Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 12, 1940, Page 5, Image 5

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    XIEDrORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORn.
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OREO ON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1940.
PAGE FIVE
IS PLANNED BY
ASHLAND C. OF C.
Ashland. Sept. 12. (SpU I
Ashland Chamber of Commerce i
directors have approved a plan
to curb activities of to-called
"transient solicitors" and others
who, the directors say, annually
take out hundreds of dollars
from the community in various
advertising schemes and leave
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Too mail b. unified or four money
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todav at WKSTKKN TIIKIFT.
no material or financial returns.'
Patterned after policies now
in force in Medford. Klamath!
Falls and other southern Oregon
cities, the plan would require
all solicitors to secure the ap-j
proval of a secret committee of,
the Chamber of Commerce be
fore launching their activities.
Dean Pieper, chamber sccre.
tary. was instructed to put the'
plan into effect. Information on
solicitors who make a practice
of "working a circuit of cities!
will be inter-changed with cham-j
bers which have adopted the
project. !
C. M. Litwiller. president of
the chamber, lauded the move1
and urged co-operation on, the
part of the merchants in assur
ing its success. He added that
if the businessmen get behind
the action it will result in a no
ticeable decrease in the number
of solicitors and promoters who
attempt to "high-pressure" busi
ness men.
The directors also recommend
that G. M. Green, chairman o(
the highway committee, consult
with officials towards endorse
ment of the Tiller-Trail road
project. Funds for this highway,
are provided through the for
estry department, it was stated.
It is expected that Green and;
other chamber members will bcl
present at the coming meeting .
and will present the Ashland:
stand at that time.
TAKE FIMGERPRINTS OF
ASHLAND ARTILLERYMEN
GET MENTION IN
U.P. PUBLICATION
i .
Ashland. Sept. 12. Spl .t
Mass fingerprinting of the enlist-!
ed personnel of Battery B-249th!
Coast Artillery leaving this
month for Fort Stevens. has:
been completed in conjunction
with the local police department.
Captain H. B. Bcntley said to
day. Prior to its induction into ied
eral service, the enlisted person
nel of the outfit was "printed"
only for state records but the
Army demands prints on its own
forms and in accordance 'with
its own regulations, Captain
Bcntley said.
Two former Medford news
paper reporters who now are
United Press bureau managers
are singled out for comment in
the news gathering association's
current monthly bulletin. They
are Richard C. Applegate, Salem
bureau manager, and Arthur L.
Schoeni, bureau manager at
Olympia. Wash
Describing United Press cov
erage of Sen. Charles L. Mc
Nary's acceptance speech at Sa
lem, the bulletin says: "For
speedy distribution, United
Press operated a special leased
wire from the fairgrounds to
the San Francisco U P. bureau,
kept the coverage of Salem Man
ager Richard C. Applegate and
Portland Manager J. F. Gale
moving at top speed."
The bulletin fc.so tells of the
widespread newspaper use of
coverage which Schoeni orga
nized for reporting the maneu
vers in the Puget Sound area
by the regular army and the
national guard. The bulletin
says:
"Biggest thrill for Schoeni
was when two 'enemy' war
planes mistook his observation
plane for a foe and 'attacked.'
Schoeni unlimbered his big prss
camera and methodically shot
12 pictures of the 'attackers'
power-diving on his plane.
"Biggest disappointment came
in the darkroom where he dis
covered he'd forgotten to 11
the slide from the camera, h;..l
12 blank negatives."
WILLI TO GIVE
Military usee of flai er. In maklrw i Canada'e hydro-eleetrto eyiMtn rep.
hsrtiea, belts, etrapa and parachute reaenu a total investment of appros
"gljinf. Imately ai.9a5.000.000.
The Inst census of Sweden.
Dec. 31. 1938, showed 6.310.214
residents, of whom the majority
were females.
Rushville. Ind., Sept. 12 (P)
Wendell L. Willkie told report
ers yesterday third term issue
involved "not alone the contin
uation of Franklin D. Roosevelt
but of a group and a line of
force that should be broken."
Seated with Frank Gannett,
Rochester (N. Y.) publisher, who
unsuccessfully opposed Willkie
for the Republican presidential
nomination, the candidate said
he probably would speak on the
third term at Amarillo, Texas.
September 17, Constitution day.
To Wed In Rons
Reno. Nev.. Sept. 12. (41
Marriage licenses issued here
included Winton C. Hoose, 24,
and Ann Long, 22, both of
Grants Pass, Ore.
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Same fine qfm ATOPIC
Ifl PRICF.
Old Croiefl,mofo"aWWM
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100 Proof
$130
I
2.55
PINT Quart
Copr. 1940, National Distiller
Products Corporation, N. Y.
MONTGOMERY WARD'S
ANNIVERSARY SALE
3-threod Silk
Crepe Hose '
AnruTmrsary
Salmt
48
Gnuin 45-gaug pur silks. cloax
and ringlets! Comfortable rayon tor I
Rayon-rinforctd silk feet for wear.
