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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942.
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LEAVES TO TAKE
U - cNMir co.. inc.
Robert Jerry Parrlsh, who 1
an Instructor trainee in the
army air corps at Mather Field
Cal., haa been visiting hi par
ent, Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Parrlsh of route 4, enroute to
Sacramento where he will re
side. Parrlsh graduated from ad
vanced training July 21 at Spo
kane, Wash., and after receiving
his commercial license and in
structor's rating and taking a
flight test for the army air corps
instructor board was appointed
to Mather Field.
lie will be eligible for a com
mission as second lieutenant
after training at Mather Field
fo.' three to six months. Parrlsh
received his primary flying
training and private license at
North Bend and was appointed
for advanced training at Calkins
Aircraft company in Spokane,
Wash. His advanced training
included acrobatic flying, 40
hours of cross-country work and
30 hours of instructor finisher.
He was accompanied to Medford
by Mrs. Parrish.
Traveling with the Parrlshs
was William G. Harding of
Butte, Mont., who was also ap
pointed as instructor trainee at
Mather Fielud.
JUDGE TRENCHARD
Trenton, N. J., July 23 (JP)
Thomas W. Trenchard, 78, who
capped a long career on the
New Jersey supreme court by
presiding over the trial of
Bruno Richard Hauptmann and
sentencing the carpenter to
death for the Lindbergh baby
murder, died today.
Brownsboro
Mae Wins Divorce
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After har husband, Frank Wal
lace, withdraw his (1.000 month
ly separata maintenance suit.
Film Actress Mae West received
on her cross-complaint a divorce
decree ending their 1911 mar
riage, which had been kept se
cret for 24 years. The decree
was granted in Los Angeles.
Big Applegate
Brownsboro, July 23 (Spl)
Mrs. Walter Marshall assisted by
Mrs. Lester Marshall entertained
the Ladies club July 9. Next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. L. J. Rohrer, August 13.
Mrs. Melba Preacott of Medford
liu been elected teacher for the
Brownsboro district and school will
open Sept. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Cox and
children who have been living on the
Hnyward place the past year, have
moved to Tulsa, Okla.
Walter and Leater Marshall left
last week for the mountains with
their cattle where they will pasture
them during the summer.
Mrs. O. A. Stahan and children of
Dorr Is, Calif., were week-end guests
or her daughter, Mrs. Oeor. Bailey
nd family.
Nora Mn and Annie Wilson and
Walter and Ben Orlffet of Medford
visited last week-end at the John
Wilson home.
PARK&TIIF0RD
RESERVE
Big Applegate, July 23 (Spl)
Le Myers, employed in a San
Francisco Bay ship yard, is
spending two weeks' vacation
here with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Myers.
Myron and Ralph Dunn of San
Francisco are spending the school
Tacation period here at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Culjr.
John Harr, In the arm air corps
training school at Sheppard Field.
Texas since his enlistment In
January, now la a flying cadet
at Kelly Field, Tetas, ac
cording to word received by
hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harr.
Mr. Harr was graduated from Shep
pard Field In May as a mechanics'
tstructor, and at the time of his
appointment for his pilot's course,
he was taking further work In the
Instructor's Una at Rantoul, Illi
nois. Mrs. T. C. McDanlel and niece.
Miss Patricia Chandler, of Vacavllle,
Calif., are spending some time here
as guesta of Mrs. McDanlel's broth
er. Gerald Buck. I
A group of thirty or more local
friends gathered Sui.day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubll
In obsrrvnncs of the twentieth wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Kubll. Noon and evening picnicking?
were enjoyed.
Mrs. Harry Hughey and son Oene
of Tacoma are guests at the home of
the former's sister-in-law, Mrs. Har
old Crump. Mrs. Cor.'. Crump of
Eugene also Is making an extended I
vlMt at the Crump home.
L. A. Hart of Ruch vicinity sus
tained a broken right wrist a few
days ago when he was thrown from
a horse which he was breaking.
Martin McDonough of Sunnyslde
service station at Ruch rr ports
collection of rubber totaling be
tween six and seven tons during the
salvage campaign Just closed.
Mrs. Ed Word snd son of Spokane
are spending a short time here with
Mrs. Word's parents. Mr. and Mrs
Ray Offenbacher. On her return
north. Mrs. Word will be accompanied
by her mother, who will visit other
relatives In Waahlnton.
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Lake Creek
Lake Creek, July 23 (Spl)
Mrs. Margaret Nussbaum left
Wednesday to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Don Nicholson, in
Portland.
