Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1933, Page 10, Image 10

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MEDFORD MSTTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933.
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HIGHWAY LEDGER
Jackson Receives $1,944,
300 More in Road Work
From State Funds Than
Contributed List Others
PORTLAND. Ore, May 13. (AP)
your counties Multnomah, Marion,
Washington and Linn i&ve contrib
uted more money to the state nign
way lund than they have taken out
In road work, according to a chart
prepared by the Oregon atate high
wav commission.
The graph, aa explained by Leslie
U. Scott, chairman of the commit
elon, shows that Multnomaji county,
lor example. Is S34.100.uuo "Denino.
while Douglas county Is 7,363.600
"ahead" In the matter ol contrlbu.
tlon and benefit.
Marlon county has paid In $4,246,
400 more than It has taken out.
Washington Is 623,10O behind, and
Linn S190.60O behind.
Boott explained that the 7,8S3.500
which Douglas county has gained
marks the difference between the
08.830,890 spent In highway con
struction or maintenance In that
county, and the 2, 168.401 it has con.
trlbuted to highway funds through
license fees, gasoline tax and motor
transportation lees.
Among the 32 counties which have
secelrcd In highway work more man
they have paid In, with the amount
pi excess, are:
Lincoln, 5,045,800; Curry, S4.033.
800: Wasco. 3, 826,000; Lane, ea.siBv
100; Umatilla. 12,829,600; Klamath
3,870,800: Baker, S2.710.600; Jose,
trtllne. 3,6S8,200; Union, (3,143,000;
Jackson, 1,944,300: Polk, 1.028,700
Yamhill received only 538,100 more
than It contributed.
ROSEBURQ. Ore. May 12, (AF)
Oommentlng here today upon the
distribution of state highway funds
as announced by the highway com.
mission, showing Douglas county
beading the list In contributions pro
portionate to the amounts paid In,
Douglas County Judge W. 8. Hamil
ton called attention to the fact that
Douglas, largest In area In western
Oregon, contains one-third of the en
tire length of the Pacmo highway
within the state of Oregon, and more
of th Oregon Coast highway than
any other county, which In a large
measure accounts for the apparent
extremes In the scale of receipts and
expenditures.
Because of favorable routes, two
roads from the Pacific highway to
the coast are maintained by the
state, one from Roeeburg to Ooos
Bay and the other between Drain
and Reedsport,
In addition to Wieae highways
maintained by the state, Douglas
county hss a longer system of Im
proved rosds than any other county
in western Oregon.
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TO
Its It exp acted that several thou
and people will witness the second
annual review and presentation of
aerr.ee medals, and demonstration
Which will be held at the Medford
armory next Tuesday night.
Elaborate plans for the event are
going forward and over a hundred
Invltstlona have been mailed out to
military, atate and county officials
throughout the state. Recently the
army adopted an entirely new meth
od of drill and this will be displayed
o the public for the first time.
An entire battalion of troops will
be on the drill floor of the armory,
comprising the unite from Ashland,
Grants Pass and Medford. Major
William H. KUenburg Is In charge
of the event, assisted by Captain Carl
Y. Tengwald.
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ON MOTHERS' DAY
Mothers Day program for worship
service of penersl assembly period of
Sunday school. May 14, Presbyterian
church school.
Program:
Organ prelude, Dorothy Reynolds.
8ong by school. No. 108.
Responsive reading. No. 444.
Song, selected, by Mary Olaacock.
Reading, by Edith Hodgktns.
Organ tribute. Dororrty Reynolds.
Song by school, No. 314.
Prayer, Rev. w. J. Howell.
Par across the continent to Chary.
N. V.. fragments of a KMED broad
east on Crater Lake traveled last
month, a letter recently received by
D. 8. Llbbey, park naturalist and
assistant superintendent of the park,
reveals.
On April 20 Mr. Llbbey spoke over
KMED. A response to the address
was recently recelTed from Lillian
Francis of Chircy. asking tor more
Information on winter conditions at
the lake. Mies Francis stated In the
letter that she had visited Medford
and Crater Lake and would like more
facta concerning the geology of the
park. The April Issue of Crater Lake
Nature Notes was forwarded her on
May 10 by Mr. Llbbey.
