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XrEDFOTTO TiTATL' TRTBUTSTE, MEDFOTED, OREGON, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1936
Mann's Remodeled Beauty Salon To Open Monday
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Under the management of MIm
Myrtlo OLit, formerly of San FTan
olco, Mann'e completely modern
beauty ealon Till be opened to the
southern Oregon public tomorrow
morning. New equipment haa been
Installed throughout the ahop and
expert attendant will serve the pat
tons. Antique Ivory leather upholatered
furnishings featuring air cushioned
chairs and utoola are - particularly ;
pleasing against the blue booths and.
walls. Similar furniture Is, used In
several of San Francisco's beat-known
beauty aalons, Miss Oelst stated. Wo
men who visit Marin'a salon for a
hair out will alt on barrel chairs
which are built close to the floor.
The barber haa a low chair which
facilitates hair styling.
Kalor mac hi nolens pormnnent waves
will be a specialty at Mann's Beauty
Salon In addition to all standard
brands of permanent. New driers
and other equipment haa been se
cured to afford the utmost comfort
and efficiency In all lines of beauty
work. Dorothy Orey,. Colonial Dame
and Elmo cosmetics have been stock
ed In the roomy display cases and
shelves at the entrance of the salon.
For the convenience of those who
wish to rest or wait at Mann's store,
the spacious lounge on the second
floor adjoining the new beauty ealon
lias been rearranged and renovated.
This la one of the largest and most
comfortable lounges to be found In
any Medford stores, and It Is, tho plan
of Mnnn's Beauty Salon to make this
a popular meeting place for shoppers,
according to Miss Oelst.
Free consultation on all types of
beauty problem will be given by Mlas
Oelst, who haa had many years of
experience In her profession. Pre
vlous to locating In Medford, she was
supervisor of the west coast ctles for
a nationally known manufacturer of
beauty shop supplies. Numerous en
Joyabl visits to the Rogue river val
ley prompted Mlsa Gelat to accept
position with Mann's Department
store, she stated.
32 STATES,
FINAL TABULATION
Land on leads Roosevelt by nearly
11 to 8 In the semifinal returns or
The Literary Digest's nationwide poll
even though tho president cuts Into
tho Kansas governor's plurality for
the seventh consecutive time due to
tho ndriHon of approximately 135.000
poll ballots from metropolitan cent
ers out ot a total increase or 345,000
voU-a since last week's report.
Landon hns a poll majority or plur
ality In thirty-two states while Roose
velt is shown carrying sixteen. In
the electoral college these states
would divide 370 votes for Governor
Landon to 101 for President Roose
velt. A tot.1 of 9,158,730 votes Is reported
In the current poll tally. The re
publican candidate get 1,182,307
Totes to the democrat's 878,526 and
the union candidate's total of 75.110.
The balance ot 22,787 voUs, or sllpht
ly over 1 prr cent. Is divided among
the four minor candidates,
Lamko receives his largest Rtate vote
In his home bailiwick of North Dakota
where he is shown receiving a ltttle
over 13 per cent of the total vote
there.
In Minnesota he receives slightly
under 10 per cent of the state's vote
and In all other states he Is Indicated
receiving less.
A special polling of Chicago Rives
Roosevelt 10,034 votes out of total
city tally of 35.017 to Landon'a 10.20.1
and Lemke's 1335, Indicating a scant
plurality for the president In the 1111
nols metropolis.
In Philadelphia. Roosevelt la
ah own with 20.590 votes to Lanrion's
33,4(14 and Lemke's 2015 out of 68,
327 ballots reported from the Quaker
city.
Pittsburgh, where special treatment
was given alno by The Literary Digest
poll managers, gives Roosevelt 0RG6
Totes to date against receipt of 7005
ballots marked for Landon and 1340
for Lemke out of a total of 18,421.
Cleveland Is reported balloting 20R3
for the democratic candidate to the
republican's 1025 and the union party
nominee's 412.
New York city Is reported return
ing 130.158 straw ballot eo fnr which
are divided 8.1, 500 for Roosevelt, 42.
089 for Landon, 5B7U for Lemke and
4031 for others.
All of the returns from the several
metropolitan cities are reported as In
cluded In the returns for the states
of which they are a unit.
La ml on shows a decrease percent-aT-wl
in twenty-five states since
last week's tabulation, an increase In
twenty states and no change In three
states. .Only In Illinois and New
York, where a heavy metropolitan
vote la reported, does his standing
decline substantially.
TO LAST REWARD
Mrs. Matilda J. Adklns, long-time
ploneor resident of Medford, passed
away Prldey morning at the home of
her nloce, Mrs. George E. Houck, In
Roseburg. She was tho widow of Dr.
B p. Adklns, who died in May, 1010.
Since her husband's death, Mrs. Ad
klns has divided her time between
Medford and Itoaoburg. During their
residence here, Dr. and Mrs. Adklns
were among the moat prominent citi
zens in tho valley. ;
Matilda 3. Howard was born In Put
nam county, Indiana. In IBS I and '
died at the ago of 65 years. She was
united In marriage to Dr. B. P. Ad
klns In 1868 and with their daugh
ters came to Medford In 1878, when
tho city was in the earliest stages of
development.
