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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1940. ABANDONED CATSll aub MAIL'S Air Conditioned for Your Comfort FOR HUMANE UNIT Society Urges Delivery of VnwizM Pets at Shelter Instead of Abandonment So mny unwanted cats have been dropped off in the nelgn borhood of the Jackson County Humane society on Midway road that they have become wild, a menace and a aerloua problem the society laid today. A lookout ii to be maintained In the neighborhood and if any one is caught dropping off a eat he will be prosecuted under the Oregon law that prohibits abandonment of animals, the so ciety warned. The society made a plea that unwanted cats be delivered to its shelter where the animals re ceive humane treatment. When eats are abandoned in an un familiar neighborhood, they be come wild and it's practically impossible to do anything for them, the society pointed out They become too wild and wary even to be caught in humane traps, it was asserted. No Excuse The society emphasized that no charge is made for accepting cat for humane treatment True, it was said, a voluntary contribution is usually requested to help defray the society s ex penses. as there are no other sources of revenue for the care of cats. But if a person cannot afford a donation, the cat is ac cepted Just the same. It was de clared. So, it was pointed out, there Is no excuse for dumping off cats and leaving them ex posed to starvation and to a life of wildness and prolific repro duction if they survive. The shelter Is open dally from 7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. SCOUTS, LEADERS June Lock (above), 16-year-, old evangelist, will return to the Foursquare church. Central and Jackson streets, lor a re vival campaign starting Sunday at 7:4S p. m. Meetings will be held nightly, except Monday, at the same time. PARTY WILL VISIT E ON T Delegation - Due at 9:20 A. M. On Air Tour Publi cizing Salem Centennial Local Boy Scouts and their leaders, through their council president, Larry Schade, recog nized today the ninetieth birth day of-their national scout com missioner, Daniel Carter Beard. "Uncle Dan." as he Is familiarly known to over a million Boy Scouts in this country has been actively associated with the or ganization since Its founding in 1910. Dan Beard was famous as an author and outdoorsman long before the Boy Scout movement was launched In the United States. He was quick to see its possibilities here and was one of the first to associate himself with Scouting. At the age of 90 he still appears regularly at na tional gatherings of scouts and writes and illustrates a page each month in Boy's Lite, the Boy Scout magazine. The following telegram was sent to him today by the local organization. "Congratulations and best wishes to the grandest scout of all on his ninetieth birthday from all the Cubs. Scouts and Scouters of the Cra ter Lake Area Council In south ern Oregon and northern Cali fornia. Larry Schade, president" Publicizing the Salem centen nial celebration, Gov. Charles A. Sprague and party of officials will make a 30-mlnute visit at Medford municipal airport next Tuesday morning. On an air swing around the state, the governor and his party will arrive from Eugene at the local airport at 9:20 a. m. and leave for Klamath Falls at 9:50. Officials of the city, county, Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and other organiza tions will be at the airport to greet the governor and his party. The public also Is invited to help form a general reception committee for the state's chief executive and his colleagues. In Big Boeing The air tour is to leave Salem at 7:33 a. m., with stops to be made at