Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 17, 1934, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPSGE FOURTEEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDliT, 'AUGUST 17, 193. $468,972 SPENT IN ROGUE FOREST FOR FISCAL YEAR 39 activities Take Major Portion of Funds, Report by Supervisor Janouch Shows Many Get Work Ml -TJ, OWN imiltHMIimMMHIaillf&rll mimtiiititiiit imiiii MAMMAS J Agents for Butterick Patterns TCarl Janouch. supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, announc ed yesterday that In a report tent to the. regional office at Portland, It was made public, that the Rogue River national forest has made total ex penditures amounting to M68.972 dur. lng the fiscal year July 1, 1033, to July 1, 1934. Of this aum, 8S,000 was expended by the regional office. That spent locally has been dis tributed among 39 activities includ ing maintenance of roads, trails, tele phone lines and buildings, approxi mately 50,000; construction of roads, trails, telephone lines and buildings, approximately 350,OO0; projects car ried on under emergency conserva tion work by CCO, approximately 350. O0O, of which a part Is not forest service funds; bureau of plant Indus try and blister rust control project, approximately $50,000, and t '. minor activities, Including fire, . i trol, grazing, research, timber-sales and administration of icaerai roresi land uses, linn nfven Work. Through the approximate 70 per een$ of these expenaimis wr.icn wn mift locsllv. Janouch stated too men In Jackson county hava been furnished employment during the past year. Construction of the 20,000 forest se.rvloa warehouse on the McAndrews road, one-half mile east of the Pacific highway, started Thursday, wun a crew secured through the federal em ployment agency. No applicant are received at the forest service offices. Janouch aald. and all carpenter are taken from civil servloe roll. Work will be provided for 13 or 15 men on thl project for two month, with a crew engaged at present In laying S200 feet of pipe to the main water line. The warehouse project will include an 80x100 foot warehouse, a 78x38 foot storage building, and a gasoline and oil station. Big Ash Foreman. Slg Ash, local contractor, la general foreman, with the waber-plpe work under the aupervlalon of Charlca W. Davis. Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. Is supplying lumber. Beaver Portland Cement Co. at Oold Hill, cement, and Mctltord Concrete Construction Co., grovel. The Lawrence Roofing Co. hokla the roofing contract. Another project stnrtlng yesterdsy. the road from Dead Indian soda springs to the Aflhland-Doad Indian rond, together with the road from the soda springs to Pish lake, which Is now underway, providea employment for 80 local men, also hired through the federal employment service. This project, costing 24.000. will enable motorist from Medford to make the trip to Pish lake either by way of Desd Indian aoda springs or Ashland. El F PASS TEST All the young men selected by Chief A. P. Walker. In charge of navy re cruiting in thl district, passed the final examinations at Portland, and are now enrouto to the Navy Train ing school at San Diego, Cal. Thl month's quota la composed of eight men. Including Robt. L. Thur. man, Mrdford; D. H. Nichols. Talent C. L. l.usk, Jacksonville: c. A. Run. nel. Eagle Point; P. Oravea, Lake- view; H. P. Oliver. Trail; P. D. Reyn olda. Klamath Palla, and A. M. Smith Rogue River. Thla group made an avcrauo mark of 88 per cent In their nientel, moral and physical examlna' Hons, which la exceptionally high. The general average la 73 per cent. The quota for next month ha not a yet been assigned, hilt cnler war ker expects that It will be Increased to 10 men. He atntes thai, due to the many new ships being built and put In commission, opportunities for trsde training and promotions in rat Ing have been Incresvd over what