Medford mail tribune., May 14, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

P3U13 EIGHT
iteotoiitj warn TnrmTTm, wnDFOTtn. ottegon fbtday, may u, 3920.
Welcome Relief From the
Tortures of Rheumatism
Can Come Only From the
Proper Treatment.
Many forma of rheumatism arc
caused by millions of tiny germs
that infest the blood, and until the
blood is absolutely freed of these
germs, there is no real relief in
eight.
The most satisfactory remedy
for rheumatism, is S. S. S. be-
cauro it is one of the most thor
ough blood purifiers known to med
ical science. This fine old remedy
cleanses the blood of impurities,
nnH nct.s ns an antidote to the corm
of rheumatism.
S. S. S. is sold by druggists
everywhere. For valuable litera
ture and advice address Chief Med.
ical Adviser, 107 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.
"Soldiers
of
Fortune"
vumi Tim xovKh itv
KIOIIAHII) IIAKIUXU J)AVIS
TUJi SATIKDAY
NIOIIT ONLY
WWW
An Allan Dnwn Production.
THE
IN IDAHO MINE,
grounds purchased will be deter
mined. II. L. WAlTIIBR,
40 I President.
E
SPOKANE, May 14. Fred Dergen
superintendent of the Marsh mine
near Iiurko, Idaho, Charles jonnson
and a third man whoso name could
not be learned, were overcome by gas
at the bottom of a 240-foot shaft in
the mine today and it is feared they
cannot bo rescued in time to prevent
asphyxiation, according to Informa
tion received hero over the long dis-
ance telephone today.
itescuo crews from the Hecla mine
were attempting to reach the men
with gas masks. Their plight was
ado known by a fourth man, wno
descended with them but" who man-
ged to escape the fumes before ho
was overcome.
The men entered the Bhaft this
forenoon before the gas from a blast
had been dlsporsod, it was declared.
(Tills Is -Not ii War l'lclurii)
It's tin) biggest thriller full of olio hundred
. per cent Americans th u t lias e v o r bee n
. shown. Just red-blooded adventure- (lint en
circles IIojhi Idiiigliimi, a lieuiitiful ir.ii'1 and
Itnbcrt Clay, llic Amerlenii ongliiwivl Does
tho glii renllzo ln-i- iktsoiiiiI danger Wlint. ac
tion does Clay take? .See. 'Soldiers of Fortune'
IHOAl'Tll'TIi MAIDKXS IX DISTItKSS
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COMHI1Y
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ICS
DAY.
RIALTO
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IiAIUtY
KU.MON
COMIiDY
A
Corkinq
Tale of
Ponmnq
Corks
NEW SHOW TODAY,
BryantWashburn
in
'The Six Best Cellars'
A JOYOUS TALE
OF DEPARTED SPIRITS
A PICTURE FOR WETS,
DRYS AND OTHERS
Alwi
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CO.MKIIV
FOX
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Cominn Sunday
DOROTHY GISH
in "5iAisv i:i.i.i:
c(u:s TO TOWN"
IB
ertY
SPARKS FROM
THE WIRE
Lieutenant V. H. Cusliitisr and
Knsiim Kriink Lamb, naval reserve ol
ficers. have been recommended for
oiirt martial in a report mitiniitteii
the nuvy bv a board of lnciuirv.
Imi-L'iiiL' them with linvini; transport.
ed twelve cases of liquor in a naval
seaplane from Heniini, one or tlic Iiiv
haina islands, to Kev ft est, Ha., on a
ceent cruise down tho Atlanti
oast.
The U. K. S. Kerens is oxnectod to
nrrivn ill New York next Monday or
Tuesday from Brest, lienrinir the
bodies ol' !.":( officers mid enlisted
men of the mivv and marine corns
ArraiiL'enients liave been made tor nil
nrnmintc services Wednesday after
noon on the pier wilh Secretary Dan
iels as principal speaker.
Ycslcrdav was especially observed
throughout llinururv in the holdinsr ol
deiiionstrtiuons against the peace
treaty, says a Budapest dispatch.
It is reported currently that Musta
ilia Keinal l'asha has formed a gov
ernment in Angora and addressed a
telegram to the peace conference de
Muring that any acceptance, of peace
terms bv tho present Turkish pence
delegation will be null and void, ne
cording to a Constantinople dispatch,
Tlin horlv of ii beautiful votine" RllS
sinu woman has been found in Lake
Geneva off Oucliev. On the rovorse
iile of a banknote found upon her
was written. "Good live. 'Am
another victim of tho bnlsbevists."
