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PA'GE SIXTEEN MEDFORD M ATL TRIBUyE, rEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDXY. MARCR 22. 1933. BI10N1Y IE! OF HEALTH GROUP Dr. Harvey Wood of Anhland. Dr. Dwtftht H. Flndley and Dr. A. F. wai ter Kme were speakers at the m monthly meeting of the jackaon County Health association yesterday afternoon at the court house auai torhim. The meeting was attended by 45. Tea was wired by the Gold Hill ladlea, who were hostesses. Taking aa his subject the heart and It diseases, Dr. Wood gave an en lightening talk. Ha said that heart diseases have led the death rate since 1920 and are increasing In fatality rapidly, being responsible for one out of every five deaths. He divided the study of the heart Into three periods, the pre-sclence period, period of scientific Investiga tion, and period of scientific applica tion. In reviewing the period of scientific Investigation, Dr. Woods said Harvey was the first to prove circulation of blood, In an experiment with the body of a hanged man conducted In 1815. His rrport on this discovery Is considered a classic today, Dr. Woods aid. The speaker gava modern unfavor able living conditions as the cavwe of the high death rate from heart disease. Dr. Flndley' subject was sex edu cation. In which he declared that an appalling situation exists, chiefly In tht better class of families. He said that In most Instances parent arc to blame for lack of proper sex edu cation among children. He advised parents to better Inform themselves and to conBUlt the family physician in sex problems Just as in other health problems. Dr. Krcsse's subject was childhood problems. In an Interesting view of the difficulties confronting the mod ern parent In properly rearing chil dren, he aald that fear la the great est cause for misbehavior. YOUNG DWARFED GIRL ROSTOV. Ttuasla (XTP) Dwarf children may grow to normal height In the future as a result of an ex periment by Prof. Nikolai Bogoraas of the Rostov Surgical clinic Recently a girl, who appeared to be four yenrs old, was brought to the clinic. Actually be was 11 and a pupil In the fourth grade. Her sub normal size waa due to the under development of the hypopheae gland, an appendix of the brain, which In fluenced growth. Bogoraz took the hypopheae gland from the head of a young man who had died In an automobile accident an hour nud a hnlf earlier. He tested the blood of both bodies to deter mine their consanKUlnlty than trans ferred the gland Into the left shoulder artery of the dwarf girl. Six months later tha chtld had grown eight centimeters taller, A second similar transfusion In creased her height by six centi meters more. Her growth Is still continuing. BogoraE waa cautious In speaking of the result of his experiment. Saying: "From tha broad viewpoint of medical science, of course, a few uch successful experiments are not conclusive. But the experiment has xoeptional importance." BACK 10 THE LAND PORTLAND. Ore., March 22. (AP) A definite "back to the land move ment" hnd been launched today by the new atate emergency relief com mittee at its first meeting, and 2fi. 000 had been allocated for such re habilitation work. Action was taken late yesterday and the Intent la to a.