they have been In the past three years, and due to the re-asslgnments of fleet units, travel opportunities are unlimited. Applications are now being accepted for selection In the September and October quotas. The recruiting office, located In the poatnfflce building, will he closed sll lny today and Saturday, s the chief Is making a business trip through the Applegate country. The office will bo open dally next week, from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. L PROGRAM AT CENTRAL PT. GRANGE Following the rfjtuUr bulnrwi mwtlng of tlie Central Point (trance tonlKht, an hitrrrntlns program, ar rnncM by Orm Knthitrinc Mthrop, mill be presented. fprrinl miiAic will be offered by the Indira quartet, nfter whtnli refreh merits mil be nerved by Mrs. O. V. Mycra and a committee. Dei-oration for the meet. tiff will N arm nurd by Mm. C E. Lange mid Mm. HtUlcgard Ten roe. WINDOW iiLAaHan window g.iA and will repine your Droit en vmaon rraMJU&iy. rrowtmut Cla im t Wj.-U. Club and Kuppenheimer n . r tv it ouits ror Men EVERY wanted Suit style 1b represented In this display of Hand Tailored Club and Kuppenheimer Clothes models for Men and Young Men in single and double breasted effects, Smart new fabrics new colors free swing shoulders and other style notes that make this season's Club and Kuppcn heimer Suits the best buy in America, $25. to $ 45. NEW MALLORY HATS. We know a. great many men who seem to never wear a hat . . . But watch, 'em coma out thla Fall with a New Mai lory. These new arrivals are without a doubt the beat looking hata we've had In yeara. All colors and. sizes. $40Pad5P SALE OF GOLF KNICKERS $10.0 Tomorrow the Men's Dept. announces a sensational value In Men'a All Wool Golf Knickers . . . These are In plus 4 and 6 styles In sizes 30 to 36 waist and are regular up to 13.00 per pair In value. On sale tomorrow for only tMMHIIIIMIIIIIM 0 WiX'M 11 ml vm i mi Packing Gloves 10 pr. MMIMtlllMMHI PAPER TOWELS Put a supply of these Han-do-Pak paper tow els In the kitchen or garage. They will save lota of laundry. Regular 15o 9Cpkg., Main Floor FLORSHEIM HOES S All Sport Styles Included in This Sale Only once In alx months can you buy genuine Sport Florsheims for such a price. Included are Black and White. Tan and White and Smart per forated models In all tan or tan and white. (Shoe Dept. Men's Section.) $A85 Jf pr. Regular $8.75 Values 'imiiiMiiiiiiiit nit Montag's Stationery A Real Bargain In Sta tionery. Genuine Monta gue Shadow Stripe Pa per and Envelopes at a very popular price. 00 Sheets of Paper 24 Matching 1 Cq Envelopes J 35' Rollins Chiffon "Shorties" Rollins' "Shorties" are a knee-length self-supporting slock ing In cool Chiffon weight, A pure Silk Hcwe with rc-ln-forced foot and other Rollins features. All sizes and In the New Shades. Sold exclusively at Manna. 59c p,. 2 $1.00 Sale of Anklets August Clean-up Sale of Women and Children's Anklets. All shades and sizes In our regular 30c line. ' 2 5 pr. Hosiery Main Floor y. it,. tarn Cut Rate Prices on 'Needed Toiletries Llsterine 4 sizes, 10c, 23c, 39c and 59c Pepsodent Antiseptic, Large Size 79c Tooth Paste Popular Brands, only 39c Cutex Nail Preparations. Choice for 31c Velvet Mitten Hair Remover, only 35c Nassour's Castile Soap 3 bars for 25c Mum Deodorant. Large Size for 49c Zip Deodorant. Two Sizes, 35c and 50c Perstick and Perstop, for only 50c each Odorno Instant and Regular 35c and 60c Italian Balm Lotion, 29c, 49c, and 79c Popular Vergns Lotion at 39c and 79c Hinds Famous Lotions at 39c and 79c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil at 49c and 79c Admiracion Shampoo at 50c and $1.00 Mann's Toilet Dept. Main Floor WASH DRESSES For Little Girls August Sale of little girls' fast color Wash Dresses. Included In this group are Prints. Organ tics. Doited Swisses and Voiles. Many have little Hats to match. Valuea up to M9. Slzea from 1 to ('i years. $100 First Showing of Many New and Interesting Fall Fashions . . . You'll Be Surprised How Inex pensive They Are and How They Are Selling! Newest Wool Tweed COATS and SUITS There is nothing left to be desired in these New Tweed Coats and Suits. They have everything you could wish for in a New Fall Garment. Lovely fabrics, beautiful linings and styled by one of America's leading makers of Women's Ready-to-wear. You will wonder at their moderate price. Sizes for women and misses. 