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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1921)
JfEDFORD MAIL" THTBUXE. fEDFORD. .ORKCiON. FRIDAY. JUXE HI. 1921 LAST CALL FOR MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S PAOE SIX SPECIAL ELECTION! Committee of the Farm liureau,! Fair Association an'l the Hertford! Chamber pf Commerce bavins In their rharfce the circulating of petitions lor the Improvement of the county fair grounds, desire that these petitions be turned In at the office of the Med ford Chamber of Commerce In order that the name thereon may be counted. In order that the county authorities! place the quentlon of Improving Ihej lair grounds witn minding on ine nai lot o a to permit the people to voti; on same. It Is necessary that 15 per cent of the 10.531 registered voters sign the petition. A total of 1580 names of voter are necessary and at a recent count more than 1100 names had been secured. Ashland has since sent In the signatures of more than 100 of her registered voters and com mittees In various parts of the county have been very active. The one great objection to voters signing the petition Is that it calls for a special election. The law under which people are permitted to vote on the question of Improving the fair grounds clearly states that this ques tion must be taken up at a Rpcclal election and It Is therefore Impossible for same to he considered at any regu lar election. Voter of the county who desire io see the fair grounds Improved will find an opportunity to sign the petition at the Mcdford Chamber of Commerce rooms. MU8T VITALIZE CHRI8TIANITY (Continued from Pago One) per cent of the eoplo could neither read or write. Amid theso conditions the germs of Itolshovlsm were Incu bated. J regard nolshevlsm as the most dangerous creed liorn In 1000 years. It appeals primarily to Ignorance. This Is the great danger of llolHhcvlsni as II spreads to the less advanced nations of tile world. America Is in less dan ger than any other nation because of the public school system and the gen eral Intelligence of the people. The situation in China and India from the standpoint of the spread of ilolshovism Is most sorious. To control llolshev Ism will tax the statesmanship of the world In the next few years. While It Is the natural reaction from the curse of autocracy it Is nevertheless the problem with which wo must cope The second principle necosHary for I ho continuance of a democracy In that the- Individuals must bo kept high ly moral, which Is llin work of vital Christianity. In my opinion the hopi for flit tiro democratic governments lies, (1) In training tlio Christian lea ilcrslLlp, and (2) in education and Christianlzatlon of tho waking hordes of tho world. STRIKERS KILLED (Continued from Tago Ono) I.i Ivor has advanced further than has any other labor movement in the IiIh- tory of tho world, "The American Federation of Labor writes Its own platform. No Individ ual ha a right to formulate its plat form. ''The. duly of u leader is to stand by his organization and Its declarations and principles and not run away from any cHhIh, no matter what It may In volvo. "The American Fedorallon of Labor, by Its declarations and Its actions makes its platform and upon that plat form those who serve It must slum! Tim platform is the sum total of nil tho thought ami the work of I ho move mtint. 1 may havn contributed to thai sum total, but. no Individual may write (ha platform for the whole movement. 8nate to Probe Mingo WABIIINOTON, June at. Senate Investigation of the disturbances In I tho Mlugo county. West Virginia coal Holds finally was ordered today. The coiniiiition on labor Is expected lo bu- gin the Inquiry next month. 1 liilniiil Clots Aliiml IslimiK fSKNKVA, .lime 21. (My I In. As sociated rress) Tim council of the l.engua of Nations t mliiy awarded tM. Aland Ibmii.Ih. In (lie 1 In Ilk- sea, to r'lnlii nil. Vests $2.98 Bloomers $3.80 - Chemise $4.G0 , t tulei tilings got Just u little tli-cil of I Iv-lnjr plain pink, Mi.tlicy blossomed Into goi gooiui colorings of iiml.c, I orchid, sky (n well lis flesh.) Tlmy ro excellent In quality mull most unusual ut the pi Ice. F.K. Deuel & Sons., Inc. The Buying Chance of Nineteen Twenty-One is offered in our sensational big drive for One Thousand new customers. Prices smashed for this great event. Remember, Everything in the Store for Less Sale Opens Saturday, June 25, at 8 a. m. Come Early Ready-to-Wear Garments at Sensationally Low Prices' Spring Coats and Suits Going for One-Half THEY ARE GOING FAST JsJo.OO Spiin- Suits $12.50 Jiio.no Spring Suit $20.00 KtO.I'O Spring Suits . $23.00 (i5.00 Spring Suits $32.50 18.00 Spring CoatH $9.00 25.00 Spring CoalH .'. $12.50 froO.OO Spring Coats - $25.00 75.00 Spring Coats $37.50 Silk and Wool Dresses 25 Per Cent Off - ONLY 50 LEFTf DON'T DELAY " 25.00 Wool Dresses $18.75 10.00 Wool Dresses $30.00 $00.00 Wool Dresses - ...... $45.00 W.OO Silk Dresses $22.50 1(1.00 Silk Dress.: $30.00 75.00 Silk Dresses .