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MEPFORT) MAIL TRrBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. PAGE PTVE COURT PONDERS NEW BUDGET COMMITTEE The county court has started It annual consideration of naming members of the county budget com mittee, to act with the county court In preparation of a Jackson county budget for next year. The budget commute. Is supposed to meet early In October, and have the budget ready to turu over to the assessor by early In November. "We are Just considering," County Judge Earl B. Day said today. "As a matter of fact, neither myself nor the commlsslonora have suggested a man. We expect to get around to it within a few days now." Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. 1 POODLE BRINGS HELP FOR POISONED WOMAN CAMDEN, N. J.. Sept. 1 (UP) A white poodle barked at the door oi the home of Rev. Harry R. Stockton Attached to Its collar was a note: Help, I am dying.-' Rev. Stockton knew the owner of the doc. Mrs. Christine Toth. 70. a widow. Mrs. Toth was found at her home In a critical condition from toadstool poisoning. PLANES TAKE SERUM TO FAR NCRTH REGION JUNEAU, Alaska. Sept. 14. (UP) Airplanes tooay carried serum to Nap aklnk. on the lower Kuskokwlm river. to combat a new threat of a spinal meningitis epidemic, reports here said. The planes reportedly loft Anchor age and Fairbanks with the medi cine after a new case of the dread disease developed. Dr. Ernest Werbel was treating those stricken, JO JOHNSON teaching poputai piano playing Baldwin Piano Shoppe Tel 336 GATES CREW FINISHES TILLER, TRAIL PROJECT TRAIL, Sept. 14. (Spl.) The Gates, construction crew has finished work on the Tlller-Trall road and la leaving this week. Most of the men and their families have been here since last November. IT.se Mall Tribune want ads. First rollo Case. HOOD RIVER, Sept. 14. (JP) Dr. C. E. Hartdwlck said today Ger trude Cutler, 18-year-old high school student at Odell, had contracted the first case of Infantile paralysis this season In Hood River county. The girl, paralyzed at the hips, Is ex pected to recover. Casts have been placed about both lefts. GRANTS PASS SCHOOLS OVER LAST YEAR ENTRY GRANTS PASS, Sept. 14. (AP) Grant Pass schools yesterday en rolled 1683 students, 138 more than last year's first day. The high school reported Its opening figure was 134 more than last fall when hop pick ing had not been completed. pS'y " MWeiMUIII II1W lutWWilSMiiimilMl.11 , mu ii.ro..,i muni, ,.....,, m. WIS KE DAY KIILlf! ' Girls' School Shoes tlutjgedValuesl Fully lined ' Roomy laiti . Narrow heel, . Flexible . sole. n Protection, comfort, and per fect fit assured I Sturdy com position soles for long wearl Brown elk oxfords; black patent straps. Sizes from 8'4 to 2 GIRLS' OXFORDS Blacky brown elky Leather soles, 12-3 1.79 BOYS' OXFORDS Black, brown calf grain. Oak leather shoes! 2 "4-6 . Boys'Swenfers 3Sty.i Two-tone hooded styles, slip overs, slide fastener necks at Wards low pricel Boys' Hats $1 Dollar Day Special All-wool felt hats for boys. Popular styles. Men's Ml HITS Sanfnrlted Shrunk $1 Sew pattern. Sott Hiproof Kent collar plaid,, lrlpe. Handpn Ties, me. Whll. Cotton Gym Shirts MM 29c Finely knit to fit sruig. Avail able in all sizes. Save I FLANNEL GOWNS An attractive, flowered outing flanned gown. Sizes 16-17. WOMEN'S PAJAMAS 2-piece tuck-stitch or flannel pa. jamas. Small, medium, or large sizes. Children's Sweaters Reg. 1.79 value. Slipon and ves tee styles. All wool. Asst'd colors. Women's Sweaters All wool. Asst'. colors in fall styles. Button trim. Long and short sleeves. J FALL HATS Women's felts, velvets, calots in the latest style trend. Each TUBFAST DRESSES Close out price on our entire sum-' mer house dresses. All fast color prints. Sizes 14-52. 3 FOR COTTON BLANKET Single. 72x84 in. Long staple China cotton, for longer wear. Blanket stitch border. Print Flannelette 36-in. A heavy velvelette flannel in ass't. colors. For shirts, pajam as, school dress, etc. 4 YARDS KNIT PANELS Open weave rayon panel. For smartest rooms. Attractive col ors. Each $1 BBOsSKKBEM 1 I the S el I I I MEN'S SWEATERS Hj T)nn1 TT norb Dnnnlnr nnlrivo If 7fl Double crocheted armholos. SUEDE SHIRTS Men's zipper neck, choice of gray or tan. Each Is wAm INLAID LINOLEUM 7H Armstrong burlan back. Inlaid V ll . r- linoleum. Run. BICYCLE HORN Reg. $1.19. Chrome burnished Clear tone . El 1 SCATTER RUGS ,18"x36" Broadloom Sea Rugs, Attractive designs. Each S A tter tj) School Lunch Kits 1 WithV2pint VOCUUffl DOW M' ROLLER SKATES Nickel plated steel ball-bearing wheels. Ankle pad. $1 FINAL CLEARANCE Hollywood SHEERS 1 20 yds. J lit Just think. Only 5c a yard for these fine sheers. Some formerly sold for 25c a yard. Voile, Dim ity, Flaxon Prints, in attracitve colors. 36 in. wide. You can buy one yard or twenty. CRIB BLANKETS HAND SPRAYER Reg. 1.10. 3-quart galvanized sprayer. $ Wed. Only A china cotton blanket with Rayon taffeta bind ing. Cunning and amus ing patterns. DAIRY SPRAY Reg. 1.29. Extract of Pyrethrum flowers. Gal. can 5f POCKET KNIVES Master quality, choice of 4 styles, scout, stock, pocket, and utility $ m m'i fjf i -mum TAPE LINE Cotton. Green enameled. Metal case. Ovcniiie Cnso (fflort lor School $1 BENCH VISE Eclipse quality. Handy for the home work shop. tnokn like It rust tlie Harris low price! Magazine Backet Electrician Pliers Insulated bandies for handling 6000 volts, I Vednedr.y Pperlul $1 Modern two-pocket style with handle. Walnut finish. SAW VICE for setting or filing 2 or 3-man saws. PILLOWS Each Fcliihlve Ward proce makes pillows light, fluffy. Feather proof tlrk. 3127. Tot's Frocks $1 PrlnU and plain cotton. Flap ed and tailored itjlw. Illugless Hose $1 Full lenKth mirror clear rhlf fens. Also long-wearing service weight. Nursery Seat 198 Complete with waist line safe ty strap, Ivory or maple. Lnstex Itoll-on $1 Olrdle or all-ln-onel Two way slrelrh lsles moulds hips and nips In waistline. Rayon Crepe Slip $1 t for Rayon crepe Wfara bfttrrl U trlmmrdt tailored) 84-44. I I LONG WEAR SHEETS Som quality sells nationally at $1.29 Close weave, 128 threads Inch. Will wear 4 yean wash 234 times. Hand-torn. Full bed siis 81x99 tn. Save. Lnngwear Cases. 42x.in In. 1 00 irn. M MVO. Sale! 5 for $1 Cheeked t a r k I a h towels. st44 In. Absorbent. Hep. JJe. Matching Wash Cloth IM M 117 80 CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286
