Medford mail tribune., July 02, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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P7TOE SIX.
lrEDFORD MAT1; TRTBUNK TUHOFOttD. QRKGON, WKDNKSPAV, .TPLY 2, 101H.
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CHOOSING
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RAN FKAKCISCO. Cnl., J-ily 2.
Vifforonrt denial wn imnlc tudiiy liy
Willie Hilchio Hint lie lias Knu slnlo.
nM Hlnletl by Dcwitt Vnncourt oC
Iiii AhucIcs, ami Joe Miuulot, win
wnlclioil the etinuwion work out yes
terday afternoon, Nitride, was Imeked
up in Iiih denial by Trainer Hurry
Foley.
"Oh ye, I fool torrilily Imd," said
Willie noon nftcr breakfast today.
"I'm ho fiok Hint I onn hnntly wait
for Hid timo to ntarl out for n nioo
little jnuiit on the mini. That's how
htnlo 1 inn.
"Seriously, I onn truthfully say
that nothing nhout my training tins
mado mc tlroil. My work him been
u pleasure lo mo throughout ami even
now 1 wnnt to do more work than
Foley thinks in good for mo. When
n ninn roos stale, he docs not jo
Mnla i a da'. It takes three, or
four days for him to break down and
pel that tired feeling. As 1 said bo
fore, nothing lias tired mo in train
ing. In my boxing on Tuesday sev
eral of the eight rounds went three
mid a half minutes but I felt so good
that I thought Foley hud cut them to
two minutes."
"If these people arc to sure that
Willie is stale," put in Foley, "they
ought to be willing to Iny even money
on Itivcrs, and if they arc they can
get $3000 out of me right off the
reel. The. boy was novcr in better
shape. I cannot understand Van
court's statements. When Ritchie
finished his work out Vnncourt told
mo that he considered his wind grand
and his general condition fine.
What caused him to change his mind
after leaving our camp puzzles mc."
MRS. BESLEY MARRIES
LIEUTENANT IN ARMY
' SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 2.
Kxplnnatlon as to why she withdrew
alt opposition to the divorco suit In
stituted three months bro by her
husband, Captain J. C. Dcsley, an
English officer and noted polo play
er. Is had here today in tho taking
out ot a murrlngo license, by Mm.
Bcslcy and Lieutenant Guy E. Man
ning, U. S. A. Mrs. Dcsley, who has
been married twice, gavo her ago as
34. Manning Is stationed at Dayton,
Ohio.
Died.
Thomas J. Williams, aged EG. cus
todian of tho city park, died at his
home, CIS S. Oakdalq avenue, early
Wednesday morning, July 2, from
Intestinal trouble. He had been a
resident of Mcdford for tho past
eight years and was a member of
tho Knights ot Columbus. lie Is
survived by a widow and ono daugh
ter, Mrs. L. K. Applegate, of Klam
ath Falls. Tho funeral will bo held
at 9:30 o'clock Thursday morning
at tho Catholic church; interment
Jacksonville cemetery.
Tho obligations of Christian coun
tries to their dependencies.
Tho display of roses nt the K
hibit building still is utt meting much
attention and fronting considerable
interest among rosnrinns mid would
ho rosnrinns. The following now
varieties arc on exhibit: Mildred
Grant, Jennet te Miller, Lady Hatter
son, M"dnmo Alfred Cnrrioro. nnd
Ditolioss of Portland, luvddes tho old
stnndbys. The Pnpn floutior nnd J.
11. Clark soom to be growing in
favor. It is well to boar in mind in
mnking it (-election that a thirfty,
hardy n-e, one that will withstand
4 .orts of adverse conditions is the
sort we must have to mnke u Mod
ford roe a practical one.
Ilosido" the roses there are som"
very creditable- exhibits of sweet
loi.s, Shasta daises and a few var
ieties of other flowers, Uo sure to
save some choice specimens to take
to the Sparta building Friday morn
ing. In addition to adding to tho
joy of others, you might poMldy
take a prize, yon know.
SPECIAL HOUSE COMMITTEE
SUGGESTED FOR SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON', July '.'. -The so
lection of a special house committee
on woman suffrage was requested
here today by a committee represent
ing the National Woman Suffrage
.association. Mrs. William Kent,
wife of Congressman Kent of Cali
fornia; Miss Helen Todd of San
Francisco, nnd Miss lioo Paul rep
resented the association.
ASK CITY TO
SEIZE ICE PLANTS
CINCINNATI. Ohio. July a.- Soiz
uro of nil closed iooplants in the oily
wns ordered hero today by the board
of health on request of Mayor Hunt.