Eugene, Medford, Klam ath Falls, Bend, Pendleton and Portland. The swing around the state will be made in a ten-passenger Boeing plane chartered from United Air Lines. In the governor's party will be Earl Snell, secretary of state. W." W. Chadwick, mayor of Salem, Irl S. McShcrry, man ager of the centennial commis sion, E. H. Bingenheimer, presi dent of the Salem Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Bruce Ft. Baxter, president of Willamette univer sity, and Jerrold Owen, publicity chairman. The Salem centennial celebra tion will be held July 31 and August 1, 2, 3 and 4. Radio Highlights Over-Inflated Tire Fatal Ontario, Ore., June 21. (P) An automobile overturned In a ditch 10 miles north of here yesterday killing the driver. Mrs. Laura M. Penn, 57, of Portland. An over-Inflated tire caused Mrs. Penn to lose con trol of the automobile, stute police said. By Associated Press (Time is Pacific standard) Tonight: Europe, CBS. 4 55. 8:30; WJZ-NBC, 8; MBS, 8, 8:15: NBC, 8. Talks MBS, 5. Frank Gan nett at Atlantic City: WABC CBS. 8. Thomas E. Dewey on "Roosevelt Must Go." Saturday: Europe. NBC, 4 a. m.; CBS. 4 a. m.. 2:45 p. m : WEAF-NBC, 9:30 a. m.J MBS, 2:45. WEAF-NBC 10 a. m.. I'm An American, Dr. Albert Ein stein guest; CBS-Chain, 10:15 a. m. and 2 03 p. m.. Repub lican convention comment: 2:15 NCAA track meet. WJZ-NBC, 10 a. m.. Rep. R. G. Teno rowicz on "Farm Proerity and Defense." 11 a. m., Mrs. Preston Davie on "A Challenge to the Republican Delegate." CloUna Urn for Too lata to Clas sify Ada It I JO p m. extraordinary features mark the CR-O-St-EY 1940 SHELVADOR Eczema Itching. Burning Distress C.Ha Quit her taw ant) Comfort No attirfrrrr mn afford to p tip this hontrit offer of Mtttfacllon or mortfT bark. Dunn tli pat 3S yar houaanda of bottle, of Muonra Rmerald CM I haw brn -old for Juat ueh troubl. anm eittrnalljr cauwd akin condl- tlona Oo to your dnirirtut today and t ft araall original bottla of Emtrald Oil and uae u dlrctd. You'll r-tiff quicker than you rwt ptctd--4id Iriff natur. tt bflpa promo it faaitr baalinf. Art today on our atwolut fur ftat ox aatUracUoa ox oej back. I J 56 I DOWN ""l ISC a SAT I eitre heWet-la-tkt-e'aer Pertalole H4 ceteri FREEZORCOLD litre specs far 'realise H. eesltry, let srteai 6CU.F7. S0995 MIA IK Witt I yeer werraaty FELDMAN ELECTRIC 237 E. Main at Bsrtlttt Phone 917 rASStX See Our 4 A If I W Mann' fJgJZh U M Summer VM i FABRIC rjf Clearance L r) tfjLl Here's an exciting sale tJ 1 : k kl 4k ol hundreds of yards o I t this Season's Newest T LV"! if r 'ffr vuriains, sup covers , .- iaaTrf I I I I I and Summer Clothes at . f J" 1 y It' iT -dl these ..extra ..special 1 ill' f l prices. Take advantage .il i I iS 4 M-' I of this Summer Clear- I rWiK I anee and buy for all fwfc ITjj summer naeas lomor- f- l' J A k I Attention Coat Buyersll The June Garment Clearance brings you this sensational Talus in late spring and early summer Coats. Values up to $24.95 for just $10.00. Tweeds and plain fabrics in both fitted and casual swsgger styles. Coats that are rayon taffeta lined and finely tailored. Colors Include Black. Nary and Beige. Sises 12 to 44. COAT SALE Late Spring and Early Summer Styles $10o Regular Values up to $24.95 Keep Cool in SHEERS Here are those cool sheer Frocks you've been "walling for. New prints and solid colors. New combinations of colors, all smartly styled for summer days. See them to morrow at Mann's. Your siia is here as they come Regular 12 to 42 and Junior 11 to 17. $650 New Play Suits For Summer Days Tomorrow the "Fun in the Sun Shop" will feature the New Ballerino Skirt Play Suit at $1.98. These new sum mer arrivals have the shirred Lastex or princess waist line and come in polka dots and stripes. A grand gar ment for vacation and week-end Sises 12 to 20. 