-wlat those on Teller rolls In development of small tracts for self-help. All members of tha county Judges' association of Oregon were asked to attend a conference with the relief committee to discuss methods of car ing for Indlcents In all counties. The legislature appropriated tl.000.000 for this work. o.s. WASHINGTON, March 'J "J ( A 11 The Steiwer amaiuhnent to the pub. lie works bill. desiRnert to protect in-dustrlt-s of the Untted ftc.v hs been made a part of the senate hill The amendment provide that all material used In public works must be a product of the Dinted Statea. Senator Kelwer (R . Ore.) mid It was designed, rtperinlly. to protect the lumber industry from foreign com petition. HARD TTmTdaTcE AT EAGLE POINT SATURDAY There will be an "old lime-' and "hard time" dance at the FnHe Point (lrnn,TP hall Saturday night All Orsiik'crs and friends are welcome A free lunch will be served at 12 -SO. Dcmii l'itn lime, PRINKVIM.K. Ore ilTPi-.rulwn ' of Prtnewlle attributed disparity be- i tween hands on tour t.v of the ( town clock to fnuity mcchanlMn ' But Lester Moiurief, new resident 1 became curious and Investignted. He I found that pigeons alighting on the hands were respmiMblt. i VITA-RAY CREAM Tested Approved by Good Housekeeping Give your kin the Vitamin "D" it needs, and see it grow young again! In every jar of Vita-Ray Cream are 750 A-D-M-A Vitamin "D" units, to build yourthful cells again. Give it the 28 day test! Shirley Temple Wash Frock: rocKs Olrl from 7 to 18 Shirley Temple oar' ) stom v Buttenck and vogue Patterns mimm apt j . - v.'.. - i r i $lop. Rufflings The Style Book, for Spring nrt Bummer .how much ruffling, especially organdie. We are of fering new organdie rufrilng In white and colors with hem stitched edgea at 10.o20yd. New Fabric Gloves Don't forget that this la going to he ft great Fabric Olove season! See these new arrivals at Mann's. Novelty silks, Bemberg and Cottons In popular meshes. Cuffs are of organdie or fish net. Colors are white .own and blue. 1 Sale of Leather Bags A mighty Interesting sale of real leather Bflgs, all1? lined, elpper fastener. Pouch style baits In brown, blnck, navy and red Regular $1.00 Value N (T W Windsor Ties FASHIONABLE FIVES... Join the t l I r rward Movement ot BRIMS Smartly .ophl.tleated . . . these fornard Juttlng brlmllnei that give new point and provocation to Spring coatumes. Following the Vogue edict of "everything before and nothing much behind" with trims an well n brim emphasizing their eyewnrd thrust. SISOLS BAKUS ROUGHS Millinery Second Floor Every wants Wash Dress , . , These we are showing tomorrow ar of faai color prints, organdies and other smart Summer fabrics. (Second Floor.) Children's New Spring COATS For the Miss from 7 to 10 who wants a New Spring Coat we suggest these wool polos and fancy checks. They are mighty smart for the growing girl. (.Second Floor.) $6.95 Children's Sweaters Girls! We have Just oodles of good looking Sweaters In colors and styles that you'll like. (Second Floor.) $1. and $1.50 Again We Remind You That Mann's Expansion Sale Leads All Other Events In Value Giving As we ay at the top of this ad, we are reminding you that we are celebrating Mann' Expansion Sale. This ad is a partial listing of what you may expect to find tomorrow at this great store. NewFashions, New Fabrics at prices that re emphasize the wisdom of shopping at Mann's. OUTSTANDING VALUES IN COATS& SUITS WhAt'll you have? .A New Coat at $10.95 or a New Suit at $10.95? Believe it or not, that's all you'll have to pay tomorrow at Mann s and we 11 give you a choice of 50 to Choose from. They come in the Newest Fabrics, Colors and Styles. $1095 ea. We won't be surprised if you're speechless with amaze ment when you see these Coats and Suits at $16.95! You'd expect to pay a lot more. See them Tomorrow, try on the various styles then select just the type you want. Knitted Wear ew Every one is asking for Windsor Ties! Well here they are. Hundreds of thorn in Sprinir and Summer's smartest shades. See them tomorrow in the Neckwear section. Main floor. y 25c and 