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JIEDFORD THIBUXE, BEDFORD, OREGON". FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1935 PAGE TWELVE $131,000 10 SAVE SCRAP PAPER HAS Headquarters for Young Men's and Boys' School Clothes and Accessories! o School Togs for College ;t I) - ' 1 I, I i i. i ? : . t'- i ; r I fe. Uncle Sam Comes to De fense of Old Pieces of Paper Against Ravages of Time As Relief Project By Harry Ferguwin United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (UPI The peak was reached tonight in the government's save - the-scrap-paper-and-old-books seaaon with announce ment that $131,000 had been laid on the line In the last three days for thla heart-stlrrtng cause. It Involves the spending of this M.800 000.000 that was appropriated for work -relief. The story of how the government has come to the defense of old pieces of paper against the rav ages of slow time Bnd the seasons is tucked away in the long lists of al lotments of money from the 4,800,- rvn tmn In hstwivn an allotment iOT building two canning kitchens Int) RfcrirtoirK, ore., ann sprruuuiK iuv. v... Mil's of road near McMlnnvllle. ? will find a little 300 Item f)S ir a &w.r. from: nm ! Jt WJ HJ1H! Of t MIM saw ' th U""- .M s-ii-t ny, Iirfir. Hr of re Mm ai laWe". as moving m at mm ( into another. U oo10Mtllr 6i s . rl!. ftV. e!l"" swat. " out aa fRfo saaato-aM-WK"-""-3rV9 4Mk Jt a ,ar ftm 4WjJ MsM .nJ.'W to " ViT MM !M " fc'iwiaWl !' lwW &r mdft PT fc svrw! ft - ei().4 .- 6.fnrjw?n w fVonflHTV ?Wn 5Jt PoxeiKfe ! ' fciaawsasi-s. fps'per. fi - . (lanotfgtt nwsi wl" fctr.esi WBW tW g,rohi.HI l&W 4HdIi44 4 a. " ffS R oe. w Mo ffnmfc IW O W OTirW1Hf, 8 wild' .PBiSWn iP " tnu ! "V (feOTiHW W la ewiSiMSrrs raririn(ins mutmr' )Wr MWS arsni ja ra. t . t mj 1sa0' i.iiiiif"TiT oav Bv dbarafaiao tf Titrtiar mnsn tausaocik. Tmbm bs 9iya 9 moAlnjf eoaa tens, nd icaa com yet. flffiinat 4vp vmp viiHW sww t.' jwr nrt t al W O" " oc)rt i tn sua ! omrrriHe.ai P WW W7MW M tvmt 4b, Cn1l M j.IemtngWJl, X O W0t PLEASEREPORT ' :. UNUSUAL ODORS sat aawwwiinini -. fewMkaear On n n V tria) sl a W. Mr a a v (K.W'U w. !"' L-..-i... Ww-kWWio rii .! h r Tte , Is f- afva' imm vtliM buma rt.tu.aO viri. t, .'4. MR !' .:.. i?flcl ". unusual i. ti.r.il fit In touch . Uli thr sjii .aaaigmiWMM ' !. Th pri')n" av' ! )N..vtin r he very nt text ! fclly be- MmI Mtlwalfl. UBftlrlflffl rOIlTt.ANP. Spl. "Vi-BfH P. HitTifV, rcfntly itppomted JmUf of th (p(Jfral cir-.niit, court or pva1s. will tfuosl tf Mnnor t n fim-wpll banquet in lir Multnomnh lioiW tirrc l?pte!nbcr :id, :uvtt'(tln. !v plans an naunmt bv cmnnuitrp of lUnry. fniiurr i:iutcl- S,atrs t-tonij- lor C)iT,'on. and later hhip- pint t'!r" coinniirtMonpr. wm til horn? In 6an niKMHc:. HpMKfr t thP cUniu-r liu-ludc Oo-criior Mrtrtin. U, F. Irvine. Tort Innd rdltor; Cojwtpiiiuu r'oive, nnd Miiyor Canton ol rorth.mi. MILLINERY STYLES SHOW INFLUENCE OF WAR HINT KANSAS CITy. Mn, Sept. . lUI'l War alarms In Europe were belim reflected In Knn.ina t'lly millinery store, today. New fiMcns Im-nide: Fngliah (luarflsman a HhnXn." "Mpun i.h f-.-.Kii.'r- hk'nrn.." and "M.