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PAGE SEC MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1932. pd or knotted closa to the neck, their colors forming ft t1t14 contrast with that of the costume. They add ft chic touch. A blue and white tweed frock worn with blue wool Jacket has one ot these snug little scarfs In cerise red. while a gray ensemble Is accented by ft scarf of brilliant green. lent picture success, and therefore a step forward. What it will do for Joel McCrea, featured with Dolores Del Rio, Is Inevitable. And even If a 7 00 .000 investment Is hard to re trieve, the studio standa a chance to profit more on the less expensive Mc Crea vehicles soon to be ready for release. All of which Is the more sur prising because "Bird of Paradise," while in production, was locally re garded as conversational fodder for the mourner's bench. SEES F( High Necklines in Vogue for Sports FOR JACKSONVILLE OLD TECHNIQUE OF SILENT DAYS AS FUTURE AID TO BANK BANDITS TOOK ! i f S ! t i' i? !: If (Hj K. Clay Chappell) JACKSONVILLE, Aug. IB. (Spl.) Mrs. Ell Hartley Bush, one of the valley'i best known pioneers, paused In Jacksnovllle recently for a chat with some of her many friends. She expressed Xeen Interest In the coming "Gold Rush Jubilee" and un- blushinglv confessed that there was an undying love In her heart for the old town and cherished memories of Its romantic past. She suggested, too, that those who attend the old-time dance, to be given In connection with the event, rig themselves up In the outlandish costumes that were worn In the good old days. That's a brilliant Idea. And why not? Come on, you boys and girls of yesterday I Let's do It! What fun It Will ow rummaging tn the old oaken chest and through the almost forgotten bureau draw ers) Girls! Dig up the old polonaise and the waterfalls and basques, and the old red petticoat and the hoop skirts. And even the pantalettes may not come amiss. Do your hair up In Jugs with switches and rats, and beau-catchers and ringlets, If any, and decorate It with barrettes or one of those an cient two-story combs. And by all means, don't forget these cunning little patches of black court plaster on your cheeks. Make Dad resurrect the shiny stove pipe hat and don the swallow tailed broadcloth and the fancy white vest. Then swing onto his irrm and step out Just as you did that other night so long ago w.hen Old Dobbin plodded slowly down the lane, and your lover, skilfully guiding him with one hand, whispered softly in your ear the sweetst story ever told. What memories will flood your heart I And maybe well, maybe Dad will whisper again those same sweet words. Como (lets Huge Organ COMO, Italy. (AP) A quadruple organ with 6000 pipes is being built In Como's cathedral. There will be four consoles In different parts of the church, but alt Vie pipes will be connected up to each keyboard. lllch necklines are a feature of the advance fall NporlH mude. Miikk)' Knuff rieftlj;im the solf frock of grmy angora wool at left, which has a knitted bloime of grny, green and violet ""pes, iiuiMiva mtn mgn mutir, . Hwentcr blouses also have a prominent place In the advance fall sports wardrobes, Lelong uses leaf brown wool, worked with yellow flowers for the model shown at right for wear with a straightllne brown skirt. By DIANA MRHWIN (AsHocluted PreHS Fashion Editor) PARIS (AP) High necklines in vogue for the first time tn many years are the outstanding style news In the early fall sports mode. Trig little collars fitting closely to the throat and small acarfu twisted above the collarbones are both used as neckline accents In the new models which serve as harbingers of potential winter fashions. Harvest Time Hues In Vogue. Wools are everywhere. Bright knit ted sweaters and blouses are generally part of the ensembles which are often made of a soft, hairy wool, an gora being the favorite. Colors re flect the harvest-time hues with grays and browns used as background for crimson, green, tangerine red and hazy violet. A three-piece Jacket suit with a sweater blouse, or a combination of frock and hlplength coat are the fa vorite models for golf and spectator sport togs. One frock of gray angora wool has a knitted blouse of gray, red and black stripes finished with a little collar of the same gray wool. It Is worn with a stralghtllne coat to match, A suit of brown angora wool has a knitted sweater blouse of creamy beige wool worked with little nastur tium-colored flowers. Scarfs Are Smaller. Scarfs smaller than ever and worn closer to the throat are a part of almost every costume. They are gen- erally bright silk crepe squares the size of a man's handkerchief, wrap ENAMELWARE SALE Outstanding values in enamelware offered at lower than pre-war prices, i ' This sale will last one week only subject to stock on hand. , Our Cash Prices Mean Greater Savings Look at These Amazing Bargains 11119 NESCO GREYSTONE 19c 5- qt. Seamless Mixing Bowls ..... ... 19c 12" Wash Basins , . 19c 4-qt. Convex Kettles 19c 10-qt. Round Dish Pans 19c 6- qt. Baking Pans 19c 2-qt. Convex Sauce Pans . . . 19c 6-qt. Pudding Pans ,. . 