Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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Hov About Your Catarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?
Then Throw Away Your Sprays
and Other Makeshift Treat
ment. Why? Simply because you have
overlooked the cuu&e of catarrh,
nnd all of your treatment ha9 been
misdirected. Remove the cause of
the clogged-up accumulations that
choke up your air passages, and
they will naturclly disappear for
good. But no matter how many
local applications you use to tem
AS IT WILL NOT APPEAR AGAIN
This week we aave you the opportunity to slock 113 your ward
robe by sellinq you qoods and havjpi them made
AT COST PLUS 10 PER CENT
We have secured for you the highest Grade tailors to the cheap
est good tailors we could secure to do the work, and hy cutting o;:r
profits to cost plus 10 per cent, has made clotliina as cheap as uood
qcods can be produced.
NOW DON'T EXPECT
Every merchant in Medford to soil goods 0:: thsse terms, for it
is not every merchant that cares to give away his tome on an ex
periment. Now, the woolen market had a substantial break this
week, hut it seems to he only a flurry in the market, as all the ad
vice wc can get from the woolen market is that woolens will be hinder
from one to three dollars a yard for fail and winter. Again we say
buy woolens while you can get them at wholesale price plus 10 per
cent. We will make them up for you in any grade of work you
choose, and if you do not like our system of work, we will seil you
the woolens at cost plus 10 per cent and you can have them made
of either one of our competitors; J. H. HUBER OR E. J. KLEIN, both
Rood tailors, and if vou don't like the tailors of Medford, there arc
five stores ti.'at sell clothing that, I believe, can and will sell you a
suit now from three to ten dollars less than th.2y.can this fall. BUY
NOW. Do not be like thousands of people who are now s'ayino. "I
wish I had bought sugar at eleven to fourteen dollars kv," wiijn
their grocery man said it was going up.
THIS SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT
AT 9 P. M.
This week has demonstrated to us tli.it a ir.211 csnnot do busi
ness on a cost pluo 10 per cent basis.
GUS, the Tailor
BEFORE YOU BUY
Sec the
Laun-dry-ette
Washes and Dries the Clothes
It is the lust 'word in elect ri washing' machines
Free Trial
ELECTRIC STORE
212 W. Main Phone 12
A Suggestion For Your
Commencement Gift
The splendid Evorsharp Pencil is the culmination
of 400 rears of pencil development. Here at last is a
pencil 'that is alwavs sharp never sharpened, a pen
cil with enough lead to write a quarter million words,
a pencil that is as much a wonder of beauty and con
struction as it is a marvel of writing.
We show a nice line in Sterling and Gold.
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store ;
vsu ate not abso
lutely flighted
with Kyzon results,
we will five you
your money back-
&2 w. m
PERFECT BAKING POWDER
porarily clear them away, they
will promptly re-appear until their
cause is removed.
S. S. S. is an antidote to the mil
lions of tiny Catarrh germs with
which your blood is infested. A
thorough course of this remedy
will cleanse and purify your blood,
and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
For free medical advice write to
Chief Medical Adviser, 101. Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
THIS!
OFFICIAL COUNT
563 PLURALITY
The officiu! count printed below
has made no change in the'stutulinKs
of the candidates ou the republican
ticket:
livlctfat'.'.s at liUi'go
taroy
.Maclean
Uoyd (J)
McCamant
Rand (.M
Hutler (.1)
1 12f
you
SSI
S32
S21
7 4 0
Maris 730
Harrison , 711
Stewart (J)
Olson
MacDonald (.)
Cameron
Hickey
Kotlook
Compton
(J) are Johnson iteloKates.
District JW-intes
Tooze
Kendall
Hoolh
670
64 I
GOD
547
4S4
:;r,7
327
.1221
.1073
..10119
.. 93 8
Adams
WriKhtnum , a S'J4
! Tit'-sident
Wood II ia
Johnson SOS
Hoover 54 0
Lowden 20 9
I Wood's plurality
Viet President
j Lodge lii.li
Washington 04 1
Webster a Hi!
I I'vi'.sidenlJnl Kl tutors
: llnmo
.171C
.1076
.U.53
.150S
.1252
.1251
.124 1
.1117
Hotchltiss ..
UU'hardson
Kobb
! Ivanhoe ....
' Kockwood
! (Jeorge
: Hen'dee
V. S. Senator
Abraham ......
Stanfield -
Stanfiekt's majority 907.
Ipre.seutatJvc
Ilawley
Secretary of State
Coburn
8S1
178S
...2302
900
Kozer 702
Parsons 308
Jones 23S
Schuldcrman 229
Locklny 227
Wood 2 11
Coburn's pluialily 10S.
