Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

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BOY SCOUT IAD
ADDRESSES MEET
Not ho lung b3o r.Hi government
became much excited because Stan
dard Oil wail supposed to be worth
"almoat a billion dollars," and
chopped the big octopus tip Into
Heveral small pieces. Kach went
lis separate way, a little octopus
on Its own account.
48-in. Woven
Table Covers
$1.00 Ea.
3)4 -lb. New
Feather Pillows
$1.75 Ea.
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' 'Walter ,L Hayward associate re
gional executive for Oregon, Wash
ington, Montana and Idaho, gave
the' principal address at the Hoy
Scout Dinner held In Ashland last
night-' for all men working in the
scout movement In the territory of
the Crater Lake council, which' In
cludes Jackson and Josephine coun
ties. -Mr. Hayward emphasized the
fact that the scouting program was
an out-of-doors program.
.. "It Is quite customary in Ameri
can life today, to count up resources
r to speak of wealth usually In
terms, of real property, while the
real resources, the real economic
assets, are human assets," he said.
"1 find it difficult to think of boys
In terms of economic assets; bo
yond'all of that we are dealing
with soul Btuff which canjaot be
measured in dollars and cents."
Hamilton Patton, president of
Crater Lake Council, Tiny Scouts of
America, presided at the meeting,
which was attended by men repre
senting nearly every community in
the area. The following were pres
ent: Mr. and Mrs. M. fierce, O. B.
Hoover, Wulter Hayward, Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Pattern, Fred Heath,
Rev. F. A. Hrown, Wm. Greenbrem
mer, Hen Webster. Dr. Dan K. Stan
dard, J, O. N..Inllnn, Mr. and Mft).
I4W Hanson, Rev. (ieo. Clark, Mrs.
Ai...B. Clark, Karl Jones, T. J.
Bobthby. C. H. Paske, Karl R.
White, W. H. Paine, J. K. Thornton,
Alex. Sparrow, I. B. Vlnlng, Walter
H. 'Jones, C. P. Boyd, Dr. P. 0.
Bunch, Clyde S. Cook, Andrew
Heard, Dr. W. C. Hansen, Bernard
Shaw, Ralph E. Bowen, W. G. Drum
mond, V. W. Knott, W. J. Crandall,
II. 0. Bnders, J. H. Hardy, Guy
Applowhite, Hubert B. Bentley,
Hugh T. Mltcholmore, and Mr. unci
Mrs. Wm. Lee Brlcker.
A business meeting of the coun
cil preceded the talk in which the
"cub . movement, a program for
younger boys tinder the direction'
of the," Boy Scouts of America, was
adopted for this council. The
spring and summer activities, in
cluding a field meet to be held I
May 24; a summer camp at Lake
of the Woods, and tho contest in'
bugling and first aid wore also
considered. Various committees re
ported on training, court of honor
and other phases of the scout work
and they are showing a tine pro
gress throughout the aroa.
CAT BALL
Oold, ricul pill puni'liors defeated
Mates .i Autq c-p.,. cat-ball team by
I score of 9 to 3 In a fast wuiio
last 'evening. The game was much
donor than tha soore Indicates,
the scoro bolng tlod until the last
Inning of play. :
, Medford Exchange players ex
hibited a much better game than
formerly In., their contest with
Jennings Tire, but wore neverthe
less defeated. 10 to 13. This puts
fttfalnKS In the lend with two
guhves won and none lost,
.'tonight's guinea are between
Mail Tribune nnd tamporta, and
l'OHk Office vs. Assorliitod Oil.
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Brisbane's Today
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to bo got. lie ninlornlniiilN the
art of Kottintf. Many will vote
"for him 'lu'cnuse. Ii wants to no
.to .lhc somite himself.
' Men H8 rich as Mr. Morrow
have usually xciit dummies In
the Henate, to tlo what they
waited dune. ' To see Ntieh n
man willing to (jo himself is
li iileiiMiint ehanvtc.
Send 3c to Frye
i 4 Company, Port
:.a , land, for your
-. copy of their
well known "Meat
,, Guide."
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ONE-ACT PLAY AT HI
"The Bracelet," a one-act play,
wan presented ut tho senior high
Hchool thlH afternoon by members
of- the' Dramatic club. under the
direction of Mrs, (Jlonnie Mae
Kurly.
KtudentH Ukini; purt in the play
were Hilly Walk or, Helen KdmiH
ton, Chui'leH Clay. Max Carter,
Winifred Warner, Harold OoBauer,
Flora McMath and Bertha 'Kaylor.
