1IEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1934.
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FOR 1 9 PROJECTS
Mann !y Department Store
Fashion Interest Rides High This Spring
And Our Fashions Are Riding on the Crest of Style
Portland -Oregon City Su
per Highway Largest Job
Klamath-Weed Work
Also Looms as Major Item
PGE FOI.rRTEEN
PORTLAND. Ftb. lfl. i7P) Bid on
19 Oregon highway projects, amount
log to about 9500,000 vera opened by
the steta high-way com m 1m Ion at It
regular meeting today.
The grading and paving of the
north unit of the Portland-Milwaukee
aectton of the Portland-Oregon Olty
super-highway waa the largest pro
ject considered today, and the Parkar
Bchramm company of Portland waa
low with a bid of 102,091.
Another large Item waa for the
bituminous macadam surfacing of
0.12 mile of the Midland-California
line section of the Klamr.th Falls
Weed highway. Dunn and Baker,
Klamath Fall contractor, were low
at 108,640.
Other project Included:
Cooe County: Paving Coqullle auc
tion, Oregon Coast highway, R. Stu
art & Son, 44.381. Paving Marshfleld
section Oregon Coast highway. United
Contracting company, Portland, 15,
824.
Deschutes County: Paving Bend
section The Dalles-California and
central Oregon highways, Northwest
Roada company, Portland, $34,8 17t
Hood River County: Bridge over
east fork of Hood River, secondary
highway near Dee, R. H. Jones, Baker,
21,81.
Klamath County: Grading 1-0 miles
north unit, Midland-California line
section Klamath Falls-Weed highway,
Dunn and Baker, Klamath Falls, $21,
256. Lan Oontyt Paving Springfield
section McKenzle highway. Cascade
Construction company, Portland, $4,
M. Bridge over Johnson creek at Mil
waukee, J. H. Anderson, Portland,
13.184.
Umatilla County: Bituminous sur
facing east Pendleton section of Old
Oregon Trail, Northwest Roada com
pany, Portland, $4,843. l
Union County: Bituminous surfac
ing La Grande section Old Oregon
Trail, Northwest Roads company.
Portland, $4,408.
The highway commission Issued
calls for bids for several rock produc
tion projects, after having reached
the conclusion that quarries operated
by the state are not subject to the
sand and gravel code of the NR. A.
since there Js no competition with
private Industry.
Chairman Leslie M. Scott said that
the product taken from such quar
ries is for the benefit of the public
only, and that It is the responsibility
of the commission to the motorists
who have provided highway revenue,
to obtain rock and sand at the lowest
cost possible.
In Instances where a contractor
takes his material from a state quar
ry. It was the opinion of the commis
sion that such a contractor should be
regarded as an employe of the state.
Sand and gravel Jobs under con
sideration have been divided Into
three olasses, the commission an-
announced. These include: Jobs not
under the Jurisdiction of the sand
gravel and crushed rock code, In which
contractors are not required to con
form with any oode requirement; Jobs
under the Jurisdiction of the code,
and concerning which Information
has been given bidders In specifica
tions, and Jobs upon which the com
mission and oode officials hare not
reached an agreement as to compll
ance requirements.
For the rock production projects
In controversy with the NRA code the
projects and low bids follow:
Baker County: 9400 cubic yards,
Dunn and B aker. Kin math Fal la
8.990.
Josephine county: 8000 cubic yards
A. 6. Wallace. $0,400.
Malheur county: 0000 cubic yards,
Chester Lackey, Ontario, $8,700.
Morrow County: a, 100 cubic yards,
A. A. Hardeaty, Portland, $8,315.
Tillamook County: 8.000 cubic yards,
A. A. Har.'.ty, Portland, $12,895.
Umatilla County: 4.300 cu blcyarda,
A. A. Hardrsty, Portland, $8,350.
Umatilla county: 4200 cubic yards.
Jones Scott company. Walla Walla,
Wash., $8,755.
STUNT FLIER TRAPPED
NF1W ORLEANS. Feb. 18 fl
Csptsln W. MerlrNelson, 38, Los An
geles stunt (Her, who a week ago ask
ed Shushan airport officials in the
event of a fatal accident to ava hu
body cremated and the ashe strewn
over the airfield by fellow aviators.
la dead.
Trapped In hla plane which crashed
and caught fire after failing to become
righted from a loop at 800 feet, the
flier was burned to death last night.
He had been engaged In a "comet dis
play," spectacular flight during which
the airport was darkened, only light
coming from a giant flare streaking
from hla plane.
EULOGIZED IN SENATE
WASHINGTON, fYb. 18. (V) Mrs.
Caraway of Arkansas, the only woman
evrr to occupy a senate seat, took the
presiding officers chair, yesterday
when Senator Capper (R . Kan.) led
a lengthy eulogy eC Susan B. Anthony,
women's rights pioneer.
Capper, speaking on tn 114th an
niversary of Susan B. Anthony's birth,
said that while ehe mas known chlelly
as a suffrage worker, she also had
brought great improvement In wo
men's legal and political tat us,
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i our excitement
When You
Sp
ring
Oct Into a New Spring Suit! There's much to be aald about these new ar
rivals. First they can be worn right nowl They feature the Short Coat or
the Swegger length. Just as you wish . . . Every one Is Silk lined and very
well tailored Just as a good suit should be, and the color Selections Include
Rust, Blue, Gray, Tan and Spring Green.