It was signed "Countess V." She is
be sixth Russian nolilewnnian to com
mit suicide bv drowning in Lake
Geneva.
OPEN SHOP DEMANDED.
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ntn account the cost of necessities.
savings and the enjoyment of all
benefits of the civilization of tho time.
Senator Philips, republican, Colo
rado, called attention to the bonus
miid employes bv many industrial
enterprises and to reports that labor
leaders felt it should be discouraged.
Division of Surplus
' "In the actual practice of the oper
ation of the various devices thev fall
to two general classes sharing of
profits and sharing of savings," Mr.
Hoover said. "It is difficult to reach
a fair basis of settlement. The occa
sional misuse of tho system has led
o the opposition of organized labor.
If profit sharing is to be based on
tile conception that wages arc to be
iust. and that profits are to be an
addition to pay, then it would bo in
proper form, but not whan used as a
weapon to hold down a man's pay.
The intangible agitation in industrial
life concerns tho nuestion of a divis-
Sure
Relief
t- i-
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
;E LL-ANS
'for indigestion
ion of surplus, not the nuestion that
cmplovcs want to manage the business."
POTATOES
Fancy Seed Potatoes $10.00
per hundred.
Also
A complete line of Bee Sup
plies in stock,
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
I7 F Main tr
GDrl CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for earache, headache, cat
arrh, dlptheria, sore throat, lung trouble,
kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart
trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, cures all kinds of goiters.
NO OPERATIONS. .
Medford. Oregon. Jan. 13, 1S17.
This Is to certify that I, the undersign
ed, had very severe stomach trouble and
had been bothered for several years and
last August was not expected to live, ana
hearing of Ulm Chung (whose Herb
Store Is at 214 South Front street, Med
ford), 1 decided to gel herbs for my
stomach trouble, and 1 started to feeling
belter as soon as 1 used them and today
am a well man and enn heartily recom
ment anyone afflicted as I was to se
Olm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W K JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
Im, Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. Ii. Chlldroth, Engle Point.
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Engle Point.
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle Point.
Geo. Von riVr Helen. Eagle Point
Thos. E. NiCiOls. Eagla Point.
With Medford trade s Medford made
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OPPORTUNITY SALE! I
Every Spring Suit, Coat and Dress
Must Be Closed Out at Once
1 Buy Yours Saturday While The Selection Is Good
1-3 OFF ON SUITS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
OUR LOSS
75 brand new suits, made of the
best materials. All wool, includ
ing our Navy Serges and Trico
tines. . On Sale Saturday
1-3 OFF REGULAR PRICES
This means you can buy
A $50.00 Suit for 33.35
A $75.00 Suit, for $50.00
A $100.00 Suit, for $66-05
No Alterations
rl
14 OFF REGULAR PRICES
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
OUR LOSS
200 Brand New Spring Coats in a
great variety of styles, including
our Polo Coats. Both long and
short lengths. On sale Saturday
OFF ON COATS
This means you can buy
A $30.00 Coa,t for $22.50
A $50.00 Coat for $37.50
A $60.00 Coat for $45-00
No Exchanges.
20 OFF ON DRESSES
YOUR OPPORTUNITY jj
OUR LOSS If
.'All of our Silk and Serge Dresses,
including this Spring's latest
models. All good colors and
sizes. For women and Misses.
On sale Saturday 3
20 OFF REGULAR PRICES jj
This means you can buy
A $40.00 Dress for $32.00 H
A $60.00 Dress for $48.00
A $80.00 Dress for ;.$64.00
No Approvals
1 Our May Sale of White Is the Talk of the Town
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO STOCK UP FOR THE SUMMER
DOMESTICS AT REDUCED PRICE
W. A. Willi, treasurer of the Aus-
Irnlinn coiiiiiioiiwoulth, now in Knir
I11111I, is lirimr.iiL' before tho F.ntrlish
people tho nuestion whether there is
to bo a continiinnee of. the Anulo-
Inpnneso nllinncc.
Seerolnrv of Stnto C'olhv declnnil
lust ninht in nn address in Chicago
Hint America's position in the world
todnv is "ouile the reverse of islon
tion'' mid pointed out that the United
Slates had been saved from .tin'
actual test of war in defendiue; (he
Monroe doctrine. Secretarv t'olbv
defended the lieairuo of Nations.
Secretarv of Commerce, Alexander
expressed a hope for continued
t'riendlv rclnlions between (his conn-
trv nnd (ircat Itritain at a dinner
civen in Wasliiimton last nitrlit in
honor of the Itritish lneix'lianls now
tourin; the Tinted Stales.