Health Officer l.aiidis was ordered
to operate nil plants tied up ns a re
suit of tho ice wagon drivers' strike.
All available ioo in tho city is to
bo distributed to tho public under or
ders by the major.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. July 2.-Tho
seizure and operation of loo plants
by tho city Is uraod horo today in
resolutions presented to Mayor Hunt
by tho Academy ot Medicine.
Tlio loo nianufaoturers yoatord.iy
nKrcod to arbltratu all differences
yesterday, but the strike was still In
force today. Union loaders Insist
that tho ten dealers must sign an
itKreemout In writing beforu tlio
strikers will return to work.
I. W. W. INTIMIDATORS
ARRESTED AT CHEYENNE
CMMYKNNK, Wyo., July 2 -Four-toon
alleged members of tho 1, W.
W, nro hold hero today on charges
of attempting to Intimidate a crow
of n Ittilon Pacific train Into carry
ing free twenty of their coiupnn
Ions.
NV.W OUI.KANS. m July 2.
Telegrams received horo from San
Antonio, Texas, today, state Hint
Itaotil and Julio Mudoro, brothers ot
th,o lato president of Mexico, Fran
vis I, Madoro, wero attacked In a iv
sort' there Monday night. J"!lo Mil
dero Is reported to lie d .g from a
fractured skull.
MOTORCYCLE 'COP' NAMED;
FILLS TWO POSITIONS
Tim council Tuesday soleotod a now
plumbing Inspector to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Harry
It, I'lorce. F, II, llaxctton wan given
the position and an addition ono of
motorcycle polleoiunu,
Whether the (lamett-Coiey com
pany should have n drinking fountain
In their establishment without rest
was the cause of much discussion but
tho matter was, tabled.
A petition that Dakota avenue, eaNt
of King street should be paved was
granted after a short talk by Mr.
Neff. Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Stewart
witcd agaliiMt the Improvement,
An old soldier, J, M, .lonoii, petit
loiied to open a shoot hg gallery and
the matter was referred to a llcciitm
committee. Tim Producers Fruit
company were granted permission t,i
build a wooden nwulug Inside of tho
fire limits, Col. II. II. Sargent sub
mlttod a petition signed by several
property liolilm ii to have a portion of
J street lying near the Oakdale (Int
ro ry paved with oil macadam. Mr,
Sargent spolto for tho petit Inn and It
was granted,
An ordinance, wan punned providing
for the (deolrlcnl worker whose woilc
falls to pass electrical Inspection to
make the change himself and on ru
fusing, he mny be fined, A llcnuiin
was granted to the Hotel Nash com
pany to sell liquor at tliulr place of
business on Front street.
The city has had few dlHturbanroH
this mouth as only $100, 00 wan tulcoii
In an flues.
WASHINGTON, July 'J.-Speaker
Chump Clink appeared today on the
house lustrum "all done up" in u
white serge suit, while shirt and white
necktie mnl winie snnes nun hoy.
Obstinate Acne
Quickly Yields
Fine Remedy that Clear
Skin of Pimples on Cheeks.
Temples, Sides of Nose
and Chin.
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LttS.S.S.
f urJr Yew
Blood.
tweets caa't
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Acne attacks tho glandular structuro
of the skin, more particularly thoss
tiny glands that secrete fat.
And It la hers tnai ..., ins ramous
blood purifier Is most active In Its
Influence.
There Is one Ingredient In 8. a R. the
purpose of which It Is to stimulate the
cells In the tissues that they select
from the blood the nutriment that
makes new skin and thus eliminates
all irritants, adds and parasites that
Inflame the stands. There Is a natural
tendency of the line network of blood
vessels In the skin to throw- off Impurl
ties, but where a persistent inflamma
tion process has Invaded tho skin, the
natural repair work of the blood Is In
terfered with. It requires the stimu
lating activity of 8. 8. 8. to overcome
such morbid conditions. If you have
been troubled with acne, do not despair
of a cure.
Tou can sret 8. 8. 8. In any drujf
store, but Insist upon having It. Take
no chance with a substitute. And If
your blood condition Is such that you
would Ilka to consult a specialist
freely, address tho Modlcal Dept., The
Swift Specific Company, 181 Swift Bide.,
Atlanta, Oa.
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CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O.
CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O.
$25,000 worth of Clean Up-to-Date Merchandise
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, JULY 4th
Do You Need A Suit or Coat?
Buy ono at exactly halt price,
if you want one.
