Medford mail tribune., August 13, 1929, Image 7

"MTTYFCVRT) MATT, TRIBUNE," ME DFOIu". " OREGON. TUESDAY. 'AUGUST in. 192a "
PAGE SEVEN1
Butterick and
Home Journal
Patterns Now
in for Sepk
Branch
Postoffice
Station
No. 1
RUSSELL'S
"MEDFORD'S OWN STORE"
RENTED BY
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SEEK AUTO
say "I have no maid l f.
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DRY AGENT
Car Sought As Clue To
Slayers Reynolds Told 1
Garage Was Going For
"Little Swim" Brief
Case With Evidence On
Crime Ring Missing
Sleuths Fly To Scene. .
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AT SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
fail ttdim t.iii
gtiiil mitt unJ
yuu if ujttliU
U Hill.
M ore than a
trip back East
. a Circle Tour of as much of
we uunea juues a yvir line
SUNSET CHICLE
$169-0
San Frnnrisco, Los Anklet,
llif South H8l, San Antonio,
Mew OrlmnA, thru hy liout
to INcw York or continue
Ihrii the old South liv mil to
VHhiiiKton, Baltimore,
lhilalflhi&. New York or
milium! tli'sli nations.
GOLDEN STATE
C I K C L E
S1083
San Frnnriurn, I .on Angrlm,
Still l)iiK, IIoIIvhimiiI. Ibni
tin irliire(Miir' Southtfrst
In Kaunas TilVrSt. I.ouis,
Jlirafi and all olhrr inifi
went pnints.
There is double enjoyment in
Southern Pacific circle trips. So
much more than jut a trip back
Fast. You go one way, anj return
another,; see and visit more places
of interest than is possible in any
other way.
You see the Pacific Coast, circle
east and thru California anil rerurn
via northern Unitcil States or
Canadian lines.
Name your destination anil the
place; you want to visit. Then let
us plan your itinerary.
You can sropover
wherever you please
and you have until
Ocr. 31 to complete
your journey.
Here are a few ex
amples of circle trip
fares that show how
to pet more for your
travel funds. No mat
ter what your eastern destination
it can be included in a Southern
Pacific circle trip.
J. C. Carle Telephone 34
OVEKt.AM) CHICLE'
San Frnnrinrn. fakft Talior,
orrciM .rrul Salt l.okr hy
rail. 0n, Salt lkrf itv.
ror n fttimll adilitimtiil fare
ni mav return thru Yellow
wtone fir mntlmif tit lrnrr
ut tli KorLy Mountuin
luriMinil.
IMIOKNIX. Ariz., Auk. 13.
An ituensivt st'ari'h wis heins st.iK- r
ed Ijy I'tMleral officers today for
tha automobile in which Paul K. i
Ucynolds, 31, special aj;'nt of the
departnient of Justice, was Inst bppti
alive five days ao, in an effort , j
to find a clue concerning his slay- ji
4' l!
Heynold.s' liody was found float- ,
infj in an irrigation canal several 1 1
miles north of here yesterday. '.i ,
bullet wound In his he'art. Fripnd.s I
said the special aKPnt, who Hit tt I
headquarters at Kl I'asn. Tex., hull
Hinnified his intention of going to ,
AlbiKiuertiue, N. M., late Kriday j
night.
At an automobile agency wheiv :
he rented the car. Hey nobis had
said he was going' tor a "little
swim," and Ibat he "would return
In a few hours. Th manage- .
nn-itt of the concern said tiny had
given his delayed absence no ;
thought, since he often rented nia- ;
chines and kept them for several
days.
Authorities here said they were
unable to throw any lUht on Heyn
olds' slaying as the case he was
working on at the time of his dis- J
appearance was not considered to
be of a dangerous nature. It was
pointed out, however, that he had j
he-en instrumental in apprehending'
narcotic smugglers along the bor
der recently.
Some significance was placed hi
the fact that a brief case, which
was believed to have contained
valuable evidence concerning n
largo liquor and narcotic smug
gling ring he suspected was op
erating nt t he Mexican boundary
was also reported missing, along
with a pistol he was known to have
carried.
Iteynolds, who was a graduate
of Idaho university, practiced law
in Hoise severul years. A widow
and a -child three years of age survive.
WASHINGTON'. Aug. 13. P)
Two agents of the department of
justice today were en route by air
plane from Washington to Phoe
nix, Ariz., to Investigate the deatli
of Paul K. Reynolds, depart ment
of justice special agent, whose
body was found yesterday near
Phoenix.
Tlie agents, .T. X. Keith, general
inspector of the justice depart
ment's bureau of investigation, and
S. W. Hardy, special agent, left
here last night and expected to
arrive in Phoenix some time today.
Daily Meteorological Report
August 13, 1929
Forecasts Med ford and vicini
ty: Fair tonight nnd Wednesday.
Not much change in temperature,
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed
nesday but fogs on coast. Not
much change in temperature.
Local Data
Kg.
