STEDFORT) JTXTL TRIBUTE. HEDFORD, CVREGON, TTTTJKSDAY.
NOVF.Mfi En 3, 102T
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PXGE FTVT2
LANDIS HOLDS UP
BABE RUTH'S SHAR
E ! OCTOBER .86 IN.
OF WORLD'S SERIES
L
Generally speaking the month of
CHICAGO, Nov. 3 flabe Ruths
i .1. . . . J
oimie ui uie worm series receipts, to-! October had a temperature ot about
sethcr with the shares ot Bob Meusel j normal and a fair amount of rain com
and William I'iercey, who accompan-! pared with the October of recent
led Ruth on a barnstorming Jaunt ! years. The,' most of the month was
though warned they were violating ; cloudy. An' unusual feature was the
baseball rules, remains unpaid, it was ; thunder and wind storm on the night
learned today. ;ot 0ct. 12th when .28 of an inch of
Distribution of the players' share rain fell. The velocity of the wind
of the series purse is directed by the will never be known as the wind mea
commissioner, Judge Landis. When surlng instrument of the local weath
Judge Landis learned of Ruths cxhibi-jer bureau was out of fix, and this fact
lion tour in violation of the rules he
sent word to the owners of the Yankee
team of his intention to hold up the
offenders' share. Huth soon afterward
abandoned his tour.
Ruth, Mousel and I'iercey each have
a claim for $3,263.26.
only became known after the storm.
The mean maximum temperature of
tho month was 71.6, the maximum was
91, tho mean minimum 41.1, the mini
mum 31, the mean 56. 3, and the ereat
est daily range 55.
The total precipitation was .86
inches, of which .45 of an inch fell
on the 26th. The rainfall of October
for the four previous years was as
follows: 1920, 1.20; 1912, .60; 1918,
1.57; and 1917, no rain. Five days of
One of her crew wanlast month had .01 of in inch or more
W iDl.n M.n..V.nn...1 .. .1 1 T" L
One Lost From Schooner
PROVIXCKTOWX, Mass.. Nov. 3
The fishing schooner Ieonora Silveira,
our of Boston, was a wreck on Peaked
Hill bars today.
The other
seventeen men were brought ashore.
ONE NEIGHBOR
TELLS ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
nd Health. Other Women
Please Read
Moundsville. W. Va. "I had taken
doctor's medicine for nearly two years
localise my periods
were irregular, came
every two week?,
and I would tjh'er
with bearinct-down
pains. A lady told
me of Lydia E. Pink
ham's V eg e t a b 1 e
Compound and how
much good it had
done her daughter,
so I took it and now
I am regular every
month and have no
pain at all. 1 recommend your medi
cine to everyone and you may publish
my. testimonial, hoping that the Vege
table' Compound does some other girl
the good itpas done me. "-rMrs.GEORGE
TEGARDEtf,916 (.Third: Street, Mounds
ville, W. Vajilj; )'. ;; .
How many young girls suffer os Mrs.
Tegarden did and dp not know. where to
turn for advice or help.-, They often are
obliged to earn; their (living ytqiling
day in and day out; ho matter how hard
the pain they have to bear;; Every 'girl
who suffers in this way should try Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable ComtiouHd and
if she does not get prompt relief write
to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Massachusetts, about her health
Suchtleators; are held. .in strict confU
m&. . i:W . ? ...
!'!! s.if'or right prices In
1", MONUMENTS
HMAI1STO.NES, COPIXG1,
VAULTS, LETTERING
4 repairing old wrk la ecmtf&m,
call or write.
ARTISTO STONE CO.
Vrk MCtd fa r iklnwi t all
pn.ru 1 tba PaaUU Cajurt.
JS7 S.Krm. Uaafaad. On
DR. RICKERT
of rain, 15 days were cloudy, five part
ly cloudy and there were 11 clear days.
No snow fell during the month, and
thero were, only two killing frosts,
these coming on the 21st and 23rd.
The official record follows in part:
Date. Max. Min. Prec.
FREE MAINE
IT
An unusual combination of types is
offered in "Dinty," the big production
by First National release, the attrac
tion for the free matinee by the .Mail
Tribune and the Geo. A. Hunt Co., at
the Page Saturday, November 5, at
10:30 a. m.
As the three chief characters in the
story Director Neilan has used Wesley
Harry, the freckle-faced kid in "Go and
Get It" and "Don't Ever . Marry":
Aaron Mitchell, a pickaninny, and
Walter Chiing, the almond-eyed young
ster of Oriental extraction.
