MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJSTE, MEDFORD, OREGON', FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934.
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BMimt, funs 8. VD . If. Emu,
attorney tor the state highway com
mission, today received a long dla
tance telephone oaU from Courtney
I. Ivy, member of the legal staff of
the PWA, to the effect that the ap
plication by the itate of Oregon (or
an additional 9500,000 to complete the
(In ooast bridge project had been
approved.
Ivy etated that a mandatory loan
agreement Involving new total of
19,902,000, and a redraft of resolution
had been prepared by him and were
awaiting the presidents eifrnature.
He expected the president'! approval
today and If ao etated he would for
ward the papers by airmail tonight,
so they would reach here Monday for
signature by the state highway com
mission.
Devers, who had made plana fo'.
lowing yesterday's highway meeting
In Portland, to start for Washington,
D. C, tonight, today decided to wait
until the agreement reached here
Monday. After the papers had been
signed by the highway commission he
would take them baok to Washing'
ton with bun.
In case the amendatory agreement
and resolution redraft are approved
promptly by tne state highway oom
mission and the government loses no
time In placing funds to the credit
of the state, actual construction op
erations on all five of the Or eg 0,1
Coast highway bridges should get un
der way within the next month.
Roseburg, with lis high school band,
Vmpqua chiefs, and all the trim
mings, were in Medford today to take
part In the Industrial parade, and to
help celebrate the 7Bth birthday of
Oregon.
Between CO and 78 cars were In
cluded in the caravan which came
to town this morning, and In the
group was the high school band, In.
eluding 75 pieces.
'W, O. Harding, manager of the
Roseburg Chamber of oommerce, was
In charge of the group.
Eden Precinct
EDBN PREOINOT, June 8. (Sol)
We regret the passing of the beloved
pioneer, uncle Jeff Bell, as he has
been called lor many years. Mr. Bell
was one of the earliest homesteaders
of the Talent locality. His home was
always open to his friends. He was
known In the early pioneer days for
nis nospitanty He was a kind father,
generous neighbor and a faithful
friend. He was affiliated with the
Baptist churoh in Talent and remain'
ed a faithful Christian until the time
of his death. Services were held In
the Talent Baptist church, Reverend
Peterson of Phoenix preaching the
sermon. Interment was In Phoenix
cemetery beside his wife, Amanda
Ben.
Mrs. Blva Briscoe and Mrs. Inea
Hayea called on Mrs. Mary O. Carey
Tuesday.
Mrs. Barnes and her mother. Mrs.
Wilson, of Phoenix, are recovering
niceiy rrom tneir bruises, oaused by
the wreck of their car In Medford
recently.
Many tons of grain and hay will be
roiai loss on tne sonsa and Chsnd
let and Conner ranches south of
Phoenix, on account of falling down
during the heavy rains.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman, newly-weds
01 latent are at the home of Mrs,
Irene Welle, where Mr. Newman Is
employed. They plan to remain there
tnia summer.
Mrs. George Hartley, Mrs. Irene
Wells, Mrs. o. Carey and Mrs. Mays
attended the ooronatlon at the fair
grounds Monday.
Relatives who are visiting at the
Nea Chandler home, on the highway
south of Phoenix, are Irvln Thomp.
son of Powers, brother of Mrs. Chand
ler. He was a delegate from the Vet
erans post at Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. aeorge Chandler of
Bcrkeloy also visited the Chandler
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bell of Bly, Kla
math county, are spending the past
few days In the valley. The are here
for tne funeral of Mr. Bell's father,
Jeff Bell.
Oak circle, No. 343 of Phoenix, held
ite regular meeting Thursday evening
and entertained visitors from Ash
land and Medford.
Miss Bertha Hayman of Talent
pent Tuesday with Mrs. Noah Chand
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sollss of Los
Angeles are in the valley on a busi
ness trip and to vlalt his mother who
Is In poor health.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jacobs of North
Talent have Just returned from visit
ln their daughter at Brownsville,
Ore.
8 B. Spence of Voorhl.;j crossing
was working for Mrs. Mary O. Carey
Tuesday.
The family of Ward McReynolda are
mourning the loss of their pet police
dog, which was run over Monday by
a Csllfomia tourist, on the highway
south of Phoenix. The car did no;
stop. A state police officer was callej
and found It necessary to shoot tne
OFFICIAL ELECTION
FIGURES TOMORROW
8LEM. Ore., June 8. (API The
cffit'lnl totals on the Mny 18 elec
tion will be announced here tomor
row at the conclusion of a canvass
or votes, David O'Hara announced
tc:iv. The official vole will not ef
fect the outcome unofficially an
nounced previously, he said.
Sale of
Silk Hose
The Hosiery Dept. announces a new
shipment of Pure Silk Pull Fashioned
Hose to sell Tomorrow for only 69o
pair. This Is a special purchase con
sisting of Ohlfforv and Servloe Weight
numbers In the wanted Summer shades.
An Important Collection to
Put You Under the Smartest
BRIMS of
SUMMER
At just the price you like to pay
$298
Ona hat doesn't make wardrobe this year . . not
when brims are ao utterly contrary ranging from the
huge wagonwheels to the nautical turban! And In
between, all those happy mediums so generally be
coming to every woman! We've all of them . .
dozens and dozens thrllllngly new , . . and Just
what youll want ,
Crepes - Straws - Felts
Piques - Linens - Novelties
HAT SHOP SECOND FLOOR
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Sale of Summer
Underwear
Rayon Taffeta Slips
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MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
Jubilee Sale of Women's and
Misses' fine soft quality rayon
taffeta Slips at 11.00 each.
