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PXGE P0TJBTEE17 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1934. AVAILABLE HERE a i ai mi. a. liisiiui. iiijiajwii jsiiiwi .1 i mm mail u t siu numnmmm n aw nmsaii wmm sasaasaapaaaaesiaawsawsesasaaaaasaaaaaMeai i 11 .1 ii l L lumaiis miishuish i n.iajp i iiasaaaaasaaaeaaaaaaMSi -w-. ..-ri. 'mrmmmmmmmwimiamoSiXMLjiJim-Jiimm--ii J.i.'-"i" , . """"""aawsasawaaasBBMaaaai8ttija Cople of the new farm bankruptcy srta of congresa, Juno 18 and Jun iS, rcntly Blgnd by tha president, hava been received by attorneya In lied ford. They are being atudted with a rlew Id pruloutltig the morlgag &! of two rr more of the larger orchard. These acta provide a method of stay. lng pending mortgage foreclosure and extending all farmer debts six years. Further provision ts made for the relief of municipal corporations per- mlta corporations In general to file debtor proceed In pa permlta Individ uala unable to obtain consent of a majority of creditors to submit their own plan for relief, staying pending suits and all debts secured and un secured; suspends time under the atatute of limitations makes receiv ers, referees and other of fleers liable for state and local taxes. The act also provides for a special commissioner, to be known aa con ciliation commlsfftoner, who la given large discretionary powers to aid in the protection against confiscation of farm property under foreclosure proceedings of the state courts. Upon the bankruptcy court acquir ing Jurisdiction erf the bankrupt's property, either In straight bankrupt cy, or debtor proceedings, the fore closure of mortgagee or sales there- tinder may be stayed, and the farmer given ample time to refinance, and even operate his farm property upon the payment of small Interest charges, all supervised by a proper officer of the court. mrrv S IS BROKEN UP BY G. GRANTS PASS. July 37, (Spl.) Barred from Evergreen hall and from the county fair grounds Tuesday, a showing of a "red" movie waa broken up Wednesday night when an at tempt was made to run the film at Bills hall, Ninth and H streets. Declaring they were representing the citizens of the state and the United Statee, a group of about 16 Grants Pass residents halted the mov ing picture, "Road to Life," being shown by Its circulators, A. Johnson and Cliff Gould, sponsored here by the local unemployment council. The circulators were given 12 hours to leave town. There were about 30 men, women and children at the meeting to view the film. An Introductory speech, Intended to describe the necessity for a new system of crlr.ie correction, was made by Gould. It waa the ref erence made In this speech to the penal system used In the United Slates that the second group used aa an excuse for demanding that the meeting be dlsmussed. At first the objectors to the meet ing delayed the film's showing by pulling out the fuse blocks that sup plied power to the projector. When the objectors had departed and the operators attempted again to show the film, the local group returned and broke up the meeting. The picture, which depicted the "wolf" children of Russia who had been left parcntlena by the revolu tion and famine that followed, to gether with the "collective" system devised by the Soviet government for correction of the children, was about half run when the second group re turned and crowded Into the hall. The picture was at first billed to be shown at the American Legion hall on Tuesday evening. This waa eliminated by the fact that the hall him only one exit, making the show ing of a film there In conflict with law. It waa then advertised for the aame evening at the fair grounds, but the county court and county fair board published a statement In which they denied the group the rtuht to hold such a meeting at that place. SIC ASHLAND, July 27, (Spl ) Drill ing and shovel work being done by the Hoffman Construction company of Portland Is under way on the new undercroMlng north of Ashland. Hoffman la employing approximately 16 