59c Boys' Fancy Lisle Sox In tha Boys" Dept. Mothers will find ample sizes and atylea In Boya' Fancy Lisle Sox for Spring ami Sum mer. Regular lengths aa well us short slack styles that have an elastic top. They ore priced NEW Fast Color PIQUE Many of Summer's smart est Wash Frocks and Suits will be mnde from this 36-1 nch color fast pique at 39c yard. A finer pique that makes up and launders so well. 39 The way tha young fellows aro going lor these new Acot Suits proves to us that thev are style right and value right. The Awn. Is a plented bark suit and comes In rt'.-h browns and Oxford grays. Sirs to lit alt the Young Fellows. r r Z")Cnt Main Floor Jffipr if m I A M m 5 s iS Ik yd. Two-pc. Boucle Dresses For thRt Knitted Sports Dress we suggest one of these smart Boucle styles at 6.95. They are 2 piece and come In such shades as gold, dusty pink, aqua, sun tan and white. $6.95 ea. New Crocheted Blouses ;$?25 Crocheted Blouses at 2.U5. Thrse are of fin' icpnyr Yarn in new J?prtnc shades. Lace styles. Knit Sweater Blouses New .Slip On Sweaters In smart pastel shades nnd white. These sweaters are ideal for sports wear. P.5 $lo95 ea. FAMOUS DRESSES One of the most exciting surprises in the entire Expan sion Salel New Spring Dresses reduced! Regular 18.00 Printed Silks, -Crepes and Triple Sheers for $16.95, and regular 22.50 Prints, sheers and crepes for 919.75. Every dress a beautiful Spring creation. The cream of our better dresses. $18.00 Values $22.50 Values $1695 $1975 Washable Chulla Crepe Dresses at $7.50 New Wash Blouses Adorable Wash Blouses for only 05c each Plain and Printed Dimities and other sheer fast color faorlcs now on display at Mann's. Women's and Misses' sizes. But shop early as they won't last long at The "ASCOT" The Outdoor Olrl will loveatme ot thw new Wool Jackets, a -swing backs and In Shepherd check They we quit the thins this Spring. A SPORT BACK SUIT FOR WELL DRESSED YOUNG MEN $ 19 50 Extra Pantg $5.00 Pair en's Dress Shirts $ 49 New patterns and colors in fast, color hrortdcloth and ,ther fine shirt fabrics will be found In this hi sale of Drpfs Whirls at Msnns to morrow. Sires M t to 17. X T 1NCW Rollins Men s Dress Pants A Saturday aile of Men's all wool . A m Drcsa Trousrra at J1 9 pair. Slacfc J J nd reuular r in a lmt:e s- S m) oitment of psitertv Heular vsl- ' Full Fadikxnctl SILK 1-iOSE In the Ioswy dft. tomor row! Hew SpriiMr nnd Sum mer shnuVs in Rollins Full Fashioned 3 nnd 4 thread rii8;less chiffon nnd service Silk Hose for only Men's Section Main Floor "f;'5Wjt'9!,P,i;-,'! 14 M msk mm 1 mmm NEW BI-SWING JACKETS $4.50 NEW FLANNEL SKIRTS $2.25 Tailored from fine wool flannel In the popular Shepherd Check as well a. plain. Jun the skirt to wear with the new Bl-Swlng Wool Jackets. MANN'S SECOND FLOOR New Polo Coats For Little Tots Polo Coata for little tots that are the talk of the town. Coats in polo tan. dark blue, white, brown and of course tweed. These little garments come in sizes 4, 5 and 6 years. Mann's Main Floor. $995105.0 EXTRA SPECIAL For Saturday Only New Rayon id P V Brother and Sister SUITS vnuaren s Westminster Socks owns and rajamas I j Tomorrow onlvl A sensational njxvial on Wor.i en and MtMra' Rayon Clown and P.ijjimi Tailored nd lnf y tylr nnd rr-julv $l io vUi. The !"mxt hit 2-pir.e Nr roIn- Sims at M.19 and ?l.ia. tn vrwk?rs. Vur.n nnd plfndid ft.vortm'-nt of ki'' trom. it nnd Si!:er ; 1. 2. nnd 3 v Voiipfi . . . Whrw von buy V(-.-.(nUn&'er f.ir th Chiidrrn yon huy ll-lrry t:nt u irmfU'fd ttr.r time ar t'.'.r tH nnd hMl. !tininter Triple ui.rd .v come in all 111 new patterns tn i.-ra 7 to 10. 39 $H9and$198 Infants Shop Main Floor MAMMsH BUTTERICK PATTERN'S
