PXftE SIXTEEN
AIEDFORD MXIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FR1DAT, MARCH 23, 1934.
ployed at the Nelson Pursel ranch
was found suffering from a stroke of
paralysis Thursday morning In the
cabin where he Uvee alone. After
locating the groans, first heard by his
sister, Mr. Pursel rushed Into the
cabin to find Mr. Reevea lying on
ths floor by the stove. After putting
him on the bed It wss noticed his
right side was paralyzed. Dr. Plndley
of Medford was summoned, but
ordered Mr. Reeves taken to the hos
pital. Efforts sre bolng made to
locate Mr. Reeves' son-in-law, Lester
St. John, Isst hesrd of In Medford
seversl months ago.
Mr. snd Mrs. Perry Spencer end son,
Jack, apent Monday here visiting the
former's uncle, J. A. West on Little
Applegate, en route to their home
at Berkeley, Calif., from Roseburg,
where they visited Mr. Spencer's
mother.
Miss Maude Pool wss in Medford
Mondsy visiting Mrs. A. V. Graves.
Mrs. C. O. Buck spent seversl dsys
this week visiting her daughter,' Mrs.
Clyde Clark, In Medford. -
Miss Lola Straube, who la attending
high school at Qlendale, spent lsst
Sunday here with her parenta, Mr.
and Mra. Fred Straube.
Hsrold Smith recently smsshed his
finger with a sledge ex while work
ing In the woods. He was taken to
Medford for medlcsl treatment, and
It waa necessary to take eight stitches
to close the wound. ,
Mr. and Mra. Leonard Hall, Mr. and
Mra. J. W. Peckbam and daughter.
Pollyann, of Jacksonville were motor
ing on Applegate Sunday.
Dance at Rogue Elk, Saturday night,
March 31.
Phone 643. We will haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Servloe.
Midget Photos 3 for 10c.
Peasley Studio Opp. Holly Theatre.
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SPOKANE, Wuh March 38. (DP)
-Battle of oensorshlp In Spokane
waa heightened today when attorney!
for United Artists' corporation niea
a motion to restrain City Oommls-
eloner Colburn from preventing show.
Inn of the Anna 8ten film, "Nana."
Oolburn Jhss ruled the picture "Im
moral," though admitting he had
never aeen It. . He aald he baaed Ola
opinion on the newly-formed 10-per-
eon cenaorshlp board which flrat
voted 5 to S and later 7 to a againat
the showing.
The motion filed today charged
Colburn with being Irregular and Il
legal In censoring the film. They
further ask a permanent reatralner
to prevent Colburn'a threat to use
police power to atop tne picture.
TOO DIFFICULT
SEATTLE. Wain., March 38. (UP)
Recovering from eujclde attempt,
pretty 19-year-old Mra. Illene Joseph,
wife of a na7 mall clerk, waa en
rout for her husband'a home at
Rlohmond, Cel., still dubloua over
"making a navy marriage work." -
Mrs. Joseph drank poison at ft Be
attle dock alter prolonged unsuccess
ful efforts to reach her husband by
telephone at Bremerton last night.
She declared she and her .husband
were In love with each other, but
that his long absences and quarrels
with their families mad their union
difficult.
She aald ah could not get along
either with her family, Mr. and Mra.
Prank Hafner, Richmond, or her hus
band's parents.
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Long Mountain
LONO MOUNTAIN, March 38.
(Spl.) Dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Holman Monday evening
were Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Perry and
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young of Eagle
Point.
Miss June StoweU was a dinner
guest of Miss Wilms Houston of Trail
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. John WhUensne of
Los Oatos, Cat., called on Mr. and
Mrs. Oh as. Jackson Wednesday.
Mrs. Alios lchols motored to Cra
ter Lake Sunday.
Long Mountain Home Circle olub
met at Mra. Ruth Natwlck's March
14. Present were Mrs. Geo. StoweU,
Mrs. Ellsworth tSowell, Mrs. Ross
Kline, Mrs. Wm. Holman, Mra. Marsh
Garrett, Mrs. Englehardt and daugh
ter June, Mrs. M. L. Pruett and the
hostess, Mrs. Natwlck. Later In the
afternoon refreshments were served.
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
all.
A group of frl'.nds surprised Mrs.
Cliff Hlxon of Ksgls Point on her
birthday Tueru ' with a covered dish
luncheon. Present were: Mrs. Stella
Haley, Mrs. Wm. Perry, Mrs. Rosa
Smith, Mra, Ray Hamlsh, Mrs. Ethel
Coy, Mrs. Sophia Chlldreth, Mrs.
Nevah Holman and Mrs. Ruby Young.
A good time wss had by all.
Applegate
APPLEQATB, March S8. (Spl.)
