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TttEPFffRD 3f5TL TRTBTjyE. 3IEDF0RD. OREGON, FRrffXY OCTOBER 29. 1937; KILLED BY SHELLS (Continued from Page One.) forte, went quickly to the ecene. Then he celled on Admiral Klyoahl Kaeegawa. Japanese naval commander la the Shanghai eector. Sanitarium Hit The Seventh Day Adventlst sani tarium . evacuated 1U patient and equipment after several bullet struck the hospital when a Japanese flyer shot at a group of Chinese soldiers and refugees at the hospltej gates. Meanwhile In Aungklang. several miles to the west of Shanghai, the American Southern Methodist Susan B. Wilson school for girls was set afire and almost destroyed, an American's home was demolished, the Southern Methodist mission compound was damaged and It 60 occupant sought refuge In dugouts during bombard ment by 20 Japanese planes. British army authorities blockaded Boochow creek with Junto end cargo boats to forestall Japanese naval at tacks on the Chinese "lost battalion' beleaguered opposite the Interna tional settlement. British tommies, rifles at their shoulders, paced cobblestones along the creek while two Japanese naval launches withdrew. The launches had been halted when they steamed up the stream from the Whang poo river toward the warehouse, opposite Unit ed States marine corps lines, where the lone Chinese detachment has held off attackers since Chinese eva cuation of Chapel two days ago. When Japanese shells began falling la the vicinity of Columbia circle seetlon In which homes of many Americana and British are located, authorities made representations to Japanese Insisting that foreign inter est must be protected. Large num bers of foreigners and Chinese there began quick night evacuations. Derby DERBY, Oct. (8 pi.) Mrs. Den ate Clark spent Monday In Eagle 4 Fotnt. Mr. King of King's highway service station is very 111 at the sacred Heart hospital In Medford. Mr. Stanton report seeing a bear !a thla vicinity early Monday morn ing. ' Mrs. William Burg called on Mr. Oustln and Kathleen Burg Tuesday morning. Mr. Mcrse la visiting Wells Mann his week. While here he did some work for Mr. Mann. Mr. Humphrey and wife of Central Point assisted with the turkey pick ing at Mr, Stanton's Monday. They picked 280 very alee birds. Mr. Btnton gave the Derby school a fine dressed turkey for lunch. This was certainly appreciated and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Murl Haynea visited school Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cummlngs and children were Saturday shopper In Medford. Percy Haley and crew are working on the road this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mann, Kathleen Burg and Mr, Oustln attended the pie social given by Girls" League of Butte Falls high school Isst Friday. Murl Deen entertained friend at hi home October 32 with dsnclng. Those present we're: Mr. and Mi. Cummlngs snd children, Wm. Ink, Vol Smith and his mother, Donald Todd and his mother, Miss Zora Dun Inp and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hill. Refreshments were enjoyed by all present. A very enjoyable time was reported. Wm. Burg and daughter, Katherlne, accompanied George Burg to Med ford Saturday. Mrs. Oustln was a dinner guest Thursday evening at the Clark home. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Oustln attended the program given at Reese Creek Thursday. Mr. Deen, Mr. Eldred and Mr. Mc Fee helped Mr. Mason saw wood Wed nesday. A large crowd of friends of the Mansflelds gathered at the commun ity hall at Derby Thursday evening to attend the shower. Quite a large donation of essentials waa given to the unfortunate family, A good pro gram of games and music was en Joyed followed by re-fresh menu. I The children enjoyed a short Hal lowe'en program Thursday afternoon, tnere being no school on Friday on account of teachers' Institute at Ash land requiring the attendance of nil teachers, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Oustln were callers In Eagle Point Thursday after school. Percy McNeil had the misfortune to mash his foot lsst week. The X-ray showed a badly crushed toe. It la still causing considerable pain and Inconvenience to Mr. O'Nell He will be unable to work for some time. DISTURBER EXILED BY-COURT DECREE Elbrldge J. Hasklns. charged with disorderly