Supreme Court Justice
lienson 2 1 S5
itean, 2077
McHrido 200!)
Harris 2005
Dairy t'onimis.Niouer
C. L. Ilawley 2408
i Pub! ie Srvice Conumssltmer
Huchtel 17G4
Cousin 654
i Buchtel's majority 1110.
KAISER MS HAND
AS OWN TAILOR
LONDON', .May 2 8. William or
Hohenzollern, former emperor of
Germany, Is trying his hand ti3 a tai
lor, according to a Central r.cws dis
patch from Amsterdam. Ho is cut
ting out patterns for many new sulto
with which he is going to stock his
wardrobe, and the dispatch quotes a
trade paper as declaring he is "excel
ling at the job."
MEDFORD SfORtS 10
All of the stores In Nre"..'oril will be
closed next Monday, Decoration day.
and therefore purchases should be
mndo on Saturday to run until next
Tuesday morning.
Decoration rir.y being legally ob
served on a day following a day upon
which all stores are closed, it is an
inconvenience to the merchants to
open their stores for half a day and
therefore they will remain closed
from Saturday night until Tuesday
morning. Uy so doing, it will give
opportunity to observe Decoration
day in a manner most convenient to
all. Arrangements have been made
by many to visit the cemeteries In the
morning and also attend the services
of the u. A. n.
IM
RANCHERS MORROW
An imimrlnnt mectin? of the Farm
er anil Fruit Grower's I.eaaue will be
held ut the public library tomorrow
afternoon ut 2 p. m. Mutter of ex
treme importance to nil property "'-
... i,-ti..iil;irl fruit iTout'IS. will
be considered and a plan of nr-tinn
uotlincd. Ilirt 1'nrmcrs "ml rruit
trrnuer's I. entile lias done much to
improve eomlit ons for member in thy
past and with pinner support can do
even more in tho future. F.verv
rant'hi-r in Jackson count v nhouli,
make a special elf li t to attend .lii
n.n,.tii'-f. ' . .
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liGI
LINE N. Y-FRISCO
CAMBRtDOK, Miifs., May 20. A
dirigible airship line to engage in
regular passenger service hot ween
New York and San Francisco is a
project in which war department of
ficials would like to interest capital,
with a view to having an air fleet im
mediately available in case of war,
according to Professor Harvey N.
Davis, of Harvard university.
Professor Davis is engaged in ex
pert work on helium gas for the de
partment, and is designing a plant to
be built at Langley Field, Va., where
tho expensive gas after uso in the
military ighler-than-a!r craft may be
washed free of impurities aud used
again. Estimates by Colonel William
N. Hensley, of the war department,
indicate that it will be possible for
passengers to go by airship overland
at a cost of about 5 cents a mile, at a
speed cf OS to 7U miles an hour.
The advent of the airship as a pas
senger carrier is much nearer than
many persons in this country realize"
said Mr. Davis. "I shall be surprised
if the coming summer does not see a
line of airships in operation by an
English firm between the United
States and tho British Isles and 1
hao no doubt whatever that u year
from now will see regular weekly
sailings.
"By tho uso of helium nil danger
of disaster from explosions such an
I have wrecked big balloons filled with
'hydrogen will be averted. Thoru will
'be no fear of ignition of the gas by
bullets, lightning or sparks from the
engine. In fact, it is pointed out.
that the engines may be placed in
side the outer shell of tho dirigible,
and that except for observation pur
poses no car need he carried outside
I the big bag."
While the present cost of produc
ing helium is about ten times that of
hydrogen, Professor Davis he-ieves
that development of its manufacture
will result In a cheaper product. He
lium will be used to furnish tho lift
ing power in the, $2,500,000 dirigible
which the navy department expects to
obtain from an English manufacturer
soon.
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
PALEM. Ore. Mnv 28. There arc
deluded in i'Tiirution dis! rids now
jriiauizcd in Oregon a total of 1.030,-it-;i
iK'rc, ol' whieh '278,:iHS acres arc
actually under water nl I he prcen
time, acofjrdinu' to n report prepared
here today bv I'ercv Cupper, state
enirineer. Uoiuls voted for the de-
volopent of tho(' dWl riets a to
Hide $1.V222,000 of which $-1,801,000
hac been certified bv the irrigation
securities commission under a law
niiKHod in IP Hi. State tntnnmteo nl
interest has been authorized en
bonds mnountiiiir to $2,000,000 nnd
$330,000 already lias been expended
in development of tho various dis
tricts. POHTLAXIL Ore., Mav 28. Pete
Ilermnn, world bantnmweiL'ht cham
pion, will be unable to fulfill hi
encasement to box in Portland nn
Juno Pi, nerord'nir to word received
today bv Matchmaker Bobbv Kvniu
of the Portland boxincr commission.
