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Tte Elks' Cfcratm tre of bin
s'.rht milled !a Ue uiil Urge t
lemiiac of tt hundreds ct raeas
Srs ot ta lodge md the raisins of
ever J$Kv 1b cash to add to the
fud which the lodge vlil dUpesiM lit
Its aaaoai Cbristais cheer laecc
tile eeedy poor within it jaiisdic
tics of lie lodge.
" Elks were preeent from ail over
ftc toaatry by tte haadrei !li
kinds of eager backs eadtaoricg
while tfcey d:d their best to eaptore
sec cf the many offerings of chic Il
ea, tarkeys, geese, tacts of pota
toes, bcies of apples, and other good
and TiabSe- things, to add their
cash mite to ice big fsnd being rais
ed. Long before midnight there sra
cot a thing left except the Urge sum
of mosey In the hands of tee cash
iers. Among the pleasant eTents of the
igBt's fan was Cos Newbury's suc
cessful bidding of some of his hard
earned dollars on a Mind package
outfit, which proved to be a set of
r-ew bctka on the history of the Ka
Klni Kian. A conspicuous unpleas
ant erent was the capturing by
Irwney Patton of a saxophone, which
he persisted In playing, and then sold
for ninety cents to an Elk who could
do it.
Johnny Reed, the Gold Hill post
master walked home with a big dress
ed hog, and the brand new typewrit
er, one of the two grand prise, fell
to th lot of a feeble Elk of this city,
who was so orercon.e that before he
recovered bis balance several mo
menu Uter, he started home with a
f4-pcend dressed turkey as a neigh
bor to the machine.
Editor's Note: A certain Medford
newspaper scribe also got a crate of
fancy chickens, a box of Dr. Kor
tntk't sparln care and a bottle ot Ir.
Boulder's hair tonic. Thanks! lie
BUrdi them ail.
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Illinois Governor
.Must Face Trial in
Case of Civil Action
SPRINGFIELD, III., Dee. 15.
(By the Associated Press.) Trial of
the clTil suits against Governor Len
Small and two other state officials
will proceed. Demurrers against the
bill for recovery filed during Gov
ernor Small's trial at Waukegan
were denied in I ho circuit court here
today by Judge Norman U. Jones,
democrat, of Carlton. The suits
charge that the governor, the lieu
tenant governor and the state auditor
withheld Interest money on state
funds while they occupied the office
of state treasurer.
AMBASSADOR CALLED HOME
(Continued from Page One)
pUnalioa, the impressions gained
currency that Mr. Harvey had been
called to Washington In connection
with the situation as regards German
reparations, now threatening a rup
ture between Creat Britain and
France. -
Cabinet Is Called
WASHINGTON, Dee. 15. (By
tbs Associated Press.) The Euro
pean . reparations Ungle which Is
threatening a break between Great
.'riuin and K ranee is understood to
have been discussed by President
Harding and his cabinet today at a
meeting which Usted mora than two
hours. ,
D. Otto Wiedfeldt, the German
ambassador, conferred at length to
day with Secretary Hughes, but no
Information was available as to
whether their, conversation touched
on reparations or look cognizance of
the serious economic situation in
Germany reflected by reports receiv
ed through official American trade
channels.
The call of the Germsn envoy at
r state department, however, torn-
lag last before the usual Friday cab-
net meeting, was regarded as an in
titration that the president and his
official family might desire to have
before them at once all available in
formation as to precise conditions in
Germany aa they relate to the prob
lem of reparations payments.
Kind Oor 8nekV
LONDON. Dec. 15. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) King George, in his
speech for the prorogation of parlia
ment today, stressed the need for the
economic rehabilitation of Europe
asserting that the task of restoring
conditions that would be favorable
to economic stability was causing
deep concern and could only be over
come by co-operation among the na
t'ons primarily affected. The Ques
tion of unemployment, which has
given rise to so much heated debate
In the bouse of commons, received
special consideration. The king
suted that the government would do
all in Us power to alleviate the eon
dltlons against which the Uborltes
have protested. .
FLAYS KU KLUX KLAN
(Oontlnied from Page One)
Vn Dee. IS. Governor Ben W. Ol
rort of Oregon, who addremed the
conference of governors here last
nluhl on The Menace of the Klan."
announced. this afternoon that he hut
received letter threatening him un-!-
ha ceased his activities stalnst
the ifsnUatloo.
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Of Women's and Children's Winter Coats
Suits, Dresses, Skirts Waists and Sweaters
Sale Opens Saturday Morning at 8 o'clock Shop Early, in the Day
A FUR COAT IS A THOUGHTFUL'GIFT
FUR COATS AT LESS
THAN COST PRICE.
