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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1933)
P3TGE TWELVE MEDFORD UATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1933, CTrpjiM APrn qc li, ' tTi VLILimilHULUUU GRANTS PASS, May 10. (Spl) Honors of the fishing season should go to Scott W. Phillip of Grant pass, dean of Rogue River fishermen, not for the largest fish but for hts youthful enthusiasm and courage m a fisherman. Mr. Phillips, a otrtl war veteran, In hie 86th year, on Tuesday landed a salmon, without assistance, that weighed under thirty pounds. This Is the second salmon he has caught this month. Mr, Phillips Is one of the three survivors of the local G A, R. post. In spite of prevailing unpleasant weather conditions fishing on Rogue river adjacent to Grants Pass con tinues to Improve. In proportion to the number of fishermen, the week end catch of salmon was compara tively small, but on Monday a new run of salmon put In appearance In this section and good catches were made during Monday and Tuesday all along the river from Savage Rapids dam to Jump-off-Joe. The fish are still averaging large, a number that were taken weighing over 30 pounds. With this late run. a number of "Jack" salmon have been seen, Bnd fly fishermen are eagerly watching for the summer steelheads whlc,b generally make their appearance with tibe late salmon run. With the water still high ana cold, fly fishing for summer steelhead should begin early this season, any time after the mid dle of June on the upper river near Trail, Dodge bridge and Bybee bridge, Trout fishing continues to Improve, but because of high water In the Rogue and tributaries, Is mostly done with salmon egg bait. CRYSTAL SALT IS . GRANTS PASS, May IB (6pl.) X oostly lesson waa driven home to dairymen and cattle raisers In thu vicinity thla wees when A. It. lxve of this city reported the loea of throe head and the Illness of one other aa the result of feeding them crystal alt, the type used in ice-cream freer. exa. i Love gave hla cows the salt one evening, and the next morning a oalf and one of hla beat Guernsey cows, a five gallon animal, were dead. The third died ahortly before noon, but veterinary servioa saved the Ufe of a young steer which had also eaten the salt. The animal was very weak and sick Wednesday, but was said to bo Improving steadily, ; . .This experience was related by Love In order that other men in charge of cattle will not make the same mis take. The Crystal salt Is very deadly to clove-hoot animals of any aort, and the loss of blooded stock by Love proves the statement. L IN C. C. WINDOW An Interesting display, Uluatrstlnjt the 'work carried on In the Medford schools by the olasees In architectural drawing occupies a window of the Chamber of Commerce this week. The display -was arranged by the Instruct or, Leland Menteer, who also direct ed the construction of the Turnbow house. Just off South Oakdale, com pleted by the boys of the class. Illustrations of attractive exteriors, floor plans end a Urge drawing of the Turnbow house, are incSuded In the display at the chamber. The work of the clase Involves the designing of both one and two-story houses and the work on both Is Illus trated In the Chamber of commerce display. AUTO ACCIDENTS SALBM, May Id (AP) A decrease In automobile accidents. Injuries and fatalities during April of Uila year as compared with the same period In 1932. of more than 31 per cent was reported today by the secretary of state. Fatalities for the put month total ed 14 w compared to 19 the year be fore. Persons injured totaled 981 aa compared to 3S In 1932. Total num ber of accidents reported in Oregon tor that period was 1,43a aa compar ed to 1.84S. Islands Reject Daylight Time HONOLULU. T. H. May 18 (CP) Legislators of the Hawaiian Islands today recalled that they call them The Land of Eternal Sunshine." and passed a hill repealing daylight sav ing time. Citizens will continue on daylight . earing time until the governor eigne the repeal btll, however. MEMORIAL DAY OPENS . S. P, BARGAIN FARES