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fEDFOTtD MAIL TRTBUN"E, fEDFORD, OREGON. FKTDAT. JTTNE 7. 1935. PAGE FOTTRTEEI? E ? VTT OPENING MONDAY A combined vacation Bible school under the Joint sponsorship of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches Is to open its first session. Monday. 9 a. m. The school Is to be of two weeks duration and under direction of Don Huckabce. Mr. Huckabee. working in co-operation with Rev. Peterson of the Presbyterian church, and Rev. Knotts of tho Methodist church, hat prepared an extremely Interesting and valuable program for the boys and girls who attend. The vacation school will offer work In the following fields: A course in "Learning about our Christ." A hclpfin and entertaining study of the meaning of church forms and equtpment. The class is to be under direction of Rev. Peter son. The work will be in the form of a daily worship service conducted by and with the children. For the children, a study or "Ood and the Beautiful." A good treatment of a worthwhile thought. The course will introduce to the children the best In music, art, and Nature; and will strive to bring about an appre ciation based on an understanding of the thoughts In the minds of the creators. This course will be given by Mrs. English of the Girls' Com munity club. Several courses in Bible study for the younger children. Theso courses will dcnl with the adventure stories of the Old and New Testaments and will be taught through the use of the Hero story and Free Drama. In addition to the above, there will be organized recreation and drama under the supervision of competent directors. At tho conclusion of the school there will be a picnic for the stu dents nnd a graduation exercise with a display of tho handiwork and ac complishments of the children. A cordial invitation Is extended to every boy and girl between the ages of six and fifteen to be present from the very first day. Following la a partial list of the faculty: Mrs. O. E. Schenck, Mrs. Lucretta Whlllock, Miss Mildred Walker, Miss Beth dllling", Miss Jennette Trill, Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mrs. English, Don Huckabce. G. OF SERVICE HERE SUNDAY Grants Pass Presbyterian Young People will have charge of a service at the Mrdford Presbyterian church Sunday evening from 7:30 to 8:30. Songs, talks, and worship will be in the nature of a Fir Point Summer Conferenco rally. Fir Point Confer ence grounds are a recent gift to Southwest Oregon Presbytery from Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Howard. They are nltuntrd near Olendnle In a beauti ful mountain setting. Last year, the first that the Young People's Conference was held on these grounds, a large dining and recreation hall and a swimming pool were constructed. This year a girls' dormitory Is in tho process of erec tion. Tho beautiful Howard home Is used for class work and faculty head quarters. The Medford young people extend to all friends of the church a cordial invitation to attend the In teresting rally program which the Grants Pass young people will bring Sunday evening. At six o'clock, the local young peo ple will be hosts to the Grants Pass delegation at a social hour. Refresh ments will be served by the ladles of the Sunny Sister's circle. A short program is being plnnned for this hour by Miss Paulino Chaniplnln. At slx-ihlrly there will be a Christian Endeavor meeting with Alice D. Eng lish leading a discussion on "The Influence of Personality." Miss Elea nors Poffcnbergcr will sing at this Aen Ice. I Dr. O. C. Wright, guest speaker at the golden jubtire anniversary at the Medftird Baptist church tonicht and Sunday mornlm. whs for Ul years executive secretary of the Or.'gon Baptist convention. Since .retiring from that work he has been employed by the National Baptist Promotion Board of Missions of New York and do field deputation work. Immediately