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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1937)
PAGE FOURTEEN rEDFOTlD M'ATL TRTBTJNTE, fEDFORT), OREfiON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1937. Anniversary Sale of Women's SHOES FOR UNITING OF ALL IN CHRISTIANITY CINCINNATI, Oct. 18. (fl) The Protestant Episcopal church pledged Its cooperation today In a movement which some theloglans hope eventual ly will unite the world In one Chrls tlan (alth. First, It Invlled the Presbyterian church In the U. B. A. to consider steps for achieving organic union, and second, It endorsed the proposed world council of churches and agreed to send two delegates to a prelim inary conference In Holland In May, 1938. At the same time, however, the church's triennial general conven tion here, through which th coop erative moves were made, decided not to Join the federal council of churches of Christ in the United States until after the conference on the world council. The Invitation to the Presbyterians was said by Informed churchmen to be the most Important and definite step the Episcopal church has ever taken toward union with another denomination. It has been holding conversations with the Presbyterians and Methodists for several yeara, has aproached the Lutherans, ahd la con sidering opening negotiations with the Reformed Eplscopsl churoh. KANSAS CITY PICKETS KANSAS CITY, Oct. 18. The Star today quoted Harry Bennett, Ford Motor company executive, aa saying "as far aa I am concerned we axe all through In Kanaai City," where the company's closed assembly plant has been picketed since Monday. The paper said Bennett, personnel director of the company, aatd In a telephone conversation from Detroit: "As far as I am concerned, we are all througn In Kansas City, and I believe I -have something to aay about It. That's all there la to It. We can't get police protection. The Ford Motor company doesn't work that way." YOUNG GIRL'S DEATH SOUTH BEND, Ind Oct. IS. flr BherUf William J. HoelnsM today re leased Adolph Stopper after ques tioning the ao-year-old youth over night about the fatal ahootlng of MelbK Moore, la, daughter of a vil lage Iruck driver. The danger (Ind.) girl was wound ed fatally late Tuesday night while ahe rode on a lonely road In an automobile with Stopper and Char lea Walton, IT. The sheriff said the young men contended an unidentified gunman, ourslng with a foreign accent, opened fire on them when they stopped their automobile, believing him to be a motorist In trouble. AHEAD OF LAST YEAR WASHINGTON, Oct. . " The nation's auto trnrflo toll, despite "spotty Improvement" In states and cities which have conducted vigorous safety campaigns, ta running about 30 percent ahead of last year. This estimate came today from the American Automobile association. It was based partty on fatality report, .of the census bureau, which showed 05 fntnlltles In 13 cities above 60.000 population during the first 39 weeks this year, aa compared with 8.334 In the same period of 1030. in the first 80 weeks of 103S. fatalities totaled S.7B In the 135 cltlra. Famous Printer On Dedication Program EUGENE, Oct. IS ! John Henry Nash, tamrd San Francisco printer and hook collector, will apeak at ceremonies formally dedicating the University of Oregon's new MO0.OO0 library, October 33, M. H. Douglass, librarian, nnnouneed today. Other speakers will Include Ore gon's senators, Charles L. McNary and Frederick stelwer; Ellis T. Lawrence, dean of the school ol architecture and allied arts, and university library architect', Chancellor Frederick M. Hunter: Dr. Burt Brown Darker, uni versity vlce-prealdent. and Douglass. Many Last Rites On Golden Gate Bridge SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16. (P Kites for the dead have become al most a commonplace on the Oolden Oste bridge. Captain Al Caswll. chief of the state highway patrol bridge detail, disclosed todny that the ashes of 30 persons have been consigned ro the sea from the span alnce Its com pletion. A lot of people have asked pcr mlaln to scatter aMies from the bridge." he said. "We never refuse "It's like a burial at sea, only nicer. In a way," llhinwier-llelirs lllliled VOKK SI'UlNtIB, Pa. I Ul'l Stones bearing Imprlnta of prehistoric din raura. discovered near here several months ago. have been divided among representative from tn Carnegie Institute of Technlcology, Pittsburgh; National Museum Washington, D. 0.: Pennsylvania state Museum, Hsrrisburg. and the Gettysburg National Military Part office. Cm Mill rrluuoe tut ad. Anniversary Sale of Mens Pure Wool TOPCOATS A Dramatic Value In Men's All Wool TopcoaUl Bought especially Tor this Great Anniversary Sale made to sell for many more dollars, but we. marked them 10.47 and $23.47. See these Fine Coats To morrow. Choose a dingle or double breasted model In Oxford Blu'o, Oxford amy, Light Gray or Brown and Qray plaid. Half and Full Belts with inverted pleat and split tall backs. Truly the biggest coal valut In So. Oregon. 