Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 22, 1937, Page 7, Image 7

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THE GREATEST SALE OF FINE
BIDDING OF THE SEASON!
What a sale this will bel Planned to be, by far, the greatest bedding sale of the entire seasonl Wards
are famous the country over for great bedding sales . , . but this one will break all reeordsl That's becausa
every item in the sale is a sales sensation ... the finest developments in sleeping comfort are In these
items, and during this sale Wards offer these values to you at prices far below that of competition! Don't
miss this sale! If you need new bedding you can't afford tol You actually save up to 40!
A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO COMFORT!
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Ma'l 2 ' 3, room! The panel metal bed is one piece construction welded noiaeleii I B I
SVpL1 1 V' I ; ' Tine, restful 4B-lb. cotton mattress and deep 90-coil spring! I I
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Finest Innertoll
Unit Obtolnabl
872 Premie? wlr eomfoit
coili fintit (o bm had;
Protected by quilted ilial
pads to prevent Innercotl
feel, best conitructlon.
Extra Deep Felted
Cotton Upholstering
Hundred! of layeri of
new, clean, felted cotton
upholstering a deep
cushion for luxurious, rest
ful sleep.
Pre built Matching
Ventilated Border
Found only on finest mat'
tresses means mld-mattress
comfort out to the very
edge. Ventilators Ireep In
t trior fresh and clean.
Regular $29.95 Quality
Here's an innersprlng mattress that will give you restful, invigorating
sleep every night I It's the kind you see advertised regularly throughout
the country it $29.95 made like the expensive mattresses that lull world
travelers toleep on palatial ocean liners I Only such quality could give
you the long, satisfactory wear and luxurious sleeping comfort of Wards
famous "Luxury Liner"! A famous maker built them filled them with
272 deep, bouncy, comfort coils, sisal pads and hundreds of layers of
soft, fluffy, felted cotton lintersl All of these expensive features and
more were included in the "Luxury Liner?) The prebuilt border won't
sag! Four rip-proof cord handles for easy turning! Covered with one of
the newest, strongest, mos attractive Rayon Medallion Damask tickings
on the market today 1 Available in all standard sizes f
$2.50 DOWN, $3 Monthly, Plus Carrying Charge
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Mattresses
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Compjre SIS queHty ny
wherel 90 double dck coili
of fnm Premier wire, with
new helical coil suspended
platform top morncomfortl
$21 '05 Qualify
Iniierspring
Pfump Fonllicr
Pillows
1590
190
Putful sleep In etch of the
209 comfort coile in every '
layer of new. clean cotton I
Beautiful, new, imported
medallion damask tickirujl
Gooie and Turkey feathers
made fluffy and to toft by
Wardi vitalizing! Feather
proof ticking fine linen fin
Ian. 2127 inch sit.
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Value
STUDIO LOUNGE
More (iui!lty than uuel SS.oO loiinaeel A beautiful davenport
that npena to double or twin bwlal MORE COMPORT becauae
the pnetiire-right arm and bf keep the brwk at Juat the
right angle for reatful lounemgl MORI COMFORT becauae
you aleep above unhealthtul floor draful The fine, rough
weave. Inng-wearlne flgnred tApeatrr will fit In with the
mlnr heme of any living room In perfect harmonyl
SI linvin. SA Mnnthls, ritia f'arrvlng fharge,
Momtf g(Dflnuenoy Wairdl
TELEPHONE 286
117 80UTH CENTRAL
OUR YEARS WORK
ON
PORTLAND. Sept. it. (AT) Four
yean of engineering genlua will ua
fold themtelvea for prealdent Rooee-
velt next week when be view for the
aecond time the great dam he au
thorlred at Bonneville on the Colum
bia river.
United State army engineers will
guide the executive over the same
ground he Inapected in Auguet, 1934,
at the att of the tss.ooo.ooo power
nd navigation project he approved
the year before. The scene la differ
ent, however, for the project will
grind, out power by the end of the
year.
