4
PAGE RTX
METVKORT) MATL TRTBUNK. M I'll) FORD. OREGON. FRTDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1918
10 BE PUBLISHED
Clmlrmnn Kldd of the Mcdford
liberty loan committee, has received
the following letter from K. W.
Smith, Mborty loan manager for
Oregon, advising the publication of
the names of Liberty loan slackers
The request will be complied with,
after Chairman Collins of the Coun
cil of Defense has made an Invcntl
cation of the slacker cases:
"The publication of the names of
lha slackers has received more con
sideration In the Fourth loan than
In any of the preceding loans. The
slacker evil Is not nearly so great in
Oregon os it is in many other stales,
and for this reason the Oregon state
central Liberty loan committee and
local committees have not given as
much attention to this problem as
Liberty loan committees In other
states.
"Ilowover, every Liberty loan wor
ker in Oregon knows that there are
slackers and fully appreciates the
necessity of adeiiuato measures for
handling such cases. Unfortunately,
u few of our citizens refuso to do
their part unless they are driven to
It. Future Liberty loans cannot bo
successfully floated unless flagrant
cases of slackers are, punished thru
adequate publicity.
"Apparently the general executive
board at San Kranclsco is of the
same opinion, nnd no doubt this
opinion Is based on a careful study
of the situation in each of the wes
tern states. We are today in receipt
of the following telegram, which will
speak for itself:
" 'The following resolution adopt
ed toduy: 'Uesolvcd, that the general
executive board of the Twelfth Fed-
oral Reserve districts approves the
publication wherever considered nec
essary by local Liberty lonn commit
tees and where careful Investigation
har, first been made nf the names of
persons, firms or corporations who,
without good excuse, have fulled, to
subscrlbo to the Fourth Liberty loan
or have made flagrantly inadenunto
subscriptions.'
"Whore yon have cases of slackers
who do not seem to be affected by
tlio publication of llioir names, 1
would recommend that the "cases be
reported to this office In ordor that
we may enlist tho assistance or the
state council of defense. A public
trial held under the auspices of the
county and state councils of defense
should produce results, and tills of
fice will bo glad to assist you In
securing such cooperation. Whilo of
course tho publication of the names
of slankors after the loan period has
expired will not prodiiro nuy funds
for the present campaign, It will
show those porsnns who havo mude
saorlflces In order to suoscrlbe tho
limit that the local nnd state Liberty
loan organizations are treating them
fairly and It should produce results
In tho fifth campaign."
TURKS 10 ACCEPT
71ASKL, Switzerland, Oct. 25.
(llavas ) Turkey will accept peace
bated on tho principles of right and
justlco Inld down by President Wil
son, which the new Turkish govern
ment approves, the grand vlzior,
Tewfik I'asha, is quoted in a Con
stantinople dispatch as having stated
In parliament.
Horn To Mr. nnd Mrs. I I). Coy.
a four pound baby daughter on Octo
ber 17th.
The first frost of the season In this
vicinity was on tho morning of Octo
ber 23rd.
There Is to be n change of tenants
on the old McKen place. The Wil
liam Wright family who have occu
pied the place for some time, are
moving Into Central Point. Mr.
Wright has rented a large wheat
ranch.
Mrs. Ffie Custer ha moved Into
her new home, the former O. X.
Davis plnce.
D. Kosenbers Is pasturing a flock
of five Numlrt-il sheep at (Iicen Acres.
In sibling from the hav mow. Mon
day, ltoy Nichols re-eived a painfull
but not serious Injury by striking
upon tho broken handle ot a hay
fork.
Mrs. Ilobert C. Hrophy and Miss
Leah Parker motored up to the Oak
Uwii ranch near Derby, fur the w eek
end.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clinton MiCurdy and
family took dinner with the It. V.
Klilrns Sunday. It was Mr. and Mrs
Klilen's 12th anniversary.
Masters (ieorge and Harry F.hleti
entertained ft few of their little
friends one evening last week In
honor of their birthdays which conic
only a few days apart.
News lias been received I lint At
hurt Forgcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Sf. Palmer, Is on his way oeiseas.
destination as yet unknown.
Hnlph Householder with the Nich
ols teams, Is plowing on tho licorKr
Jlims ranch.
?
f
T
?
?
?
?
f
f
t
?
t
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
T
?
?
t
t
?
?
t
Y
?
i
?
?
Y
?
?
?
Y
y
y
y
y
t
t
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
x
T
Y
f
Y
Y
Y
f
Y
Y
?
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
t
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
;
t
?
?
Y
t
Y
t
y
y
This Store Pays Its Tribute to the Dominant Courage,
Skill and Progress of American Industry!
