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MEDFORD M ATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTtD. OREGON", FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938.
STA I L ,itNING BOARD
Genuine Hamilton Furs Now on Sale ... Tomorrow Only!:
WILL SEEK $100,000
1
FOR NEXT
PORTLAND. July IS. (AP) The
state board of geology and mineral
Industries will ask the legislature for
a 100.000 budget for the next bien-
nlum. the directors determined today,
The request will be similar to the
allotment granted when the legisla
ture created the board two years ago.
An off-the-record discussion, how
ever, revealed the board contemplated
changes In the division of funds, par
ticularly as they affected grubstake
loans. In the lost budget, 640,000
was assigned to grubstakes.
The board will ask the state Indus-
trial accident compensation commis
sion to readjust the rates applying to
surface and underground corkers,
The director, Earl Nixon, was author
Ired to apply for reductions for mill
employes.
No relief can be extended the
chambers of commerce at Grants Pass
and Baker for maintaining assay of
fices this year, but rental provisions
probably will be Included In the
budget.
The board reaffirmed Its position
against a mineral exhibit at the San
Francisco exposition In 1039 unless
sufficient funds were available to
assure a worthwhile display.
BOWMAN WILL SPEAK
TO SCHOOL
SALEM. July 18-(AP) The Ore.
gon County School Superintendents'
association will hold Its 10th an
nual three-day conference here be
ginning Tuesday.
The offlcera will dlacuu school
building plana, curriculum, appor
tionment of school funds, and school
legislation.
Speakers will Include C. B. Bowman
of Jackson county, association presi
dent; Secretary of State Ear! Snell;
Ren Putnam, state superintendent
of public Instruction; Fred Peterson
of Klamath county, Laurence O.
Moffltt of Lane county, J. A, Yeager
of Umatilla county, Roy E. Cannon
of Multnomah county, and Stella
Qulne of Douglas county.
BrRMTNOHAM, Eng. July 16.
(AP) -Sir Klngsley Wood, minister
for air, today ordered from Baron
Nuffield. Britain's foremost auto
mobile producer 1000 Spitfire fight
ing planes.
Tills was the government's first
order of aircraft from the philanthro
pic motor magnate who was es
tranged from Wood's predecessor,
Lord 6 win ton, who resigned under
fire. The new minister moved quickly
to make peace with Nuffield.
LONDON, July 15 (AP) Sir John
Simon, chancellor ofthe exchequer,
told the house of commons today :
that "If we don't succeed, and the '
world does not succeed tn finding
some way Jn which we can stop the
folly of this ever-Increasing expendi
ture on armaments, then. Indeed, the
future we are preparing for our
children la one at which we may
shudder."
Clerks Strike In
Grocery Concerns
PORTLAND, July 18. (JPi Sev
enty Safeway stores and four sub
sidiary concerns were affected today
by a strike of the Orocery Clerks'
union, affecting more than 000
workers.
Malcolm McLeod, clerks' secretary,
said the shutdown might spread to
Safeway units at Multnomah, Tlgard,
Oresham, Forest drove, Mllwaukle,
Oswego and Beavetron.
The strike was called last night
by the union and the central labor
council after negotiations for
newai or expired contracts were
broken off.
Here is a July Sale of Dresses that is making history at this store. Over 160 late Spring
and early Summer styles in crepes, sheers, wash silks and fabric combinations. Solid colors
and prints. One and two-piece models grouped in three attractive prico lots. Select yours
tomorrow for street, sports or afternoon wear. Below are the three exciting prices.
Values to $12.95 Values to $19.95" Values to $22.95
The Grange
Capitol Site Adda
Frizzell Property
SALEM, July 10. Iff J. M. Davers,
attorney for the atate capltol recon
struetlon commission, said yesterday
the Alloc B. Frlzwl! property, needed
as part of the enlarged capltol site,
had been purchased for $14,000,
Covers said a condemnation suit
would be dropped. Mrs. Frlraell had
demanded $35,000 for the property,
Lwhlle the commission offered lO.fiOO.
Eearller thla week a Jury awarded
Mrs. Luella M. Charlton and Mra.
Hal Pat ton 146,800 for the old Pat-
ton home.
Jacksonville Granr.f.
The Jacksonville Orange picnic will
he held next Sunday, July 17, at
Helman's Baths In Ashland. Mem
bers ore asked to bring baskets of
food, which will be eaten at 1 o'clock.
Following this, contents and games
will be provided for the chlloien. the
grownups taking part In a hall game,
ihp lutilea versus the men.
Orlflln Creek Orange will hold a
baskot picnic at Llthla Park In A.-n-
Isnd Sunday Instead of at McKee
brldga as previously announced.
Lunch will be served st 1:30 to all
Grangers and friends. Members are
to bring basket lunches.
