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PACE FOTTRTTT?? MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 30. 1940. 4-H BOYS, GIRLS OFF TO FAIR SOON Local Members to Display Work and Enter Contests at Annual Salem Event Lawrence E. Francis, Jackson county 4-H club agent, will leave Sunday for Salem with 20 exhibits to be entered In the annual state fair September 2 to 8 by local 4-H boys and girls. Mr. Francis will arrange the exhibits and make other prepa rations for the arrival and stay in the capital of ten Jackson county 411 members who will exhibit at the fair as winners of various honors at home during the past year. The 20 exhibits pertain to home economics. In addition there will be an exhibit of sheep In the livestock division and three boys. Bob Damon, Merton Bradshaw and Clayton Charley, all of the Lake Creek 4-H club, will compete in the judging of livestock. The ten exhibitors, who will leave for the fair in the next few days, are Joan Denny and Hazel Saltmarsh, Oak Grove 4-H club, Doris Hunslcy and Jean Brenne sholtz, Table Hock, Gwendolyn and Janet Charley, Lake Creek, Virginia Ricks, Howard, Cnra Bigham and Patty von der Hel Icn, Antelope, and Twila Ferns, Fern Valley. Miss von der Hcl len will exhibit the sheep. The home economics exhibits com prise cooking, sewing, canning and wood working. Also To Compete The girls will also compete In cooking, canning, clothing Judging, bread making and style modeling. The Charley girls will enter as a team in the national dairy foods demonstration con test, winner of which will go to Harrisburg, Pa., to represent Oregon in the national finals. The Jackson county exhibi tors and contestants are going to the state fair fresh from the county-wide 4-H economics fair held last Thursday and Friday in the courthouse auditorium here under sponsorship of the Mcdford Business and Profes sional Women's club. Trophy Winner The Lake Creek Cooking club won the trophy put up as the major award by the business and professional women's group The trophy will be In competition each year with the name of the winning club to be Inscribed thereon. It will become the per manent possession of the club winning it three 'consecutive years. In that event, the wom en's club will provide another trophy. Mrs. Claire Trueblood, leader of the Lake Creek Cook ing club, accepted the trophy for the club from Mrs. Maude Sni der, spokesman for the business and professional women's group. There were 120 exhibitors and 200 exhibits In the county home economics fair. Winning cham pionship ratings were Joan Denny, sewing; Virginia Ricks, cooking; Patty von der Hellcn, canning; Ben Walch, wood work ing; and Robert Shelby, forestry. Other features of the fair were the style revue, in the pre paration and presentation of which the Business and Profes sional Women's club took an active part, and a dollar dinner contest. BERT T. HAMMACK RJTESSAJURDAY Bert Thomas Hammark, a resident of the state of Oregon all of his life and of Mcdford for the past tnrre years, passed away at Phoenix Thursday aft ernoon after a prolonged illness. Mr. Hnmmnck was born at Summcrville, Ore., on April 21, 1874, beins am-d ti years. He spent most of his life in north ern Oregon, where he followed UiRKinR and lumbering, coming to Medford to be near his fam ily. The family home is at SJ0 West Bessie street. Bert Thomas Hammark was united In marriage to Kffic Hearing who survives at Sum merviile. Ore., on June 24, IBM. Two children survive, Clyde Hammark and Mrs. Guy Davis both of Medford. Also five grandchildren. There are surviv ing two brothers and five sis ters. Funeral services will be con ducted from the Perl funeral home Saturday morning at 10::i0. with Hev. H. W. Cole man of the First Christian church officiating. Interment will take place in the Mcdford l.O.O.F. cemetery. Project Bids Denver, Aug. 30 Bids for construction of the Tule lake tunnel on the Modoc division of the Klamath project, 23 miles southeast of Klamath Falls, Ore. will be otH'ned at 10 a. m. Sent MAIL'S Buy Your Winter j BEDDING in UNITS Purchase all your Winter bed ding the Unit or Ensemble way. Here are Blankets. Sheets. Cases and Mattress Pads group ed Into Units and specially priced for this event. Visit the bedding section tomorrow, select the Unit you wish to purchase, pay 50c down and the balance at SOc or more per week. Buy and save the Unit Way at Mann's. . Lay-Away the Unit Way! Bedding Unit No. One In this first Unit you will find our regular $12.95 72x90 in. Wool O' the West Blankets in lovely new colors. Two 81x108 in. Golden Gate bed sheets, a 12.88 value, and a pair of 42x36 inch Golden Gate Pillow Slips. 78c value ... A bedding group that totals 116.71. but the Unit price is only $12 50. You Save $4.21 On This Group Bedding Unit No. Two In Unit No. Two the bedding buyer will find one extra heavy all wool $8.50 Blanket, two fine quality 61x99 inch Golden Gate bed sheets. $2.78 value, and one full bed site 54x76 inch stitched Mattress Pad selling regularly for $1.59. You buy this complete Unit lor Just $9.50. A regular $12.87 value. You Save $3.37 On This Unit Bedding Unit No. Three Bedding Unit No. Three brings you a 72x90 inch Rayon and Wool Cannon Blanket, a $5.98 value. Two 81x99 inch Wear Well Bed Sheets. $2.38 value. Two 42x36 inch Wear Well Pillow Cases. 