-r- ,, l.r linllnn mill- I """' ' m tary liewlKenr. y ! Ruth Luv IJano Sluilli. Unroll! Tliurwlay or Friday. Sept. and Sparta Bldij. rhone IMS WINDOW OLASt w tall windo , (lass and anil replace rout Druteo windows reaaunaol), mw&ilUa Cao t Worts, I I and the Grades! o Dorothy Gray Packages Every CollrgrcOlrl should have one of thea Doro thy Oray Salon Facial packages In her baft. A ijmpact package conalatlng of cleansing cream, Kppclal akin mixtures and orange flower skin lo tion. All for just New Fall HanHbags Brfore you go away to college see these new Hand Baps . . new smooth and rough grain leathers In J tut the sire college women like. All are silk lined and fitted with coin purse and mirror. Some are In the zipper style . . Black, Brown and Navy Bh;e. $2.98 Newes Kid Gloyet ftew Gloves for school yea in- oed Smart 4', button 1 Q O lengths In plain and novelty E w cuffs with adorable stltchlngs. I S J All si mi In lack, Brown and Kvy. T whi .m;Hj. calls your attention to the dls nf lew Bmttena and Dress Buckles. :ery hyyei mss ct trim will be found in this wv immI ht cellnaMcH. Rhlwe(ows, mAnte, ))QHy Vowks a4 CatallM, BUCKL1CS 'ti Ncw.BUClLLA ev8 of Art Nerdle Work will have a gra4 tliwe Aatln! from our new line of "BMcella" ettuiiriM pij. ln-Ufci in this rt.owlMg imH. md mi sth pkicn . . Instructions aixl sijwtlois tw to color nri MiBw-ut coaw Witt all ptvpos. Ok. Iblcojiy). PillxnS' Cas eimpiGd; pfr. p. StofQEi LmuRh Cloths $. to HOLEPROOF" Knee High Hose Wa Bkak H4aa1 n-ml Cnltom yaw M st- ainnn 'm anrt" tam. A fl inraa i.imaai pea) Mf sun k ka teata CWDai Haal SMiv. tarn vta "Kwa a4k's" a at a CFRONT! Come Fal frima On T BRIMS n or Itr . ,l 1 urbans Largo or smnll . . . Fall felts have a lenn lug townrd trimming in front 1 Big ban dana bows on tiny pillbox turbans . . . feather and bow trims on off-face or for ward swept brims. SECOND FLOOR 00 .BSC pair' . ''.""5 jSf35 V . j : jr f r. V jai Tm MEDFORtrS -T U OWN e Yw 25 years this store has served the school and So. Qrcofl, we know what children need, New SciKjsol Skits for school we sugarst Rt least two of these smart AlUVool mirtfc. Girls H1 love the chic plaid and chc4c varttffraa s cll rs the good-looking plain $1.95 We Jurt Uttacke-d TKe Lovely "LORETTE FROCKS lt liaaaaaal ra thnaa nra "Lor " smH. Tha drss for tir.-T or collrje fllrl. "Lornttp" lma m martly male from tairalj a(l crn In )ust tho iat for Nil r. Thpy gavlaal y mfter droasntakers m you III q'rly Try on "UriKts" woe . irnorrow $100 Fl&nncl Robes o lVughlera about to RO awny to school must hnvr a wv Kobe . . We sups" yovi aro thesa of fine soft flannel In rich plaids, strlprs and plain shadea with contra'lng trims. High or low necklines Just as you wish. $5 95to$995 Sweaters for School Girls A very Important school Item, children's Brushed Wool Sweaters in coat styles, with ripper or button front, all colors, In sires from to to 18. Your choice $295: Second Floor MALM'S li Headquarters for School Togs 4 ivyr 4V .I s3! vi ens r New Coats For the High School and College Miss! Every Collrge or High School Qirl and Tracher too. should have one of thfse In expensive All-Wool Sport Coat for school wear. Coats that were bought especially for school, styled In a' college manner so be coming to young omr?n, good-looking fab rics In the season's smartest shades. "NATTrKNIT" Sportswear the Tfhr or College Woman, who renlly wants tha bmaj tn Knitted Sportswear wo sugRest "Nattl klt", a nationally famous line of Women's and Mlss e' knit garments. W arc featuring new Nattlknlts In two- and three-plrce styles In lovely shades for Sill and Winter. 