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MEDFORD MXTL TRIBUTE, MEDFOTtD, OREGON, FRIDXT, 'APRIL' 20, 1931
FEHL'S BUSINESS
BUILDING TAKEN
BY MORTGAGEES
A sheriffs deed, on a mortgage
foreclosure for $6373.43 against the
Pacific Record-Herald property on
Slrrth street, formerly owned by Earl
H. Fehl, now serving four years
tuta prison, on conviction of vote
stealing conspiracy, has been filed In
recording department of the clerk's
office. The deed awards the property
to Ted Helmroth of Grlffen creek, and
J. T. Thomas of Ashland, who took
ft mortgage on the property for sums
advanced to Fehl, The records show
that the sheriff's deed was filed April
30.
Considerable difficulty was encoun
tered, according to the district at
torney's office, before the property
could be formally turned over to
Helmroth and Thomas. Fehl, about
a year ago, placed the title to the
property In escrow, with Instructions
written on the outside of the sealed
envelope,' not to be opened, except
In the presence of Earl H. Fehl and
Electa A. Fehl." This made the re
lease of the title Impossible, as long
as Fehl was detained In state prison
However, Helmroth and Thomas In
demnified the escrow holder, and se
cured the necessary legal title.
Helmroth and Thomas also assume
approximately $1100 In back taxes on
the property, In gaining possession.
OFFERED USE OF
ROAD OIL OUTFIT
Rural resident living close to dusty
country roads can procure relief from
the same by paying for the oil and
Jackson county will grant the use of
road oiling equipment. The county
court yesterday decided on this course
In response to numerous requests. The
county has no funds for bearing the
entire costs.
Dust la the bane of rural house
wives In the summer and they have
petitioned the county court for oiling,
Dust Is now flying thick and high on
many country roads.
The cost of the oil Is estimated at
five cents per lineal foot for double
width application. For example, oil
ing of 100 feet would cost $5. People
desirous of securing oiling are re
quested to send In checks for the oil
needed on or before May 1, when the
oil will be ordered.
The full text of the county court
action Is as follows:
. "The court. In response to ft num
ber of requests for relief from dust
on the county -roads, has decided to
co-operate with any citizens of the
county living on such roads, In that
the county will use county oiling
equipment to apply the oil, where the
Interested partiea agree to pay for
the actual cost of the oil.
"The cost of the oil Is estimated at
five cents per lineal foot for double
width application. In other words,
the total cost would be $5 for oiling
double width per 100 feet.
"Any interested parties who wish
to take advantage of this offer must
send a check with their notice to the
county clerk on or before May 1, 1034,
at which time the oil will be ordered."
T BATTLE
RAGES IN AREA
Blight conditions prevail In the
orchards of the Rogue River valley,
and Is heaviest In the Central Point
district, according to County Horti
culturist Lyle P. Wilcox. Forces of
men, In all the Infected orchards, are
cutting the blight, In an effort to
control It.
In the orchards south of this city,
according to Horticulturist Wilcox,
blight conditions are not as severe as
la the north county area, in which
It seems to center. However, the
blight Is general,
Fruit Inspector Howard Warner Is
mipervlslng the war on blight. It Is
reported as most severe In those or
chards that neglected "clean-up"
warnings the past two years. Causes
of the plague are not definitely
known.
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A Martln-for-Governor club will be
organised at the Llthla hotel In Ash
land Saturday evening at 8 o'clock,
according to announcement In the
Ashland Dally Tidings, which states
1,bat the general committee sponsor
ing the meeting Is W. H. MrNslr,
F. F. Whittle, O. N. Olllmore, H. L,
DcArmond, W. M. Walls and J. H.
Fuller.
Yesterday ft contact committee was
appointed In Ashland, including C,
B. Andrews, El wood Herberg, Guy
Applewhite, D. W. Whittle, W. M.
Orenbremer, Vern Hastings, Hugh
Bates, Jerry Oault, Gerald Guuter,
Hurley B rower and W. R. Bement.
