Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACir; ETCITTT Trr.DFORD "Nf A TL ' TR TBTTXR MDDFORD, QRTCOONV FRTDAY, JULY il9.' 1929. j ' ' : i i TOMMY QUIPOOVEII proposes I .gggajaaf- : - w z-i rd mm i r t -K. J.l--A.- C&V.. $M$tA&J yLf vfi B r-v , "THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY" nnrrrn Tiwrn rm n i a 'so i e: e-vi - j u i l u inuL Ln it n m .11 lit i-r--i t?i ... vu- I U I 11-11 imLU LLflU 1 U3 II M -d kfi feT" Ti S I I Ig jr WASHINGTON', .luly la. . . , - ' l'resldont Hoover proposes to r ( Lougnran Lays rtsiue umwii iimHU n,rMa citrus grow.. for; Which He Successfully eral activities lor the extermina-i j tion of the Mediterranean fruit fly. Detenaed LaSt NlClht Mr- Hoover announced today tha ui ler cdiiki f.i i eeoovenes iiu win j Will FntAr Runlc Upoww recommend an appropriation fori The uinount necessary, he said, cannot he predicted at thin tine ! beyond the rough estfmute (hut It1 ; will run into several niillion dol-; lUlH, Contenders. NKU YOliK, July 19. lA'f Tom my Ioughran aniiouurcd day that fthu liKhtlicavywiyJit throno was vacant and that Would Heck thu pt-i'iniNHiiin rJuiiH hoxinf; cuniinl.s.s.unH to ciim paign licreafter as a lieu vywcitiht. "From now on 1 um iioiriK t" finht at my norinu) woImIu, which will preclude my conlinulitK in t ho 7 fi -pound division," lie mild. Ml Intend to give tip the rrnwu and nee what I can do uuiuiik thu Ju-avlcM, tho authorities, of course, w.lUnK." 'The Remnant SALE Continues all Day Saturday m-sm A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY Uy llcrhcii W. IJiuUei Assm-iatcl Pit-ss Soiih Writei NKW VOUK, July 111. (!' j Tommy IoiiKhran whh hIIH iuI't! of tho liKht licavywclKht hiitiudi-j toduy uud James J. Jtntdilm l(. ' Jerwcy City iium hcr, had only j Inixiiitf IcNxon to Hhow for IiIh mc-1 leu lie dim h to the 1 niik of con tender. f. .Meeting Uiaddoek In a l'l-round titular buttle nt the Vanlii o hta- dlum la.st nlKht, lniKhran plleilj up points with u Htahhintf left hand and won the decision lieyoml ' U llieKton. j Not once illiriUK th( Hi rtiHM could Ifraddock land Houarely w.lhj his rit;ht hand, without which ihci Jersey youngster would imt hav deticrvcil tn le in the mmiiu rim; with the champion. With that rltfht hand Hradiloi k had lirokcu 1'ete J.atzo'w Jaw; knocked out Toffy CriffltliH in two rounds anJ Ktopted the Jtoffalo i.t-cdslcr, Jimmy Klattery, in nine rouuHs. AKaiiiHt Lo u ft h r it 11, however, JiiadHock could find no u.sc for his must potent weapon. Out speeded and outsmarted all (he way, the Jersey lad found the ciiumpion's left always ready to catch the wild overhand rights ihut came his way. Never has I.ouKhrun appeared to butter advantage. His educaU-d left hand spent most of thu even ing In liradduck's face. With it he kept tho challenger off bal ance, (bus neutralizing tho 11 n- i LIDO COUNTRY CLUli, ijOSd jllKACH. N. Y.. July 1 1. p) A r ithiir l'otter, unattached pio form jerly of Murine and Field clul), with j an aluioHt unbelievable, il l, six strokes under the Lido course rec j ord, took tho lead in the metro j polltun open championship late in the afternoon of the second day. The amazing score placed I'otler at the top of the list, as he had HO yesterday and his lltt-hole lotal of 14 1 shaved a Hlroke from Leo Die gel'tt count of H5, Members of Ihe local American Legion post will construct a kitch en and dining hall Sunday tor Ihe tlirl Scout camp, which is located oil the Alfred t'urpenter property across the Applegate river from the Jtm Buckley ranch. Members of the legion Auxiliary will furnish a chicken dinner and Legionnaires are urged to bring a saw and hammer to aid in (lie work. The girls will attend camp from July 2H to August 17, with differ ent groups attending each week. THE MARKETS liradtlock has In Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. July