Miss Joan MllMbaum who spent
the past week In Medford, returned
home Ftlday.
Mra. Augusta Beefleld of Eagle
Point spent a few days with rela
tive here. She plans on leaving
soon for Washington to visit her
nephew. Dnrrel Newstrom, who ta
stationed at an army camp.
Mr. and Mra. Oerald Hanaon of
Lake O" Woods spent the week-end
with Mra. Hanson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs John Walch.
Donald Orlssom and Wesley
Householder went out to the Orls
aora sheep camp Sunday.
Wa.Mnclt.in Jltlv 9 1 ( -T
Mrs. James P. S. Devereux. 27.
wife of the commander of wane
iil.nrl'i hnrni onrrison. died
pfter a long Illness last night
without word from ner nusoana
linm thii full nf th marine nut-
post to the Japanese December
Portland, Ore., July 23. tPl
William Stockton, a Seattle
accountant, collected his $50
war bond in a dare. He scored
an ace on his third shot in the
Oregon Journal's annual hole-In-one
contest last night, the sec
ond amateur golfer in tourney
history to perform the feat.
THREE CHEERS
FOR THE BARGAIN
HUNTER!
Budget-sheteWnO h 0 fln
or...ondoethotwe
oil must team, h will b. -ereo.inolYviloltothehnfl
and Savings for Victory
program of which we are
oil a part.
On. way fo " buf
gets Is to Know an
to know obout quality, in
order to seieci m. '
that will give ui ,on
t service. W. mutt "
things lait-lo put off lh
need for replacements o
long as ponible.
"Another way to stretch the
budget Is to watch every
newspaper ad with a. harp
ye. An advertisement ike
this, for example. Is full of
things the thrifty shopper
will appreciate.
huvlna. making
very penny count,
national duty .
duty, everyone s
Kiddies' Rayon Panties Women's Better Slips Vfyi
A value we can't duplicate.
Good quality well made rayon
panties, 1 (B
age 4 to 14 I C
Children's Sleepers 79c
Girls' Slips 39e
Girls' Cotton Dresses 98c
Work Straw
A cleanup price on dark col
ored Cynthia slips. Not all
sizes, but a whale qt.
of a value..
House Dresses .
Tea Aprons.-..
Infants' Coats.
..1.19
S9c
.98c
Hats and Kelmeis
IU
Reduced
Clearaway of Summer Work
Hats. Your chance to save. We
don't want to carry them over.
Is a
YOUR
dutyl
u Super Oxhide OVERALLS i
THRIFT AND
SAVINGS
FOR VICTORY
Work Socks .
Vacuum Bottles...
Lunch Kits..
Cork Helmets
Work Caps .
Work Suspenders.
15c
79c
1.28
1.49
39c
49c
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119
rfJC
Unbeatable service for the low price
you pay! Tough denim, fully Sanfor
ized and huskily sewn to assure fit.
protection and longer service! Cul
over graduated patterns, too, for
working comfort!
Boys' Sizes ...79c
Work Shirts 89c 3
Sanforised Shrunk. Full Cut!
Economy values! Husky covert or
chambray. Sanforized for lasting per
fect fit!
Vork Shoes 2.49
Tougher, light-weight Summer Work
Shoes. Comfortable, plain toe. Long
wearing compo soles.
Big Mac Waist Band
OVERALLS 1.19
Full 8-oz. Sanforized denim, cut over
graduated patterns to fit all builds
and to eliminate strain! They're LAB
ORATORY TESTED to make sure
YOU get the overall that will stand
up under YOUR job!
Boys' Sizes 98c
WORK PANTS
Reduced! Uniform pants.
Large size 1 firt
only I.W
BOYS' SHORTS
Full Cut. Well made broad
cloth shorts for boys 1 C.
drastically reduced I a C
UNIFORM SHIRTS
Boys' blue and khaki Uni
form Shirts. Re- AO
duccd to sell W7t
WASH PANTS
Age 14, 16, 18 only. Dras
tically J f(
reduced I. W
SPORT SHIRTS
Age 6 to 10 only. Excel-
79c
Men's
Union Suits
59c
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Light weight
cotton union
suits. Ankle
lrnth, short --s y
to 46.
WORK
GLOVES
lent quality,
Long sleeve ..,
LEATHER GLOVES
Men's sturdy all leather
Work Gloves at a iQ.
feature low price.... OTrC
15c pr.