following his engage ment with the Mrdlord church he will go to Lode Grass. Mont., to be guest sinker at the annual conven tion of the Crow Indian Baptist as sociation. Last year at a similar meeting Ir. Wright was made a mem ber of the Crow Indian tribe and given the name "Shining Star." Some of his moving pu turvs tonight will be of the Crow Indians taken last summer. Dr. Wright has made a Ra cial study of Oregon pioneers and will show moving pictures of some historic places and describe pioneer events. Pictures of cscadia B. Y. P. U. assembly will nlso be shown. The public Is invited at 8 o'clock. No admission will be charged. DANCE At Uonney'a Grill, Satuiday night. S?lenderi?e with prcer Indhldml Iv Designed Corsets. Marlon Jeanne. Tel. 467. Home portraits or family j.nups and rhlldrrn at Special Prices Mianlc Studio. Phone 1308. SUNDAY, JUNE 1 6th 0m OWN I For Vacation Luggage SALE OF BOYS' WASH SUITS We open our New Keddles' Shop on the Second Floor with a Big Sale of Boys' Fast' Color Wash Suits all $1.98 values go on sale Tomorrow for only $1.60. Included are Suits of Broadcloth, Seer sucker and Pique In long and short trouser 'styles for boys from 1 to 3 and 2 to 8 years. All colors and color combinations. $1 .59 XSUIT New Kiddies Shop, Second Floor A 1 ' k r i I f Monogramming That's the Talk of the Town Gift Suggestions For Father's Day Thi yew. glv Dad a lot of little things ouch aa we have llfttl below. He really neeoa many of these Item uch aa a Tic. Shirt, Socka. Belt. Really useful things rul we know he'll appreciate them If they come from Mann's. Dress Neckties 50c to $1.50 Handkerchiefs at 25c to $1.00 Arrow Shirts $2.00 to $2.50 Belts, Suspenders Each $1.00 Arrow Shirts & Shorts 65c 75c Men's Sweaters $3.95 to $5.95 Men's Polo Shirts, Only $1.00 Jantzen Swim Shorts $2.95 Up Holeproof Hose 35c to 65c Glovers Pajamas $1.65 - $2.50 Cool Suits For Summer Featuring Light Weight KUPPENHEIMER AND CLUB MODELS Choose one of those good looking Summer Weight Kupponheimer or Club Suits . . . You'll look better and feel better 1 Smart New Patterns in Action Back Styles or plain tailored models Single and Doublo Breasted. Sizes for Men and Young Men. $25.to$45. MEN'S STORE Boys' Linen Gaps In the Boys' department on the Main Floor! New Two-Way Vlzer Caps for Boys from 3 to 8 at 80c each. These caps come well made from fine linen In White, Tan and Mixtures. ' The' Boys' Dept., Main Floor First Showing of These Newest Wash Silk DRESSES Lovely Wash Silks for a cool Summer! Dresses in Misty Pastels, Polka Dots and Snow White. The perfect Frock for vacation or an active summer at home. These New Washablcs come in sizes 12J to 22:-; and 14' to 42 in White. Flesh, Powder Blue, Maise and Tea Rose. The Polka Dots are White with Black dots, White with Bed, Maise with Brown, White with Navy, Powder Blue with White, also Checks and Stripes. Special for Saturday No rinuht about it this is the createst Monoeram season in years. Mono. grams are quite tho thing. Knowing this we secured the services of Miss Muncie Woltring, an expert in the art of monogramming. Miss Wolting is now in the Store, with her own machines, monogramming Free of Charge any article you purchase. Her work is guaranteed . . . The articles listed here are very suitable for monogramming. . Handkerchiefs . . . Shirts . . . Pajamas . . . Shorts . . . Towels . . . Robes . . . Blankets . . . Underwear . . . Gowns . . . Swim Suits . . .Auto Robes . . . Scarfs . . .Table Linen . . . Sweaters . . . Pillow Cases ... Sheets ... Sport Togs... Dish Towels... Blouses . . . Bed Spreads ... Lunch Sets . . Wash Cloths and Waists TOWELS SPECIALLY PEICED! 20x40-inch at 29c each . . . 22x44-inch, 3 for $1.00 22x44-inch, 39c and 49c .. . 