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CTEDFOttT) MAIL TRrBTTNTC, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTPAY. OCTOBER in, 1017
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PUPILS 10 BUY
LIBERTY BONDS
Thru Patriotism of John A. Wester
lund, Scholars Are Offered Oppor
. tunlty of Buying Bonds on Easy
' Terms Without Interest, $2 on No
vember 15, Balance $3 Monthly.
Thru tlio patriotism of John A.
Wenterlund, Medford bcIiooI children
aro offered tho opportunity to pur
chase Ulierty bonds on euny pay
ments. Mr. Wenterlund will advance
tho monny without Intuiost, pupils to
pay S2 on eacl) r0 bond on Novem
ber 15 and every month aftarwarrtK
for 16 months, S3. Mr. Westeiltind's
proposition Is as follows:
October 18, 1917.
Mr. V. Meldo Hlllls,
Superintendent of Schools,
Modford, Oregon.
Dear Mr. Hlllls;
Bollevlni? that lessons of thrift and
patriotism should bo liiHtllled on ev
ery possible occasion Into tho minds
of tho children of our community,
and resardlng tho present occasion
as one of the most fitting over pre
sented for such a purpose, I wish to
moke tho following offer, which I
beg leave to request you to have read
in every schoolroom In tho city:
To tho pupils of the Modford city
schools:
I wish to help every pupil who feels
that he wnnts to "do his bit" to help
ills country win tho war which Is
now being fought out so bitterly In
Europe, and so I am ready to advance
the money to pay for fifty J; 30 Lib
erty bonds, which thoso of you who
first apply to mo ran take up by pay
ing $2.00 to my bunk on each bond,
on or before November Kith next,
and every month afterwards for six
teen months pay into my bank the
sum of S3. 00 on ench bond taken up,
making $50.00 In all for each bond,
you to receivo In the meantime the
full amount of Intornst which our
government pays on tho bonds, $2.00
per year on a tr0 hond. Thus at the
end of thn sixteen months, ynu will
own your bond and have your Interest
money besides, and will bavo been a
grent holp to your country.
When you pay the first $2.00 to the
bank on your bond, you will ho pre
sented with ono of Uncle Sam's Lib
erty bond buttons to wear, and show
your friends that you havo bought a
Liberty bond.
Wo must do all (hat wo can to help
win tho war. Your older brothers
and their comrades, who have enlist
ed In our army and navy, hip flpli'
ing at tho front In defenrr ! o ; .
country, and you should help t'.um ri
home by saving your money and lend
ing It to l'ncle Sam. so that he can
food and clolho our soldiers, who are
!olng their duly so nobly.
Thosn who wish to Inko up the
bonds ran come to see mo al the Mo
tel Holland.
Yours for the coiiulry'H wplrnrn,
J. A. WUKTUIll.lSli.
When Superintendent Hlllls read
Mr. W'eslerlund'B offer to tho stu
dents of the high school Friday fore
noon, the enthusiastic nnd apprecia
tive students upplnuded vigorously.
Immediately on closing of school
this noon patriotic boys and girls of
tho high school began calling on Mr.
Westerlund. nnd by 1:30 o'clock 23
of them hud subscribed for Lib
erty bonds anil left fur the Jledfnril
National bank with orders from Mr
Westerlund that they lie given Lib
erty loan buttons.
Many others are i'hi-imI to take
advantage, or Mr. Weslcrlund's gen
erous offer.
TAMMANY USING
IGHOOL
NFAV YoHK, Oct. in --Willi the
opening of the schools this morning
tho Btrike spread and disturhanres
were resumed. At one nf the largest
llronx buildings the children broke
many windows. They paiaded thru
tho streets with jil.nards reading:
"Wo won't go back to sclnml mull the
Gary system Is taktn out." Tho po
llco dispersed them.
