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PACE SIXTEEN" MEDFOTtD MAIL TRTBUXE, ifEDFORD, QftEGONT. FRIDAY. MARCH R. 1936 PL WANDERS AI SEA PORTLAND, Much t. OP) T. C. M'rrlU. district llghthouss superin tendent, wouldn't b at U surprised 1 a new crop of sea sorpsnt stories appears. Their origin would rut in a wan daring buoy. Several days ago the buoy, normal ly anchored at Fort Orford on the southern Oregon ooait. waa reported whlitllne and blinking in true buoy trie about 50 mllee northwert ot Its scheduled position. It broke loose from Its moorings In a storm. A lightouae tender has been pre. pared to dash after the traveler for several days, but no recent reports as to Its whereabouts have been re celved, Merrill said. If Its whistle and blinker still op erate, however, shippers opined it will be heard before long. The light house service said the buoy was valu ed at more than 19,000. STEEL PILOTING TUCSON, Arli.. March I. (P) -Charles O. Dawes, former vioe-presl' dent of the United etates, said today heavy Industry, led by steel, has a two-year period of prosperity anesa Kof it. , "If the same thing happens at the same period in this recovery as in the two great depressions commenc ing in 18T3 and 1803," Dawes said, 'the present upward tendency In steel ingot production and heavy In dustries generally should, during this calendar year, reach a point equalling nearly, if not fully, production ca paclty." General and Mrs. Dawes cams to Tucson from Chandler to visit Gen eral John J. Pershing. IMS DENTISTS FIGHT SOCIALIZED MEDICINE PORTLAND. March . (JP) Pr. George B. Winter, president of the American Dental asottatlon, Tlgor ously assailed proposals for social ired medicine hero today. He called upon 200 dentist at the annual convention of the Oregon Denial association to unite against ",hl danger." He opposed "any plan of socialised health service that will Include the major part of the population, whether It be by taxation or by compulsory payments." STATE GAINS TITLE TO El BUOBNU. Ore., March 6. (P) The statu of Oreogn. acting through the state board of higher education, took title to the eight-story Miner build ing In the heart of Eugene's business district, following tax litigation. The revised trust agreement carries out the original Intent of the donor, H. T. Miner and W. E. Miner, de ceiisfd, by stipulating that all net Income from the building be used to finance a chair ot real estate and In surance in the University of Oregon, and to provide research funds. RECOVER BODY OF BOY DROWNED AT DALLAS THE DALLES, Ore., March ficsrrhers tills morning found the body of Joe Zerllnden, 6. who with his grandfather, Fred Zerllnden, 70, drowned In flood-swollen Mill creek, here last night. The body of the aged man was re covered lata last night after several hours ot search. Tt wss believed the two fell while attempting to cross a footbridge over the muddy stream. . Stunting Aviatrix Succumbs In Reno LOS ANOELES. March fl. (AP A telegram received by Union ir terminal today told of the death of Attoree Neville, woman stunt flier. In St. Mary's hospital at Reno. Ner , last night. The message, sent by the hospital, anked the airport's aid In locating the avtatrtx's mother. Mrs. Georgian Bond Neville, formerly of Portland, Ore. Holder of a transport pilot's li cense. Miss Neville's spectacular csr reer Included parachute Jumping, and racing In motorboata, automobile snd on motorcycle. Oregon Pioneer Taken By Death FOftKHT ortOVE. Ore., March 8. ( AP Funeral services for Joseph Lank ton Csrter, (M -year-old Oregon native, were to be held here today. He died at the Masonic home yester day. Carter was born hi 1B4.1 at the Methodtnt nilnslsn founded by Jiison Iee a few miles south of the preaent site of Salem. He served ss superin tendent of srhools at 1 Orande a few years afler graduating In IWa from Oregon Institute, now Willam ette university. WINDOW C1LAS4 Wa sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonsbly. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Phone M2. We, haul away your refuse. City Sanitary flervloe. Your Spring GLOVES , Tour Spring Gloves are heret A grand selection of slip on and one button Kids in popular Blaok and Navy Blue. These are the gloves so much . in demand - for Spring SulU and Costs. $298p, ' Neckwear Adorable pieces of Neckwear I New Deep Ruffles and dainty frllla of Lace, Georgette and Organdie. The styles Include collars without cuffs and tailored suit fronts. Colonial Dames Toiletries Mann's Popular Toiletries Sec tion carries a complete line of famous Colonial Damea Beauty Aids . . . Colonial Damea Beautlfler, Powder, Astringent, Rouge, Lotions, Lipsticks, Beauty Wash, Vitamin "D" and other creams. r- VT" MBWOfUW SMBSWMSMMilHMSS Public Loung Second Floor Knitting BAGS New Double Wooden, Handle Knitting Bags at $1.00. These come In Colorful Tweeds and Homespuns. Generous in size and very well made. IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillMIKMIMIIMi MIHIIK IMIMIIIIIIM ea. Quilting Is made easy with Olbba Quilting Hoope-a test ed and approved Hoop used by expert qullters. 