Medford mail tribune., August 23, 1929, Image 8

MBDFQTtr) MATL TftTTSTTNT!, MEDFORfi, ()i;iXU)NT, FRIDAY. At'dCST T.',, 1023.
SATURDAY AT I
AGAIN ESSAY HOP
THE MEN'S SHOP
MOSCOW, Auk. it. (Mi Sfinynn
Stiestnkuv. Russian aviator who
crash-!!, near Hinr-ria on un itt
if ntpt-I ' Mohcow to Ww Voi k
flight, left hwo at 3 a. ru. ( p. in.
11. S. T. Thursday) on a new at
tempt to reach America hy the
Kiune route. lie planned several
Mops, the first possibly at Krasno
yarsk, 2000 mile away.
Ills new plane, like that he
cracked up at Chita afw-r crossing
inoht of Asin, wiih culled the "Lund
uf the Soviets, " ll has two engine
of 1200 horse(tw er, similar to the'
engines of the former plane.
The aviator .said if his flight was
KUceeMsrul It was proposed to
eMahlJHh in an airline he.
t ween Kukmo a nd t lie v merica n
con.st as a continuation of the
trans-Hiherian sei viee.
The first Land of the Hi. viols
crushed in the wilds of Sii-wia
near Chita on Aukum S, the plane
hoinff consideruhly damaKed hut
its crew escapinK injury.
. ASHLAND. Ore.. Auk. If : t .
(Speiial) A final adjustment h:i
ln-rii tea tiled lielWefll the eily ol
Ashland and the I'nlied Slate
lepartmeiit of Aki loiilt nre. for
estry department, wlierehy Hie city
Water SUppl.V Will he pi tdrr ted
fi out posihii damage fnun the
Sale of tllllhel oil the W.lterslHd.
Hy it mi filmo us decision the ity
council voted n Tuesday evenini;
to empower the mayor, J. Kdwaid
Thointon to dKn the nt'ieenient
that was presented hy the district
forester, (i, Al . (i runner of Port
land. " The ORrefment (ii vt th
ciry practically all the protection
nuicht and includes the protec tion ;
of the hinds adjacent to the water- ,
Nhed.
QUEEN OF COUR
T
KORKST 1IILLH. N. V.. Auk. 'JS.
(Pi Crushing her old rival. Mrs.
Molla Mallovy, In two love set,
this afternoon, Helen Wills reach
ed the final round of (he national
women'K tennis championship tour
nament where tomorrow she will
defend her title against M-f.
J'hoche Watson, ICiikIImIi star.
A fter Mrs. Wat Hon had down.'d
Helen Jaoolm. America's second
ranking star, in a hard , fount
ihrue-set match. Queen Helen pro
ceeded to (jive one of the most im
pressive exhibitions of" nearly per
fect tennis over seen on the Went
Hide. Ht full u m turf as she we;n
aside her one time rival in u on--Bided
match thai lasted Jusi ?'
minutes.
NKWI'OllT. U. I . Aug. 23. OP.
Plating Inspired tennis, IIooiro ?l.
Loll, Jr., gf ChleaKo, and Johnny
DoeK. Santa Montcii, Cal.. the de
fendlnK douldes champions in the
Newport Casino Invitation touin-.-ment.
today Knlned t)ie final round
hy trouncing Rill Til den ami Fran It
Hunter. G-4 6-2.
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Baseball Scores
VHII.ADKLPHIA, Auk. 23. WIN
Hack Wilson hits his 33rd hom
run of the seanon In the sixth In
niiiK of the Cuh l'hilly name hero
today, with two males on hase.
The hlow broke a sen re lews dead
lock ami sent Wilson into a ie
with Duht Ruth and t'huck Klein
for. the leadership In the Inter-h-aUe
home-run ruee. Hry Hcm:c
Wiif In rhe host when Wilson eon-
liected. ! .
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, . i Nathuuil,
1 it. n
Clilcneh . 1 i u
I'liltfldclphia ' I ft "
Mlllotie and Taylor; llfime. Col
lins and Iot ian.
It II K
Ht. J.otils '-' T I
ltoston .... , n I
Haines, fioldsinlth and Wilson.
K. Smith! Smith and Lcett
, . American.
it n. i:
Philadelphia I t
ChleaKo 3 i" "
Mutterles: tjuinn. Ycikis mot
Terkins, Coehiane: M Kain ami
ItiUK.
II. H. V
Washington 1 "
Jielrolt . -
I tat lories: Join s and S ih i i
Whltehlll ami ll.itmao.
L.
R. H
Itoston
Cleveland T. M
I la It erics: Mae Fa yd en nod
(itiMon; Hudlln. MMJus and
Sewell, Myatt.
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H. H
New Ytirk
Kt. Louis
Itattelies: l'rnnoik. Moore and
Di'kev: !l:iehoM-r and MnijiM)
For Glasses That Are RIGHT
6et
Dr. D. A. Chambers
i' , OPTOMETRIST
404 Medford Bldg.
FINAL
CLEAN UP MEN'S
SUITS
Kaliiiduy will nifirlt the final clean
up sale of Kuppcnheiiiier and
Stamford suitH for men. The. ho
marvelous KannentH represent tli"
finest lailoriiiK untl fahrfcH In
America. Money cunnot buy a hel
ler suit. (let yours now while so
leeiiuiiH are still K""l.
Regular $39.50 to $45
Saturday Only
$9Q50
STUDENT SUITS
For School Wear
Vonllis' all wiml Klilili lil mil
Willi I wo pair lit iianlH. Tliisn
him the Ioiik InniNcr-stCIt' and
are lailurcil to fit hoy froni
1; to I'll years. Ttu-y are
ri'iiulur i'4.5ti to ::ii.ih) miitH.
