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if! If.- !!; i si: 1 ' 13: It! Fashions Fancies from Medford Shops By Margie ntholwyn" It. Hoffmann Hliowml inu a deliRhtfui bununa color knit ted qnsemljlo In xort woo) mid llk. 1 could nop myself wfarins thm continue In several different H(?t tlnns. At church on Kanlcr Sim day wiiH thu Xlrnt place 1 thouchi of. There nro three, pieces to the 4ncmMc. and four with thu Hinai-t little Linnuna Hlruw hat handed In a dueiier tdiadu of Ki'OMKi'aln. The Hwo.-uer Mouse Is sleeveless, with a rollar, und the shoit over-Jacket has sleeves and, of course, no col lar. . . 1 Thnt silk ensemhle In hrown, nruMtfc und y e I 1 o w, Is one of 'the cleverowt combinations I snw on my shopping lour. It's in the" window at Hoffmann's now. The' brown skin Is knife-plaited and the short coat'- Is all hrown. It's the blouse ot bright ornime that interested me. The scarf col lar Is detachable and u futuristic design is slencllled hero and thurc. There's n hat for this costume and it's that wonderful Hlsol straw Willi a lone side effect. Tailored hiiIIh in navy or twi-utl mixture, iloiibli l-rousti'd or nlhtfl may Ik- round it t IturlcHnn'.s Uulletj' Hmly-to-Wwii slurp. l'or spi'vIci. comfort and u neat aptKurancc there' nothing like a Npriim ult worn with a tailored blouse ami a bi-lKht tlf. . In faet they ; carry everylhiiiK from formal frockH. , afternoon droHWH and sport oiUfllM to hum ami lliiBeiic. Navy kp-'I-kpIIph In trlihcr criKPinhlcH or otlii-rvvlKc. trim med with RtlrurllVfi Hlltehint,', un tianal collar and cuff Menu, lucu or a lighter color tivoVKnHa are nl wuy. good. Every woman and Kill Mhuuld have at IcuHt otto dnrlt- cr drcsH oven for Hprhm and Hum mer. They're the typo one'H filend.s don't tiro of. Ono of HurlconH oiiKombk'S haw a bright blue trnnN parent volvot coat over n blue Bilk polka-dot print. SprhiK houxo cleanliiK Ih in lull Hway, Now la lift1 time when Med ford houHowiveH tdionld plan Home (jny hoUHO drcHHCH to curry out the atmoH)liero of a not bur hpuhoii. iMonlKniery Ward' havo hundtedH of models in every uoneclvublo col or and pattern. Why not wear Ki'een or orchid dr-otw-vi If your kitchen stove and other kitchen hi in I lure h Kiecn? And yellow hoiiKo drecH.ar(f pretty- t $ '; i Kin tho women .MohtKmory A ard's have , a wide variety of drcKPCH.Iu a mullUmle of cnlm-, In daHhlng pr.lntu or plain material. Their aporl coatH are pood-looking nml Avoll made, belled or bellk-H, dark' or light. . , 1'rhitH tht, tell a story eompleie with character and interesting sti thies are used In making many nf tho clever dresses that the Tin derdlu yhop is showint;. Some of the frocks are ensemble. Home are not. , AH are smart. , He vera I of t:. outstandlnK dress es are tailored, siraiKbt lined niml els made of Japanese print., i-lm-h of these Is strictly Oriental, the material bcan u study In care fully blocked figures, human nml animal, and the trhnmlpK on ur iiwllc pin or buckle. Demure and dainty prints, wall paiti'i' designs, fruit print, mod-1 ernlstlcally dour, and the popular pokn-dnt niuleiinl are all Included .in the complete slock of fenilulhc apparel eui-ricd at I bo indei'ell.i, If a fluffy, flared dress. Is wanted II may , be found there. t' one seeks a frock whieh will make (he weurur look slender, the Cinder ella has It. If ono Is already too slender, the t imlerelhi shop ha the dress lo furnish the curve ef fect. Speaking of f latterinn fashions and dresses that uro different re- j minds me nf the bewltehlng chit