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rEDFCRD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFQRD,v OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3.- 1922
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S. S. S. Will Prove to You in Your
Own Co the MHowM and "Why"
of Ha Remarkable Blood -Cleansing
Powerl
Tbtr ) reason for eTprythln? that
Lapio. Cowuidu-sviife kill misery.
I.VDitunO'trnne also eto bolls! S. S. S.
U ttt cauuiuii-sct.be rcmcdj tor bolls, bt
FinpU May b Small BoiUl
rOft It li built on reason. Scientific an
tliorttlrt admit lt power I S. 8. S. builds
lWtMf-Iower. It bullili red-blood-cells.
That la what makes fibtlDR-liloud. l-'lebt
lutf-blvod dri'.roys liupurlttea. It flLta
ht,I!a. It always wins I It lights pim
pita 1' It fljbta skin eruptions! It bullda
uerrc power, thinking power, the tlslit
fitted power that whirl a man op Into
It gives woim-n the health, the
auirellc ccmpl-xlttn and the charm that
mures-the world! Thep ore the reaaoa
ttwt bare made S. S. S. lotiay the great
l lutfd cleantcr, body-builder, ucces build
er, and It's why results bare made tears
of Joy flow from the amis of thous-ioda!
Mr. V. l. Srfaaff. 15th St., Washing
ton. i. C, writes:
" fnW for vcra to gtt rtiief frrm a bad
eats bods. Everything faiUd until I look
S. S. S. i am no.r aliottly curtd, and if
tf.it S. S. 3. that did t."
Try It yourself. S. R. S. Is sold at all
drul flares In two six. The larger tlx
tut: la It the niurv e uiiuoilcaL
C C CI makes y&n feel
lasVla7Ur
Kkt yourself again
COCKROACHES
WATER BUGS
ANTS
EASILY KILLED BY USINQ
STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE
It alao kill rata and mice. It force,
thaaa peat, to run from building; tor water
and freah air. A 36c boa contalna enough
ia kill 60 to 100 rata or mice. Oct It from
your drur or general store dealer today.
READY FOR USE-BETTER THAN TRAPS
Our equipment as
sure s thorough
work no wear
promptness. Try us.
- UNLESS
SATIS FIELD
YOU ARE'
oLoansto
(0 7 Farmers
,:.v-" Under Federal
Supervision
. Money for to rotund existing Mort
jnge! buy more land; provldo build
ing: Improvements, equipment; lire
utork; or (or aomo other agricultural
purpoao; on a non-maturing mort
gage at 6 per cent Interest for a term
nt Irom 20 to 33 years; under an
atnorlitatlon plan; with prtvilega ot
paying any or all payments atter five
yars. We have over two millions of
available rash on hand, and can give
prompt attention to applications on
good orchards and farms In amounts
from $5,000 to (50.000.
' California Joint Stock
Land Bank
SAN FRANCISCO
For applications and particulars
See E. II. Hurt, -102 Medford Uhlg.
Modford, Orcrjfon.
: ; , OHM CHUNG
China Herb Stora
' Bli Js t eertlrj ttmt Olm Chun ot
Madford, Ore., has curvd me of goltrt
sad atemnch trouble. 8, M. Leonard,
(0k J St., Omnia l'an.
This la to certify that Olm Chunr of
Medford, Ore., haa cured ma ot rupture
of four yenra' atnndlnfr. h. Q. Iahanx
4 It H St., Omnia l'aaa. Ore.
Mfdfnnl, tireiton. Jan. IS, 117.
Thl la lo ci-rtlfy thai I. thn under-
tlgtiwd, had very anvere atomach trouble
orj bad been Itothered for acveral yeaxp
Sid laat Aujruat niia not expected to
va. and hearlnf of Qtm Chung (wheme
ert) alore la at SI 4 South I'ront atrcet.
. adford), I decided n get herbn for my
JitOffnatfb trouble, and I atnrled to feellns
teller aa aoon an I uaed them and today
am a Well maji nnd ntn heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted aa I wai to so
(Jim Chung and try hla Ilorba.