19c 3'qt. Sauce Pans 19c 4- qt. Sauce Pans 19c 5- qt. Sauce Pan 19c 2-qt. Coffee Pots , 19c No. 1 Chambers . 19c Extra Special Copper Wash Boiler .19 (EDFOftD FURNITURE &HDWL CO, IVORY Enamelware Real Bargains! Triple coat very heavy No. 8 Tea Kettles '. . 99c 6-qt. Convex Kettles . 99c 6-cup Percolators . 99c 14-qt. Dish Pans 99c 2- qt. Rice Boilers 99c 4-qt. Convex Kettles ...... 69c 4-qt. Deep Sauce Pans 69c 3- qt. Deep Sauce Pans .... 49c 3-qt. Deep Pudding Pans . 49c Collanders 49c 2J"qt. Sauce Pans . . . 39c 2 J-qt. Pudding Pans 39c Be sure to see our line of reclaim' ed heating stoves. MEDFORD 'S OWN STORE "FROM THE CHEAPEST THAT '8 GOOD TO THE BEST THAT'S MADE' BELOIT, Wis.. Ang. lBWpj Of ficials of the Second Nstlonal bank said an audit, being completed to day, would show the loot taken by seven bandits would exceed (70,000 Instead of the 190,000 originally esti mated. The six young women used by the bandits yesterday to screen their es cape reported they could Identify all members of the gang for whom po lice in Wisconsin and Illinois are searching. FOR MAGAZINE PAGES PITTSBURGH. Aug. IB. yp An "O. Henry" urge has hit western pen itentiary. Eight prisoners are sending short story contributions to magazines. One has sold five stories In a year, another two yarns. Others are re vising manuscripts according to edi tors' suggestions. Typewriters are In many cells, while schoolroom machines have been made available. Graves Jewelry Shop, one block north of poatofflce. Phone 489-W. By BOBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD. To see the long awaited "Bird of Paradise" la to be pleasantly reminded of the days when moving pictures and action meant something more than Up movement. King vldor's new production cost, according to conservative estimate, about 700.000, no small Item in these times, because box offices sel dom return that much on pictures any more. But studio people are op timistic that It will eventually "pay out." The hope springs from the fact that the picture, although It has dialog. Is essentially "silent" In Its technique. It therefore can be shown anywhere, the dialog being incidental If helpful, but not neces sary to apprecitlon. That will take care of the foreign market, which may take care of the costs. Significant in "Bird of Paradise" are the beauty of photographic ef fects, the musical background that actually helps to tell the story, en chanting, dramatic effects and build ing up climaxes Just as symphony orchestras used to do with big silent films and, above all the rapid ac tion. It tingles with excitement, even though the stage play on which It la based la mossy and bearded. And most Interesting, from the enjoy ment stand plont. It leaves free play to audience Imagination, a thing no tably few talkies do. "Bird of Paradise" represents a si Set Huge Valve On Dalles Well THE DALLES, Ore, Aug. 19. (AP) A control valve, weighing 1600 pounds arrived today from Long Beach, Cel., and is being trucked to the Clarno basin oil well 100 miles southeast of here in Wheeler county. Installation will be made immedi ately. Drilling stopped two weeks ago when gas pressure became exces sive. Drillers said oil is showing and work will be resumed Saturday. Post and Gatty Get Flying Cross WASHINGTON, Aug. 19. (AP) Standing on the back porch of the executive office while a soft rain fell outside, President Hoover today pin ned distinguished flying crosses on Wiley Post and Harold Gatty. part ners In last year's record flight around the world. Madrid Boons Swains MADRID. (APt Young men who canot afford to entertain their "dates" at outdoor cabarets or tea gardens these stifling summer even ings received a boon when the city council abolished the 8 p. m. closing of Retire park and ordered the pub lic playground kept open all night. Real Estate or Insurance Leave It to Jones. Phone 790. PARA, Brazil. (VP) Large scale rubber production by the Ford plan tations will mark an Important step in Amazonian Brazil's development, said Major Magalhaea Barata, federal lnterventor for the state of Para, when he returned here from an In spection trip. Such production probably will not begin for six years, he said, as rub ber trees require eight years to reach production. The Ford concession was granted in 1927, but the state administrator said that previous gov ernors had hindered operations. Major Magahaes Barata believes strongly In foreign concessions tor equatorial Brazil. He cited the sev eral Japanese settlements as well as Fordlandla, as advantageous to the state. The Japanese grow rice, fruits, vegetables, tobacco and sugar. Both Ford and Japanese conces sions have built railroads, the Amer ican line being four miles long. Pilgrim Fly to Palestine VATICAN CITY. (AP) The first air pilgrimage to the Holy Land will start in September when several planes will carry a party from Rome headed by a Catholic church repre sentatives. Stops will be made at Athens, Rhodes and Cyprus. A GREAT HAT AND DRESS CLEARANCE. All summer stock go ing away below cost. See the mar velous stlk dresses at 92.95. THE BAND BOX AND SHOE BOX. 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