MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORp, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 3031
PAGE EIGHT
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DELEGATES READY
FOR STATE MEET
- Delogatea and alternates from the
Medford post,' American Legion, and
the local Auxiliary, who will attend
the ccnventlon which opena In Cor-
Tallla Thursday, were announced this
zooming.
v The lo-al post will be represented
by John Holmer, Walter J. Olmschled,
Lee Oarlock, Earl Pry and Fred Fry,
delegates, and Wilson Walt, '.ev
Baker. C. T- Baker, o: B, Nichols and
Holland Smith, alternates.
Delegates from the auxiliary, who
will leave tomorrow for the conven
tion city, are: Mesdames Humph
nys, Helen Wlllson and W. A. Hol-
lovay. Alternates will he Mesdames
Belva Aiken, Amy Kent Smith end
Miller.
; The Auxiliary quartet, composed of
lfendames Cass Wymore, Cleaves,
Henry Pace and B. R. Harwood, will
also attend the convention and par
ticipate In the program. Mrs. War
ren Butler, accompanist, . and Mrs.
Edward Leach are among others leav
ing tomorrow.
The auxiliary will present a stunt
In the competitive show, featured at
each year s convention.
The three big days, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, have been crowded
with events for all legionnaires. Play
ing of the Junior League state cham
pionship games each afternoon will
lead In Interest with many conven
tlonlsts and the games are going to
be "wows," say the programs dis
patched by the Oregon convention
commission.
. The "Digest and best" drum corps
content ever held In the state will
be staged In a wonderful setting un
der the brilliant football flood lights
of Bell field, which affords ample
seating capacity for 30,000.
. Band concerts will be held both
day and night throughout the con
vention. Friday night, following the
drum corps contest, there will be 13
vaudeville acts! - The grand ball will
be held Thursday night at "the Me
morial Union building on the Oregon
State campus, with music furnished
by Cole McBlroy's orchestral'
Wrestling matches, 'golf tourna
ments, bowling tournaments, air ma
nenuvcrs, stret stunts, parades and
carnival are among the other high
lights announced for the three-day
celebration.
isSIds
The Ladles' Auxiliary, No. 877. of
tho National Association of Letter
Carriers and the Medford bronuh,
Mo. 1438, N. A. of L. C, met at the
home of R, A. Newland, BUI East
Ninth street Monday evening for the
first session since organisation was
fleeted June 31,
Officers elected to head the auxili
ary at that tlmo were Mrs. Helen
Moff, president; Mrs. Leila Morrow,
president, and Mrs. Pearl Newland.
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Newland and
Mrs. Neff were delegates to tho Salom
conVontlon, which was held July 11,
t which time a state auxiliary was
organised with Mrs. Orace Todd of
Portland, president, and Mrs. Pearl
Newland of Medford, state treasurer.
The meeting Monday evening was
held as a get-acqualnted mooting
althouf.l the ladles transacted some
business. Among other things was
the extraction of a dollar from their
husband's pockets, which was no
mail task. In fact Mrs. Harry Law
son had to chase her husband across
the lawn several times before getting
tho money, but when she did catch
him irte took a five dolls.- bill.
J. B. Clary of Ashland, who was
comfortably seated on tilt lawn,
watched the race with unconcern.
While the ladles were having their
business meeting, the carriers were
called to order by their president, R.
M. Bwsn, with M. I. Harper as secre
tary, and a report of the Salem con
vention was read by R. A. Newland,
who attended as delegate. After the
reading and a short discussion of
various subjects t.'iey adjourned to
partake of refreshments served by
the ladles.
, Members present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Atllcl Neff, Mr. and Mrs. B. D.
Scrlpter, Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Swan,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Morrow. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. M.
. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ram
mln, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cleary, Mr.
and Mrs. R. A Newland
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Cheered up with long visits with
relatives In Chicago and the sights
of the eascerr. cities, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Y. Tengwald arrived :.i:ne Sat
urday evening from their almost a
month's trip cast, during which they
spent most of the time at Chicago,
tho farmer home of each, Carl Join
ing , Mrs. Tengwald following the
Cleveland, O.,', national. Shrine, con
vention. ; '
While their stay In the east was
enjoyable,; ths' only drawback being
the hot weather that prevailed there
during' their absence, which made
them think of Oregon' usual green
ness and coolness and long for It,
they were greatly disappointed on
arrival home to find the hot weather
had followed, or reached here ahead
of them. This was especially notable
as they returned to the coast toy way
of the Canadian Pacific route.
