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PAGE FOURTEEN TlfEPFORD MATT, TRIBUTE. MEDFORP, OREfiOX. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1937. STARS RISE. FALL BUI EX-COLLAR AD MODEL JOLDS JOB Neil Hamilton Is Satisfied ; With 20-Year Record As Leading Man in Films . Pities Quick Fade-Outs By Frederick C. Ottoman (U. P. Hollywood Correspondent.) HOLLYWOOD, NOT. 19. (UP) Nell Hamilton, who laft posing for collar ads 30 years ago in New York and cara to Hollywood to act In the movlee, reported today that he haan't resetted a minute of hla time nor the hundreds of pounda of yellow grease paint he haa ameared on his face during the last two decades. For 15 of these 30 years he haa been a leading man, the handsome feLlow who takes second billing to the glam orous woman star and acts as her foil for seven reels. - He has acted In picture after pic ture, until his credit list In the mo tion picture almanac Is one of the longest In the book. He's still one of the leading leading-men. haa every hope to continue the same kind of Job for many a year to come, and Is Inclined to pity the dozens of stars he has seen flare Into the mutl-thou-annd dollar salary claM for a year or so, and then fade Into oblivion. Well Off, He Thinks. I've tried to do my work as best I could," he said. "I've tried not to worry about anything, and above all, I've never sought to get out of the it tiding man class. I've earned good wages all the time I've been In Hol lywood; I've got a nice- home, a good wife, and a bank account and I know when Fm well off." Formal biographies of Hamilton say he was born In 1899 and that his hobbles are sailing and parlor magic. He doesn't look 38 years old. He's bright-eyed, dsrk-halred and trim, like a leading man should be. And as for his hobbles, he doesn't haTe much' time to sail or do tricks with cards, because of a philanthropy of hla own devising. Head to Blind, Two nights a week he spends read ing to the blind men In the Sol diers' home at suburban Sawtelle. 'It's a selfish kind of thing." he said. "I go to read totthem because I enjoy It as much as they do, poor devils. Furthermore. It's good prac tice for me, as an actor." We raw the steamship aigantle" and the steamship "Colossal" In a rer across the Atlantic today! The "Gigantic" won. You'll be seeing the same thing when Paramount releases W. C. Fields' newest picture. "The Big Broadcast of 1938." Most of the action takes place aboard a super-streamlined ocean greyhound, which la so mod ern that It gets Its power from the lr. The action Is supposed to be taking place about 31 yeara from now In 1970. Models Are I'sed. ' Part of the plot calls for the race between the "Gigantic" and a pres ent liner, the "Colossal," which haa three stacks belching smoke. Studios ordinarily try to keep their trick pho tography under cover, but alnce It's obvious to any fan that no studio, not even Paramount, could build a 30.000.000 streamlined ocean liner for one picture, officials don't mind letting you In on the secret. It consists of two model boats, each about 30 feet long, costing about 7,000 and floating in a concrete pond on the studio tot. These craft operate by compressed air. A man lies flat on hla stomach In each one to pull the valves which turn the propullora and thus provide a new kind of movie thrill. E Por ackson county farmers have wgmilred t he Knle Point Power Fi m.r.g and Feed Processing Coop era live, near Fagle Point, under the sponsorship 0f the community snd cooperative service section. Farm Re eurlty administration. USDA. accord-. irif to Eugene Hampton, county re habtlltatlon supervisor. Facilities of a tractor and hammer mill for use on member farms will be made available and a limited num. ber of other farmers In the com muntty may be enabled to partlcl pate in the service. The new coop eratlve Is set up on the master bor rower plan, with members signing patronage agreements on a fee heals. J. A. Harrison Is manager of the group. Members