Medford mail tribune., February 15, 1929, Page 8, Image 7

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TMEPFOKD ISfATT. TRTntTNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, VliXDAY, FEBRUARY 13, ltrj.
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III PROSPECT FOR
MEDFORD VICINITY
Development of tho oil produo-;
Iflff - -possibilities or the Rogue
lllvof valley, adjacent to tills city,'
aro now underway, and oil and Kft
lease, for., approximately. 2000
acres of ' land, have been secured
by H;-P. Meyera of' Portland, and
ire In eacrow in the Vedford Na-l
tlonil' bank. -' Moat of "the leased'
land ta in the Coker Butto Uls- j
rxcx,, -una among me Heaviest
Imsm? W W. H. Core, v
Mr.. Jlryera -agrees to start drill-1
Ipg -operations, ' as - soon as 6000
acres' nave been signed. Slightly
tjiore thnn half thin amount has
htn 'secured, and more leases are
pecfbd to bo consummated with-:
IB n very-short period.
It jlias 'also: come to Hunt that;
Aqcrilly a'iplano tnblo' was riiado;
hy ' two geologists of ' tho Kogue
River vailey. A "piano table"
rjidws the formation and lay of
the strains. , After a study of this
map, ' Meyers,: an experienced oil
men, was Impressed with tho 1
prospects. . : I
Preliminary work In tho pro-
Jbct has been going on quietly fori
f.fivprnl months.
.JUist, t all 100 local ljUiJhOBH men
sjgn)4 notes for $1000 each to be
lijillKorqcl , fdr. the bringing in of
ni oil well' that produced 2G00
barrels' of oil for 10 consocStlvo
flays. 'i r-Mr.jj Meyers asked that
tides." bohua :contractft bo assigned
to -him, In the happy ovont that
sucoess crowned his drilling opera
tions, and lt was so agreed.
"'Mayers asks no financial assist
ance,' and has his own drilling
outfits.
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s WED MEDFORD
i two couples of Klamath Palls
people appeared In Judge Taylor's
Court In the federal building late
yesltrday afternoon to ho marrlod,
Just as tho judge was about to
clone up for tho day. Of courso
tlmy .were accommodated nt once,
and each couple acted as tho legal
witnesses for, the. other's wedding.
V The .first to be married wore
ituby Hchmullan and Cameron It.
Moore,, aftor which Frrno Uodsnn
and James McRao woro united In
wedlouk, Willi Mr, tiv.il Mrs, Mnoro
ft witnesses. '
' Another, man hnd entered wilh
the lovesick quartet nnrt Judge
Taylor, half suspecting that he hail
' another prospective brldo conceal
ed out In the corridor, i inquired of
tha newlyweds, ,"ahd wIiomJo this
gentleman 7" , . ,
ft "phi" ho. , Is Just .'tho - match,
iitakerh laughingly replied ono of
Ule brides, Then all departed.
iOMENNO HAVE i
i AIR MAIL ENVELOPES ;
So vtieoj-lly lias, the nlr mall!
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SBiiicv Kruwn - inruugnoui gio
nlted Stoles, which grdwlli In
rspldly Increasing, that the post
ViWice department at WaiililiiKtnit,
Di C.., recently authorised the
printing ' of envelopes with air
mail postage Df 5 cents printed
oil them, as a convonlcnco to tho
public and also In order to facili
tate tho air mail business.
nlany -'poslof flees of the larger
cities havo already received ship
ments of tho G, 8 and 13-lnch
plies of air postage envelopes, and !
the Medford postofflce anon will :
have, on Postmnsler Warner some ,
time ago requisitioned tho pnstnf
flco 'department for a supply. j
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Wedding Bells
v Clian. Htxy, (ton of Mr. Hnoln
; Ttny of MiulfnnJ, and rni'otliy
Harrison, ' duuKhtar of Mr. nnU
Mrn. Thomtwi T. 1 In, it I unit of Hevon
OukH, were married In Mertfortl,
'Humlny afternoon nt tho homo of
Frank Hay. Tho ceremcny won
, performed by Be v. 10, I'V Lnwronci
of Uio J'rpftbytorlim church, at i!
o'clock. Tho brldo nnd KrooirPlrft
MVdrnrd itnmrdlatoly nflr tho
oeromony for a motor trip IhrotiKh
wont hern Califoriilii. Thoy will n
turn to .Mcdfurd tho IhmI of thin
month, to mnko tholr homo, whom
Mr. Buy I tnown n ono of tho
nUy'9 loading ronltor.i. Tho hrlrlo
- 1h w.'II known nnd well IlkM in
Uo Hoguo Hivcr vniloy, whern who
ottondod the CtMitrnl Point h'.Kh j
kcIiooI, Tho lliirrlnonit en mo to;
noulhfrn Orotfon from Hantn Itonn.