50c value, and one 54x76 inch stitched Mattress Pad selling regularly for $1 59. A total group value of $10.45. Unit Bedding price $7.95. You Save $2.50 ifr Vitality presents.. .flittering, youthful styles in i gila parade of rich.iummn colors! Sophisti cated, slenderizing lines to dramatize and glamorize yout fall wardrobe! Form. ..fit... fashion ...combined for com.-' fort, poise, and dish! Place your "accent on youth" with Vitality shoes! See these smart fill styles today! As AJrirlistl is Leading Miguinei SP7C Al.w.lyh, 0,J J6 Complete range of width, end .,. V mi'IigX i VITALITY OPtN ROAD SI IOr$ O .AY& 1 j 1 fir OnlJor tnJ Campus U tar, j $p f$f f) J I L jr.: ill STORE CLOSED DIAL $J95 On This Group II w-il mann s Lower Moor m jyi Sale of fJ 1?" " $if50 y pi HOSE Attention, Hosiery buy ers. Here's a Saturday sale on Holeproof, Rol lins and Mann's Chilton Hose. Broken sise lots, but good selection of colors. Special 88c pair. Included are two and three thread weights. All perfect In quality and ringless. Regular Values up to $1.35 SPECIAL iKHm 'lv;js,:.'Ni UIM MAIN FLOOR j MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 . . . LABOR DAY HOLIDAY AHEAD 2133 For G)mfortable Smart Slacks... Sweaters... Shirts... Skirts and Other Outdoor Garments for a Grand Labor Day Week End! i New Slack Sets If you are going to spend the holiday at some resort or motor miles and miles, you'll want comfortable, good looking slacks. . . . Here they are new shades in fitted or bey styles with long or short sleeves. . . . Slacks that are well tailored from spun rayon and gaberdine In sises 12 to 20. $39.8 $598 Jumbo Knit Sweaters For holiday wear and after you'll find a lot of Joy in one of these new Jumbo Knit Sweaters. Here's a sweater cleverly knit from wool yarn big needle style, and shown in either coat or slip-on type. New Fall and Winter shades including white will be found in this attractive sweater group. Try on a Jumbo Sweater tomorrow at Mann's. $198 $298 Shirt and Skirt Classics Here's a skirt and shirt costume that will fit per fectly into your Fall wardrobe picture. Grand for sports wear and ideal for school or office. Made from light weight gaberdine in Indian Earth, Soldier Blue, Wine and Navy. Skirts have leather bells and the skirts have high or low neckline. Wool Flannel Slacks Complete your Fall sports costume well tailored Wool Flannel Slacks. Navy Blue only and have a sipper The sise range in this group is from 12 They are budgot priced at New Chenille Robes We Just unpacked these new Chenille Robes and marked them extra special at $2 88. Better pack one of these lovely robes in the holiday bag. Colors'are White. Red, Aqua. Rose and Blue. Small, medium and large sises. Your choice It p ti " V 'V V!"S Lea- Sale of "Miss Hollywood" Rayon Satin Slips Pre Holiday sale of "Miss Hollywood" Rsyon Satin Slips. Here are lace trimmed and tailored styles with ravel-proof seems. Miss Hollywood Slips come in Tearose and White, all sites. Buy at least two tomorrow at this extra special price. 93 Regular $1.25 Value Holiday Clothes. Shop $65.0 with a pair of .?n fc o no ...ner. $ These come side fastener. $998 eaasaf Mann's Second Floor Sale of Men's Men. take advantage of this End of Sum Slacks. Swim Trunks, Wash Trousers and value. .... Slack Half Suits Price This Halt Price Sale includes every Slack Suit in stock. Suits of washable cotton crashes, homespuns and twills selling regularly from $1.88 to $7.95. at Just Half-Price. Also suits of fine rayon and mohair selling at $4.5 to $7.9$ Included. Well tailored slack suits, the kind men like. Swim Half Trunks Prio: Included in this Half-Price Sale of M.'n'l Swim Trunks are famous Jantten's and Cata lina models. Every one a new 1940 model in plain color and patterned "Lastex" fabrics. Regular prices from $1.9$ to $3.f.. Now Half Price. MANN S STORE FOR Unit Consists of one 39c Bath Towel, 29c Guest Towel and 12:c Wash Cloth, total value 80! je. at Mann's... Here Are I'i i ' j "El' '. ' 4: 'A Mi'l fSliSi 3Sti(t Outing Togs mer Clean-up on Sport Clothes. Here are Sport Shirts at a fraction of their real MEN'S Sport Shirts 79c Month end specialtl Our entire stock ot Men's $1.00 Sport Shirts at 79c each. Included are White. Blue. Green and Tan. Wash Slacks Month End Clean up on Men's fine quality S a n f o r 1 a ed Wash : $49 Slacks In this sal group are solid colors and patterns. You choice while they last MEN MAIN FLOOR Ensemble Towel Sale 4 Heres an interesting Towel special! An ensemble group consisting of one Bath Towel, one Guest Towel and one Matching Wash Cloth. These come in a full range o! decorative bathroom colors. Specially priced in groups of three. 59 For All Three 27 by the bureau of reclamation j at Klui i Falls, the bureau an nounced today.
