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PAGE TWELVE MEDFORD HAIL TRTBUXE, JIEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 24. 1935. DISCOURAGED, BUI KEEP HOPE ALIVE (Continued from Pag One.) owl-sr VUf For Graduation Gifts new currency bill Jell nine- votes short of the two-thirds necessary to over ride veto. Several senator pre- dieted there would be no bonus leg islation this seaslon unless the vet erans' forces were willing to aocer t something like the Harrison com promise. On tha other hand, the Patmanlte forces pointed out that even in the face of President Roosevelt unpre cedented personal appearance against the bill. It had mustered a majority of 14 votes In the senate and a Tot of more than three to one in the house, and contended that such ma jorities could not be blocked for long. Clark Props Plan. In view of divided opinion within the bonus camp over strategy, Sena tor Clark D., Mo.) virtually decided not to press for action on his at tempt to attach to the pending nary bill a rider calling for caah payment. He indicated, however, that he would offer his plan Inter In the session. It would permit the President to finance the bonus by borrowing, by using work relief money or by issu ing new money. The defeat In the senate left the bonus force in conflict. One group wanted to start all over again with the Vinson bill for full cash payment on the theory It could be passed over a presidential veto. This bill would leave the method of financing to the government. But many of the bonus leaders were aa much Interested In the monetary Issue a the bonus ques tion, and wanted to push the Pat man bill again. They could offer It as an amend ment to some vital administration measure auch a the NRA extension bill or the social security program, and there were Indication that this course might be followed. But some Indicated they realized they could not muster full strength on any propom.! to put the bonus a "rider" on an other bill. S ADVISED 10 STAY LOS ANGELES. May 94. AP A counter-movement against any "bon us march" to Washington was start ed today At the vacant lot where re cruiting of volunteers for the march beKan. After about 100 World war aervtce men had signed up tor the trip. Rob ert Jones, another veteran, appeared voicing objections. "I'm against it," he said at the reR IstraMon stand. "We already have public support for payment of the bonus and this la the best way to lone It. What we should do 1 to stay home and recall Senator Hiram John son. All you fellows that want to hear what I have to say, come over to the other side of the lot." Nearly half of the group followed Jones and arguments for and agalnat the march continued through for several hours. Royal W. Robertson, who led the 1033 bonus march from Los Angelea and who called for the new march, said today those who go will depart on freight trains and- not In auto mobiles. He said they would depait as soon as possible, TAKES 01 LIFE LAS VFOA9. N. M.. May 34. (AP) The death of Mrs. Emily Whitfield, estninged wile of the author and for mer wife of William H. Vanderbllt. found shot at her ranch home was officially labeled suicide late today by a coroner's Jury. Mrs. Whitfield's body, a bullet wound through her heart, was found by a ranch employe, who went Into the house to start fires. A friend. Mrs. Virelnla Haydon atone, said Mrs. Whitfield was despondent when she visited her last night. A divorce action filed by her aicatnst Whitfield February 31 (a pending In the San Miguel county district court. Whitfield is reported to be in Hollywood, Calif. Mrs. Whitfield Is survived by a nlne-yenr-old daughter, born during her marrlape to Vanderbllt. E. MAY. 54, OF KLAMATH FAILS DIES Albert F. May, M. pawed sway V tfie Oommuiiiiy hospital In Ashland Thursday evening. He was born In