j Ton prints thai Miilllns store Is: featuring. One of these has a . flared skirt with the uneven hem effect created by pointed flounces. The buekKi'ound ot the material is black ami the print is mostly or ange In several shades. A capo In thu back In particularly becoming In anyone tall enough to wear It. A similar model In brilliant orange and contrasting colors Is also at tractive. : (irola Oarbo Is i ewpuuslble for some of, the smart navy blue coals J Hied on at Mulllm. The Swed 1 1 1 actress as at least the In spiration for the stand-up collars of Krfmmer in a lovely no ft shade uT.Kray. This particular type of collar Is scalloped, us are the ciirfs wbbii are witter than ordinary CUffs. . Then there ure the flam How and lllllio Dove collars made of broad tall. Strictly sport mo tho caravan coals which Mulllns only sell In Med foul, As the name sugKCSts, these, coats are made of imitation cuim-l's hair, and they conic In most titty color one pre fers, whether it he pastel green', brlBht red of Jut u good looktng tan. ioi .ui;u.t; if i ntvr nun fan or hia i-: . I'AItlH WfPrcKidept Doumef guu Is not only the first magistrate but thp first film fan of Krancc. He follow closely nil the phuxci of the industry, nml cvcral hud Ing producers, appreciating hie fctndly IntereM. gave u first private view' of the principal reieaM'ii ct viuslvely for tv I'lesldcnt and his household, - Kor This purpose tho largo hall of fcttis nt the Klyseu 1'alace, the Jrennh AVhlto House, In temporar ily fitted up with al! tho nucensary paraph t;iua 11a. ' Much damage him henn causod In Australia by "bush," or forest fires. Only n rh.inre of rind ived mmy towns. Newcomer i. 11 t.w . , 'Vi , -V . -i The newest and nineteenth member of the elaborate 1929 Silver Anniversary Bmck array, presented to the Pacific Co.mt public for the first time at the opening of the present year. The new model is a four-passenger coupe, built on the 121-inch wheelbase and powered with the S0.5 horsepower Buick PPE WILL OPEN DOORS - -., . ' The Uaiid ihtx, ciarmlnly artis- tic home of the (Jane und .Mmio- j Kraio'chapeiiux, will open Its doors ! to wpiiiiK ami welcoim- tho fein-! in I ne MhojipcrH or an-dloni, i uch- day mornlnij, after having been closed for tho pact two months. A! f.H I'hiima J.ou Ka.vanaiiKh. owner and operator of both tlw Hand ltox and the Kniiny I.ou Miop In the M. Af. Uepartmenl store; iK:foU1. iniekeis in white or ecru enthusiastic over the delightful an- sortmcut of dainty Kapler bonnets, scarfs and flowers which have ni'-! lived through the week, and which are now IicIiik nn anued In the i Hand liox fur tho lilg ' oienliiK Tuesday tnornini:. .Simplicity, and smartness mark! the Inromiuualile (inKt lli'.lduear I In holh the dress and sport num-! hers and will prove an Inspiration : to the feminine chopper who Is, now decldhiK upon hur sprliiK cos-- tume. 1 o V c I y ISakou, llnen-tr xt urcd straw number, softer than felt and lighter than silk, will prove papil lae In the balmier wvather of ppHntr and Indispensable In summer, other straw and Mraw comblnat lrn inn- .teiials Include the Itallbunlal nn'J; t)n .crocheted Hiscif. in ofihe r,c; rlppb biims ami other laie mi'delr,-. j All I ho new ppritiK eonr crea tions are lo be had also in the (auc and Alon"niaiu beadeitr, in-! eludlhn the favored IJtlo sand, (Me-; under yellow. Lucerne and Med" leinc blues, l'audora tfrocn, Adamla violet and Totem oiaiiKe.' . Miss KavauauKh also announces a new department in the Band liox for kiddles' hats, and for