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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 19. 1940.
10 AID REFUGEE
WOMEN GOLDEN GATE FAIR
IN EFFORT TO AID
Association University Wo
men Helping Find Homes
for War Threatened
Local branch of the American
Association of University Worn'
en today extended its aid In the
association's plan to provide
homes for the children of mem'
bers of the British Federation of
University Women.
The Medford branch asked for
a response from any reputable
family financially able and wil
ling to take care of a British
child for the duration of the
war. It was pointed out that
"duration" might mean several
years.
The British federation recent
ly cabled the American assocl
ation to inquire whether It
could offer homes for children
of British members. Within
three days the American associa
tion had placements for 36 Brl
tish children and since then ad
ditional branches have been en
listed in the plan.
The children, local officers ex
plained, will be between the
ages of S and 16. They will be
b."ught In as speedily as pos
sible under the British quota,
Must Qualify
It was emphasized that one's
means must be sufficient to take
proper care of the child for pos
sibly a long period of time,
though It is not necessary to
possess any great wealth. In
some cities, one family provides
the home and other families or
a group of association members
pay for the child's support. In
this way, it was pointed out, the
expense is spread and many per
sons, instead of one family, par
ticipate in the act of kindness.
Anyone able and willing to
assist in providing placements
for the children of British uni
versity women is asked to com
municate with Mrs. Allen R.
Smith of 906 West Fourth street,
telephone 966-L, Mrs. Justin B.
Smith of 1013 South Oakdale
avenue, telephone 349-W, who
are temporary chairmen of the
children's placement committee,
or Miss Elizabeth McGalliard,
county nurse and president of
the local branch of the Ameri
can Association of University
Women.
Attractive Folder Carries
Photographs of State's
Scenic Spots; Given Free
EVANGELIST TO SPEAK
AT 4-SQUARE TONIGHT
J. W. Brown, evangelist, will
speak on "Is Divine Healing
Taught In the Bible?" at the
Foursquare church, Central and
Jackson streets, this evening.
Prayers will be made for those
sick and afflicted. A special In
vitation is extended the 111.
Rev. Brown will close his
evangelistic campaign Sunday
evening at 7:43 speaking on
The Marriage Supper of the
Lamb," a prophetic message.
Mrs. Brown will bring special
numbers In song. All ire invited.
That You, DearT
Milwaukee (P) Mr. and Mrs.
Gust Kolo kept a date by two
accidents. They arranged to
meet at a sandlot baseball dia
mond after a game in which
Gust was to play. He was hit
behind the ear by a pitched
ball and was taken to a hos
pital. Mrs. Kolo, on her way
to the field, was In an automo
bile collision and was taken to
the same hospital. They met
there.
A richly Illustrated folder de
signed to attract travellers to
Oregon Is being distributed by
the Golden Gate International
exposition commission.
The folder la composed almost
entirely of appealing photo
graphs, half of It being devoted
to Oregon, half to the exposi
tion Itself. It is being supplied
In any desired quantity by the
exposition commission without
cost to anyone or any organ it
tion In Oregon, said the Jack
son County Chamber of Com
merce which Js interested In Its
distribution.
Beginning Monday, the chanv
ber of commerce will present
copies of the folder to all of
Medford s service clubs and to
employers of large number of
workers. Each member of the
service clubs and each employe
of the large firms will be asked
to mail the folder to friends In
other states so as to spread the
information about Orgeon's at
tractions in places where it will
do the most good, the chamber
of commerce explained.
In addition to making this
organired effort at distribution
the chamber of commerce In
vites everyone to procure copies
of the folder at its office and
mall them to out-of-state resi
dents who might thus be per
suaded to visit Oregon. The
chamber of commerce now has
supply of the folders and
more may be procured from the
exposition commission if needed.
The folder, done in the soft
tones of lithography, is titled
Go Falrward Through Oreg
on." Scenes ranging from a
lofty snow-capped mountain to
a warm, sunny beach are shown
on the front page. In the style
becoming more and more pop
ular, a map on the back pane
shows by illustrations what can
be seen, done and produced in
Oregon.
Attractive Scenes.
