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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1935)
PXGE EIGHT 3IEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUJsE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 19S5. Shoes for All the Family Featured in Mann's New Footwear Section VALUE AND STYLE GUARANTEED BY IL Free Souvenirs for Children Visiting New Poll Parrot Kiddies' Corner if Ac companied by Parents Shoes for all members of the fam ily are now on display In Mann's North Central avenue -windows and In the extensive new shoe section which will be officially opened to morrow with attractive values In fall footwear for men, women and chil dren. Bob Miller, experienced salesman who was formerly associated with the R. E. Roberts and Richard Shoe companies at Chlco, Cal., Is man ager of Mann's shoe departments. Correct styles, colors and sizes In nationally-advertised brands will be featured at Mann's, Mr. Miller stat ed. One of the most Interesting phases of Mann's footwear section is the exclusive Poll Parrot Kiddles Korner . which Is cleverly decorated with bright pictures and special fixtures to mnke shoe shopping a thrilling ex perlence for southern Oregon's younger generation. Free souvenirs will be given to children who visit this department Saturday If they are accompanied by a parent. Poll Parrot shoes are made In good-looking styles of all leather and are designed to be particularly comfortable as well as long-wearing. For women, Mann's present ex quisite fall footwear by Johansen. Suede shoes with depth of tone and contrasting applique of leather are among the attractive Johansen models now In stock at Mann's. Flattering Vitality arch shoes for street, sport and afternoon wear are available at Mann's In sizes two to 11 and AAAAA to EEE In widths so that every type of women may be assured of a perfect fit In her favor ite style. View of Portion of Newly Opened Shoe Department at Mann's .1 ,i OTTOffilSS'l-SSr, - 1 l ft .: iP Ifl . r . ITB' .. UL" W 4 J-"-. V H ITT -.' VTr -J 11 I i'r Jr& i - " - 6' , Aof,. A.A - i 4 TALET WILL SEEK FUNDS' FOR SEW TALENT. Aug. 33. (Bpl) At the meeting of the city council last Fri day night, there were about thirty five citizens who listened to Attorney Neff of Medford explain Just what the city would have to do to obtain a fund grant from the PWA to build s sewer system, the grant to be 46 per cent of the proposed cost of the sewer. Attorney Neff stated that the city council had full authority under the chartor to bond the town. After an open forum discussion, a motion was made urging the council to take im mediate action to secure the federal aid. If feasible. 4 Oak Grove OAK GROVE, Aug. 33. (Spl.) Huston Pitts has sufftcllently Improv ed to return to his home on Oak Orove road. Ivan E. Tyrrlll and wife were called here from their home at Rainier, Ore., by the serious Illness of Mr. TyrrlH's mother. Mrs. Leonard Gains of Prospect was a guest over Sunday of her mother, Mrs. M. B. Rlchey, and her sister. Mrs. W. P. Elson. Mrs. C Koeler and two sons are visiting Mrs Koeler's daughter In Dunsmulr. Cal, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lundy and Lieu tenant and Mrs. Mattlson and chil dren are spending the week end at Crescent City and Gold Beach. Mrs. W. P. Elson was entertained California shoes for women and misses' are also featured in Mnnn's new shoe section. This Los Angeles company makes a specialty of chic footwear for sports and semi-dress wear. The enlarged men's shoe depart ment carries Florsheim and Weycn berg shoes, two flue lines which of fer correctly styled, durable models for school, college, business and dress. New fixtures have been In stalled for the customer's comfort. KEEP COOL and ENJOY meals and fountain service at the What Not New air conditioner. Thompson Creek FERN VALLEY, Aug. 23. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Putnam of Olua tee, Okla., who have been visiting at the home of L. H. Hughes, have lo cated In Mrdford. Little Virginia Steele, the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steele, had the misfortune of getting her arm caught In a wringer on the wash ing machine and crushed the bone. Bert Standi ff of Phoenix was In the valley Wednesday buying pears. Allen Busey Is working at night at the Pinnacle cold storage in Med ford. John Kristof, Misses Helen, Lillian. Josephine and Dorthea Kan tor went on a swimming party to Jackson Hot Surlngs Tuesday evening. Nick Overman, formerly of Fern Valley, is the life guard at Jackson Hot Springs. Mrs. L. H. Hughes accompanied Mr, and Mrs. A. Benson to Grants Pass Sunday. They drove down'to take Mrs. Challson, who had been a week end guest, to her home. Francis Benson remained for a week's visit at Grants Pass. See Window Display of Poll-Parrot Shoes for Children Vi"M MEDFORD'S OWN Tomorrow we invite you to come and see our new Children's department ... the most interesting place in town. Here boys and girls will see in the funniest characters ... all the animals they read about in story books . . .'lefunts, giraffes, monkeys, cubby bears and old Peter Rabbit himself. Be sure to come and see them. To Celebrate the Opening and to mark the occasion in the proper manner we are offering these special "Opening Day" Values in mi .. IL km -s ''r,V. '$ri Himhii nun ii ti I f 1 if i Poll-Porrot Sh fej Boys Ml Joy Girls w &:rh Sho! Si New Children's Shoe Section Main Floor A Word with Mothers Toll Parrot shoes are smart yes, but that's not half the story- They're good for growing feet ... flexible, .nfortable and made of all leal jer to give long wear and genuine economy. $J.45 t0 $3.95 According to Style and Sit SriVctW Free Souvenir for Every Child with Parent Hi H lor.WkWA hit AfA?V3? VC PI ih'vi-aiiHiiiili HWfiwnf)ii)i'(mri'fir"v KnsJ ' 1 Joy Girls mm hi"" FALL FOOTWEAR EXQUISITE R L o ' The. coniinp season domamis style shoos to pomplpiiient tlip newest fnsliion trend )ne of the most important is the Suede Shoe, with depth of tone and contrasting applique of leather. Advance and ex clusive designs by Johansen are correct in very detail. XTA F" MIPFORD-5 Women's Shoes Main Floor MAIN FLOOR CALIFORNIA SHOES For Women and Misses A Los Angeles made shoe, outstanding in quality and style, especially noted for sports and semi dress wear. See these chic California shoes now on display at Mann's. Thcv are new for Fall and Wi"'"$4.00.o $5.85 (IHImanmsI? New Shoe Department for Women with Burprtse party celebrating her birthday Saturday, August 17. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. Olen Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beaton, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gains, J. A. Bonnie, Mrs. M. B. Richie. Mrs. John Cecchlnt and the house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elson. Mr. and Mrs. Huson Pitts have aa their guests Miss JefHe May O'Neal of Good well. Okla. . The Oak Grove school will atari September 9. Aubrey Sanders has been testing out the airplane he sold to Al Bltton and John Howard. MA P mm 'fix i'" 4 Suzettt ;"K".'V ITY Vog ue I Footwear For that added touch of smartness in your ensemble, you'll find fashion's most flattering footwear mode in these inter esting Vitality models. Street, sports and afternoon styles invite your choice it these modest prices. H 11. i . Np.,,ii I ft a w v I 1 SIZES ! TO 11 WIDTHS AAAAA TO EEE sJzoes Women's Shoe Section Main Floor .: V FLORSHEIM AND WEYENBERG SHOES FOR MEN Two very fine lines of shoes for Men and Young Men. WEYENBERG and FLORSHEIM! New Fall and Winter styles now ready for School, College, Business and Dress Wear . . . WEYENBERG FLORSHEIM $4.50 to $6.75 $8.75 to $10. 1 t'j 1 Men's Shoe Dept. Main Floor
