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MEDFORTTmaTH TRIBUNE, MEDFORD', DREG OK, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 191D
IJl -I -J-'-L-lL. L.JUJl
of I lie union, H-liour day nnd limrouH.
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Mrs.'Kdnn Hunt formerly of Ash'
land and Robert Prosscr of Com.
stock, Texas, wcro married in San
Francisco June li). The bride was
the wife of Jo Hurt manaeor of the
ice olant at Med ford and Ashland.
who died suddenly nt the wheel of
hig auto over a year aeo. The erooirt
is a wealthy sheco man' of tho Lone
Slur Ktnle. After nil auto tour of
Ciilifornia the couplo will so to Hono
lulu for a trio nnd then return to
California to live.
Tho weddinir is snid to bo tho, eiil
lnination of a romance of the Siski-
yous. The bride, who is fond of
htintine. had killed a bie black bear,
aiid the erooin, who loves outdoor
sport, met in tho mountains, nnd the
eroom admired the pluck of the. sco;
man hunter, as well as the huntef her
self, and that nicotine resulted in the
happy occasion. The bride s pres
ents from the eroom were a $50,000
check and a $5,000 diamond rinsr.
'Grace Hunt, daughter of the bride,
arrived in Ashland Wednesday, to
spend the summer with her irrnnd
niother. Mrs. Joe Griffin. ,
GOT GOOD RESULTS
' This honest, straight forward let
ter from a woman who has suffered
should be needed by all artllctea
with backache, rheumatic pains, sore
muscles, . awful tired feeling- and
other symptoms of kidney and blad
der trouble: "I have got such good
results from Foley Kidney Pills that
I. can sleep much better and the pain
in my back and sides is a good lot
them." Mrs. Chaa. Gray, 270 6th
St. Dstroit, Mich. For sals by Med-J
ford Pharmacy.
TO MANUFACTURE
2 PER CENT IS HIT
NEW YORK. Juno 26. The United
States circuit court of appeals in an
opinion handed down todnv modified
the injunction recently irrunted brew
ers by Inderal Judge, Mavcr ncniusf
United States District Attorney Caf-
fev and Actincr Collector of Internal
Revenue McEllicott. Tho opinion of
the hichcr court permits tho prose
cutor to proceed nmiinst allwrcd vio
lators of the war time prohibition act
NEW YORK. Juno 26. The right
of brewers to manufacture and sell
"2.75 per cent beer" after July 1 is
not assured by today's decision of the
United States circuit court of ap
peals modifying the injunction against
United States District Attorney Cnf
fev and Acting Internal Revenue Col
lector MoElligott. according to Uni
ted States Assistant District Attorney
Cornelius J. Smyth, one of the draft
ers of the government's brief in the
pending litigation.
Mr. Smyth characterized ns "optim
istic" a statement bv counsel for the
brewers that the latter, could con
tinue manufacturing beef of the pro
scribed alcoholic content, . . Tho de
cision, he pointed out.'Wonld not ex
empt brewers from prosecution under
the war time prohibition act.
WASHINGTON. June" 26. The
house judiciary committeo voted to
day to split prohibition - legislation
into three parts, with enforcement of
war time prohibition, separate and
distinct from the others, which relate
to constitutional prohibition and the
manufacturer's of industrial alcohol.
U.S.
OF
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VISIT THE COAST
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 26. Tho
board of directors of tho Chamber of
Commerce of tho United States will
meet in Senttlo during July, accord
ing to advices received here today bv
tho local Chamber of Commerce. No
definitn date was mentioned.
According to tho message, the par
tv will consist of 34 members of the
chamber. They will visit Chicago,
Denver. Suit Lake and California
points bctoro proceeding to Seattle.
Edward A. Filene. of tfoston. who
was a member of tho Taft party on
its trip in connection with the League
of Nations advocacy, will accompany
tho pnrtv.
REACH SEATTLE
SEATTLE. Juno 26. On their way
to Washington, London nnd Paris. O.
Kulisch and A. Lcra. financial com
missoners for tho Omsk government
of Siberia, left hero today after arriving-
from the Orient yesterday. The
two said thev hoped to arrange for
financial arrangements and credits
between Admiral Kolchak's govern
ment gh'il England, Franca and the
United. States.
Old capers for building fires and
house cleaning, 10c bundle.
Mr. and Mrs. Joff Singlet's dniiKh
tor, Mrs. lilchnrdson, mid grnud
dnuRlitor Helen, who havo boon vlslt
liiK thorn for a unmoor of weeks ex
pect to return to their homo In Amity
this week,
Mrs. It. B. Alvorson and Miss Leah
Parker spout tho wook oud at tho
Crossing Ranch." Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Whlto wcro dinner guests at tho
Pnrkor home Sunday and lator tho
entire party returned by auto to
their homes In Grunts Pass.
Mrs. Wm. Thompson nnd Mrs. Goo
Fox entertained the Central Point
Missionary society Wednesday at tho
Thompson residence.
A. V. Carlson and Sum Andorson
and sons attendod the Scandinavian
plcnlo near Uybeo brldgo, Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Klden ontor
tulnod Mr. Eldou's offleo force at
dlnnor Sunday.
Mrs. FIotcher,fl8h and Mrs. Cor
liss of Phoonlx spoilt Monday with
Mrs. 'Billy Thompson.
Mrs. Sam Andorson and Mrs. Mur
ray wore guests at tho J. W. Klden
homo Tuesday aftornoon.
An old time friend of Mrs. E. S.
"Nichols, Mrs. Howard of Novadn, was
her guest Sunday night.
Edna and Leila Nichols of Pros
pect, havo boon visiting friends In
the valley for tho past wook and re
turned homo Monday.
J. W. Btrkhola is having a largo
modern hen houso built on his ranch.
Mr. Blrkhols has lately accepted a
position with the Med ford Concroto
Construction company.
Charles Straub left Friday for his
home in Portland. He has bean
making a very pleasant visit at tho
Fred Straub home, as It was twenty-
two years since tho brothers had met
and thirty-two years slnco Mr.
Straub's last visit here.
The Parent-Teachers meeting last
Saturday was well attended. The
Baby show" proved a very attrac
tive feature-. Willow SprliiKs may
well be proud of her babies. Tho fol
lowing wero awarded prises for dif
ferent points of perfection: Mary
Jurvoy Thompson, Goortto Murray,
Jr., Lola May Straub, Freda Young,
"Patsy" Thompson, Herbert Clark
Jr., Ponrl Hover, nnd James Carroll
HUleu. Tho ladles ouch brought tholr
own baby picture and a guessing
content was hold, which cuusod much
merriment. Tho hostess sorvod ap
propriate refreshments and tho moot-
lug adjourned to meet In Septouibor
nt tho Blrkhols homo.
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ST. LOUIS. Juno 26. Telephone
operators ami electrical workers em-
When
Shopping
EAT
and
DRINK
at
Southern Oregon's
Leading
Confectionery
ployed by tho KonlliweHloin, ltcll nnd
Kinlocli Telephone conipiinicH, walked
out hero nt noon liidav in I'chimiiiho to
a strike volo taken last night, Approx
imately 1200 nt' tho .1700 operators
cmploved hv Hie two oonumnieM urn
said to bo members of tho union.
The demands Include recognition
Gat the pnpors to build flros, 10a
per bundle, this offleo, tf
With Mod ford trade Is Mad ford made
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Coolest Place
In Medford
SPECIAL WEEK END ATTRACTION
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In
"THE CLAW"
TWO DAYS
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SEE THIS
GREAT
STAR IN
HER LATEST
AND GREAT
EST SUC- '
CESS, , j
1200
SEATS
In Five Big Interesting Acts
mssiishi mi r
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNO
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COMEDY
"IN DAD ALL
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TWO ACTS
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ALSO
HEARST'S
NEWS
It is another 100 per cent show and you can enjoy
, seeing it in the coolest place in Medford.
Mat. 2 p. m. Eve 7:15... Adults 25c Children 10c.
Just a Few Days More Until the 4th of July
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COME MAKE YOUR PTJBCHASE FOR THE FOURTH NOW.. . Dp$;T,WAITt
FABRICS FOR THE BIG DAY.; YOU KNOW OUR PRICES AReIaLWAYS
SILKS ...
36 inch Plain Taffeta, in White and C olore, at $1.85 to $2.50
Fancy Taffeta and Satins, 36 inch, at yard
. ....$1.85, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 to, $2.57,
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'TILL THE LAST DAY.-, EVERY DE?ATJ!ENTJS FILLED WITH THE ' NEWEST, OF STYLES
AS LOW AS IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE ON MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY. ,. , ;
SilkiPoplint-36 inch ak..-;vH..y. ...... . , .,..,,.,:...$i.25
,ilk Crepe Poplin, 36 iochat v . ..
40 inch Georgette Creptjln all colors , at ........ .$2T.00':
Crepe de Chene, 36 and 40 inch, all colors, at $1.50 to $2.00
Cotton Crepe de Chene, 36 inch, at 65
Imported Pongee, at .... $1.00 and 61.65
Fancy Pongee, 34 inch, at $1.89
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Fancy Yoiles, in stripes, plaids and f igures, 36 and 40 inches wide, from,
yard. 44;!; I...;.,.;:;::,.: .T55 to $1.00
Figured Champ Silk36 inch, at yard, ,:..'-.r.v:.v.:.....:.....9pf 95 and $1.00
28 inch Mercerized Poplin in all colors at, a yard ,.'. 60
36 and 40 inch White Goods' in plains, plaids and stripes, a wd 35 to $1
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4th July Blouses.',
Just received a large shipment of the late
st styles and colors in Ladies Waists in Geor
gette Crepo Waists. Priced at $5.65. Don't f
ail to come early if ypivh (vo.gf.hcst; Waists.
-v FOURTH OEJULY;SBiIRTS
Large assortment of skirts.
! ' Silks,-pteHt.?.ir..:..-...-.-:$5.50 to $22.50
Wool Skirts $5.50 to $18.75
WASH SKIRTS
. Now is the timo to get your White Skirts.
The weather is right and a good assortment to
choose from.
Priced at $2.00, $2.25, $2.75 to $7-50
FOURTH OF JULY HOSE
Large assortment of Silk and Lisle Hose,
and our prices are right. j; f V
Silk Hose at ......$1.00 and $1.50
Lysle Hose at 40 to 60
uniiciren s lloso at aoc m 5Uc
Children's Socks at 15 'to 30f , AH Silk, at ...
LADIES' SUITS
Kuitt! at $26.50, $35.00. $12.00 to $52.00
One lot ofSuiW .,..$10.00, $12.50 and $15
LADIES' COATS
Coats priced from $10.50 to $35.00
Children's Coats at $7.5 to $11.25...
K LADIES' KOVERALLS
Koveralls in blue and khaki, priced at...'.'$i.'50
Overalls, priced at $2.25
LADIES UNDERWEAR
Now is the time to get your Summer Un
derwear. Union Suits, priced at 30, 40, 55 to $1
Sealplax Union Suits in mercerized and silk,
at $2.00, $2.25 to $4.50
Summer Vests at 15, 25f , 35 to 60
Crepe do Chene Envelope Chemise at
$2.25 to $3.35
Nainsook and Muslin Envelope Chemise at
' '' 1,1 $1.50, $1.85 to. $2.25
. ::-!: ; SILK PETTICOATS
Mercerized to tops,- at $3.35
..,. $1.50 to $7.50
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LADIES' GLOVES
Silk Gloves, at 75, 61.00, $1.25 to $1.50
Kid Gloves, at....... a $2.00 to $2.45
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS
Priced at $1.75 to $3.25
CORSETS
Kabo Corsets, priced at ....$1.25 to $5.00
Boys' Wash Suits, all colors, age 3 to 7 years,
Kaynee brand, priced at .....$1.45 to $2.25
Girls' Wash Dresses, 2 to 14 years, priced
at ..98 to $5.25
JACK TAR MIDDIES
Children's Middies, at
Children's Dresses
Ladies' Middies, at
Ladies' Smocks, at :
Ladies' Wool Middies, at....,
$1.85
..$2.00 to $5.25
...$1.50 to $4.25
..$4.50 to $5.85
..$7.89 to $8.65
WASH GOODS
Devenshire Cloth, at yard 40
28 inch Percales, at, yard 20
, 32 inch Ginghams, at, yard 25
MUSLINS
24 inch Pequot Tubing
45 inch Pequot Tubing ...
9-4 Bleached Sheeting
lfl-4. TiloaoTiorl HTinoinn.
Hope Muslin, 36 inch, yard.........
House Lining, 36 inch, yard
Cheese Cloth, yard
, 28 inch Kiddy Cloth, yard
Galatea Cloth, yard
32 inch plaid Cambric, yard.
36 inch Percales, yard
. 32 inch French Giugham,, yard ..,
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LADIES' SHOES
Get your Shoes for the Fourth now.
Ladies White Oxfords in kid and white
canvas, in both high and military heels. New
shipments every few days.
White Canvas Oxfords, at......$3.25 to $4.40
White Canvas Pumps, at ..: $3.25 to $5.00
Dark Brown Oxfords, att $3.25 $6.00
to $6.75
Other Oxfords, at $.500, $5.40 to $7.00
White Canvas Strap Slippers, at $1.90
to $2.75
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, at $2.25,
$3.90, $3.25 to $6.50
Nubuck White Shoes, high heel, at $9.25
Other Summer Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, too
numerous to mention, at prices that arc in
reach of all.
Tho largest stock of Children's and Boys'
School and Dress Shoes in Jackson county,
and at the lowest prices on the quality of shoe.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Silk Shirts for the Fourth, priced at $3.25,
$5.50 to $7.00
Other Dross Shirts at $1.00, $1.25 to $2.25
Nice line Dress Tics atv ......50 to $85
A nifty line of Silk Hose, the very best grade, in
fancy and plain, at :.................i.!...:..75
Other Dress Hose, at...: 35 to 45t
UNDERWEAR . :
B D V Union Suits, at ...$1.50
Other Underwear in Union Suits at.L.$1.00 to $2
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
If you want a nice Dress Shoe, get a Barry Shoe.
Priced at....$6.75, $6.85, $7.50, $8.75 to $9.00
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