But like Jerry Jerome, who return
ed from the Cleveland convention a
iweok sooner, they could talk for
hours about the wonders of Chicago,
especially Its modern handling of
traffic, new big buildings and gen
eral Illumination Inaugurated since
they had last been In the great met-
ropolltan city. Funny how. all the
rorruer (Hilcago' residents" stand by
that old burg.
Carl spoke In polite terms of Cleve
land as a beautiful large city, and
referred to New York as a likely
coming town. He found everywhere
signs of the depression beginning to
disappear, but was unkindly enougn
to state that In Chicago's business
streetswere remarkably free from
panhandlers, compared with Cleve
land, where during the Shrine con
vention the streets were prolific with
them, despite the efforts made by
the Cleveland authorities to suppress
all such street begging at that period.
3 MILES OF TOWELS
AT
Towels, 'towels, towels, three miles
of them, will be offered tomorrow
at. Mann's Department store. "At
least that's Just the amount of ter
ritory the towel event would cover
If each were placed end for end. But
nobody's going to place them that
way for the towel mileage threatens
to be greatly divided when the
southern Oregon shopping population
enters the store.
No estimates on the number of
baths represented in three miles of
t.nwiin whnn the temnerature Is ling
ering around 100, are Included In
announcement of Mann s rowei
but the store promises to have plenty
of towels to supply the seasons de
WHY SHOULD ANY MAN OR
WOMAN HAVE GRAY HAIR?
10
I MEET
"' All dairymen of the county,
.'whether members or not, of tne
Jackson County Dairymen s associa
tion, are Invited to attend ths regu
lar monthly meeting of the associa
tion, to be held In the Orange hall
at Central Point on Thursday even
ing, Auguat 6. Notices of the meet
ing have been aent out by O. J.
Maust, secretary of the organization.
Many Important questions oomronu
Ing the dslrymen at the present time
will be discussed at this meeting,
and as the memos rahto Is erowina
rapidly, a large attendance of dairy
men Is expected.
. ;
Nature Will Keep Your Hair
Youthful Shade and
Free of Gray
LIFELESS GRAY HAIR
REGAINS OLD BEAUTY
Everybody knows If color glands
and hair rooU are healthy and ac
tive, tho hair will continue Indefi
nitely a rich, natural color entiroly
free of gray or streaked locks. '
A doctor several years ago asked
himself this question: If I can stim
ulate digestion, liver, heart, etc., with
a tonic, why not rub a stimulating
tonlo Into the scalp that will revive
those Inactive glands ao nature In
her own natural way will roaume
putting plenty of pigment Into the
hair tubes aurely the hair will then
re-sumo Its original beautiful shades
of youth regardless of user's ago or
provlous condition or tneir nair.
KKMAKKKAIILK lilrldOVKIIY .
Tho doctor's search led to endless
experiments. Ho didn't want a dyo or
tint, and It, of course, must oe Harm
less oven If a person used It many
v?ars. Under the name Lea's Hair
Tonic anynno moy now purchase tho
tonic he finally periooted. For sev
eral years hairdressers, scattered ovor
the country, have 'been ustna it. Re
sults are so nice and gradual men
used It too. It doesn't stain tne
ojnlp. and at a test one need only
apply it to some small spot a few days
to watch rsults. Shampoo as often
as dcolred.
Most people are first Inducod to
try Loa'a for gray hair but It primarily
Tas Intended as a tonic to put tho
scalp, hair roots, pigment glands and
hair In a healthy, vigorous condition.
Of cnurso with a healthy scalp cornea
a change In -the appearance of hair
and a restoration of the natural shade
or brown, red, black, auburn, or
blonde. There are some three thou
sand shades of color In human halt
no dyo ox-pert can paint one's hair
as oxquUltety m nature. Lea's mere
ly stimulates nature to renewed ac
tivity, puts nature back on tho Job,
you might say, and the tint she im
parts to your hair, once the scalp,
roots and glands become healthy Is
natural. What la more beautiful or
becoming than nature's own choice
of lado to match your eyes, com
plexion and beauty.
Xf.K WHAT I'KrlKM HAY ON TIIK
KHfllT
If a reader desires to try Lea's
Hair Tonlo on guarantee of complete
satisfaction they should get a bottle
at drug store or pin dollar bill to
this advertisement and send to Lea's
Tonlo Co., Brentwood. Md., for gener
ous sine bottle, full directions.
Experts cannot detect the use of
Lea's Hair Tonic.
writes Miss M. A. Banedlct. 1803V4
W. Adams St., Los Angeles, California
Then about two years ago I learned
of this truly wonderful Lea's Hair
Tonic and started using It. My hair
begsn changing right away to the
lovely soft brown whloh was my or
iginal shade- The dandruff has posi
tively disappeared and my hair . is
thicker and In perfect condition. It
surely docs all and more than they
claim."
