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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1929)
MEnFOIW MATT, TRTBFyE. MEPFOKT). o Ri le OX, srl .ll'I.V l!iifl. PAGE TITTIEK BIG THREE DAYS CAL WELLS BACK! THE EAST! Rreyfc The thrte co-operative day bar gain event of Mcnl turd's merchuiitR njenH tomorrow morning and pro mises to be one of the- biKRest community' merchandising occa sions of 4he year. Hie merchants h;ive made .pe dal arrangements for this event, will have hundreds Of attractive bargains and the window displays will reflect in a small way what awaits the people of southern Ore gun and northern California in the mores. The Mail Tribune contains 34 thirty today and is full uf attrac tive, profitable 'commercial news" that should be carefully read by every member of Ihe family. The ads contain bargains for everyone ami for the home, for fishing, vacation and camping trips, Information regarding aulos, tires, radios, ami in fact practically everything one could desire. COUNTY OFFICES !Th nudit of the county school clerk books was completed in the county superintendent's office yes terday. The 75 or more clerks throughout the county arc now under bond and ready to assume their new duties. With the establishment af the new system of bookkeeping, some of those1 new in the school clerk work will be required to spend considerable time studying before they actually hela their tasks. There Ytr now new forms in record books, budgets and warrant books to all of which the clerks will have to become familiar, according to t.'ounty Superintendent of schools Suzanne Jlolmes Carter. Oal C. Wells, deputy United States marshal, with headuuarters In Med ford has lost much weight In worry about his 30 days vaca tion, which he palnned to take months ago, but some new duty a rose ear h 1 1 m e, w h U-h neces.i -tated his delaying the vacation start. Finally, several weeks niro ho deemed the coast clear and the time propitious for taking that long earned rest, so he went to Portland, spent a few days and then departed for Seaside to spend the vacation. Everything was go ing along swimmingly until when he left the ocean air for a day to go to Portland to get a new collar button. Just as he was about to depart for Seaside again, he received orders to take Mrs. Hazel Wlnsloe. who had been ar rested at Pinehurst and held In Jail for some time In Medford. before being taken to the federal authorities nt Portland, back to Pasadena. Md.. i town near Bal timore, for trial on the charge of embezzling funds years ago when nhe was assistant postmaster of Pasadena. Mr. "Wells returned to Medford last week from the trip, during which he spent a day and one half at P.altimore, a day at Wash ington and two or three day? at Chicago while waiting on of ficial duty, but that trip did not count on his vn ca t i o n . so he h n s IS days of it b ft. Me now walks about with fingers crossed trying to figure out a safe time to start In using up th remainder of the vacation. APPLEGATE CASE WASHINGTON. -Inly 27. (fP) The army has taken away the soldiers' rattles. I ;t has been found that - these accessories of the soldier's Uf used in wartime for the Inplayful purpose of warn ing against gas attacks, sounded too much like the "rat-a-tat" of machine-gun fire. An electric horn will be em ployed hereafter for spreading gas alarms, notifying the soldiers to don their gas masks. Lee A. Orth of Medford Is reliev ing August P.runken.as ticket clerk and flrnt trick telegraph operator at the Southern Pacific depot at liranta Pass for a period of 30 days which Mr. Hrunken visits relatives In Nebraska. Protect your eyes from direct sun's rays with Yeklrk eye shades, special 3ft c. in assorted colors, at Colvig Drugs, next to Klalto thea ter. See the window. 