Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 29, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texto BEDFORD CTXtC TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930. CITY PLANNING EXPERTS Report of Jacob Crane Fa vored By Commission Acquisition of Roxy Ann for Park Sought. Written report of Jacob L. Crane Jr., city plnnnlnir expert of na tional reputation, which recom mends eBtahllfihm&nt of a civic cenQr fur Med ford, adoption.' a major1 street wyntem, new (toning, and a park and playground pro gram Including utilization of Roxy Ann, wag approved as a whole last night by members of the city planning commission In regular session. Districts to be changed (Qndor the now zoning program will be published for a heai'ln?: at an early date. Immediate acquisition of the 300 acres of land on Hoxy Ann, for which $3600 was provid ed in the city budget, will be recommended to the council by the commission. The city has until May 10 to purchase the land from the government. This pur chase has been recommended by the park committee of the city council and the body as a whole iQpxpected to favor the project. A complete sketch of the civic center wiO presented at the meet ing a considered by the mem bers of the commission. It Is located around the present city park. In accordance with Mr. Crane's recommendation, bounded by Oakdalo, Holly, Main and Eighth streets, It will necessitate the closing of Ivy street between Main and rOighth and establish ment of the proposed county court bouse on the Washington .school site. The sketch also Includes build ing of an auditorium at Ivy and Oakdale; city' hall at Ivy and Holly; library at Holly and HlgUyi Htreets; rounding Intersection Mu King street at Oakdale und widen ing of all streets on the park site to allow parking space. Street I'lun Under the heading "Major street ploq," Mr. Crane's recommenda tion reads: "I would suggest speci fying that road widths be dedicat ed as follows: "Along the state highway and the Crater Lok highway 120 feet; Jacksonville highway and the scenic drive not less than 100 feet; Bear Creek parkway not less than 150 feet from the creek bunk to theother lde of the right of way; all other major streets not loss than 80 feet; all other streets not less than 66 feet, and along business frontage not less than 100 feet." Rpeaklng of zoning, Mr. Crane ' writes: "For each of the little neighborhood business centers Bketchet should be made for sl0t widening and alleys and the own ers advised thut the property will be zoned for business only after dedications of widenlngs and alleys are made, and also 'preferably only after a restriction upon the use of the property ts placed on record In the county to tho effect that the design of euch building shall be subject to the approval of the city planning commission. . "In general the streets on which these .business districts front should be widened so that the building line will be not less than 60 to BO feet from the center of the street, and tho jJde streets not less than 40 feet mm the center of the street, and the alleys should be not less than 20 feot wide." The running commission also considered it new plat laying out Roseborough addition In Bisklyou Heights and matters pertaining to school property In the Oregon and Hlghcroft Terrace region. & STORY 1 (Continued from Psgt 1) campaign In Detroit lust fall, rec ognized by growers and shippers of the Pacific coast as a high success. The Detroit trade Is re questing that the campaign be repeated the coming year, claim ing that Detroit will use high as 160 cars of Buses. Urge Campaigns Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Chi cago fruit distributors, viewing the success of the Dutrolt cam paign, have requested that similar campaigns be staged tn their cities. The Winter Pear committee, In Its preliminary discussion of the 1930 marketing pluns has consid ered the Invasion of these mart, but will come to no definite de cision until the situation has been closely studied. Development of new markets for Buses and winter pear varieties has become a paramount Issue with pear growers. The forthcoming campaign will dovetail In many respects with tbe final report of Prof, llurtnmn, tfffd tile recommendations for handling fruit and placing It before the con sumer In the highest state of edi