Sturdy, heavy
13 - os. canvas
work gloves
Blue knit wrists
SUMMER DRESS
CLEARAWAY
2-50 - 3-50
One rack of better Summer Dresses marked
down to sell quickly. Not all sizes in all
styles, but each one an excellent value.
Penney's Second Floor
SUMMER PARTY
DRESSES-REDUCED
3-77
Cool, summery Voiles and Or
gandies. Full length styles. A
real buy. Penney's Second Floor.
MILLINERY
CLEARAWAY
Smart Summer
Hats 1.00 m
Whites, straws, a wide variety of sum
mer hats at a drastically reduced
price.
Penney's Second Floor
49c
Infanta' Stockinf Knit
Gowns Reduced to
We are overstocked on these your
chance to save.
Penney's Second Floor
ODDS 'II' ENDS
From the Second Floor
Miscellaneous Wearables
Two large heaping tables of In
fants' Wear children's skirts, chil
dren's dresses, women's uniforms,
soiled blouses, girls' sweaters, baby
rompers, girls' slacks and many
other items too numerous to men
tion. Second Floor
Women's
Reduced...
Skirts
1.98
One group of navy spun rayon skirts,
marked down to sell. Only 28 in the lot.
Second Floor
Bed Pillows $1.25
50 hen feathers.
50 curled turkey
feathers. An excellent
buy.
Penney's Bargain
Balcony
5 Pound DOUBLE BLANKETS
A SUPER M AO
VALUE! etf -90
Think of it ... a jumbo pair of beautiful warm blankets
in a stunning woven jacquard pattern at such an
' exceptionally low price! Of soft fine imported cotton
firmly woven with sateen binding! 70"x80", Here's
your chance to get set for cold winter months ... do it
now on Penney's Lay-Away Plan!
Penney's Bargain Balcony
3 Wool
Double Blankets 3-49
72x90-inch size sF
A decidedly worthwhile investment for
your sleeping comfort! Luxuriously
warm and cozy blankets of fluffy cotton
with 5 wool added for greater warmth!
Penney's Bargain Balcony
Close-Out of
MEN'S SPORT JACKETS
A real buy In a Rayon Fleece Sport Jacket, afs "TTf
Saddle stitching. Ueige and teal color. Nearly
all sizes.
MEN'S GABARDINE PANTS
.98
MEN'S CANVAS SPORT OXFORD
.98
WHITES, NAILHEADS
SPECTATORS-Over
300 Pair Reduced!
1.49 -2-77 -3.77
Out they go. Your chance to save. Every pair an outstanding value! Come early for your size and choice.
A once-a-year-opportunity.
Penney's Main Floor
Well made. Sanforized shrunk blue and
brown Gabardine rants. Washable. Sizes
29 to 36.
As.
Canvas Sport Oxfords
Cool Your Heels In These
CANVAS OXFORDS
For all-summer com
fort, wear these
breezy, easy-going
canvas shoes! Creped soles!
Foot-shortening walled last!
1.19
Cool, comfortable Sport Oxfords. Canvas
uppers. Wedgie heel. Hubbcr Sole. 6 to 10.
Secret Service Money Belts 98e
Children's Sturdy Play Oxfords - 1.00
Men's Cotton Knit T Shirts 39c
Men's Cotton Knit Polo Shirts 98c
Quality Leather Bill Folds 98c
FOtVICTORY
j3jf BUY
vta !
AjiA w
jVvk'BONre
ijftTAMPJ
36-INCH FLANNEL
Fancy striped Outing Flannel
in 2 to 10 yard lengths. Fea
tured at ..
Penney's Balcony
READY-TO-HANG DRAPES
Much higher priced drapes.
All ready to hang at a money
saving price.
Penney's Balcony
KITCHEN CURTAINS
Reduced! Better quality dot
ted Marquisette and appliqued
net short Kitchen Curtains.
Penney's Bargain Balcony
15
2-49
WHITE
BAGS
77c
Bttttr hand
bags marked
down for this
old- f ashlomd
bargain event.
MEN'S
SPOUT
SHIRTS
1.19
Porous sum
mer fabrics!
Short sleeve
style, convert
ible collar!
77e
my
Men's Dress
Straw Hau.
98c
Bath Mat 98 C
Terry OO,
Towels. JkJmQ
Wash A
Cloths C
2 98
1"
Chenille
Rugs.
Auto Seat
Covers. ...
Blanket
Short Pieces...,
Avenue Print,
yard
Cottage Curtains
pair.
Colonial
Bedspreads..
Lace
Tablecloths..
20c
19c
79c
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