Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 10, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI PXGE SIX SIEDFOREf jrXTC THIBTTNT!, aTEDFOKB, OkECON FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921 E EJUtf MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE - MANN'S June Clearance Sale of Great Importance IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE THESE WONDERFUL VALUES TOMORROW BATTLESHIPS FOR WITHIN TEN DAYS In an effort to protect the city Hater Bupply system from possible Injury the city government of Med Icril yesterday afternoon filed an in junction suit against the Rogue River Valley Canal company and the Med ford Irrigation district, asking that a tomporary restraining order he is- Biied against the district and the com pany, the latter bolng the contractor building the district system, from prosecuting the work of building the right of wuy of the city's water pipe Bupply system. Judge Calkins granted the tem porary injunction and a hearing will be held in court within the next ten days on the question of making the Injunction permanent. Uus (New bury Is the city's attorney in the in junction proceedings. It Is understood that this action taken by the city Is a precautionary one to make sure that tho city's wator ayatoin will be protoctod through a legul agreement, wlrich the district and the canal company must reach with the city, before tho injunction proceedings are dropped. Tho irriga tion ditches will cross the city's pipe line In from 11 to 13 places. . The city's petition alleges that tho district plans to construct its ditches over, across and along the right or und in that event tho city will be ir reparlbly Injured and damaged, and that there will be grent and immedi ate dungcr of the city pipe lino coIj lapsing, thus rendering tho city with out fire protection and water for other necessities. The mayor and city counclltnon have had the matter under consld eiatlon with tho official and engli neers of the district and canal com pany for over a week, and tho city of- fllcals finally decided it would be beBt to protect the city's Interests by tak ing the matter Into court, although the district and company have Insist ed from the first that they would do nothing ngalnst tho city's wishes nnd would build In accordance with Its desires, and above all would do nothing, In any way to endanger the city water supply. PAniS, Juno 10. (By Associated Press.) The chamber of deputies to day adopted the navul program pre sented Thursday by Deputy Paul L)e nlse, reporter for the naval commis sion, by 4C8 to 128. PARIS, June 10. (lly Associated I'ross.) In presenting France's pro gram of naval construction for the next three years, Deputy Paul Denlse, reporter for tho navy commission, ad vocated in the chamber of deputies yosterday the virtual abandonment of tho building of battleships and battle cruisers and Intensification of con strtictlon of submarines, torpedo boats destroyers and airplane carrying ships. The program provides for the con strtictlon of six light cruisers, twelve destroyers, twelve torpedo boats and thirty-six submarines ut an approxi mate cost of 1,410,000,000 franks. . M, Denlse pointed out that Franco as a pacific nation needed a navy for coast defense, not warships for offen sive action, and snid tliore was noth ing more to fear from Germany. T I RLVULUil PLOT UNCOVERED BOOTLEG TRUST IS WASHINGTON, Juno 10. ChnrgeB that "certain brewers" nnd men prom inent in big city financial affairs have organized a bootluKKuiH trust which spreads far and wide and has made law enforcement extremely difficult, were made todny beforo the house ruleti committee by Wayne H. Wheeler general counsel for lliw Anti-Saloon League of America. Tho league attorney was not ques tioned about the alleged liquor trust nnd did not go Into details. COPENHAOKN, June lO.The po lice of Stockholm havo discovered) documents showing that it Is intend ed to start a simultaneous bolshevlst revolution In Sweden, Finland and Norway, according to information ro- colvod bore today concerning the al leged rovolutlonury plot unnoverorl Thursday ns a result of the arrest of a widely known bolshevlst leader in Klru nn.ln tho iron milling district of Sweden. Papers also were found Implicating 400 foreign bolshovlsts Btuylng III U......1.. l. ...... . . ' kjnuuuu wiiu win uo arrestett anu ex pelled from the country. It Is said. llnyonets havo been in nun Htnce llljollt'ltMll. The suns volume la 1 .3no.nnn iinmn that of tliu earth. Hhitrlts aro especially fond of mul let, mackerel nnd sea trout. Immense nreiiu of Cuiuul.