In llrookiin several hundred wo
men armed with stones forced their
way into a school at Hrnwnsville, a
Jewish section, and demanded thai
their children be allowed lo go home
Some windows were muhed and
sevoral persons were Injured. Includ
ing throe policemen, while police re
serves were quelling 'he riot. The
SfOi (tyitdjien were ditml fed for the
The following liuvo subscribed to
tho second issue of liberty loan
bonds; ' '
Thru Medl'oiJ N'ulioiiul bunk:
J. A. Perry. . ,,; , .
J. p. Wortinan. : ,'
Klfrida Kstella Whitman. '"
Kli.ubeth II. Poster.
Hubert l. Wilson.1 ' .'" ;'i '
,)us. W. Hcrriun. ' , :;i
Mnurinc McKcnny.
Wui. S. Crowell.
t.'nrrie B. Wurreii.
Geo. W. Childs.
Anjr. J. Van Wiming.
Margaret Ames.
WeiH'ord Nnlloiinl Hunk.
.lames V. Dates.
William W. Dates.
Dorothy F. Roberts.
Mary Leo Roberts.
Elder M. Conser.
Louis A. Halado.
S. Melaisic Herbert.
Edgar Wight.
T. 13. 'IJanlelB.
Lillian M. Daniels.
Total, S29.900.
Thru Jneksiin t'ounty bank:
.Mary P. Seliiii'linril. ' '
P. W. Carnnhan.
Mrs. J. C, lirown.
Kllu J. Smilli.
It. A. Johnson.
Wm. M. Stine.
A. H. Nelson.
liobert A. Nelson.
A. S. V." Carpenter.
II. J. Adkins.
Mrs. Alice Kinenid.
Until . Cleinens.
Prod A. Malz.
Alidn l(. Minor.
O. U. Irwin.
Kule I). Juniiey.
Kmil Illauin.
Zera K. Daliui'k.
John Pont ing.
W. A. Polner.
('. W. JleDoniild.
Ivy I. lioeek.
Kliner T. Puss.
Irene II. Isaacs. i
Hielinrd C. Isaacs.
W. P. Isaacs.
Oeo. II. I.indley.
Kluni Adv. .Co.
Win. ririch.
'fhru Kir-,1 Nulionul bank:
Tlioiim! Knrl Itenll.
Mrs. Ann lleull.
Asbury Henll.
(Jen. T. Collins.
K. Violet Cook.
Klizabelll P. Doi'e.
Mary Joy Polger.
Arthur I,. Hill.
Alidu It. Miner. .
('. V. Montgomery.
Win. A. Sunnier.
Marian K. Van Krnyoc.
U J. Warner.
.Marshall S. Wright.
i'-i. Anna Young.
Pnrn.or.-i' & Fruitgrowers' Hunk,
(ins Newbury.
Frank ('. Clnrk'c.
F,. Gales.
K. F.. Swan.
K. II. Ilaiiley, Jr.
W. Van Seoyoc,
James Ciiuinbell,
p. c. r.iiioit.
P. W. Mears!
Alice .Mel 'lure (lelehel.
Lewis II. (iilhcrtsiui.
Mrs. H. P. Antic.
Delrov Cieddlell.
C. W. Whilloek.
L. Niederineyer.
('. A. HeVoe
. L, IhividMin.
Nellie M. Davidson.
Pro.1 W. Weeks.
Ilenrv II. Hates.
.1. I!. Woo.liord.
A. W. Walker.
S. A. K'roselu'l.
.1. .1. Ililelller.
S, I. I'.rown.
tins II. Samuels.
.1. II. Andrews.
Karl S. Tinny.
J. II. Swem.
Win. Hi Hamilton, .
P. 1 1. l'.OVll.
1). li. Wood. .
0. K. Keynolds. ; ,".
IJelos Oilbert. ' , '
W. W. Watson.
I)r. C. It. Kay. . :
J. P. Lawrence. , : -
Kd Hriins. ,
Cui'l 1). Hinvinnn.
C. T. Noe.
W. ('. Hoslwiek.
P. P. Lodcr.
Florence Trowbridge.
J. W. Mitchell.
(Irnce Mitchell.
Charles N. Hansen.
10. II. Liimport.
Dr. J. J. F.mtncns.