Knglaud In 1R80. ne:dtnf- In Klam sth Falls, he was manager of Mne'B store there at the time of hi death Resides his wife. Marian, he leave. three children, Beulnh May. 8an Francisco, Mrs. C. C. Collins. Ash land, ani Oeo. May of Klamath Fall; also one ulster in SCn;!nd. Funeral service win be held t the fiUvk A: Lltwlller chapel in .in land, at .30 Punday. with Rev. F.1 wards officiating, fnterment will be in Mountain View cemetery. ;tlnc () ltooeelt THE DAMF-H. Ore. May 21. ; AP I - Pursuing the example set by the Inland Empire maritime conference two rears aco In lighting for sea locks at the Bonneville dam, the Inland Empire Waterwayt assocatlon has de rided to take directly to Prrsldeni Rocsrvelt the finht for complete navi fatlnnul development of the upper Co;uaibi& ud fciiiike rivers. KftftK'V: ft '.Witt" Ay Hi H J VfSLKs sffiB Summer Clothing From the House of Kuppenheimer and Club There's no doubt about it, you're going to need a New Suit this summer, and we believe that you'll agree with us that you cannot buy a better suit of clothes anywhere than Kuppenheimer or Club . . . Come in and see for yourself the good looking fabrics we've selected for Summer wear all the new light shades in every wanted style. $25..o$45. MEN'S SECTION o is Gift Suggestions For the Boy and Girl GRADUATE The graduntM are with iw, Mijer young folk, ready to do and dare! The laurels tt aeholaatlc honorc are on their Tieads, and now they are ready to commence the life .ir Importance for which they have no con tclentloualy prepared themselves. Lt' give them a aultable sift. Young Men's Summer Ties 50c to $1.50 Men's Linen Handkerchiefs 25c to $1.00 Pioneer Belts and Suspenders at $1.00 Famous Holeproof Hose at 35c and 50c Glover's Famous Pajamas $1.65 and $2.50 Jerry J. Sweaters $3.95 to $6.9a Dress Shirts $1.95 to $2.50 Girls' Compacts, each $1.00 ' Asst. Perfumes for only $1.10 ' Costume Jewelry, 59c & $1.00 Washable Fabric Gloves $1.00 Street & Party Bags $1. to $5. ureeung vruus, uu tu Silk Hosiery, 79c to $1.75 Knee High Hose 59c to $1.00 Silk Slips from $1.98 to $2.98 Leather and Linen Luggage $7.50 to $17.50 Chiffon & Linen Handkerchifs 25c to $1.00 Silk Dance Sets, white, and colors $1.98 up Plain & Figured Silk Pajamas $2.98 to $6.98 4XZI SENSATIONAL Saturday Bargains Cretonnes Sonsational Removal Sale special! 500 yards of colorful Cretonne for only 10c yard. Beautiful floral pat terns in rich colors. Colored Burlap Sensational Removal Sale special! 150 yards of solid color Burlap, 36-inch. Blue, gvcen and rose. Your choice 10 yd. Curtains HAT F Sensational Removal Sale Special ! A largo group of odd Curtain T"-) T ST? lengths from 1'.- to 2'i yards; pan- 1 IvlvE. els and ruffles. Choice Towels and Spreads PRIPP Sensational Removal Sale Special! lwvl- A limited number of Turkish Bath y t i n Towels and odd cotton and Rayon I I f , I Bed Spreads on sale for Linen Scarfs New for Summer--Trlanf(Ular linen Scarfs in two tone effects with a fringed edge. Whit ftnd costume colors. Your choice at Mann's tomorrow 59Ce, o SALE OF Neckwear Removal Sale of Neckwear! Lovely pieces of organdie, pique and satin In tailored and dressy styles for the high or tow neckline. Regular 69c value. On sale for 29Cea. 1,55A,i E CI A Colonial Dames Special A very generous Colonial Dames Removal Sale offerl A compli mentary $1.50 ole Jar of "necon dl Honing Park" with every $2.00 tr Jar of Colonial Damp populnr massage cream. 3.50 worth of Colonial Damoa Beauty Aids for only $2.00. Ask the sales plrl In the Toiletries Department about, this special offer. Both For $2.00 Sun Suits For Children 8un Stilt for little tots at 69c and 89c. These are of fnst color broad cloth, pique and Rlngham In a large variety of colors and styles. Infanta Dept. Main Floor. 