flFEDFORD MAT1, TRIBUNE. MK11P0RD. 01MfiOX, "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2(. 1921
PAGE Til K IS IB
GE RECLUSE
IS BOUND OVE
: FOR FOQEI THEFT
ho qao talk,, but, does not understand
During the winter he has been living
in the old chicken hont on the Dad
Dunlap'prouerty east of the city. : His
bed was a pile o! straw, and he cooked
his food on a piece of tin. A bank
deposit book shows'$961 to his credit
in the First- National bank ot Yreka,
Gal.. : Despite this wealth he. has been
living in squalor, and lias not bad a
haircut-or shave for many months.
' Manuel Frhncri; ' "a ' Portuguese,
charged With breaking into the resi
dence of Peter F, Young, gardener for'
Frank O. Owens, Sunday night, was
bound over under bonds of $1000 Tues
day afternoon, ' by Justice Glcrrn O.
Taylor to await the action of the next
grand Jury. ' Francis was charged with
stealing a roll-of butter,' two jars 'of
canned fruit,; and some pork. He is
also charged with entering a bakery
and stealing bread and cookies, but
this was not admitted as evidence at
tho-hearing.
Francis has been living like a wild
man in this vicinity for three months,
according to the. police. Once they ran
him out of the willows along. Dear
creek, but he could not be arrested on
a vagrancy charge as fie had a $100 j
jjioerty uonu in nis pocket. He claims
.- 'With his usual .cheor,- and .ftunshine,
A. V. Cornell fame into the office to
day., and reports, a. very. succclsflll
year for .the Oregon' Life, as well as
most all other Oregon industries.
Yho! ouestioned ns to the -future, he
claims the only real -drawback had
been removed during his absence.
Thi recent ihigh water in Rogue -river
had taken out the old Anient dam and
from tliis time on Josephine and Juck-
sn county fishermen will no longer
nave inis element m cunii-Miuuii.
OTEOWEIS
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FEBRUARY 1 2TH TAR ANDTEATHEf?
The seventh animal banquet of the
Lincoln club' of southern Oregon will
be held at the Meuford hotel, Saturday
evening, Feb; 12, and preparations are
heins made for one of the best events
in the history of the club as two of
the best speakers in the state have
been secured for the occasion. - Judge
Henry E. McGinn of Portland, an attor
ney of renown throughout the north
west, will make the political address
and Lawrence '1 Harris, associate jus
tice of the supreme court, will make
the address on Lincoln. Judge Harris
is a great lover of tho life and public
service of Lincoln and his address will
undoubtedly be a gem.
There will be a new and original
poem by. Dick Posey; the James Whit-
comb Riley of I he . Rogue,, ud , some,
excellent music ""'
' Reservations for the banquet "will be
limited to 250, and as tho.altendanoe
promises to be large this year you bad
bettor, make your reservations early.
Uienn Taylor is chainnuu of the ticket
committee. '' ' . . .(
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan;" 1
Francis Patrick Sullivan, C2, native of
'Australia, "-but a naturalized American
citizen and a veteran of the world warj
was called' from his home near here
last night by a fake telephone message
and tarred ond feathered by a bund of
five men. .Sullivan was Inter dumped
from an automobile in, the downtown
section. . ' '..':";
At police headquarters, '.where "he
was taken by passing motorists, Sulli
van stated he' had been the victim of
neighbors, threa,;f)f w;honi he snld he
kiiew,-seeking'" revenge' becaiise'of per
sonal differences he had with thein.
FEBRUARY 20TH
10 26TH TO BE
0N:II::WEEPO0VEuFUNILyNl
at imrnrnnn Timnonnv
hi lYiLuruKu munouMi
"I believe that I would rather miss a
train now and then rather than be
compelled to wait for one that was not
on time," Is (lie manner in which the
chairman of the "On Time Commit
tee'' expressed himself yesterday altcr
noon at a meeting of the committee
at the Chamber of Commerce head
quarters.. "If for nothing else, the on
tlmo campaign, which is to take place
very soon, is going toibe of special
benefit to me in that it will give me
the training of being exceptionally
prompt and so will it be with every
citizen in the community."
The weok of February to 26 has been
designated as "On Tlmo Week" and
arrangements were completed for the
I composition of competitive short stor
ies on the Importance of being on, time.
These stories to be given publicity
thru.' the press. - Window posters will
be used and these will give opportunity
for students In art to display their
originality In design. -.,
T.i If.. Elmore- Mrs, B. A. -iVlcV M '
Roy .Smith,, jMre L .X..ipbIJcVlr.-'
Robt. Clancy, j-. V: McCoy; J.'h: Fu
ler, I.. F.. Ferguson, Louis l!!richj, V. iff!
Vawter, H. J. Deuel, , ' - ', ,ir ' ? '
All members are requested to attend
this luncheon. . ,. '" "" ' .,'..";
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Ma
mm
- Secretary Frobach of the ;Medford
chamber of commerce has called a lun
cheon meeting at the Hotel Medford
at noon Thursday of a local committee
appointed from Portland to conduct an
organized drive for the benefit ot the
starving children of Europe. At this
meeting it will be definitely decided
whether or not such a drive will be
conducted. The quota for Jackson
county is placed at. JtiOOO, and it will
be necessary to conduct an active and
well organized campaign if anything
like this amount is to be secured.