Jackson county Democrats may
tit Hire the meeting tor the purpoae
of starting a Jackson county club.
Prominent speakers from Portland
aud Med ford are expected to attend.
Anh land's Kilty band and Laurence
Hubert, Ashland violinist, will fur
nish several musical selections. W,
M. Wslls, proprietor of fie hotel, has
Invited the guests to a Dutch lunch
eon after the program.
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SAFELY!
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TODAY I
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QUALITY
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1. Decorative ptcot edge.
S. Unusually elastic welt.
3. Afterwelt (with special
decorative run-stop feature
in chiffons).
4. Covered seam in leg.
5. Specially reinforced heel
corner.
6. Elastic heel pockets.
7. Reinforced sole transfer.
8. Comfoseam in fool;
, 9. Special cradle sole.
10. Toe-gards at both sides.
1 1 . Ex Toe. reinforcing.
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fection of detail. No other hosiery offers all the quality
features which distinguish our Holeproof Line.
New loveliness! New comfort! New values! All wanted
colors to harmonize with your new frocks (let our author
itative Holeproof Color Book be your guide). Ask par
ticularly to see Holeproof Walking Sheers at
HOP tJ 195
Sale of Underwear
Saturday the Underwear Section offers a group
of fine quality French Crepe Slips In tailored
and lace trimmed styles for 91.08. They are In
white, fleshy and tea rose and regular up to
$2.40 In value.
Another special from the Underwear
aisle A group of Women's and
Misses' gowns, slips, steplns, shorts
and dance sots at 91.00. They are In
tailored or'laco trim rayon.
ummer Uress
$ I .98 ea.
$1.00
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S 23c yd.
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Make your Frocks
from these Piques
and See rsuckers
Rayon Pique
Many smart Summer Frocks
will be made from this lovely
pre -shrunk rayon pique . . 36
inches wide and shown in chlo
pi lads and popular o a n d y
stripes. Guaranteed fast color.
5 9c yd.
Seersuckers
before you make up that Summer
Frock see these new 3fl-lnch fast
color seersuckers. You'll find Just
the shade and pattern you want In
this popular dre.v. fabric . . . plain
and printed plecea In all colors now
Fast Color Piques
A Saturday special 36-tnch fast col
or pique In stripes snd rich plaids
featuring Summer's newest color
combinations. Values to 39c yard.
MAIN
FLOOR
jubilee"1 Mann's Department Store tLisQt
-AtA t,,v. o i a J. Arrived .Ki 7 J
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Medford, June 3 to 9
High Spots From This Great Sale of Spring Garments
Clearance of Swagger Suits
Every Spring Coat
Reduced for Clearance
You cannot afford to miss this Spring Coat Salel
Included are 50 lovely Spring Coats of fine wools, silk
lined, at 98.95, and 35 beautiful Spring Coats tn the
season's smartest weaves and shades Including navy
blue at 914.75. See these marvelous garments tomorrow
at Mann's. All sizes to select from.
$89-5..dI147-5
Conde and Printzess Models
Regular $25.00 Coats are Nok $22.50
Regular $35.00 Coats are Now $28.00
Regular $39.50 Coats are New $32.50
Clearance Sale of
Spring Dresses
fry
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W have grouped together two outstanding lines of Spring Swagger Suit
for this unusual garment salel Suits smartly tailored from fine wool
tweeds and wool mixtures. Every coat fully silk, lined. Every skirt cut
In the new silhouette. Don't pass up this unusual suit sale. It's your
opportunity to savel
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$Q95 .$1175
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21,40. Wean Up Un
Knit Dresses
A Sensational Spring Clearance Sale of
Knitted Dresses at Mann's tomorrow!
These are In the popular one or two
piece styles In good-looking pastel
shades. Ideal for early Summer wear.