Miss Maude Pool, Applegate editor of
the Jacksonville Miner, Is suffering
from an attack of the flu.
Reverend and Mrs. Iverson of Med
ford visited the Sunday school at
Little Applegate last week. The Sun
day school waa organised February
35 by Mrs. Mollle Kllenhammer after
a visit from Rev. Iverson and Rev.
Jones of Jacksonville. Officers ars
Mra. Mollis Kllenhammer, superin
tendent; Mra. Ethel West, Musician;
Miss Luetta West, assistant musician;
Mrs. Vlsva Saltmarsh, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Mollis Kllenhammer,
Bible teacher; Mrs. Irene Crump, In
termediate teacher; Mra. Ethel West,
primary teacher. The young peo
ple's clasa has been combined with
the Bible clasa until the new supply
of quarterlies come In April.
Upper Little Applegate road has
been put In a better condition by the
residents of that community who do
nated their labor. Last Monday there
were 14 men turned out and apent
the day In repairing the road. It
now Is In a fairly good condition from
the Case ranch, or at the upper end
of the road, down to the J. J, Mun
sell place. This Is a part of the
road ths county grader never goes
over and extends about 6 miles.
Mrs. Mary Pursel spent the fore
part of this week visiting Mrs. Dora
Cameron at Jacksonville, while having
dental work done.
Due to trr constant Increase In
lumber ordsrs, Nelson Pursel, has
purchased another as horse power
engine and la Installing It at his saw
mill on Yale creek. With the In
atallatlon of the new engine, Mr. Pur
sel will hsve twice the power he now
has and la planning to get the orders
out In half the time. The engine
waa bought from the Grante Pass Irrl
gstlon company, located at the fish
Uatchary on lower Applegate and waa
trucked to Yale creek last week by
Carl Cartrlght of Jacksonville.
O. B. Reeves, who hss been em-
AES
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LOS ANOLLES
400 outside roomi
ne of the
newest aotela
Nest door to
everything
Important
in downtown Los Angeles. As
comfortable as It la convenient
Oarage In connection.
Rooms with, or without, prlvat
bath. Rat 11.60 per day and up
Attractive permanent rates, week
or month. A. B. SMITH, Less.
Lead the Easter Parade in
Wide Brimmed
Straws
$675
Spring's loveliest picture! Not "Just another
hat", but exquisite "creations" . . . that will
charm the Easter jParade and "stay in line"
long after I
Wide brims droop .and swirl with devastating
flattery . , . enhancing the beauty of eyes and
i hair. Trimmed with soft, feminine bows and
' bandeaux . . . clusters of fruit ... or sprigs of
flowers ... in the colorful Spring manner I
Shantungs! Toyos! Ballis!
Of Course Even
Little Girls
Want Smart New
Easter Straws
$1.50
Just ss much as Mother and
Sister I Perkey turn-ups or
pretty droop brims.
MANN'S SECOND FLOOR
Easter Sale of
Underwear
New Lingerie for the New Season
in Tailored and Lace Trimmed Styles
Undies of French Crepe
$29
Included In this special 11.30 group are
new models of French crepe featuring
lace trlmmrd Dance Sets, Short end
Combinations; shades are toa rose and
white: Bines for both Miss and Matron.
$198
In the special 11.88 ah owing are new
French Crepe Slips. Combination and
Steplna tn both tailored and lace trim
med styles In delicate shades of flesh,
tea row and white. Complete range of
sices to select from.
' Undies of
Fine
Ths 'special 11.00 group consists of fine
quality rayon gnrmenlx In tailored and
lace trimmed models. The selection con
sists of Bloomers, Dance Sets, snorts snd
Steplna. A complete, rnnite of sires In
all ahedca at this unusual price.
Rayons
$100
UNDERWEAR SECTION MAIN FLOOR
EASTER
Accessories
Follow this recipe for spice
filled Easter menu dark acces
sories with the new pastels or
neutrals, and light accessories
with navy or black. You can
assemble a completely harmon
(red accessory wardrobe here,
thanks to our related -colors
selection.
Neckwear
The neckwear most In evidence
this Easter season will be of
organdie, lace, pique or flat
crepe depending upon the en
semble. Select yours now while
stocks are fresh and new all
types In both high and low
neck lines now ready at Mann's.
$1.00
ea.
Fabric Gloves
The fabric glove with an or
tgandle trim will lead the Easter
Glove Parade. We are showing
many variations of this popular
style' In all sizes. Of course
they are white and washable.
$0pto$l98
Zipper Tucktite
BAGS
Tour Eaater ensemble would
not be quite complete without
a smart "Tucktite" Bag. These
chto accessories are of wools,
silk, linen and leather and have
the wanted alpper top . . . Solid
shades and costume combina
tions In small, medium and
large sizes.