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Silk Underwear
: for Mother
GOWNS
A delightful gtfe for Mother
Lovely all-sllg French Crepe Gown
In tailored and lace trimmed
styles. Shades are white, tea rose
and pink. Special for Mother's
Day tomorrow at Mann's
$198 ' $098
L and W
SLIPS
A beautiful new slip for Mother.
These are of fine qualltq, all -silk
crepe In the popular Clinch bias
cut style. Tailored and lace trim
med models. Shades are tea rose,
pink and white. Choice
$1.98
Underwear Section
Main Floor
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Sunday, May the 1 4th
IT'S THE day the really reaps definite expression of the devotion and ten
derness you feel for her throughout the year, but too seldom manifest.
How can you better express your tribute to Her than with a lovely Rift?
A gift that need not be expensive, a gift for Mother from this fine store.
We Suggest These Gifts for Her
Fine Quality Stationery in Attractive Boxes 50c to $1.00
New Metal Powder Jars for Mothers dressing Table $1.00
Yardley's Old English Lavender Soap and Perfume Sets $1.
Perfume Atomizers in Lovely Bed Eoom Shades at $1.00
Gift Perfumes and Toilet Waters by Coty, Burjois and others
Beautiful Costume Jewelry,. Earrings, Bracelets, Necklaces
Lovely All Linen Handkerchiefs, ideal for Mothers day Gift
Complete Assortments of Attractive Mothers day Cards
Silk Hosiery in all Weights and Shades for Mothers Day Gift
Beautiful Pieces of Silk Underwear for Mothers Day Gift
New Bags for Mother
We suggest you see these newest Hand Bags before
you buy Mother her gift. New shapes and shades
In the smartest leathers. Some metal trimmed, oth
ers plain. You'll find Just the one she'll love In
this 91.98 group.
$1.98 each
JUJi.VS MAIN FLOOR
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Gloves for Mother
We can suggest no better gift for
Mother than Gloves. Especially
these new arrivals In "BACMO"
washable cape skin. A lovsly white
number for summer wear. Also
many new atyles In beige, gray
and cream In fine kid. Plain and
novelty cuff and atltohlngs.
$1.98
pair
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Mann's
.Main Floor
Mother Would Love a Scarf
complete Mother's costume with a colorful new
scarf. These of rayon taffeta give Just that youth-
rui enio trmt every woman wants. They come In
almost an colors in patterns that are checked
striped and plaid. Your choice tomorrow at Mann1
$00
Emb. Handkerchiefs for Mother
K you are ahopplng for an inexpensive gift for Mother
we suggest these lovely all-linen hand embroidered
Handkerchiefs at BOo each. These have a hand
rolled hem and are In the NEW Costume ahsdes for
summer. Also white with touches of embroidery.
50
New All Linen Handkerchiefs at 3 for $1.00
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THERE'S A STYLE IN
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
FOR EVERY MOTHER!
Rtrntmbtf your mother with lemtrhins per
sonal on this day of dayi. A sift box of
Holeproof Hosiery, for Instinct, eontalninj
(hi kind of stockings she likes. Something
conservative like "Fosgy" and "Clear" in I
medium weight if she's so inclined ; ; some
thing deshlng like "Sun-up" and "Sun-down"
In cobweb sheerness if she's young and
fashion conscious. Whatever her tastes, you'll
find Just what suits her best ; ; ; in Holeproof-
$l0.0nd$p5
pr.
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Ask to tee Holeproof Color Ensemble Boole
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Any Mother
Would Love
to Receive
One of These New
Crepes - Straws
$29.5to$5.0
A gift that will still be recalling your thought fulness
long after Mother 'st Day , . . for these ajra hat to wear
now and all summer. New Silk Crepes, smart Straws.
Brim with gracious dignity or younger "daah" , . . tur
bans with becoming height and wdlth. " Keadslzes that
rang up to 24 Inches.