On the central double oaee
are pictures of Timberline lodge
nestled In the snow on the slooe
of the majestic Mount Hood, the
loading of lumber at the
wharves of Portland, a typical
highway winding leisurely
through wooded hills, the new
capitol at Salem, an Interior ol
Oregon Caves and Crater Lake.
Other pictures depict boating,
skiing, fishing and picnicking.
Arrangements for distributing
the folders from Oreton cities
are being made by Gordon Clay-
comDe, former Ashland musi
cian who now Is assistant direc
tor of publicity and promotion
for the exposition, and his Ore
gon assistant, Carl Werner of
Portland.
A sfmllar folder hat bt-en pre
pared for Washington and it
was pointed out that visitors
attracted to Washington by the
international exposition would
also have to pass through Ore
gon. Thus, It was emphasized,
the Washington folders also will
be of benefit to Oregon.
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Hotel Allen nidi nud Uwrenls
Quality Market
117 W. Main Across from Cepco
Phone 529 ( Free Deliveries Dally
Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m.
During Fruit Season. Starting Mon
day July 22. Closed All Day Sundays
and Holidays.
WE FEATURE FANCY STEER BEEF
Bologna. I
Liver Sausage J Q I
Frankfurters, lb. 1 9 CI
Lean Sugar Cured
Bacon
By the pc. lb.
19c
Veal Roast
and
Veal Steak
lb. 15c
Pure
Lard
4 lbs. 25c
Fresh and Swee
Shoulder
Pork
Roast
lb. 15c
MEAT PRICES ErrECTIVE SATURDAY ONLY
Hot Sauc
can
Potato Chips
Reg. lie sis
10c
Vinegar
in bulk .
........ gal.
15c
Hottt'tt, ......3 ctnt
25c
Corn, whole iA
Kernel can I UC
Byrup, Sttler's rtp
cane, maple. 2i linsCOC
Pork and Beans ijp
No. 2"t tins. 3 cans .DC
Green Beans
Local grown lb.
5c
Oranges, full of p
Juice 3 dos. COC
Bananas
3 pounds
14c
Air Conditioned
Air Conditioned
July Clearance
Mann's Annual July Towel Sale starts Tomorrow Morning Hundreds ol
fine Turkish Towels from such famous mills as Cannon. Marshall Field
and Martex . . . Broken lots, odd, lints and regular stocks included in this
Great Mid Summer Towel Sale. Buy towels tomorrow by the doien Buy
for months in advance as prices will never be lower.
Regular 39c Cannon Bath Towels
29c
Regular 50c Cannon Bath Towels
39c
Extra Large! 79c Bath Towels
63
Our Regular $ 1 .00 Super Bath Towels
i?9c
Regular $1.25 Beach Towels
89c
Regular $1.59 Cannon Bath Mats
You save $1.20 a dosen on these large site
Turkish Bath Towels Tomorrow at Mann's. Hera
are solid colors, block plaids and white with
colored borders. Hotel, Auto Camp and Apart
ment Managers should take advantage of this.
Here's an extra large, double thread 50c Bath
Towel for Just 39c. These long-life Cannons
come in a largo assortment of decorative pat
terns, colored borders and solid whites. Buy at
least a dosen at this low Clearance Price.
Buy these beautiful towels tomorrow for your
own home, for showers or wedding glftsl A Big,
Super Absorbent Towel, selling regular for 79c,
on sale at 63cl Solid colors, whites and lovely
colored border patterns to select from Buy at
least a half doien at this July Sale Pricel
A Super Towel Valuel Regular $1.00 extra large
Turkish type towels for only 79c eachl Includ
In this group are colorful florals, brocades and
solid colors Towels that will last for years and
years. Grand for gifts or your bathroom.