(Waned) W. R. JOHNSON.
Wltneaaea:
Wtn. lewla. Eagle Point.
W. L. Chlldroth, Katie Point
M. A. Andtraon. Me.1ford.
It. V. Holmca, r'agle I'olnt.
ft. 11 Moore. Kaxle Point.
J. V. Mclntyr. Engla I'olnt
0"0. Von der Hellen. Eagle Point
' TlltXk IS. Mobola, fial Point
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SELECTS AMBASSADOR
J El'GKNK, Ore., Nov. 3. Richard
i Shore Smith, an Eugene attorney and
one-time all-Ainerican fullback, bus ac-j
I cepted the post as University; of Ore-j
j gon ''umbassador" to the University of
( Washington homecoming, November ,
10 and 11. Washington and Oregon
have their homecoming celebrations -on
the same dntea this year and will
exchange courtesies. Judge Klngi
Dykeman of Seattle will represent
Washington at Eugene.
Smith played on the Oregon eleven
from 1896 to 1901, and with Columbia:
university, New York, 1901 to 1903. 1
Texas Election Brings
Out Big Damage Suits
SA.V ANTONIO, Texas. Nov. 3.
Two auitH for $500,000 damages each
were filed in the district clerk's of
fice today In connection with the con
gressional race in the fourteenth dis
trict. Stute Senator Harry Hertz
berg, democrat, filed one suit against
his opponent Harry Wurzbach, re
publican, nnd Ibe San Antonio Ex
press, nlleglng libel.
Congressman Wurzbach filed the
other suit ugnlnst Senator liertzberg
and the Kan Antonio l.iebt, allt-gliig
libel. Wurzmach's suit follows the
reading of a letter by Senator Hertz-,
berg at a Joint debate here Wednes
day night. Hertzberg's RUlt Is filed
for statements alleged to have been
made by Wurzbach in a campaign
Bpeech.
Wire Report On
Foreign Money
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. German
marks slumped to another new low
record here today being quoted at 1
a hundred.
Swedish kronen registered a new
top price for the year at 26.S9 cents
each while Dutch guilders equalled tho
year's previous high at 39.21 cents
each.
German marks later dropped off
another sixteenth to 1 9-lfi a hundred.
They returned almost Immediately,
however, to .
SPORT BRIEFS
NEW YORK Control of the Amer
Icon trapshootlng association will be
turned over to amateurs by December
1, If they can perfect a body capable
of handling the affairs of the associa
tion, It was announced.
CHICAGO Commissioner Land la
announced that Pitcher Jack Ileutley
of the Ilaltlmore club cost the New
York Glunts $60,000 cash and three
players.
CHICAGO Commissioner Landls
last night re-Instated Pitcher "Mike'
Pronderga8t, formerly of the Philadel
phia Nationals who had been placed
on the suspended list for playing with
Inellglbles.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Gus Desch,
right halfback of tho Notre Dnmo foot
ball team, will be out of the game for
the rest of the season, It was an
nounced. Desch's removal was ssid to
bo due to an Injured heel and the de
sire to preserve his services for tho
track tournament.
CLEVELAND Robert Cnnncfax of
New York and Frank Lopex of Cleve
land broke even In their Inter-statc
three cushion billiard league series
hore.
KANSAS CITY John Pesok, Ne
braska wrestler, won two straight falls
from Dick Daviacourt, Wichita, Kas.,
here last night. Ed (Strangler) Lewis
world's heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, successfully defended his title
hero against Demetrius Tofalos of
Greece, by taking two straight falls-
Market Nem
i
IJvceuock.
l'OUTLAND. Oro., Nov. 3. Cat
tle strong; receipts 126. Hogs fol
lower. Receipts 163. Prime light.
$106 10.55: smooth heavy S30 to 300
lbs.. $!9.50: 300 lbs. nnd up SS.
rough heavy $7'S 50: fat pigs 19. DO
10: feeder pigs S. lit 9. 25; stags
5f 7.5.