98 SECOND FLOOR Curtain and Slip Cover Fabrics ilk From the Curtain and Drap ery dept. comes this Sensa tional Value in 39 and 49 inch fabrics Printed Glased Chlnts Floral Cretonnes Floral Sateen and Novelty Marquesettes Materials for Interior decorating, curtains, upholstery and slip covers for only 13c yd. Values to 39c Summer Dress Fabrics Hundreds of yards of this snawvavk. m iryim Season's 39 Inch Dress Ma- VTA ijCT II SJ: Ul$ 111 II II ill Taffeta Fine Striped Rayons Spun Rayon Chambray Rayon Prints Check Linen Crash, etc. Buy now for slacks, dresses, sports wear and school clothes. Hosiery By Rollins and Van Raalte Here's a Saturday Special on Rollins and Van Raalte Chiffon Hose. Smart two, three and four thread num bers In light and medium shsdes for Just 87c pair. Broken lots and sises in this sale but every pair perfect. Value to $1.25 Lace Frocks for Summer $98 Summer days are Lace Frock days and here are the Frocks for just $9.99. Adorable flare and pleated skirt styles in both dressy and tailored models. Cool shades such as Powder Blue, Beige.' Aqua. Navy and Rose. Sised for women and misses 12 to 20. 87 c pr. I.I 01 ill QH! Values to 69c Materials for Si MAIN FLOOR Hot Weather Cologne U ft imm. 1. 1 ' . MANN'S SECOND FLOOR enais tor oummer PD In this sensational 85c group are yards and yards of new 1940 Dress Mater ials. 39 inches wide Cor ticelll Prints. Rayon Seer sucker. Satin Stripe Wash Crepe, Sharkskin, Spun Rayon, Gabardines, etc. Every yard new every yard qrand for summer and early fall wear. Val.to$l.00 HOll un VQa cooling. quick ; pSJn III fresheningj KlSSI n rrl- Ii r 'j sl Co... VOf. "e . iu -o e-,-o a F yd. SHOP EARLY FOR THESE YD. GOODS SPECIALS THEY WILL SELL FAST Cool and refreshing to clammy -hot skin after shopping, commuting, ac tive sports. Dorothy Gray Hot Weather Cologne makes a discreet summer perfume. Choice of 4 fra grances. Including Jasmin Bouquet, Rote Geranium Bouquet. Natural, and (newl) Sweet Spice. fn . Col. Now You Can Make Your Own Chenille ENSEMBLES Looking for something dilterent In a balhmat, rug. bed sprsad or decorstive touch? Make it yourself in )uit a tew hours. It's easy with BUC1LLA MAGIC TUFTI This amasing chenille braid is simply stitched by hand or machine to a stsmptd foundation pull a thread . . with it . . . and there It lsl Come In. we'll show you how it's donel Magictuft Braid in Smart Boil-proof Colort Sport Coat days aheadl Yes indeed, this is the time when all men call on their clothier for Sport Coats. Here they are: New solid color Shetlands and popular tweeds in fsshion's smartest 3 butlon single-breasted style. Drop In tomorrow and try on one or a doseo of these New Sport Coats for summer 1940. $998 $C W to J Hats that are packable . . . hats free of foolish ness . . . hats that stick on leave your hands freel These specially picked for summer wear are )uit what you'll needl Frost whiteil Cool dsrksl Pastelsl SECOND FLOOR Sport Coats For Men and Young Men $129.5 Three Ysrd Lengths Stamped Foundation . . . Rugs and Bath Mat 35c . . Seat Cover 20c . . . Unbleached Bedspread $2.49 . . . Crash Bedspread $2.25 Unbleached Pillow and Scarf 25c . . . Crash Pillow 29c Comfortable Slack Suits We're mighty proud of our Slsck Suits this summer. We know we hsve tuit the suit you wsnt. Here are Gaberdines. Bedford Cords snd Diagonal Twill Worsteds. Suits thst will keep their good looks aflsr many warn ings. Suits thst are well tailored, full cut and smsrtly styled. $398 to $898 Enscnada and Slack Suits at $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 Southern Oregon's Finest Besuty Sslon ... Second Floor
