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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 193. GRAND JURY CALL BE IS Calling of the grand Jury for the term of the circuit court, scheduled for Monday, September 2, will be de layed a day or so, according to Dla- trlct Attorney Qeorfte A. codding, ow Ing to the inability of two of the grand Jurors to be present until later. J"loyd Rom of Central Point Is foreman. Few matters are scheduled to come before the grand Jury, owing to hill on the criminal aide of the lexal fence, the past three months. Two ortmlnal syndicalism charges are scheduled. Fred Pugh, former resi dent of Josephine county, was arrest ed 10 days ago, for sale and distribu tion of communistic literature, advo cating the overthrow of the American form of government. James Stock man of this city, arested last July for possession of "red" literature, faces the same charge. Stockman was ar rested following efforts of transient agitators to gain a foothold here dur ing the fruit season. J. Noel Colby of Grants Pass, mar ried, bound over to the grand Jury on a statutory charge Involving a H year-old Jacksonville girl, is also scheduled to appear before the grand Jury at its next session. Colby was bound over to the grand Jury at a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peaoe William It. Coleman. Other cases awaiting grand Jury Action Include that of T. J. Enright, attorney, charged with driving while under the Influence of Intoxicating liquor. Preliminary hearing was waived. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 18. (AP) CATTLE: 150; calves 25; generally ac tive, unchanged. HOG8: 150, nominally steady, un changed. SHEEP: 200; steady, unchanged. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 43; flour, 11; oats, 9. MOTOR CRUISER HITS BEACH NEAR SAN FRAN SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18. (AP) The 60-foot motor cruiser President II, carrying her owner, C. S. Spangler of Los Angeles, and his guest, O. O, Crandnll, from Los Angeles to Port land by way of San Francisco, went tnhore in a heavy fog about 1 :30 a. m., today on the San Francisco ocean shore. Spangler and Crandall swam and waded ashore through the surf. . Oil is being substituted for mo- lasses and water in grasshopper bait because it dries out less quickly. Portland Produce , PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 18 (AP) BUTTER Print A grade, 28 lb.: parchment wrapped cartons 30c lb.; quality purchases, 3c leas; B grade parchment wrapped, 2716c lb.; do cartons, 20c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A grade delivery at least twice weekly, U7-2QO lb.; country routes, 26-26c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, Portland, 26-27c lb.; country routes, 28-27c lb.; O grade at market. EGGS Sales to retailers: private firms: Special, 20c; extras, 28c; fresh extra brown, 28c; standards, 29c; fresh mediums 36c; medium firsts 32c; pullet 18c; black pullets 18c; do firsts, 16c; checks, 19 -20c; bakers, 17c dozen. EGOSBuying price of wholesalers: Fresh specials, 27c; extras, 25c; fresh extra brown, 25c; extra firsts, 24c; fresh mediums 23c; medium firsts 21c; pullets 18c; Checks 15c; under grade 15c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 12-13c per lb.; vealera, fancy, 11-1 l4c lb.; fancy lambs 11-120 lb.; bulls, 6-Qo lb.; others unchanged. ONIONS Oregon, 75-80c per 60 lb. bag; Walla Walla, 6&-70c. NEW POTATOES Oregon Bur banks, 1.20 for cental; Yakima Gems No. 1, 91.35-1.40 cental. Cheese, milk mohair, live poultry, cantaloupes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. CHICAGO, Sept. 18. (AP) Wheat: , Open High low Cloe Sept.. old.. I.04',i 1.0414 1.03 1.04 New 1.044 J .044 1 0314 1.04 Dec, old.... 1.044 1.08 1.03 1.04 14 New 1.044 1.0514 1.03 1.0414 Mnjr 1.05 1.054 1.0414 1.0414 Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Sept. IB (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Clouc May .80 1 4 .00'4 .0014 .0014 Sept. . .844 MVt .84'J .8414 Deo - .8614 JO 14 -80 .86 Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 04: dnrk hard winter, 12 per cent, 00'a: do, 11 per cent, 9114; soft white, northern aprlng, western red. 8314: western white, 8314; hard winter, 87. Oats, No. 3 white. 434.00. Corn, No. 1 E. Yellow. 35.7S. Mlllnin, standard, tal.fiO. Wall St. Report Trans. Amer, Union Carb. ... Unit. Aircraft - U. S. Steel 30ft . 8114 . 4174 . H . 