Porter J. Ncff.
Isubel NelT.
John Neil'.
Arthur lirown.
S. Childers.
W. K. Crews.
.Jacksonville Make Itccord
The showing of Jacksonville is re
garded as being particularly com
mendable. Tho committee reported
l.'iOOO yesterday noon and a few
hourB later reported $7000. The
Jacksonville honor list to date is as
follows:
J. W. Ilyboo.
A. II. Farrier.
Geo. W. Godward.
rtirrlo Ileekman.
G. A. Gardner.
Dan W. Hngshnw.
G. It. Chapman.
E. Drill.
Iloy Uliich.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1!). The condition
of Robert Flt.sfinmons, former cham
pion heavywTelght pugilist, who is III
of pneumonia at a hospital here, was
still critical early today.
It was said at the hospital that
while thero was little change In his
condition during the night, practical
ly no hope was held out for his re
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GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY II!
Hair
gets
stops ftilliiiK nut nnd
thick, wavy, strong nnd
N'ni:tifnl.
Your hair bocomos Hunt, wavy,
fluffy, abundant nnd appears as nlft
liiptrnun and beam if ni as a young
girl's aftor a "Dnndmim hair
elfansp." .lust try thlF moisten a
cloth with a little handnrinn nnd care
fully draw It through your hair, tak
Iiik ono small Mrnnd at a time. This
will Heanao the hair of dunt, dirt and
r.rrnslvo oil and In .iust a few mo
ments you havo doubled tho beauty
of your hair.
Uepidoti beautifying the hair at
once, Uandcrinu dissolves every par
tide of dandruff; eleanses, purifies
and Invlnoratea tlio scalp, forever
stopping Itching and falling hair.
Hut what will please you most will
be after a few weekM use when you
will actually see new hair flno and
downy at first yes but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of It, surely get a small bottle of
Kwonltou's Dnnderlne from any drug
gist or toilet counter for a few centn.
ra5 in
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CAPITAL
$100,000.
Inviting the Accounts of Women
THESE wo appreciate quite as much
as those ot men and commercial in
stitutions. With a household, or personal
checking acrount a woman is better able
to manage the Income and outgo and will
tind it a means of promoting SAVING.
LIBERTY LOAN NOTES
"Ol'll" boys will gi e their time, liuiiiy
their livo lor the ('hum-. Will Y(U' I.F.N1I
- not gie -a tew di'llur- h bu.Miig a Lib
ert v Hond f
RESOURCES ALMOST ONE MILLION
siMaiionaliank
MfDFORD
Afedford people, wake up!
lint seven duys ie ft of liberty loan
drive.
Ashluiiil is duins; things. .Thirfy
couiniittees nre .seuurinjr the lowii on
a ciirel'ully systematized plun. Money
is louriuc in. - Splendid co-nperutiuu
between the bunks and citizens murk
t lie campaign. "
This lias made possible the piir
eliusc of bonds by tde sniiill inslnll
nient plan and lias opened a hi; field.
The patriotic small n'ue-eiirner.rtnuii
or woman, can do his bit and start tt
savings account at the same time.
The city of Ashland came to the
front nnd footed the bill for the pat
riotic banquet. Yes, Ashland is do-
inj things, nnd we are proud of her.
Let us Medford people do something
besides wave the flag and run in cir
cles.
The last liberty loan wus iindcr
ubseribed here to our everlasting
shame. , I.i l not let it U" I y ! iifMiin.
lletue'niWi',.ylliip1iiiiiiey Vilt-VIri V'oVi
no cond if we lose this wurv
liealizc, if you enn't shuulder ' u'
rifle in the cause, of Immunity vou
citu shoulder pint of our country's
olilifution.
When you store with blearing eyes
at the first lists of Oregon's killed
nnd wounded, our boys, you mnv say:
",Iy (lod! Why did I not do my bit
to hurry the end, to supply the (trait
need money to (he allies, thus to
snvc Aineiienn lives nnd, better than
life, liberty for nil minikind."