Uiilil tlit' war started, Germany's business witli tliis
country was growing in leaps and hounds. Why' Be
cause German propaganda advertised the trademark
"Made in Germany," and misled Americans into be
lieving that German-made goods were better than the
American product.
Js that inglorious situation to prevail again when
our victorious armies return We hope not and we
are doing what we can to offset the Hun's insidious
propaganda.
There is' now being held at this store a display of
'Made in U. ft. A." goods that is significant of the as
tonishing progress which American industry has made
in the past few years. Aside from its patriotic appeal,
the display possesses a real educational value. It dem
onstrates not only the progress of American industry,
but its scope, skill and enterprise, as well.
"Made in U. S. A." means the best that you can get
at the price. American manufacturers now acknow
ledge no superiors. They are producing merchandise
of every sort that far excels what we formerly thought
only the European factories could create.
' Attend this display tomorrow. We have made it
extremely interesting for you!
Superb Fall Apparel!
Thoroughly American in design,
though showing the influence of
Parisian . coutouricrs. Made of
American fabrics. A truly splen
did showing. '
Women's Suits Made in U.
S. A. Garments that are a
tribute to American skill in
both designing and making.
These suits, in which Ameri
can women will appear to
best advantage, because they
were made for Ihcin and not
for foreigners. Priced
Women's Coats made in U.
S. A., Ideal New Styles
Every fabric, button, trim
ming and even tho dye used
in these coats was produced
in U. S. A. C'.rh coats $.1$
to $75. Pile fabric - coals
rnm
$75.00
from $25.00
to
$75.00
$25.00 to
Waists made in U. S. A.
Thev are skillfulfv made of
Women's Dresses, made in w newest and prettiest ma;
lerials. Specials: New
Crepe de Chine "i AT
waists .! fO7J
V. S. A. The American wo
man is fot'ev.er young and in
these fall dresses our home
country designers have dis- ,w Georgette Crept tfC
played delightfully youthful wiists at
appearing dresses, priced Women's Skirts, made in U.
from $10.00
up to
S. A..
$").4S to
$25.00
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
ETC
All r -American-made a great
variety of as beautiful patterns
as we have c-Ver had the pleas
ure of offering! . ' -
r0)0 yards beautiful new Yal.
Laces, all made in U. S. A. Cheap
today at prices up to 15c. "Tp
yard. Special, yard
"Fillet" Laces, from 25Cp
yard, up. uDlt
,New "Venice" Laces from 15
vard up.
Xcw Convent Edges from 10
yard up.
Xcw Corset Cover Embroideries
from 25? to $1.00 yard.
New Embroidery Flouncing from
50 yard up. ,''
New Ribbons made in U. S. A.
Hair How Ribbons, wide widths,
worth 50c. OQ
Special, yard Jsv
Fancy Floral Ribbons,.- wide
widths, up to $1.00 Or
value. , Snccinl vard UOI
- i .iOT: T .
1
Silks and Dress Goods
Proud to lie made in U. S. A.
no. better fabrics ever came from
foreign looms!
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Georgette Crepe 40 inches wide. Comes in every new
shade for fall and winter wear. This cloth is (T1 QO
worth $2.50 yard. Special, yard pl.70
1000 yards' New Fancy Silks in fancy plaids and stripes,
beautiful ptterns. Values up to $3.00 ffl QO
yard. Special this week, yard J)170
:5(5 inch Costume Velvet in navy, garnet, plum, and green,
a very fine quality. Special, J
Satin Imperial, guaranteed for four seasons, in a great-,
variety of shades for fall and winter weal'. CO AQ
Very special, yard $utO
3(i inch Wash Satins in flesh and white, suitable for
Linings, Waists and underwear.
Special, yard
$4.98
54 inch Velour Coatings in
navy, marine, Sammy, lur
gundv and ' wisteria, also
black. Very
special
50 inch all wool Epingle,
comes infill tile much want
ed shades for winter wear.
Yerv special, t) QO
yard p.70
54 inch Suiting Serge, strict
ly all woo, comes in navy,
.....$2.48
green and
$3.48
brown, taupe,
black. Very
special
42 inch Wool Ottermon
Cloth in all colors. This is a
very beautiful cloth.
Special :
50 inch Salts Peco Plush in
black only. Suitable for
making scarfs and trimming
$2.39
purposes,
vard
Special,
$9.48
HOSIERY AND UNDEWEAR
American has long taken the lead
i nthe manufacture of hosiery anil un
derwear. The best makes and quali
ties are shown here!
"Athena" Underwear, the Best Gar
ment Made in America. Sole Agents
in Medford.
