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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1933)
MEDFOBD MXIL TRIBUNE, MEDTORD, OREGON. FRTDAY. JULY 28. 1933. PXGE FOURTEEN WHEAT GROWERS TOLD BENEFIT IN Contract Signers Will. Re ceive 20 Cents Bushel On Allotments in Fail, 8 to 10 Cents Next Spring CORVALLIS. Ore.. July 38 (AP) Oregon wheat grower who sign federal wheat adjustment contract will receive payment of 20 cent a, bualiel on their a) lot rat at thl fall. and from 8 to 10 cent a bushel additional next spring, according to definite word received by the Ore gon Stat college extension service today. County allotment based on 64 per cent of the fl-year acreage produc tion have been worked out at Wash ington, D C, It was said in a mes sage received from the capltol, and Oregon' list of allotment are be ing torwardcd. To Announce Cut This was the first definite an nouncement as to the size of the allotment on which benefit pay menu will be made, and the first word to the exact proportion of the benefit payments to be made this fall There 1 but one major decision to be announced. That 1 the exact amount of acreage reduction to be required in return for the benefit .payments, nut It Is known the re duction will not be mora than 30 per cent. State college experts said. To Proportion Curb , Individual allotments will be fix ed by Vie county organizations soon to be set up ny the growers them- selves. Once the national wheat ad ministration fixes the county allot ment, It depend on local organisa tion to make the distribution equit able. It was explained here. The 3C cents a bushel processing tax now In 'operation 1 estimated to yield 4138.000,000 on the 460. 000,000 bushels, taxable as domestic consumption for human food, ad vices received by the extension serv ice said. Of this sum, approximate ly $90,000,000 will be available for distribution thla fall. ES BAN! Acoustics of the Southern Oregon Normal, auditorium are being Im proved by Angus L. Bowmer, direc tor of dramatics, so that In the future it writ be easier for audi ences to hear. Bound .echoing in the dome of the room have made It difficult at tlmea to hear the voices of actors on the stage. By strettfhlng steel wires across the celling, Professor Bowmer hopes to eliminate much of this resounding. Instead of reverberating In the dome, the sound waves will be caught and muffled by the wlrea. about six of which will probabry be necessary In order to eliminate the echoes. Professor Bowmer Is now experi menting with the placement of these wlrea In order that the auditorium will be In good cqndltlon for the presentation of the four-act com edy "arumpy" on' August 0. T OFFERED YOUTHS Major Paul Hathaway, district re cruiting officer, Room 333 New Post Office building. Portland, Ore., an nounces the resumption of recruit ing activities for the U, 8. "army. Original enlistments are now being accepted for tie 7th Ilnfantry at Vancouver Barrack', Washington, by the Portland station. In order to qualify for these vacancies the men must be between the ages of 18 and 35, single, have an excellent char acter, In excellent physical condi tion, have no dependents, and be able to furnish the nnmes of at least three reputable, responsible business men or rltlrena In the com munity In which they live, as ref Men Interested should get in touoh with Major Hathaway as soon as possible. F ON ORIENT JAUNT PORTLAND, July 2fl. AP) Bound for the Orient where they will Inspect industries, newspapers and halls of art and music, four member of the faculty of the Uni versity of Oregon sailed from Port land vesterday on the liner Oen ral Sherman. They were Dean Eric Allen, Dean John Landsbury, Dean Val Hoyt, and Prof. Anne Lands bury Beck. They were accomanied by Mrs. Win nie La rid bury McKnlght of Modes to, sister of Dean Landsburv, and of Mrs. Be k. The Rroiip looked forward with murii anticipation to vislta with Yoftiike Matsuoka, leading Japanese dlpl inat and graduate of the Uni versity of Oregon. They will atop In Japan, Korea, Manohurla and