4V $1695 New Fall Dresses Of Exquisite Light Weight Wool $ 1 695 New Chulla Crepe Frocks for Fall $795 "Korrect", one of the outstanding Drees Mak er In thla country styled these lovely light weight Wool Frocks for Fall wear. They are smart In cut, clever in styles and beautiful In color and you can buy them In half and regu lar sizes. as We bought these Washable Chulla Crepe Dreses for the office women for the school teacher and other women who demand a serviceable dress at a low price. .See them tomorrow at Mann's. You'll love the style, tailoring and beautiful Fall colors. . , All sizes to select from. Cinderella Frocks for Girls New Sweaters for Girls Many Mothers are buying Daughters school dresses from this group of lovely "Cinderella' Wash Frocks. They are In size H to 10 and fea ture every new style note In Otrls Dresses. The Junior Shop on the Second Floor la showing many new Wool Sweaters for girls from 6 to 16 years of age. They are In Slip -on and Coat style In the new Fall shades. $1.00 to $1.95 $1.25 to $2.50 August Ready-to-Wear Clearance Final Reductions On AH Spring and Summer Garments . . Starting Tomorrow at Mann's! 6 All-Wool'Spring Suits, $10.00 Values. Your choice, only $5.00 10 Washable Lace Dresses, $6.95 Values. Special for only $3.95 20 All-Wool Knitted Suits, $18.00 Values. Extra Special, at $8.95 . 10 All-Wool Knitted Suits, $6.95 Values. Extra Special, at $2.95 50 All-Wool Skirts, Regular $2.45 Values. Extra Special, at $1.95 25 AU-Wool Jumper Dresses, $3.69 Value. Extra Special at $1.95 20 Silk and Wool Dresses, Values up to $7.95. Extra Special $3.00 25 Silk Dresses, all Styles and Colors, Values to $21.50, for $9.95 Just Three Waffle Weave Coats Left $4.95 values for only $2.95 All of Our Regular $1.00 Wash Blouses Now on Sale for only 85c All $1.00 Pastel Shade Sweaters on Sale Tomorrow, at only 85c Women's House Slippers, Values up to $1.95. Special, only $1.00 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR Rayon Underwear Specially Priced! August Sale of Women's and MIsms' fine quality Rayon Underwear. In this group are Stplns, Shorts and Bloomers In Both Tailored and Lace Trimmed styles. All sires to select from. Values to $ 1 . f or 39c MANN'S MAIN FLOOR New Fur Felts, Velvets and Wool Crepes jjjj Sale of 40-inch Silk c. MANN'S MILLINERY Second Floor $298 The verv fabrics tell how new are these Fall arrivals! Then you have complete choice of those exciting headlines all the fashion world it talking about . . . truly an impressive parade of style for such a thrifty, ' vnlucful price! Big Berets, Narrow Rolled Brims. Beret brims, and New Swagger Brims. See Them Tomorrow At Mann's ILJ il r repe Tomorrow the silk Section offers a wonderful value in 40-Inch silk Crepe, & heavy weight Silk In both light and dark colors. Your choice while the bolts last. 49 yd. 40-in. Printed Silks Another Super Silk value 40-lnch Print ed Sllka In such wanted patterns as rtrlpes. checks and florsls. neRular values up to 11.49 ysrd. On sale tomorrow for only 79V Clearance of Wash Goods Pinal August Clean-up of fine quality Seersuck ers. Voiles. Batistes. Dimities and Lawns In Dots, rialds. Stripes and Floral patterns. Regular values up to 49c ysrd. All are fast color. 15 yd. 40-inch Table Oil Cloth A Bie Oil Cloth SnprUl fnr . w.- .fl-luch rxtra Heavy OH Cloth In colorful floral ana cner patterns, jaeai ror tht BreaXfast NooR i our cutic. 23 yd.