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MT.PFOKT) rATTi TTCTBUTCE. MEDFOHD. O'REGO'N'. FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1938. Saturday Last Day of the Popular "Mann's Week" Sales OF CHILD'S HEALTH L NEW Hart Schaffner & Marx, Samuel Spitz and M. Wile Suits for 1938 MIIHIIIIimittllllimillllllllllMIIIMIIIMII Adequacy Not Frequency De termines Value of Exam luded in This Mann's Wee inations in School, PTA Congress Told by Medic PAGE SIXTEEN 3, laiMiuMtiioini &T?0V---i&riZVSyL'- Inc SAlT LAKE CIT7, May 30, (AP) Hurried iealth examination of children were yesterday termed more detrimental than beneficial by an executive of the American Med ical association. The Importance of health check ups Is not the frequency but the adequacy," Dr. W. 8. Bauer, Chicago, director of the A. M. A.'s bureau of health and public Instruction told delegates to the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, "Hurried examinations are more detrimental than beneficial and most of them might better not be done Aflvlws flood Pay "Economic conditions determine the amount and adequacy of med ical care Just as It determines every thing else. The solution for school health programs is to pay school physicians well." "The greatest problem In public health today is lack of adequately trained personnel," Dr. Bauer said. Dr. Bauer said the trend In pub lic health had been toward greater extension of governmental activity, which ho said along certain lines was necessary and desirable. Upholds Private Practice "The government has Inescapable responsibilities toward the public health," he asserted. "From an educational standpoint It Is proper for health officials to Interest themselves In pneumonia syphilis, heart disease and cancer, but there are essentially personal problems and their treatment should remain In the hands of the prlvat practicing physician. ' "More money than ever before is available for public health develop' ment In the united states today, Favor Hex Education "The money available 1b being used by officials In accordance with their Judgment. With some of this judg ment the medical profession Is not In agreement. The medical profession till holds that the treatment of the sick and a large proportion of pre ventive medicine belong In the hands of the practicing physician." Almee Ztllmer of Madison, Wis. told the congress sex education should have a definite place In the school curriculum as well as In the home. "Young people, she said, 'are sadly In need of Intelligent advice along the linos of social hygiene. Dr. Ada Hnrt Artitl if Cincinnati supported Miss Zlllmer In her asser tion, childish curiosity about sex should be satisfied. "Such curiosity Is normal and should be encouraged," she said. "But the Information they deal re should be obtained In a scientific way at home and school Instead of from cheap magazines and movies." High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS By Dorothy Plynn An assembly was held May 18 to present awnrda to several members of the track tram, and other students for good rltlRenshlp. Mr. Hue song presented the "Sons of the American Revolution" awards to students for good citizenship. Re ceivers were: Alpha Whlllock. Burton Daugherty and Martin Luther. Mr. Bowerman gave letters to 33 boys for their work on the track team. Receiving awards were Jack Bowman. Chrln Barker, Midge Ben ford, Ray Crosby, Bill Caples, Dsn Bhrhart, Bob Ettingor, Dick Finch, Don Horner, La Verne Johnson, Mar tin Luther, dene McCurley. Don Montflth. Bob NcwlAnd, Louie Thur man. Bob Verblck, Russ Werner, Bob Loetfler, BUI Townes, Vndlm Avto monoff, Arthur Carpenter, and Cecil Reich. Receiving numerals for track were: Bishop, BTiiMon, atfford. Hickman. Howard. Lyman, Lawerence, Otms chled, Todd. B. Bowman, J. Chtlders. Taylor. Wrlsht. Young and Lang- ston. Bccnuno these boys are under graduates, they will probably all be out next year to be outstanding team members. Seven trophies given by local merrhnnts were , presented to the school or members