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MEDFORD WAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAT, JULY 1, 1932. PXGE TWELVE SKULL INJURIES Dobbsie's Group at Holly For Broadcast Saturday (md Jsfaw fur a RoclL ARE FATAL n, ' . "nil . i g '44ttw'rd' Si g I 2'''fm lS4fi )j J 1 Cherles Franklin Harris, ton of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harris, of the Suk Hollow dUtrlct, pawed away at a local Hospital Thursday evening, du to Injuries received while work ing In an orchard. Charles was born at Forest Drove, Ore., December 7, 1913. He attended school In Idaho, later coming to southern Oregon, enter ing the school at Talent, where he acquired many friends. He was a boy of very excellent peraonsllty. He leaves his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harris: five brothers, James of Oregon City, W. Ij.- of Talent, John. Fred, Robert and David all at home, Route 1, Medtord; three slaters. Miss Ruby Harris of Portland, Mrs, O, L. Burks of Phoe nix, Miss Mabel Harris of Medford. Funeral service will be conducted from the Perl Funeral home Sunday at 2:00 p. m- Rev. Walter Duff officiating. F ARTICLE ON GOLF IN RECENT ISSUE An article by H. Chandler Egan, Uedford'a champion golfer, appears In the July Issue of Dame and Gos sip, national sports magazine. "You Are the Only Problem There Is In Dolt" is the title of the article, described aa "a atudy in self-pos sessive psychology." - The article is illustrated with a photograph of Dr. O. P. Willing and one of H. Chandler Egan, him self with pipe in mouth and club In hand. The . three elements of golf, the physical, mental and moral, are de scribed through the devlopment of the game, Mr. Egan convincing his readers that few golfers feel badly over losing a match if they are con scious of having more or leas won the battle with their own fallings and turned in a creditable round, "Following the same line of thought," he continues to state, "I believe that most golfers would rather hit the ball cleanly and sweetly on proper line and have it end up many yards from the pin than dub one that by sheer acci dent dribbles dead to the hole." , The article, appearing at this very opportune time, when all local eyos are turned to Portland and Egan, has been given a prominent location In the magaalne. Pulton county Georgia (Atlanta paid S03.73a.51 inheritance taxes to tne state in 1U31. Uusliful Will Hancock, better known as "Wee Willie," versatile first mate of Captain Dobbsie's shell Ship of Joy. 1 Mux Dolln, violin virtuoso, und com potter of note, with captain Dobbsle and hU Hnppytlme Review. Captain Dobbsle, famous pilot of the Shell Ship of Joy, and his group of happy mates are due In this city this afternoon from the nortA, to make preparations for the big broad cast between 8 and 0 o'clock tomor row morning at the Holly theatre for the Columla network. A delegation is to meet the party at the city lim its. R. E. Jones, local manager of the Shell Oil company, In charge of the visit, announced today that besides the radio technicians accompanying the entertainer, will be Will Hancock, pianist and versatile first mate of the Shell ahlp, and Max Dolln, the west's outstanding violinist and musical di rector, who now appears exclusively as a Shell Happytlmer. The captain, Hugh Barrett Dobbs In private lite. Is known to over a million radio listeners for his regu lar morning broadcasts, Is credited with discovering "Wee Willie," as Mr, Hancock, the pianist, Is known. The only difficulty the pianist finds In making his appearance, according to Mr. Jones, Is his extreme bash fulness, which constantly causes him to blush. Coming to the United States after musical training In Odessa, Russia, Partslon studios and concert work In England, South America and Europe, Max Dolin has become famous for his violin work throughout the Unit- ed States, having been prominently Identified with radio activities on the "Wl . ...... V jP I William i'oweis, the country's most colorful tenor, who has enjoyed a most outstanding success as a mem ber of the crew of the Shell ship. f ''.''