thin discriminating cllenicie t,oo nan im ported a complete line of Little MIk (Sunbeam bonnets, lucludlnu shirred kcoio tt.es, danty straws, hn-ohf,,. n-alds and other com binations. Mrs. i naiies T. Hunter of llavn Mont., sister of .Miss KavanaiiMh, heref nil oxperleniM'fl milliner, having been associated with the Uhko and Flsko companies of (Jhi cauo for a mini her 'f yearn, will arrive here this week to assist the local owner through the spiinn U:ul summer xi'uson. ' , New- Spring Modes Shown at Russell's Outstanding among the ensem bles at ItusseH's Is a Mvuuky suede flat Orcpc adaptation by Lauvlu In Ilelveliii iri-een nml wnlMe etnth In ! harmonizing shade. The dress In plalfi color and sleeveless, The sport JaeUet ts made of foliage and t flower applique on a tan baiic K rou ml. An extreme, wide round collar of k'leeu Is a unique detail, l'or dances or formal dinners nothinu could be more striking ! than IIh Col ret gown of. Itose j Marin chiffon creation at Uussell's. The neekline Is square In front ; with a definitely rounded bat k. An j Inserted circular section at the ' right side of the -skirt InllM to a I Ki'aeefut point below ihn hemline, i KusMeipM have Holeproof hosiery j In all correct spring shmles and in i all the preferred trades from ser- . Vlee to Kheer ehlffoll. .of hiHi'ial Interest in the largei-; women of the community is the' announcement Uml Ntlk ensemUlcs ; ami dinner kiih to fit hips'" of any tlimenstous have been received ; at KiisticU'ri More. There me half and quarter sl.-.en hi numerous ' styles and materials, ., . Model Shows Derbies and Spring Garments Onv of the most effective ways for a man to Kivo his friends a treal tbesu days Is lo thm n derby. Whclbrr mie's fancy torus to vciy round crow ii ov tti those md' .ho round the Model tiothlug Kt,oio guarantees in furnish the derby preferred. The new mode) i In wider brlniH und fairly soft felt are sold to be comfortable, us derbies go. in fpttc of the fiiet thiit ihv Model store t rem.. deling Its win dows and won't be ((blu in make n spring opening , display, there arc plenty of snappy late urrlvut In spring nttlre within the store. Kor example they are showing mush room sleeveless sweaters In bril liant spring colors Including clear yellow. According to the clerks, girls ha vp taken a particular 11k lnir to then pull-over sweater, and thoy expect, tft fet In rnmi mnller ,s!?es notm,. MEDFORD MATL Is-Welcomed lo Famous Line 5V it. Men's Shop Features Spring Sport Wejar I'elflilc I leach MieevclceH Hweat cru lor men are anions the new iviiparel lhc Men's Hhoj: will HtrcH.i at tlie : Hpriim opening While Is " I this particular In ' demand In Hlyln wliilo blue, khtii,. ox-blood iind Hf ul ta nare Kad-lookinK and f more practical. TIicwh awcaturH uroiln plain colors only- and are kllt ,,r ,a fi,lt. nuallty silk anil wo, ;ilixt,.(! . m,VcUy weuve. Another vrj Innovjttlon ia Urn r m-pji,,,., H moderated crew neck. ! I land braided sport?) leather j beliM In tan and y;vy comblna 'i'oiih arc also beliiK shown at tho ) Men's shop. Atitl for 1 be kI addicts they have handsome plan rep-lliieu, cither solid color or checked with black ftr brown, A complete line of fine worsted novelty weaves In knickers and f We,,t,.,. lth slevos are cu rled at tills slioi). ' JaCQUB LenOX SflOWS CleVer Spring Hat3 25 . . j , J'ettlcuat h.vts are being Intio : ilueed In Medford by .1 aequo j ' "mix. milliner, A Ioiik ruffled , brim, ut tho back with a narrow rront, ami novel trimming Individ ! uahzti thMc models of Swiss straw i 'in I Ik lit shades of tan. -i -,: : ' .'V1. hniitl'Ml ftraw from Italy Have yt)U iVlt tlial t'ainf stirring of Spring within yon . ... 