40 "4 Silver. NEW YORK, Sept. 18. (AP) Bar silver quiet and unchanged at 49ft. Ban Francisco Hutterfat, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18. (API First grade butterlat, 3914 ' 0. b., San Francisco, NEW YORK, Sept. 18. (AP) The stock market displayed a somewhat better tone today, although the trad lug volume dwindled appreciably on the moderate recovery movement. The stemming of selling In leading Issues was attributed largely to technical factors. The close wns steady. Trans fers approximated 800,000 ahares. Today's closing prices for 33 selected stocks follow: Al. Chem. 4i Dye 11T Am. Can B5y, Am. is Fgn. Pow. 5V4 A. T. & T. 100'4 Anaconda . 10 Atch. T. & S. F. 47 Bendlx Avla. 1114 Beth. Steel 36V4 California Pack'g. 3614 Caterpillar Tract. 23 Chrysler 81 Coml. Solv. 18V Curtlss-Wrlght 3V4 DuPont 8414 Clen. Foods . 38'. den. Mot 2714 Int. Harvest. 28 I. T. Sc T 854 Johna-Mnn. 41 Monty Ward 23 North Amer - Penney (J. O. Phillips Pet .. Sou. Pac. - Std. Brands 18'i 12 8514 14'2 S 1614 Paroxysms No Cost If Wheezing. Coughing Not Relieved And Breathing Made Easier In 21 Hours! trt oxr, pour nn. platt-s binfx rait- HntlPTlON. Not burning puwil.r nr clB.retu; no mm., nn nrtnr. A ptinlcl.n'i prnfln proicrlptlon. ufan 1NTEH.VAI.I.Y In rnnvenlent tailelti, p ml... Ih.t THIevei tithmmto wh.frlng. rauthtni. mkri hreathi". e,lr IN 84 HOl'llS or your Don; bark. Not hlMt-formlng. All dnj.BliU,. 11.00 Get It nt Heath's Drug store Mertford Pharmacy NOW IS THE TIME. TO BUY it Mann'i are neadqim ters tor FRKD nENIOFF'R FURS Designer and Manu facturers for 03 Years if 'mm J I . V A kl nPHE purchase of a fur fe.yAfy.Jtte ,!, ' ' V S ; f Itoi 1 coat now Is a wise in- PS VHK , V ' , ' pi ices are KS'tiUXr'n' . 'J' 1 1 hp. r- i Ak' SALE rjLJl All Week! vestmont for rising. Buy now ... a will secure the coat of your cholco nnd the balance 12 Months to Pav l'-- - JB.S i i J SPECIAL PRICES t . Jif $189 Hudson Boal Broadtail Russian Pony Karakul And Genuine Squirrel $129 Kid Skin Karakul -and Muskrnt Pony $99 ; ! f4 Muskrnt Karakul Pony and Nubcan Seal SB mm WW, 12 Months to r- jrfm MEDPORP-S : i i OWN stom FURS SECOND FLOOR Stated Convocation of Cra ter Lake Chapter No. 32, R. A. M., Tuesday, Sept. 18th, at 7:30 p. m. Vliltlng mem bars Invited. O. W. DE JAflNETT, H. P. GEO. ALDBN, 8cy. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. iff Junior Off to College With Glinting Toe-Nails (Br Dirk Appltpgate.) Junior Portr, green toenaJli and all, left today for school at Eugene, and before leaving evinced some alarm at the way he had been "feet ed" by the Tlrbune before hi de parture. Madly clutching a bottle of green toe shellac In one hand, and another of blue bulging from a coat pocket, Porter wallinely announced that he bed an express purpose In paJntlng hla pedal appendages the bizarre color, and expreseed a feeling that when It waa understood by the populace, they would no longer con sider Ms action as a reflection upon his sex, as some people seemed prone to do. The whole thing started this way: Junior has always had trouble with his feet. His feet hurt. His feet per spire. His feet burn. This condition has prevailed long enough, thought "June-Bug," and It was About time he did something about It. "Nevy" Blden, that sterling young cobbler, suggested sandals. "June-Bug" de murred. He was a man. He was tough. He had a heavily bewhlskered Jowl to prove this. "But;" suggested Nevy, "ln't that Just the reason why you could get away with It. where an effeminate person cwuld not?" This argument finally swayed the cherubic Junior. In fact, he began to have Ideas of his own. A huge smile overspread his moonlike fea tures, as he went a step further In his thinking, and decided, "if sandals, why not go ahead and make the dif ference even more emphatic?" Ift sandals would not be questioned, why not also paint the good old nalU? Not red. as the gals do. but green? Or red? Of purple? Or, for that mat ter, green and yellow, which are his school colors? Thus was born the idea of a green nail, with a huge yellow "moon," to be worn strictly at campus functions. That was, however, merely an after thought, and Junior finally whispered in the reporter's ear the real reason for the departure from standard toe equipment. Not his to try to sat a new fashion. Not hla to throw asper sions upon the male sex, and smirch Its good name. Indeed, nol Junior's purpose was merely this: Junior is carrying on a one-man war against the vanity of women, in wearing the;r red polish. For any women who have witnessed the ghastly success of ttw "June-Bug's" paint