Thousands of men and women use
Lea's Hair Tonic. Even experts and
close frlonds cannot detect Its use.
Simple directions with each bottle
for use at home. Read what another
user says below.
GRAY HAIR GONE
STOPPEDDANDRUff
ITCHY SCALP ALSO
Los Ar.gelcs User Says That
Tonio Does All That Is
Claimed and More
"l suffered with dandruff, Itchy
scalp and my hulr was promaturcly
nriy a detestable shade of gray
HER HAIR WAS
DRY, FELL OUT
IN HANDFULLS
Dandruff, Itohy Scalps and
Gray Hair Worried -This
lady
NEW TONIO FIXED IT
"My hair wn streaked, dry and
lltcleM. Dandruff also bothered me
and natural curl was all gone when
I began lining Lea's Hair Tonic. Now
after using Loa'a a short while my
acalp feels fine, dandruff Is gone,
hair seoms to bo growing thicker and
u is a dark ana luxurious ana nas
ceased to fall out," writes Mrs. P.
Boritnor, Box 35, Clipper, Washington.
"I'm tickled vrlth the appearance
and condition of my hair now and
It's so simple to use no woman should
bo without Lea's Hair Tonlo."
Read the article on the left and
the one above then obtain a dollar
bottle of your druggiat, on positive
guarnntee that six weeki use will
delight and a mar you or money
back.
IT RESTORED MY
HAIR TO NATURAL
COLORANDBEAUTY
Previously Usod Other Prepa
rations, but Lea's Tonio
Is the Best
"Two years or more ano I began
uitlng Lea's Hair Tonic and It Is won
derful. Kesults came quickly and n.y
hair went right back to Its natural,
youthful color and then Just an ap
plication now and then keeps my hair
ana acaip in perrect condition," writes
Josephine Webber, 3114 Virginia Ave..
Kveiett, Washington.
Read article on left and those above
then obtain 1 'bolt to at drug store.
Simple directions for use at home.
No bother or meas. Pew drops on
flnscr tips, rubbed Into scalp at night
v.nrk nil the maiilc. If (true a 1st hasn't
Lea's send dollar to Lea Hair Tonic
'Co. Brentwood. Md.
Births
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stete Bens
ton a daughter, at ths Community
hospital Monday.
.
iHoraaback trip to Wagner creek I
Sunday. Medford Riding Academy.
Phone 143.
! Hotel- Mrrtfnrd Harder Rhnp.
Haircut JSro. f , ' ' . , ;
1033 Chevrolet Coupe with 1032
license, good tires, in A l
condition
$495
Chevrolet
Lubrication
Service
Yon will find that II mil Pv to
haw y ur htn.lrt serviced In i
our Mitt . . , t Here expert Chev
rolet ftervti-e men do the gremlin
h t hi ninthly, mange your nil
If necewiry, uIhk exactly the
right grade ami amount speci
fied by the factory. You'll find
thin wnlce moderately priced,
too!
a
DM.
Pierce-Allen Motor Co.
It south Riverside Phone ISO
I siKH CAR LOT sth and liarllett Htm Phone Ml
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Wednesday
at Mann's
Towel Sets
For this uniiaual towel event we have as
sembled a Rroup of Individual cellophane
wrapped sets connoting of one beautiful
Iwth towel and two matching wah cloth.
These marvelous gift sets come In- 3 rich .
bath room colon coral, blue, green, gold '
and orchid. They are priced
$1 00 c
r At 1 . Set
Also sets consisting . of two
large Bath Towels, two WaBh
.Cloths and Bath Mat for $2.50
Bath Mats
No towel event would be complete without
n showing of hath matal . These new ar- '
rivals are made hy Martcx of firmly woven
cotton thread), very absorbent an.tl beauti
ful In deMfrn and 'color combinations of
pink, blue green, gold, and orchid. A mur- -vcIouh
mat at this low price. ( .
A $1 29
At X . Ea.
Other Mats Priced; at $2.29
I' ui
Martex Tgyyels
The 'MnimiM Martcx hat If 'towels In $ the
popular 22x43 Inch filre. These fine big
tone In are In the colornil desert pattern
now ho much In vogue. You, can select a
Martex In colors to matiCi any bath room.
We have them In green, err hid, gold, blue
or pink. They are priced
At
75
c Ea.