of the track team. The program was concluded with two numbers from Med ford's cham pionship band, which carried second place at the regional meet in Seattle last week-end. On May 13 A. H. Banwell of the Jarkon County Chamber of Com merce and Max Henne. manager of United Line here spoke at the high school In connection with na tlonnl airmail week. Mr. Henne discussed the first air planr. with a two-cycle motor up to thn present day Douglas airliner, and their speeds. Mips Muriel Stocks mentioned all details of her first trip on the main liner, on the occasion rot her being "Miss Jackson County."' Pictures were nlso shown of the arrival of Mis? Alaska" by plane, topping for a fiw minutes in Mrd ford. REINDEER TEAM TAKES PART IN AIRMAIL WEEK RANtiF.LEY. Me.. May 20.-(APi Tills community's population of 1473 lined a reindeer team Thursday in observing national atr-mall week. A led. lo.ulrd with 357S pieces of mall, truclKed from the post of (ire to the airport under the guiding hand and cracking whip of Mos-Soo-Nok Eaklmo "musher." There the mml ma tian fern-d to an outbound plan. 1 rW.?r' SI 1 II I . i-'ttti, til in Jv ' Av. Mann's Week Sale of Summer Dresses For the last day of our "Mann's Week" dress sale we have selected a group of new Spring and Summer frocks in the popular Jacket Bolero and dressy styles. These are in prints and solid "shades and feature all the very newest style notes. Regular and half sues. Regular $19.95 $1495 $1695 Wash Dress Sale! In the wash dress section tomorrow a sale of $1 50 Fast Color Cotton Frocks in all the newest printed patterns. Style notes aro wooden buttons, sashes and boleros. A gay group of good looking Summer dresses for only Junior it-. ' .-,. Millinery Second Floor WITCHERY BONNETS ' For New Flattery Fashion's latest pot . . . mid yours, too, with smart high crown and flattering off-face brim. 8traws! Felts! Fabrics! White! Pastel! Navv! Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Coat Shop Regular $22.95 a GIRLS' COATS HALF PRICE Muny a miss from 4 to 14 will have a new lyht weight coat for Summer wear, because Mann's ortcr for tomorrow a group of $5.08 to $12.08 Spring Coats for girls at Just Half Price. All colors and styles to choose from. Shop Second Floor $?98 ,$398 jLj and Spring Coats & Suits Now Half Price! Think of it! A half price Ooat and Suit sale on the 21st day of May. Now that's a valuo you cannot afford to miss! Included in this group are Spring coats by Rothmoor and Shagmoor smart 3-pc. suits and many other choice garments in 1938 fitted and swagger styles. Note the sale prices quoted below. $19.95 Spring Coats on $29.95 Spring Coats on $25.00 Spring Coats on $29.95 Spring Coats on $39.95 Spring Coats on $49.95 3-piece Spring Suits are on Sale for $24.98 $59.95 3-piece Spring Suits are on Sale for $29.98 Second Floor Thank You Cards 5c I k;. Gift Suggestions for the GRADUATE! The graduates will soon be with us! Young men and women finishing another milestone in their pursuit of education. Give thorn something on this important day something from a store that has watched them come up from kindergarten. They will appreciate a gift from Mann's. 1 Monogrammed Stationery, special, per box $1.49 Lucien Le Longs Fine Perfumes at $1.50, $1.75 Lovely Single and Double Compacts on sale $1.00 Schaeffer's Famous Fountain Pens $1.98 to $10. Popular Quinlan Travel Kets, priced at $7.50 New Pieces in Costume Jewelry priced at $1.00 Van Raalte Fabric Gloves, New Shades, for $1.00 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, priced at 25c and 50c Slip Cover Linen Bags, New Styles, at $2.50 Silk Lounging Pajamas, from $1.98 to $8.98 Flannel and Silk Robes, priced at $1.98 to $10.95 Silk and Cotton House Coats at $1.98 to $5.98 New 1838 Swim Suits, all colors, at $1.98 to $8. Leather and Linen Luggage $7.95, $12.50, $17.95 Dainty Dance Sets in White and Tea Rose at $2.98 Silk and Rayon Pajamas, from $1.00 to $5.98 Satin and Crepe Slips, all styles, $1.00 to S5.98 Sheer Chiffon Hose, in all shades, $1.00 to $1.35 