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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1934)
JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDXT, XTJGTJST 10, 1931. TRUCE BOYS' All-Wool Swim Suits PAGE SIXTEEN BOYS' White Sweat Shirts 69c IN BATTLE OVER 89' BALFM, Aug. 10. (AP) A true In the controversy between cnnr nd growen regarding prune prloet Mt by the control board, wo called lent night at meeting between the oontrol board and lome 3SO growera nd itx of the leading cinnerymen tn this eectlon. Probable court action attempting o force cannera to paycoda prlcea for green prunes, and to forestall any attempt by growers to sell at a lower price, waa averted u the two fac tions In the dispute last night agreed to abide by the code untli a three day review could be made. The compromise apparently re moved a dangeroua situation yester day when cannera had expressed dis satisfaction with prices aa set by the board, by posting lower price 1UU of their own. The situation affected directly 8000 Oregon prune growers who were said to have a total Invest ment In their Industry approximat ing 910,000.000. Under the compromise plan the cannera agree to three specific pro posals and the growers made prom lew aimed to prevent litigation In the court. Growers said no "picketing" of can neries would be permitted until a definite decision waa reached, al though they Insisted that code prices must be met. Canners agreed to pay code prlcea for prunes purchased today and to morrow and Indicated that green fruit would be bought. The prune control board promised to hold an open hearing at the state house here Saturday to bear auch complaints aa cannera wish, to make against the code, which they aaeert Imposes unjust prices for green fruit. AH members of the board will ne summoned here to attend the meeting. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 10.-Hff) Headquarters of the state emergency relief administration said today that as man? aa 1,500,000 cans may be used by the SERA vegetable and fruit can neries now being operated In several counties. To date, 423,000 containers have been purchased. Hundreds of families, some with wiven or eight children, are rushing to the relief canneries, and from 900 to 700 cns a day ere being turned out for those on the state's relief rolls. Thousands of cans of prunes have been canned. Corn, beans, and toma toes and tomato Juice are being used. The relief headquarters said that one farmer who has a large family, traveled 32 mllea to the Oregon City eannery to can his produoe for his family this winter. 2 0ALEM, Aug. 10. iff) Two grades for canning prunes this year were an nounced laAt night, following a meet ing here of members of the state ag ricultural department, the prune con trol board and a few canner repre- cntntlves. They were announced as Orrgon No. 1 and culls. Oregon No. Is were defined prunes of one variety which would be well colored, well formed, mature but not overripe or shriveled, free from mold and decay, and from damage fanned by cuts, dirt, hall, sunburn, drought, excessive rusaetlng, Insects, mcchnntcal or other means. Culla would consist of any fruit which did not meet the requirements of the better grade. An event of unusual Importance to former lows residents Is scheduled fir Chsmpoeg on Sunday, August IP, the site of last year's Iowa picnic. At that time more than 700 Hawkeyea gath ered In an old fashioned reunion and listened to such men as Dr. B. J. Anderaon. president of Llnfleld col lege, and Dr. O. H. Holmes, of Forest Oro.r. another well known former lowan. Thla year Dr. Klmer Prldell, of Wetlle. formerly a newspaper re porter on an Iowa country dally, will be o:ie of the headline. Chas. Thorn a. Oregon's CommtMlcner of Utllltifc will have a place on the program as win Dr. Holmes. rVrmer lowans are urged to go f.irly, bring their dinners and enjoy a rent inspirational reunion. GN S. F. WATERFRONT f-N TOANCISrO. Alg. 10. ,r A rvtacular fire that attracted sv e:! hundred spectators, virtually de Mrmed i ie Western Bag factory near tii waterfront here early today. Mit of the city's downtown ap pu.ittis responded to three a 'arms. Three weeks ago the factory's an uv located across the street from the iv.&'.n huilding, mas burned at a Ions of t.so.oOO. No estlmats wa made of d.irnajje to 1 lie factory. Origin of the J .e was undetermined. Final Reductions on Thousands of Dollars Worth of Desirable, Style-Right Summer Merchandise . . . Shop This Great August Clean-Up Sale . . . You'll Save Greatly on Every Purchase You Make! immmMiniiNi HinmiiuimtiiiHiimitMiHtnntMNi August Clean-Up SALES Outdoor Togs For Little Tots August Clean-up Sale of one- and two-piece Bport Suit for little tote from 1 to Q years. These are In abort trouser style, sleeveless and sun-back. Some have sun hats to match. Regular 91.00 SPECIAL 89j August Sale of ANKLETS August Clean-up on Anklets. In cluded la this speclsJ are dark and light shades, plain and fancy patterns. All sizes to select from. Buy now for early school wear. Regular values up to 20c pair. SPECIAL 15U9c wttf August Sale of Foundation Garments August Clean-up on Women's and Misses' foundation Oarments. In this assortment are Black Lace Corsets, Rlastlc Steplns and Pan tie girdles. Values uj,s to 