UHEUTV LOAN lTllUt'ITY COJI,
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FAMI
GIRLS! IVIAKh l
BEAUTY'LOTldrr -
WITH LEMONS
44. 44.44.4.44 44
At the cots of a small jar of ordi
nary cold cream one can prepare a
Half a dozen or more of .luckson
county ranchers Interested In better
ing their boot and hog stock aroj full quarter pint of tho most wonder-
planning to attend tho Pacific inter- jful lemon skin coftener and beanti
nminnni i.iv..nck .vnn.tiinn which ' Her, by squeezing tho juice of two
will be held in Portland during'thej
last wecK of, the big land show there,
NEW YORK CITY
' .v , ..
NEW YOHK, Oct. 19. With
wholesale sources of supply virtually
shut off and refineis unable to get
the lniitcrinl. New York is threatened
with n supir famine. Some sales nt
5 cents a pound have been reported.
Many restaurants ulrciidy have abol
ished the siiftur bowl and customers
nre served one lump apiece.
fresh lemons into a bottle containing
three ounces or orchard white. Care
should tie taken to strain the juice
through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp
gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
and hogs for breeding purposes, and ( knows that lemon juice is used to
I no doubt there are others who will bleach and remove such blemishes us-
take advantage of this occasion to .freckles, sallowness an4 tan and Is
November 14 to 24.
These men see an opportunity In
the 'exposition to buy blooded 'cattle
stock up, according to County. Agri
cultural Agent C. C. Cate,' ,
"By a number of our Jackson coun
ty men attending tho exposition,"
says Mr. Cate, "and making pur
chases there they can club together
and send their shipment of purchases
back by car load, thus saving much
of the price of their car fare to Port
land." Mr. Cate will take a vacation of a
week to attend the livestock exposi
tion. .
the ideal skin softener .smootnener
and boautlfler. .- ..-;
Just try it! Get three dunces of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly rfa
grant lemon lotion and massage It
daily into the face, neck, arms and
hands. It should naturally help to
whiten, soften, freshen and bring out
the roses and beauty of any skin.
It is truly marvelous to smoothen
rough, red hands.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Corset Sale
100 pairs Miller Bros.' New Model Cor
sets, in several styles, all sizes, real
value $1.00; sale priee, per pair, g '
Sfc Sfc Jfc Sfc Afc. Jl. Jk Jfc. J
JwanrCs
TheWoman's Store
14-22 N. Central Ave.,
Medford, Ore.
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Outing Gowns
AVomen's Outing Flannel Gowns, in
white and fancy stipes, made good and
full, real $1.25 grade, sale priee, '
SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR SATURDAY J
Wonderful Bargain Giving in Every Department
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS
That Will Keep You Warm and Comfortable
Blankets Comforters
Good size Cotton Blank- Wool Finish Blankets, 64
ets, in tan, gray and white, x7G, extra heavy, cheap to
cheap today at $2, &4 MO dav at $3, on sale ?Q HE
Saturday, pair at,' pair ! $0.1 el
"Wool Blankets, in tan, Heavy Comforters, in
gray and white, full size, dark colors, cheap at $2.50,
heavy weight, worth $6.00, on sale Saturday, flj 7c
sale price; per ' $1 Qfi ('iU'n
pair...:.....'.'....: VtJ 0 Fine Silkaline Comforters,
Fancy Crib Blankets, all filled with good cotton,
colors, special, CI 1Q full size, on sale CO 9ft
.y-i.xt.Saturdav, each puv
EXCELLENT SHOWING OF THE
Newest in Women's Suits and Coats
pair.
Saturday, each.!
Women's Suits
Just received, a beautiful
line of New Winter Suits,
in a great variety of styles
and colors, on sale COG!
Saturday, each V&
LA VOGUE SUITS
Up to date in style, made
of the best fabrics, on sale
from $35,00 up.
Women's Coats "
25 fmautiful New "Winter
Coats for woinen in this
season's most up-to-date
styles, on sale
Saturday, each....
$20
CHILDREN'S COATS
A beautiful line of Misses'
and Children's Coats,
made of good materials,
$5.48 up to $12.50 each.