, Sheep strong; receipts 107,
POKTLAND, Ore.. Nov. . Putter
nnd butterfat steady; prices un
changed. San Francisco Market.
SAN KHANC1SCO. Nov. J. (V. S
Kurenu ot Agricultural Economics)
Eggs, extras 59 Vic; extra pullets
aSHc; undersized SSHc
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S. (State
Division of Markets) Dressed tur
keys 3i to 4 7c.
Portland Wheat.
POKTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 3. Wheat,
hard white, blue.nem. baart $1.33:
soft whife $1.19; western white ll.lt:
hard winter $1.13: northern spring
$1.17; western red $l.li.
Today's car rvcvliit. Wheat 4;
flour 5; oats 3; hay 6.
Liberty Pond.
NEW YOliK, Nov. J. Liberty
bonds closed:
3Vs $100.St: first 4's blank: first
's $98. St: second 4V, 's $7.:;
third 4a's blank: Victory 4'a un
called $100. 3S; Victory 4 'a, called.
$100.04.
100 NEW MEN'S DRESS
SHIRTS
Extra nice patterns and big
values. Very finest percales,
cut large and roomy, in sizes
14i,o to 17. Fast colors. Spe
ciallv priced:
$1.25
ELECTION TIME VALUES
"Our Prices Tell the Story"
Regulation Gym Middies
Reduced One-Fourth
All ready arc we with the new Mid
dies for general wear and regulation
style for gymnasium use, long and
short sleeves, small round collar,
lace front.
Special nt $1.49, $1(88, $2.25
Paul Jones School
Middies $4.88
Tho famous Paul Jones Co-Ed Mid
dies that are so popular for school.
These are made of absolutely stand
ard navy blue flannel, lace front, col
lars and cuffs, trimmed with sou
tache braid.
The new price is $4.88.
American Boy Suits With
Two Pair of Pants
$8.50 to $12.50
Better hurry up, boys, and mothers,
too, as these suits at this price are
exceptionally good. They have been
reduced, and the colors are pretty
blue, brown and gray mixtures. All
sizes, 6 to 1G years.
Boys' Outing Gowns
$1.25
The boys will soon need new gowns
and naturally Outing garments are
the best.
Coatings and Suitings
$1.98 Yard and up
Hundreds of yards of the new
Voolens for coats and suits for
women or children. The materials
ate all wool, and included in this
showing are many handsome pat
terns. '
Children's Munsing
Union Suits
A pre-war price. Dutch neck and
elbow sleeve, ankle length, or high
neck, long sleeve, ankle length.
Women's Munsing
Union Suits
Complete new stocks of Muusing
Union Suits in every weight and
style. Munsing suits are made of
finest Sea Island cotton. Very
specially priced.
New Chintz at 43c Yard
Lovely new patterns in rretty
Chintz draperies. Every wanted
color.
Swiss Handkerchiefs With Embroidered
Corners 35c each or 3 for $1.00 .
Dainty, pretty new Handkerchiefs of fine Swiss mull, made
with embroidered corners.
Many pretty new designs, conventional size.
REMEMBER TILE. BIG AR MISTICED AT CELEBRATION MEDFORD, NOVEMBER 11TII
Gymnasium Bloomers
$1.98
A new lowered price for the best
standard cotton twill Bloomers,
made in tho approved regulation
style, scientifically made. Sizes
2-i to 34 waist.
R. & G. Girdles
$1.25 and $1.50
Exactly half of last year's price and
these are better made, of good qual
ity coutile with elastic sides, in a
pretty pink color. Every wanted
size in stock now.
Wonderful New Coats
at
$18.50, $25.00 and $35.00
Here's your opportunity to buy a won
derful new coat at an extremely low price.
New, clever styles, made of Velours, Polo,
Boliva, Pollyanna, Normandy, Tweeds;
also some plushes. Colors arc brown,
reindeer, navy, sorrento, black, Pekin.