The members of the committee are
as follows:
Mrs. A. C. Joy, Mrs. D. Jerozzl, Mrs.
"Pa pe's" Cold Compound'., is,
Don't stay stuffed-up!'-' Quit blow'
lug and snuffling' A dose of "Pape'iS
Cold -Compound,''.' takeft every , twpj; ,
hours- until three 'doses are thken,
usually breaks, any cold .right- up. .
The very first dose opens- clogged'1
nostrils undthe air.' passages of .the '
head; stops nose running; relieves . the
headache, dullness, feverishness. "
"Pape's Cold .Compound'' costs- oniV-'
a- few cents at . drug, stores. - It acta'
without assistance, 'tastes nice,: con
tains no , quinine Insist, upon Pape'sli
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'inidt'jfl l .1;
A sweeping riBcluction.has brought the prices down to a new level in presents
day retailing iEvery item in our 70 stores! now selling at our replacement
costregardless of former cost. A real opportunity for you to save money
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THE LONG LOOKED FOR, HOPED FOR, PERIOD OF LOWER PRICES HAS GOME
Dry Goods
Hopo jrnslin, 3(5 inelics, n;.' viinl .',.....'-..
Funny: Ginghams, ST-inch nt,.,vni'tl .
No. .00 P.erlreh'.y Cnnibi'ic nt, yiu'd .' :
No. 100 Berkeley Cimibric at, vnrd- !.' ..........
J't'st. snitlo Fentlior Ticking 'at, "yorcl '.
Devonshire Cloth. Big lino pntteriis nt, yirtl
3-'!-inch Indian Head Muslin at,' yard
SG-inch Indian "iioad M.uslin at, yard m
54-ineh Indian ITond Muslin at, yard ..,
23-inch !a!atea ait, lU'd -.......t.
( ' .... V ... .
28-incli Juniper Cloth at, ynrd ' i
j:174
nt ..
24.
33;'
.35
39
.1-27
-32d
45
...:..37
....:...37f
The American Dollar will again assume
its rightful value :;and buying power
In, order to meet these new condition's and follow our policy of always giv
ing our patrons the lowest puices possible, the Golden' Rule Association,
with 70 Department Stores, loe.ated:iii 10 states, ;has, at A TREMENDOUS '
LOSS- reduced aH selling prices to'iabsolutc 11'j'6-UOCK,' based on actual
.replacement .values. ' ' :',
,-rr,.i ! ?TTt ! 'T? ;';""i'
'Our .enormous purchasing poer,; liis our pojihy. of largo volumo and
' small profits, makes it possible for i s to regularly undersell all one-store
'competitors. .-''.-'.-: , vr ' '"! ' ''."'
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' We never indulge in sensational special :s'a'lo" advertising. We never ,
' exaggerate. We always moan just what we say. ,'i'his in not a spasmodic
"sale." The prices quoted on tliis'pago and-those; yoii will find marked'
in. plain figures on the goods in our stores' are pur 'RE-CONSTRUCTION
PRICES," the lowest it is possible to put oiv 'the, kind of merchan- v
diSe you- Want to buy. Every article will remain as priced -until sold or
forced by tnarket conditions to chaiige. You : enit safely b'ank oii' this'
.'oino to our store today prepared to save money. .'
: ' -o- Notions hiSJ&t
Palm Olive Soap.at, bnr' .!..'... ". 8 .'
Colgate's Talcum Powder at, can ......
1G?
.' J. & P. Conts Sewing Thread at, spool ....a.-,...:...'..,.,.. '.
: Sewiiig' Silk; Threa(i'aCspoid'.Il!ll!; l.;.::..H30
1 Good Pearl Buttons at, card
,.'..' - - "'
Pound Can Talcum Powder at, can .......
;...,i-,--T.i3
Colgate 's : Shaving Son p- at' '...,..,,.......JM5 :, to-
Colgate's Toilet Soap at, bar :i ...v....:..i.10 to! IS.1'
. XiadiesVShoo Laces at, pair
Men's Shoe Laces at,, pair:
.'..'"', i
i..:4,-$f.'t'.tlfl;;'
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WE ONLY HAVE SPACE TO LIST A FEW OF MAN Y ARTICLES CARRIED IN STOCK.
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-Ortfr4ofc-Ladiest- Aprons.
"To'close "out aC!l.'.'.'....93
""Don't Fail to Get One'-'
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Fine Lisle Hose in 'black,
grey, white and brown, at
pair . 50
Meroerized Table Cloths,
58 b 70-inoh, at $2.29
New line Plaid Skirts at
7.50 '.
