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MTCDPOTID MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTCT). OREflON, AVKDNEKDAV, JANUARY 15, 1919 PAGE THREE , . NATIONAL'BANKS RE-ELECT OFFICERS Tliu liuliniiiil IiiiiiIih ni' Mi'ill'mil bold tlivir iiiiintiil ili'i'liiiiiM vi'-lcnlnv mid no dinner were iniiilu in ilircc turn mill tilTioiM'H. Tliu MmI'oi1 Niiliiinul linnli illicc Inro ri'nli'fli'il ii ni Willinm II, (lnri J. A. 1'i.rrv. I V.. Merrick. II. I. I'd. Ion. J. K. Wiii'tiiinii, ,, A. WYhIi'i--liind mill John S. (Irlh, while t ho re Hiwli'd iiI'I'ii'itm urn Willinm II, (linn, iriNidi'iil ; J. A. IVi'rv mid V. V,. Mcr rink, victi iirimidwilN; John S. Oilli, Vllhllilir, II 11(1 W, II. Jllt'kNUII, IIMNiHlllIll t'liNliiitr. Tlio rti-idi'i'luil diri'i'tin'H of lliii Kind Xiiliotml bunk nro I'Ihin. M. Km-huli, lli'iirv Hurl, ( Iiiih. Ktriinir. J. II, I onli'V, K. K, Jlciiol, (I 'mi W. Dunn find Wm. 0. Toil, mid tliu ri'i'li'i'ti'il nffii'vr nro Win. (I. Tiiil, WMiiliMiti '. M. Kiiitl'hh, vii'u iiivxiili'iil. Oris friiwfi.rd, ciiliicr mid II. S. Ihmii'I hh. tswliiiil fimliier. - Tin CVnlrnl I'oinl lunik iiUo hi., llH I'lclltioll Willi NO t'lllllliro ill I 111' (li- iwturatt'. Tint linnli di'oliucil u divi tun J. ANTI-I. W. W. BILL -i OI.YMI'IA. Wn-ili.. Jim. 1 1. Wiish. UikIuii'h li'tiiMnturu linn m-Hcd over UoviTiinr KrnvM I.inl vr'H vi-lu "i'lilllllllll hVlldil-llliMIl" hill, ol'tlrll hHlki'll of n h II mi'lllll'i uiuii'il niiiimt lmliiMrinl WurkiTN of lliii World mid oivniiirntioim mid iiulividtuilH iixih iK Clip (.'OVi-riiiiicnl. Tudii.v tliu house, by n vole of H." lo 0. niNseil the inimx lire, Vi'hI.t'Iiiv the liill pimtd tli M'liulit by a 117 In "i vole. TODAY'S CASUALTIES Klllud In action: I'rlvato Itolmrt I.. Ilonry. Lntnyolio, Orn. Dlml of dlnimsn: I'rlvato Kiiiti'iio Kolly, I'ortliiud. Ore. . Woiindad severely: Prlvnto Aukum W. Olln, lllllsilalo, tiro. ' Ilal of wound: I'rlvnlo I.ovo A. Conrml, BirliiK'llil. Oro. Woundod In action (deuroo umlo tormlnod) previously reported nilss I net In action: I'rlvato William Tlor nny, I'ortlnnd, Ore. Rotiirnod to duty, previously ro porlod missing In union: I'rlvuto John It. I'lturro, Kiilrirli Ore. ORGANIZES SOCIETY TO AID CRIPPLES i a 14 A. nt'-T- " 'Minn Torrpim lion rnlwil 10, OOO.iilifl (o(. allied wur clmrllii' l IIiikIiiiiiI in"' l ori:.in'.l'i- a ovluty to ant war crlpploe. PASSEOflVER VETO lyjEAT MONOPOLY PI ENTY OF WORK Tlii'in in no nri'd nl nri'Hi'iil mid for Kiiiiui linn! In I'niiiu lor miv ri'liiriicil Idicr to no witli'i") work in J ik-Iihoii coiinlv for. iici'ordini' to .Milton .Iiiiich, Niiiicniitoinli'iit of Hi" i'mliTiil eni idovnii'iit Hi'rvii'd lii-re. ultlioimli lie iiiiiv not lie iililn In L'ivo tlii'in iiiht tlio i'Iiihh of work tlii'V wmil. vid Im 'uii I'm ii;kIi tlii'in wink, l.iiht wi'ik lie found inliH in orrliurilN mid on In nun lor leu Moldiern, iiml viwIitiIhv I wo liioru KoldirrK. omt from .InckMoii villu nnd'oiii! from 'IVxiih ilituin'd iolw lliroiiuli Jiuii'H at ii dnv mid wiiil tu work on I ho Wrlixtor ranch. "The trouble im thill n nuiulier of ml dierM want work in town mid Hint I emiiiol urive," Hiiid .Imiich todiiv. "A 'few Iiiivii i'iiiih! into this office mid Muted Hint tliev need id work biidlv, mid when 1 direeled tlii'in lo mi oreliiird or fnriii where tliev eon Id luivo I'liiiilovniciit. thev turned the offer down, mivinu' thev wonted work in Hie eitv. One mini turned down a lenioorurv lob in town here ut Xi ccntH an hour. I cull Iiml inliH fur n niiiuher of koI dierH outside of tliu eitv lor home then to entile,'' STRIKERS VOTE 10 V.KMAX, Jan. ir. (Ity Anioelat ed 1'runH.) ' cordon of troopn had lieou thrown u roil lid the suburb of Muulilt, ono of the in oft t Important IndiiHtrlul aoctloim In (ireutor I'.orlln, to dliiitrin clvlllann und Bparlacana. 