A 1" per cent advance in wanes i -
lo he demanded for cverv iron, sled
and tin worker iifl'iliated with the
Amalgamated Association of lrm.
Sled and Tin Workers, accordins to
the report of (ho scale committee to
the convention in Sciintoii, Pa., vi:
terda.v.
l'alr Association Meeting
All stockholders of tho Jackson
County Fair association nro request
ed to mHt at the Chamber of Conv
nicreo, l'rlday oveniiiK. May 14 at 8
p. in. Very Important business will
be transacted and.whether a fair will
bo held this year and permanent
Say You Want
"Diamond Dyes"
Don't Spoil or Streak your
Material in a Poor Dye
Karh package of "IMiimond lives"
columns directions so simple that any
woman run diamond-dye a new, rich
fadeless color Into worn, shabby nr
incuts, draperies, coverings, whether
wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed
goods.
Huy 'liiimond Dyes" no other
kind then perfect results lire guar
anteed even if you have never dyed
before. irugt;ist has color curd.
, Adv
9't Sheeting, bleached
Hcgular price $1.0!).
On sale Saturday,
yard 89J
K est fill Bed Spreads,
llegular price, $4.00.
On sale Saturday,
each $3.69
Mercerized Damask,
72-inch. Kegular price
$1.50. Saturday, yard
$1.19
Satin Table Damask,
70-inch. All linen.
Kegiilar price $5.00
Saturday, yard $4.48
Dress (iinghams, :IJ
inches wide. Cheap
today at 75c. On si'!e
Saturday, yard ....48c
Imperial Long Cloth,
fine quality. Chevip
at 35c. Saturday, a
yard 29
White Goods
for waists and dresses.
Kegular price 69c. Sat
urday, yard 48
English Long Cloth.
Field Crest Brand.
liegular 35c. value. On
sale Saturday, vard
28
Hope Muslin. Cheap
today at 45c. Satnr
day, yard 39
Silk and Cotton Crepe.
Good colors. Kegulav
price 79c. Saturday,
yard 69
10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL CORSETS
FOR SATURDAY. WE ARE OFFERING
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOSSARD,
CAMCO,. WARNER'S AND RED FERN
CORSETS AND BRAISSIERS AT 10 PER
CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES.
10 PER CENT OFF ON SHIRT WAISTS
300 new Georgette and Crcpo do Chenc
"Waists. All new styles. Good colors and
sizes. On sale Saturday. 10 Per Cent Off
Regular Price.
Special 75 new Georgette Crepe and Crepe
de Chene Waists. Up to $8.00 values. On
sale Saturday,
each
$5.98
I Saturday Sale of Curtain Materials at Low Prices
A CHANCE FOR THE THRIFTY HOUSE WIFE TO SUPPLY HER NEEDS.
Curtain Scrim. Wiih
fancy hemstitched edge.
On stile Saturday 1 Or
17L
vard :..
Curtain Voile. 40 inches
wide. Fine quality. In
white and cream, Qr
vard
3(-inch Birehwood Cre
tonne. Several new pat
terns to select from. Spec
ial Saturday, d8r
vard
Curtain Swiss in a great
variety of new patterns.
Special, ACr
yard
Filet Net. 40 inches. In
white and cream. AQr
Special, yard U7L
4 1-inch fine Lace Nets, in
cream. Xcw -patterns.
pir":' $1-48
Florence l?ipp. Comes in
new bird patterns. QQi
Special, yard
36-inch Magnolia Cre
tonne in light and darl
colors. Special Q
vard
Curtain Net, 36 inches.
Fine quality, in white
only. Special, AQn
t yard
Marquisette for curtains.
'36 inches wide, in white,
cream and ecru. Hem
stitched edge. On sale
: 50c
42-inch Filet Nets in
cream. Small figures. On
sale Saturday, Qfl
yard .'. 07l
Fancy Curtain Nets, 36
inches wide iu cream.
Small patterns. On sale
Saturday, CQr
yard J"l
Norman Duplex Draper'.
Double faced, heavy cloth
special,
yard
$1.75 I
j SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY
Women's and Children's Hose in Silk,
S Lisle ami Cotton on sale at special
prices.
H Mail Orders Promptly Filled
9,
OilSVS
TheWoman's Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVEN.UE.
MEDFORD. OREGON
SPECIAL SALE OF UNDERWEAR g
Our spring and summer stock is now
complete. Special bargains on sale
Saturday
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