Include John tong. fdward A. Rerney and A. C. Middle tsdt. LINFIELD PRESIDENT SPEAKS HERE SUNDAY Pr. Klam J. Anderson, president of Llnfield college, will apeak at the evening wrvlce of the First Bap tist church Sunday, Dr. Anderson la one of the mwl popular speaaera In the northwest. Many hare read hla articles as published In one or the Portland papers, and will wel come an opportunity to hear Mm personally and also to meet him. A cordial Invitation Is extended to ail to be present at the service. ,mlit vector ill LONDON. Nor. 13. ( API I'nlted Suites Ambassador Robert W. Cling ham sailed for honte on sick leave today, aboard the Manhattan. The American embassy announced the ambassador had suffered a recurrence of mii.iru and would remain in tbe En. ted State for "soom urns." Lunch Cloths Mann's Week Sale of 36lnch stamped linen lunch cloths) These are complete with 4 matching napkins and come In White, Green and Yellow. Fringed or hemmed edges. Reg ular 31.48, on aale tomorrow $1.19 set Wrisley's Bath - Crystals Mann's Week Sale of Wrisley's Perfumed Bath Crystals. Odors are Pine. Lilac, (Sardinia, Bo quet and old fashlonrd Lav ender. These crystals come In a A-lb. bsg and sell regular for 79o. Choice BAG 5 9c Shorts and Panties Mann'a Week Bale of Women's and Misses Rayon Shorts and Panties. These dainty garments come In various styles in a tea rose shade. Regular 69c values on sale tomorrow at 39 C pr. Chiffon Hose Mann's Week Sale of fine qual ity four-thread Chiffon Hm. A regular 70c stocking In all the wanted shades and sires. Lay In a supply 59 C pr. Boys' Suits Mann'a Week special on small boys' "Kaynee" suits These are of soft warm wool In two and three-plc.ee styles In shades of Brown, Navy and Wine $2.98 suit Boys' Pajamas Mann's Week Special on Boys' and Young Mens Flannel Pa jamas. These warm sleeping garments are in Middy Style In sizes 6 to IB Smart Full styles In color fast patterns $125 & $1.75 Boys' Wool Sox Mann's Week Sa.t of Boys pure wool socks. These are the elas tic top style and come tn goou iooitlng patterns that boys like 3 for $1.00 New Gloves New Rid O loves arrived Just In time for Mann'a Week so we marked them at 93 98 pair rhese feature imart White Piping. Contrast 8tltch tng and Cordd trims. Black, Navy, Beige and Brown. $2.98 A Thrilling Week of Value Giving by Southern Oregon's Most Popular Department Store The Coat and Suit Sale You've Been Waiting For! Wool Skirt SPECIAL A Mann's Week Special on Women's and M Imps' Wool Skirts. Included In this group are Novelty Plaids, Checks and Plain Weaves. Also Tweed Mix tures In a good selection of colors and styles . . . $155 and $3 25 values. $1.69 BLOUSES See these New "Moss-Clio" Blouses for Women and Mlrsl A soft woven fabric In smart shades of Beige, Wine. Blue Green. Peach. Black and Brown Some have A-cot ties with the "Big Apple" nppllqupd on end other with zipper fr.nt fasteners. Tailored and Sport collars. $ 1 .98 Rayon Print DRESSES Maun'a Week Sale of Women's and Misses' rayon print dresses. These well made frocks are In both short and Ion ( sleeve styles and feature the season's sum rteat rayon prints trmmed with colorful buttons nnd con trastlng belts. A grand dress for home, street, school snd office wear. Sires J4 to 44. Regular $2.98 Value SPECIAL $U98 eacr Second Floor We Are Not Going to Ask You to Wait Unh AHpr I .hnsfmas tn r.ninv a Npw JT An Fl R TRIMMRn THAT or SI IT 4- V Starting Tomorrow V5 A sensational Pre-Holiday Clearance Sale of every Fur Trimmed Coat and Suit in our vast stock at One-Fourth Off. Coats and Suits from America's leading manufacturers such as Shagmoor, Rotlimoor and other nationally known lines. In this great showing are sport and dress types for Women and Misses tailored from imported and domestic wools. On sale tomorrow at 7 .