33 Inches In diameter. Main Floor $ 1 0.0 Quilting Hoops $125 Quilting Thread 10 c $198 llllinitHIIIIIMIinillllMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIMMHtlllllllMIIM New Shorts and Step-ins $ 1 98 1 From the Famous "Rollins" Mills cornea these darling bits of Underwear for Spring) New Shorts and Steplnt of novelty rayon' and smart Pajamas In two-piece styles. These also are ot fine rayon. Your choice IMliimtMHIIMllHMIHIIIimilt' IHIIMIIItUUIIIIIlllMHIIIMIMIItllMIIIMIMHIMIIIIMII Ski Jackets A Close-out lot of Women's snd Misses' sll Wool ski Jsclcetsl Only T In this group but they are $4.05 values. $1.99 All Wool Sweaters A Clean. up on this group of 100 Women's all Wool . Sweaters. A complete selec tion of styles and almost .any color. Regular $2.00 values. MURRAY'S BEAUTY SHOP This fine Beauty Shop offers you every modern service to make you beautltul. Call 383 or 480 for ap pointment. Skilled operators and hair stylists are ready to serve your very want. Murrsye Mann's Second Floor. 99. Buy your Quilting Thread from Mann's a complete stock of White and Pastel thready. Notion Dept. Millinery Second Floor 39-in. Shark Skin The Fashion Magazines are full of Shark Skin Suite! . , , Shark skin Is one of Spring's most popular fabrics. We are showing 30 In. Shark Skin (acetate) for only S1.9B yd. Colors are Tan, Pink, Yellow and Nile. $1.98ard Fast Color Gabana PRINTS New Cabana Fast Color Sahrunketlzed Cotton Prints for Spring and Summer Dresses. A 38 In. Fabric In lovely Printed Patterns as well as plain shades. Ask to see these new cottons tomorrow. 29Cyard Bed Spreads Cotton Spreads for Spring! Change your bed spreads to these of Colorful Woven Cotton. The will add much to cheerfulness of one's bedroom. Assorted colors, 88x105 inches In sire. ' - V "! ' mmuMtiiiiiiiititiiiiiititiiiiiir i Jin ; Jsgmp' . Sports WZmy I Swavel Jackets "Shower Proof" Close-out Sale of Regular 3.50 shower proof Swavel Cloth Jackets. These are Ideal for Outing Wear. Your choice. Rothmoor Coats and Suits Now Exclusive at Mann's 99. Second Floor MIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMMMtMlinilltlMIIHIUIIIIIMIIIMIMtltltl .1444441 . i , I Vr I f ' Owning One Is a Real Tribute to Your Sense of Value and Quality! Every Kothmoor has its own dis tinct character. Some have haughty bravado; others effer vesce with zest; still others are suavely urbane all are backed to the bone with thorough time honored quality. Rothmoors Are Priced From $2975 to $45. EXCLUSIVE ' AT MANN'S NEW SPRING DRESSES $1 A 95 JL New Spring Dresses so good looking that you'll want to leave your coat at home I Smart Prints and Solid Colors In two-piece jacket and simple one-piece styles featuring Button. Taffeta and crisp Organdie Trims. A complete range of sizes to select from 14 to 46. One sale tomorrow in the dress shop. (Second Floor). . Fashion's Newest Shark Skin Suits i One of the biggest fashion hits of the season! Shark skin Suits. . , . You'll agree with us that these In Swagger and Tailored Styles are Just about the smartest things In town. The Suit Shop offers shark skins In Tan and White In sizes 13 to 30. - , . NEW SKIRTS For this exceptional skirt season we feature New Tweeds, Flannels and Rough Crepes. New Blues. Grays. Tans, Browns, Greens and Red. $295 Others up to $5.95 MANN'S APPAREL SECTION SECOND FLOOR iMIIIMIIiHIIIHIMIillllHlllllltMfitlllllllMliHIIIIIUIIIMIIIIMIItliUtlll See Our Poll-Parrot Window $3.25 each in Gay Spring Colors You'll make a habit of catching 5-, "accidental" glimpses of yourself in every mirror that reflects the ' N- chceriness of these gay Spring colors. $29.8.50.0 i 1 urn.'! V -Vi ( ( "YUCA-TAN" BY HOLEPROOF "Tuca Tsn" the Bright Copper Sun Tan ahsde in Women's Hosiery. The popular hose to wear with trie new print and high colors fot Spring. Yura Tan comes in all the wanted . weights and in all sites. $1.00 to $1.65 pr. New "Ribbers". nihhera" by Vc--tmliwtrr . . . The most pop ular Sport ffri on the Hosiery Menul Rlblrs are wrn st:night or turned down. They come In all collars and In sires for Women and Misses. 25c and 3 5 C pr. NEW "SHIRLEY TEMPLE" Dresses for Girls The Junior shop on the second floor presents New Shirley Temple dresses for Spring . . Adorable Fast Color Cotton print and Plain Shades. Every Shirley Temple dress has a fi-tnch hem. They come in sites 1 to 13 years. $1.98 each New Hats For Young Men Hats for the young men of Med ford I New Gray, Blue and Tan flt In Big Brother and Mad styles. Prop Into the Boys' IVpt. tomorrow and see these good looklnc Huts. $ 1 75 Boys' Department Main Floor POLL- PARROT" A Wonderful Shoe For Boys and' Girls When you buy a Poll-Parrpt shoe for the Junior members of your family you are buying the best child's shoe nade. A qiullty shoe designed for growing children's feet. Shoes that will stand the hard wear of childhood. We reft tu re Poll-Parrots In' Infants and children's sizes, priced 85ci0$39.5 Tune in Every Tuesday and Friday at 6:15 - KMED Tor Poll -Parrots Big Radio Tressure Trore," featuring Jerry and dinger Bowers. The lovable character. Dr. Strong, and his fsmous Poll-Parrot and don't forget to ask for your Magnifying Olasa that goes with every pair of Poll-Parrot Shoes. Mi MAMMS17 Kiddies Shoe Section By Kuppenheimer and Club UjT L iTi Ji m $kit m ft rwvprr-1 iri.iMSliB)7titMttJ Regular and Sports Backs N Kupprnhrlnier and Club SulU for Men who want stvl. snt quality combine . . . Oxlord oraya. Nrw Brown, and Tans as Wfll as our always jugular hluf.. Thf modH, sr in rrpHar and Sport b.vrs. All slrra in tbis comrltt. s.irctloiT $25.$30.35. Men's Department
