Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 12, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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MKPFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OKKfiOX, FUTDAY. DECEMBER 12. IMA.
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Please Shop Early
Please Mail Early
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f "THE. STORE FOP EVERYBODY" J
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; Will Ask' Legislature to Sub
mit" Referendum Change
in County Representation
in . House and Senate Is
Revelation.
Father Given Minimum of
Four Years Son and Ac
complice Each to Serve
Three Years.
BALKM, On., Dec. U'. (!'
Oovprnor Nurbliul Igld thi) Ahw
ultilud I'lt'HH tmluy that he will
recommend in liln menmiKe to the
IfKlHluturo u i hutiKe hi tho uppor
tluniiicnt jnuviwiuii of the Hiiilt
cuiiHtllulluii mi thai every county
In tho Hiato would huvo ut leant
one- repi'CHontutlvo In each hutiw
of the, leKlnhiture. Jl will uck
the k'KiHiiituro to s u b in I t un
amendment tu (ho people.
The constitution requires a re
apportionment by tho leBlHlature
following next after each Icderul
census. ' , .
:?.'Under our prenent conntltuUon
nl arrangomont," the ovormr'n
moBWKe -will aay, "Movenil of our
. countioH have . no direct repre-,
sirntatlon In Dither branch of tho
Jeglftlattiro. Jnanmuch an the conn
ty in tho unit with which the:
atate dt-ajif in itiullm-8 of tuxntiun
und other uffairti of Kvern men t,
It Is highly dehlrahle and proper:
and justice demand Unit each
ominty be reprencnled directly by
at leant one rcproHentative In each
The Koveinor lelloveH the ires
rnl five inontliH period between
tho May primary election nnd
the general election 1m Inimical
to Rocd government, nnd will rec
ommend that the primary, elec
tions bo hold on Home Tuemlay In
Heptomltor. The present five
montho he terma "an open hunt
ing political neuHon which affeetH
neighbors and frlendn, and even
buslneKH und personal relntlont."
lie bellevcH thu deleifaten to the
national party conventlonH could
' ho elected In tho Heptemher pre
. ceding the : national conventlonH
an conveniently uh thoy aro now
elected In May.
State prlHon terniH were meted
today by Circuit Judge H. D. Nor
ton, to tho trio of auto wanderers
who pleaded guilty to burglarizing
the Will II. Wilson storo November
30, last.
CJeorge J. Uemiett of Chicago,
III., former Joliet, III., prlHon in
male, was sentenced to an Judder
mlnatu term of not has than four
years.
Albert liennett, 19, his hoii, was
sentenced to an Indeterminate of
not less than threo years, as was
C. B. Hmlth, 23, of La Cruses, Tex.
Tho men, driving a Ford sedan,
stopped in front of tho Wilson
store on Front street, near mid
night, November 30, and proceeded
to fill the rear seat with goods.
They wero captured In Tacomn,
with the stolen property In their
possession.
The elder Hennett readily ad
mitted his guilt, but Interjected a
plea for his son, on tho grounds "It
is his first offense" He also de
clared that Hm 1th "had nothing to
do with the robbery, as ho was
intoxicated und asleep In the back
end of tho car and knew nothing."
Kmlth spent most of his life in
the cotton fields of Texas, and was
befriended by the Hennetls, who
took him un their auto tour of tho
west. They found him "hitch
hiking" down a Texas road, lie
cannot read or write.
SELECT DEBATERS
' Four students from the eight
recently chosen to comprise . the-
fnlett holaHtlc school debute team
of Med ford high school have been
elected for the first debate team
by Coach Kulph Jt. Halley.
Ttiw students selected for the
first team are: Affirmative, Helen
t Wlhon und tleorito Bennett; neg-
ullve. Donald Darnellle and Mux
Carter. . The studonls chosen to
comprise the second team . are:
Affh mutlve, Maxlne Hugen and
Barbara Drury; negative, liob Ne
son and Doris Bundy.
t Those teams are preparing for
7 a . regular season with other
schools in the stato league which
iwlll start tho latlor part of Feb
ruary. -
iOFFER FRUIT AS
: CHRISTMAS GIFT
Lacquered boxes full of choice
nut -meats, redwood boxes filled
with candled fruits and home made
'fruit cukes wrapped In glistening
paper and tied with Christmas rib
bons are bolng displayed in the
local windows for Christmas sug
gestions. Ono largo redwood box has tho
fruits urranged In such u manner
ns to resemhlo u beautiful pot li
ned la, Sunklssed fruits of every
hue fill casseroles nnd baking
dishes. CI or man honoycuko )h
among thu holiday pastries shown.
Pears and applnn In holiday
boxes have been parked for ship
ping to friends and relutlven In
distant places.
Smyrna figs and fard dates aro
arranged In baskets for Rifts, also.
