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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1941)
MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 29. 1941 STORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, LABOR DAY HALLEYBUILDING Partnership Is Formed With Louis Serruys and Murry Schoolman; Form Plans. M. N. Hogan today announced that he had disposed of part of his interest in the Halley build ing on South Central avenue at Eighth itreet to Loula t. Serruyi of Klamath Falli and Murry P. Schoolman ol JJurnn same. Cal. Mr. Hogan bought the prop erty short time ago from the Addie Halley estate. A court order confirming the sale was signed recently by Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna. The itev. u. I . Belknap was administrator of the estate. Mr. Hogan has man aged the property since June 1 and said he would continue his management of it. Mr. Hogan said that he, Mr. Serruys and Mr. Schoolman will own and operate the property as a partnership known as the Crater Hotel. The second floor has long been used as a lodging place while business places have occupied the downstairs. Known formerly as the Palace hotel, the property will now be called the Crater notei. No First Floor Plana No plans have been made regarding the first floor, Mr. Hogan indicated. Four store fronts on South Central avenue remain unoccupied but Mr. Ho gan said he has received so many inquiries about the prem ises that he has lost track of them. No leases have been given but there may be an announce ment shortly regarding the two spaces on the corner, he said. The remaining first floor space is occupied by the Brainerd Stu dio and Camera shop, Helen's Beauty shop, Roseborough bar ber shop and the Yellow Cab company. Upstairs Renovated Since Mr. Hogan took over the management the second floor has been completely reno vated, painted and kalsomlned. Floors have been sanded and painted and linoleum has been laid in soma of the rooms. A new shower and wash room is being installed and when com pleted will contain four show ers, five wash stands and other facilities, Mr. Hogan related. New gas water-heating equip ment has been ordered and will be installed in the shower room to insure ample hot water for the building, he said. Sixty-four inner spring mat tresses, 24 Simmons springs and several new beds have been i received and are now being put I In the rooms of the hotel. New I blankets and bed linen have, been ordered and will be placed In use as fast as they are re ceived, Mr. Hogan stated. The hotel will be operated (or men only, Mr. Hogan em-' phaslzed. PLANrTSGHEDULE CHANGESSEPT. 1 Four schedule changes here effective September 1 were an nounced today by United Air Lines. Two of the changes were attributed to resumption of serv ice at Red Bluff, Cal., this stop having been out since last win ter. The other two changes were made to avoid convergence of too many planes at Portland at the same time. The changes, effective Mon day, are: Northbound: The Malnllner now arriving at 12:02 p. m. will arrive at 12:18 and depart at 12:23 p. m.; the plane now arriv ing at 3:43 p. m. will arrive at 8:58 and leave at 4:03 p. m. Southbound: The Mainllner now arriving at 5:52 p. m. will arrive at 9:37 and depart at 9:42 p. m ; the plane now arriving at 11:47 p. m. will arrive at 11.32 and depart at 11:37 p. m. The other five schedules will remain as they are now. The northbound plane to ar rive here at 12:18 p. m. will stop at Red Bluff as will the south bound plane to leave here at 11:37 p. m. New Portland Treasurer Portland, Aug. 29. i.Vi Lin wood B. Cornell was Portland city treasurer today, following election yesterday by the council. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- B4 m tfat Mtnm Rmm' to Ga TYm Hr H"M ptmr t afar i WW tW lnt r"r bnwowj ery (Jar. If atka tt v IrsWr. rmnr food may aot - M. It aw Jwi (Swear t Omj Kwsjk. Tttaa fcntj t your .UBiTh, Y.j rest ao. :ptswt Yo fMs aor. aua aac Lba trarisj fcr ra- It Ua taaaa awt 14 Carter tfttla tlTr PiU U tt thaj slim of lVt teor. tnff frMiy a ataa yoa f4 ".a ana ar" Ct a aackatr Uir Ta aa airartt l-fmtva u sna-in atVt fW f rty. Ask tier Carttr't Liu Lirr JW m4 l Southern Oregon's Finest Department Store Skipper Sport Shirts By Wilson Bros. For that week-end outing trip over Labor Day we suggest one of these smart "Skipper" Sport Shirts by Wilson Bros. Here's an outdoor shirt built for comfort as wall as style. Full cut. fast color. Try a Skipper Sport Shirt this week-end. you'll like them. $ 1 00 lo $395 The "CRIKETEER" Fall's Smartest Sport Coat! Until you have seen and tried on a "Crlcketeer" you have not seen the season's smartest Sport Coat. The ajaaW Crlcketeer is perfectly tailored from a soft, solid C f J Q tZ color sports coat cloth in a manner which gives the P I M y J wearer complete freedom and a sense of being well I M 0 dressed even in sports clothes. The Crlcketeer is our O best coat and exclusive with this store. Holiday Ahead O