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$1.00
Beautiful New Blouses at
Little Prices
New shipment of "Wirtlnnbr'
Waists, sizes 36 to 42, beautiful styles,
worth more on sale S;itnr- 4?
day, each
October styles in the celebrated
"Wei worth" Blouse, wonderful' val
ues, on sale Saturdav, each,
at .'
New "Crepe de Chcne" Waists,
new si vies and colors, worth ffO Q7
$.".0i), iiow V
New Georgette Crepe Waists,
white and flesh, worth $6,
now, cads
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Odds and ends of Fleischer's
Yarns, some slightly soiled,
worth up to 35c, on sale 4 "7i
Saturday, skein II C
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Good Talcum Powder,
worth 15c, now, can,
7c
in
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"Merite" Jewelry, in a great
vnriet v of articles, on sale OC
Saturday, each UOj
35c
Knitting Pins in amber,
all sizes, special, pair
Rich and Lustrous are the
Pretty New Silks
1000 Yards Colornrl Tnffi.n ?lfi;,.V,
every thread silk, worth today $1.75 &
a am, on saic oaturaay, per
1000 yards of Fancy Silks in plaids
and stripes, 36 inches wide, values up
to $2.25 a yard, on sale Satur- M On
day, a yard J vl0l
40-inch Silk and Wool Poplin, in the
new fall shades, on sale ff 4 on
Saturday
40-inch Crepe de Chine, in a full line
of colors, on sale Saturday at,fl f 'JC
a yard w
SPLENDID KNIT UNDERWEAR
For Women and Children
Women's l:nion Suits,
fleeced lined, in si 1 1 styles
and sizes, cheap today at
$1, on sale Saturdav, CLln
a suit .'....OIL
"Athena" Union Suits,
fleeced lined, in all styles.
cheap at $2, on salei
$1.75
Saturdav, suit
Athena Silk and Wool
I'nion Suits, worth today
$:1.00, on sale Sat- fl) OT
Children's Vests and
Pants, fleeced lined, worth
todav 50c, on sale QCn
Saturday, each t
Women's Vests and Pants
all sizes, fleeced lined,
worth today 50c, on Qrrt
dell
.'i8-inch Fancy Plaids, for
children's dresses, cheap
at 75c, on sale
Saturday, yard....
67c
sale .Saturday, each...
( 'hildreit's
Suits, all
Saturday,
$1.75 suit.
Wool
sizes,'
$1.25
1'liiiiii
on Viilt'
up to
ui'day. a suit
The New Gloves for Fall
Women's Cape Gloves, in cham
pagne and tan, all sizes, cheap to
day at 2.00, on sale Sat
urdav. pair
Women's "Washable Kid Gloves, in
white only, all sizes, a splendid
grade, Saturday,
a pair
$1.67
loves, in
splendid
$1.87
very special
The New Corsets
Just received, a new line of the
very latest models in Warner's and
lxed Fern Corsets, in front and
back lace, on sale Saturday,
$1.00 up to $5.00 a pair.
THE NEW DRESS GOODS
For Fall and Winter
56-inch Heavy Coatings,
all woo, in red, gree-and
fancy phi ids, worth up to
$4 a yard, to close C i Q
out, a yard $Utl0
New Broadcloths, in all
colors, 52 inches CO QQ
wide, very special.. JwO
Heavy Bolivia Coating, in
a good line of colors, 5H in.
wide, verv special.
42-inch Navy Blue Storju
and French Serges, all
wool, cheap at $1.75, on
sale Saturday, a
vard
$1.25
46-ineh All Wool Poplins,
in the new shades, C4
... .pi.i tr
yard
''.'.$3.47
The New Hosiery
Women's Pine Lisle Hose, in black
and white, a very fine qual
ity, on sale Saturdav
39c
Women"s All-Silk Hose,
si;:fs, cheap today at $1
pair, on sale Saturday at,
a pair .'
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50
all
per
$125
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$ MANN'S-The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price-MANN'S y