Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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MEDFOTiD "SfKU: TTJTBTTXE, MDFOTiD, OTJEGOX. FPJDAY. 'PTJTj 20. 1D2T
Wife Helps Elect Hubby
"After having Ihmtj in lied half tlio
lime for a year with svre painn in
my right i tr hhv appendix,
utomoc li trouble iiimI hhrnting, wtiii h
the (JoitdiH Hi iih-il utui hl to ri-iK'h
with niedirlno, and ailviwd tp-ii jn
as the only remedy, my nurse advised
me to try Mayr's Wonderful iCeinedy,
and it results have truly been won
derful as I am now entirely well and
trong, and at the last election wo I; -ed
hard to ele-t my husband.' It is a,
niuiple, harmless prcpui atiun that re
luoves the (.atarihal minus from the
Intestinal tia t and allays thf inflam
mation, whieh cuiihCK prattieally all
HtonmHi, liver and intt-Kiinul ailments.
Including appendieitiK. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
For sale by all druyisls. Adv.
SEIZE WHISKEY ON
RIALTO
PLAYING TODAY
arA iYia
balance of &t
the week y
BILL
FARNUM
'DRAG' HARLAN
The Speediest Two-Gun
Wizard the West Ever
Knew
NEVER ANYTHING
LIKE IT BEFORE
Also Other Attractions
sri).v
UAHItV CAIIKV
"IK OM.Y ,II.M"
ON FRUIT SPRAY
The UoHton Hoard of Wealth, malt
ing f fight against the ue of aise
liate of lead us a fruit it pray, and
li uilKl owei s of th Pacific Coast, in- i
i-iutliiiK the rruitfc rower Lt'Ui;ui' of
.7 a k son county are making a :'it;lit
mtuliiHt it before the liureau of
Chemistry, as attested by ihe follow
ing ttlenraniH, received from Oregon
.senators. If the plea of the lloston
board is sustained it would practically
mean the removal of western fiui's
from ttie Huston markets.
"Washington, D. C, April 2'.i, 11.
V. liiiighani, President Kruil
t rower's f ,eague .lark son 'ounty,
I .M d ford, Oregon ;
j "The liureau of Chemistry lias
ninde no ruling relative, to fruit spray
ing with arsenate of lead. Informal
hearings brought about on complaint
of officials in iloston. jiureau seems
desirous of co-operating with growers
at all times.
"CHAS. U. MeNAftV.
i "United States Senutor."
t "Washington, D. C April 29, 1921.
I' "H. V. Hingham. President Fruit
."O rowers I,eague, Medford, Oro.
f "(lave had matter up with Bureau
of Chemistry. No ruling, as suggested
'will bo made, instead will issue cau
tion and inst ructions to use spray
properly compounded to leave no ex-
jeesnive residue upon fruit sent to mar
ket. "fl. X. HTANFIRUV
E
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I SAX FrtA.N'CIKCO, April 2!1.
I.loyrt Oilpin, pi-opriittur of u nuiHlo
;inil dnnco hall, plciilol KUilty toddy
' In charKtH preffiTud liy hoiuk nf hln
'km-I pupils and whh Hontciu-fd lo une
In I'il'ty yoarH impriHonmi'nt.
JIKXICO CITY, April 20. Francisco
, Villa, former rebel chief, now holds
absolute. Illle to Ills ranch in Ihe state
of DinaiiKO. Klnnl pnynsnnt of 500,000
IH'Hoa to tho fornicr ownera of the
raiicli was ordered by President 01ro
(!on yoHterday. Villa's activities have
flKiired conspicuously In newspapers
here recently, it belim declared that
he HeekM Mm L'tivio-tnti-uhtii .if lw, uttilo
On a tip from Home source that
tuoonshiue whisky was being uiude on
a ranch at Beagle, which was being
IMHldled by a young boy at country
dances. Sheriff Terrill yesterday visit
ed the ranch but was unable to find a
still or any large quantity of lUpior
He however located a quart bottle, it
is ulleged, of moonshine whisky, which
the wile of the rancher claimed all
responsibility for Its presence on the
premises, It Is claimed. Therefore the
sheriff notified her to appear in Jus
tice Taylor's court here this -forenoon
She appeared in court, entered a
plea of not guilty to the charge of
having liquor In her possession, and
her trial was net for 10 a. ni. Monday
By consent of the sheriff and Assis
tant County Prosecutor Cleorge Cod
ding the woman was released on her
own recognizance. She asserts that
the only whisky found was a small
quantity found ill a pint bottle, which
was used for medicinal purposes. ,
ALLIES AGREE WITH
U. S. ON YAP ISSUE
WAKIM.VfiTOX, April - 2fl;-Com.
plele agreement with the position ot
the- 1'nilcd States in regard to the
hdand nf- Yap ns expressed by Hr-nre-
tary Hughes' in his notos to the 1'otir
principal allied powers-is expressed in
a Tiote delivered to-the stale depart -mnet
today by tho Italian ambassador.