Vour choice while they last 92.8-a
re
values to $6.95
$
29-5
Including Silks and Wools Saturday Specials
$595
The Greater Dress Clearance of
fers 50 new Silk Frocks for only
$5.95. New shades, new styles in
sizes 14 to 20. Your choice tomor.
row at Mann's
Another group of Smart Spring
Dresses includes Garconette Suits
in both Silk and Wool, Tub Silks
and Fancy Prints. Regular values
up.to $12.50.
95
From the Second Floor '
Sweaters' and Blouses
Extra special for the Spring Clear
a nee. A group of Women's and
Misses' Waists. Slip-on Blouses
and Sweaters In all the newest
styles and colors. Real $1.35 val
ues on sale for
$
1.
$
111175
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Spring Dresses that have sold all
season for $16.50 are going on
sale tomorrow for $14.75. Beauti
ful new models in glorious Spring
silks.
Sweaters and Skirts
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Ventilated
FORTUNES
With 900 Windows
Choose your own style! Sev
eral ventilated Fortunes,
made for summer comfort,
are waiting for you here.
' Thoy are available
in many combina
tions all of them in
your size. Let us
show you all of them
Men's Shoe
. Section
Included In the Clearance Sale are
Women's and Misses' Twin Sweat
ers In pastel shades and Women's
and Misses' all wool skirts In plain
shades and sport mixtures. The
sweaters $1.95, the Skirta $1.95.
$-195
Wash Dresses
A Big Clearance of Women's snd
Misses' Betty Crocker fast color
Wash Dresses. These are in smart
Summer styles and well ' made
from good-looking prints. All
sizes In this lot.
T
1.
Regular
$1 Value
New Fabric
GLOVES
This Is a Fabric Glove sea
son! See these new arrivals
of Washable Bemberg with
fancy omandle trims also
plain white Beige and cos
tume gray . . , Main Al.Me.
$1.00p,
Pure Linen
Hahdker'fs
Tomorrow In the Handker
chief section 13c will buy a
pure linen 11-lnch hand
kerchief. These have hand
rolled hems and colored ap
plique trims.
15
ca.
New Komovablc Slip
Cover Hand Bags, zip
per tops, $1.00 each.
We Just
Unpacked
These New
ANKLETS
For Children
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Children's Wash
FROCKS
A Clearance Sale of Children's 7 to U
year Wash Dresses at 60c each. These
are guaranteed tub-fast dresses and
come In a large assortment of good
looking prints. Your choice for 50c
50
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Let your
WHITE TOPS
be brimmed
LINENS
PIQUES-
$5.
They've a dashing swank that be
longs to sunny days . . . they're
grand "light tops" for navy suits or
dark or light sports things . . .
they're smartly new with tailored
grosgrain bows or trlcolored bands
. . , they're winners for Summer!
Smart New Toyos in
White and Colors
$2.98
Millinery 2nd Floor
Many of our customers have
been waiting for these new i
anklets for the kiddies. All i
shades and sizes In triple
ru ard re 1 n f orced toe a nd
heel anklets. The kind that
stand- hard., wear. Vour
choice at Mann's
New "Club" Suits
Cool comfortsble weights for Summer wear. That's the big feature In
Club" Suits for the new season. The fine woolens used bv Club tailors
combined with master workmanship make these the outstanding suits for
Summer In Southern Oregon. Como In and try on a "Club", we have
them In all slscs, styles and patterns tor Men and Young Men
$25. io $35.
Men's Holeproof Hose
Attention. Men! New Holeproof Hose for Summer . . .
Fancy patterns In stripes or small figures In silk or
lisle mlitures. Sizes 10 to 13. These fine hose for
men are priced at SOc per pair and worth It.
NEW LISLES
Also new pattern In fine
lisle anklets at 39c pstr.
Staple and fancy colors with
novelty tops.
50
pair
Holeproof Autogart Hose
Holeproof Autogart Hose for Men! The famous
elf supporting sox that many men are Insisting
Is the best to wear. Plain or fancy patterns In
lisle or silk mixtures. Sizes 10 to 13.
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65Cpr.
THE MEN'S SECTION MANN 'S MAIN FLOOR