1 lie urpi' lo tret closer ti? the himutios of nature forget tho smoke and noise of city life I Why stifle tliat 'jerfei-tly natural eruving when for such a SMALL DOV'X I'AVMKXT you'll get litre just the very ear you like hest .... rebuilt and just ' rarin' to go'' on many country jaunts. ' We have about ."( used ears and trucks lo choose from and prices to fit any pock et book. Choose 'Pour Car from a Bonded Dealer We are certified and bonded by the State of. Oregon. Your'; interest protected: your titles guaranteed. Huy your transportation from bonded dealers. JOINT USED CAR LOT Across the Street frem Display Rooms Medford Motors Chrysler Dealer Phone 762 O. V. Myers Company Studebaker and Reo Dealer Phone 464 ; . . - 128-132 South Riverside Ave. - TTUBTTXTC, MEDFORD, In ItrlKht oranKO, white. Muck and (jrecn faNhlona one 'if the hats of the wide brim , variety which. Jh bamlcd with three colored chenille. Two Krench hatH by Affnen feu lure one of the newest flares. In millinery which in't n. hire at all Km ui'ut-e ti'limniiiL' fti Ihr h:it to be thrown circlcKFly arfiund the H'u K- in in -Mir in iiiiim j.,.u, Hu-iW W(th the M-arf nock. One of thcHc Is made of lids' H,;it.K.( at the back of the crown. wrrr is r'.oya red. Tho olln: hat Is trimmed with a three-color ncarf wlch is actually three uti eamcrH attached at the eido and worn loosed over thu opposite shoulder. - Kspeclally feminine are tho hats of IlapiMii'se lace straw which re- embleH mandniother'K old-fash- "d hiir f-i light cream and the lining In most eases is of pastel, orchid or rose. Studious Husky KOV1DKXCK. It. I.- (VP) The! outtiahdipn athlete 'is not always j ! without- Scholastic;; honors ' , Take "Al" iornsweot for ln j stance. lie was captain" of the ! I'irown,' university fotttball team last season. He hasvon biters In three sports.. And when ihb llhodea scholars i were ehosfon this winter, Albert C. Cornswect's name was one of the two picked In the state of Ithoile Inland, for with his Interest In out door sports' and his qualities of leadership he also combined schol astic attainments. ' iaf ;t..l ii dvi'Msi in; -Mrels-results. PRECIPE, SUNDAY MARCH. 3, 3 929. . la F i LEYKIX, Switzerland (P) Tho noted tuberculosis Mpeclalist, Dr. itolliet of Uysin. has fuiccuuBfully demonstrated munual labor uk a mcaiiH ut coinbatinK tuberculosis,! even in its chtrurtcical forms. The HwIsh vIIIukc of 1-eysin has ; been for many years a Aicccfi of! ' tubcrculaiM putients from all over! ; ehe worlds In particular It has ac- j i quired a ivpulatioh for the ireat-t ; niciii of various forms of tubercu- j ; losis of fho bones. There are many types of clinics j I at LevMin, runout,' from palace-1 like sanitaria with huirt comfart-! i ablv Installed kIukh gallerlcH wiero well-to-do patients buthe in tho j sun, to humble "chalets" yheltorinR j poor yiifferen Mipportcd by their i hard w orklns famJJieB or charitable Instilutlontt, .1 It was his solicitude for the lat tor which led Dr. Kolllet to experi ment with his "manual labor cure." Dr. . Koiliet possesses not only ,a found knowledge of the psychology of the sick condemned to endlesH daya of Immobility and Idleness. Hit sympathy for the moral de- roHHln caused tliereby, which hampern prompt recovery by un nerving the patient, hu seated to lir. Uotllet the idea or resorlliiK to manual work in order to stimulate the w ill to