131 After weeks of delay, which caus ed much complaint, the broken gutters on West Sixth street and at Its i n t e rsec lions wit h ot h e r streets, were repaired last week, being filled with asphalt, and now everyone Is happy again. $;.0U Special $5.0 per load, fac tory blocks. -Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. t3l. lOSVf The faculty of the normal school at Ashland has been made a target, by Cupid, which fact came to light when four resignations were offer ed and uccepted. The Knglish de partment lost two of its members. Miss Ulllan (irave. Arkadetphia. Ark., and Miss Kllzabeth Kichard son, Seattle. Miss Kva Jane Wil son. Payette, Instructor in physical education, and Miss Klizabeth Wil son, Hoseburg, instructor in the Lincoln training school, nre the other two who will have autumn weddings. Benefit dance by Montana club, Saturday. August 3. at W. O. W. hall. Good music, free lunch: Tickets 75c. 181 Mr. and Mrs. IT. L, Xobllt, Miss Josephine Koppes, Mrs. Lillian Hoberts, Miss Augusta Glover and Miss Grace Dye are expected back this evening from having spent the week end at the Noblit cabin in the Klamath lake region, during which Mr. Noblit caught fish and the women folks amused the fish by trying to do so. Protect your eyes from direct sun's rays with Vekirk eye shades, speehil 3yc. in assorted colors, at Colvig Drugs, next to Rfalto thea ter. See the window. 131 $5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 631. 10r.tf Pay C. Stele, after 10 years, ser vice in the Portland office of the P. S. biological survey as game protector, has gone to Winona. Minn., to become superintendent of the upper Mississippi wild life and fish refuge. His successor has not been named. A five-day hike to Holan lake. 1 1 under the leadership of William j U't Pricker. Hoy Scout executive uf Medford, and A. G. Jackson, j local troop leader, will leave here, Tuesday at ! o'clock. All Scouts wishing to make the trip must register at the Medford office or notify Mv. Jackson: Kaeh boy mtkst e prepared to carry his own bed and provisions and a &Uc charge will be made to cover In cidental expenses. Transportation will be provided to Holland where the real hiking begins. O rants Pass Courier. All kinds of spraying1 done by Allen, reasonable prices. Phone your order to 1089 or 422-L. tf A second hand store, antique shop and repair shop has been established nt 31 South Front street by Jack Peebler. who v:is formerly connected with the Blue Flower lodge. Chicken dinners. 7 T. Good f.s the best; better than the rest. The Covered Wagon, Phoenix. 132 Kev. and Mrs. Geo, W. Forman of Richmond. Cab. are in Medford as the guests r,f Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Pray. Tree props. That prop propper, size propper, price propper, prop per place to gel them. Medford Lumber Co. 124tf Mr. and .Mrs. R. W. Wakefietd and their daughter, Mrs. Cora Powell, left early this morning for n, two weeks' vacation trip to Sac ramento. Kureka and coast points through California. They will ro-j turn via the Redwood highway. Get those fenders and auto bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lew la Super : Service Station. Phone 418. tf Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Terrington of Portland, who have b"en visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mason of Medford and relatives in Ashland, will leave today for an outing up Ell; creek. Mr. and Mrs. ,1. M. Rodgers nuf fered a loss of cabin, furniture and i an automobile by fire at their camp ! jtc A Ituras, Calif., Friday night, according to a report received here late yesterday by a number of local friends. Mrs. Laura J. Aiming and her niece. Miss Marjorie Kelly.' daugh ter of Colonel and Mrs. K. K. Kel ly; returned yesterday from a two weeks' motor trip through Canada, where they visited relatives in Van couver. New Westminster, victoria and other points. ' Protect your eyes from direct sun's rays with Vekirk eye shades, special 3nc, in assorted colors, at j Colvig Drugs, next to Klalto thea ter. See the window. 