$50.00 10 Per Cent Off on Wash Dresses 20 Per Cent Off On All Skirts Hot Weather Hosiery and Under wV Going at Greatly Reduced Prices 35c 63 c 90c Women's fine Ctton Hose. L'p to 50c orj 98c Children's Socks. All sizes. Cheap at 50c. This big sale. Pair' .... Women's Cine Lisle Hose. Sold at 83c This big sale, pair Women's Silk Hose. Values up to 1.75. This big sale, pair values. This sale, pair ...yL Children's l.'nion Suits, l'p to 1.31) values. This sale, suit ..... Women's- 25c Summer Vests 19 Women's Ii9c Summer Vests 29 Women's 50c Summer Vests ..39. Women's 1.25 Summer Vests - 89 Women's Step-in Union Suits, 2 d 1 AS. values. Now, suit P A "T"0 Women's fine Knit Union Suits 2.25 values. Now .: ..... $1 79 ...98 c $1 00 Princess Mv "Union Suits." at 1.25. This big sale, suit Children's Waist Union Suits, 1.25 values. Now, suit Women's Knit Bloomers. Up to 1 C1 values. Now, pair ..."' "v 10 Per Cent Off On Kayser's Hosiery 10 Per Cent Off On Kayser's Underwear 10 Per Cent Off On Phoenix Hosiery It Always Pays to Trade at Mann's. Try It Out Tomorrow Silks and Dress Goods All Going at Pre-War Prices 10-inch Crepo dc Chene. Best quality. Sold at :i.50. This big sale, yard . Mnllinson's Sport Silks. Sold at f QQ 0.50. This big sale PO 7 $2.19 IKi-ineh Taffeta and Messnline. Kegular 2.50 grade. This sale, yard Silk Sport Skiritng in fancy plaids. 5 values. Now, yd. Foundation Silk, .'ili inches wide in A $1.65 $3 98 all colors, 1.00 value. Now, vd. les wide. d Q QQ :. Now, yardvO ..iO Trieo Silk It) inch Regular 1.50 valtu Devnshirc Cloth ;i2-inch, in u fine line of pat terns. Sold at 10c. : QC This 'big sale, yard OtJU Valmore Ginghams 27-inch. New "I Q patterns. 25c value. Now, yard Japanese Crepe Best grade, 50e Q value. This sale, yard ..: wut Verline Voile New Patterns. Sold A r at 5c. This sale, yard TfDC 25c 69c New Divss Ginghams Fast colors. Q C Sold at :i5e. Now, yard .3C 10-inch Dress Voiles. New pat ients, 1 values. Now, yard ... All of our 1.25 Voiles going QQ in this sale at 70C Domestics and White Goods at Prices That Will Surprise Daisy Muslin 'M inches wide. Sold 16c 69c Tabic Damask G'0-inch fine quality, 1.00 val ue. Now, yurd - .... 81x!)0 Pullaway Sheets. Sold at J AO 1.75. This sale, each : V 1 -XO Soft Spun 1 1 nek Towels 40c values JQ This sale, each CJ Imperial Nainsook IJO-inch. Sold at 40c. This sale, yard Long Cloth 3(i inches. Soft finish, OC 50c grade. Now yard ... v Soft Spun Htiek Towels. Sold at 25e. Now, each 22c 10c Soft Spun Hath Towels Sold at 25c.. Now, each 1..'.. .'. Lustre' Cambric 3U-inch. 35c. Now, yard Sold at 81-inch bleached Sheeting, 75c values. This sale, yard 19 c 19c 59c G4xG4 Hemmed Mercerized Lunch Cloth, 3.00 value. Now each 7x84 Ped Spreads. Good 2.25 grade. This sale Snow Ball Muslin. Fine grade. Cheap at 25c. Now, yard , $2 25 $1 98 19 c When You Think of Dry Goods Think of Mann's. It Will Pay You Corsets and Muslin Underwear All Going at Reduced Prices ( iossard ( 'orsels I )iscont iiiui'd styles, S values. Now, pair $3 98 Dr. Warner's Pink Satin Corsets Sold at 5.(10. This big sale, pair Women's l.raissiers. New model, 75c values. Now, pair Women's Crsels- i'ooiI model Sold at 2.50. This sale, pair , Women's Summer Corsets. New i , at :l.oo. This sale, pair $3 39 48 c $1.98 Sold $2 25 Women's Muslin Underwear. Values up to 3.H0. All on sale at, each $1 50 Children's Muslin Underwear, (!)c QQ values. This sale, suit !Mo values. This sale 59 2.00 Values. This sale 9S 2.75 values. This sale ; $1.75 French American Hand Made Underwear. Now 10 Per Cent Off Kegular Price Gloves, Notions and Neckwear All Going at Reduced Prices Womm "s 25c Neckwear .'. 19 Women's 75c Neckwear 48 Women's 1.25 Neckwear . 9S 10 Per Cent Off On Mcrite Jewelry 10 Per Cent Off On Knitting Yarns 10 Per Cent Off On Crochet Cotton 10 Per Cent Off On Art Goods 10 Per Cent Off On All Notions 75c Hair P.ow Kiblinn, yard -.39 10 Per Cent Off On All Toilet Articles ' Kayser's Silk Gloves. Sold at ' 1.00. This sale, pair Kayser's Chatnoisette Gloves. ,Sold at 1.00. This sale, pair 89c 79c Women's Strap Wrist Chnmoisette QQ Gloves, 1.25 values. Now, pair Women's Strap Wrist Leatherette Gloves, $1.89 2.00 values. Now, pair A j...... Long Chnmoisette .Gloves. Sold at 1.75. This sale, pair .... 10 Per Cent Off On Infant's Wear $1 58 I The Biggest and Best Store in Southern Oregon Invites You. Come! i 25 Per Cent Off On Cotton Blankets 10 Per Cent Off (u Wool lilankets 25 Per Cent Off On All Comforters 10 Per Cent Off On All Pillows 10 Per Cent Off On All Hag I!ugs MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Entrances East Main and North Central Medford, Oregon. 10 Per Cent Off On All Bathing Suits 20 Per Cent Off On Silk Underwear 10 Per Cent Off On All Hosiery 10 Per Cent Off On Knit Underwear 10 Per Cent Off On Hand Bags 1 POSTAGE PREPAID : AGENTS FOR PICTHRIAI j?fijtu dattcdmc MEDFOED, OREGON - jm -m ! " " - ' i m m l,ivi'J