Women's "Athena" Union Suits in
silk and wool, high neck and long
sleeves, and Dutch neck ami elbow
sleeves. A very fine ffO JO
quality. Special, a suit pJ"0
"Athena" Merino 1'nion Suits, comes
quality in silk and wool. All sizes,
conies in Dutch neck, elbow ff A AO
sleeves. Special, suit -pT.O
"Athena" Misses' Tnioii Suits, comes
in Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, and
low neck, no sleeves.
Special, suit
"Milt more" Silk Hose in a good line
of colors. A splendid ffl 1Z
uualitv. Special, pair 1IJ
"l.a I'Yaiicc" Silk Hose. Hest wear
ing silk hose made. Conies in good
line of colors. Special, J J
Women's I isle Hose in black oiilv
all size-, line yrade.
Sieci,-l, jiair
$2.48
69c
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
MADE IN U.S. A.
Really practical qualities The kinds
that give the best wear and greatest
warmth, are here and splendidly rea
sonable juices. They're produced in
U. S. A. by Americans, for you.
Wool finish Ulankets in fancy plaids,
heavy quality, large size. This blan
ket is cheap today at $0.00. 048
Special, pair -jn.lO
Wool Ulankets, TOxSO size, in white
onlv, a vcrv fine qualitv and cheap
today at $12.50. ffQ (Q
Special, pair iJ)7.0
( otton lilaiiKcts. liiixNi, conies m
crav and tan. Cheap at
$5.00. Special, pair
70XS0 Cotton niankcts, a very fine
srrade, in gray only. Cheap today at
$0.00. Very special,
pait y"wJ
Full size Comforters, filled with one
sheet of white carded cotton, covered
with good silkoliue. Cheap todav at
$5.00. Very - ffl A
special y J.U7
Heavy full size Comforters, in both
light, and dark colors. Filled with
new white ciitton. ( 'heap at
$0.00. Special
$3.98
$4.48
Made in U. S. A. Muslin Underwear
Women's Lingerie Gowns, beautiful
fine quality cloth, nicely trimmed
with fine lace. Values up to ff
$:i.50. Special, each $uuJ
Women's Lingerie Gowns, beautiful
lv made and nicelv trimmed. Cheap
at $2.00. Vcrv ff AO
special, each JllO
Envelope Chemise made of fine grade
lingerie cloth, nicelv trimmed. Cheap
at $2.(V). Very frl
special
Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin
Camisoles in flesh color. ffl 7r
Special, each Jl.l J
Women's Silk Jersey Hlootners in
flesh color. Special,
V. S. A. ( 'orsets are supreme. Agents
for Warner's Rust Proof Corsets and
"Red Fern" Corsets.
Red Fern Front Lace Corsets in
mcijniini and low bust. Best fitting
corsets made. ff r AA
Special fJ.VV
Women's Front Lace Athletic Cor
sets. All sizes. ff A An
Special :.....JW.vU
Complete line of Warner's Brasseries
from 69? tl
up to 1.1 J
All roiid cornets fitted.
WOMEN'S FURNISHINGS
Neckwear, gloves and all the small
things that are important in complet
ing the attire. All made in U. S. A.
and glad of it !
25 dozen women-'s fine neckwear in
collars and sets, made of fine organ
dies, satins and piques. Real
75c values. Special, each i..
W omen's dainty new collars and sets,
made of satin, Crepe de Chine, benga
line and Georgette crepe, in the new
roll and Dutch styles; also the short
fronts for the round neck
69c
$2.75
dresses. Special OS? up to...
Women's Patent Leather Belts
black and red in 2 and 4
inch. Special, each
in
6Tc
"Mesite" Jewelry, the best wearing
popular priced jewelry made. Every
piece guaranteed. Comes in all tho
latest styles Ear drops, hat pins,
lingerie clasps, rings, handy pins,
brooches, etc. Popularly priced from
JoC up to
each
$5.00
GLOVES MADE IN U. S. A.
Beautiful new Cape Chamoisctte and
Kid Gloves, the qualities are perfect,
a splendid stock at right prices.
r77 ,T
HAND BAGS MADE IN U. S. A.
iQ!(jJJ$ 'ln ivceived a wonderful line of new
i land hags, made or all leather, in the
j, j i land hags, made or all leatiier, in the
i hsWOinPJn'S otore latest styles. Pi-iced from $1.00 up
. to ?G.OO
H-22 North Central
Meilford, Oregon
T
?
v
f
?
t 1
i
t
y
?
?
y
y
y
y
y
y
t
y
y
y
y
y
y
y .
y
y
y
y
f
y
y
y
y
y
t
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
t i
V
y '
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
t
y
y
y
f
y
y
:
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y y
y
y
y
y
y
y