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TWELVE HEDFORB MAIL' TRIBTJ17E, MEDFORD, OREGON", TUESDXY, OCTOBER 20, 1931. BELLViEW GRANGE WILL BE HOST TO (By Mrs. Gertrude Haak) Pomona Orange meet Saturday, October 34, at 10 a.m., with Bell' View Orange a host. Ttala la the tint time the Pomona Orange baa met with Bellvlew and a very pleaa. ant time la anticipated In the com' modlous Community hall, about lour miles south of Ashland on a road that connects the old Paclfio high way, with the now PaclJIo highway and on which the old Moon mm need to be. A large attendance la expected and doubtless many matters or import ance will be brought up' for con. aldcratlon. Many of the newer Grangers are anxious to get In touch with the county Orange and lta program ol work, and we expect many ox inem at this meeting. We would like to call the atten tion of the masters to the fact that many of them do not leave their reports with the secretary. When this la not done your reports cannot act In the records. That is, until your report la filed with the secre. tarv. Report blanks have been mailed to the subordinate masters, II you . cannot attend the Poniona, then mall this report card back to the secretary several days before Po mona. Just scratch out the aoaress and .write the secretary's address on the back, put on a one-cent stamp and that la all there is to it, ex cept, of course, fill out the report card. Any fourth degree member In good standing may Join the Pomona, which meet! with the various Oranges in the county once In three months. Send for a Pomona mem bership card and have both your master and the secretary sign for you. It will pay any Granger to Join the Pomona. Dues are very low, being only 60 cents for Initiation, and dues 00 cents a year, payable In advance. Pomona Orange Is largely educa tlonal and leads In the many pro jects common to the Orange. 6omo members do not like the discussion which follows the reso lutions which come up before the assembly. But these discussions are ' very enlightening and enable one to see both aides of a question. That la the way we learn, and we believe that the Information gleaned from these discussions la of inestimable Value to all of us. ' And since it la yet too dry to do much farming, come to the Pomona Orange at Bellvlew October 34. The Orange opens at 10 o'clock a.m., and laats all day, with a splendid dinner at noon. Lecture hour la immediately after dinner and la usually , open to everyone. Fourth degree members may sit in during the business session after the Orange lias closed in the Pomona degree, which usually laats about an hour. Of course only fith 'degree members ott. May we remind many of our mem bers that their dues are in arrears? The by-laws state that you are voting member only as long as your dues are paid up for the cur vent year In advance. Better at tend to this. ' TEACHERS PLEDGE EFFORT TO TRAIN FOR LAW RESPECT The following reso 1 u t i o n was adopted by the Jackson County Teachers' association Monday In ses sion here Monday: At no time in the history of our great country has there been a more urgent need for steadfastness In loy alty to tier great principles. In no former period have we needed poise, clear-thinking, mature Judgment, and genuine respect ror government and law as we need them now. We recognize that the public schools can do much toward the formation of these characteristics of good citizen ship and we here resolve that our efforts will not slacken In this direc tion. Resolved: That, we as public school teachers pledge our support to our board of education in conserving toe resources of our various districts to the (tnd that full value shall be re turned for every dollar expended. Resolved: that we are heartily In sympathy with the organized effort now being made In support of Inter national peace. Resolved: That this association go on record as expressing Its approval of the work done during the last year by the Oregon State Teachers association through Its various com mlttees. Resolved: That we agree most heartily with the expression of the department of superintendents of the National Education association given at Its late meeting, "That the Eigh teenth Amendment to the Constitu tion of the United States is the most effective means yet devised to curtail the distribution and use of alcoholic liquors" and we oall upon teachers of the public schools to cultivate by their personal attitude and their di rect teachings a respect for this law as well as for all others of our coun try. ' I We extend our sincere and appreci ative thanks to the many unpaid workers In this one-day teachers' In stitute, who without pay, advantage or prestige, have served on commit tees, assisted In the organization, and given freely of their time and ability to the cause of publlo education. Thanks are due to our county superintendent for planning a de lightful day for us, and our appre ciation Is hereby extended to Dr. Curtis, Mr, Euwer, and the othor speakers for the Inspiration given us. to the Medford school authorities and the Medford high school instruc tors and students we extend our gratitude for the use of their fine new building and for the courtesies extended to us. Respeotfutly submitted by your resolutions committee, O. R. BOWMAN, Chairman, DELNO SLOAN E. M, HU3SONO MISS BETTY HILEMAN MRS, FRANCES PEARSON. Author in 1 856 Visioned Present Day Inventions Ciragette Is Topic Lecture at Church At the First Baptist church tomor row evening at 7:30, S. F. Atohley, of Portland, superintendent of the Anti-Cigarette league of Oregon will leoture on "The Enemy of Youth." This la one of a group of lectures be ing given throughout Oregon by Mr. Atohley. A collection will be taken at the olose of the leoture. DAY In the Men's Section Men's Belts Special for 310 day tomorrow at Mann's. Men'a fine quality composition rubber belts In the popular lM-inoh width. All slaee; black or brown. Slide buckle. 