AUTO COLLISION
Claiming he sustained bodily
Injuries from which ho will never
recover, D. A. Snyder filed suit In
circuit court today against tho
Oregon Ktages company and Hoy
Ktlllwell, driver, for $10,000., Tho
plaintiff also seeks $500 to repair
his cur, damaged by tho Impact
resulting front a collision with the
stage between Mcdford and Phoe
nix, December 19, 1929. Hnydor
charges the stage was driven In an
imprudent manner on wet paving.
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Tito regnlur mooting of tho Real
ly Board was held today with ton
momhei-H prnsont. 10. M. Whlto,
president, announced plans for the
years activities, which will he an
Increase over previous work of the
group. The endorsement of the
plan for construction of new school
butluingH was unanimously adopt
ed.
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OF
FAKE SCLICITAT10NS
It linn ngalu been brought to oui
notice that there uro Taken solicit
ing In the nume of the Volunteer
of Amelia. A woman operating in
Mcdford, Thursday, refused to take
anything hut money. This woman
has no connection with the local
post whatever. Tho local branch
lias only three people out, and they
a iv supplied with proper creden
tials, signod by tho local officer
and treasurer,
(.Signed) CAPT. F. W. JAM KS.
'Baker, Concrete piers con
structed for new 'hangar being
built at municipal airport.
Trull In Aivlilont,
I'fWi-fl.AMi !) 1! (It
Barbtim MukkU. 60, died In
hospital here today from a skull
iracuir Burierea curiy ioi www
when she was struck by an auto
m obi In driven by J. J. Henderson,
III, delivery rtrtvor.
IO Jhoppinq Day
- lJ 'til Chrlxtmo
THAT'S
FRESH
as piping hot pop-overs . . .
liilkBros
Coffee
tn Ibe
original
vacuum
pack
Cl"0
It ii air (hat destroy the flavor ol
coffee. And even air-tight tint will
not keepcoflee fresh. That'i why Mills
Bros. Coffee is rucked in vacuum tins
as fast as it comes from the roasters,
By this method, air is completely
removed from the can and ktft tmt.
ONLY TEN MO UK SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CIIRLKTMAH
Toys
MANN'S
SKCON1)
FLOOR
Qift Suggestions
Attractive New Playing Cards SOc to $1.65
Eight Piece Toilet Sets in colors $11.95
Boxed Stationery, lined envelopes, box 49c
New Costume Jewelry for Gifts at $1.00
Linen Handkerchiefs 59c each ; 2 for $1.00
Women's Printed Scarfs in colors $1.95
Women's New Winter Hand Bags $2.95 to $14.95
New Kid and Suede Gloves, pair $2.95 to $4.95
Beautiful Silk Umbrellas $5.95 to $12.50
Colorful Rubber Aprons for Gifts SOc
Black Sateen Card Table Covers going at $1.19
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
COAT
SALE
SATURDAY
Toys
MANN'S
SECOND
FLOOK
1 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
From the Millinery Dept.
Scarf Sets
A gift suggestion from the millinery de
partment. Women's and misses' brushed
wool scarf sets in solid colors and novel
ty stripes. All boxed ready for Christ
mas. '
Hr $1.95 to $2 .95
Berets and Skiing Caps
Another splendid, gift suggestion are
these Imported French berets and skiing '
caps of pure wool. These come in as
sorted colors, boxed ready for gift giving.'
jut-
$100
New Metalic Evening Hats
Fof the winter party season we offer you
these adorable metalic hats in gold an'J
silver at the extra special price of $2.95.
This is indeed a very timely special as
these darl(ng little hats are worth double.
$095
Gift Slippers
The famous Daniel Green comfort slippers for wo
men and misses soft quilted satin. Kid and othe
slipper materials in good colors with and without
heel , All sizes.
$2.50 to $4.95
In this (24.75 group are 30 smart new winter coats in both
sport and dress style; coats that have sold all season for
as much as $35.00. In this lot are beautiful fur trimmed
broadcloth models and plain tailored wool tweeds. New
colors, new style notes and fine silk linings A marvelous
value at
This Is a coat special you cannot afford to pass up; 20 of
our best looking $49.50 coats go on sale 8aturday for the
low price of $35.00, a saving of $14.50 on every coat. These
garments are in both sport and dress style with genuine
fur collars and cuffs. All silk lined and showing the new
est winter colors. Buy your winter coat no. ,
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MANN"3 COAT SECTION SECOND FLOOR
24
75 Gift Hosiery
In Infinite Variety
Silk Dance Sets
: Any woman or miss would appreciate a gift like thisl
Crepe de chine, satin and French crepe dance sets
trimmed In dainty lace and In all the new shades
and styles. Regular values up to $4.95. Your choice
Saturday at Mann's
Sunbeam Bloomers
An Intimate gift she will welcome! A pair of these
super rayon "Run Beam" bloomers. These fine un
dorgarments come In all the popular colors and sizes.