Inaugurating the summer outing season In western territory, the Southern Pacific company has an nounced plans for widespread oent-a-mtle excursions over the Memorial Day weekend. May 30 to 30. The five-day bargain sale of trans portation on the so-called Dollar Day basis, featuring 100 miles for tl. will cover the railroad's lines throughout the West, accordlnj to loral repre sentatives of the cemp -ny., A re turn limit of June has heea fixed for the excursion. MERCHANT AND HOLEPROOF lujicit an ensemble STREET WEAR Hand Bags When your costume calls for Hole proof "IN-BETWEEN" shade we sug gest one of our Backs trap all leather Hand Bags In a rich beige shade, a color harmony that la perfect. Venus Foundation Garments JtatU&QlpOltMUd&jfa Butterick and Vogue Patterns $2.98 eacr Washable Gloves Then after you select your beige Hand Bag to harmonize with Hole proof "IN-BETWEEN" you simply must have a pair of our washable suede sllpon gloves In Just the proper shade of beige. $2.98 pair HOLEPROOF HOSIER "IN-BETWEEN" $100 1 m Tills Is i new Holeproof shade thai has the most agreeable nature imaginable: it goes with practically every daytime color flatters but doesn't obtrude it's the perfect neutral and If you don't have it In your wardrobe you're making a big mistake. You've Seen Them Going Places - But Do You Know That Summer's WHITE PIQUES Are Only $2?5 You Simply Must See These New Hand Made French Crepe STEPINS Aji a graduation gift or for personal use we ask you to see these new hand made Steplna of fine quality French crepe. They are trimmed In dainty lace and touches of hand embroidery and are unusually well made. Shades are flesh and tea rose. MEDFORD 'S OWN ST0BB $J98 In All Sizes MAIN FLOOR HlllttllllllllllllllllltllllMMIIIIIIIIIIMII tCY Tu1 ir- "1 - mm IIIIHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMMIIIIMMIIIMIIIIIIIIIMItllllimlllllll For the Young Man Mill- The Newest in Dress Shirts, $1.00 to $1.95 Beautiful Pure Silk Neckties, 50c to $1.50 Holeproof Dress Hose at 25c to 50c New Sleeveless Sweaters, $1.00 to $1.95 Pioneer Belts & Suspenders, 50c & $1.00 Matched Underwear Sets, per set, $1.00 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c and 50c Colorful New Pajamas, $1.50 to, $3.95 SUITS That Are the Talk of the Town The grandest suit my dollars' ever bought. That's what the fellows nround town are saying about these new Kuppenhelm er and Club models now on display at Mann's. You. too. will ssy the same thing after looking them overl And you can have one In any of the many new models, In single or double breasted. , New tweeds, worsteds and mixture. A Backward Season Compels Us to Make These Unusual Reductions on Women's and Misses' Beautiful Spring and, Summer Coats DRESS -SPORTS and SWAGGERS Be on hand early tomorrow morning and have first pick from these wonderful coat values 1 They come in fine all-wool coatings in popular dress, sports and swagger styles. Each and every one smartly tailored and lined. Included are Printzess, Conde and Betty Rose models for spring and summer 1933. Regular values from $9.75 to $18.00. - : , ' You Choose Wisely When You Choose Your Summer Coat From One of These Price Groups $4?5 $g85 $I2?5 Graduation Dresses Almost unllmted choice awaits the Girl Graduate who buys her frock, for that grand event at Mann's. Adorable organdies, both plain and figured. Sheer nets, chiffons, rayons-and lovely silk crepes In all pastel shades and white. The size- range is from 14 to 20, and they are priced from $2950 Some With Two Pair Panta at Slight Extra Cost Mann's Main Fl ItiiMMiMitwiWlHtHHtiionitiiMnifimiMiiimmtimMiHiMnHtwitniimtvii ljjj oor jjjjr MflMHMIIMttll Big Brims Narrow Brims Medium Brims Round Crowns Creased Crowns A Few Gift Suggestions for the Sweet GIRL minim I It's a Graduation Cult you ara looking for. we suggest you look over ths list belowl Just a few summations, but every one would plesse ths mrt young thing about to say Bye Bye to school . . . But we would ssy. com In andflook around as It Is Impossible to lut every desirable gift for the graduate. Orosgrain