Millinery Second Floor
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Nat'l Cotton Week Sale
DOMESTICS
36 inch Unbleached Muslin it 5c yd.
36 inch Bleached Muslin at, only 5c yd.
21b 72x84 White Cotton Batt, only 49c
18inch Turkish Toweling for, yard 25c
18 inch Boots Toweling for, yard 17c
54x54 and 58x58 Linen Lunch Cloth $1.
Ironing Board Covers. Special, only 19c
Bordered Linen Hand Towels, each 15c
Martex Bath Towels 35c ea, 3 for $1.00
39-in. Emb. Organdie. Per yard $1.00
39-in. Emb. Batiste. Per yard, only 98c.
26 inch Eyelet Pique. Per yard 59c
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HOSIERY SPECIAL
For Mother's Day
A Mother's Day Hosiery Special! Purs silk Horn In
different weight Cbiffon. Seml-Chtffon and HeaTy
Service. Good summer shade to elect from. In fact,
these are values from 11 35 to 91.05 pair. Your choice
39
87nr. 3 nair 2
pair
MEDFORD '8 OWN STOKE
FOR MOTHER, A NEW
Coat, Blouse
or Dress
GEE, but Mother would think it won
derful if some son or daughter would
say. Come on, Mother; let's go and
buy a new coat or dress! I want you to
have one or both for Sunday is your Day,
Mother o' Mine; put on your hat; let's gol
A DRESS FOR MOTHER
A marvelous group of Dresses suitable for Mother! Dresses of "Chulla"
Crepe Wash eilks. Printed Crepes end Summer Sheers In both print snd
solid shades. In this selection you will find sll the advance style notes
and a complete run of sires. Many of these frocks have been much higher
J r Iced. But out they go for Mother's Dsy.
Another interesting group of lovely dresses for both young and older
mothers. These are In long sleeve Jacket styles ss well as one- piece short
sleeve models. Printed and plain silks, chic combinations and summer
pastels are Included at thla low price. Regular values from $12.50 to H8.00
and they come In half and regular sizes.
Also Wash Satin Crepe Dresses in Sizes to 42 -
A PRINTZESS
COAT FOR MOTHER
PRINTZESS," the Ideal coat for Mother a conservative stylish
coat well tailored from the finest of woolens and lined throughout
with lovely silk. These fine garment come In Navy Blue. Black,
Tan and mixtures. The sizes are 34 14 to 48. Buy now while thla
ssle la In progress.
$139At$197.5
Also Polos, Tweeds and Dress Coats for $8.85
Knit Suits and Dresses for "Her"
$995
Also a Griup of Knit Dresses at $5.95 -
$C75
$995
$12.50
Mother would love one of theee smart Knit
Suits or Dress. These we are showing at $9.95
are In sizes 14 to 40. The dresses are one
piece style. The suits In two and three piece.
Many lovely shades and weaves to select from.
New Organdie and Net
GRADUATION
DRESSES
Daughter! If you are about to graduate and
want a darling, Imresslve graduation dress . .
see these. Adorable Organdie and Net styles with
chic puff sleeres and little Jackets pastel shades
and white. See them tomorrow at Mann's.
$395
in Sizes 14 to 20
Buy Mother a New
BLOUSE
The Blouse shop on the sec
ond floor has Just unpacked
shipment of new silk blouses
In large aires. They are In
eggshell, white and beige of
lovely quality silk crepe. Sizes
40 to 44.
$250
Mother's Day Sale of
SUITS
A Mother's Day sale of tweed
and mannish mixture Suits at
$10.00. These are In short
Jacket and swagger styles In
"olid shades and mixtures, both
light anJ dark shades. Sizes
14 to 30.
$10.
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New Club Cloth
For Men and Young M
Men, we lnvits you to compare "Club" Suits
with ethers costing far mors than this
modest price) We ak you to shop around.
W know that no better ahult could be
mads for $19.50 than these new Club mod
els for summer 1933. Come In and try on
one or two of these good looking suits. All
ilses and patterns are now ready.
$
19
Extra Pants
$3.00 pair
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