HUMMING BIRD CAUSES
LADY TO SHED DRESS
PORTLAND. July IB. ( AP) Mrs.
Ernest H. Hall. Portland, thinks she
broke Oypsy Rose Lee's record for
swift disrobing.
It happened the other wash day
when a hummingbird dnrted down
the bnck of hor neck. Such a buzzing
and vibrating! Mrs. Hall, busy dis
robing, doesn't know what hap
pened to the bird.
Atlantic Seaboard
Lashed By Storm
NEW YORK. July 18. (AP) A
lashing rain storm and gale-like
winds left a trail of havoc atong
the middle Atlantic seaboard today.
racing across southeastern Penn
sytvanla. New Jersey, Delaware and
th eastern shore of Mnryland. the
storm, accompanied by lightning.
flooded scores of homes, scattered
finning boats helter-skolter, ripped
off roofs, felled trees and damaged
corn fields and orchards.
Mayor Walter J. Sweeney of Sea
Bright, N. J., estimated the damage
tn his town. Including the clean-up
cost, at 100.000.
SWEDEN BOASTS PLANE
CAPABLE OF 465 MPH
WASHINGTON. July 18. (AP)
Americans heard today Sweden had
an aviation motor capable of making
405 miles per hour at altitudes up
to 59,000 feet.
The American commercial attache
at Stockholm advised the commerce
department that the new motor was
a 12-cyltnder, Inverted V model, turn
ing up 1000 revolutions per minute.
It Is equipped with special com
pressors to compensate for low air
pressure at high altitudes.
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Round Trip to Summer
New Travel Toppers
You're off! For fun on the way.
clap on a feather-light felt in one W
of the smart new darks that will
assure a smart arrival! Black, navy,
spice, green.
$298
TAKE ROLLERS
For observation sight-seeing, deck
strolling, trailer travel! Kico at home,
tool Navy or white!
MANX'S
Hat Ehoj' on the Second Floor
$
lOo
$15
NO RETURNS EXCHANGES OR APPROVALS
If you really want a cool Frock for July and August
wear, select one of these Pastel or Navy Laces. Style
notes are ribbon belts, stud buttons and new scarf
ideas. They are very smart and so easy to launder.
Sizes 12 to 20.
July Sale of Cool Lace Dresses
$59.8
July Sale of Smart Wash Frocks
$J98
Swim Suits Sport Slacks
A mighty good-looking group of cool fast-color Wash
Frocks go on sale tomorrow, for just $1.98. Many are
$2.98 values. In this selection are styles for home or
street wear, including the popular dirndl and zipper
front styles.
Now Is the. time to buy Swim Suits. Here are
1938 Jantzen and Cataltna styles, featuring
"Lastex" Puckerettes and Wisp O'WooIs In one
and two-piece models. Colors Include Aqua,
Turquoise, Coral, Bohama Blue. Scarlet. White,
Black. Malse as well as clever new prints.
Come to Mann's for comfortable, style -rite
Slacks and Farmerettes. Here are Palm Spring
cloth, denim and fine cotton gabardine gar
ments in colors that are popular at the leading
resorts. Many Slacks and Farmerettes with
matching shrts.
$3.98 io $8.00 $1.98 pair
SECOND
FLOOR
WSale
SALE
of Women's
and Misses'
SI
loes
Come Early for this Salel
Here are Women's and
MlsseB' White Summer
Sa ndals. Short line of
Kedettes and odd lots of
Dress and Sport Shoes
for only $1.09 pair. Not
all sizes or styles, but
every pair a bargain.
tSl pr.
SHOE SECTION
MAIN
t'LOOK
79c TOWELS
Beautiful new designs and color, will
bo found In these regular 79c fancy
Cannon and Marshall Field Turkish
Towels. A long life, exra large sire
Bnth Towel at a New Low Price,
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mm
Manns Annual
of Towels & Linens
Price.
57c
ea.
29c TOWELS
A grand value! Regular 39c extra
heavy Cannon Bath Towels at for
1.00. Here Is a a3x44-lnch towel In
white with pastel borders. Guaran
teed to give long, lasting service. Buy
at least 10 at thla Extra Special
Special,
5 for $1.00
Sale of 1 000
Large White
Flour Sacks
A special purchase of 1 000'
large alee hemmed whtte Rout
Sacka enable, u. to sell them
to you at 11 for II 00. A regu
lar lSe value. These go on sale
Tomorrow and Monday, but we
say shop early as they won t
laat long at this Sensational
Price.