Bath Mats to Match at $1.98
Jacquard Towels
We are showing during thU towel event a
complete stock of Jaqtiard hath towels, wash
cloths and matching bath mats. The
towels are featured In two slues. The
large 22x44 Inch bath size and the popu
lar 15x37 Inch guest towel. These beauti
ful and decorative numbers of the towel
family arc In such good colors an coral,
blue, green, gold and orchid.
22x42 in. Towels ; . . . 50c
15x27 in. Towels. . . .29c
WashCloths .......15c
Bath Mats .... . . .$1.00
Main Floor
Wednesday
Special
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JACKETS
Wednesday morning we place
on wile our stci-k of sumrt silk
Jackets In white, orchid, green
ani red. Tctre garments
arc Ideal In creating the en
sciuh'e Idea out of a silk
drew or sport skirt. They are
smartly stled and oh. so well
tnllrre.l, stee them Wednesday
at .Mann's. ,
Two Special
Prices " -
$395 $595
SECOND FLOOR
It Is Our Job to Keep
You in Towels
i ' i ' ' i ' ' .'..-
Keeping the homes of Medford supplied in towels is our job
and quite a job at that, because the long hot summer months
are hard on towels. One must have them for the showers, the
beaches, the plunges and of oourse the kitchen and bath, but
we keep the many homes well supplied We sell thousands
of towels. We buy thousands of them. It would be safo to
say that in 8 homos out of 10 you will find towels from Mann's.
Yes sir, we
have towels
' men like.
After the
shower reach
for afresh
towel.
What you'll
like' about
. these towels is
. the price.
Have you
really enough
towels in the .
house?
R e m e mber
towels make
lovely gifts.
Towels are
mighty handy
. things. Try &
live without
them.
Happy is the
bath room fill
ed with good
towels.
Replace your
old towels now
with these new
arrivals.
A Lane of
TOWELS
3 MILES
LONG
That's Just an ex
ample of the vast
titock - we carry
ready for your
' towel needs. If the
towels from Mann's
were placed end
for end they would
rench down the
highway three
mllrs. That's a lot
of towel! Quite a
selection for a city
this size, but It's
JiiKt the assort
ment you can ex
pect from this
store. j
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One towel in
the bath room
is worth 6 in
the store. :
Clean towels
protect the
health of your
home. '
N e w low
prices now in
effect on tow
els. .V- ,.y''
It is worth
a trip down
town to see our
towel window.
Haven't you
often wished
you had more
towels?;
Towels are
one of the real
comforts erf the
home. Why be
without them?
Mann's are
towel head
quarters for
So. Oregon.
Summer Time Is Towel Time
Turkish Towels
Extra lnrire tze,'' 23v4 1 and extra wHrM I
Them xptcndlrt big turklsh bath tomUul
3 for S1.00 are Indeed a rare value. You I
choice of colon includes roue, blue) roll I
green, and orchid,' on the Hem. ' Body l
. towel la snow wniic. loura at .Manni
Wednesday for.
for
Guest Towels
Included In this vast display of quilt)
tcwcls are the popular guest size nunbm
(19x27). These wonderful towels are In thf
new long loop colored warp thread tu
Iihvc a contrasting colored border. Votr
choice includes rose, blue, green, old iM
orchid. They are priced
At
25
c Ea.
22x42-in. Towels
' ' . Another unusual value for this towel eti
Is this 22x42 Inch bath towel at 2.1c. Cm
'' crous in size and of splendid weliht. tnb
double thrend towel will stand loUotmri
t use. We bffer you 5 colors to seleet tto
' In this number and gunrantce lti quilit!
equal to any towel muue.
At
25
c Ea.
18x36 ri in. Towels
Yes, we have quality towels as low "J 1S
each and every one n generous slie (
double thrend long life towel. And
more we hr.ve tills Inexpensive f"J"J
leading shades. Rose, blue, green, FU
rich lavender. Yours at Mann's wmw
day.
At
15
Ea.
Main Floor
J(cuuiA$tpwitmurfAtctt
r "THE STQPE FOP EVE PY BODY 'y
(HON!.. 46-47 tfOKWfXMCCN.
Mail Orders Filled. We Pay Postage -
Wednesday
Special
DRESSES
Values up to
. $16.50 for
; The outstanding dreii
' -k event of the month. Wo
' ; men's and misses' beauti
ful all silk chiffons f
semi-formal wear, dresseJ
" of crepe and shantung
sports and frocks of go4
looking prints for 8tre
and utility. This is indew
a dress sale you cannot
afford to miss. The group
consists of 40 dresses,
come take your pick tot
only $8.00.
SECOND FLOOR