91 VS. SPECIAL $ 1 00 August Sale of Silk Hose August Clean-up Sal of Women's rrgular 19c Pure Silk Hose In either Chiffon or Service Weight. This is a full-fashioned atocklng and route a tn both lUht and dark shades. Ite.lnforced heel and toe. SPECIAL 69 pr. 2 pair $1.35 MAIN FLOOR HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF FINEST QUALITY FAST COLOR ash Goods GO ON SALE TOMORROWI Figured Voiles August Clem-up Sale of 38-lnch Figured Volla for only 15o yard. Thl group consults of light and dark patterns In the aeaaon'a smartest designs. A beautiful material for Afternoon and Eve ning Frocks. Your choice at Mann's tomorrow and Monday Mens 1 August Clean-Up "of Swimming Suits Extra Special tomorrow In the Men's Dept. Our entire stock of Men's and Young Men's AU Wool Swim Suits in Navy Blue. Maroon and Royal Blue. These suits aw from a famous maker and come In the sesson's wanted ityles. Your choice while they Isst Seersuckers and Voiles August Clean-up Sale of a group of faat-color . Printed Seersuckers and dainty Voiles. In this assortment are Plaids, stripe and other pat terns suitable for children's school garments. Buy enough for several dresses at this price. Values to 29c Yard Special 15 C yard PIQUES... SEERSUCKERS AND CHIFFON VOILES August Clean-up of an assortment of fine quality fast-color Piques, Chiffon. Voiles and lovely Seersuckers. These wash fab rics come In attractive new patterns and colorful plain shades. They are ideal for school and street frocks. Buy many yards at this very unusual price tomorrow and Monday. . kS Regular Swim Suits August Clean-Up of Men's Wash Slacks August Clean-up on Men's Washable Slacks. These come tn striped patterns of Black and White, Tan and White, and plain Gray and Tan mixtures. All are p re-shrunk, but are mostly large sizes. $100 suit Regular $2.95 Values $198 pair Values to 29c Yard 2Mc 1IIIMUHIIIIMII llliniMHIIIMlMIIIIIIMMUUIIIM)! IHIMIfNl 'mmm yd Values to 49c Yard Special 19 c yard PACKERS' SUPPLIES This Store is Headquarters for Packers and Fruit Workers Clothes . Supply Your Needs From Our Stocks Knit Picking Gloves for Men and Women, 10c pr. Men's "Can't Bust 'Em" Overalls $1.25 to $L65 Men's and Young Men's White Duck Pants at $1.95 Men's Long-Life Work Sox in all sizes at 19c pair "Can't Bust 'Em" Corduroy Pants $3.50 to $5.00 $5.00 and $6.50 Friendly and Fortune Shoes, $3.95 Bag and Glove Clearance BAGS August Clean-up A group of late Bummer Hnnd Bags Including Washable Simulated Leathers, Linens. Patents and other leather numbers In Blue, Oreen, WhJte, Tan, Brown. Red. and Gray. Regu lar 91.00 bags, I SPECIAL A3 59, GLOVES August Clean-up Sale of Fabric Olovea. A large selection of our ' regular 91.40 Waahable Glove In Saxony Fabric with Linen and Pique trimmed cuffs. SPECIAL -7 r pr. Shaving Sets The Toiletries Section announces a clean-up snle of Men's Cols at and Palmolive Shaving Sets. Been set consist a of ahavtng cream, powder and steptlc stick. A real 3i)o value. 23 SPECIAL c set Dental Rack Another special from the Totletrtea rvpt. Dr. HIll'i Dental Racks for the kldrttea. Thee Interesting racks have a timer, toot h bruah and larse tube of dental cream. Regular 7 So value. SPECIAL ic 49' In the Notion Dept. ft 8alo of Fast Color Kitchen Aprons for 13c each 54-inch Wool Coating 5Ut Clean-up Sale of 64-Inch Wool Coating. l " thla heavy weight wool material tomorrow. It i II f nea In Brown. Darlt Oreen, Black, and Oxford. I v 1 al for school coat. Extra special J VQ, August Ready-to-Wear Clean-Up Many Very Interesting Values in Spring and Summer Garments Will Be Found on the 2nd Floor Tomorrow le of 50 Silk Dresses "For Tomorrow O August Sale of In this great August Dress Event one will find SO dresses to select from. Dresses of fine Tub Silk, Triple Sheers, Silk Chiffons and Fancy Prints including Jacket types, Afternoon Frocks, Street Dresses and many suitable for Dinner Wear in a complete size and color range. Regular Values On These Frocks Up to $22.50 EXTRA SPECIAL $795 Clean-Up on Wool Swim Suits $950 Auguit Clenup Salt of Women's and Mlwes AH Wool Swim Suit. In thla group are the aeaaon'a amartat styles In B lacks and Colors. Included are th famous Wb foot Suits. Tour chotc at Mann's nly" August Sale of Krash Lace Dresses Wash Dresses Augiut Clean-up Sale of Women' nd Mlsres popular mw.ii wrpwra. in i . 1 1 A aMorcment are WTiite unci Pastel In lowly mortcUi. On aale tomorrow and Monday at Mann a Aupust Clean-up fiale of Women' and MlAse' Pa. eolor Waah Prock. Included are many Betty Bai'.tf model of Voile. Pique and SeeraucXer. Waah Drtsa So tton Second floor. Values Up to $9.95 $6.95 EXTRA SPECIAL $2.95 The Bigger Your VELVET BERETS The Better August Clearance of Knitted Suits $6.95 This is the Final Clearance of Knitted Suits and consists of beautiful all-wool models suitable for Early Tall and Winter wear. In this group are light and dark shades in sizes for the Miss or Matron. Regular Values up to $18.00 Jr" MEPFORD-S aKnaaaHaMaKBMMHaviar AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS Huge pancakes of velvet, with the flattering fullness that is the NEW news of berets . . . some look almost like brims Everybody is clamoring for them ... so thrill" with vis over this modest pricing 1 Final Clearance of HATS $ 1 OP