. a t tit. i ft i, j- i.', Eleanor Barnard, conceit pianist or note, heard regularly on the Shell Happvtlme broadcast. Paclflo coast aa musical director of the National Broadcasting company. The broadcast tomorrow morning, to which southern Oregon people are Invited to see as well as hear, at the Holly theatre, will be free of charge. Mr. Jones said that amplifiers are be ing installed in front of the building for those to hear who will be unable to obtain seats in the building. Valente Repeats Fairground Dance Because of the insistent demand created by the large crowd who last night greeted Val Valente and his greater 12-plece Roof Garden orches tra at the fair grounds pavilion, apocliil arrangements have been made to have this popular band ap pear for a dance tonight at the same locntlon. Those who heard them last night were loud In praise of their music. SATURDAY AT MANN'S Final Clearance of Straws 69 to $139 The Greatest Mid-Season Clearance of Hats in Our History Step right this way, thrifty women and misses and get them I The smartest straw hats of the summer season at two sensational prices. Here you'll find rough straws, smooth straws, shiny and dull finish straws, to match or contrast any summer ensemble you may have In mind. Bo we'll expect you tomorrow. All Styles . . . Head Sizes and Colors SOFTIES, WHILE THEY LAST, FOR 29c COME EARLY TOMORROW MANN'S SECOND FLOOR! - SHOP SATURDAY STORE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY FOURTH. This Great American Week-End Calls for COOL Wash Dresses! A 4th of July sale ot 300 good looking wash dresses for women and misses. In this sale group are sheer materials. Prints and colorful combination in new spring and summer styles. These dresses are up to S1.88 in value and every one guaranteed fast color. Tour choice tomorrow at Mann's. 50 300 Wash Frocks Also, for the great holiday we offer 300 lovely wash frocks for $1.00. These are new summer models of fine quality voiles. Broadcloths, llnenes and other sheer summer fabrics. Ail fast color and very weU made. Go on Sale Tomorrow at Mann's for '$ 1. SILK DRESSES The dress shop has Just received another shlp "ment of wash silk dresses to sell for only S3.05. These consist of wash silks in plain colors and prints. To these we have added dresses of flat crepe. Georgette and chiffons, July Clearance Sale Price $395 Values up to $9.95 New Betty Baxley and Juanella Wash Frocks For $1.95 Children's Wash Frocks at 50c each Swimming Suits Now on Sale! l5Pad22.5sui, A holiday special on Women's and Misses swim ming suits. Fine all wool models In popular styles and colors. On sale tomorrow at Mann July sale for only -All Jantzen and Columbia Knit Suits Now 10 off Dresses Half Price This Is our annual July sale of silk dresses. Downs going on sale tomorrow for Just half the regular price. Space will not permit descriptions. You must come in and see them. $18.00 Spring Dresses $19.75 Spring Dresses $24.75 Spring Dresses $29.50 Spring Dresses $35.00 Spring Dresses $39.50 Spring Dresses Going For $9.00 Going For $9.88 Going For $12.38 Going For $14.76 Going For $17.50 Going For $19.75 Wash Blouses A dean up sale of Women's and Misses' wash blouses. In this group are many very good looking waists, but they are slightly soiled so out they go at 2 for $ 1 OP Second Floor July Clearance Sale of COATS AT HALF Our annual summer sale of coats. A clearance of every spring coat in stock at half price. Sport, dress and travel coats in beautiful woolens on sale at Mann's tomorrow. Note the sale prlcea $9.95 Spring Coats, $18.00 Spring Coats, $29.50 Spring Coats, $35.00 Spring Coats, $39.50 Spring Coats, $49.50 Spring Coats, $6.95 Kermi Jackets, going for $4.98 going lor qtf.w going for $14.75 going for $17.50 going for $19.75 frftinrr for $24.75 o o 6a nc going ior m JULY SALE of BAGS Special tomorrow, a large assortment of our regular S3 95 bags in black, brown, crater blue, rose