COATS AT HALF PRICE
$112.00 Coats, now $6.00
$15.00 Coats, now $7.50
$IS.00 Coats, now $9.00
$20.00 Coats, now $10.00
$25.00 Coats, now ... $12.50
They are going fast, hurry
SUITS AT HALF PRICE
$15.00 Suits, now $7.50
$18.00 Suits, now....... $9.00
$20.00 Suits, now $10.00
$25.00 Suits, now ..,$12.50
$:U).00 Suits, now $15.00
Have you bought one of these Waists?
.If not, he sure you get one.
500 heautiful new voile waists nicely Irimiih'd and well Qfif
made, values up to $11.50, on sale Thursday, each . vOX
See Window Display
The Best Petticoat Sale Yet!
100 Messaliue Petticoats in all colors and black, will not
pull, $.1.00 values, on sale Thursday, each ... ,.., ,
See Window Display
$1.48
Special Sale "Kaysers" Long Gloves
"Kavsers" 1G hut
t o n, "W ji s h a h 1 e
Chamois
Gloves, a
pair
48c
"Kaysers" 1G hut
ton Silk Gloves, all
...98c
colors, a
pair
"Kaysers" .1(5 hut
ton Fancy Sillc
Gloves, $2 4 JO
grade $l.tO
100 new House Dresses, mad
of ginghams, percales and Ma
tistes, all sizes on sale ( or
Thursday, each nl.fl
20 Discount on all PARASOLS 20 Discount on ail WAISTS
Sale of White Wash Skirts
50 new plain "White and Black and White Wash $ MO
Skirts, on sale Thursday, each V-i- 0
Special Sale of Corsets
Warner's Corsets, fitted
with two pair hose JCp
supporters, a pair... "01
"Warner's Kust Proof
Corsets, Thursday i
it I'illl
$1.00
SHEETS
72x90 Bleached Sheets,
GOc grade, Tliurs- QQ
day, each dv
PILLOW SLIPS
12 and -15 inch Pillow
Slips, 18c grade -f OIa
each -lZ'
MONEY SAVERS
FOR
Thursday Only
Colgate's Talcum 25c.
Cans, each 12
Good Wash Cloths
5c values, each Ity
"Wash Belts 25c val
ues, each 5(
Linen Collars, 25c
values, each 10
Clark's O. N. T. Spool
Cotton
7F0R25
Best Darning Cotton,
all colors, a yards 2
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Special Sale of New Wash Dresses
Women's new Linen Dresses,
up-to-date in style, washahle,
$5.00 values, on sale (gtl QQ
Thursday, each $wtF0
5000 yards Apron Gingham, Dress Prints, Challies
and Skirting Prints, sale price, a yard
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WASH GOODS MUST GO
5c
9c
14c
KMH) yards Pest Washing Gingham made, on sale
Thursday, a yard
.12 inch fine Zephyr Gingham, 20e grade, on sale
Thursday, a yard.
1000 yards Patistes and Lawns, up to 15e values, saleOf,
price, a yard .....oC
Pest iiuality Klaxons in plain and fancies, on salu
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The Styles of the Year, Gentlemen
ARE AWAITING YOU HERE. YOUR CHOICE, IN THIS STORE IS NOT R H," "THE NORFOLK," THE "EXTRA TERNS OR MODELS. WE HAVE THEM
ALL. THE "AMERICANIZED ENGLIS ESTRICTED TO A FEW STYLES, PATTHIN," "THE STOUT," "LONG STOUT," AND "THE CONSERVATIVE" IN THE
NEW PATTERNS, COLORS AND ALL S IZES WE INVITE YOU TO SEE THEM DON'T FORGET WE ARE GIVING YOU BIG CUTS ON THIS SEASON'S SUITS.
THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR, WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET THE NEWEST STYLES BEST VALUES AND WHERE NO
MISREPRESENTATIONS ARE PERMIT TED. . .
New Summer Suits up to $15.00 go at $8.95
New Summer Suits up to $18.50 go at $11.95
New Summer Suits up to $22.50 go at $15.95
Now Summer Suits up to $27,50 go at $19.95
New Summer Suits up to $30.00 go at ". $22.50
Famous $3,50 No Namo Hats go at $2.35
20 DISCOUNT ON ALL STRAWS, PANAMAS AND BANKAKS. EVERY R EDUCED PRICE IS GENUINE.
Store open until
11 a.m. July 4th
THE TOGGERY
LARGEST AND FINEST
CLOTHING STORE
SOUTH OF PORTLAND.
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