, California Hiid on a ranch j
nonr Hcvpn tinktt two yparH iiro, '
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FRANK'S
Comedians
Playhouse Theatre
TONIGHT
, Sat. and Sun.
"The Sins of
the Mother"
Amateurs Each Performance
PRICES
ehlMrtn 10e
Adults. ,...-.,........ .,50o
MANN'S
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
MANN'S
Final February Sale at Mann's Saturday
3 Every Department Offers Good Merchandise at Clean Up Prices
ir" a i u i ir-N
of Dresses and Coats
$15.00 Dresses $5.00
Just 38 left in this gi'oup; all good colors and styles.
Included in this lot arc a few 'colorful prints; up to
$15.00 values. While they last & Yin
Saturday, ea?h
$40.00 Dresses $ 1 5.00
3 .. wonderful dresses in this, lot; made of light-
weight woolens, satins and georgette, also some
i i., 1 1.1 -11 1- .1.1 0
nvL-fu jtiui Bitik. ejisuniuiess; an ciesiraDie siyies ana
colors that sold at regular price's up to t 1 C ff
$40.00. On sale Saturday, each V
$45.00 Dresses $20.00
Just 13 dresses in this gi'oup in shades of navy, rose,
beige, tan, brown and black; made of light weight
wools, crej.e satins, georgette and mist crepes; all
good styles, in a full raige tff sizes. ' (COfl Hfl
Values up to $-15. On sale Saturday.... 4U,U"
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Closing Out Sale
of "Caljer" Coats
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Wo. have decided to discontinue thislinc of coats
and in order to clean them up in a hurry, we are
offering 25 wonderful coats in sizes 1-1 to 38, that
sold at regular prices up to . , dl AA
$35.00. ' Saturday, each PlO.UU
GOATS
DRESSES
Sensational Sale
of Silk Hosiery
$2.95 Values $1.00
Women' Kayaer a n
Burilngton Pure Silki
Hose, full - fashioned,
some with pointed and
square heels in an as
sortment of discontinued-
numbers and colors. Some medium and
chiffon weights. Values up to 1 AA
$2.95 . On sale Saturday, pr. . NP A VU
&
3
Gowns and Chemise
S2.45 Values S1.00
Those garments are made of a fine qualfty imported
voile, trimmed with lace and dainty hand-embroidered
.designs; all shades and sizes. jj" flfl
Up to $2.15 values. Saturday, eaofc..,:...'.w l l UU
Housekeeper Sheets
SlxOO-inch Slieots; made of a good grade of sheet
im; regular price $1.20. On sale ,ai 1 Hfl
Saturdav. each .... .. . . P A ,UU
Daisy Muslin
As a Big Special Saturday
We will offer our fine soft-finished grade of Dai?
muslin, 3(5 inches wide, iiegular price 1 C "
19c Saturday, yard I i3C
Figured Outing Flannel
3(5 inches wide, comes in pink, blue and lavender
floral patterns. Regular price 39c. ?Qn
On sale Saturday, yard ...'
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED!
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50 New Spring Coats
at $15 Tomorrow
This group of snappy new Sport
Coats are made of all-wool tweeds
in the new cape, scarf and straight
tailored styles, lined throughout
with Satin de Chine; juniors' miss
es' and women's sizes, these coats
are without doubt the best values
ever offered at the
low price of, :
each . .
$15
Silk Blouses
The new spring . styles are
more attractive than ever
over-blouse aid vest effects;'
new collars, made of fine
nlain silks and beautiful
prints; all sizes. tC QC
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"Printzess" Coats
Our stock of these famous
coats is complete; made of
fine all wool Kasha cloth,
tweeds and broadcloths ;
many new styleQs $0 choose
from '
$24.75 to 65.00
WASH FROCKS
A new' shipment .of L'Aiglon wash frocks
made of fast-colored prints, long and short
sleeves, tailored and rgandio trimmed.
Priced f rdm .