Peiptnr TWO BIG DAYS . . . SATURDAY Qnd MONDAY Be Thrifty and Wise! Buy Now! . . . Profit by This Store Wide Double $ Day Sale of SUPER SAVINGS! Come and Take Advantage of the Hundreds of Items on Sale in Every Department of This Great Store! . . . You'll Find Just the Things You Want for Summer Wear - for the Home - for Gifts or for Vacation Use K marvelom value In Better Dreues selling regular from 118.00 to (23.50 at (IS. In cluded are light ihadea In bath prints and plains. Half and regular lea for the Miss or Matron, on sale tomorrow and Monday at Mann's Oreat t Day Sale. For $ Days From the Second Floor That You Cannot Afford to Miss! DRESSES A Sale That Includes Every Light Colored Dress in Stock $15. Regular $18.00 to $22.50 Values O) Dresses at $2.00 A group of lovely dresses on sale tomorrow and Monday for Just 12.00 each. Included, are long and short sleeve models In light and dark ahades. Out they go regardless of former cost . . . Broken lsea, but every one a sensational bargain. Dresses at $3.00 Another sensational dress value for thla double I Day Sale. A group of good looking dresses in assorted styles and shades for . only $3.00. Not all sizes In this group but every dress offered Is . worth a great deal more than this low sale price. . Women's Wash Frocks $1.00 Wash Frocks 2 for $1.00 llltiM! Children's Swim Suits A $ Day Sale or Chil dren' Swim Suite that you won't forget! This group consist of alt wool Jantzen suits for the very email child and fine cotton suite for old-, sr children. Your choice $1 00 300 lovely fast color Wash Dresses on sale tomorrow and Monday tor Just 1.00. Includ ed are Voiles, Organdies, Batiste and Prints. All sIks from H to 40. Your choice This la about the last time you'll be able to buy two Wash Frocks lor 1.00. Advances In cotton prices will force a higher price on these dresses very soon so buy now I Included are Voiles, Prints and Batiste In ilzes 14 to 03 and all guaranteed fast color. Girls' Wash Dresses $1. Girls' Dresses 2 for $1 .00 rt f Also In the Junior Department on the second floor a sale of Girls' Nfc I . I II I Off 1 to 18 year Wash Dresses at 3 for 1.00. Dainty fast color voiles, w piques. Print and Dlmttlea are Included In thla double t Day Sale. ' Buy now for school, Girls and Women's Wash Blouses - 2 for $1 .00 SECOND ri OOH IHIIIIIIIHHIHIIIIIIHIIIIlftlllllHMIHII BLOUSES Day Bel. of Women'a and Mlasea' cool Summer Blouses at 91.00 each. These come In Organdie, Batiste and Pique In aires 33 to 40. Your choice Wise mothers will shop In the dlrl' Dept. tomor row and Monday. They will buy these ood looking wash frocks for the growing Miss at M.00 each. Lovely styles In Prima, Vollea and Batiste in sires 7 to 18 going fur 11.00. flrnenl Kavnrrd In MlMtotlrl. JEPKERSON CITY. Mo. (UP) Bottlng odda wera a to 1 today that Missouri will ratify national prohibi tion repeal when the state holds Its 2ND FLOOR "TURN WHITE" White! White I Tou must hare a White Hat to look your best this summer and these of "Crinkly Crepe" in Turbsn or Stitched Brim style will cer tainly do their part. 8ee them tomorrow and Monday at Mann's itMIIIIMIIIIIIIIlllllllllllfllllllllllllltlllli iiiiitiiiiiititiiimtiiiiiiiin iiummtiiiii $ Day Sale, of Bags A wonderful bag value for the double $ Day Sale. White Bags of fabricold and linen. Zipper, pouch and underarm styles. Your choice Saturday and DOLLAR VALUE! Monday at Mann's Your Ctioice $1 00 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu IIHIIIIIIlllllUIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIItlllllllHHIIIIIItlllll lllMIIIKIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIMIIIIIIIIMl I An Interesting $ Day Sale of dainty summer I Neckwear! Included In this sale are clever organ- die and piques In large collar effects. Peter Pan styles and popular Jabots . . . Main Floor Your Choice IIIIIHHIIIIIHIIIIIIItllfllllMltlllHIIIIIIlHIMIIIIIIIMIHHIIIIIIIII In Domestics and Summer Dress Materials 1 8x3 6-inch Stripe Edge Kitchen Towels 8 for $1 .00 $ Day Neckwear Sale ! Striped Border Linen Tea Towels at 5 for $1.00 Linen Lunch Cloths with 6 Napkins Asst. sizes $ 1 .00 $1 00 I Reg. 1 5c Wash Cloths in Pastel Shades 8 for $1 .00 - T- 1 - 1-4. 