16x28-in.cn, 25c ea. 12xl2-in. Wash Cloths at 10c each All Monogrammed Free of Charge $1475 TV T lNewes Models in7 s wim Suits The marvelous elasticity of a Jantzen is achieved through an exclusive knitting process Jantzen-stitch. That is why a Jantzen always fits perfectly and permanently! That is why a Jantzen is so completely comfortable, molding the body in smooth flowing lines yet permitting absolute free dom for swimming. Jantzcns are priced from $45.0 to $65.0 Mann's Second Floor Newest Flannel Sport Coats You'll feel mighty smart in one of these new Tuxedo or Manderian Sport Coats! A Summer weight flannel coat, unlined swagger type. Colors include white and pastels. A very gay coat for almost any Summer occasion. Better pack one of these handy coats for that vacation trip 1 They are in sizes 14 to 20 and priced only $10 Cool String Coats for warm Summer days. These we offer at $4.95 are in the popular natural, plaid and check patterns. All sizes. New String Coats $495 New String Dresses $395 New Linen Suits $495 Buy one of these Cool String Knit Frocks to go with your String Coat. They come in Natural, Powder Blue Maise, Tea Rose and Aqua. New natural colored linen Bi-Swing Suits for only $495. A completely Sanforized pure linen suit at a new low price. Tomorrow at Mann's. NEW JEWELRY A mrvlou wlcctlon ot Jewelry for the Summer WMOli. Jewelry for Sport Wear. Slroot. Mini-formal liml rornml wenr. Necklaces. Bracelets. Clips and Earrings In All Colors. $1.00 to $1.95 NEW HAND BAGS The Bait Section announces a new line of Hand Bags (or Summcrl New Leathers, Wood Beads. Cotton Slip Cover Piques In adorable silk lined styles. On Sale Tomorrow at Mann's. Your Choice $1.98 Washable Gloves The Washable English Doe Skin Glove Ih one of the most popular Olove.i we have for Summer wear. Comes in White. Natural and Yellow. All sizes and priced at Mann's $2.98 pair Colonial Dames Beautifier Colonial Dames Beautifier docs Just what a Rood pow der base should do . . . Protects and Beautifies the skin. Your Power and Rouge will adhere smoothly to Colonial Dames Beautifier. Main aisle. 65c $1.00 $2.00 Mann's Millinery Second Floor It's Hard to Believe But These Are Genuine F ur in Solid White $398 C You know what ood fur (elt usually cost, but here'. one time when you needn't pay it cent more than :UKl for one of the amarest you ever wore. Heiuitlfully blocked and finished! Felts L i Tomorrow Last Day of the Butterick Dressmaking Clinic Don't for n:rn.-y sake, fnil to see Miss Khrvn k.oi; Tomorrow, as that is the last dny this dress making expert will be with us. Miss Fnhren kroti will out. fit and b'uMe 11 drfw Tomorrow Morning, st artlm about iV3P. Be sure to tve this demonstration and n.ik M 1 s F: h iv 1 1 k r on n n y c.urMton that ni:v. be our:'l:n you re.mlin? vour sew in troubles. That's whtu hhe' here Yr But remember S.U urdav L the last day. Now Balcony Main Floor The Newest in Knit Slips Ask the girl In the Underwear Section to show you thee new knit slips. They come in laee trimmed styles with shadow panel and tailored styles with a brassiere top. Colors White and Tea Ho.e. All sires. Cool Net Girdles 2-3 and 5 Thread Shadowless The Cot N't Shop is nhowtn a . New Summer Weleht Net (P f f Girdle by -Venus." Tills cool I till garment Ia llchtly boned and V I s y Is offered In all sizes at Mann's 1 Also White Bandanas at 59c and $1.00 Girls' Wash Dresses Seclat from our New Kid dies' Shop on the Second Floor. Girls' 1 to 8'; year Wash Frocks in Fast Color Fabrics and a Tan Silk Crepe for only II. S Regu lar $1.08. $159 Kiddies' Shop Second Floor 1 Sr.-t. Str.-ft. Somi-Fcrn-.sl I S s w 35c HOI PPRDDP SILK HOSE Beautiful new 2. 3 and 5 thread Shadowless Holeproof Hose for nil Summer wear. A veisht atid siadf for Srort. Street. Semi -Formal and Formal Wear. AH sires. WESTMINSTER ANKLETS Exclusive at Mann's! WeMmmster Triulo-iiiard Anklets lor Summer wear. These puia- ?o-.-ks are reinforced 3 times at toe and heel to Injure Ion- wear. Si.-es are 6'3 to 10. Your choice pair o pr. $1.00