Other widely contrasted types are
offered by Colleen Moore, as an Irish
girl; Julia Kaye, as a modern vamp;
Anna May Wong, a beautiful Chinese
maiden of eighteen summers in pretty
Oriental garb; Noah Beery, as a Malay
half-breed ; Pat O'.Malley, Marjorle
Daw and J. Harney Sherry, in straight
American parts; Tom Wilson, as an
Irish cop: Jimmy Wong, an 86-year-old
native of the land of tho C'hee t'hee
bird, and Kute Price, as a typical
Hrldget from Krin.
Clip this coupon and present at the
door:
COUPON
This coupon will admit one
child to the free mutinee at the
Page theatre. Saturday, Nov. u
at 10:30 a. ni.
Marts Down Ik-low Hair Out.
NEW YOIIK. Nov. 3. German
marks today dropped to .48. a new
low record. This was a decline of 1 Mi
points from the previous low record,
made yesterday.
f. S. Peblt lledured.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3. A reduc
tion of about J463.00O.00O ill the pub
lic debt during October was an
nounced today liy the treasury.
BILL IS INTRODUCED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
approprialion of $2,500,000
-A federal
for Sliding
In the construction of the Roosevelt
highway along the Pacific coast in
Oregon would bo authorized in a bill
introduced today by Representative
Hawley, republican, Oregon. The slate
of Oregon would contribute a similar
amount.
ASK FOR a-.id GE
The Original
Malted Milk
for Infonts and Invalid
Avoid Imitations and Substitute
Women's Shoe Sale
For 2 Days at Hub
Women's shoe sale will be Imlil at
The Hub for two days, Friday and
Saturday. All good solid leather shoes
for women, all regular sizes and
widths, most all Selby make, f o on
sale for two days, Friday and Saturday
of this week at ono price, $3. Tift) per
pair.
Buy your winter shoes now .at The
Hub where you can get honest shoes
made of leather In food sizs and
widths at a real price, $3.50 peir pair,
Friday and Saturday this week;. Tho
Hub.
GO TO
The Vanity Shop
FOR
Millinery
Blouses
Neckwear
Silk Underwear
Hand-Embroidered
Underwear
We have only up-to-the-minute styles at right prices
You art cordially invited to look at our merchandise
MISS LOUNSBURY, Milliner
Corner East Main and Bartlett
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NAVY CHRISTMA
WASHINGTON; Nov. 3 "Mail early
for Christmas" is the slogan of friends
and relatives of officers and men in
the United States navy stationed In
many parts of the world. Christmas
mail for ships in European waters will
be carried by the steamship Alameda
leaving Hampton Roads November 26,
Secretary Denby announced today.
Mail intended for this ship must arrive
at the Hampton Roads naval base not
later than November 25, it was stated.
Christmas mail for naval ships and
stations In the Pacific -will be carried
by the U. S. S. Newport News, sailing
from Mare Island yards for Pearl Har
bor, Guam and Cavite November 20.
Mail for this ship must be in San Fran
cisco by November 18. ! ' ;
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly TitUi
NO DBOMI UM0
Unlaw Laaaaa AMtamtair
MOTORY ON PRMIWI
HO . Mala. ITDitetra
DAY OR NIGHT
PLANT IS BURNED
j LOS ANGELES. Cal., Nov. 3. The
shipping warehouse of the Lps Alami
j tos Sugar company- was destroyed by
j fire of unknown origin today, the loss
being estimated at $1,500,000 in a state
ment made at the company offices.
The refinery and other buildings of tho
plant were threatened for a time but
were saved by company employes and
the Long Ilcacli fire department.
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director
WO O D !
All klads of wood at rlsht prices; dry
mill blocks.
Orders Promptly Filled
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor. l ir and Third. Phono 212
MAIL YOUR FILMS
to
SWEM'S STUDIO
117 Bait Main St. Medfortl
WOOD
Bt wood of all kinds.. Only wood In
rttj nnclor cover. Also bcrt t'tali
Coal at S17 off car.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
"Snrt ami Mr Phone 7
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. -Tracts of
land aggregating 3292 acres in Wyom
ing will bo thrown open to entry by
cx-se.rvico men for 63 days from De
cember 30, 1921, the department of the
interior announced today. Most of the
iland was described as having "prac
lically no agriculture value," but as
' possible for use as grazing acreage,
She Knows After 20 Years
A cold, even when it has developed
a harking cought, difficult breathing,
sleepless nights, raw throat and sore
lungs. even then a cold yields quickly
; to Koley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Mil
ton Waite. Pox 32, Azalia, Mich.,
writes: "I have used Foley's Honey
and Tar for the past 20 years and find
there is no other cough or croup rem
edy like it. You may use my name."
It gets right at tho seat of trouble.