Utica Sheet, 72 by 90'r.t,"
each $1.70
Rest Well Sheets, 72 by 90
at, each $1.35,
J. - & P. - Coats Sewing'
Thread at7&pool '
Sewing Silk Thread at,
spool - .'.!.......... .1.: 13$
Best qualify 27-inch Out
ing Flannel at, yard 25
Assorted colors Japanese
Crepe. 29-inch' at, yard
' 38
, 45-inch Peqnnt- Pillow
Tubing at, yard ..55
10-4 Pcquot Sheetina- at,
yard ...!....;..,...;.....: 80
9-4 Sheeting at, yd. 70
S-4 Sheeting at, yd. GO'
7-4 Sheeting at. yd. 58-
- A new line Country Club
Pongees- assorted colors,
at, yard $1.90
A good' lino of fancy.
House Aprons will arrive
the last of the week. Rea
sonably priced.
One -line ' Fancy Silks.
Priced a yard -...$1.19
42-inch Pillow Tubing at
3G-inch Tubing at 33
': Compare These '
;.! Prices' With' All '
, v Sale Prices ,
Some lines ' of 'Merchan
dise are going up now: So
don't wait too long to buy
your needs. ,' :' . .
American Lady Corsets at
new 'prices.
Jackson Corsets at the
- , new prices
Men's heavy .Cottony rib
bed two-piece Underwear
at, garment 95
40-inch Crepe de Cheno at
.yard $1.65
40-inch OeorgeCte Crepe,
yard .'. $1.35
New Spring Tumps for
Ladies. Priced at $7.00
$7.35." $7.75; $8.-45,
SS.75
Men's Wool Union Suits.'
Heavy weight at $4,85
. to $5.95 .
Men's Work! Sidles;' Solid
leatllcr...... $5 to f$7,50
Men's '.Dress', SliQes - at
$6.00. $7.15, $7 80
$9.00 to $13.50-
Ladics-r Buy yoiu,( ' Ox
fords ' and : Pumps now:
Nearly ull sines and vidths
,' ' '
' J list Received Big Ship
ment .Combination Width
bxfoiMs,'. Utz & Dunn
make. 1 !
TJldek Oxfords, at $8.75
Brown Oxfords at $9.75
Men's Heavy Cotton Uni"
ion Suits, at ...L,;.$2.25
' -' Ford 'Special Work
Gloves at, pair i uJSQf
Buster Brown Hosiery and
Black; Cat .Hosiery, for
boys and- girls at ' no
prices. " ;, - y ' ';: ." ';. ;
Women's ; Dress i Shoes.
Priced at $6.15, $6.75,
$6.95, $9.50 $12.90
".Just n few. Army Blankets
li'lt. Oct one now. Priced
at ' . - . ' I $4.85
Cotton - Work ' Socks ; ;it:.
pair .......:.:.:...;20?.
Wool Work Socks aty pair
50, 60 ahd;g5;
Good Cotton ' . Sock, ; at;
pair i;.;;J.i.U..:-..l.i 20fj
LisW Hose at 30; to 50
Silk IIoso at; 85 to, $1
jChaki Pants; aty $2.80.'
$3.00 to $3.50
Other V Work ; '. Pants " at
$4.20 to;-$4;75;;;
Boys' Blouses. I'.'Kiiynoe
Brand" at $1.10
Heavy.- All-Wool Sliirts
army color nt .:.'..$4.'35
Best, grado.f.Worlir.brlj'
at, ,each'.x,'),;,U.......i'iV'j9S.t
Best j grade .'-Bib 0vei?ailsi'
at, pair $175 1-
Boys' best - grade Rover-?
alls, ago J. , to 8 .y.ears't.l,;
each :.lL:;$iAHf
Man 's ;. Rid ing ; Pants. : in ;
Khaki, at ..:.....i,$420
Corduroy Riding Pants at
.;i;1?'.5Q:
. ' ' ' t '. i i -
" Best- grade' Corduroy '
Pants ;at; f $5.65 - to
$70 V, ''
Heavy Cauvns 'GldVes ' (it ,
1 15? Mk 20 , !
.;
lA
"i L
; ; . LADIES READY-TO-WEAR ;
The new Suits and Coats will lie here ill a few days. Our buyer is in Now
' York with 70 other Golden Rule' buyers and yoti may know tliat our. new '
, spring line of Coats, Suits and Dresses will 'be 'priced right alid tho newest
in style aHtl materials.- . - .- ...
All Coats and Suits in Stock nt Low Prices
MEDFORD' S LARGEST DEPARTMENT S TORE
"THE DAYLIGHT STORE''
The Golden Rule
Mercantile Co; ,
On North Central The Busy Street
MEN'S AND BOY S' SUITS
Largo assortment of Men's Suits. :AU priced to meet tho new conditions.
Men's Suits. Priced at I $25.00. $33.00 to $47.50
Young Men's Suits. Priced at . ..I . $25.00 to $40.00
-!'... - ' . :.: ...... '..'.,..-, .:. , .j
' Boy's Knee Print Suits. Priced rtt,$7.50; $10500, $12.50 tb $15
Moll's Dress Pants. Prict-d at . . 1- $5.85; $6.85 $8.00 Wf.9L35
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