131 . Among tlu- local people who will spend he week end attending the A nn st o i i c Fa It h ca m p m eet t n g In 'ortland ate George Seely. J. O. , niento. who formerly lived In Med- national park with Mrs. Warren, f Mrs. A. fl. Bllton who was In iazicr, W. A. Fanner and o. A. ford, is the guest of Mrs. Carrie ( Miss Mary Valentine of Chicago an accident a short time ago! Is Ion. Warren, Hefore returning to this is the bouse guest of Mrs. 11. C. 'now able to bo about with the aid Mrs. M. K. Fnir.ee of S.irrn- city Mrs Fr:re(. visited Vos,.nite Ft;:iii. ; nf crutches. The case of Hurley Hall vs. Har nlcl Crump, contesting the election of the latter as director of school district No. S7, which took up all of Friday afternoon, will be de cided by. Judge Harry D. Norton before be leaves on , his vacation August 1 , according to tin an nouncement made at the close of the trial Friday evening. The election which was the cause of considerable debate in the A pplega'te district, following the close of the polls on June 17, culminated in the filing of a suit by H.irley Hall against the defend ant shortly afterwards. Mr. Hall charges in his complaint that the first legal ballot of a 2 vdtes cast, was thrown into the stove, and that before the second ballot was taken some of the voters had left the meeting, and others refused to vote. , Tb,e attorneys advised by Judge Norton, agreed to prepare briefs citing their authorities on the case, to be presented in court Monday. It is expected at that time that a decision wfll he handed down. New Dollar Bill Disappeared In Twelve Minute3 It was only a new dollar bill. But there were things on sale for that amount. Who got it Is a mystery, but no one cares. The Important part of the incident is that the bill was noticed by some one passing t by Mann's depart ment store window Saturday morning just 1 2 minutes after it had been pasted lightly onto the outside of the window. 11. S. Hinuian. advertising man ager for Mann's, believes that window displays are effective. So yesterday Just after the sture opened he pasted several dollar bills on the inside of the win flows nnd only the one dollar bill on the outside. Now he's con vinced that people do stop and look at tho displays, since the bill disappeared In short order. Coat Clearance Coats Selling for Less Than Cost This is one cf the most unusual coat sales ever held. It is seldom that such exceptional values are offered at such low prices. E00M MUST BE MADE FOR FALL MERCHANDISE. Mr. and Mrs. J. . Isaacson of Central Point ft-ft last Thursday for the coast for a couple of weeks vacation. 4 . $18.95 $16.95 $10.00 Dresses $15.00 Coat, Values to !f79.f)0 KALE PR TOR Coat Values to .$29..r)0 SALE PRICE Coat Values to $29.40 SALE PRICE Dresses, Values to $29.50 , SALE PRICE . An assortment of fi f pastel shade Presses 2t I I I I II I slightly soile.1, at T 1 VW Daily Meteorological Report . Similar. )' 'JH. mix M.dfnril nn.l Vn-inlty: Fair: nt mwh chunk- In t.'mppniMir.'. j Orwnn: 1'air; nut much -liantr i in !mii'r:itur Local Data M b HlKhpst lnt 12 lit.) sn l.ow. Jt C List 12 hrx.) V.' 4s Kil humidity (pet ... 7S 31 I're.'liiitailon lnclis) " " mati- if woathiT Cl..arriir Total ir'erliltatiin sine S.'p tmbr 1. 192H. 11 ' inch.-. Sunrise ti.il.iy. 5 :' 8unst toiluy. 7:4.1 P-Snnrl""- M.imlay. ! 1I tn. Bathing Suits Pel ton all-wool Pathim; Suits, with ltrassiere-in. Sale Price $3.95 Silk Brassieres in pink, green, yellow, Mue and lieaeh, values to f?!)") $1.00 Sweaters A group of light weight Sweaters, values to $9.9.". Sale Price $1.95, $3.95, $4.95 Hosiery Hrilliant Hose v a 1 u es to fj.'jtl. $1.69 pair 3 pair $5.00 ADRIENNE'S Medford National Bank Building Every Purchase at this Store Must Build Confidence and Good Will o? . Every Correct Summer Fashion In This Sale of Lovely Frocks Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday PRINTED CREPE, CHIFFON AND GEORGETTE DRESSES With Sleeves and Sleeveless mm $(g95 $g85 $0)85 DRESSES AND ENSEMBLES In crepes, chiffons and georgettes; all colors Frocks both with and without sleeves $1295 $1495 $1650 II' Misses' Sizes 14 to 20 Women's Sizes 36 to 62 101 South Central Phone 28 W. .1. Ht TOlisnx.