Boys' All-Leather Travel Kits at $2.50 to S5.00 Wilson Brothers Famous Oban Shirts at $2.00 Fine Botany All-Wool Neckties on sale for $1.00 Popular Holeproof Sport Socks for boys at 55c Give the Boy "Skipper" Sports Wear, $1.00 up Famous John B. Stetson Hats priced at $5. Haspel Summer Suits for Young Men at $16.75 h MEDFORD'S MANNS SUIT EVENT! We don't have to impress you with the quality of the above suits you know that they use only the finest of linings, choice woolens, and insist on their tailors doing a perfect job of tailoring. But, what we do want to impress you with is that these suits are new 1938 styles and that you'd better come in tomorrow it's the last day of the sale. , $45.00 Hart Schaffner Suits are $39.85 $40.00 Hart Schaffner Suits are $34.85 $35.00 M. Wile & Company Suits are $29.85 $30.00 M. Wile & Company Suits are $24.85 $25.00 Samuel Spitz -Suits are now $19.85 $22.50 Samuel Spitz Suits are now $13.85 Sale Sale Sale Sale for $9.98 for $11.48 for $12.50 for $14.98 now now now now Sale now for $19.98 Graduation CARDS 5c to 25c OWN STORE Mllltim IIIIIIIIIIMIMIIII in- 'Mllllll I Hill VXV il "" ft J t J mm F Of Sale of 4 thread 1 ' Chiffon HOSE Tomorrow last day of our Mann'a Wfpk sale oJ regular 79c lour thread chiffon hose for 59c pair. This super hosiery value offer? you a choice of nil the new Sum mer shades In all sizes. Buy sev. eral pair at this special sale price 59 pair Anklets, all shades, 15c Sale of A-B-C cir spec.ni :or me last day or Mann s Week 36-Inch Past Color Sanforized ABC Dress Prints at 3Jc yard Values In this group up to 49c Including printed sheers dotted Swisses, printed piques, broadcloths, gabardines and other Summer fabrlra from the famous ABC line. Buy now for all Summer wear. Silk Sale In the Silk dept. tomorrow and Monday only 1.98 all sllU pure dye prints In a marvelous range of ;lorlous Summer patterns and colors for only 88c yard. Silks for street, sports, afternoon and evening frocks Included In this unusual special. Every yard pure silk and guaranteed washable. Saturday & Monday Only 88 yard Sale of Chenille In the Brains section on the lower main floor 1 sale - of genuine Bates chenille Bed Spreads at 95 each. A These come in all white and pastel color comblna:lons g m in the 99x114 inch slre. A well cov-red chenille spresrt g S J that will sell later on for much more than this lo-v 9m m sale price. Golden Gate & WearweJl Sheets Sheet prices are advancing so take advantage of this Saturday specIal on nationally known Golden Gates and Wearwells. Here are dXtr&?ne.eu from our reguur stock at prices you cannot ?1X!! SHen Gate Sheet5' $L45 lue $1.24 I?X!o olden Gate Sheet8 MAS value $1.09 51X!08 )yrearwe Sheets. $1.25 value for $1.09 72x108 Wearwell Sheets, $1.19 value for 99c Sale of Stamped Pillow Cases Prom Lfte Art f pt. comes this Saturday sale of stamped Pillow Cae. at J9c each. Here are new patterns stamped on fine quali'y pillow tublna Hemstitched iwvi.r. vnnn ana crc.-n instructions Included esse, tpecssi Mann's Present New White SHOES By Johansen High ityle whlta Aboes from a famous maker now ready for Sum mer at- Mann'. White pigskin, sandallzed pumps, new linen and calf crosa strapa and the popular Wedgle all are here In elzea and widths for every foot. Let us show you theae new white Johan son's. $695 Shoe Sale A Mann's Week ahoe sale tomor row. Here are whites, blues, browns and thrush shades In a grand assortment of Spring and "Summer styles at & greatly re duced price. Your choice $349 pr. FREE, CANDY Attention kiddles Tomorrow In our shoe department the Candy Stripe Klddette Girl will give away free to every boy and girl wo visits our ahoe section with parent or grown up, a big stick of Kld dette Striped andy. Come In and get yours. Slip Special In the Underwear section tomorrow a Mann'a Week special on Women's Silk and Rayon Slips. Regular values up to 1.49 Including tailored and lace trim med styles In white and tea rose. Cholc $100 JL . each Wash Prints Bed Spreads 59 with each ea 27c M yard jfi j TV 1S J mm