Why not a Christmas box for her of "Sun Beam"
Bloomers?
Rayon Pajamas
Women's and misses' finest quality rayon pajamas
in all the new colors, Including brown and Russian
green. These adorable garments come In the smart
est styles of the year and make wonderful Christmas
gifts. Let us put up a suit of these for her glftl
$295
$125
$2 95
Silk Night Gowns
Many women prefer a gown rather than pajamas. For her we have many
beautiful garments, gowns of fine satin, French crepe, crepe de chine and
georgette lacs trimmed and hand embroidered, and of course In all the
good shades Including black,
$3.45 to $14.95
Brother and Sister Suits
Brother and sister suits for brother and sister's Christmas! Thesce dir
ling garments are made from very fine nuality imported wool jersey In
sizes 2 to 6 years. They are smartly styled for the little folks who will .
greatly appreciate their good looks and clever color combinations.
$1.95 to $4.95
$3500
he
'Wi
May we suggest you give her a pair of these fine pure
silk and wool hose for Christmas. They are full-fashioned
with a picot top and smart French heel. A
beautiful winter hose. All sizes.
The hosiery gift supreme. Women's sheerest chiffon
hose wrapped in beautiful individual suede boxes.
These extra fine hose come in all the new winter
shades and sizes. She will adore a box of hose like
these. .......
95
9i
$195
Another marvelous gift hose is this pure silk Theme full
fashioned, service chiffon weight, silk to top style, with a
beautiful French heel. This fine stocking is guaranteed to
give perfect wearing satisfaction. All shades and sizes.
$1.95 or 2 pr. for $3.65
Mann's
Main Floor
Mann's
Main Floor
For Men and Boys
Beautiful Silk .Shirts for Men at $4.95
Fast Color Broadcloth Shirts $1.00 to $5.00
Hole Proof Hose for Men 50c to $1.00
Jerry J Sweaters from $4.00 to $6.50
Colorful Silk Scarfs from $1.95 to $5.00
Assorted. Neckwear from $1.00 to $3.50
Bay on Shirts and Shorts $1.00 to $1.95
Genuine Leather Bill Folds $1.50 to $2.50
Suspender Sets, choice $1.25 to $1.50
Dress and Driving Gloves from $1.45 to $5.95
Men's Silk Robes from $5.95 to $16.50
Men's Wool Robes from $6.50 to $10.50
Genuine Gladstone Bags $12.50 to $19.50
Leather Coats and Jackets $10.50 to $19.50
Boys' All-Wool Sweavers $1.59 to $5.00
AU-Wool Knickers $2.50 to $3.50
Fine Jersey Suits $3.45 to $5.95
Handkerchiefs from 10c to 50c-
Silk Neckties, your choice 50c
Leather Coats $8.95 to $14.50
All-Wcol Blazers $2.50 to $5.95
Broadcloth Shirts 95c to $1.05
Scarfs at ' $1-25
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boy 8'
NEW DRESSES
Advance shipment of beautiful printed silk
frocks for late winter and early spring wear.
These adorable new dresses have the new
dark background with a printed over de
sign and show the correct tunic and new
necklines of spring 1931. Sizes 14 to 39.
See them Saturday at Mann's, They are
priced
DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR
12
12-Inch Baby Dolls
The biggest dolt value in Mcdford! Full 12
inch crying baby dolls all completely dress
ed in pink, white or blue dresses with bon
net. These won't last long at this special
price. Get yours Saturday.
l.
Also Boys' Hard Wood Scooters at $1.00 Each
TEREK TABLE COVERINGS
TEREK the newest in table covering.
A beautiful stainless felt back cover
that requires no laundering; simply
wipe off with a damp cioth. These
new covers come In beautiful light
colors and rich designs. They are hem
stitched and in the S4x54-ln. size. All
boxed ready for gift-giving.
$45
ITALIAN LINEN BRIDGE SETS
Genuine imported Italian linen bridge
sets, riand embroidered in pastel
ors over the natural linen cloth. These
sets consist cf one 36-inch cloth
4 matching napkins.
5 $2.98
MAIN
FLOOR
MAIN FLOOR
KIDDIES' RAYON PAJAMAS
A rayon pajama special for girls from 6 to 16 years. These are of fine quality rayon in
the popular two-piece style and come In a marvelous assortment of popular colors and
combinations. They are regular up to $2.25 per suit. Extra special In the infants' de
partment, main floor, Saturday, $1.95 suit. This is a splendid gift suggestion as girls
love pajamas.
$1.95
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Extra special for Saturday at Mann's. Generous
size (22x44) heavy pastel shade Turkish bath
towels. These are guaranteed fast color and doub
le thread. A marvelous gift towel. These towels
come in solid colon and attractive over patterns.
Yiur choice at one low price.
49C ea.
Wash Cloths to Match 10c
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25:
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