Hood Hclccilun of piitturiiH.
$
M4
i,5'!
1495 M
MEN'S FANCY DRESS SOX
Mon'H fine quality inoirnilzcil HhIi.
and rnyon iIipkh host'. Splcuilid an-Kortnii-nt
of colors and noliliy pat
tiMUM to choose fioin. Tlii'so an
il ri'mtlnr L".ic and :ir- value. Vmiv
choice .
' Cunvaa Packing
Gloves, 10c a pair.
4 PAIR
$1.00
Cotton Swimming
Suits. 50u Suit
MAIN
FLOOR
FIRST CALL FOR
BLANKETS
Scpli uilicf is jusi Hi'iniiiil the cni'iHT mill tlint inniiis lull nnil winter
is cluse nt limiil. Niitili'iilly ynii tliiuk nl' warm ln'diliim'. 'I'liese
pnrt wool ilimlile licil sie lil.inkcts sliiuiiil inleiesl yuii csH'ciallv tit
this low I'l ici1. Tht'v cnnie in (iiven, rose. Iilne. nnil urji v plaiils ami
lire uiiii I'll nl ' I to nive lull!-' Iiistine service.
S3 :5 Pr.
This is the Greatest Blanket
Value Ever Offered by this Store
Bed Spreads
Special for Siitutdiiy' Mlbs in. h
lutic y ciepe bed spre;uU. These
conic in rich rose, blue, wold, itti'l
lueen stripes. Your choice Sittur
diiy in the Ditinesllc scctluti.
$1.95
Bath Mats
The Domestic section offers for
Saturday n marvelous bargain In
pure Chenille ha 111 mats. Ttiee
me in ullmetlve patterns, soft mid
easy n laundev. The si.e Is l;;;
inch. ieK'ilar value.
97c
Butterick Patterns at Mann's
WE PAY POSTAGE
ON ALL MAIL ORDERS
THE BEST MERCHANDISE FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
rS
-ML VLB
FAIPAMCE
OF ALL SPRING AND SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
THEY MUST BE SOLD
'illll wash fnn-l;s lire yet i l.e suli! liel'nre we can euiisi.ler ,ii- sitni-liiet-
sliiek eleatieil up. Iienee the Inw prices on liicse inarvcliiiis irar
nieiils. ('nine chiiiise now I'riini this assur: incnl t" sheer vnilcs, ilimi
ties, balisles, anil KnirlUh prints. All styles, all sizes. I.mii;, short,
iltnl elbow sleeves. The sale prices are (pinteii lielnw. !nv now.
Wash Dresses up
to $3.50 Regular
$O50
Wash Dresses up
to $2.50 Regular
15?
Wash Dresses up
to $5,95 Regular
Wash Dresses Over $10.00 Half Price
Wash Dres3es up
to $6.95 Regular
MANN'S 2ND FLOOR
1
Super Values
In Women's
SILK HOSE
A hosiery event one cannot nH'nn.1 to over
look. Women's pure sill hose in iliseontiinieil
lnnnhers anil colors. Kvcry pair perfect and
worth regular up to $1. !!,". Votir choice Satnr
ilay, per pair
EXTRA
TWENTY NEW FALL
DRESSES
That Have Just Been Unpacked
Beautiful Creations in Such
Wanted Fabrics as Faille
Silks and Satins
SPECIAL
To Introduce These New Dress
es we are selling them Saturday
for the Extra Low Price of
WW
They are Equal to any $18.00
Dress in Medford
New Autumn Colors
One will timl la this shmvini; nf now fall dresses
tie colors that win he worn this iiutiinia: new
hrnwns. blues, veils, and of course black, ll wi'l be
worth a special trip down town to see this excep
tional dress value.
MAIN
FLOOR
$1.25
Pr.
Glove
Special
Kiishion s;ty fabric rIoww
will hi' popular tlii fall. It'
so this Is in.lct'tl a spli-nitM
oppni tun it y to hiiy it mn
lilnvn at a wry -Hporlul prire.
Thesi iit tiiivfUy cufr and
pull on styles In liicRt?, brown,
and Ri'iiy. Yimr rlmico
$125
PAIR
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
MANN'S DRESS SHOP
SECOND FLOOR
NEW STAMPED GOODS
Our now stamped articles for fall ami winter are now on display in
tin- art section, ( lever ideas in Inndi sets, aprons, silk pillows, pil
low cases, scarfs and other novelties so dear to the heart of the
woman who likes t,. cmhroider. These are all stamped ready lo
work and the colors arc marvelous. Sec them Satnrdav.
Handkerchiefs
Imported from Switzerland
A marvelous handkerchief special
for Saturday, (ieiiuille Swiss im
ported w hite linen h. milker, bids,
dainty ami sheer. They look like
."uc values and are ideal for Kilts
or personal use. Your choice
19c
New Neckwear
Now full luvkwrar In
dainty late and not. Those
it iv in t'orn shade and itit'ludo
vat it nix coni opt ions of I ho
collar and cuff modo. toe
thont Saturday in tlio nock
wear section.
$119
CHILDREN'S
PANTIE DRESSES
The juvenile shop on the second floor offers ail
'Xception.il sale of children's i' to ll year
p.'intie dresses. These are smartly styled of
sheer wash fabrics and KiiRlish prints. Thev
arc rolor last and sold nil senson for $1.00.
our choice
49c
JUVENILE SHOP SECOND FLOOR
New Garter Girdles in Wide and Narrow Styles, 59c to $1 .00
Jgmi(!Qtpmtmatti5totti
Store Open Until 9:00 Saturday Night
f "TH E STOPE FOB EVERYBODY
A GREATSTORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY
DOROTHY CRAY
TOILET PREPARATIONS