-, nr.. unli able only for forest growth. The lTtlltel States nruthiren twn. thirds of tho world's petroleum. Water will carry odors as well ns air and tills enables fish to smell. Chicago 's noiiulntlou In 1830 wns 70. WASHINGTON, Juno 10. Formal announcement of tho nppolntment of Koyllaynes, a lllllsboro, Ohio, editor, as nationul prohibition commissioner was made today at the White House. Mr. Haynup, who succeeds John F. Kramer, Is expected to luko office ns soon as he can arrangn his porsomil affairs. The nppoliitmcnt does not re quire Bonato confirmation. Tho new commissioner Is editor of tho lllllsboro Dispatch and was nno of the first Ohio editors to suggest thej nomination or Air. miming lor president. WANTED WIVE9 FOR THESE FOUR COWBOYS (Py International News Service.) ' HOSTON. Juno 7. A letter bus been received hero by Supcrln- tendont of Police Michael Crow- ley from four cowboys who havo absolutely no fulth in Kipling's contention thnt "lCust is F.ast and West Is West, and never the twain shall meet." The missive r follows: "This letter will no doubt sur- prise you. We are four lonesome cowboys in search of girls for wives. We are on a lonesome ranch and heard that yon could find, us a wife. We are J. W. Smith, Leonard Jones, Dave Mil- lor and J. Murphy. Hoping for a reply soon, Tho Iouesomo Four, No. 401 West llroadway, Brownwood, Texas." SATURDAY NIGHT Is sot. i'oi' the last showing of "that most nearly pei'l'ivti pic ture William Do Mlllc's "MIDSUMMER MADNESS" with Its capable east: I.ols Wil son, I.iln I .', Jack Holt and Conrad ngel. SIMS INCORRECTLY QUOTED (Continued from Page One) has been correctly quoted he (the ad miral) be Immediately recalled for 1,1b un-American slur and attack upon the Intelligence and patriotism of the American people." The resolution probably will be acted upon tomorrow." , Mil. anil MRS. Pl ltl.lC: This artistic Pin-amount pro duction is (lie tolpc of conversa tion in motion picture circles, niul at (lie family fit-csitlc. COMING SUNDAY CONSTANCE BINNEY In "39 EAST" 4 5 I A 1 Smart Summer Dresses jm Sassv June Dresses 111 Ginghams, Voiles nnd r 1:.... c 1 .. :.... :.. wi yilliuifs. rmjuc ijcuuiii.iu new uiwiici.t jtim 111. SF? Yon will need one these warm days. Priced mT&$ i"" $3.50 to $35.00 House nnd Porch Dresses in a won- L w;-TJ 1 . 1 1:.... ,.r ..l..l..n "Xl..,!.. ..P 1... Ill'lllll Jim. t'l mjl.n. .'imi.j ui Liiu liest Percales and Ginghams. Priced P irff' .I1 . . from S1.5U to KU.UO Saturday Is Children's Day Kute Kills, the new play dress for children. d "1 C All sizes. Special Saturday, each P A -DJ Koveralls, in plain and fancy cloths. Ages up to flj 1 A A 8 years. Special, each P "U Harem-Scarcm Dresses, the latest thins for girls. Priced from $2.98 to $6.98 each New White Dresses for ehildrf. $2.98 up New Middy Blouses for children, each $1.48 Uniotialls for children. Special $2.98 Forest Outing Garments The Best Fitting Outing Togs Made Women's Khaki Coats, each $3.98, $5.98, $6.98 Women's Khaki Skirts, plain und divided styles. All sizes. Very special $3.98 and $4.98 each Women's Riding Trousers at $3.50 and $3.98 .Women's Wool Killing Trousers. Special $7.98 Women's Wool Middies.. Very special $6.98 AVomen's Khaki Middies. Very special ...'...!..:. $2.69 Women's Soisette Middies. Special $2.98 Women's Wool Coats. Very special, each $9.98 Stunning Waists Crepe de Chene Waists Special, each $5.00 Georgette Crepe Waists. Special; each $5.00 Peter PanWaists. Special, each $3.00 Organdie Waists. Special, each $3.50 Wirthinor Waists Special, each $1.00 DISTINCTIVE SPORTS WEAR Jersey Sport Coats. All wool in a fine line of shades. Sold at $12.50. On f7 JA sale Saturday, each Women's Sport Skirts in fancy plaids. Made of all wool materials. Cheap dJT JH at $10.00. Saturday, each . P OU Sport Sweaters. Made of fine Fiber Silk. Good colors, $15.00 values. d "1 ( QQ each J)1U"0 June Clearance of Coats and Suits Spring Suits : 1-3 Off Regular Prices - $30.00 Spring Coats $20.00 $15.00 Spring Coats ... $3Q.OO $G0.00 Spring Coats $40.00 $75.00 Spring Coats $50.00 .