21c ea. Handkerchiefs ' aio Day special I Men's pure Irish linen handkerchiefs. Full size and finished with a small perfect hem. A regular 35c hand kerchief, Your choice tomorrow 21c ea. Dress Hose Special for aio Day tomorrow I Men'a super rayon and lisle dress hose In assorted col ors and patterns. Sites from 10 to 13. These are regular 3Bo hose. Choice 21c pr. Boys' Flannel Shirts " Extra Special for aio Day I Boys' all-wool flannel shirts and blouses In khaki or gray shades, sired from la to 144, Regular values on these garments from 1.50 to 13. Cholc . 21c ea. Men's Collars 310 Day Special I Men'a genuine Ida and Van Hueeon collars. Semi -soft and starched styles In white. These are regular SSo val ues. Your choice of broken slice tomorrow for 21c ea. MANN'S MEN'S SECTION The world has changed a lot since lass. And with much greater rapid' lty than a certain fun-maker, especi ally adept with the pen, prophesied for Harper's Monthly that year. He drew with his pen a picture, which without much retouching could be called "modern Russia," and In places "modern America." The article, headed "January First, A. D, 8000" was published January 1, 1806, A copy of the bound maga zines, owned by Mrs. D. M. Luke of this city, Includes the story. The scene is laid in Peerless City, "on the Island known to the ancients as the Island of Borneo." And while the geographical and governmental eruptions mentioned have not ma terialized, the social customs are here, 1069 yeara in advance of the writer'a expectations. Incubator babies, prohibition, air way service, underground railroads and the Russian housing system are listed by the writer as products of A. D. 3000. Pictures present humans In scant clothing, a trifle more scant than that generally worn, but no more re vealing than costumes of the beach and other eummer resorts. Telephotoe are forecast by the writer, who has his people reading newspapers well Illustrated with them and filled with telegraphlo cor respondence from all parts. "A scene occurring 10,000 miles off can be Instantaneously transferred to the paper here." A gentleman of Peerless City In forms the visiting Rip Van Winkle: This, lor instance, la a sketch of the commotion created yesterday at the North Pole by the news that Pro fessor Brown had succeeded in at tracting the new comet by elec tricity." In the midst of the conversation a lady enters dressed In very short skirts and wearing for Jewels Inven tion models, of a machine for making horn buttons, a new Ud for sauce pans and a self-lacing boot. "The only nobility recognized by the enlightened age," the speaker telle his visitor, Is "affinity to genius." Around her neck the lady wears a chain, which announces "Two millions of dowry settled on myself." All other, women bear similar tags, and marriages, the visitor learns, are all arranged by government author ities. Going to bed and getting up are also controlled by law, and tobacco has gone the way of whiskey. Waters are eerved under higher recommen dations than are given Medford's "mountain spring In every home." Asked about mothers, the speaker replies, "Mothers, ah, I forgot. I have read of the old-fashioned maternal duties. They must have been dreadful bore. We did away with them long ago. Children are reared In establishments from their birth on a substance called cupro-lacto gune." And to show that people were then and expected to always be, quarreling over legislation, the following con versation la given: ' Such a law is arbitrary!" "That's another old fallacy," the lawmaker replies, "How can it be arbitrary since the people enacted it themselves by their representatives? You are Just like the old writers, constantly twaddling about liberty." FLAMES DESTROY NEW M'MARR HEAD W. A, Frady, who recently arrived from Klamath Falls, has taken over the management of the MacMarr store at 34 No. Central. With new personnel, new stock and new ar rangements Mr. Frady says they now have a complete food store and are able to wait on customers quickly and without confusion. The new MacMarr policy of constant Improve ment will be followed In the future. f Event Extraordinary Keen Friday nlte. Oct. 33rd open for the Fun Carnival and Fair in the Recreation Hall of the First M. E. church. See MHer Majesty the Queen' visit the "Fish Pond," the River Styx," and many other booths. This will be tne BE3T-EVEB. AT JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 20. (Spl.) Fire, resulting from defective wiring, destroyed the Oeorge Backes' home here Sunday morning. The loss is estimated at aaooo. The fire department was called when flames were discovered on the roof of the two-story dwelling about 7 o clock. The water shortage, which has existed through the sum mer, made it Impossible to combat the fire. Some furniture. Including plancv radio and electric washing machine, was saved. The fire broke out when Mrs. Backes and little daughter were eleeplng. Mr. Backes had left the previous day for a hunting trip and returned Sunday night to learn for the first time that bis home was destroyed. The loss was partially covered by Insurance. John Bull Wants Work BIRMINGHAM. England (AP) A department store here advertised for SO assistants. When the shop openeu next day 5,000 applicants were queued up before the store. State Curtail Expense BUENOS AIRES (AP) The 14 Drovince. of Argentina are achiev ing notable economics, says tne pro tlslonal federal government in point ing out that state budgets for 1931 will total aeS.OOO.OOO as compared with 195,800,000 in 1830. ' Royal Utah Coal 113.00 per ton; National Utah Coal 16.00 per ton. Medford Puel Co. Tel. 631. The best wearing all silk hose, full fashioned at 1.00 and tias. ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN'S. See Shangle Studio specials before buying photographs. Burn dry slabs, 4.78 per load. Med. Fuel Co, Tel. 631. Loud Speaker Will Announce the Styles As They Appear in Window Living Models Will Display , All Numbers HOSIERY FASHION SHOW; THIS EVENING In Our Central Street Window, From 7 to 7:15 o'Clock N. Featuring Rollins Silk Hose An unusual presentation of beautiful Rollins silk hosiery for fall and winter wear. Not only a atyle show of taahlon but a show of real value from Southern Oregon's Hosiery Headquar ters, Mann's I Join the throng tonight and view our show then come In tomorrow and buy your Rollins hose for fall. Complete stocks now ready for your selectoln. Fashion Show Specials $1.00 Silk Hose 89c 3 pair for $2.55 $1.49 Silk Hose $1.21 3 pair for $3.21 $1.65 Silk Hose, extra sheer, 3 pair $4.75 Mann's . . . Hosiery Headquarters of Southern Oregon Wednesday, October 21st Is On Sale Wednesday Morning Sample Line of New FALL DRESSES We purchased direct from a salesman his complete line of wonderful tail and winter dresses I And what a buy It was. We pass our good luck on to you new silk and wool models direct from New York. Dresses steed from 14 to 18. Beautiful In quality, rich In color and com bllatlon. Kveryone a new oustandlng style. Every one a sensational Talus at this 31st anniversary. Sale Price 75 $ 147: Mann's Second Floor c Lday At MANN'S 2 1 st Anniversary Sale Pure Linen Toweling Sic Day special on l-lnch pure linen toweling. This fine absorbent toweling comes in all white or with col ored border of gold or green. Your choice tomorrow at Mann's 31o Day sale Imported Kapok Tomorrow at Mann's aio Day sale you can buy a full pound package of Imported Java kapok for ale. Buy now for Christmas pillows as thla Is an extra epeolal ' price on quality kapok. . 45-in. Pillow Tubing An outstanding value In 45-lnch pillow tubing. Thla la our regular stock of fine quality soft finish tubing. The kind that will wear and launder beautifully. Buy now for gifts. Turkish Towels Our regular 15x37-lnch guest Turkish towels. A beauti ful colored warp towel with terry loops. Your choice of rose, blue, gold, green and orchid at the low Anniver sary price of Maderia Napkins A timely pre-holldy aale of lovely hand embroidered genuine Madeira napkins, All are of fine quality linen and the hand work Is exquisite. Splendid assortment of designs, Choice tomorrow Wash Fabricks A complete c loseout of all wash fabrics left over from summer selling. Out they go tomorrow at 31o a yard regardless of original selling price. Buy now as many lovely patterns are left to choose from. Tomorrow only. Outing Flannel Special for our first 31o Day) Mann's regular stock extra weight outing flannel In a marvelous verlety of warm winter patterns, a 36-lnch flannel that also cornea in plain white. Choice tomorrow at Mann's 81 -in. Sheeting Extra Special for 31o Day tomorrow at Mann's I Our regular stock of fine quality soft finish 9-4 or 81-lnch bleached sheeting at aio yard. This la a limited special so buy early as much as you'll need. 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 36-in. Cretonnes Special tomorrow in the Drapery Department I Dozens of bolts of our regular 35c cretonnes for aio yard. These are In rich colorings and assorted patterns and are all 1 38 Inches wide. Ideal for drapes, cushions and slip cov- f . ers. Choice 36-in. Filet Nets Also in the Drapery Section tomorrow a aio sale of beautiful quality 38-lnch genuine filet nets. These era regular 39o values and are shown In various designs and patterns. These net make up and bang beauti fully. Choice Lace for Trimming Special tomorrow, a group of .lovely laces In widths from a to 4 Inches In colors of ecru and rose beige. These are the laces now so much In vogue for Blips and under wear and are regular up to 49c yard. Choice 1 Pillow Cases Extra quality dressing free pillow eases on sale tomor row for aio each. These are generous size cases 43x38 Inches and have a three-Inch hem. We would suggest that you buy at least a half a dozen at this extra spe cial price. Cotton Batts Special tomorrow at Mann's 1 Randy alee la-ounoe 100 per cent pure cotton batts. These are a soft, fluffy batt mem iur msiing uYtr your old comforts or for making , mcw win. awr ouy now wnue Uils low price in effect I Childrens' Stockings Special for tomorrow In the Hosiery Departemntl chll dren'a H length golf hose, anklets and long school stock ings at aio pair. These are regular SOc value and from our regular stock. Your choice at Mann's tomorrow 21 21 21 521 21 Kiddies Sweaters Special for ale Day. Broken lota and alzea In Infanta' and kiddles' knit sweaters, coat and allp-over styles and almost any color you could wish. Regular values up to 11 SS each. Extra special tomorrow. Infanta' De partment Main Floor. 21 c yd. C lb. c yd. c ea. c ea. c yd. c yd. C yd. C yd. C yd. c yd. C ea. c ea. c pr. c ea.