They Are Decidedly Moderately
Priced for
. $995
Si
14 up to 20
izes
New Neckwear
riie Neckwear Dept. on the Main
Floor announces a new shipment of
Organdie and Pique Neckwear for
Spring. New Ideas In frills and tailor
ed styles for the high or low neckline,
rhese pieces are In Whits- and priced
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HREEZY SAILORS - - TURNBACKS -
MANN'S MILLINERY ON THE SECOND
Spring Ushers in These
New Coats
Just $18.50 . . Part with It now and have one of these Smart Coats
How true It Is that the early bird catches the worn. For It seems Chat more
often than not, the first coats of a season are so smart that they are never
quite equalled later. These of fine Tweeds, Rabbits Hair and Polo Cloth are
decidedly of that nature, embodying all the smart Parts tendencies In ft
practical wearable way. Sizes for Women and Misses.
$155.0
New Polo Models
Of Fine Soft Wools
Every Woman or Mlas who ma these new Polo Coats at $9.1)5 are enthusi
astic over them New Soft Wools, Beautiful Tweeds and lovely Mixtures
will be found In styles as new as the season Itself. So why be without a
Coat this Spring when 9.96 buys so much ... On sale tomorrow at Mann's
Coat Shop In sizes for Miss or Matron.
MANN'S
will ls.now iNo Dounc
See These Lovely
Now!
Wobdbury's
Special
A Saturday Sale of genu
ine Woodbury's" Toilet
ries. This famous line of
Beauty Aids Is offered In
the following creams:
Tissue C r e a m, Cold
Cream., Facial Cream and
Cleansing. Also Wood
bury's fine Face Powders
In all shades.
44
ea.
New Large Cake of
Woodbury' Face
Soap for Only
10 cake
Spring Sweeps in with
WINDSWEPT
BRIMS
$298
They should fairly fly out! Their
winged tilt . . lifting to the left,
dipping to the right, cupping to
the back is so dashing and cere
free! Newest of the new, even
though they're just $2.08!
Suits Ik
a ""jr
1
$995
SECOND FLOOR
Bags Mnin Aisle
New Fabric Bags
In the Hand Bag Section ... A new shipment of
marvelous Fabric Bags for Spring. New Silks and
Chic Wools In simply adorable ilpper styles fea
turing solid shades and street plaids with leather
trims. The- are DOROTHY Design Baga and are
hand made. See them tomorrow at Mann's.
$1.98 to $3.50
- SPORTSTERS
FLOOR
Washabl
e
Dresses
Don't let this low $7.60 price lead you to think that
these are Just common Print Frocks. They the beau
tiful Chulla Crepe models styled for Spring. 1034 and
every one washable. The prints are In Navy, Brown,
Rust and Light Blue. The sizes are from 14 to 44. In
In fact they are the kind of dresses that are hard to
find especially at this price.
New Sweaters for Spring
$1 95
1L
MANN'S
39 Inches
in Width
Pick Your Pattern for
That Spring Sports
Frock From These .
New Bolts of Fine -
Sporttite Pique
We ask you to see Sporttite Pique! This delight-
ful new wash material comes In a wide variety of
patterns Including plaids and shirting stripes.
Sportllte Is full 36 -Inch width and guaranteed
fast color. You'll want a frock from one of these
pieces as soon as you see It.
Guaranteed Fast Color
49
c
yard
MANN'S WASH GOODS SF.CTION
MAIN FLOOR
New Girdles
The Underwear Section an
nounces a new showing of
Girdles and Elastic Steplns at
11.00 each. The Girdles are
lightly boned. The Steplns are
of one and two-wey elastic.
All sires.
$ 00
Infants' Wrapping
BLANKETS
tn tht Inftntv Ipt. tomor
row ttle of 30i0-lnch Buoy
Blanket lit 31 Men. Th re
th popular wrapping blanket
and niclt finished with a
atltched Mn, Colon are Plain
Pink. Blue, and Whit. Also In
patterns.
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Infants' Pept. Main Floor
ttl II I II II ( t (tlHl 1 Its 11 IS 1st 1 1 1 1 11 KIH I
MAIN jfK
vnuila L-reDe
for Spring
$J50
Many Women and Misses will pick out one or two of
these new Spring Sweaters .tomorrow to -wear with
darker skirts. They come In slip-on styles In lacey
and novelty weaves. The sizes are from Misses up to
40 and in almost any color combination you could
wish.
SECOND FLOOR
New Silk Prints
Prom the Silk Section comes some very good news
New 39-lnch Silk Prints in all the very newest Spring
Patterns such as Plaids, Stripes and other popular de
signs. The colors Include Greens, Blues, Chinese Red
and Black. Large and small designs.
$149 .
JL yd.
Genuine First Quality.
By the Better Fabrics
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
On Sale Tomorrow at Mann's!
Astonishing! this saving on fine stockings. The tested Holeproof qual
ity world-known for beauty and long life. Latest, correct shades (let
our authoritative Holeproof Color Book guide your choice) . . . and
weights for every occasion. We suggest you stock up liberally at . . .
Regular $1.00 Grade
On Sale For
J)Ca s Department Store
Oxford Gray
and Brown
"Club Suits"
Many Men and Young Men
are buying these good-looking
Oxford Gray or Brown
Club Suits this Spring . . .
They are very finely tailored
from beautiful Oxford and
Brown Wools and styled for
the new Spring Season.
Men's Dress Hose
Men.' a sale of fine dress Hoes to
morrow at Mann's . . . Fancy pat
terns In Lisles. Rayons and other
long-wearing yarns. All colors in
sizes 10 to 13.
35
pr.
3 pair for $1.00
MEN'S SECTION
HllimiMHM
..T
ested and Approved
Testing Bureau
Regular $1.25 and $1.35
On Sale For
$
1
15
pair