beige. Span ish tile, green and navy. These come In various spring styles. Choice MANN'S MAIN FLOOR $149 PAJAMAS For the Fourth PRINTS A sale of Women's and Mlssea' good looking one and two-piece print pajamas. These are fast colon and regular up to (1.98 per suit. Choice tomorrow 8 9 suit JERSEY New I Newt Jersey pa jamas. Two-piece suits of fine knit Jersey In the best looking styles and colors. The blouse and alack Idea of these suits realty give you two gar menu. See them tomor row at Mann's. $ 1 98 Mann'i Main Floor PAJAMAS & SUN SUITS For JUNIOR PAJAMAS Cool beacrr and play pajamas for the kiddles made of splendid fast color prints and broadcloth In one and two-piece styles. These come in sires 1 to IS years and are regular up to 91.98 In value. EXTRA SPECIAL 89 " Varna" All-Wool SUN SUITS New "Vanta" all wool sun suits In sites 1 to a years. These gar ments are cut to give the baby as much freedom and sunshine aa possible and are In such good colors aa blue, green, maize and red. former Vanta price 1J9. NEW PRICE $ i op "Vanta" Cotton SUN SUITS The nw Vanta cotton sun suits axe cut like the wool model and come In blue, red, maize, orange and ftreen. Sleet are 1 to 6 years. Old price 09c. NEW PRICE MAIN FLOOR 69 MEN'S SECTION Sale of Men's KNICKERS A holiday sal of men's plus 4, 6 and 8 flannel and tweed knick ers. These good looking golf togs are regular 96 00 to $8.00 and come In sizes 30 to 38 waist. Your choice tomorrow at Mann's $495 Linen Knickers $2.95-3.95 Men's Golf Hose A July sale of our regular $1.00 golf hose. These are In sizes 10 to 13 and In colors of white, black, blue and green. 6 pair Men's Dress Pants A clean up sale of men's odd dress pants. In this group are regular $3.95 to $4.95 all wool worsted trousers sized from 30 to 40 waist. Your choice tomorrow. $00 SUIT SALE We call your attention to this group of Club and Kuppenhelmer suits thst are going out at 119.75. Every one a splendid example of hand tailoring by these two fam ous clothing makers. Good styles, good line of sizes and finest fa brics. Regular S30.00 and $35.00 values. $1975 Jantzen Swim Suits $5.00 to $6.00 Mesh Hose For Summer Days Warm summer days are mesh hose days. At Mann's you will find Just the mesh you want. Mesh for dress or sports. Especially good are these new lace and petit point numbers in shades of morning, evening, smoketone, clear and matin. All are full fashioned, ptcot top. French heel models with cradle foot. $35 pair HOSIERY CLEARANCE A July sale of odd hose, including full fashioned spring numbers of pure silk lisle mesh and silk mesh. Values up to (1.49 a pair. Choice SALE PRICE 5 9pai pair 2 Pair for $1.00 Swimming Accessories you'll enjoy your summer swlma to the fullest with the proper swimming accessories. Good shoes, caps, suits, and water toys, will be found at Mann's In ample as sortment at prices within the reach of everyone's budget. Beach Shoes 50o to $1.98 Swim Caps from lOo to 79o . Belts for Swim Suits at 25o Large Flay Balls 25c and SOo Inflated Rubber Water Toys On Sale From 39c to $1.25 Paper Napkins A holiday sale of finest quality paper napkins, take plenty of these along. They cost you only 6c for two dozen. Regular lOo per doz. 2 Dozen for 5c TOILETRIES For Summer Days Our Toiletries dept. Is one of the largest south of Portland and well stocked with dozens of summer toilet needs. Sunburn cream, lo tions, balm, fine soaps, deodor ant and powders. Supply your totletery wants at Mann's and know that you are getting stan dard brands at popular prices. MAIN FLOOR Beach Capes New beach capes now ready for summer swims. These handy holi day garments are of fine soft Turkish toweling, fitted across the shoulders with a draw cord. They are In gay beach colors and gen erous In size. Choice $249 Towel Sale Summer time is towel time. Henoa this sale of fine quality 23i44 Inch Turkish bath towels. These come In snow white with colorful bor ders. Special 35 3 for $1.00 ea. Jtandfatpantmudmu, Silk Flags for the Fourth 10c to 25c