1 n-1 1 . in T t M A Kainoow otnpe Beach l oweis size doi l tor $ i .uu A few Genuine Madeira Napkins in Sets of 6 $1.00 Extra Heavy Colored Border Turkish Towels 4 for $1.00 45 and 54-inch Stamped Linen Lunch Sets $1.00 Fringed Rayon Curtain Panels Special 3 for $1.00 Colorful 36-in. Cretonnes Extra Special 4 yds. $1 .00 36-inch Plain and Printed Linen Rayon 2 yds. $1.00 Regular 69c Rough and Crinkle Crepe 3 yds. $1 .00 Fast Color Voiles - Piques and Crepes 3 yds. $1 .00 Fast Color Dimities -Batistes and Rayons 5 yds. $ 1 .00 HIIIIMIIIIIIIMIHIIIIH llll (IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIItIM $ Day Sale of Hose A marvelous $ Day Hosiery value 1 Women'a pure silk .full fashioned hose In silk lace top, silk plaited foot styles at $1.00 pair. These num- v bers are In sheer chiffon, semi-service and heavy service weight and In the leading summer shades. Your Choice $1 00 IIIIIIIIIIIJIMHMIIIIlill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMMIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIeHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII $ Day Sale of Kiddies' Summer Underwear A Day Sale of Children's cool cotton Mesh Knit Underwear at three garments for $1.00. These are in white and peach shades In sizes up to 14 years. Styles are vest and French panties. Mann's Main Floor. "3 for $1.00 I $ Day Sale of Boys' Wash Suits I Aft Day Sale of Boys' Past Color Wash Suits at I $1.00 each. These are of fine broadcloth, poplin, I linen, dimities and lawn. Sixes for small -boys i from a to 4 and for larger boys from 4 to 6. Infante' Dept. Main Floor. Choice $1.00 illllltMlllllllllllllMllMIIIIMMMItlttlllMIIMIMIIIIMUMMMIItllllllllMnillllllllllll lltlMKIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIi lUIIIIIIMUII lllllllllllllMMtMlllltlllllMIKI $ Day Sale of Gowns A mighty fine value in Women's and Misses' hand made cotton Night Gowns at two for $1.00. These are trimmed with touches of hand em broidery and come in pink,1 white and tea row shades. All sires. Regular 59c each. DOLLAR VALUK flMIIMt 1111 Choice 2. for $J95 40 Lovely Straws and Early Fabrics -Choice $ 1 .00 MtlHItllltllllltlMltMIHIIIIMIIIIIIMHIIMItltMIMIItlltlMllltlMIIHIMIIIItllMIIIIIIMIMIII Dusting Powder i. Special for $ Days. A generous slse box of Dorothy Gray Dust- rr ' lng Powder for only $1.00. JjJ Odors are nose, Geranium and Paris Flowers. IIMimillHItllllllHIHHMMMIMIIIMMIIHmHIIttlMIIHtlHimillltMMMMHMIH Toilet Soaps Another Big Special for $ Dayal A 40 bar box of genuine t French Milled Toilet Soap for JJ) $1.00. A snorted odors of popu lar flowers. Choice 1. For Men and Boys Men's Athletic Shirts and Shorts Special 4 for $1 .00 Men's Fast Color Shrunk Broadcloth Shirts for $1 .00 Men's Fine Quality 'Broadcloth Pajamas for $1.00 Boys' Fine Quality Broadcloth Pajamas for $1.00 Snappy Styles in Boys' Beach Sweaters for $1.00 Men's Fancy Dress Hose All Sizes 4 pr. for $1.00 Men's Good Oualitv Work Hose 10 ms. for $1.00 $1 00 Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Special 5 for $1 .00 U J 1T..1: M:U CL:.U- i nn ivitiio uiuauK,iuui anu iviuauu nigm kjjlliuj 1UI pi.UU Cool Beach Sweaters for Men Special at $1.00 Men's Fine Quality Silk Neckties Special 2 for $ 1 .00 Men's White Dress Shirts Special 2 for $1.00 Men's and Boys' Shop Main Floor illlllltllltlMlllltllllllllllllllttllll $ Day Sale of Undies A generous value for $ Days. Women'a and Mtwes fine quality rayon and cotton Underwear In shorts and step-In styles at three for $1.00. All sires will be found in this underwear group. Regulsr 49c values. Choice 3 for $op liHiiimiHMiin (luMtiMiiHtniMtitmi Puritas Sanitary Napkins Extra special for Mann's Double $ Day sale Saturday and Monday. T Genuine Puritas Sanitary Napkins In regular slse packages at T this new low price. K SPECIAL 5 PACKAGES l. Remember Saturday and Monday Charges Go On Your August Statement, Payable September 1st