lit. (P) dtulter, egs, milk, poultry, on ions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cub- cara hark and hops steady and doubted power his fists. Of the U rounds Itraddoek won only two. There were no knock downs, nor even a t brent of one, but there was plenty of blood, nnchaniied. Loughrnu bled freely alt throug'i ' the light from bad cuts, one over) Livostockk his left eye and the other in his PORTLAND, Ore., July 1!). (TP) ncutp. Itraddoek was troubled by t'ATTLK AND CALVES Quot blood that streamed from 11 gash ably steady, Receipts: Cattle 'Ah, alongside his right eye, calves, 10. A crowd of 15,000 saw the scrap' I IOCS Steady. Receipts, 10al. with a "gate" in the neighbor- including direct or on contract, hood of $110,000. j SUKKP AND LA MRS Quotably Lougtuun weighed 174 pounds; steady. Receipts L'OU.. Itrnddock 170. Dave Shade, California veteran, mirprhu'd the exports by punch. ni; his way to a decision over Ken Doves, crack llelglan middle- weight, tn tlie 10-roiind semi-final which was put on after the until bout. Kach we ghed 1'OH J uly Sepl Dec. I May Portland Wheal I'LAND. (ire.. July Ml. (Pi open Utah Low Close i:tr. cir.'j II I 13J 1 a 1 Ml 1 :t 1 Kit. '-j H4 stem. ALIIANY. Ore., July 1 ). iAy)- Urging his hearers to "preach about Ood," and tu "get rid of 'man wor Mliip'," Dr. Henry W. Wilson, di rector of the hour! of national missions of the I'resbyt e r i a n church, yesterday was a speaker at the con lore nee of the Oregon Presb lerlan synod here. Ministers and elders from every section of the synod attended the niccllim. Consolidation of tile Soul hern Oregon and Coos Pay Presbyteries was the most Important business before the synod, and was favor ably acted upon. The resulting pieshylery now reaches from the western boundary of l.:ike county to the Pacific ocean, and from t:ie California line to the I'mpMua river. It embraces l'7 churches and 11 membership of ftti:t.i. and ban 31 ministers in its jurisdiction. The I lev. Joseph Snyder of North llend was elected imnb iator l eoresunt inu the cou.-nlMat Ion. Other officers are: Rev. J W. .Angell, Cold Peach, stated clei k ; Rev. Drury Height. Klamath Culls, permanent clerk ; Rev. R. Achor, Koschui g. temporary del k : Rev. Hugh Milchelmore, Ashland. reportiiiK dr 1 k. More than one litltldi ed minis tet'H and elders attended the Hynod. U a 1.3;. KPOi, Hi Cash wheat: P.Ik Rend Rltie I lard white ... Soft white Western white Hard winter ... Northern Western Oats: No. 2-. IS lb. while ...:S34.00 Today's car receipts: . Wheat IH1; flour II; corn f; tiais It; bay 7. San Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July --(IV - Rutieifttt f. o. b. San Kinn cirtco, r0' SI. 30 13-' 1.32 l.-JS sluing 1.1! S ed LUX Wall Street Report Ni;W YORK. July 19. P) Dis regarding the establish 111 cut of a new high record in federal reserve brokers loans, the stock market continued to move upward today, although the advance was by no means uniform. I toy lug opera t ions were conducted with considerable vigor In a varied assortment of steel, public utility, can, electrical and railroad share, a do.en of ! which moved Into new high ground. Several of the motor and oil shares were conspicuously ' heavy. ; Call money renewed at K per cent, but the volume of funds be 'came so pi ni 1 1 11 1 the rate was 1 di e-pped to 7 In the early after j noon. The close was firm. Tot a I .sales a p p r o x linaled -l.iua.oou j sbai es. MONTKSANA, Wash.. July 111. ; lPi - Damage estimated at $(la,'0d resulted from a lire in the Hill I view shingle mill here eat ly to day which started from an um ! plained explosion in the dynamo room. JBiiaiweiseir BarleyMalt Syrup There's nothing like it Wonder Sale Bargains for Saturday Read every item in this advertisement. this store. Come get your share of bargains Be thrifty shop at Mann's. The phenomenally low prices will attract hundreds of shoppers to Come early as many of the best items will not last until noon. New Brodaded Cushions Txlra Hppi-lul for Hnluriiay. 