The luilian government said it v. as
convinced that the United States was
seeking no privilege in Yap not
granted to other nations anil it of
fered Italy's co-operation to restore
the eipinlmity of the world.
SEATS NOW SELLING
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PAGE :: :: TONIGHT
Philharmonic Orchestra
of
LOS ANGELES
Six Distinguished
Soloists
75 of 'he Word's Great
est Musicians
The Supreme Musical
Organization of the
West.
Prices: , Floor and 1st
4 rows Balcony, $2.00;
balance $1.50 and $1.00.
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PAHF MATINEE AND NlGHT
" TOMORROW
PRODUCTION
am r
30 People - BAND
AND ORCHESTRA
IL QIG STREET!
PARADE
PONIFS
CHARIOTS,
FLOATS, DOGS ETC
iiminM i ammmmmmmmtamtmamammommmmak
SEATS NOW SELLING
PRICES: Mdlince 50c, 77c; night, 50c, 77c, $1.00, plus 10
per cent war tax.
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I'ORTLAXI), Ore.. April 20. .inhn
H. Yeon, resiKiietl today as superin
tendent of the Columbia river hiKh
"ways. He remains a member of the
state highway commission. Fried on
between Mr. Yeon and members of
the M ultnomah county commission,
Krowinjr out of the discharge noma
time ao of Hoad Supervisor Limiott
whs the reason for his resignation, it
wns stated by the commissioners.
The resignation was accepted.
PORT ANOKUJS, Wash.. April 2f
Count euard service officials here
today expressed the belief that five
members of the crew of the I'matllla
reef lightship, missing slnco last night
when they went adrift In an open boat
during a gale, may have landed on
the Washington roast in the neigh
borhood of (.'ape flattery. Parties
from Neah Bay this morning begun a
patrol of the beach in that vleinlty In
the hope of rescuing the sailors.
Sport B. V. D.'s
OIIN'ACfO C'lmrles Uvnns Senior
iirirt wife. imrwitH of (lie well known
umnti'iir golf champion, lcrt today for
(lie past to join their uon who leaves
May 4 with the. team of American colt
ers who Invade Knsland. They recoiv
ed word that "Chick" had iuvltod
President Harding to play golf wilii
him today and that the president had
accepted.
NEW YOltK The llempsey-Carpen-tier
liont will start at two o'clock east
ern time, July '2, Tex Kickard announced.
PKTItOIT Twelve of tho 100 um
pires who applied for positions, with
tho MichiKan-Ontario league this sea
son have, heen ordered to report hen'
Sunday to begin a course of training
under Hilly Kvans. Instruction will
include work in semi-professional
Karnes. The tests will determine the
league selections.
El'GKNE, Ore. Tho University or
California and Stanford university will
not enter their track teams in the Pa
cific coast conference meet hero May
21, according to word received at the
I'niversity of Oregon. Hoth univer
sities plan to send teams east in May.
PORTLAND. Ore. Leach Cross, tho
eleran New York lightweight, fought
n ten round draw against Joe tiorman
ot Portland Inst night.
SPOKANE Oregon Agricultural
college defeated (lotuaga university of
Spokane at Itasehall here yesterday I!
to 2.
ltcoruanlrc Commerce
WASHINGTON. April 2S. 1!enr
g:ltiiza(iin of commerce to enable II
to meet better the needs of tho In
.dustrial and commercial community
was the oltj.-.'t of a conference enlUtl
for today by S.'eretuiy Hoover, with
sotno fni-tx ropreselitatlve huslness-
Inen of the couutry.
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price
No Matter What the Price MANN'S
Special TnrchsseSme
50 New Silk and Voile Dresses
WHICH WE PURCHASED FROM ONE OF NEW YORK'S MOST FAMOUS MANU
FACTURERS AT 25 PER CENT OFF THEIR REGULAR PRICE. THESE WE PLACE
ON SALE TOMORROW AT ONE-FOURTH THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
SILK DRESSES 1-4 OFF
Beautiful new "Virginia Dare"
Dresses. All silk, new styles. Sold
repeat $20-00. n $15.00
sale bat., each
New Style Silk Dresses, made of
the best Taffeta. Good colors.