These are lace trimmed and
come In flesh, tea rose and
white
Rayon Underthings
Jubilee Sale of dainty mesh weave and plain
rayon Underwear. In this assortment are
Steplns, Bloomers and Shorts In all sizes and
itylea. ,
YOUR
CHOICE
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For- That Vacation Trip!
The vacation or honeymoon must he Just perfect! Above all,
the luggage which carries away your belongings must be smart,
sturdy, capable of long life. Such luggage you'll find at Mann's
Airplane Type Cases
A brand new type of luggage, "The Airplane." Built
on a light but strong frame and covered with airplane
linen In wardrobe and fitted case style at 89.05 and
118.00. This makes a perfect luggage ensemble.
$9.95 and' $15.00
Fitted Leather Cases
Beautiful split cowhide fitted cases In
either the 18, 30 or 31 -Inch sir at 818. i I f"
This type has the removable Inner case JS I
leaving the bag free for packing
black or brown.
Unfitted Overnight Bag!
Unfitted Overnight Oases In black or
brown split cowhide, 18 to 21-inch sites
with dark silk lining.
$79.5
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
SALE of READ YTOWEAR
AT MANN'S SATURDAY!
50 Coats and Suits
At Less Than Half
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For the last day of the Jubilee a Coat Sale youll long remember.
BO beautiful all wool silk lined Spring Coata at (6.05 each. These
are In tweeds, novelty weaves and solid shades and In almost any
1 you could ask for.
Coats and Suits
that have sold
all season up to
$16.50 now
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aV Coats and Suits At
hxactly Hair Price
including Conde and Printzess
$14.75 Garments Are Now $ 7.38
$21.50 Garments Are Now $10.75
$25.00 Garments Are Now $12.50
$39.50 Garments Are Now $19.75
White Wool Coats
A fortunate buy enables us to place on sale tomorrow 12 lovely new White
Wool Coats for 811.98 each. These stunning models are In the popular
swagger style and every one silk lined. The sizes to choose from ara
H to 43. But remember only 13 In this unusual special so be here early
tomorrow morning. fc
Mann's Second Floor
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Wash Togs
For Girls
New Nautical
FROCKS
A new shipment of Girls' White
Washable Pique Nautical Frocks
for Summer wear at $1.95 each,
rhe sizes are 7 to 16 years.
$1.95
ea.
Shorts and Skirts
Another Interesting group In the
Junior Shop are these chic striped
Shorts and Skirts for girls, Tho
price, per suit
$2.25
Pique Frocks
In the Junior Shop a new group
of Girls' All White Washable
Pique Frocks In sizes 7 to 16.
These dresses are priced
$1.00ea.
$1 95
Sensational Values in
Summer Dresses
Real $9.95 Silk Frocks
Jubilee Bala of 80 beautiful Summer Silk Dresses at
18.00 each. Included In this sensational value are pastel
silks, white silks and of course popular prints. The
styles are both long and short sleeve with various neck
lines and adorable trims. Some wash silks In this group.
$
5.
Another Group of $9.95 Dresses
Another grand dress value for the last day of tha Dia
mond Jubilee. Beautiful new tub silk frocks In the
popular candy stripes, pastels and novelty prints to
sell for only 86.9S each. Every one of these lovely
models are 1934 Spring and Summer styles. All sizes
to select from.
New Wash Silks . . . White and Pastels for $3.95 i-
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New Wash Lace Froclcs
r;$595to$995
New "Betty Baxley!' Wash Dresses
Other news from the Wash Dress Section Includes new "Betty Baxley" Wash Frocks In
soool voiles, organdies, linens and lovely prints. These dresses are all tub fast and are
tired from Miss to Matron. See them tomorrow at Mann's
$1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95
The Wash Dress Shop announces the arrival
two doeen new Wash Lace Frocks for Summer
wear. These are In pastel and darker shades
all sires and lota of clever styles.
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BELCANO
TOILETRIES
Demonstration ..
at Mann's
Announcement of special
Interest to the Women and
Misses of Medford and So.
Oregon. Miss aorton of the
Belcano Co,, la booking ap.
polntmenta tor Free make
up and beauty talks. Miss
Gorton la an authority on
the care of the skin. Her
advice Is well worth an ap
pointment. Makeup Riven
Pree In private. (Make your
appointment tomorrow.)
MANN'S
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New Mexican Print
Handkerchiefs
Those popular Mexican Print Hand
kerchiefs are now on display at
Mann's. They are In the 11-lnch
aire and fast color.
10c
ea.
Washable Fabric
GLOVES
Your summer Frocks demand these
popular Fabric Glove. They are of
white washable material with organ
die. linen and pique tope. Sltp-oa
Sale of Boys' Shirts
Our Annual Summer
Sale of Genuine
"TOM SAWYER"
Shirts for Boys
Mann's Annual Sale of Boys' "Tom
Sawyer" Shirts. This treat sale Includes
our entire stock of regular 81.00 Tom
Sawyer Shirts for Boys from 8 years to
14'4-inch neck site. In the assortment
are sport styles, short sleeve models and
regular shirt styles In plain and fancy
patterns..
Iff ffi
85
ea.
Your Choice $1.00 pair
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
Boys! Dept. on the Balcony
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FLORSHEIM SUMMER
SHOES
Give you the comfort that you
need, try a pair of Florshelm Feath
rwelghta and you won't be without
them In warm weather.
$87.5
pair
Men's Shoes Main Floor
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