For Comfortable Holiday Clothes Shop at MANN'S Here Are Smart SLACKS ... SKIRTS ... SWEATERS & PLAY SUITS...Garments for a Big Labor Day Week End PLAY SUITS Half Price! Shop this Half Price group of Wo men's and Misses Outing Togs tomor row 1 Here are Play Suits, Slacks, Ov eralls and Shorts at half their regu lar price. Not all slies or styles in this group, but if your sise Is here we assure you a bargain. While they last. Half Price. SECOND FLOOR SLACK SETS For your Labor Day Outing we suggest these spun rayon and rayon acetate Slack Sets. The color selection Includes navy, rose, beige and blue, as wall as clever combinations. Tuck-in and fitted jacket styles in sises 12 to 20. Get yours tomorrow and be ready for the big double holi day, Sunday and Monday. $22.5 to $798 Fall Stetsons Now Ready Tomorrow the Men's Hat Section will feature Stetson's "Play Boy", a famous name In Men's Hats. A smart light weight felt that is a perfect "pal" for all Sports Clothes. Come In and try on a Stetson "Play Boy", you'll like this hat very much. $cop Men's Section BEACH TOWEL Clearance Month-End Clearance of Nation ally Advertised Beach Towels. Calloway and Martex, In stripes and florals . . . Take them on your week-end vacation. $1.19 Martex 32x65 79c $1.49 Martex 33x65 $1.19 $1.98 Calloway 37x66 1.49 LUNCH CLOTHS For Your Picnic Famous Hand Print, Fast Color Osnaburg Lunch Cloths. Special ly priced for the Labor Day holi day. Sise 52x52 Inches. Mexican and Floral patterns. 89' eacr BELLIN'S WONDERSTONE ERASES NEEDLESS HAIR. New Sweaters and Skirts For Holiday and Fall Wear The new Skirts are herel Cl.T.r plaids and smart solid shades In either flare types or popular pleats. They are tailored from soft wools and have slpper fastners. Sises from 12 to 20 and budget priced at $ 1 .98 and $2.98 SWEATERS Complete your Fall Sports Costume with one or two of these new Sweaters. Clever pull-on and button types in all the smart high shades. Visit the Sports Shop tomorrow, pick out the sweater of your dreams. They are not expen sive. $1.98 and $2.98 This Store Open Until 8:30 Saturday Night SECOND fc. V FLOOR m i if I; Deni I SHIRTS FOR SPORTS How about a Sport Shirt or two for over the week-end? Here are Sport Shirts la both long and short sleeve styles, high or low neckline. Shirts that will complete your sweater and skirt ensemble. In this display are whites and colorful prints, sited from 32 to 40. $1 98 to $39.8 Here's a group of those practical, washable Denim Slack Sets for only $1.98. These come with the striped Jacket and plain colored slack. A full cut, well tailored outing garment, budget priced WtM0" '""jffi The Sport Shop announces the arrival of those popular Corduroy Slacks that you are reading about in your fashion books. Here are lovely rust and beige shade corduroy slacks. Fly fronts with studded leather belts or sipper side fast ners with self belts. Two popular styles in sites 12 to 20. See them tomorrow at Mann's, priced per pair at Wonderttone rubs away excess hair by a dry. quick, odorless method, leaving the skin satin smooth. Wonderttone for arms and legs. $3.00. Wonderttoon for the face at $1.25. NEW for added tkln allure alter Wonderttone ute Bellina Skin Lotion. $1.00 Toiletries Main Floor. FLOOR acwiec TimMPIS FOR FALL i 1 'ty rrot-vi ba k m eroi I Ta fc ttralUef.. I croadW dtj ftrMti; aa siW lul wiwt biabviyf ...It trim, tmanr casaal Vitality ifcoaa teas ye vkara yea I gat Yea I swrtva la canto -oathM mjU aaJ Missfel cotmfotx Sa. a la a! wtt ajt BraJ Vital? alk- ope.v ro.4 d shoes - o .....; , - f $695 MANX'S m a ""SSsW- W fyi SHOP x Colonial amiA. 1 j j IVKWOWNP MAUTT SfWAI sT Si " I I I-v' 111 I S cream. Rich. pure, splen- , ,t' I A did for cleansing and to 0n'L i S I 00 2 . S ,rHT3 Both for $2 . t i m Slack Sets $1 98 uroy Slacks! C98 en's Slack Suits Bring the children to the Junior Shop tomorrow for their Holiday Slacks. Here are washable Cotton Twills in solid colors and stripes in sites I to IS years. The very bett slack suits for grow ing children. Budget priced at and $195 SECOND FLOOR New Chiffon Hosiery ...The Hosiery Dept. announces the arrival of three and four thread Chif fon Stockings at $1.00 pair. These are In Fall's newest shades, ringlets and full fashioned. All slss In this ship ment Better buy a pair or two tomor row at this $1.00 price. We come to the aid of exposure -roughened skint with this timely Colonial Dames Special Popular all purpose cream. Rich. pure, splen did for cleansing and to combate surisce dryness. Exquisite salon powder. Velvety smooth and dinging, la lovely flat tering shades. (!tot Connected with Any Society) Month-End Sale SLIPS The Underwear Section calls your at tention to this month-end clearance en Women's and Misses' Slips. Regu lar $1.25 Rayon Crepe. Satin and Taf fetas in tailored or lace trimmed stylet. A broken lite group but every slip a bargain at $1 00 JL ea. :77z--?Z'rT. 1 Saturday Charges Go on Your September Statement Payable in October!