local men, and M. 0. Llnlnger & Son, local contractors doing the haul ing for Hoffman, are employing 1& local men. It will take about a month to do the dicing and, when that phase of the work Is completed, a month and a half to build the abuttments. Twelve hundred and fifty cubic yard of concrete will be poured Into the wooden forms which will be con structed by local carpeuters. The railroad company will lay the steel noon for completion of the tem porary truatle over the highway. Ties and strlngrrs are being laid now by hrldKe rhur so Hot ."man 'a shovel c-rrwa rati pet to the south side of 'he unclercrosBing for digging. When the undercroeilng la fin ished and concrete Is poured Into the form, preparations will be made for paving and laying of railroad steel. The work is scheduled to last well up Into November before the under rmaing u ready for traffic. The route which inoiortat must take to get through the scene of con struction Is very dangerous and mo torista are warned to exercise great rare and caution In approaching the crowing. Too speedy driving will caupft a cranh Into the piers of the trmporary trestle which drop to the pavement Saturday, Monday and Tuesday . . . Three Super Value Giving Days . . The Grand Finale to Our Sensational JULY CLEARANCE SALE . . . Shop Early Tomorrow if Possible as Many of These Great Specials Will Not Last for the Three Days! 5MlkT Sky jpzMs From the Ready-to-Wear Department IIMIIHIMIIIIIII IIMIMIIIIMIIIflMI Dollar Day Sale of Jap Kimonas Another ahJpment of Beautiful Japanese Ki mono arrived In time for Dollar Day. These r In Blue, Rose, Red and Black. Pull Orien tal cut and very well made. On sale tomor row. Monday and Tuesday at Mann's. Second Floor. Regular $1.50 Values Special JL each 00 IIKIIIIIItlllMMIMII IIMItlMMIIIIIIIIIMItlMMIIIIMMIIIIIIil Dollar Day Sale of Wool Swim Suits A Big t Day Clearance Sale of Women's and Children's Ail-Wool Swim Suits at l.0O suit. These are in the popular styles In Black, Red, Orange and Rich Tan. A marvelous value right at the height of the swimming season. Values Up to $1.95 ea. Special 00 JL each iiiintKiiiiti Dollar Day Sale of New Wash Frocks A large selection of Women's and Children's Past Color Waah Dresses at $1.00 tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday. Included aie Prints, Voiles, Batistes and other cool Fabrics in all the popular patterns and styles. See them to morrow at Mann's. Your Choice During This Big Sale $ 00 each HlltlMIIII IMIHIMIMMIIHItllllllll tlllMlirillMMIIIIIti Dollar Day Sale of Silk Frocks A Big I Day Clearance of 25 Lovely Silk Frocks. In this Sale group are Plain Shades and Print In Wash Silks and Sheers. The sizes are 14 to 44. The atyles are very good and a grand se lection of colors to choose from. $100 Values up Special J each IIIIIMIIIMMII Dollar Day Sale of Wash Blouses A Wonderful Special on 60 Smart Sheer Waah Blouses. One Trill find all sizes s;id style In this group and at this price they are a bargain. $-f oo X ea. House Slippers A Big I Day Sale of Worn en's good-looking House Slippers. These are In Red, Black and Orchid. Well made with low comfortable heel. $-j 00 JL pr. i Dollar Day Sale of Coats and Suits A Big Three Day Glean up on Women's and Mtssea All-Wool Coata and Suits. In thla lot are 13 models in sires 14, 18 and 18. Many are suitable for early Fall wear. Be sure and see this sale group tomorrow at Mann's. They are on the Second Floor. $00 Regular HQ QR Valiioa Special J each Dollar Day Sale of White Pique Coats If you want one of these White Pique Coats at $1.00 Jk you'll have to hurry. Juat 4 left ao out they go tomor row a Day at Mann a. Regu lar 93.05 values. , White Waffle voats A amall group of White Waf. fie Weave Coats are going Jk for only 13.00. Regular $8.08 Coats, Only 11 left ao we suggest you be here early. 