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IVmiM'nilui f (.l.'Krt-H) !3 r. I
MlKllcst (last labours) 95 M
I.iiwi'st (lu.sl 2 liourw) 04 Ti-I
Ki-1. humidity tpi-t.).... 39 72
l'rivipitatlim (Iwliv.s) in) .no
Slato of wi'iulier rlrar rli-ar
lowest lempernliiri; thin iiiurn
Ing. 52 di'Krppfi.
Total pri'flpitalloii Hinrw Ki-p-tclnhcr
1, I!i2. l.l.r.il Infhi-H.
4 'riMiipi'i'atiu-i'M a year hkh toilay
f IlKht-st. 87: lowest. 4K.
Sunset tmlay. 7:15 p. m.
SunrlBK SA'cilnenriay. 5:1 p.
HniiHi't Wrdni'Hday 7:13 p. in
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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Three m-uro rhililren witp bnrnei
Id iteath here la. I nlKlit when
mati lien wllh which Ihilialil .lack
Hf.n, 4. was liellcved to have been
pUylnn, caunert a (Ire,
August
Blanket Sale
Noyy on
Oregon , CUy Pure Virgin
Wool JtlnnltW T2xS4 indi
es, l'laids. Stripes and Pas
tels, Ji'2.r0
value
Continuing Our
Aueust Clearance Sale of
Mm
f UIAIS and mtm
(SI Every Garment in Stock
Keaucea
$10.50
A-torhi Blankets (fornwrlv
the Hudson Pay ) One of
( iregon y's finest Wool
Blankets. Full r.-lh. weight.
i;-hl. bltdk plaiils and stripe
bni ib'CM, liK-lutlinn llit in ii 1 -tifobu
hurdt-r. rf -1 f Cf
lli'.f.a value plU.DU
Horner Wvtts. ltlanUet 72xSl
Pastel .shatles. All satin-
butiiul. $ I L'.'.i)
vain .. .
$10.50
Horner Itnii. Plain Ul-j-lh
lllaiilietN Whipped end.-!.
dark a ml pastel
diade
ml pastel rn
Jfi.r.O val. HJmKJ
t'anip or Cabin llluukets
I'-j-lb. Oray nil-Wool. t;tixS'
4.r0 value,
each
$3.98
Ay
PRICE
Short coats with and without fur
collars. Dress coats of every
type. Many can be worn
the vear round.
Street, Afternoon and Sports
dresses. A distinctive collection
for every occasion.
HURRY - HURRY - HURRY
Values that are real values
EVERY GARMENT
ONE HALF PRICE
Phoenix Hose
nro like cohwrdsdolicalo and
sheer. They are woven by
the Accurator proeess which
keeps the si itches inueh move
even and peiTcrl, and their
shape is p a t ( e r n e d after
America's most beautiful legs
selected by Ziegfeld, the fa
mous producer. Whatever
your size, these stockings will
fit superbly, as to quality and
lovely colors, you'll have to
eriine in and see our wonder
ful selection.
SKIRTS
Made to your
MEASURE
Highest quality Silk
and Wool Sports Ma
terials in rose, corn,
orchid, tan, copen and
red. Three styles to
choose from
Complete
Skirt
28-Inch Razette Crepe
Pastel shades and white for underwear and children's
silk dresses. A firm, flat crepe for M 29
excellent service, yard v
40-Inch Crepe Majestic
Pastel and street shades, a heavy flat crepe that is one
of fall's newest fabrics for better M
dresses, vard
40-Inch Satin Marcella
Satin faced crepe in 'JO shades and black. Sal in crepe
for fall is predicted by fashion authorities to (J?0 7
, lead all other silks in popularity, yard
After
Your Vacation
Halt the fun in getting
back is f i x i n g up th"
home. It needs a new
touch . . . curtains and
draperies. Bright creton
nes, oil cloth to freshen
up t he kite h e n, new
blankets , sheets and pil
low cases.
Curtains and
Drapes
Panel curtains of cotton
weaves, all w i t h rayon
fringed hot loins
$1,155 t. $:us
Kayon side drapes and
hangings, pair
$1.25 to $2.98
Ruffled curtains, pair
$1.25 to $2.98
Smart New Underthings
for Fall
A - n e w shipment
. brings the very lat
est now awaiting
a visit from you to
completely a p t i
.' v'atc Voit. " '
Singletons,
Shorts,
Brevettes ,
Bobbettes
Just Beautiful!
in all new shades
Specials for This Week
Sport Satin Slips, .f.50 val $1.2?)
Voile Underwear, $1.25 val 79
Plat Crepe Slips $3.50
Art Satin Slips $1.75
Ii
Cretonne 'Pillows
Filled with Kapok 50
Sweaters, Slipons
Worsted and Rayons, V-neek and
round-neck, jjili.L'") and $:!."()
values $2.98
Boys' Kaynee Blouses and
shirts H LESS
Boys' Kaynee Union Suits, 7.V val
ues 59C
Boys' Union Suits, HOc val 3 for !1
Boys' Kaynee Crash Linen Pants,
1..-!) value $1.39
Kute Kut Play Suits, 1.1" val 89c
Entire Stock of
Bathing
Suits
OFF
Special This Week
A special group ol
bathing IHr.
caps .
31 a
Bathing Suit Bags
$!.."( I values 9S 7.")c values... 49C