I'rcvlouH to the proHontutlon of
the play,. Mtelody Boys played sev
eral hum hers. ,;
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fnlkH. They bold an application of
oil on the road would be a blesnlnR
and a rlKld tent for the dut
HcttliiiK ability of the oil.
Oil bun been ued ho far thiH
HcaHon on the Klnga JIlKhway de
tour and a Ktrlp on Iteall Im1q.
Oil Ink of the Ruch highway from
pavement to pavement, and the
SaniM Valley highway 1 scheduled.
If the fundH for oil aro not ex
haiiHtcd then, the balance will be
umhI In areas where they, will do
the mpHt good. 'i
The Boall Lane Htrlp was Hmear
etl with Httiudffo oil, aH an experi
ment, and to dale haa proved
Hatiafactory.
It is expected that hoUMe wives
all over the county will ask relief
from the dust nuisance, via the
oiler, and the 'county court expects
to do an much along this lino as
time .and finances will permit.
Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. It. 8. Dan
iels, a son, at the Community hos
pital, Thursday, May IB.
Louis S. Levy of New York City
arrived In Medford this mornliiK
to spend tho day visiting his old
friend, T. IS. Daniels, before con
tinuing his tour of the const.
STOP CONSTIPATION
AT THE START
You May Pay If You Don't
When you realize that about 90
of all sickness begins with constipa
tion, you won't want to take chances.
If you have the symptoms bad
breath, coated tong-uo, always tired
put a stop to them now I
But do It tho natural way. Not
with pills and drugs, which give
but temporary relief and must bo
I taken in increasing; doses. Eat
Konorc s ALL-tiKAN an appetiz
ing deltciously flavored cereal.
KeUomr's ALL-BRAN sweeps tho
system clean of wastes and impuri
ties. Its action Is natural; tho
roufrhaee carries with it tho poisons
which clog your system.
In addition, ALL-BTIAN Is rich
In iron. Scientific Tcscarch shows
that nearly all this iron goes into
tho blood, making it givo tho rich
glow of healthy color.
You'll like ALL-BRAN. Ready-to-cat
with milk or cream fruits or
honey added, Physicians recom
mend it. And wo guarantee it to
rolicvo both temporary and recur
ring constipation. Two tablespoon
fuls daily with ovory meal, in
recurring cases.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is sold by
all grocers in tho rcd-and-grccn
package. Served in hotels, restau
rants and dining-cars. JIado by
jicuugg in unuio irecK,
4 ALL-BRAN
Improved in Texture and Taste
FRYE'S "DELICIOUS" BRAND
BACON it moro than Just a "running
mats" for eggs at breakfast time.
You understand why if you'ro a "De
licioin" fan. Tha piquant flavor, tha
unexcelled freshness, tha "not-too-laan,
noMoo-fat" laitura, racom
mono! it to roal culinary artiitt for a
hundrad and one additional utat.
SOMETHING NEW
A SPORTS BRIM
. That Packs Like A Beret
A collapsible "TUK-AWAY" brim
med hat for summer. Think of the
convenience of this. A smart hat
that packs away like a "hanky" and
they come In all the pastel shades
as well as the darker suit colors.
THE HAT SHOP, SECOND FLOOR
Your Graduation
Dress Is Here
nouMtiru! KoorKette and luce combinations are found In this latest
shipment of charming youthful graduation dresses, These are In
soft pastol shades and feature the jacket as well as the sleeveless
' mode.. The sizes range from 14 to 38. They are priced
si0oS295(
MANN'S SECOND FLOOR
Smart Summer Hosiery
Burlington Silk Hose
llurllngton silk hose comes to you in all the new
est summer shades. It is full-fttshioued and chit
Ion weight with open leg clock and French heel.
ja.OO pair or two pair for 1.75.
Gold Maid, Silk Hose
Oold Mnld Is a fine pure silk hose In sorvlco
wolght. It Is a full. fashioned stocking with Kronen
hool and silk to top. A complete range of colors
and sizes to select from. -
Full Fashioned Lisle Hose
Womon's and misses' finest iiiallly lisle hose in
plain and open work patterns. A full-fiishluned
lisle hose In medium sun tun shades. This Is our
regular $I.1!G valuo. Special Snturday
New Dexdale'Dull
' Finish Silk Hose
A smart now dulMinikh hose lit the
sheerest of chiffon. This hose has
a neat French heel and dainty
picot ' top. Excellent shadcB to
choose from. Ask to seo this now
summer hoso.