1 7x 17-lntti liroc-utlfil niy on li (iinliimiH, with Hiilccn Iwck, f M1-l with Iwm (limllly rillliiK. A duraralive pillow l' niiirh cliiinn. Icli'al for hiinii! or inf. A Kiiuruniptl 11.2.1 vilim. (Sue nimliiwl. A Special in Toiletries Raliiiiluy liai'ttai'iiM in iiji-tii-M. Naliuiially ailviT lisicl arliiliH Hiiili as I nana. IVphimIi-mi. I'i'Ihtco, uliil Kilynas tonlh paslt, lilm rose lat-e powder, T-07. HxliTiiiH, lllnils CiiHin, and Itontilla arliiles. Val lieH uii (o $l.Jii. Choice Cleansing Cream , Katon'H famoliH liquid i leansiiiK cream. This crrani Ik eHH'Cially prepared lo cleanse the skin quickly and eanily. Keaular .$1.00 size bottle, special for Saliinlay, in the driiK Hoction. Novelty Boxed. Stationery I-'eaiitiCiil line of lioxed slallonery In paslel colors, and white. A fine quality paper and the envelopes are lined. They sell regular lor Sac hox. Your choice, any color, Suliirdiiy Triangular Silk Scarfs Taken from our reKiilur sloolt of scarfs are these fine qualify sill; uumhers In triangular shape anil full of glorious summer colors. The regular values are up to tL'.L'G each. Choice Saliinlay 97c 37c 67c 47c $1.87 Lace Neck Wear A innrvetoiiH opportunity to buy a charming piece of real lace neckwear. lOvery shade and in all the new Hummer styles. Ideal tor wear with summer frocks. Values up to $1.75. Your choice Children's Jap Parasols The children will enjoy one of these colorful im ported Japanese parasols, bamboo handles, and in just the size for a little miss. They are well made? and covered with 11 durable fabric. Choice Children's Wash Suits An assortment of small hoys' wash suitH that Include u number of clever styles in broadcloth, twills and Fuglish prints. The sizes are from 1 to 3 years. Regular values up to $l!.rt a suit. Your choice Saturday Women's Rayon Bloomers Women's and misses' fine quality rayon bloomers. These come In u splendid color-assortment such as flesh, peach, coral, etc.. All sizes are carried. Regu lar 7'Jc value. Your cho'ce Pure Silk Chiffon Hose Women's "Rnrlingtoir pure. !dlk chiffon hose. Those have colored shadow clocks and narrow French heel. All sizes and nil the new shades. This- is u marvelous hose and very popular. $1.57 57c $1.37 47c $1.97 ANOTHER SHIPMENT of those adorable "HQ-NAN" Wash Silk DRESSES Miirvelous new "IIO-XAN" wnsli sill; frpclis. These sleeveless siiM't J rocks lire the liit of the seiison. Tlicy come in n 1 most any color mill in sizes from 14 lo 44; several styles In select I'riini. ' K Your Choice Saturday $5.77 Women's and Misses' Wash Dresses On comes the summer season and on comes the new wash frocks. 1 Kvery shipment seems to bring us wash frocks and such adorable affairs they are. These we are now showing and offering you tor $-.47 are jtint two sweet for words. We are not going to describe them. We are asking you to come in and see them. They are new and so smart we are sure you'll want at least two. All sizes. $2-47 READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. 2ND FLOOR 37c 47c 17c 47c 32-in. Pure Silk Pongee A 7 Day Wonder sale bargain geuine imported 12 moinme pongee. Tills is u favorite material for countless summer needs. Kull 3 inches wide and every yard perfect. Regular value tllic. Your choice while it lasts. 