Medford mail tribune., March 20, 1936, Page 16, Image 16

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Informality la the order of the day
att tha Southern Oregon du corpora
tlon'a cooking demonstrations which
are being conducted by Mrs. Ann
Ohaney, home economic authority of
Portland, at aa South ornpe street,
aouth of the Liberty building. More
Uian 100 women were present today
and yesterday afternoon and a larger
number la expected to attend eatrur
day's session.
The stage la equipped aa a model
kitchen featuring Wedgewood ranges
and an Electrolux refrigerator to take
the drudgery out of cooking. Spring
vegetables, meat and pastries were
prepared today by the capable young
Mrs. Chaney. Vsrlous phases of the
Wedgewood ranges were explained to
the Tlaltlng ladles by Foster cone,
Southern Oregon Oas corporation of
ficial.
Members of the 4-H clubs of Jack,
son county W1U attend a special de
monstration Saturday morning at
nine o'clock, and anyone Interested
Is also Invited to this meeting, ao
cording to Mrs. Chaney, The after
noon cooking demonstration will con
tinue from two to five o'clock. Next
week similar program will be ear
Tied on in Ashland and Oranta Paaa,
and Indications are that a foUow-up
demonstration will be held In Med-
ord In the near future due to local
housewives' great Interest In the
"Oaa Cooking Days." Mr. Cone stated,
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Hearing of testimony continued to
day lit the $10,000 dam ago wit of A.
Orin Schenck, aa Administrator for
the eeteta of bis father, against Dr.
B. W. Sleeter and other defendants,
The case la expected to go to the Jury
next Monday.
The suit la bseed on an auto ecol
dent In September 1930, on West
Main street at Mistletoe street, where
in It la alleged that Daniel R,
Schenck, father of the plaintiff, mi
struck by an auto belonging to Dr.
fileeter, and driven by Richard Reum.
not by Richard Sleeter, as stated yes
terday. It Is alleged that the Injuries
received by the elder Schenck shor
tened his days.
The accident occurred as the alder
Sohenck was crossing the street, the
complaint cites. Occupants of the
auto, besides Rlohard Reum, the
driver, were William Cummtnga, Rob
ert Sherwood and Richard Blester.
Reckless and negligent driving la al
leged. The youths In the auto are
listed aa defense witnesses.
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TABLE ROCK, March 20. (flpl.)
An Island In the river a abort dis
tance upstream from the Bybee
bridge la getting-larger each year end
at the present time has crowded the
stream over so that a slough at the
north end or the bridge remains full
of water. Persons who know the hab
it of Rogue river eee In the future a
part of the river running across the
road north of the bridge unless some
thing Is done to eliminate this island,
ft seems as If this might be a project
for some of the various government
activities. ,
To Visit Nlter Mrs. Karl H. York
and Mrs. Nellie Wlnne were to leave
by motorcar this afternoon for Eu
gene where they are to be the guests
of their sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McCargar. Mrs.
York expected to return Monday or
Tuesday but Mrs. Wlnne planned to
extend her vIMt a few days lonirer.
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In The County court Of The State Of
Oreiron, For Jnekson County.
In The Mftttar Of The Estate Of Mary
A. vinceni, necensea.
To John R. Vincent. Richard R. Vin
cent, arotyc A. Vincent. Bell Vin
cent Centers, Jnmes 8. Vincent
CMbson Vincent. Jumps McDonald
Sr., James McDonald Jr., Orvtlle
Vincent, I.nvlnn Vincent, letha
Hnlder, Uriah CralR, Edna Dick
Kthel Smith. Charles Vincent,
Oateman Vincent, and aleo all
other dnvlners end heirs unknown
If anv such there be.
Wherrs!s application having been
, mane in due form to the a hove named
court on March lflth. lparf. by James
s. Vincent, admlnlatrator of the
above named extnte, for an order and
license directing, mithorlrtni; and
empowering him to sell the resl estate
belonging to the estate of said de
ceased, and described m follows:
Commencing at the norlheiuit
corner of the southeast quarter
of Section 37, Twp. :tft S. H. a W.