$!.25 and $250
TOULL
LOOK
YOUR
BEST
IN BLUE.
CMC.
"Jerry J." Sweaters for Men
A Isrsa shipment of the Tamous ".IKRIU:
PKHMAF1T 8WKATKHH for men are no
display In the men's suction. These fine sweat
ers are made of puro .wool and rayon yarns In at
tractive colors and combinations. The styles-sre
with and without jJeeves In crew-, round- aiV
neck collars. v-
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY - MANN'S
$675
$2.00
$1.49
$1.00
Rayon Undies
Women's and misses' attractive rayon
underwear In French pant and com
fortablo short style. These aro In
tailored and Inco trimmed models. All
colors and sizes.
$1.00
B
'lue it the bait
"frome" for ntorly every
man'i personality. It "sets him
off" to best advantage.
In this ago of specialization,
Middishade has specialized
in blue and has made blue
the color of primary Impor
tance among men of all ages.
Talented Middishade design
eri have developed a wide
variety of models, all blue
, but with intereitingtpriationt.
Specialized at
$37.50
j"
$4.00 to
$6.50
Children's
Wash Silk Frocks
Adorable wasb silk
frocks for the miss
of 7 to 14 years are
now on display in
the Juvenile sliop,
second floor. These
are In pastel shades.
$5.95
WELCOME
Mann's extend a cordial
welcome to the Profes
sional and Business
Women of Oregon . . .
We hope your conven
tion is a success in
every way ...
' Mann's.
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BAGS
For the
v Summer
. Costume
Fashion says the bag
for summer should be
of linen, fleurette, rafla,
tapestry, or Malllnson's
pussy willow silk. We
have these wanted fab-'
rics in all colors and
shapes. See them at
the bag counter. They
ore priced
special . .
Sterling
Women's and misses
heavy quality crepe
slips In all the wanted
summer shades. These
are an excellent value
at this low price.
$1.98
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Ea. III
NEW 1 2
FABRICS II 10 1)
II
Wool Tweed II
Many . of tho season's It
smartest skirts, coats, and V
ensembles are tailored K
from this fine quality
. summer weight . tweed, I
.' full" 61 IncJics wido and In II
't' rich tans, groen, orchid, II ,
ud Itidoponilonee bluo. IIS
kw I
dieerio Chiffon I
Cheerio Q- r e p e chiffon ) B K
comes 40 inches wide In s
both light and dark
grounds with dainty all- A M
over patterns. This Is a BR
washable rAiffon or sheer 0
beauty andlirlced only I
$1:75 li
NEW
TUB SILK
FROCKS
$1975
The most complete showing of
.smart tub silk dresses in Med
ford. Darling three-piece en-
semble affairs, chic (wo-piece
models with a jacket, long
sleevd and sleeveless styles for
sport and street, wear. These
adorable dresses are smartly
tailored ' from guaranteed wash
crepesi Yo San and Rajah silks
In solid pastel colors and prints.
j , Every Dress
is Guaranteed
V to Launder or
A New One Free
MANN'S DRESS SHOP, SECOND FLOOR
of
Gloves
Tho glove section offers
for Saturday a large group
of women's fine quality cuff
and pull-on style kid gloves.
These are In the now
shades and are regular
$4.45 pair. Your choice
$2-95
pr.
Silver: Dinner Rings
with genuine
nnrl in
attractive mount-
$1.95
nun
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10 yard Bolts
MELLO-GLO SATIN
RIBBONS
A Social purchase or 15oo bolts'ot genuine Mollo-glo quality satin rib
bon goes on sale Saturday at Mann's. This Is without a doubt the
greatr ribbon value ever offered the women of Medford. Tho low
prices of 23c and 48 a bolt brings to you this popular ribbon at loss
than c and 5c a ird. You will rind thousand uses for this dainty
pink ribbon us it is Ideal tor linerle, lying of girts, Infans' wear, cor
siises, etc. Huy a supply now as this low price will never come again.
Values to $1.25
Widths for 25c
Are No. 1 to 3
1 in 1 " 11
FREE
FACIALS
A Demonstrator from
the Colonial Dames
Laboratories will be
in 'our Toiletries sec
tion from May 19th
to 31st . . . Make your
appointment now and
know the wonders of
this fine line of
beauty aids
Mann's.
spring ,
up to
stones
A GREAT SATURDAY
SALE OF
RIBBONS
45c
and
Values to $1.75
Widths! for 45c
A-e No.( to 7
q Sold By the Bolt Only
The Greatest Ribbon Sale in fear
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