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PAGE SEVEN
1 5,000 Square Feet of Floor Space in Mann's Great Medford Store
HERE, ARE POPULAR NEW STYLES FOR BEACH WEAR
Portland Hi Girls Princesses for Rose Festival
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BRIGHT COLORS
FOR FURN1TUF
COVERS POPULAR
, (By A. I. Ciimmlnirs)
Vntier tho nanio of linen tire I
included nil yurns and rubrics! covt,,'s' -'"). nro to become
Minn nnd woven fi'om flux filler.' "vcy this Mmmet imucrlula In
Krom tho earliest period of hu-'. Mann's piece uoods department re
man history till almost the close j fleet the briu-ht enl,, ,h, ..
of tho 18th century linen manu-i .., ., k 'rS th,U nre now
furturo was one of the most ex-1
tensive and widely dlsseminnted ' Gone' and . unmounted, nre the
of the domestic industries of Eu-!l,u" "non covera with sad string
opean countries. ! which used to make a room look
1110 iiiuuniiy mreiy tieveiopea ! 'is u it nan stopiieil llvinn for tho
In Itussit, Austria, Germany, Hoi- season. Now, with cheerful colors
land, Belglu.m and northern i '"id real designs, flip covers de
Krnnce, certain parts of England, j serve the attention of one's own
North of Ireland, and throughout i "ummer wardrobe.
Scotland. A new Idea is to avoid tile no.
Special laws were enacted ln!no,0"y of the sanifr material for
nioyt of these countries tho ob-1 every piece in a room. For In
ject being for the protection and stance, in the livlim room, a chlnt?.
extension of trade in linens. j ol' cretonne Ls used for the chalis
The invention of Arkwrlght, an1 on0 wr lne predominating eol
Hargreaves and Compton in the ; ora is repeated in a plain rep, crash
latter part of the 18th century j or lincn f,,r the sofa-. Unusual cf
heneflting almost exclusively the I f,,,ts 1110 achieved by using ere
nrt of cotton spinning and thej"""10 on ,he cushions of chairs
unpiirnllelel development of that r,uvorc'1 with nlilln material or
branch of textilo manufacture. 1110 olller wa' round,
largely duo to the Ingenuity of retonnes or printed linens with
these inventions, gave tho 'linen1, '"'cd or wc" covered grounds
trndo as It then existed a fatal , "'' '"" cu on large pi-
blow. Domestic and hand loom
weaving immediately began to
shrink.
In 1810 Napoleon offered a re
ward of 1,000,000 francs to any
Inventor for the best machine for
spinning flax.
Several inventlohs partially sol
ved the problem hut not until
"rr7 was the inventions of John
Kendress and Thomas rorthouse
were realy successful in tho spin
ning of tho flax fiber.
Successive Improvements finally
developed the present day perfect
flax spinning machines.
Tho finest linen manufacturers
are In Belfast and North of Ire
land. Tho Damasks are principally
eees
nd do not show soil as niucli us
light grounds.
This summer Jacobean patterns
are particular favorites for the liv
ing room, which needs their eon.
ventionallzed patterns. Hut what
ever the choice, the fabric should
of course be guaranteed fast color,
to justify time, trouble and cost by
serving several seasons.
Some of the new slips this year
show a novel flounce effect In pinch
pleats made exactly like those on
curtains. In cretonne slips, pieces
of plain material may be inserted
for the pleats. - For largo pieces,
however, flounces are being omit
ted, tailored binding seeming to be
more appropriate.
Welcome are the slide fasteners
in the seams at the back of chair
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Left: A rn'cish pa jama ensemble of white, blue and green. The wide brimmed hat of straw is
trimmed In bh:s and green. Center: Loretta Sayers of Larchmont, N. Y., wears a bright colored beach
robe. Right: Fi-nces Penn Ames of New York wears the latest In wide trousered beach pajamas In -
brilliant stripes.
Miss Mayer Betrothed
produced in Belfast, Dumfornia- covers for quick and ejsy handling
Why is it that dining room arc
ko often nesloetcd when summer
clnthes ai-p belns made for the fur
niture? This injustice Is . belnff
remedied this year because, surely,
there is no room In which coolness
and fresh cheerfulness is ro appre
ciated; and it is comparatively wim
ple to make slips for the hacks
and pads for the seats of the chair?.
The bedrooms are hlommlng In
even more fascinating summer en
sembles. For instance,' one fabric
is lielns used both for chair covers
and bedspreads. Side chairs are
being payly dressed upin covers
with sash ribbons attached at the
seat level and tied behind in a
piquant bow. And the most sum
mery touch is achieved with dross
ins table flounces In airy organdie,
voile or net.
Furniture slip covers and cush
ions for porch furniture are made
to order in Mann's drapery work
line and Perth.
l.lnen fabrics have several ad
vantages over cotton. Tho cloth
Ik much smoother and more lus
trous than cotton. It is aim ono
of tho most durable of fabrics
due to the microscopic structure
and length of the flax fiber.
During recent exploration of the
tombs of the Ancient Egypt inn
Pharaoh hundreds of yards of
pure white linen, hand woven,
have been discovered In perfect
condition retaining thus for thou
sands of years Its strength and
luster.