'I'edenlrlnna are being luilted and hounoH entered by ncurchliiK purtlex. Th a telephono acrvlee hurt been slop ped. The employoH of Die Schwartzkopf workd, one of the rnoHt rudlcal liodlen volod today to ronumo work Wodnes dtiy mornliiK. ltnllwuy employee alao voted to end. their atrike. The Hi nt CoiikIi Jleillilno When a drunglst finds that hla cuatomora all npoak well or a certain preparation, he forma a Rood opinion of It and when lp need of auch a medlcino la almoat certain to uao it hlnmelf and- In hla family. Thta la why ao many druttglBta uae and rec ommend Chamberlain's Cough Koin edy. J. H. Jonca, a. well known drug glat of Cubrun, Ky aaya, "I have UHcd Clittmbcrluln'a Cough Itomcdy In my family for the puat aeven yearn and have found It to be the heat cough medicine I have ever known." Don't Vou forget It Bear In mind that Chamberlain's Talilola not only move the bowels but Improve the appetite and strengthen the dictation. They contain no pep sin or other digestive ferment but strengthen the stomi.oh and enable It to perform Its functions naturally. DENEK1NE DEFEATS ODESSA, Jan. 13 General Dene- klne, tho antl-Holshevlk leader in southern Russia, has lnfllctod a sharp defeat on tbo'Boluhovlkl on the Klver Kuma in the Caucasus. One thousand prisoners were captured by hla forces. After two days of fighting, General Deneklne captured Alexandria Oru ahevka, tho Dolshevlkl losing a num ber of light field guns and machine guns. MAKES RAPID HEADWAY WASHINGTON. .Inn. lii. Krmieis J, lleiiey, v lui acted iih special couu x for the federal trade eoniiniihiun in the iiive-li(;alioii of the meat pnek itiir iudiiMtry, testified today in the Heiiiito ncrieiiltiiro eouimiltee'a lienr iiitr on the bill providing fur overn nient control ol' certain facilities of the incut industry, nsserled that the biK puckers- not only hud n monopoly of the incut liusiiicM in the I'nileil Ktutes, but so controlled the industry in other countries iik to be utile to iiiiuiipiilule prices ut home. Mr. lleiiev said the hik' companies lion' controlled the local hhniHhlering husiiicss. WILSON TO BE DINT.D BY FRENCH SENATE TAIMS, .Inn. l.-i. (IIiivns.)- rroH ident Wilson will bo the pnest of hon or at n biiiupiet to be mven by the Krvhcli setiute .luii'inrv 'JO. Add Tills I'lirt to Your Btoro of KuowlcdKK, Kidney disease often advances so rapidly that many a person is firmly In Its grusp before awuro of Its prog-1 ross. Prompt attention should bo, given tho allghtnst symptom of kid-' fluy illsoriler. If there Is u dull pain I In tho back, headaches, dlizy spells ! or a tired, worn-out feeling, or If the! kidney secretions nro offensive, Ir- i regular and attended by pain, pro-j euro a good kidney remedy at onco. Your townspeople recommend : I loon's Kidney I'llls. Head the stale- j inont of this Meilford citizen, ' I I). It. Andrus, CIO South Kir street! says: "I was bothored consldorablo ; by my kidneys and liludder. I hail trouble In retaining tho kidney score-! lions and I also had a dull ache acrona my kidneys. 1 got quick rollcf ; from Dean's Kidney Pills. My kld-j nuys acted moro regularly and I ! didn't havo that trouble In my back, j This has convinced mo that Doan's, Kidney I'llls nro a medlcino of merit and nro worth recommending to oth ers." Price COc, at nil dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills tho tamo that .Mr. Andrus had. Poster-.MIlbiirn Co.. .Mfgrs., Iluffiilo. Of. Y. Adv. A Walls! Resistance Emphasis should be placed upon the conservation of strength and the building up of a strong wall of resistance against weakness. . SCOTTS MULSION is used regularly by many, right through the winter, as a depend able means of conserv ' Jigstrength For the delicate child or adult, oooira uu era ricn nounsn Blent with tonic-qualities that are great in their ability to strengthen the body and in rreane resistance. lcouttUowuc.UloouficUI,N.J, 18-21, Full of Flavor 'A nut butter that is finding favor with thousands of thrifty families "UMECO" Nutmargarine .'''-'":''' . . ;: . '. Ii:li oil of eocoanut meat, chunied with a generous . quantity of pure pasteurized sweet milk and fine . dairy salt, makes this pure, wholesome, nutritious and delicious nut butter. . On bread and toast, in eakes and pastry, it "costs ' ; less aiuHastes best." The product of a sanitary, Pacific Northwest factory. ' ' Churned fresh daily, packed in waxed, odorproof cartons. - 'if' . 01 r ris-. Your Grocer Can Supply You UNION MEAT CO. PORTLAND,, OREGON ,, Save a Piece of , Yfcur Tire Money THERE'S a whole lot in buying good tiret; First there's usually a strong company be hind them! . Second you'get more service for your money!, and Third you reduce your troubles and save in repairs. That's why we picked Federals for you, and why we stand behind litem. No other tire has 'the Double-Cable-Base con etruction. Ask-us about it. j ' 1 1 "erjirimiiiffiri'',iiiriiS C. E. GATES AUTO CO. t 1 What Will Happen Thursday, I Greater Offerings -:- Friday and Saturday Greater Reductions AT THE Recoestraction and Readjustment Sale : Y ? T f f ? T i.; f t y ? ? y y y t y t y f x ?. ? y. Boys1 Shoes $2.50 UovV Patent JUiltou Shoes........... $2.75 Boys' (lood (inn Metal Shoes $3.50 Hoys' Pine Gun Melal Slmes $4.50 Hoys' Heavy Tan Winter Shoes $1.50 Hovs' Ueavv Hlaek Vinter Shoes... $1.50 Hoys' High Cut Winter Shoes , Men's Shoes $5.00 Men's Heavy Work Shoes $o00 Men's Heavy Work Shoes . $(.50 Men's Army Work Shoes .... $7.00 Men's Dress Shoes $7.50 Men's Dress Shoes $1.39 $1.98 $2.69 $3.15 ....$3.15 $2.98 ' ...$3.49 ...$3.98 ...$4.98 ..$5.49 ...$6.49 Ladies Shoes $5.00 Values, Laco or Patent, ..... $5.00 Values, Viui Kid, Button $5.00 Values, Lace Oxfords $5.00 New Dress Slioes . $6.50 Now )rcss Shoes $7.20 New Dress Shoes $7.50 New Dress Shoes $1.49 :..$i.98 $1.49 $4.49 $5.85 '.$6.48 $6.74 Children's Shoes Children's Shoes, 5t to 8 Children's Shoes, 8to 11 Children's Shoes, ID, to 2 .... ... .. $1.53, $1.78, $1.98 $2.24, $2.52 ..$2.48, $2.69 Ladies' Hosiery 25c Black Lisle Hose ..... 35c Hlaek Lisle Hose ..... 50c Hlaek Lisle Hose ..... Children's Hosiery 30c Children's Black Hose 35 and 40c Children's Black Hose ' Woolen Dress Goods $1.25 Woolen Serges .:. $1.25 Woolen Plaids ........ $1.75 Poplins and Serges ..... ' $2.00 Poplins and Serges ........ Umbrellas $3.50 Umbrellas ........ , Ginghams Standard Ginghams .l...:.........'.....'...29) Standard Ginghams j, .17 ..29f? ....42 .19 ...29 ...:....89 .: 98 $1.59 . ..$1.69 .$2.98 31, 34 . .. ......34 Towels -25c Turkish Towels....: .. 35c Turkish Towels .........I:;:.... 50c Turkish Towels ...19 29 ....42 Ladies' Blouses $6.50 and $7.50 Crepe dc Cheue Blouses $3.98 $9.50 and $10.50 Crepe dc Chene Blouses...........;......$4.98 $12.00 and $15.00 Crepe do Chene Blouses ................$6.98 Ladies' Goats 1 $15.00 Fine Winter Coats .........:....!.....,.....$10.98 $18.50 Pine Winter Coats ..............:....$12.98 ; $20.00 Fine Winter Coats ...................L.......:............$13.98 $25.00 Pine Winter Coats ......:..:.......:...:.....$18.98 LADIES' SUITS REDUCED LESS THAN COST "Ladies' Silk Petticoats . Special ........................... ......:.;......:...$4.9; $5.49, $6.49 Muslin Underwear J - :.....$1.39 .....$1.98 ..: ....$3.25 ..: ....$1.50 ".: .,............$1.75 $2.00 Muslin Skirts, Special .... Muslin Skirts, Special .... Muslin Skirts, Special ... Muslin Gowns, Special ... .Muslin Gowns, Special .... Muslin Gowns, Special .... M, M. Department Store z RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS t X ? T X T X X X X X X X X X X' X X X X X X- t t X X y f x- .X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X y X X I