Sold regular at $25 $18 75
Saturday, each ..... . , ; ,
"Virginia Dare" Dresses, nifty new
styles. Sold regular at LOfl'Ott
$35, Saturday, each . .
See Display in Windows
Sensational C lean-Up
Sale of Spring Suits at Old-Time
Sale Prices
VOILE AND ORGANDIE
DRESSES AT 1-4 OFF
New Voile Dresses all this season's
styles. Sold regular at J7 CQ
$10.00. Saturday, each
New Organdie and Voile Dresses.
Wonderful styles, sold at $900
$12. Saturday, each ...
New Voile and Organdie Dresses.
All good colors, new styles, $18.00
values. Saturday $12.00
each . .
New Organdie and Voile Dresses,
Virginia Dare styles. Cheap at
$20.00. Saturday $15 00
each
New Jersey Sport Coats, ea. $9.98
New Jersey Sport Suits, ea. $19.98
Opening Sale of Spring Hosiery and Underwear
THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN SOUTHERN OREGON
SEE THESE VERY SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURpAY'S SELLING
BU Y ALL YOU NEED A T THESE LO W PRICES'
WOMEN'S VESTS
Xcw stylos, good
qualitv. Sold at
L'oc. On sale Sat
urday, each 19
Women's fine Vests
sold regular at .9c.
Saturday, each 29'
Women's fine Vests
sold regular at .r)9e.
Xow, each 39?
Kayser's fine Lisle
Ve.-!ls. Special, each
: - ASf id
UNION SUITS
SPECIAL
"Princess May"
Union Suits, hod
ice top. Made of
fine . Egyptian
varn. Cheap at
$1.2.-). Saturday,
suit: .....98f
'Princess May"
Union Suits in
flesh and. white.
Special, suit
$1.75
AGENTS FOR
KAYSER'S
UNDERWEAR
Union Suits, firm
quality, hand and
bodice top. Very
special, suit $1.00
Kayser's Union
Suits, silk top, "fine
quality. Vow spe
cial, suit $3.50
Kayser's Marvel
Fit Union Suits,
lisle. Special, suit
$1.85
s AGENTS FOR
PHOENIX HOSE
Phoenix Fiber Silk .and
Pure Silk Hose. Sold- a1
short time ago at $1.50
On sale Saturday, paii
$1.00 Phoenix Puer Silk Hose,
wit li white clock in black
and brown. Sold at $'2M.
This sale, p;tir $1.25
Women's Heavy Phoenix
Hose in black, brown and
white, $:.(X) grade, now.
pair $1.75
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
For .Saturday we offer our
entire stock of Women's
and Children's Muslin Un
derwear at the very spe
cial discount of '20 per cent
Off Regular Price.
t CORSET SPECIAL
$2.00 values, now.. .$1.69
:l.00 values, nov....$1.98
irl.(H) values, now....$2. IS
S..r)0 values. now....S1.9S
SPECIAL SALE OF CHILDREN'S HOSE
Children's Fast Black
Hose for Bovs and Girls.
Sold at 40c. Now pr....25e
.Marjorio Hose for .Girls,
comes in black, white and
brown. Sold at, 7rc.' Sat
urday, pair 50
Children's Half Socks.
Special, pair 50
Children's Fast Black
Hose, good, heavy ribbed,
recent 1 v sold at 50e. Xow.
pair 39
Boys' Can't Snag- heavy
Stockings. Sold at 69c.
On sale Saturday, pair
39
DOMESTIC SPECIALS
2.-)c Dress Ginghams, Saturday, yard 19
o0c Japanese Crepes, Saturday, yard 45
25c Bleached Muslin, Saturday, yard 16
S.V Table Oamask, Saturday, yard 69
A.GENT8 FOR PICTORIAL
REVIEW PATTERNS
Special price on the magazine.
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AND N. CENTRAL
MEDFORD, OREGON
Woman's Fine Cotton
Hose, in black and colors.
Sold at oOc. Xow, pr 25V-
AVomen's Extra Fine Iisle
Hose, in colors and black.
85c grade. On sale Sat
urday, pair 69-
Wo men's Superfine Lisle
Hose, with lavender top,
all sizes. Very special,
Saturday, pair $1.00
SILK UNDERWEAR ;
f"
Saturday vc will place on
sale a big selection of Silk
Underwear at the Big Dis-f
count of 20 per cent off
regular price.
NOTION SPECIAL
75c Shopping Bags....50
2 Shopping-Hags $1.00
Snap Fasteners, card, 5
25c Veiling, now, yd, 19
MEN'S WEAR
See our Adv. on other page.
Special prices Saturday.
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