69cad89c Sale of Rayon Underwear Removal Sale of Women's and Misses' Ryon Underwear consist ing of Shorts. Step Ins and Bloom ers. Tailored and lace trimmed styles In tea rce and flesh shades. Values up to 59c garment. 29' gar. ROLLINS HOSE The. New In Slik Hose for Summer! Rollins two and three thread Rlngless Chiffons at H.00 pair. This Is a lace runstop top storking with Inner heel nnd toe. A top style hose at a new low price. $1.00 pair ANKLETS 15' New Plaid, Stripe and Tweed Anklet In da; k and IWlu shades. Sires fl to 10',. Re.;uUr 13c New Wash DRESSES Choow your Summer Wash F'rock from this group of new Betty Baxlev Dresses. Mew fast color Prints. Voiles. Broadcloths snd cool Sheers for only $1.95 each. Sles for Women and Misses. $195 mm Our May Festival presents the outstanding values of the Removal Sale... Everywhere in the store you will find Yellow Price Cards that mean extra savings on quality merchandise! NEW LINEN SUITS Genuine Imported Iri&h Linen Swagger Suits for only 3.95 suit. The suit represent value su preme They are well 'made, beauti fully styled and chuck full of class. Some have polka dot tie, some have full length 40-inch coat, some have Gable backs. Skirts have a kick pleat. $395 New Blouses The Blouse shop announces the arrival of many new silk Blouses In white and cool pastel shades. They go on sale Saturday for only $1.50 Of Spring Apparel The Removal Sale offers the women of Medford a glorious opportunity to save on this seasons' smartest Coats, Suits and Dresses. All Spring garments must be sold. Note the prices quoted below. $12.50 Suits and Coats $7.95 $18.00 Suits and Coats $12.50 Silk Dresses $7.50 val. $4.00 Silk Dresses $9.95 val. $6.95 Silk Dresses $18.00 val. $12.50 Kiddies' Wash Dresses for 95c Riding Breeches Special $2.95 Wash Blouses Choice for $ 1 .00 New Wash Silk DRESSES The Dress shop announces new Wash Silk Dreases In candy stripes and solid pastel shades. These frocks are well made, smartly styled and of course washable. Your choice $595 GRADUATION DRESSES For the Sweet Girl Graduate we present these Dresses of Mousllne de Sole. Organdie nd Taffeta. Glorlouj pas tel shades and white. Three prices to select from. v 1 -v A. 40? Headquarters for the Jantzen Swim Suit Don't forger, Mann's are headquarters for Jantzen Swim Suit Suits that are smartly knit from Jantzen s own wool yarns . . . knit In the new figure-con trot fashion as only Jantzen can knit a swim suit. All colors and sizes. $45.to$69.5 Halter $695 $99.5and147.5 17 1 Boucle Knit Suits $995 Ask., to.. se these new Boucle Knit Suits in cool pas tl shades. They are very special at this price. nn S these new Halter Top Swim Suits we have bought for you this season! Smnrt styles and good colors In sizes for the Miss or Matron. 1 op bwim buits $1.95 Children's Swim Suits $1.00 to $1.95 u ' 1 W 'i U ' 95 SALE OF SHOES $ 95 Tomorrow in the Men's Shoe section a big sale of Fortune, trill" Friendly and Churchill Shoes. Included in this big clean-up jJ are the season's best sellers . . . whites, white combinations, LmS P" browns, blacks, in kid and calf skins. All sizes. New Bath Room Ensembles $195 CT7T SET The Domestic section announces a new Bath Room Ensemble at $105 the set. These consist of one 18-30 Inch Bath Mat and Matching Seat Cover. The Bath Mat la non-skid and has a deep absorbent cotton nip. Assorted colors snd patterns. Boys' Kaynee Polo Shirts For Boy- New Kaynee part ripper Polo Shlr'jt In cool mesh weaves. A ?hort sleve shirt In blue, yellow and white. Sires 6 to 18 years. $100 4 MAIN FLOOR 12 IT M Butterick and Vegut Patterns White PIQUE For Sum 1 Tor J?mart.nfiss W and Coolness Wear Hats of $298 Youthful . . . crisp . . . fresh . . . made for Sum. mer! You'll feel as young in white pique hats as you did in the days when you toddled off to school in a pique pinafore. SECOND FOOR 4 O