live. -"Thu first -experiments of the labor cure, strictly Indlvldiutl and medically controlled," auld Dr. Itol liet, "soon yielded the results we expected. At soon us tho patient affected by a chirurylcal form of tuberculosis. emerKinK from the Btatc of apathy into wlileh ho is sunk, plucklly takes to work the necessary cooperation of brain and jnuscles restores lo the worker his Keif respect and sen.se of usefulness. Moreover, even small earnings con tribute to relieve his anxiety of be inc a burden to his; family und Ininu' new confidence und the hope tnat heals. , I Vwcr Wolves, More Sheep t'OMAXC'HK, Tex. (P) Jn the but , three years the sheep und 'KUiil'imMulntloii of Comanche coun ty has Increased T.UO per cent.- due In a Iuikc measure, breeders say, tli a iti.riit:iwi In ioediilorv Ultl- I mats. In the same lime L'OO wolves and 4 bobcats liave been Killed. The county now has 30,00 sheep, 10.0U0 Koats and not more than 12 wolv.fi,. - ATI US-MONK, Krancc (fl) The commnnisl Kovernment of this town of 10.000 persons bought Ihn dly j chaW'UU of -AVMUcouit ,lor a 1l.ii l'. iui .. lMflM ii tuif iniittliist ; neWHpaper in Paris ;ecH dunner ini,,ni tronK communiiit colony bo near- the calMtui. AMSTEIIUAM. Jlullaud Wl . Zwolle. In the province of OvcrlJ.s- sel, reports tho marriage of a man to his Brandmolher. His father, rnarrvinw n second time, chose n , Holeproof Hosiery Endorsed ty One of New York's Smartest. Society WonjnA "Color correctness requisite of hosiery finds its perfect " expression : in Lucile creeled: Holeproof shades JL ODAy, in our vinJows, wc show the full tcx of the letter from, which this quotation s taken, . . . And with it we show Holeproof hosiery in colors which Lucile: of Paris has created to harmonise with the season's outstand ing shades. . New.; York's smartest society women wclcrwc : Lucile's fashion authority "and choose .with Kcurity from Holeproof colors the one perfect shade for cacli ensemble. From cur collection of Holeproof hosiery you can t t choose the correct ' costume . .-. 'created by f' , r .appmved by autiority. RUSSELL'S, Inc. . Medford 's Own Store Tailor Made Suits That Mirror the Mode for Spring Jn our selection of the new fabrics you will find expressed the very essence of spring... The colors . . . the styles the fashion ing all bespeak a mode, that is new,,-. . that is in harmony with spring. The man of the; minute selects his clothing here, confi dent of Value and Style. FREE OFFER FOR ONE WEEK With every 70.00 suit we will give free a hat. pair of shoes and rhirt. - With every .Go.tP uit we will give free a hat and air of shoes. With everv ijvio.OO suit we will give free a' shirt and tie. , AVith evivi-y xj.OO suit, wo', wilk'give free a shirt. " o o ; . . o "-'T. J. HUBER TAILOR AND HABERDASHER 113 W. Main St. Klri ot 20 whosu'iiiothor wa, 45. , bulMing. no nmltor-wliat . 1t con- The sou inurried llle latter, nuili'iife' , slrucllon. cuu u. n...,u j trop Morel -Fin-priMir' ... it." -XISW Y(I!K ()) t Tho word i "fireproof" never is umiI by an uu- tlionty on' fire protection, savrt an ' nunouneemuni ot .i n , ; - ; - trunk lines and l.aboratorie here. Instead fne, " . " II ... ' resistive" Is the term because "any 1 swlteliinhjim; , . '. . . llie fii smartness color lor your authority ; t ' : . " . ' i: t ... 'I V'l i JT v I V - --f ' -i his father's step-father. if enougli iniiaiiiinuoio . 4 ,a be collected within or o,round i...e ihuii :ihu.uuu passenBors ! arrive or depart from- Chicago by They uro garrieu uj Phone 799