Job, it should be quite eirective. rv f y Now I Eat Pastry No t'pset Stomach Thanks to Bell-ns Quick- Relief t.u , it SOLVES I. Belief since iovi n Bell-ans FOR INDIGESTION it- llUwl Mann's For Silks iniriiiMiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiii Mann's For Silks The BAG To Carry With Your Silk Dress Choose with care the Bag you carry with your Silk Dress. Select ot these aolt suedes or calfskins with pleated leather or bow trim, or one with a clever dressy fastener. Black, brown and navy blue. $5.00 GLOVES To Wear With SILKS The Glove to wear with silks should be of fine kid nr suede In either tailored or dressy, depending upon your costume. Black brown or navy blue now ready. , $2.98 Sewing Accessories Aftr you have purchased your silk material and pat tern then what7 Sewing needs of course 1 Our No tion Dept. Is the most com plete In southern Oregon. Biaa Silk r Tape, All Colors y Q Silk Seam r r Binding Z J C Buttons and Buckles For Silk Frocks 5c to $ 1 .00 Mann's Join the National Silk Parade - A Parade of Silken Fabrics and Garments From Coast to Coast-A Nation-Wide Silk Event in Which the Leading Stores of the Country Feature Silk . . , New Fall Silks That Lead the Silk Parade! 36-inch Washable All Silk Crepe Bought especially for the SilK Parade. 39 Inch "Crepe Iris", a beautiful pure silk fabric suitable for lingerie, dresses and other apparel. Crepe Iris is washable and will not shrink. Beautiful assortment of rich Fall shades to select from. FOR THE SILK PARADE $1.39 yd. inch All Pure Silk Field Crepe The Silk Parade woxild not be complete without a mention of "Field Crepe". This lovely 40-inch all silk fabric comes in new Autumn shades suitable for dresses, linings and underwear. A pure dye all silk heavy weight crepe. Men's Silk TIES We cannot forget the Men Folk during the Silk Parade . . . New all silk hand made "Cheney" Ties In the best looking patterns and colors we've shown in years. "Cheney" Ties are priced $100 $150 1 and 1 ' FOR THE SILK PARADE $1.00 yd. Smart 40-inch Printed Silks Another lovely Silk for National Silk Week. 40 -Inch pure dye silk prints featuring stripes, dots and plaids In glorious Fall shades and combinations. See this inexpensive silk tomorrow at Mann's. Note the quality for such a low price. FOR THE SILK PARADE 98 Cyd. Lovely 40-inch Pure Silk Crepes Think of buying a pure silk Crepe for only 79c yard. During Silk Week we feature thla 40-inch Silk Crepe In a full range of Fall and Winter colors suitable for linings dresses and underwear for only 79c yard. The best silk value in southern Oregon. SILKS ON THE MAIN FLOOR FOR THE SILK PARADE 79C yd. BEAUTIFUL "ELLEN KAYE" SILK DRESSES For Fall and Winter For the Silk Parade we present the "Ellen Kaye", the smartest Silk Frock of the season, "Ellen Kaye" Dresses are tail ored from Fall and Winter's newest silks and feature that popular oatmeal weave. For street, office and college wear we suggest an "Ellen Kaye" Dress. i. S 'V JH 16 DRESS SHOP IND FLOOR 39-inch All Silk Crepe Satin If you are interested In making a Formal Frock for the Winter Season see these 39-imh nil silk Crepe Satins . . . Lovely pastel shades, beautiful quality, and above all a popular price. Men's Silk HOSE Another item for the Men New Fall patterns In genuine Holeproof Silk Hose In plain and fancy patterns for 80c pair. A complete size range from 10 to 12. 50- pr. FOR THE SILK PARADE Westminster Silk and Wool Hose at $1.00 B,:r.A v "t .' mm 98C yd. Rollins Ringless Chiffon Hose $lop Complete your stlk ensemble with Rollins Ringless Chiffon Silk Hose. Tils marvelous new lace top stocking comes in all the wanted Autumn shades, Full fashioned and styled for the better dreesed women. MAIN TI.OOR Under your silk dress you'll want one of these new Bias Cut Silk Slips. Tailored and lace trimmed styles In tea rose, white and flesh shades. Regular values up to 12 49. Special for Silk Week New Bias Cut Silk Slips $j98 Through the Eye of the Needle! we can see a smart new wardrobe for you! Miss Fahrenkrog of Butterick Pat terns will be in our fabric department every day this week to help you select pat terns and give you expert advice on fashionable fabrics and the colors best suited to you. She will tell you what lines will most flatter you and advise you on how to use a pattern. Consult her! Every Afternoon at 2:30 she will cut nnd fit a dress on s Living Model, Using a Butterick Pattern. THE FUR SALE LASTS ALL WEEK r-- ME t FORD'S BHHKMMMMHBHimMBHKB USE BUTTERICK PATTERNS