W. M-. Jackson County, Oregon,
thence west 79 rods; thence
south PI rods: thence east 79
rods: thence north 91 rods to the
place of begin ping, containing
45 acres, more or less, and ap
praised at 1 1200.
And Where, the court has flxrd
the 37th dsy of April, 193d. at ten
o'clock a. in., at the County Court
room In the Count v Court Mouse In
Med ford, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing any and all objec
tions to said petition and the grant
ing of said ordrr and license of sale.
Therefore, In The Name of The
State of Oregon, yon and each of you,
and also. hII other devlseea and
heira unknown If any such there be,
are hereby cited, directed and re
quired to npicar at said time and
place, then and there to show cause.
If anv you bavn or If any exists, why
an ordrr of snle should not he made
a In said petition praved for, uid
why aald petition should not be
granted, and said order and licence
should not be iMiifrt.
Witness The Honorable Earl B. Day.
Judge of said Court, with the sesl
r said Court affixed, this 30th day
of MKrch, 19JG.
. A. CAKTKR.
Clerk,
LINENS
It's simply an Old American Custom to have lovely new
linens for the Easter table . Many women wait for Mann'a
Annual display and dale of Easter linens knowing that only
at Mann's are complete stocks of Domestic and Imported
Unena offered In all qualities. See out large Central Ave.
Window Display. .
White Damask Dinner Sets
MANN'S
MAIN
FLOOR
Beautiful Snow White Hemstitched Damask
Dinner Seta at $8.95. Each aet consists of a
BojtM-lneh Cloth and Eight Jlirai-lnoh Matching
Napkins. Patterns to select from are Rose, Scroll
and Chrysanthemum. Tour choice .
$Q95
SET
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Special on
Linen Lunch Cloths
A Super Special for Saturday and
Monday , . 53xfi2-inch pure linen
lunch clothes In Bright Breakfast
' Nook Colors for only 7 Do each. These
are regular 91.00 values.
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Pattern Damask Cloths for Easter
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ixrveiy pattern xwuuk cioins in 73X80 and jl
; 70xloo-lndb Unbemmed alee from 4.95 to 5)
for the above cloths are 14.95 to $8J)o per dozen.
Beautiful new patterns to select from.
49.5t$89.:
22x22-inch Napkins to match cloths $4.95 to $8.95 dozen
Plain and Colored Linen Lunch Sets
SSI 65 $049
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For Linen Week we have assembled a large sel
ection of Pure Linen Lunch Sets In
plaids. Plain .shade and Fancy Border
Each aet consists of one 63x62-lnch cloth and
six 12xl2-lnch Matching Napkins.
to Zrf
53x53-inch White and Colored Damask Lunch Sets with 6 napkins $3.95
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violets, daisies,
carnations and
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A Beautiful
Permanent
For Easter
An Easter Special from the
Beauty shop! A Regular $.00
Murray Permanent Wave for
3.75. This Special Includes
Shampoo. Finger Wave and
' Hair Trim. Call 363 or 486 for
your appointment.
SPECIAL
$375
Neckwear 0
Spring Neckwear . . . New Organdies.
Laces, Chiffons and Silk Crepes In
dainty frilly types for the high or
low neckline.
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36-inch
Cotton Lace
The Yard Goods section
announces new 36 - Inch
Cotton Lace In grand col
ors and designs. Suitable
for Sport Frocks and
Blouses.
$l.vd.
Smooth -Tone Crepe
New pastel ahadsa aa w.U
aa Orny and Navy will be
round In this 39-lncii
Smooth-ton Crepes.
Murray's Beauty Shop
Second Floor
LUCIEN
LE LONG
For Easter Luclen
Ls Long, the fam
ous French Per
, turner, present
Gardlnla, a dainty
Perfumed Cologne.
$2.00
Wrisley
Bath Sets
Special from the Toiletries
section I Beautiful Bath Sets
by Wrlaley for only B9o set.
Each box consists of Bath
Crystals and. Dusting Powder
a 7So Talus.
59cset .