19 i tm at . ..A 1 vim NEW "THRILL" BANDEAIJS A?k oxir Corwtlern to show you the ncv 'Thrill" Bandenis by Formflt. A lovely dainty bandeau in cither lace or net. SIdcs 33 to 38 and priced CORSETS School Girls' Wash Frocks In the Junior Shop on the sec ond floor Mothers will find jut ihc vr..l': dress for school or piny. Fast color rtresws in sires fl to lfl for only ai.HB. See them tomorrow at Mann's. $98 Half-Size Dresses for the chubby girl at $1.98 each. 2nd Floor i V "N Mm- 71 1. I vionaay: children of Medford bring them to Mann's to $29.5 $1.to$150 SECOND FLOOR SHOES For High School & College In our fins lines of Cllrls' and Misses' Shoes for high school and colleee wear are comfort- , able pattern Oxfords In Suede. Alligator, and Buffalo leathers: also Suede-Grain and Elk leathers. These shoes are styled especially for the school girl and college miss. $2.9545,85 Misses' Silk Shorts A Back-to-School Sale of Misses' French Crepe Silk Shorts jnd Dance Sets In lace trlm.cd and tailored styles. All sl7ea In Tea Ro.e ,eh and Light Blue shades. Regular $1.00 Value 59 MANN'S MAIN FLOOR 'I Knitting Classes at Mann's Visit our Balcony . . . Joint our Knitting Classes . . . You'll rcallv enjoy knitting this Winter especially under the competent instruftion of Gertrude Dodyson, our knitting instructor. The Yarns are beautiful this Full nnd prices much lower than one would expect. Classes every Wednes day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8:30 until 5:30. SUIT For the Young Men of Medford and So. Oregon We bought these Smart Suits just for young College or High School Men. . . . They have what the fellows call "IT." Smart Pleated Bracks, Clever Cut Coats, Zipper and. Pleated Front Trousers, in fact, all the style potes the young fellows like and they come in rich new aS-wool fabrics. Etra Pants at $5.00 Famous "Can't Bust 'Era' CORDS Back-to-School Sale of gen !$349 uine "Can't Bust 'Em' Cords. A regular 4.95 cord for only 1-3.49. These are with button or zipper fronts but In broken sizes. Young Men's WRAP-AROUND OVERCOATS Just In by express. Young Mens All-Wool Wrap-around -c C O'Coats for Pall and Winter lK5& wear. A big generous cut coat with the long belt and pleated back. Just the coat for college and high school wear. Good color selection. $225P Boys' Knickers For School I Boys genu ine "Tweedoroy" Knick ers In Browns and Grays This famous boys' pant has the wanted Knit Bottom holding the knicker in place at the knee at ail times. $2.95 BOYS' Kaynee & Tom Savyer SHIRTS & BLOUSES Back-to-School .e of Boys' Kaynee and Tom Saucer j Shirts und button blouses. Regular $1.00 fast color gaiO ment in both sport and rrg-0 ularTollar styles. AH slzea. 40-in. Wool& Cotton Plaid Dress Fabrics Bac-to -School Sale of 40-inch Wool and Cotton Dress Goods. A regular 79c fabric for only 4fc yard. This lovely school drc-s matrnal comrs in dark ground plaids with light color rrtm'miattous. Ideal for school. '49cva'. Regular 79c Value -- : l