bility. Cities selected for a Hose cam paign this season, will have stor age and ripening facilities, and to determine this essential factor Is one of the objectives of Mr. Wood s trip east. SALEM, Ore., April 89. P Governor Norblad today Issued a conditional pardon to Mrs, Kuth Baker, who was sentenced March 16 to serve six months In Yamhill county jail and who gave birth to a child a few days later. She was entenced for possession of a still. The conditional pardon was recom mended by Circuit Judge Arlie O. Walker and Dlrlct Attorney Karl V W ARE SUBMITTED FREE DELIVERY $ Day SPECIAL Our regular (ftock of spring and summer per cales In ta large assort mentf designs and colors. 6 YARDS 1 o Lunch Se Pastel shades in pure linen lunch sets consisting of one 36x36-lnch cloth and 4 matching napkins. .Your choice Wed nesday at tQnn't Dollar Day. 1 1 I i O Lunch Cloths Our regular 50xG0lnch linen damask lunch cloths. This pure linen cloth comes with fancy-colored border and priced Wednesday at Mann's, each PillovPC ases Fresh from our regular stock comes these attractive embroidered pillowcases of fine quality muslin. They are offered in various designs and colors. Wednes day per pair Q Linen Glass Towels One cannot have too many glass or dish towels. These are all pure linen soft finish and In a large assortment of new colors. On sale Wednesday 3 FOR Cotton Batt 1 Our standard quality 3-lb. cotton batt stitched ready for use. This Is a pur& sanitary batt of flnestQ:otton. . SpeciaP Wednesday at Mann's. L 81x99 Sheets 9r 1 1 o 1 Full bed slie 81x99 Houseeper brand bed sheets. This is a seamless sheet freeOfrom dressing and otftr filler. Spe cial Wednesday for DdQar day. Each O Toweling Special for Dollar day 10 yards of our regular stock bleach asd unbleached part linen toweling. Good Weight and standard width. A splendid value, 10 yards 12 M.-M. Pongee Fine. quality genuine Imported pongee In 12 momme weight, full 33 Inches wide and guaranteed perfect. Extra special for Dollar day at Mann's. 3 YARDS FOR 36-in. Cretonne For Dollar day we have taken a large as sortment of 36-Inch art cretonne In all colors and deiigns. A cretonne of good weight and spAndld appearance. Your choig 3 YARDS FOR Curtain Nets A wonderful opportunity to buy 36-Inch curtain nets at a saving. These are In white and ecru. The designs are varied, the quality up to Mann's standard. Spe cial 3 YORDS FOR India Prints o Just think Wednesday at Mann's you can Obuy a 36-Inch India print In the new de signs and colors for only t1.00. This Is an exceptional value. 8ee them Wednes day. o Ruffled Curtain Sets This la the time of year when you will want ruffled curtains at the windows. These sets with valance and tie backs are adorable. The ruffles are In assort ed colors. Per pair Stamped Pillow Tops The art section offers for Dollar day a number of atamped pillow tops with pad ding for quilting. ' TTTese ae In assorted colors and designs. Each 1 1 1 Stamped Aprons In the art department on Dollar daywu will find a pleasing group of stamped ready made ,, rons in various patterns and colors. They will be on sale for Puritas Regular sin packags of Puritas sanitary napkins. A regular 39c value. Special for Mann's great Dollar day tomorrow. THREE REGULAR PACKAGES FOR 1 JL SERVICE Wednesday and Thursday at Mann's You Can't O Have Too Many SPRING HATS Partiajjlarly such clever ones as these inQfascinating styles and colors hereyt- Mann's Wednesday for the great Dol-. lar Day. ( oo $1 00 X ast Color Prints 0 Organdieand Batiste ljitslit mill airy are these pay prints.Q'isp orsiimlies and sheer hiitistes nil infinitely chic and flattering in models for morning wear. O These frocks are all fast color and come to you in Ntraiuhfline, belted and flare styles in sizes for tho miss or mntr.Q. SPECIAL FOR Jjt) DOLLAR DAY JL WEDNESDAY Regular $1.50 Value Athletic Union o r- P Men's fine quality white nainsook athletic-style union suits. These haQ a reinforced taped back and shoulder and are full cut throughout. Regular 75c value. . . (3) 2JorJ1.00 . 