conduct on th streets of Central Point, entered a plea of guilty In Justice court yesterdsy and m sentenced to 30 day. In tha county Jail. Sentence was auapended upon condition that Haslclna leave Jackson county and the Hate of Oregon with in 34 houra. Haakliu haa a dog and the care of tha animal while lu master waa serving a jail sentence presented a problem which the court solved by exiling Hasklna from these parts. Hasklns, while In hla cups, yelled and cursed on Central Point streets, the testimony ahowed. Jimmy K. Oe borne, charged with possession of void foreign license plates on hla auto, waa assessed 93.50 and costs.. Osborne la a recent ar rival from Oklahoma. TICKETS ON SALE Tha season ticket aala of the Med ford Junior Symphony orchestra con certs being sponsored by the Med ford Zonta club Is well under way, according to Mrs. Ethelwyn B. Hoff man, who la In charge of tha project. Concert dates are: November 30, 1037; February 10 and May 3. 1938, with outstanding guest artlsta on each program. Tickets may be obtained at any of the following places: Medford Hotel. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. Pruitt'a Melody Shop. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. The Toggery. Lawrence's Jewelry. Leonard's Electric. " Craterlan Beauty Shop. Medford Mall Tribune. Carnival Dance at Oriental Gardens The Hallowe'en nolrlt will rnion .11. preme at Orlontal Gardens tomorrow night, according to Dad Dynge, man ager 01 me two popular halls. Hallowe'en decorations are being arranged and nolsemakers win h given the merrymakers. The manage ment assures everyone a good time at thla annual carnival dance. Dae Mall Tribune want ads. Van Vlack Hears . Hanging Date Set TWIN PALLS, Idaho. Oct. 23. (AP) Douglas Van Vlack of Tacoraa. Wash., alayer of his former wife and two policemen, heard today after evading two previous dates with death on the gallows that he will be hanged December 10, The date waa set by Judge James Porter, third Jurist before whom Van Vlack haa appeared to hear auch a pronouncement. In the district court In which the 33-year oVi former Uni versity of Washington student waa convicted February a. 1935. OREGON FROSH CO-EDS PROTEST SOCIAL CURB KUGENE, Oct. 38. (AP) Fresh men co-eda st six University of Ore gon sororities circulated petitions to day asking the heads of living or denizations to Investigate social pro bat Ions ordered by the dean. The petitioners objected to a ruling keep ing them on the campus after they defied a ban against freshmen dates on week nights. Kan Francisco Butter BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 39. (AP- U3DA) Butter, 03 score, 33'ic; 01 score. 34c. SACRAMENTO, Cel.. Oct. 30. (AP) Butterfnt: First grade, 40 He; sec ond praie. ftflie. BIG COMBINATION SALE Thor WASHER and IRONEH .,eJt I w I ALL FOR - m m For a short time only at a price that is less than the average washer alone PEOPLES ELECTRIC STORE Medford, Ore. Phone 252 lylhf m aWarw tf b fcacurlM, far M blgsa looklni, berter-lookbg low srkd cor. afceeolfipewsrful pot fttve a . the eefe brakes for fdodem Iraval , . , giving ttiaxlmun motoring pro CWTTH fHOCKPtOOf STHtlNO) m safe to comfortable so different ... "Hie world's ftneit ride." 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Sec your nearest Chevrolet dealer today for a thorough demonstration of Chevrolet superiority. CHEVROLET MOTOR TUVISk,.,, Cnnl ,, rww. PFTROIT. MICHIGAN. LViural ,lmra tn.raU.wnJ Clan mflMypv-nhmiuilyrwpttn: A CmrM Mtti Infa. 4"SjHt SYMBOL n A f ' sfffA1 1 111 - OmCE AND SALESROOM SPARTA BLD0. 8ERVICE DEPT. 32 NORTH RIVERSIDE ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET USED CAR LOT 234 N. RIVERSIDE, FOOT OF 4TH ST. gX) MM SATURDAY CHAROES ON NOVEMBER STATEMENTS I USE YOUR CREDIT I The Second Floor Will Be a Very Popular Place Tomorrow With All These Dollar Day Bargains! New Silk Dresses 'at V M you really want a elavar new rail Frock at a very low prloe, sea these new arrivals tomorrow at Mann's dresses styled In the football manner featuring college colors and stadium trims In one and two-piece models; sizes 13 to 30. Now ready to brighten your Fall wardrobe. On sale $Q98 Colorful Print Fxocks $20.0 New Evening Dresses Special for $ Day I New Rente Crepe Dresses In both light and dark prints at $3.00 each. Regular $2.95 