For many years, she and her hus
band were prominent workers In the
local Baptist church, having been
among It founders. She was also an
earnest worker In "the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union and was the
last surviving charter member ot the
Olive Rebekali lodge. No. 28,
Mrs. Adklns was a woman of fine
Christian character, loved by all who
knew her and with a friendly word
for everybody. She leaves many
friends who will be grieved at her
passing. She Is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Ora flar'nett, of Al
h am bra, Calif., another daughter.
Ada, having passed away several
years ago; also one niece. Mrs. Edith
Houck, of Roseburg, and several
nephews, among them Leon O. and
Oeorge W. Howard, of Medford.
Puneral service will he conducted
from tho Per! Puneral home Monday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, with Rev.
Dawes, of the Baptist church, offici
ating. Rebeknh loci' will have charge of
the services at the graveside. Inter
ment will be In tho I. O. O. P. ceme
tery beside her late husband.
Renovation of the Sparta, Elliott
and Chlldera buildings will be com
pleted In the near future, it waa
learned today. The three buildings,
which extend from Medford Domestic
Laundry on North Rlversldo avenue
to Bear creek along East Main street,
are being modernized for store and
professional offices.
The properties are owned by the
Jackson Investment company, recent
ly Incorporated here with George A.
Hunt as president, Roland Hubbard,
vice president, and Al Lit troll, secretary-treasurer.
Already several new tenants havo
taken space in the buildings and tho
premises are being prepared for ad
ditional occupants. Murray's beauty
salon la one of the new tenants, hav
ing taken quarters on the East Main
street ground floor of tho Sparta
building.
Under the articles of incorporation,
the Jackson Investment company la
given wide powers In the purchase,
sale, ownership, leasing and operation
of real and personal property and
tho erection, rebuilding, enlarging
and improving of buildings of every
description. The company Is capital
ized at 25,000.
LOCAL RESIDENT
Herman P. Boycr. 82, of 821 West
12th street died of a heart attack
while being brought to Ashland early
yesterday morning for medical treat
ment.
Mr. Bovor had left Ashland for
Klamath Palls with Dclsay Frost and
K. E. Gtole. He became -111 near the
summit of tho Green Springs moun
tain. His frlonds then turned their
autombbllo around and headed back
toward Ashland to seek medical aid.
Mr. Boyer died before they reached
the city. He was pronounced dead by
Dr. E. G. Everett. The body waa taken
to the Perl mortuary.
Puneral arrangements were being
held in abeyance last night pending
the arrival of a son. Edgar Boyer, of
Portland. Another son is In the Vet
erans' hospital in Napa, Wash. Mr.
Boycr's wife died here three years
ago.
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DOLLARS J
The dollar we lend are "Working Dollar." They 90 lo pay
dontid doctor, merchant mechanic or to make needed cash
purchases. They create work. We are proud ol our service to
the community. If you need cash to fix car or home, for hospi
talization, medical expenses, anything, come in and talk over
your needs. See or phone us today.
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Mann's Beauty Salon
SECOND FLOOR
Mann's Beauty' Salon
Will Be Managed
By Miss Myrtle Geist
Consider This a Personal
Invitation to Visit Our
Completely Renovated...
BEAUTY SALON
SECOND FLOOR
Open Monday Morning
Mann's New Beauty Salon
Finest in Southern Oregon
A completely re-furnislied and equipped Beauty Salon awaits tho customers
of Mann's Monday morning. A Beauty Salon so modern and new that it
will be a pleasure indeed to spend a little time in its comfortable surroundings.
No effort and expense were spared to make Mann's Beauty Salon the finest
in Southern Oregon. Modern equipment, intelligent, competent attendants,
plus the reputation of this store's name guarantees you satisfaction in any
and all beauty work in the future at Mann's Beauty Salon.
Elevator
Service
To reach Mann's Beauty Salon on the Second Floor simply take the elevator.
Turn to your right and in a moment you find yourself in the comfortable
lounge of this lovely Beauty Salon.
0 Your Charge "barge Your Beauty Work in the same manner as you charge other purchases.
account customers are invited to use this convenience.
Account
Competent e ncw Personnel in the Beauty Salon are experienced, competent operators,
. j trained specialists in their particular work. You will realize this on your
Attendants first visit to Mann's Beauty Salon. May we see you soon?
New Modem In Maun i Beauty Salon you will find only tho finest modern equipment,
P . . new in nvery booth new machines for every operation of a Modern Beauty
Equipment Shop. Try Mann's as soon as possible.
Complete Air Tbe' BeR"tv Sillon likc the rcst of Mann's great store is completely air con
n j... 1 ditioned Women who spend hours in a beauty shop know what it moans
Conditioned t0 have R breath of fresh air.
Comfortable Whether yon are shopping, resting, meeting your friends or waiting for
p.,, I ., your beauty appointment you will find the lounge in the Beauty Shop a
rvesi lounge comfortable place to spend a little leisure.
OPENING thirlnS the Opening Dy th Bnuty
BiOon will rMiture Manicure card
SPECIAL This cM fntltlw you to 4 Regular 50c
Manleurn for 41.00. Buy your card
0 Monday. Take advantage of tills un-
uaual special.
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Beauty Salon 2nd Floor
CITY SERVICE
POPULAR PRICES
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