Herman, according to the mepsace,
has im'urcd one of his hands, foreine
him to call off all projected bouts for
several weeks. Kvans has not vet
found nn opponent to meet Itennv
Leonard, world's liiihtweiuht cham
pion.
OliKflOX CITY, Ore., Mav 28.
Another destructive fire plavod havo'1
hero early today, several buildings in
the nnrn business section of town
heincr destroyed. Damn ire will prob
ably repeh more than $25,(100, accord
ing to estimates by property owners.
The Portland fire department re
sponded to an appeal for aid, but the
fire was under control when the as
sistance arrived.
One fireman was sliyhtlv burned
durimrtho blaze' Four hundred telc
nhones are out of commission today
as n result of the fire.
Court Hall arrived home Thursday
afternoon from Portland, for which
city he went the evening of tho pri
mary election. He arovo back from
Portland in a new Chandler ear.
pas
Give Xhe Kids aTreat
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No other corn flakes
quite so good as
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To the Elks Picnic at the Elks Park,
Sunday, May 30th. Ball games, swim
ming contests, lug o1 war, running races.
The moving picture man will be on
the grounds. Call the secretary if you
can take an extra passenger.
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It's the time of the year to
your summer needs and we
attractive bargains for the
msm.
JAPANESE CEEPES
Painty new Japanese Crepes in nov
elty slriped patterns. Wears ' and
launders to pei'f'eetion.
End of month, a yard 65
FANCY GEORGETTE CREPES
Novelty Georgettes in many beautiful
patterns for blouses and dresses.
These come -10 inches wide and they
are of excellent quality. Shop early,
for yardage is limited.
Knd of month, a yard .54.75
GEORGETTE VOILES
Beautiful Georgette Voiles in dark
colors. Very desirable for summer
dresses. Splendid quality.
End of month price 80 to Jj51.9S
in
FRENCH GINGHAMS
New line of splendid patterns, in
plaids for spring and summer dresses,
IS2 inches wide.
End of month sale, yard 98
COLORED TAFFETA SILK.
Splendid heavy grade Dress Taffeta
in dark brown, medium brown, navy
blue, copen; peacock, taupe, rose and
coral. Full Jifi inches wide. Don't
fail to see these silks.
Priced, a yard, $3.50
COLORED MESSALINES
High-grade messalines in this offer-,
ing. Good heavy quality, suitable for
dresses, skirts, Waists, etc. Navy,'
white, gray, pink, flesh and many
other colors.
End of month, a yard $3.48
NEW LOT PERCALES
Nice new line just received in nil
colors. Just what you want for chil
dren's dresses, aprons, etc.
End of month sale, per yard 39c
LET'S GO!
Lsid
SILK STOCKINGS
AT $1.75.
Drop-stitch, black,
brown, navy aud
white all first
quality made with
lisle, tops, toes and
heels. . Potter buy
no'w to wear with
spring costumes.
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CELEBRATED
ISAAC BLOUSES
Our popular
m a k e that (
has pleased
the. ladies for '
years. .lust. ''
re e eiveda
n e w s h i p
ment. In voil
es and batiste
Guaranteed
Bargains
to tub.
Priced at
$13.50 up
NEW WASH FROCKS
It is our idea that the house or pbrcli .
dross should have style, daintiness
and attractiveness as well as other ap
parel. Wo we have assembled styles
that possess all those virtues and
marked them so reasonable that every
woman can indeed afford one, yes, two
of these lovely drosses.
CHECK AND PLAID GINGHAMS
WHITE AND PRINTED VOILE
Thero are straight-line styles with
three-quarter length sleeves, large,
white collars, large pockets and belts,
for house wear and novelty styles
with touches of the latest Paris mode
tucked into frivolous frills, saucy
pockets or coquettish sleeves,., for
porch or street wear. " ; .
Priced $6.50 and up, ..'
NEW PLEATED SKIRTS ' .
Accordian ideated skirts, just what
you want, side pleats and plain gath
ered, in tub silks. Wonderfully good
looking when worn with new sweaters'
or sport coats; 't
Priced $18.50 to $30
CHILDREN'S SOX
Half and three-quarters Such va
rieties of sox for the children plan
ning spring and summer frocks will
be goo( fuh! Silks and lisles three
quarter or half length styles! Shipo,s
' and stripes of various widths crossing
to form checks! Solid shades "Odd
combinations and dainty ones.
Priced from 29Ho 79 ;
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