19 47 Anniversary Sale of Boys' Underwear Mothers . . . We call your attention to this Anniversary Special on Boys' Warm Cotton Un ion Suits at 07c suit. Lour and short sleeve styles, ankle length. A grand garment for Win ter wear. 97 SUIT New Buck Shoes tn t he Mrn's Shoe Sect ion Tomorrow a sale of Blaek .or Fronn erepe sole shoes tc men. These have a lotut wearing Bink Vpprr and coma in weight very suitable for Winter near. Get a pair at this Anniversary Price $f97 PAIR K27 th V 9 'gilO'i - For the third Saturday of Our 27th Anni versary Sale we offer a group of Women 'i and Misses' ihoes at a Sensational Price. Smart Novelty Dress and Walking styles from such popular lines as Johansen, Rogue Deb and Vitality Arch Shoes . . . Gabar dines, Calf Skins- Patents and Combinations will be found in this Anniversary Shoe sale Regular Values to $6.95 Bought Especially for Our Anniversary Sale Silk and Wool DRESSES Anniversary Sale of Dresses that are the new est in Fashion and at a price that really means thrift. Silk and Wool Frocks for every day time occasion will be found in this $7.97 group. New Autumn shades in solid tones and clever combinations in one and two-piece styles, See these New arrivals tomorrow $97 New Self Trimmed COATS Specially Priced for Anniversary Every Express brings New Coats to sell at this anniversary price, $19.27. Included in our last ship ment are lovely all wool self trimmed styles that feature nov elty and solid weaves as well as soft warm tweeds. These coats are all lined with fine quality lining and come in sizes for Women and Misses. $ 11027 1; " SECOND FLOOR We Call Your Attention T o These New Rothmoor Sha gmoor COATS Self Trim Models Specially Priced Another group of Women's and Misses' all wool self trimmed coats for $25.00. These finely tailored models are offered in all of Autumn's best shades and styles making tbem ideal for Street, Business or School wear. $2500 A ST A TO A. I Anniversary oale or WASH FROCKS Only outstanding style suc cesses and shades will be found in this showing of $35 Roth moor and Shagmoor self trim med coats for Fall. Each gar ment hand tailored from fine wool fleeces and de luxe wools. Truly an all purpose coat for Women and Misses, $35 in New Winter Styles Many women will buy two and three of these grand New fast color Wash Frocks tomorrow at this Anniversary Sale Price. Lovely Fall col orings in Prints and Floral patterns attractively trimmed and smartly styled. We think they are the best looking Wash Frocks in Medford. EXCLUSIVE AT MANN'S Sizes 12 to 48 Your Choice $ 87 New Fall Sweaters Women's and Misses' All Wool Sweater . , , Bought esrxvlally lor th Annlvrraary Sale and marked only M97. Throe coma In slip on styles with either long or short sleeves. Many attractive colors and patterns In aires .14 to 0. Choice $097 New Fall Skirts Thl I going to be Rig Skirt Sweater eeannnl Knowing thl we bmiitht oklrtn of fine warm Wool in wlnr nnd weavea that will Mend with the Nrw Sweater Mode See trte New Arrival tomorrow. We are showing Mrntaht line Skirta nnd flnr typ in atyle you'll love. $95 Rich and Gl Sale of Fabric Gloves 75c and $1.00 Values Anniversary Special on Wo men's Fabric Gloves! Slip on styles with the popular stitch trim In Wine. Rust. Black, Brown, Beljie, Navy, Blue and Oreen. Tour choice tomorrow 57 C pr. Second Floor Regular $5.50 Val. MAMA'S In a brilliant collection of tiny hats . . . specially selected for their smart styling . . . their exquisite quality . , . their outstanding value! Hats that look much more than $2 05! Your little velvet is here . . . priced to save you money 1 $295 Millinery Mann's Second Floor Handkerchiefs Regular 2 for 15c Anniversary Sale of Hand kerchiefs, Including our New Pall Prints of fine qusllty Handkerchief l,awn. Rich costume shades that are guaranteed fast to mashing. 3 for 17c amorous APRONS Anniversary Special on "Ever Ready" fast color Percale Aprons. These are in the New Pall Shade with Ruffle and Bias trim. A?7 -Li. Nationally Known Shoes for Children From $1.87 To Poll-Parrot , . . All Sizes $3.95 Pair. Main Floor Anniversary Sale of HOSIERY Anothar Outstanding Buy In Women's full fashioned Silk Hosel Beautiful four-thread Chiffon and seven thread Service weights In all of Autumns lovely shades at S7c pair. Included are sizes 8'j to 1014. Your choice at Mann's tomorrow. Regular 79c Hose 57 c pair HOSIERY MENDING As Our Hosiery Mending Qlrl about the Anniver sary Special on Mending. She will tell you how to save money this month on all hosa repairs. Hosiery Mending Table Mann's Main noor. "Venus Form" SLIPS Specially Priced . for Anniversary "Venuaform" Slips are tail ored from a New pre ahrunk slip material and will not rip at the seams. These slips In tailored styles with touches of em broidery and bits of lace go on 3ale tomorrow for 77c each. Tea Rose shades In all sizes. Regular $1.19 Val. 77' if II MAIN FLOOR Nubbed Tweed 54 Inches Wide Anniversary Sale of 54-inch lielit weicht all wool Tweed at $1.97 yard. This U a Nubbed in Contrast Fabric sue as a Fleecy Diagonal or a Plain Fleece Tweed ... A irrand material for your Topcoat or Winter Suit. Ask to see these tweeds Tomnrrnw $J97 MAIN FLOOR yard Kiddies' Outing Pajamas trim. 1 I 57c 57c