$25.00 Spring Coats $16.65' $35.00 Spring Coats $23.35 Spring Coats 1-3 Off Regular Prices $25.00 Spring Suits $30.00 Spring Suits $35.00 Spring Suits $45.00 Spring Suits $G0.00 Spring Suits $00.00 Spring Suits ..$60.00 $23.35 $20.00 $23.35 $30.00 $45.00 Clearance Sale in Millinery Dept.' Trimmed Hats that sold up to $12.50. June clearance, each $5.00 - Trimmed Hats , thnt soKl up to $14.00. June clearance, each $7.50 Trimmed Hats that sold up to $18.00. June clearance, each $12.50 June Clearance Sale of Hosiery and Underwear SPECIAL , Women's Silk Hose in black and colors. Sold nt $1.50. Sat urday, pair $1.00 Look at. These Prices on Hosiery Women's Superb Mercerized Cotton Hose, fast black. Special Saturday Q pair - r.. a) VI Women's "Burson" Hose. Past black and nil colors. f Special, Saturday, pr. Children's Half Socks in a great variety of styles. Special, pair 39c Infant's Silk Socks. Extra fine quality. Very (J "1 ff special Sat., pair ...V "U Agents for Phoenix Hosiery for Men and "Women Children's Phoenix Hose in fine Lisle. Copies in black, white mid brown. Very special TCL Saturday, pair t JK Women's Phoenix Hose. All Silk, fine quality, 'in black, white nnd brown. Very d 1 J C special, pair V "La France" Silk Hose in black and colors. Sold not long ago at $4.00: Sat ttr- tO 7C day, pair : .V I O Look at These Prices on Underwear Women's Bodice Top Vests, 25c values, v -I Q each XZV Women's fine Lisle Vests. Reg ular 69c values. QQ Special, each . Children's Pants, summer weight Very special QQ pair 3C Children's summer vests. Fine quality. Special CO each OUC Children's Muslin Underwear. Values up to C9c. Sat urday,, each Children's Muslin Underwear. Values up to !)8c. Sat- ut'day, OJC 39c Children's Waist Union Suits. Just the thing for summer wear. $1.25 values. Sat urday, suit ... $1 00 Women's Teddy Bear and Step in Knit Union Suits. Fine quality-. Sold at $1.89. tf -I AQ Saturday, suit P Women's Envelope Knit Union Suits. Fine -$1.25 grade. Sat urday, suit 98c Children's Muslin Underwear. Values' up to $2.00. On salu Saturday nt 98 c SATURDAY SALE OF SILKS .')(!-inch Silk Poplin in 11 great variety of colors. A gooil $1.50 grade. Saturday, vard $1 19 Black Duchess Satin, 36 inches wide. Sold at $3.50. On sale Saturday, yard - $1.98 Pongee Silk, 34 inches wide, fine im ported quality, $1.50 grade. On sale $1.25 Fancy Silk Sport. Skirtings in the new colors. Sold at $3.50. On sale Sat urday, yard - $2.98 SATURDAY SALE OF WHITE GOODS Daisy Muslin, 36-inch, soft finish qual ity, 25c values. Saturday , " n yard L....L. IOC Pillow Slips, Daisy Brand, 42 and 45 inch. Sold at 50c. On nn sale Saturday, each Soft Spun' Iluck Towels. Good size, 25c quality. On sale Saturday, each 19c Pulluway Sheets, 72x90. Extra fine quality. Sold at $1.50. J 1 1 Q Saturday, each ;.P A A Pnjamn Cloth in white and pink, 36 inciies wide. Sold at 35c. QQ On sale Saturday, yard 36-inch Long Cloth, fine quality. Cheap at 3i)c. Saturday, yard 29c SATURDAY SALE OF WASH GOODS Dress Voiles, 36 inches wide, in beau tiful new patterns. Up to $1.00 values. Saturday, ?Q yard VIC 27-ineh Dress Ginghams in new fancy plaids and stripes. Real 25e values. Saturday, Q yard .. A 7 C Long Fabric Gloves Kiiyser's 16-button Silk Gloves in all. colors. Very special fiJO ff Saturday, pair ViUU Kayser's 16-button .Chamoisette Gloves in all colors, dj 1 Special, pair , P A ij 36-inch Percales. Best quality in a fine assortment of patterns. A good 35c quality. Saturday, yard 25c 33-inch Verline Voiles. Beautiful new patterns. Real 75c. values, fj iV Saturday, yard OUC SATURDAY SALE OF NOTIONS New Embroidery Edges and Insertions. Fine quality. On sale "1 f Saturday, yard - 1"C .- '. j Hand Bags in Silk and Leather, well made," nicely lined. Cheap at $5.00. On sale Saturday, iJQ QQ each 1 P5..I0 Snap Fastners, card 5 j Hair Bow Ribbons. All Silk , wide width, (.rood colors, 75c grade. Sat- SSL 48c Children's Garters, good 25c grade. Saturday, It? AO pair Merite Jewelry. Every piece gun ran teed. .Nice assortment. OC Special, each tJ Basting Thread. Special 5 c an- c Mann's Department Store THE S TORE FOR EVER YBOD Y Medford, Oregon. Bathing Suits and Caps " Women's and Children's Bathing Suits Gantner and Mattern make. From $3.98 to $6.98 Bathing Caps, 35 to $1.50 each MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Postage Prepaid AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS