Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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BCEnFORT) SDilC TRTBTTNT5, STEOTORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL1 23, 1920.
LOCAL ACTIVITY
IN REAL ESTATE
Bacauae of the fast selling and
ckanglng of hands of real estate In
Med ford for some time past there
have been strange mix-ups. Every
bouse sold means two or three or
more removals and as many families
discommoded. Here Is one of the
latest romoval cycles of interest,
M. A. Predonburg traded his dwel
ling at West Tenth and South New
town streets for J. A. Moffat's dwel
ling and grocery building on West
Jackson street. This put It up to
W. L. Lewis who with his family had
been living in the Fredcnburg house
to find a new home, and after look
ing around for a while without suc
cess for another boupe to rent, he
purchased a home on Wont Jackson
street from the Modford Realty com
pany In which Mr. and Mrs. Winfleld
Bailey reside.
The Bailey's disliking to rent an
other house for fear that It might
also bo sold ovor their hoadB, wont
two doors away on West Jackson and
bought from tbo Modford Realty
oompany the home in which Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Jeroino roside.
Now all the families aro happy ox-
cept Mr. and Mrs. Joromo, who aro
looking for anotlior placo to rent or
buy, .And aro doubly embarrassed be
cause Mrs. Jerome, who Is a mombor
of the high school faculty, has
number of good teaching offors under
consideration, ono or two of which
aro not tar from Modford.
NOne of the famlllos mentioned
above can move Into tholr newly pur
chased homes until the JeromeH
make tbo first more.
CONVINCED OF DEFEAT.
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41,000 men In the non-rocognlzod as
sociations and that elections for a
grand lodgo would be hold In Novem
NEW YORK, April 23. Striking
railroad workors In tho New York
district appoalod directly to tho rail
road managers today for restoration
to duty and settlement of tho slriko
"lii the public intorost."
- NEW YORK, April 23. Membors
of the socallud "outlaw" railroad
workers union, still on strike In Now
York and Jorsoy City wuitod today
for the "next move" in tho struggle,
which tholr loader, 15. A. Mcllugh,
declared must come from the rail
load managors.
i. (More than 5000 men aro out and
voted yesterday, according to Mo
Ilugb, to remain out until tho rail
road labor board had acted on do
mands for a general wago lncrunso.
This may take scvoral months.
It. It. MiuiuROrn Active
The railroad managors met Mc
HURh'n challenge for a "next move"
by redoubling tholr efforts to hire
new men and roltoratlng tholr deter
mination to take strikers back only
as new employos with loss of their
seniority rights:
Movomonts of frolght continued to
Improvo toduy according to J. J.
'Mentell, spokesman for the managors
and ho predicted that ' tho strlko
would have "burned Itself out," by
the end of the weok.
ST. LOUIS, April 23. After vot
ing yeBterday afternoon to go back to
work, the striking ynrdfmon of tho
district revoked tho voto, and an
nounced that action would be sus
pended until today.
CLEVELAND, April 23. Five
hundred striking mouibors of th
Cleveland Yardmen s association, at
a meeting horo this afternoon votod
to go to Jail In proforenco to return
ing to work. Prank J. O'llourko,
president of tho association had noti
fied tho men Hint department of Jus
tice agents had notifiod him that un
let! tho strikers returned to work by
tomorrow morning tho loaders would
be arrested.
"Spite Bride" at Liberty.
"Tho Spile Itricli'," Ktnrrintr Olivv
Thomas, comes to the Liberty th.'iilre
toilivv fur two (lav's run. It hna snap,
dash and est; t, human picture of
human people presented in a human
wnv. Ami Olivo Thomas was never
better in her life. She is the essence
of vouth vouth nt its finesl with
its simplicity, truce, charm ami wist-fulness.
FRECKLES
Now la the Time to (ir-t. Hid of These
I'gly Spot.
There's no longer tho slightest
need of reding ashamed of your
freckles, as othino -double strength
Is guarantood to removo these
homely spots.
Simply gel an ounco of Othlne
doublo atrongth from any druggist
and apply a littlo of It night and
morning and yo,i should soon see
that even tho worst freckles havo be
gun to disappear, while tho lighter
ones have vanished entirely. H is
soldora that more than one ounco is
needed to completely clear tbo skin
and gain a beautiful clear complex
ion. iBo sure to ask for tho double
trengtb Othlne as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if It rails
10 rIHT freckles, ydv.lf
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1 MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price; No Matter What the Price MANN'S
3
ig Double Header For Saturday
Two Wonderful Sales That You Can't Afford to Miss
A BIG SALE FOR THE WOMEN
MILL END SALE
A BIG SALE FOR THE MEN
$25,000 Stock of Men's Things
on Sale at Pre-War Prices
This is the sale that has made everyone
wonder how we could do it. Note these
prices and supply your needs Saturday
; Hart, Schaffner & Marx all wool
suits, worth $75.. Saturday $48
Men's All-Wool Overcoats, Good
styles..! $19.50 to $40
These Are Winter Weights.
Men's Logging Coats. Best
quality $6.50 to $12
Capps and Sons Young Men;s
Suits. All Wool. Worth $65.
Saturday :...$42.50
Men's Makinaw Coats. All good
styles, each .....$12 to $18
Men's Grey Flannel Shirts.
Worth $3.50. This sale ....$2.19
I
Men's; Smoking Jackets. Worth
.$15. This sale $10
WORKINGMEN'S OUTFITS FOR LESS
We Can Save You Money as Long As Our Stock Lasts.
"Boss of the Road" Waist Overalls,
union made. While they
"Boss Tot' the Road' '"Bib Overalls. Un
ion made. While they ttO (Q
last p.U7
Men's Work Pants. Good quality from
$3.00 to $6.50
Men's Khaki Pants, all sizes. While
$3.00
$5.00 HATS $3.50 i
50 of these Uvis',
left, all good sixes
and colons. Every i
one wortlf$5.00. On'
sale Saturday, each,
$3.50
Best quality Work Shirts. All sizes. While
they last ttl 1Q
each pi17
Best Quality Hickory Shirts. AH sizes.
While they last $1 48
Men's Work Gloves. Good quality, pair
15 (2 pair for 25)
Men's Canvas Gloves, leather faced.
While they last Zfr
pair k J"w
Men's Caps
Up to $1.00
values 48c4
100 Men's Extra
Fine Quality Soft
Felt, Hats, "in all
colors and sizes.
Worth up to $10.00.
On sale Saturday
at $5.00, $6.00,
$6.50 each.
WE CAN SELL YOU GOOD UNDERWEAR RIGHT
Men's Seal Pax and B. V.
.). Underwear. Worth
more at the mill today:
On sale Satur-
$1.75
day : ,
Seal Pax shirts and draw
ers, best quality, all sizes.
Very special Sat- 7r
Men's Balbriggan Shirts
ana urawcrs, au sizes,
good quality. Very
special Saturday ......
85c
Men's Glastonbury wool
Shirtte and Drawers,
worth a great
deal more, each,
$2.50
urday, each
Big Bargains in Men's
Winter Underwear. Li
will pay you to buy now.
Men's Balbriggan Union
Suits in Ecru and white.
$3.00 values. JZ
Saturday $uUJ
Sill
MEN'S TIES
At Great Savings.
An odd lot of Men's
Ties up to 75c values.
On sale Satur- AO
day, each "Ol
Men's all silk Four-in-Iland
Tics, cood
widths and patterns. Up to
$1.50 values. qo
Special . yOL
Men's extra fine qualitv, all
silk Four-in-Hand Ties. $3.00
values. Saturday
$1.98
MEN'S HOSE
At Very Low Prices
50 dozen Men's Half
Hose in Black and.
Brown, extra fine
quality, cheap- at 35c.
For this sale, 90 r
pair 71
Men's extra fine grado
Wool Hose, cheap today
at 75c. This COp
sale, pair JUL
Men's Heavy Wool Sock
from 50 to $1.00
ANOTHER BIG SALE OF SHIRTS SATURDAY
Men's good quality Soft Men's Negligee Shirts, Men's Shirts with stiff
Negligee Shirts, with col
lars attached. Clivap today
at $2.50. On sale CI Cn
Saturday, each y l.JU
made of fine madras and
percale, with collars at
tached. Cheap at $3.50.
sr:1:!:: $i.98
cuffs, .made of fine mate
rials, white and fancy
stripes, $3.50 valueff 1 QO
Saturday, each f wO
BIG REDUCTIONS ON SUIT CASES AND GRIPS
MEN'S COLLARS
200 dozen "Slidewell''
Linen Collars, all good
styles and sizes. Cheap
todav at :50c. On sale
Saturday 18
(3 for 50)
".DON'T FOR GUT THE PLACE''
Mann's Annex
44 N. CENTRAL AVENUE
Next to Schieffelin's Old Stand
Cuthbert Building
HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's extra fine grade
Initial Handkerchiefs,
full size. Cheap today
at 35c. On sale Satur
day, each -5c
of Towels, Table Linens, Sheeting, Out
ing Flannels, Long Cloth and Nainsooks
These goods are slightly imperfect
BUT THE IMPERFECTION WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH THE WEAR.
COME, SEE FOR YOURSELF.
200 yards 30 inch Long
Cloth, No. 500 quality, in
good lengths. Cheap today
at 50c. Mill End sale,
yard
39c
100 yardls fine quality Cam
bric, 36 inches wide, good
lengths. Cheap at 60c AC
Mill End Sale, yard.. "Jt
TOWELS
25 dozqn Bath Towels,
slightly imperfect. Regu
lar 50c. value. Mill
End SalCf each
72-inch Tabic Damask,
Mill Ends, Several good
patterns to choose from.
$1.50 value. Mill
End Sale, yard .
39c
LONG CLOTH
English Long Cloth, fine
grade, slightly imper
fect. Cheap at 50c.
Mill End Sale, 39r
vard JJ
12 dozen large Bath Tow
els, heavy quality, $1.00
values. Mill End CH
price
36 inch Fine Cambric
Muslin. Cheap today at
50c. This sale, -yard
39c
Fine Cambric, 36 inches
wide, all good lengths.
Cheap at 75c. Mill A Qr
End Sale, yard
NAINSOOK
30 inches wide, fine
quality. Cheap todav at
40c. Mill End OQp
price, yard
Table Cloths
60x60 Hemmed, ready
for Use, in several good
patterns. $2.50 values.
Mill End Prices,
each
SATURDAY SALE OF COATS AND SUITS
NEW JERSEY COATS
i
Another shipment of new style Jer
sey Coats just in.v Conies in Grey,
Black, Navy and Heather Mixtures.
We place them on sale Saturday,'
ISfJT. $16.48
Polo Coats-city
-this season's coat nov-
$35.00 to $65 00
New La Vogue Suits, from $50.00
to $95.00 each
Tweed o'Wool Suits,
left. Saturday, each ...
only a few
$50.00
10 Women's extra fine Suits in
Navy, Tan and Brown. Regular
price, $60.00. Saturday,
each !
$49.50
Sweaters Just received a new line
of slip-over and smock Sweaters.
On sale Saturday, each
$7.48 to $18.00
SATURDAY SALE OF CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR
Gossard. Corsets
The best Front Lace
Corset made. We are
sole agents in Mod
ford for this corset.
Priced from
$4.00 to $15 00
Complete line of Gos
sard Braissiers at spe
cial prices.
Warner's Corsets
'Agents in Mcdford
for this celebrated
corset, priced from,
$2.50 to $10.00
Special 16 dozen
Warner's Braissiers
in flesh and white,
75c values, Satur
day, pair ...69d
Specials
Miller Bros., good
quality Collets, all
sizes, in ilesh color
$2.00 values. Sat
urday, pair....$1.48'
New Spring model
Corsets, made of
fine Coutil, $3.05
value. Saturday
$1.98
..$2.48
Marvel Silk Hose in
black, white and brown.
Cheap today at $3.00
On sale Satur
day, pair
Women's fine Lisle
Hose in white and col
ors. Cheap todav at
$1.00. On sale '0Cr
Saturday, pair OJj
Children's Half Hose,
special, pair 39, 4S
SATURDAY SALE OF SPRING HOSIERY
Women's Silk and Lisle Hose
in black only, a splendid wear
ing hose. V cry special 1 Or
Saturday, pair JjI.u J
Boys' "Kant Snag"
Hose in all sizes. This
Women's Silk Hose
in ' black, white,
brown, grey and
beaver, $2.00 tirade.
Special $1.48
It
S5 jg
hose is worth 65c. rn
Saturday, pair ..OUl
Children's Fine Lisle
Hose in black and white.
Cheap at 75c. On f.Qr
sale Saturday, pair
SATURDAY SALE OF WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR
Women's Union Suits,'
Spring weight, all styles,
in white and flesh.
$1.00 values. Sat- OQr
U71
urdav, suit
Soap
Colgate's Toilet Soap
Cheap today at 15c.
Saturday, jnr
Cake lUt
Women's union Suits,
all styles and sizes,
white and pink. $1.50
values. Satur- CI jr
day sale
Women's Spring weight
Vests in bodice and round
necjv styles. 50c values,
S:; 39c
TkeWoman's Su
core
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
mturunu, untliUN
Hose Supporters
All sizes in black and
white. 25e values.
Saturday, . tr
pan- iJt
$1.19
$2-19 1
5
3
in i