( V4off These lovely garments are generously trimmed with such popular furs as Fox, . Beaver, Caracul, Persian Lamb, Dyed Civit Cat, Squirrel and Wolf. $119.50 Fur Trimmed Coats $89.50 $110.00 Fur Trimmed Coats $82.50 $ 97.50 Fur Trimmed Coats $73.10 $ 89.75 Fur Trimmed Coats $67.10 $ 85.00 Fur" Trimmed Coats $63.75 $ 75.00 Fur Trimmed Coats $56.25 $ 69.75 Fur Trimmed Coats $52.25 $ 49.75 Fur Trimmed Coats $37.25 $ 35.00 Fur Trimmed Coats $26.25 $ 29.75 Fur Trimmed Coats $22.25 $ 19.75 Fur Trimmed Coats $14.75 3r ri; sir V S tn SEA ,P4JiJ3fcv iiA a v i 5V: I AW Coats and Suits Are Out on Display Racks for Easy Selection! Fur Trim Iff SUITS lk off! $79.75 Fur Trimmed Suits $59.75 $39.75 Fur Trimmed Suits $29.75 $35.00 Fur Trimmed Suits $26.25 $29.75 Fur Trimmed Suits $22.25 $19.75 Fur Trimmed Suits $14.75 MAIN FLOOR Annual November Sale of Wool and Cotton Blankets Plaid Sheet Blankets Kstra sectl for this Annual Sale of Blankets! . . . 70x80-inch Plaid Cotton sheet blankets that sell regularly for (too ut 49c each. These are of hear? quality and closely woven for long Ufa. Only 100 In thla lot. so hurry! Shoe Sale "J0HANSEN" DRESS STYLES Mann's Week tale of Women's and Muses' "Johstwn" tre Shoes. Included in thta tirnelj special are Brown fiuede Pumps. Brown Suede with British Van Straps. Brown Suede Oore Pumps. Black Suedes snd Pat ent Oore Pumps and Johanwn 'smooth ere" pumps. Also kid and other leading styles for Pall and Winter wear . . H'h. medium and low heel sty.es. Reg. $6.95 Shoes $4.95 and $5.95 pr. 49 All Wool Single Blankets $4.95 JL each White Sheet Blankets ftttra Special for the Blanket Sslel Our Regular 70S9-lnch Seavy wricht White Cot ton Sheet Blankets for only 98o each. These are famous for warmth and softness and they launder perfectly. Buy at least 0 at thl? low price and be ready for Winter's eld nights. 98c each Wool Blankets Another outstandlnc Blanket Value! Our reg ular tffPA all wool int'.e Blanket 4 9 each. Ttie lowest price that thts 100 wool Pirlticrrnt hlaikrt has ever sold Mr. Choice of Re. Blue, Orchid, Cireen, Ruat,. Peach and t"eiar All are my on taffeta hound. Pill bed sire. eVe thee b$ 77x84 -inch s-pound 35 Blanket at MM. Made by the famoui non Mills and pusranteed by tMs store e-ful- plaid pattern with matchhn bindings, and every blanket pre-shrunl fut to waahlr.. fH$j 95 it and et- JL pair Plaid Cotton Blankets A" Wo01 Kenwoods , Ppecil f.r the Blanket Salel TOxJO inrh tiey quality piaid Cotton Blsnkets, Pre shrunk and Pwst Color at tM pair. You would exict to pay t least 91 89 for blankets of siuh quality . , , But out they jo tomorrow at Mann's for 1 59 pr. LOWER MAIN FLOOR Put-trie B!nkl mill ftur oit ntuv Un of fmrtu WrvM K.nv? B',nkft H MM, HI 50 and I40 ri-ry wnntnl tit(i aA quality will b found In iIipm txipfrb bed coven. $9.95 to $14.50 For Your Mid - Season "Pick up" $298 New hats make new costumes , . . and these cleverly manipulated fabrics will add that zest your costumes need! Velvet! Hatters! Bagheera! Jersey 1 In bright Jewel tones as well as Black. Brown and Navy. Choose yours from this brilliant collection! Millinery Second Floor Mann's Week Sale of KUPPENHEIMER SUITS Tomonow at Mann's the Clothing Value of 1937 . . . Every one of our genuine Kuppenhelmer Sulfa on sale at one low prtce Kup penhelmers from 840 to 850 at 829.75. This Includes single and double-breasted models with plain or sport backs. Buy your Holiday suit at Mann's Tomorrow! $40. $45. and $50.00 values Go For This One Low Price $?Q95 Ad Come Early! Mann's Week Sale of "Harry Burken" Tod Coats Tom-rrow the Men's sec tion will feature at 817.95 the famous "Harry Burken" Top Coat! Thse finely tailored all Wool Coats sell regular at 819 50 and 822 50. T!:ey are tn both double and single breasted styles with full and h.lf belts, plaids and solid shades. $19.50 and $22.50 Coats On Sale For $ 17 9 MArlJ All New Models ARROW SHIRTS On Sale Tomorrow! Attention Men! . . . Arrow Shirts at $1.39 To morrow ut Mann's! These are genuine Aitows, pre-shrunk and fast color, with the famous Aroset and soft collars. Completo size and pat tern range to choose from. Regular $2.00 and $2.50 Shirts In All Sizes for $13.9