Scene Tranaformed
Three yeara ago men and machin
ery were gouging Into the baaaltte
foundation for the power houae. nav
igation locks and aptltway. Oreat
plies and rock marred the spectacular
beauty of the Columbia river gorge.
A construction city of frame ahacka
had been hastily erected.
Now there are beautifully designed
homea on the government reservation.
The raw. Jagged cut through the
rocks has been tranaformed Into a
passageway for ships. A massive pow
erhouse apana the channel between
the Ongon ahorc and Bradford's.
Island. Water flows where the presi
dent saw the river bed exposed In
1934. Elaborate flshways carry the
migrating salmon upstream to trtetr
nattve spawning grounda. Tho ptllara
of tho spillway stand like eoldlera
across the channel.
Road Relocated
Engineers have relocated railways
and highways. Revetment work la un
derway to protect river communities
from floods.
Olant gatea control the river's flow
ao tbat powerful turbines may rotsat
the electric generators and send out
power to the Pacific Northwest.'
Under tentative plana, tne preal
dent will reach Bonneville September
38 at S a. m. (PAT.), leaving at
9 a. m. for Hood River. Then be will
motor over the Mt. Hood loop high
way to Ttraberllne lodge, tucked
away on the queenly peak of tho
Cascade range. After dedicating the
lodge he will drive to Portland and
continue to Seattle.
xecutive to Be Shown
Progress at Bonneville
Since 1934 Visit-Ready
Soon to Furnish Power
SAN GABRIEL CORPS
IN
NEW YORK. Sept. M (AP) Par-
ty-elht geyly comparUoned cabal-
eroa from California who marched
and drilled with West Point proctaloa
and played musical masterpieces with
trumpet, cymbal and drum, one
again are the champion corpa of the
American Legion.
Pride of San Oabrlel Poet No. 443,
the corps, which loat the drum, and
bugle corpa champlonahlp last year -to
the Commonwealth Idlson Corpa
of Chicago, achieved a comeback la
competition with M other crack out- - -
flta. .
In costumes reminiscent of old
pejn dark trousers, whit satin '
blouses, net crowned, wide brimmed
hata and red Bashes the Oallforalena '
gained a rating of 9aaas from the 11
Judgea to win flrat prln of S1.3SO.
Two eastern oorpa the orange coat
ed Eaat Orange, N. J Poet Me. 78 and
the blue uniformed outfit from the
Henry H. Houston n (aecond) post
NO. 8 from Oermantown, Pa., tied for
second prln of 1700. They scored
96.16 each. The Harvey Seeda Foot
of Miami, Pla, finished fourth wit
9S.40. Third prire was S3 50 and MOO ''
went to the fourth place winner.
KLAlffl'NlRODS
SHOOT HUGE BEAR
KLAMATH FALLS. Sept. 99. (AP)
When Clifford Scrogwma and Ever
ett Kldler went hunting along Dead
lioras creek on Oearhart mountain
yesterday, they were loo kins; only far
deer, but 600-pound black bear waa
their prire prise they agreed they,
would Juat aa soon forego In the fu
ture. Srroggtna saw the bear flrat and
ihot once, wounding It In the throat.
The maddened animal then charged
it Kldler, digging up the ground and
tearing nark off trees In Its path.
Kldler said he was scared but de
eded to shoot anyway, and tho bullet
trom his rifle dropped the bear In
It tracks.
The men had to cut the care sea
,n two In order to carry It Into camp.
forest service man said It was the
largest bear ha had seen killed In the
Oearhart country,
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Prosperity la Waste.
BERKELEY. Cel. (UP) This city
haa found a new means tor gauging
the growth and development of t
municipality. It increased revenue
from garbage last year waa 6.64 pat
cent. .
Special Joe. eaters' Fine.
HOLUSTTR, Cal. (VP) -Judge
Fred Vail baa fixed at 116 the legal
rate for practical Jokers who thing
It la funny to dump the aalt and
.pper Into the sugar bowl la res
iauranta. Caa Mall Tribune want acta.