APRONS
From , the Notion section
comes these Faet Color Print
Aprons at 7Po each. Regular
$1.00 values. Come In medium
and large atees. .Tour choice
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NEW BAGS
The. Leather Goods Dept. an
nounce. New Bags to sell for
$3.98. Smart Patents. Calf
Skins and Swede. All the pop
ular costume shades
dry
:-av-.
Hosiery
Rich In tone, so that they sjfl
compliment most of the new
fall fabrics and shoes. Y
with positive character
color thst seems to have been
chosen solely for the costume
you're wearing.
Unusual Values in
RAYON
Underwear
For Women and Misses
Tomorrow the Underwear Section
will feature the newest In Rayon
Underwear and Sleeping Oarmenta
Tor Spring. Smart Pajamaa. Oowne,
Slips, Shorta and Step-In In plain
s nd fancy weaves all the new
shades) Included In this display.
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Mann's Main Floor
See Our
Main Street
SHOE
Display
' Rothmoor and Shagmoor Gats
There s Plenty of Variety in the
SUIT PICTURE
There are & dozen dif
ferent types of Suits
this Spring and we're
showing you Herring,
bone Tweeds . . Mixed
Check Jacket and
Plain Skirt Models . .
Novelty Tweeds and
"Fred Astaire" styles
which so many smart
women show a prefer
ence for , . Navy, Gray,
Tan, Oxford, Brown
' and Forest Green,
The Suit Shop
Second
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$ 49 L-y a
1 Yard 8
122.5.0
New Silk Dresses
$ 1 095
Good news for dress buyers! . . . We just un
packed 4 dozen new Silt Frocks. New Prints and
Plain Shades aa well as summer sheers. Included
are Jacket types, Afternoon styles, and street
dresses. You will find all of fashion's amartent
trims and all the New Colors In this group. Half
and regular sizes.
New "Smart Sport' Knits
Choose one of these Beautiful "Smartsport'
Knits for Early Spring wear. Lovely two-piece
Styles of Boucle and Twill Ratine, Weaves. The&e
New Knits come In Provence Blue, Pottery
Green, Safra Gold. Mexican Turquoise and Rust.
See these "Smartsport" garments tomorrow at
Mann's.
$ 1 095
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New Blouses
For Spring Sujts
$125
Tomorrow the1 Blouse sec
tion offers Linen, Pique,
Taffetas, Crepes and Corded
Knits for only $U5. Each,
one featuring a new spring
style. All colors.
INITIALS With Every Blouse Tomorrow
goes one of the New "Pre?s-on Initials" . .
Simply place Initial where you want It and
press on with a hot Iron.
Inexpensive Spring
SUITS
A great many Men . will buy on. of Uiw
tnntpenslv. Sulfa lor Spring wear. Well
tailored from all ool fasrlca. styled aa well
aa expensive ulta yet they sell for only
19 S0. Thla la the Beat Suit buy In Mcdford.
First
Showing
$Q5p
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White Shoes
Extra Pants at $5.00
FOR MEN I T SHIRTS
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Boys'
Kaynee Polo Shirts fj Q0
The largest and most complete Una of Men's
Oenulne White Buck Shoes ever offered the
Men of 8o. Oreonl . . . New Wlngtlps, Plain
Toe. Moccasin types. Creased Vamps, Ventilated
Styles and Crepe Sole Models , ; . AU are here
In all tires. AIM New Gray and Brown Reverse
Calf Skins for Spring wear.
A Sale Group of reunilsr
193 Arrow Trump Shirt?.
White and Colom
broken sires. Buy these
shirts now for Summer
wear. They are Oenulne
Arrows
$1
49
Spring day i are Polo shirt days 1 Hence this special dis
play of Boys' 6 to 18 year "Kaynee" Polo 8hirts at $1.00.
The colors include White, Brown, Blue, and Tan. AU are
fast Color.
$45pt0$g75 MEN'S WORK SOX
r Saturdav snd Monri.?
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Men's Shot Department Main Floor
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Saturday and Monday
Sale of Mn l!o Wor
Sox. A sturdy Cotton
Sox In Black, Brown and
Oray,
5
7 Pair
for $1
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