Made with fur collars of nutria, beaver-
ette, Hudson seal, raccoon, opossum.
Most all are, silk lined. Sizes 16 to 48.
In Our Beady-to-Wear Section .
Dress Sale
Beautifully Tailored From Fine Poiret
Xwills and Velvet.
The most unusual values secured through
a special purchase just received. Beau
tiful Dresses of fine Poiret Twill and Vel
vet in a full variety of the new season's
styles and colors in sizes 16 to 44. TVe
consider this sale to be one of the most
important underpriccd events it has been
our good fortune to present for many a
dav. Don't miss it
$12.50 to $35.00
Wool Sweaters
Wool Sweaters, light in weight, yet
comfortably warm." Tuxedo, slip-on
and ruff-neck styles in plain and
fancy weaves. Belted or with braid
ed sashes. Jockey, fuchsia, henna,
tomato, jade, tan, brown, and navy.
Slip-Overs $2.98 to $3.95
Tuxedo Styles $5.45 .to $5.85
Black Cat Hose
at 25c, 35c and 50c pair
This item is another demonstration
of our buying power. Hose like
these cost nearly double in most
stores. They are fast color and
come in black, cordovan and white,
and in all sizes for children.- ,
Prettiest Hair Bow Rib
bons Repriced 35c to 75c
Select Hair Bow Ribbons now. In
this lot are many pretty plain and
fancv ribbons in every wanted color.
v? niTl DTK
Pay Less
Men's Munsing Union Suits $2.25
Our t.pening Fall price on winter
weight, fine cotton Union Suits.
Last season's price was $2.75. All
sizes, all styles.
Scotch Heather Wool Hose for
Misses 75c
Pure worsted Scotch Heather Hose,
in brown heather shades. All sizes,
614 to 10i.
Genuine Red Seal
Ginghams 1500 Yards
at 20c Yard
A price not justified by the whole
sale price, but for a limited time we
will sell this widely known Gingham
at 20c yard.
Pretty Japanese Crepes
32c Yard
A direct importation of these very
fine quality Japanese Crepes to sell
at a low price. All sport and plain
shades. Look ' elsewhere for the
cheap quality we carry only the
best. It pays.
Children's Pretty New
Handkerchiefs 5 and 10c
Make the children happy by giving
them an abundance of pretty new
handkerchiefs. VTe have carefully
selected our a ssortments, and in
plain and fancy handkerchiefs.
School Boys' Blouses.
Kaynee of Course
$1.00
Every boy and mother, too, knows
that "Kaynee" labels on shirts and
blouses mean the finest of materials
and workmanship. Kaynee Blouses
are fast color. Splendid new ones
at $1.00. . .
- AH Linen Table Cloths
at $7.50 and $8.50
Pure Irish Linen Table Cloths, size
70x70, in rose and poppy patterns.
A wonderful value at this sale price.
Viz?
New Kid Gloves, New Price $2.50 and $3.00
Buy new Kid Gloves of best make nnd of superior imported
leathers at a new low price. All colors nnd all sizes. Gloves
fitted at the counter. -
HAT VlXDiT
Dress Better
Ensign Percales
A New Shipment at .
20c Yard
The lovely finish, the attractive pat
terns, make these appeal to women,
and then, too, the little price 20c
is far less than they are worth.-, .'
Large Size Turkish
Towels 25c and 35c
Good size, fine, soft, .absorbent
Athletic Turkish Towels.
Buy Draperies
Bordered Scrim 1 8c Yd.
36-in. Bordered Scrim, repriced to
18c a yard. Ecru and whiPe.
36-in. Marquisette 29c
300 yards of Marquisette Curtain-'
ing, in white, cream or ecru. Special,
29c" yard. -
36-in. Filet Nets at
, 35c to 65c -
Dainty patterns in Filet Nets, ecru,
cream and white.
An Unusual Sale of
Trimmed
and
Tailored
In Lyons, Velvets, Duvetynes, and
other favored materials, in new
charming shapes and every wanted
color.
Special
$2.98to$12.50
HATS