Ribbon Bands and Bows Organdie Bands MILLINERY Mann's Second Floor 1 1 M 1 1 HI 1 11 M I M M Miniate MM NWUHHt M SLEEPING PAJAMAS For Kiddies Mother, we ,call your attention to these clever crepe sleeping Pajamas at il.OO suit. They are In two-piece styles, in pink, blue, yellow m1 green printed crepe in slsee to 19 years. Yes, they are color fast. $lpo - MAIN nOOSI la tltlM M IMMUWM mil MM M 1 1 II MltH I H Party Bags, $1.00 and up Make up Boxes, only $1.00 Asst. Bath Powders, $1.10 All Silk Scarfs at $1.00 Doe Skin Gloves, $1.49 Stationery at 49c and up Party Handker'fs, $1.00 Carved Bracelets for 59c Volupte Powderizers, 79c Silk Hosiery, 79c to $1.95 Tardley's Fine Toiletries TOILET WATER AND PERFUMES . ..Mann's Main Floor 1 $6?5 $3?5t0 $1675 White Suits for Baccalaureate The suit shop on the second floor Is now showing a new white flannel suit at 90.95. These good looking garments have a tailored skirt and swagger finger-tip coat Ideal for wear aa an extra coat with any dress ... A smart baccalaureate costume. Silk Crepe Dresses Real $12.50 Values Here Is an outstanding value In new summer frocks! Beautiful heavy weight silk crepe dresses at S6.95 esch. Dresses that are real 12.S0 values. These are in tailored styles and come In maize, peach, pink, nlle green and white. Sizes 14 to 42 and they are washable. Organdie Blouses Tomorrow In the blouse shop you can buy a new organdie blouse for only 91 00. Blouses with the popular high collars and puff sleeves. In pastels and white. Plain . and embroidered. Sizes 34 to 40. In the Girls' Shop "Louisa Alcott" FROCKS $1 00 eact No sweeter Wash Dresses for girls In all the world than "LOUISA ALCOTT." The Wash Frock su preme for the Miss from 7 to 14. New styles In batiste, English prints, dimity, pique and voile. All shades. c Second Floor Cotton Prints For S ummer uresses Foe the last day of National Cotton Week we offer these 39-lnch fast color seersuck ers. corduroy piques, cordettes and other cotton and rayon wash material for sum mer frocks. Ideal for sports, home or street wear. Your choice 39 yard 36-inch Cotton Meshes Keep cool tills summer In a frock of cotton meeh. Tomorrow you can buy for 35c a yard beautiful 36 -inch Cotton Meshes In bftie. lavender, green, tan and malre. A perfect material for summer wear. 25 yard Mann's Main Floor 69 ORGANDIE For Graduation Frocks Embroidered Organdie Many graduation frocks will be made from this lovely 40-inch embroidered organdie. Choice includes dots, eyelets and other summer pattern. A perma nent finish organdie on sale tomorrow 89' yard 36-in. Printed Organdie Another Ideal organdie for the gradua tion dre.s Is this 39 -Inch number In lovely printed patterns and attractive summer shades. On sale tomorrow for 59' yard 39-in. Pastel Organdie Also much In demand for graduation frocks, 3.lnch pastel organdie. This comes in the wanted shades and la very sheer. On sale tomorrow for 39' yard White, for Trim, at 29e to 69c yd. White Coats Select your white coat nowl Tomorrow! While selection is at Its best. These lovely models sre of fine all wool weaves In the popular basket, mattalasse and polo effects. They are silk lined and come in swagger and fitted styles.. Swaggers - Polos and Fitted $995 Girls' White Coats Mothers, we wish to call your attention to these lovely white polo coats for girls. They are all wool and smartly styled. All are rayon lined and In sizes 8 to 14s On sale tomorrow at Mann's $5?5 Girls' Blouses A new showing of girls' 7 to 16 year blouses at 69c each. These are of color fast voile organdie. Checks, prints and Dots. They have the popular puff sleeve. 69'ea The Junior Shop on Mann's Second Floor It's Going To Be a Big Day in the Silk Section Tomorrow 500 Yards of Washable All Silk Krinkle Krepe 69 C yd. This Is a sensational vslue! 38 Inch all silk Washable KRIMCE KREPK Ir. 15 of this sea son's newest shades shades especially msde for rummer wear ... a Washable Krepe that Is Weal for sports dresses, suits, sfternoon frorts. blouses and evening dresses. Ask for sample. Silk Section Main Floor