'Children Hko S"l'l everywhere. Adv.
Quality merchandise direct to thousands of customers,
eager to avail themselves of the extraordinary values
offered to them at exceptionally low prices in every line
of New Fall Goods that meet every need.
Fall's New Styles Include
Smart Dresses for Women
$12.50 to $37.50
Twill, Tricotine and Serge
if
A most unusual' sclec- '
. tion qf pretty sjyljt j)l this
choice iof Dresses' inallj the
'Hew Autumn shades and
'variously trimmed- and
embroidered. Very i new
are the bell sleeves, the
' trim tic belts and the
; braided designs. , , ' ;':
; n': Separate Skirts Are .'
v"' "j ( ,t , Popular
,Women will be delighted
with the . new, Skirts, for
.'Fallf-they"; are""plaiii?.aiid'
"pleated in plaids, sTripes
and cheeks, and ready for
quick selling at economical
prices.
Quality, Service,
Economy
i It is not the amount oE money you
spend for wjiat you buy that .makes a
store of real 'service to you, but it is the
store that offers merchandise of real
value for your Dollar that gives you
genuine service.' ,' ,
- v'Octoher, 1921, was an epoch-making
month for the M. Mj Dept. Store its
doors open wide to share1 with its
, friends .an .economy, that is healthy and
a prosperity that is progressivc.and pcr-
1 Quality,' Service and'Economy these
arc business builders which the M. M.
-"Dept. Store merchandise represents and
which are the" premiums offered in
every article advertised on this page
today!
Women's New Fall Coats
$18.50 to $75.00
The season's most at
tractive Coats : iu all the
new popular s n a d e s
Pekin, Brown, Deer, Navy.
Firmly-, tailored in every
detail, many richly fur
trimmed. Others have em
broideries and braided de
signs in similar or con
trasting colors '' ' "
-1' These' Coats represent
tho best styles, the fine
fabrics and the better
grades' of workmanship in
every detail. Wonderful
values in this range of
prices!
GOOD VALUES IN
MEN'S WEAR AT
LOW PRICES!
Men's Dress Shirts $1.25
Men's Dress Shirts of .
fine woven madras, with .
every detail exactly as you
want it. Every shirt is
full size with trim neck
band,' and double French'
cuffs; coat st.yle; small and
medium stripes in splen
did color line.
Men's Work Clothes
Khaki Pants $2.50
These ai'e the full size,
cut to give ample room
where plenty of room is
needed. -Double stitched
and made of tho better
grade twill khaki.
Large Leather Gloves
$1.25
A superior firm Glove
for practical uses that
gives excellent service and
at a remarkably low price.
Boys' Giant Kose, 25c
Good black ribbed Stock
ings for boys. Sold as high
as 65c, special 25c
Important Silk Event!
AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES
Taffeta, Messaline, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine
Silks and Satins that will be at the height of their
vogue for all season arc here in all their lovely shades
and colorings. Black, Navy, and the wanted tints
and tones!
Taffeta Black and colors. 'A lustrous quality of
exquisite texture, and 35 inches in width $2.25
Skinner's Satin A supple, glowing quality of Satin
that will be used exclusively for the season's fashion
able dresses $2.75
Crepe Canton One of the better grades of this hand
some and popular crepe fabric. It is full 36 inches
in width and a wonderful quality $1.98
Crepe de Chine An exceedingly good quality of
handsome Crepe de Chine, in full 40-inch width, and
a wonderful choice of colors $1.65
FALL PRICES MAKE
BUYING GOOD
ECONOMY NOW!
Men's 11-lb. heavy rib
Shirts and Drawers,
ecru color, at. ........75c
Boys' heavy ribbed Union
Suits, 24 to 34, excep
tional values at..l,..$1.39 ;
' ' .
Natural gray heavy wool .
Union Suite, ribbed $4.50
Men's white silk wool
ribbed Union Suits, su
perior quality, at....$3.98
Men's Dress Shoes $6.50 .
Black Gun Metal
These are shoes that
men arc buying, . because
they are M. M. Dept. Store
Shoes dependable and re
liable, comfortable and
serviceable. A splendid
shoe value!
Chambray Work Shirts
75c. Made to Wear!
For men who know good
values and good merchan
dise. Every shirt full size,
firmly stitched and made
of durable chambraj'. 75c
and $1.00.
Ladies Wool Heather Hose, $1.50
These arc fine Australian wool, brown
or tan, Heather Clocked embroid
ery, worth $2.00, special $1.50
elL cl'D cla cLa
DEPMTMENTSME
Men's Finest Merino Hose, 75c
These arc pure avooI in natural light
grey the best on the market, very
special .....75c