Reg. 15c Quality
EXTRA SPECIAL
on Cannon, Martex
and Marshall Field
ITOWELS
Here Is a Towel Special you cannot
afford to mlssl Regular values up to
U9 In famous Cannon. Martex and
Marshall Field Turkish Towels at 77c
each. Big, heavy, deep tone and
pnstl color Towels at a Bargain
Price.. Broken lines and color as
sortments but every Towel perfect In
quality. Choice,
39c TOWELS
Attention large users of Towelsl Here
Is a bargain. Regular 39c Cannon
Towela In white with colored borders
for only 39c each. A large size long
life Towel at the lowest price ever
quoted on Towels of the same qual
ity. Buy them by the dozen.
29
ea.
j j ea.
59c TOWELS
Another Outstanding Towel Value!
Extra large 34x50-lncn double-thread
69c Martex Bath Towels for rnly 39c
each. These come In a wide selection
of colorful plaids and In white with
paatel borders. Extra Special
52x52
in. Square
All Hand
Printed
Luncheon Cloths
12 si
FOR J
f.tre special for this July event!
Hand printed 532-lnch pure linen
Luncheon riot'.is for only 1 00 esch.
These come In beautiful new deji.na
and color omblnstlon.. Guaranteed
to launder perfectly. Your choice.
Regular $1.29 Value
39c each
Sale of New
RAYON
Lunch Cloths
Sixe 52x52-in.
Special I Our regular 79c Rayon
Lunch Cloths for only 49c each.
Big S3x.M-lnch loths In fast
color patterns thst feature the
new breakfast nook shadea.
These will sell fast at this
price, so hurry.
Sat. and Monday
$n 49
L-l MAIN FLOOR
ea.
Sale of
HOSE
A Saturday and Mon
day Sale of Women's
three and four-thread
Chiffon Hose at 60c
pair. Broken lots and
sizes but all the new
shades and every pair
guaranteed perfect In
quality.
, Values to $1
69c
Sale of
SLIPS
Special from the
Underwear Sect Ion!
Women's and Misses'
Satin and Crepe Lace
Trimmed Slips for
only 1.59. These
come In Tea Rose and
White In all sizes.
$1.98 Values
$59
NO1
PLAY
SUITS
In the Kiddle' Shop!
New overall type Play
Suits for Kiddles from
2 to 8 years for only
49c suit. Solid colors
in medium and dark
blue, some with red
trim.
49
FLOOR
SECOND
4-1 nil h"!
OUR MEN'S DEPT. FEATURES
THESE SPECIALS FOR THE
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
SHIRTS
On Sale
Tomorrow
A big Shirt Sals lor To
morrow! All of our reg
ular 1.06 Fruit of the
Loom Dress Shirts at
1.89 or 3 for 4. White
and fancies In "can't
wilt" and soft collar
styles. Guaranteed fast
color and pre-shrunk.
Choice.
$39
3 for $4. i
Cotton Undershirts
Sale of Men's fine quality Cotton Undershirts at for
$1.00. A regular 3Sc shirt that comes In the fin? ribbed
style with the long body. Ideal for summer wear.
4 for $1.00
Mens Holeproof Socks
July Clearance Sale of Men's summer
wetght Holeproof Socks. Here are
autogarts In the short style with a
built-in elastic top. Fancy summer
colors and patterns as well as white
with clocks and checks. Double heel
and toes.
The Regular
35c Values
on Sale at
4 pair $
for
STRAW HATS
The July Clearance Sale offers Every Straw
Hat in Stock at HALF PRICE. Here are
Panama types, Sailors and smart Self Block.
selling regular up to $4. ou.
HALF PRICE
Boys' All Wool
Swim Trunks
Attention Boys! Here Is a
8ale of regular 81.00 Swim
Trunks for only 69c pair.
Wool Trunks with self belts
and built-in supports at a
bargain price. Blacks, blues
and maroons.
SPECIAL
.'I
The July Clearance Sale offers our
entire stock of Boys- short sleeve
fsncy Sport Polo Shirts for 73; rnch.
These are regular (1.00 Shirts In
both tie and button front stjicb.
Made by "Kaynee."
MANN'S
69
Boys' Polo Shirts
79-
Boys' Bush Jackets
s $ 49
July Suit Clearance
The July Clothing Sale continues with Sensational
Values In Misses' and Young Men's fine hand-tailored
Suit. Included are thla seasons Hart Schalfner & Marx
modela. New clubs and Samuel Splta models. Reduc
tions qulted below.
Values to $30.00 NOW. .$16.85
Values to $35.00 NOW. .S29.85
Values to $40.00 NOW. .$33.85
Values to $45.00 NOW. .$38.85
Men's Genuine
Florsheim Shoes
Spelal for the July Clearance Sale!
Boys' finely tailored "Kaynee" Bu:
Jackets for only 11.49. Re;u:ar 1
Jackets with pafcrh pockets and full
belts. Colors are natural and yellow
our holce.
$7.95
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