dresses In both long and short sleeve styles. Dresses that are suit able for school, office and street wear. And best of all they are washable. The alzea range from 13 to 30. They arrived just In time for t Day! New taffeta, satin and moire evening frocks for your Hallowe'en and other Pall paxtles. The showing Includes many outstanding styles snd colors snd each frock features Individual styling and trimming. They are worth much more than thla Day Price $398 DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR New Self Trimmed Coats A group of lovely all wool self trimmed coata at 410.37. All purpose styles such as Swagger, Belted and Loose Fitting models In attractive wool weavea and grand rail shades. Every coat In this group Is smsrtly tailored and lined and all sizes are Included. $ 1027 Sweaters BLOUSES APRONS We Just unpacked this 91.00 group of Fall Sweaters. Slip -on style In colorful stripes and gay combinations. A grand sleeveless sweater to wear over your blouse for office, or school. Special. New shipment of Women's and Misses' Silk a-nd Cotton Bloiuee at 91.00. . Dressy and tailored styles In bright shades. Pastels, white and novelty pi a Ids. Sizes In this group are from 14 to 40. Choice . A group of adorable crushed Muslin House Aprons at $1.00. They come In yellow, aqua, blue and natural and are clev erly styled with applique on pockets and other colorful bindings. $00 $00 $J(M) MANN'S SECOND FLOOR Don't Overlook These $ Day Specials Boys' Sweat ShirU. Regular 69c Shirt now 2 for $1 Men's Fancy $1.00 Ties in both silk and satin at 2 for $1 Tie Racks for Men and Women, new metal designs, at $1 Women's Linen Handkfs. Emb. patterns. Special 5 for $1 Colored 27x34 inch Dish Towels. Your choice 6 for $1 Regular 25c Cannon Guest size Towels now 5 for $1 39 inch Spun Rayon. Reg. $1.00 yd. Good colors. 2 yds. $1 A Sensational $ Day Sale of 54-inch Wool Coatings and Suitings Extra special for $ Day! M inch fine quality aJl wool coatings and suitings at $1.00 yard. Beautiful solid weaves, novelties and tweeds in shades suitable for coats, suits and skirts. We advise early selection as these wools will sell fast. Regular $1.9 8 Value $ DAY SALE OF ARROW SHIRTS Menl Buy your "Arrow" shirts tomorrow at Mann's. Fine $2.00 and $2.50 Arrows with Aroset and soft collars at 2 for $3.00. Good selection of Fall patterns to choose from. $2. and $2.50 Shirts $ 00 yd. 2 for Fast Color Wash DRESSES $ Day Salt of Fruit of tha Loom Tat dya Wasb Frocks at S1.00. each. Colorful Cherry House Dresses In love ly patterns and styles, . Sites from 11 to 30 and . 88 to 83. Buy at least two at this prloe. Mil ItllllHIIIIIIimilllllllllllllllMIHIIIIMMIU Women's RAIN COATS I Day Sale of Wom en's and Misses' Rain coats and Capes at 11.00 each. Values up to $2.98 In thla lot; but they will sell fast, so come early. Good selection of patterns and colors. Choice ItMIIMIIIIIII IIIMIIIMIIItlllllMIIIIIIII 54-inch Felt Back Lunch Cloths I Day Sale of 54 -Inch Felt Back Calotes Lunch Cloths at $1.00 each. A 1.29 cjoth that looks like' linen and washes beauti fully. Good selection of patterns and colors. Kapok Filled PILLOWS Genuine Kopok filled Davenport Pillows at 1.00 each. 91.19 pillows with . satin, damask and Good selection of col ors and designs. Regular fa covered U taffeta, faille. I IIIMIIIIIIItltlMtllll Genuine Hickory SHIELDS I Day Special on "Marvel lte" Dress Shields by Hickory, rhese are of bollproof "Lastex" and regular 35c. On Enduretts Oiled Silk Handl-Kit wlLh your purchase of three shields at Mann's. lllltllltllllMIIIIMI Attractively Boxed PEARLS I Day Sate of lovely one. two and three strand Pearl Neck laces for $1.00. These are attractively boxed and sell regular for $1.98. On aale tomor row only at Mann's. Monogrammed Stationery Wresley's Toilet Soap Attractively boxed Montage Stationery In letter or nots sites at 11.00 per box. Includ ing your name or monogram on each lheet of paper. $1.49 value for only I Day Special on gen ulne "Wree'.eri" Soap. Ptne. lilac and gardenia In 9 bar ooxet 3 bath size and 6 toilet sire bars, mil li a 11.23 value. Saturday Store Hours Are From 8:30 Until 8:30 MAWM'S For $ Day Bar gains! , 1 IIIMK II1IIMMIIIHIIIIIHIIIMM 1 IIMIIIIMIMIIItlllll IIMMIIIIIIIIttti I II 111 ItlllHlllllllllll IMItlltllMIIMItlttllllllllMIIIIMIMIMtlttltlMIK ama