7 $2l25 to $3.50 each
o ASH BLdUSES
Just iii, our .new line of Wash Blouses; made of fine broad
cloths and printed materials ; all sizes and colors, (tjl QC
Regular price $2.50. Saturday, each 1 0',
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0 New. Spring Dress Goods
'" WoolJersey
5 t inches wide for the new
Spring Dresses in rosc,
green, tan,' blue, red,
.M'hitc, and burnt grange.
??SSiaL: $2.25
Printed Broadcloth
36 -inches wide, fast colors,
suitable for Dresses, Blous
es' and Pajamas. Very spe
cial Saturdav, CtQ
vard ;...: :...o;7C ,
9
Flat Crepe
s 'Ifl-incli nll-!llv- linnvr niinl-
ity Flat Crepe, represent
ing all the new spring
shades such as purple aster,
opera mauve, passion flow
er, Castilian pandana and
blue do lvon, very special
Saturday ' .Jgg
vard . v
Sport 'Silks
!( inches wide, 'heavy
weiglit, in all the new
shades. $2.95 values. Spe
cial Saturday, .;
Tea Time Prints
in,, black, copen, and rose
backgrounds, a 'very, suit
able material "foir the new
robe. Very spe-!J1 HCL
rial at, yard 1 '
Specials in Draperies
Curtain Nets I Cretonnes
15-inches wide, in good
quality filet weave, choice
new patterns, will launder
and we a r well. Special
Saturdav, . QQ.
yard
New Scarfs
Just in, the latest new long
silk Sport Scarf in modern
istic designs; as many as
four or five contrasting col
or combinations; very popu
lar now, each
S2.95 and S3.45
Xew Printed Patterns in a
good weight for curtains,
pillows and bags, also for
smocks and dresses, OQ.
special, yard
New Neckwear
Lace Collars, Queen Anne
style, $3.13 set. Silk and
lace collar and cuff sets, all
colors. JO 7C
silk collar and
$2.25
gpecial .
Tailored
cuff set,
set .........
New Belts
In all sizes
Special,
each '..
and colors.
29c
50 New Spring
Dresses at
$18 Tomorrow
A choice selection of the very newest
styles of Spring Di asses featuring
the new "cocktail" dress, also a won
derful selection of colorful prints and
sport frocks made by "Korrect" and
"Robertson", the best fit-
ting dresses made. As a '
big special Saturday, ea. . .
18
Donegal" Rug
Coats
Made of imported Irish
rugs, manufactured by Con
de, the last word in travel
coats, come with plain and
fur collars. Priced from
$59.50 to $98
New Suits
A tailored Jacket Suit is
an important item in your
spring wardrobe, made of
all-wool tweeds and twills,
Priced from
$18 to $29.75
New Skirts and Sweaters
New Slip-on Sweaters iii futuristic effects made of pure
Zephyr yarns and rayon combinations, with tight, fitting
purled jbottomns and cuffs; colors: tan, red, purple aster,
Indian orange, blue, and green. V?ry special J0
price Saturday, each ... HfOJJ
New Sunburst Skirts
Just in from New York, a big shipment of these popular
skirts in plain colors and plaids, made of all-wool mater
ials in all sizes. Special QA. A.E
Saturday, each P."tO
Saturday Is Children's Day .
Children's Dresses
Made of an extra fine trade of cuai-antced
fast-colored prints, plaited and circular 'i'
1.1-,.. ipl.O Mm:-
IV i n null, nil ji
'
Sec our new line of children's Spring "Coats
from :. $5.95 to $15.00
Children's
, Rayon Bloomers
In all sizes. Colors: pink
and peach. S5c
values, Sat., pr. . "
Boys' Wash Suits
Made of fast-colored pop
. lin and suiting. Regular
price $2.25. 'd1 QC
Saturday, suiiV 1 tVO
Hot Water Bottles
Made of extra heavy gum
rubber. Special QQ
Saturday, each.... OI'c
New Stamped Goods
Our new spring line just
in including futuristic
printed pillows and clev
er smocks and aprons.
Children's ;;
Outing I'lannel &owns
and Sleepers : '
In all sizes.. Special
Saturday, ' 39 c
each ..: -t
Infants' 1
Silk and Wool and All
Wool Full Length Hose
in white and tan; 59c
Sir!:..: 39c
Garter Girdles
Xew' styles with silk
clastic and painted de
signs m Iront. V ery
special,
each
$1.00
Clever Aprons .
For children in all sizes
and colors. Special, ea.
25c and 59c
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POSTAGE PREPAID
AGENTS FOR BUTT ERICK PATTERNS
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