37c yard. 32-in. Zephyr Ginghams Reatitiful Zephyr gingham in three check sizes. This jiopular material is guaranteed tub- and sun-fast. It comes :tl inches wide. A standard tUe value. Your choice 47c yard. 36-in. Fine Quality Percale . Taken from our regular stock of fine summer wash fabrics ore these new percales, 36 inches wide; light and dark shades, assorted patterns. Your choice Saturday for 17c yard. 36-in. Printed Broadcloth A choice- selection of the ever-popular broadcloth. This conies in adorahle printed patterns and Is color fast. Kull 111! inches wide and sells regular up to 5!lc. Your choice 47c yard. Marquisette Curtains A ciirlaiu bargain for Saturday. A group of plain ' while fine-quality murqulsutlc curtains. Extra well made and selling regular Tor $1.0!) pair. Your choice Saturday for $ 1 .-J 7 pair. 37c 67c Colorful Cretonnes A splendid assortment of quality cretonne. Tula lot consists of vulues up to ilX'J yard and contains many beautiful pieces. New colors and patterns. Your choice Saturday 37c yard. Drapery Fabrics A group oi plain-colored and striped us well as nil over patterns in royon drapery fabric. In this lot me values up lo $1.3ii yard. You buy it Saturday lor 67c a yard. $3.37 J $1.57 37c ' Rayon Bed Spreads Our stock of fine-quality rayon bedspreads In the full lied size 1 8 1x100 In blue, green, and lavender. These are S4.-I5 spreads anil are guaranteed first quality. Your choice $:i.37 each. 50x80 Novelty Blankets ) A novelty blanket of splendid size and warmth, ideal for home, car, or picnic. They are In modern high colors and auxSO-incli size. See them before you liny a blanket of this type. Special at $1.37. Fancy Lace Dresser Scarfs l'or Saturday we offer you a splendid lace dresser, scarf that is l.rx-IS inches in size and very decorative. These are regular llfie values. Your choice while they lust lor 37c each. Theme Hose Women's and misses' "TIIKMIO" pure silk hose In medium service weight. All lull fanblnnrd with silk to top. All sizes; all the waul ed colors. A guaranteed hose. Your choice Wonder Specials for Men and Boys 'I'lie 7 Hay Wonder Sale extends its vnlii'-s;ivinj; to the men's section. Hero are it niiiiihor of special ileitis of interest Id men und In ninl Iter sln)iin! for the yiuinc son. They lire real lnoney-suvcrs and well worth your time mid ntlenliiin. Visit the men's section while in tilt1 store Siitiirdnv. Pillow Cases A splendid sale of fine qual ity pillow cases. Well made from good white tubing and in a generous size (42x1111. They are regular 20c each. Your choice Saturday $1.17 MAIN FLOOR . Men's Dress Hose A splendid hose for dress wear are these. Lisle numbers, Oood assortment of col ors and all sizes. 'Twill pay you to buy at least 4 pair at this special price. We miuranteo litem to give satislaution. 27c pi 4 pair Men's Sweaters Men's nil-woo) pullover style sweaters. These hav. the crew- and V-neck. The colots and patterns are new. Just the sweater tor Kolf or outing wear. Regu lar values up to SN..e. $3.87 Men's Athletic Shirts These are fine quality rayon athletic shins In white, peach, orchid. gYeeti. and blue They sell regularly for 7ar a gar ment. Your choice for the 7 Pay Kale. 67c BOY'S WASH SUITS Wise mothers are tinin1; to dike ad vantage of Ihis sicciul on hoys' wns'i suits. New styles in linen, poplin, and lirondclotli. Smartly trimmed in con trast in;; materials. Hood ransi1 or sizes, (.'t tn S yeni'M. These were Iioiil'IiI lo sell I'm- . 1."il. Your Choice Saturday 7c Broadcloth Shorts An excellent garment for summer wear are these fine-quality broadcloth shorts. Made with three-biiiton yoke waistlianil that "stays put around the w-aist. 57c pr. 3 for S1.50 2 for 47c MAIN FLOOR Men's Dress Shirts Another fine shirt value are these collar attached numbers In broadcloth, madras, rayon, and oxford. New fast-color pat terns and colors. Values to $:!!,. $1.87 Broadcloth Shirts A shirt bargain you cannot afford to miss. Men's line broadcloth shins In smart colors and nobby patterns. These sell regular for 11.50. Your choice 97c WOMDER THE BEST MERCHANDISE FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE BM-m I tffTfftliTaMiiii iknwwMilirnVl iTiiioitC SI Mil I . w n a: a