;
$2.98 to $7.50
It Sure Does Rain in Portland
New Semi-Trench Coats
Fleece Lined and With the Loop Fasteners
Children's sizes ,
6 to 12 Years;'
Five Colors.
Women's sizes
14 to 44 in
Five Colors.
$4.75
$5.98
Very heavy quality that will serve well as n sport
coat because of its warmth as well as a "Keal Hain
Coat.". 131oiid, tan, green, red, blue and black in
the women's sizes and the same colors except black
in the children's coats. Do not confuse these with
cheap coats, they are worth a lot .more than the
price we quok'. , .
Don't Forget
Were Continuing
Our Big
COAT
SALE
V3 Off
On Every Coat
in Stock
Now is the time to buy
while you still cet n fidl
' seasons' wear. ' J)ont wait
another da v.
9ull-length -Sheer Quality
m, pso Eos,
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A LONG FELT WANT No more embarrasment now because your hose are too short because
Blue Herron--34-Inch Hose are Here
In Beautiful Sheer Chiffon in AH Shades
it
How often you've wished for these, especially tall Indies or eren
frocks or the popular short skirts of today. These "Mine Heron'
to to toe, delightfully tree of all streaks or cloudi
ness, perfect fitting and beautifully fashioned. Don't
fail to see thein, they are NEW.
short ladies wearing dancing
hose are sheer Chiffon from
Five of the
Best Fall Shades
$2.25
Sizes from 82
to 10i2 .
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