100 ea. oo ca. IMIIIItlMIMMMIMIIMtltMtltMMIII Dollar Day Sale of Silk Dresses Another Sensational Value In Women's and Misses Silk Dresses In both plain and printed silks for only $5.00. These frocks are In sizes 14 to 30 and Include Sport and Dresa Models. On sale tomorrow at Mann's. Values Up to $12.50 Special $00 J each Dollar Day Sale of Smart Linen Suits $00 Final Clearance of these popular Linen Suits. Only 7 left so you'll have to hur ry aa these will go fast at this sensational price. Mann'a Second Floor. ea. Women's Knit Suits A Sale of Women's and Misses' Knitted Suit in cluding many models suit able for early Tall Wear. A good selection of cotors and al7s. Reguar raluea up to $A.9S. D ea. New Coats and Dresses for Fall Now on Display! " m MitMHii i iiimiimmitimiiimi i j t hmimiiiimm immii mm i T W st Cl CI everybody Wants It: A Orand Mtd-Summer Sale of Men'a $5.00 Fortune and lfl.50 Friendly Shoes on Sale tomorrow for 3.U5 In this group are Sport and Dreaa Styles of White Buck. Whit with colored trims all Blacks, Browns and other smait combinations. Wide choice of atyles, widths and elsrs to select from. "Men's Shoe Dept. Main Floor." $395 $ Day Bargains for Men & Boys n. Men's Wool Swim Suits Web foot and other popular makes, values to $2.95. Special at Mann's Men's Dress Hats Linens, Bankoks, Toyo Panamas. Values up to ?1.95. Special, each Men's Dress Shirts of Pre Shrunk Broadcloth and other fabrics. Regular $1.49 values. Special for Men' Work Sox. Special, 6 pairs for .$1.00 Boys' Linen Shorts and Knickers, 2 for . . .$1.00 Men's Beach Sweaters. Regular $1.65 for ,.$1.00 Boys' Broadcloth Pajamas. 2 Suits for . . .$1.00 Boys' Jantzen Swim Suits. Special ... .,.,.,.,,.$1.00 ...The New Crushable Felt Brim A careless swagger . . an easy fit . . smart whether rolled at the side, upturned at the back, drooped all 'round. Whito, navy, brown, black . . upto 24 inches. sl9-8 Si 1 ,: FZ ' 7J Every hat rolled in a handy travel. box Clearance Tomorrow of All Straw Hats, Special JL o What $1. AVill Buy at Mann's During Dollar Days e Rollins 'Shorties' Elastic Top Knee r jj- Length Semi-fashioned Silk Hose at Pr X Women's and Children's Plain and S" j- Fancy Anklets Regular 19c Values O P X Rollins and Holeproof Full Fashioned Silk g- Hose Chiffon and Service Weight at, pair . X Women's and Misses Print Pajamas. Ideal n. for House Wear Regular $1.19 Value, for ..Women's and Misses' Rayon Shorts - C"j Bloomers and Stepins. Values to 59c 3 I01 X Women's and Misses Hand Made f . g- Night Gowns, fine quality Nainsook at or X Small Boys' Wash Suits. Sizes up to 3 for $1. 6 yrs. Short sleeves and pants. 39c ea. or "Kaynee" Long Trousers for Little Fellows. C-j Sizes 3 to 8 years. Fast Color Linene. Reg. $1.49 X 36-in. Fast Color Seersuckers, Dot- . g- ted Swisses, Broadcloth, Ripplesheen O yds. X 21x27-inch Feather Bed Pillows filled g- with 100 Curled Feathers Fancy Ticking X Our Regular First Quality Plisse A . g- Crepe in plain pastels; fancy patterns Hr yds. X 52x52-inch Plaid Fringed Edge - C-j Lunch Cloths. Guaranteed Fast Color lr X 36-inch Quilt Challies in 15 Lovely S . C-j Patterns to Choose from. 19c Value O yciS.X. 85xl05-inch Rayon Bed . Spreads in Blue, g - Green Gold and Orchid $1.39 Value for only X 214 yard Ruffled Curtains of Very Fine g- Quality Marquisette Special per pair, only X Extra Special 50-inch, 4-ply Monks r tg- Cloth in Natural Color. Reg. 59c yard sydS.X 40-inch Crepe Back Satin in all 11 , C1 the Pastel Shades and Dark Colors, at 1" yds JL, 40-inch Rayon Taffeta for Slips, j , Jgl Bed Spreads and Drapes 39c Value O yQS.X 54-inch Wool Coatings, Suitings and Dress $- Materials Regular price $1.49 yard, now, for X Regular 59c Japanese Serving Trays . t-a Gay Oriental Designs Now, only JL for J,, Regular 19c Size Packages of Milo f C - or Kleenex Cleansing Tissues Now O for X Reg. 39c Gilt Edge Playing Cards . C; in New Patterns and Colors. Special O for X Lovely Stamped Aprons Bound in O $ 1 fast color Bias Tape. Regular 39c value O for X New Knitting Bags of Simulated Leather C-f and Moire All Colors Zipper Fasteners, at X On Sale Saturday Monday and Tuesday Mann's Main Floor KIIMMIIMKItMIHll iiiimnunttm