IJnen Is today, as in the past
centuries, the Royal Fabric but
due to the development of ma
chine spinning and weaving is
within the means of all
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Seniors from tlic various Portland 1 hull Schools have liccn selected to act as Princesses in the Port- .
land Rose Festival, June 13-14. (Left to right) Elsie Mitchell, Mildred Coc, Kathleen Sanders,.
Kathryn Conser, Rcha Lec Moore, Caroline Halm (Queen) Gene Alouise Dickson, Lucille
'1'homas. Photo by courtesy of General Petroleum Corporation of California.
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HITS HOP YARDS TRADE FOR YANKSf SUCCESS
Yearbook Queen
Associated Press I'holo
Rubatee Pars hall of Qepew,
Okla.i In addition to being selected
yearbook queen at Stephens col
lege, Columbia, Mo., was also ad
judged the healthiest girl and the
best athlete of the school.
tdith Mayer, youmject daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mayer of
Hollywood, hao announced her-en-gsccment
to William E. Gocts, mo
trc:t picture executive. ; i
DALLAS, Ore., June 11 (IP)
Discovery of a disease offlclallv
diagnosed as downy mildew of the
hop, threatening the entire hop
industry of the Willamette vallev
and particularly in I'olk ami Ma
rion counties, is Announced by .1.
It. Heck, county agent, who ban
called a meeting of prominent hop
growers of tho district for t lie
First National Hank In Independ
ence Wednesday afternoon, at 1:30
o'clock.
The disease is In sufficient form
to cause serious injury to the en
tire industry and to threaten the
economic production of hops in tho
valley.
Robbed
Associated Press Photo
Marlon Nixon, fi'm star, was, rob
bed of jeweU and cash by a robber
who held up passengers on a Los
Angeles-Chicago passenger train In
California.
Best Wishes of
For Your Continued
Success
Ben Rybke
Beuryb Sweaters
for Men
Women and Children
at MANN'S
On testimony of physicians that
tho heart of Mih. Anna Sellok of
Newark, N. ,1., had boon perma
nently moved out of position In an
automobile accident she was award
ed $4000 damages iVnm Howard
Hurch.
LONDON, June 11 (Pi I -o rd
Hlddill, chairman or tho Driti:di
Newspaper Proprietors associa
tion told delegates to the Imperial
Press ouference here yesterday
that in his opinion Increase In
America's foreign trade was due
largely to that country' advertis
ing. He urged homo manufacturers
nnd merchants to advertlso both
at home and abroad, declaring: "It
gives one a pang to look at over
seas and colonial newspapers ami
see the preponderance of American
advertising. 1 love Americans, but
I don't want to , see the world
Americanized."
ti 111 Huenos Alios u Hiw require
men to wear collai'H and Ilea when
they appear in public.
Four loads In a lmla cniiHpd .law.
ClnroA to mlsn a 20-foot putt on u
('liirnco K"lf fourse.
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Among the
many fine
lines of
QUALITY
APPAREL
sold by
tliis store
Exclusively
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are the
famous
CONDE
Coats and
Suits
These super
fine garments
represent
the best made
in America.
See them
at Mann's
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MANN'S
EXCLUSIVE
1 CONDE
V GARMENTS
The Gossard
Line of Beauty
Mann'H feuturo tills famntiH lino In all ItH 'beauty
smart front lace models clitKp around girdles ami
coiHelettes. Your (JosHard coinea to you In line qual
ity cotton and silk brocade, hwhihI ullk, Balin and
lace; 03 well on glove fitting c-hHtnolsutte garmcntH
of finest quality nnd remember OoHHanl clastic will
not stretch out of shape consult our expert corset
lore about your corset problems, I lor advice Is free.
Your Gossard Model is Here Priced
$J.75 to $14-95
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FOP EVERYBODY
PMOit-486-40
, TO MANN'S J
l!y iilTonlin;; its ciislcinu'i's 1 1 best class (if S
nicrcliiinilisr in imicIi line, Jliinii"s .Dcpnrtinuiit
Stni'c luis t'li.id.vcil a lu-altliy and prosperous
Krowlli. ' ' S
Tlic rcimidcli'd Main Floor is a triliulu to this 5
,, .. jidlicy 11 1 11 1 .tin' I'cikIIoIoii W o o I e n iMills
takes pardoiialilii pride in the part it lias play- H
cd in Hiieli enviable pi?is,rress.
MANN'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
Exclusive Merchants in Medford for s
PENDLETON
Virgin Wool Products S
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Indian Design Blankets, Robes, Shawls H
Bed Blankets - Steamer Rugs
Shirts - Bath Robes H
Lounging Robes , s
Blazers - Stage Cruiser Shirts ,
Wool Sox , r ; S
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Women's Sport & Toboggan Coats : ; g
Pendleton Woolen Mills " :W
'.Mi Jeffrrson St., l'oitlimd, Ore.
.Mills lit
Pendleton, Ore.
Waohougal, Walh
Eureka, Calif. !
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Tlic Makre of '
SPRING-BACK
, SERVICE SCARFS
'Send OotitfrntuiatiohH nnd Best Wishos to
Mann's Department Store
Tlii.s lK'jmt if'ul and niodcftily
c(iiiipc(l store is a credit
Id Medford, and may tliey enjoy
the success deserved.
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"THE RIGHT KIND"
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