2for$l$0 MEN'S . , : M. o ZJj f "THE. STORE FOR EVEPYBODV J n ' M'WWM ' o .iQ iniirens Summer Frocks o An adorable group of girls' summrQ frocks in voile, sizes 1 to 3, 2 to 6. These are' hand finished, also prints, jnity and pique sultQj. These are in flartOind princess styles with or without sleeves and come in sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 14. Truly a remarkable lot of drQes at this low price. Vaur Choice Wednesday Iucr o hite Uniforms A clean-up sale of women's ge e white uniforms. Some of these are slightly soiled but all are perfect in material and workmanship. Your cHHce Wednesday o Washable Summer 11 00 USE ELEVATOR When Shopping ON o Mens Dress Shifts For Dollar day the men'a shirt section' offers crisp new fast-color , collar-attached and neckband-style shirts iQ $1.00. The materials are scft flnishz-kroadcloth In various colors and patteiffc. These are spleVdid shirts and a real bargain. Your Choice Wednesday -- Efoys' $ash Suits Boys' fast-color wash suits InMiroadcloth, basket weave, pique, etc. These little suits are Ideal for play or semi-dress wear. The regular values are up to $1 each Ages 4 to S years cStiits AND BOYS' SECTpN, MANN'S MAIN At Mann's Wednesday A Great Store in a BUTTERICK PATTERNS EXCLUSIVELY o 0 On0 1 B 1 1 Girls' Bloomers The mother of each girl In Medford should take advantage of this Dol lar day sale of sakwtn bloomers for the ycmig miss. These are in black or white and in sizes from 6 to 16. Ex tra special Wednesday at Mann's. 1 2 PAIR $,00 SECONUJFLOOR o ; 1 dozens of 1 1 FLOOR 1 1 Great Country o c Day SPECIAL For Dollar day we have assembled quite a large group of women's un derarm, zipper, and pouch style bags, In leather and tapestry. These are regular up to $1.95 values. Special Wednesday Your Choice Handkerchiefs Special for Mann's great Dollar day women's hand embroidered Chinese lin en handkerchiefs. These are regular 29c each. Vour choice(JJ' 'op 1-00. JR FIVE Neckwear Extra special In the neckwear section. A Qarge assortment of women's spring neck wear, in lace, satin, georgette and com binations. Large and small styles In col Qlar and sets. Kid Gloves For Dollar day we offer you a splendid glove value. These are women's long style kid gloves in brown, tan, white, or black.- Every pair perfect and priced omy $1.00 pair. JewelrjP A group of saurt costume jewelry con sisting of necklaces, bracelets, and ear rings as weii as many styles In pins. ReguQr valWs up to $2.95, your choice . FOR TWO o BathSaltfc In tiQ toiletries section one will find a large assortment of valgus bath salta In numerous colors and odors. A splendid O special, so shop early as these won't last O long. Garter Belts Our standard quality garter belts In both wide and narrow styles. These are regular $1.19 values. Special for Wed nesday and Thursday at Mann's. $1.00. Lisle Hose Women's and misses imported lisle hose full-fashioned leg in plain and open work patterns. This hose comes in the popu lar shades and is regular $1.25 pair. Spe- Silk Hoseo Women's and misses' pure silk hose, a fine service weight stocking with lisle Qirter top. We offer you thi&Qiose In all the wanted shades and all 8ize8. Your choice $1.00 pair. O Children'sloomers Children's genuineKickernick bloomers in fine quality satin. They come in flesh, black, or. white. All sizes. Regular value 59c the pair. Special FOR TWO PAIR Wrap Corsets 8 omen's and mistte. wran cnrRftn. narter (J belts, girdles, and cogelettea. These rn in fin mialltu hwnrr1 nJ aatln " 1 WW ..MM ...... materials, and are regular $1.25 value. Special $1.00. o Rayon Unties WomO's and misses super rayon under wear consisting of bloomers, stepins, French pants, and slips. , All sizes; regular values up to $1.75 garment. Spe cial for $1.00. Track Pants Young women's and misses' splendid quality soft finish print track-style pants and bandeaus. These charming sets come in all sizes and sell regularly for 69c set. Special 2 for $1.00. FOR TWO GARMENTS & Djer Kiss The famous CER KISS toilet package ccs's,inB of one regular box of powder, orte bottle of perfume, and one large can of talcum. Easily worth double. This Dol lar day price of $1.00 package. Stamped Pillow Cases The Art department offers for Dollar day a large assortment of fine quality 42-Inch stamped and hemstitched pillow eases. A wonderful gift suggestion for the spring bride,-. O n 0 Children's Sleepers In thQchildren's section on the main floor are a number of children' fine quality soft finish print sleepers In at tractive styles and patterns. Sizes 2 to 8 years. Regular $1.19. Specif' fl.00 O i ' Nott.