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noyon Dresses
168
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All the newest Fall styles straight
from New York! Rich dark print!
Lovely Fall colors t Plaids and
stripes 1 13 to 52. Trimly tailored
and afternoon types l
Wordoleum
Feltbase Rugs
Compo. S.98I
9xl
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tus . . . nod.rns . . . hooks! Easy fo
clean . . . waterproof . . . ttainproof!
d. iK S and 9 fl. wldr . !. Sc
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mm
Salel 10c
Child!'
Panties
Full-cut, well reinforced ray
ons, with popular rib-knit cuffs.
Easy to wain; no ironing I
13?' 1 Salel Girls'
FL-J$rr- New Fall
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59c Ureuel
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Sal. I 10c
Solid Color
Broadcloth
a
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Real savings on Wards famous
cotton broadcloth! Firmly wov.
n la plenty of colors I 36",
Pine quality, tubfast 80 aquar
proles all the last -ord tn
tyle and perklneaa! 4-14.
Price Slashed
Wards Husky
Work Shoes
ins
tlk-ttnntd to mak. them pli.
abl. for easy comfort and
tough for long hard wear I
Price slashed 14
on our regular stocks!
Save now in Anniversary
DRESS SHIR
Famous Thornewood shirts! Sanfor
ized! Every pattern new for Fall!
5-Tube AC-DC
Portable
Wards bring you for the first time at
a reduced price Thornewood shirts.
They're finer shirts, from their ' Will
proof collars to their generously long
tails. The fabrics are 100x60 cotton
broadcloths. (Ask the Lady of your
house. She'll tell you 100x60 is a closer
weave that wears longer, looks better.)
Full-cut sizes. Whites have guaranteed
collars that will outlast the shirt body.
mm
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2-pc. Sofa Bed Suite
6868
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carrying chg.
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portabl radio playa anywh.ro on baW
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with Airway, loop a.riall Bactifinl
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Baauty and comfort you'll rarely flaj
anywh.r. n.ar Ward low pric.l
Comfortablo bom fillingv coil rprinaa,
and rayon and cotton mint corccl
Lowest-of-all
Sale Prices!
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"Supr.mo Quality" ... Kon. Bt.r!
5-quart araled can , , , .tm
Wards Low.it Pric. E.rl
Sofa-bed only 42.68
Lowest price for this quality
Wards have offered I Sofa
makes 72" by 46" bed iWAouf
moving from wall Rayon and
cotton velvet covers!
$6 A MONTH;
Down Payment,
Carrying Charge
frderal tai Included In prtrel
Reg. 79c
3-Cell .
FXitlgltt
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Ward Riverside Tires
Think of itl Reductions as high as
$4.43 (7.50-15) from Riversides regu
lar low list prices! Riversides are longer-wearing,
give greater safetyl War
ranted without limit of time or mileage!
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PrtcM ImI.4. Im Old Tlx I UdM'ta
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'lire only
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Every Size Cut
In fVfctl
Reduced for Anniversary Salel
4 timet coated with white eel
luloid, for laitinf beauty.
Annlvenary
Special I
Patch Kit
164
Automatic Ilird-focui ... mwr
needa adjustment. Throws 1200
(t. beaml Solid copper case I Ler-cella.
MirocleValiKW
Electric
Door Qimo
47
72 square Inches of patchlni Operates with your regular
material ... two tubes of rub- doorbell transformer. Ideal for
bar cement . , . buffer I Sals I offict or bon),, st 22l
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Thousands
of other bargains tie
that we haven't room la ksep
in our (tore will bt brought
here for you qvKkly by our
cofoVog order department
Set our catalogs here
in our store.
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Sale! 98c
Tailored Slips
78"
"Frult-of-the-loom
rayon satin slips with
double-stitched stamsl
Also lacy styletl
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Sale! Nov
Pinnacle Prints
13ic
Suptr-savings en Wards
Basil 80 tquartl Now-
est pttttrnt and col
ors. Tublait. 39".
m
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Yd.
Airtight
Wood Heater
328
Price cult Has steel Inner
lining for longer lifel lid
under cover for cooking!
Bums 22" weedl
T
lleji. 40c
Color Varnish
2 for 28c
J4-tw
limit of 2 to a customer.
Wards flnitt combination
varnish and stain. Dark
Oak or Light Oak.
Y
16-Tccth
Wire Lawn Rake
27e
It's specially priced far eui
asm Anniversary saie.
Pine for toning leaves
and grass. SAVE I
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35-lb.
Boll Ecoilsg
119
Lowest cost protection.
Use tor temporary
tooling or sheath
ing purposes. Tale
surlaced
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Stock ml
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n Words convenient month
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cnase totaling $10 or more
Ws7 apeo OR aCCausf. A
small dawn payment
puts the goods In
your homo.
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