$10pto$249
Silk Scarfs
Scarf I Scarf a 1 Scarfs ! The
Faahlon world endorses these
newest bits of stilt for the East
er Parade , . , We have them
In both single and double tn a
thousand and one different
shades and patterns.
$1.49
ea.
Theme Silk
HOSIERY
Theme Hosiery presents for
your Easter a beautiful all silk
stocking for only 91.00 pair
rhese are of e.tra sheer ehUfon
as well as silk to top service.
They have smart heel and
reinforced foot. New costume
hades for Spring. (Other
Theme numbers from 91.35 to
$ 1 .00 pr.
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
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Sale of Suits
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Shop
SECOND FLOOR
Knit Suits
You'll be impressed by our
collection of Knitted Suits
for Spring wear. Smartly
styled from soft Tools In
beautiful new shades they .
present one of the season's
most talked about garments.
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Q95 $1Q95
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Knit Blouses
in Silk and Wool
$1.25 each
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Choose a Conde, Betty Rose or Prlnteess Coat this Easter
and you'll know your cost sllhouetw will be correct.
New tweeds and solid shades Including white are ths
Important numbers now on display. Of course the styles
sre Windblown.
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EASTER
DRESSES
FOR GIRLS
Step on It Juniors, pick out one of
these smart silk frocks for your
Easter wardrobe. -If you are & miss
from 6 to 16, we suggest you bring
Mother to Mann's tomorrow.
$5.95
Girls 2-pc. Suits
For the Miss from 6 to 16 we offer
these new 3-plece suits for only
$2.05. Ohio wool tweeds and smart
plaids to choose from.
$2.95
Mann's 2nd Floor ' 1
Oet set for Easter with a Suit chosen from this grand pre-Easter sale
of Suits. Tou'U find In this exciting collection swsgger and short
length coats In tweeds snd solid weaves, with skirts smartly tailored
to the mode . . . Windblown Suit styles which will make yours a more
fashionable Easter. These Suits sre regular ei.S0. Toe shadea offered
are blue, gold, green, tan and gray. The sizes 14 to 20.
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, Tomorrow at Mann's
$14.75
Other Swagger Suits Are
Priced $9.95 to $25.00.
Your Easter Goat
$995 to $3 95.0
Easter Dresses
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VERY ATTRACTIVELY PRICED
Name your dress style, and we'll show it to you.
Jou will long remember this group of S9.95 frocks
for the selection Includes tub silks, Jacket types,
prints, polka dots and solid pastels. Every one
' eiqutsltely made; every one a selected Spring style
and the price.. . . well, It la Incomparable for
so early In the season . . . sizes 14 to 44.
All the Fashion World Is cheering these new two
piece Silk Dresses for Easter. They're very flatter
ing. You csn have your choice of a swagger
coat or the Jacket type In colorful prints and
popular polka dots. And for the dresses them
selves they are equally smart without the coat.
We auggest you see them tomorrow at Mann's.
$9.95 $14.75
MANN'S DRESS SECTION ON
THE SECOND FLOOR
Smart Friendly Shoes for Easter!
! $600
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Ms pairs of Friendly shoes will walk
the Easter Parade this seasofi. Men
realise that in the Friendly shoe they
get style and valuo not found In other
popular priced footwear . . , Mann's
Men's Section are now featuring Friendly
shoes for Spring and Summer wear.
Most Styles
Jfa-J&t MEN'S
jf!&r section
Sensational
Drapery Values
Tomorrow the Drapery Department offers
the outstanding drapery talus of the yesxl
Beautiful 60-Inch Rayon Damask In both
rough and Sicilian weaves for only 60e yard,
mis beautiful and decorative fabric comes
in a marvelous line of colore Including fold,
rose, blue, green and mat.
On Sale Tomorrow
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MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
Club Suits for Easter
Spring Harmony in Pattern, Color, Texture
We're fussy about the clothes we sell because we know that
our customera are fussy when they buy. This collection of
Club suits Is ss new ss tomorrow, Bnd we'd suggest thst you
look them over,- since Easter's close at hand. See the new
models snd patterns In double-breasted and semi drapea In
blues, browns snd grsys.
$25. and $35.
New Mallory Hats at $4.00 and $5.00
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Easter Suits for Boys
$ 1 495
We csn't forget the young men from
6 to IS: he must hsve a new suit for
Easter. New pleated back tweeds and
fine wool cheviots are now ready for
Junior. Extra pants for these suits are
1395.
Boys' Light Weight Wool Sweaters
$1.95
Another thing the Boy should hsre a new
Sweater. These of llghl weight wool come
In ell the new Spring shsdes In 30 to 3S
dee. Boys' Dept. Mann's Msln Floor.