Here are those colorful Roman Stripe 36 x 68
Inch Beach Towels at 89c each. A regular $1.25
towel large enough for robe making or for cur
tains. See these tomorrow at Mann's. Note their
fine heavy quality
Be Smartly Cool all Day with
One of these Lovely Wash
DRESSES
Tomorrow the Dress Shop will feature a group of
Cool, Washable Dresses at $6.50. Dresses selling regu
larly up to $8.98. including sheers, spun rayons and
rayons Sport types, dressy styles and one and two
piece models. Here are frocks for all summer wear
In regular and half aires. Many Doris Dockson, Jr.,
styles among them. -
Regular Values to $8.98
$550
Coat Clearance
Here's a Coat Value you cannot afford to miss
Women's and Misses late Spring and Summer Coats
...ung reguiariy ai JZ4.95 are now Just Half Price
at $12.48. Smart blacks, blues and sporty wool tweeds
all taffeta lined and many with adorable white
pique trims On Sale Tomorrow in the Coat Shopl
$124-8
DRESSES HALF PRICE
The Dress Shop on the Second Floor calls your attention to this
Half Price Sale on Belter Dresses. Here are lovely Frocks suit
able for all summer and early fall wear at just half their regu
lar price. The selection offers blacks, navy blues, and the season's
best colors. Good range of siies.
FROCKS
LACE
A group of Lace Dresses
in beige, aqua, navy and
rose ai greatly reduced
prices. Sises range from
12 to 20.
$2.98
$5.98
Regular
$24.95
Values
$5.98 for
i XLW $7.98 for
ff If ID
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SECONI
FLOOR
Regular $19.95 Value $ 9.98
Regular $24.95 Values $12.48
Regular $29.95 Value $14.98
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The July Towel Sale would not be complete
without this sale of Cannon Bath Mats Stand
ard sise, $1.59 quality for Just 79c Decorative
bath room patterns and colors Guaranteed to
launder perfectly a Sensational Value,
79
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MILLINERY
SECOND
FLOOR
FELTS
Ready to go places and do
thlngsl See them here now
In all their mid-season
newness . . In postilions . .
susys . . crushable crownsl
Trimly brimmedl Cut cor
ner pricedl Navy . . black
brown.
$998
IIMIMHIItllllllHHIIIII
Sale of Chiffon
HOSIERY
A July Clearance Special en
three and four thread Chiffon
Hose and seven thread serv
ice weights These are full
fashioned stockings in all
sises and shades. A real
Hosiery Value
Reg. 79c Quality
64v.
MAIN FLOOR
Corselettes
and Girdles
Specially Priced
A July Clearance Special en
Women's Corselettes and Gir
dlesA broken site group
consisting of broadcloths, sat
ins and elastics. All styles In
cluded at these Extra Special
Prices
99 $2.49
$3.75
Values from $1.98 to $7.50
in
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. l" 18 "r ,h" manr m,n wl b "Ing new shirts
next week! The reason-Mann's Annual July Shirt Cto.rIa.sZui Ted
below are three outstanding sal. group, of nation.lly known and ad
v.rlised .hirt. for men and young men Visit the Men s Section to
morrow Stock up on shirts of quality at bargain prices All si..T
colors and styles on salel '
Our Standard Quality Shirts
ror Manns Annual July Shirt Sale we have
grouped together on one big table a selection of
Quality Dress Shirts in rich patterns Solid col
ors and snow whites Shirts with Trubenised
Collars Shirts that are lull cut and finely
tailored Shirts you'd expect to pay a lot more
than a dollar for
Mann's July Shoe Clearance
Shoe Buyers Will Snap Up These Bargains
SUMMER SHOES
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Nationally Advertised Shirts
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.ma uir vivarnnce group are aniri values up
to $2.00. Including such nationally known brands
as Mark Twain. Tru-Val and fine Fruit of the
Loom These are woven pattern shirts, pre
shrunk and with Trubenised collars. Plenty of
whites end color, to selct from. On sale for $1.39
or 3 tor $4.
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Here's a July Clearance Sale of Women's
and Misses Sport Oxfords. Dress Shoes and
Sandal.. Value, up to $5.95 and including
whites, blacks and browns. Broken sites
and odd lots so out they go at
CHILDREN'S
OXFORDS
Here's a July Clearance Bargain In
Children'. Poll Parrot and Star Brand
Shoes White Oxfords and Straps in
value, up to $2.95 go on .ale tomor
row for only
Manhattan and Wilson Shirts
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dui noi keau in mis oniri clearance are
these nationally advertised Wilton Bros.
Manhattan numbers. Here are shirts in the I,
patterns and weaves. Shirts selling regul
from $2.00 to $2.50 fir only $1.65. Included are
whites and colorful weaves in a most complete
selection Your choice
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$1.39
Mann's Store for Men