JUST 6 LEFT
TWO CONEY COATEES
lined with good Silk, $35.00
values. This $19.95
sale, each
Women's Coney Coat, nicely
lined, well made. Regular price
g00; $49.50
Women's Alaskan Seal Fur
Coat, with genuine Squirrel
Collar and Cuffs. Regular price $200.00.
On sale Saturday $115.00
for . . '.
Women's natural Muskrat Coat, self-trimmed.
Regular price $200.00. $ 1 1 5 4 0 0
On sale Saturday
Women's genuine Marmot Coat, fine qual
ity, $150.00 value. $75.00
Now
207c OFF ON SKIRTS
Bay One for Christmas
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$8.00 Skirts, now .
$9.00 Skirts, now .
$10.00 Skirts, now
$12.00 Skirts, now
$15.00 Skirts, now
BUY UMBRELLAS FOR
GIFTS
,25 all-silk Umbrellas, in .Mack and
colors, with fancy handles and tips.
Cans Bros. make. Regular price $6.50.
!Tdar' $5.00
.$6.40
.$7.20
:$8.00
. .$9.60
$12.00
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PARISIAN IVORY FOR
GIFTS
Ivory Combs, each 25C to 91,50
Ivory Toilet Axtiules. Priced from,
25 C to $3.50 each
Ivory Brushes $2.50 to S5.00
Ivory Mirrors, each $3.98 to $8.98
Shell and Amber Toilet Articles
$1.50 to $10.00 each
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR
GIFTS
Best Selection in the City
Children's Handkerchiefs. 3 in a bos.
Priced from 23c to 75 bos
Women's Handkerchiefs. Put up 3 in
a box. From 50C to $1.75 bos
Women's All-Linen Initial Handker
chiefs 2oC to 69C each
Special values in Men's Handkerchiefs
JEWELRY FOR GIFT S
New Bar Tins 69? to $2.50 each
New Ear Rings 69 to $3.50 each
New Necklaces 69C to $2.50 each
New Bracelets 69C to $2.50 each
New Cuff Links 69c to $2.50 rir
Fancy Combs 4S to $2.00 each
SPECIAL SALE of Handbags and Vanity Cases for women
and children. The best selection in the city. See big display
in windows 25 to $15.00 each
The Hummer Railroad Train. Steel engine with coach and
track. Verjpeeial (f
Saturday .. J 1 UU
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A DRESS MAKES A GOOD GIFT
EVERY DRESS IN THE
STORE GOING IN THIS
SALE AT 20 OFF
$10.00 Dresses, now $8.00
$15.00 Dresses, now . .$12.00
' $20.00 Dresses, now ..$16.00
$25.00 Dresses, now . . .$20.00.
$35.00 Dresses, now . .$28.00
V.$50.00 Peggy Paige Dresiet,
JJVnow $40.00
$40.00 Betty Wales Dresses,
now $32.00
$75.00 Peggy Paige Dresse, now . .$60.00
EVERY PLUSH COAT FOR LESS
$75.00 Plush Coats, now .$42.50-
$65.00 Plush Coats, now $42.00
$45.00 Plush Coats, now $36.50
A NEW HAT IS A WELCOME GIFT
EVERY TRIMMED AND SPORT HAT IN
THE STORE AT HALF PRICE
$2.00 Hats, now
$3.00 Hats, now
$5.00 HaU, now.
$8.00 HaU, now
$10 Hats, now .
$15 Hats, now
. . .$i.oo $Syi
. . . $1.50 Sin
. . . . $2.50 &&yp?"' 'iyE
.....$7.50 rS
Thoughtful Gifts
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS FOR GIFTS
PB0VE THE MOST ACCEPTABLE ONES
32 and 36-inch Silk Shirtings in excellent patterns.
Priced at $1.48 and $1.75 yard
40-inch Crepe de Chine in a wonderful line of colors. Very
special, yard ; $2.25
40-inch Canton Crepe in all the new colors. Heavy weight.
Special, yard $3.48
33-ineh Imported Japanese Pongee Silk, 12 mommie weight.
Special, yard , $1.35
LINENS MAKE PRACTICAL GIFTS
Crash and Organdie Runners. Very stylish gifts. Special,
each " $1.00
3tJ-ine.h Handkerchief. Linen, fine sheer quality. All colors.
Special, yard $1.48
M.idcria Doilies and Napkins, beautiful patterns.
39c to $15.00 eaeh
Maderia Lunch Sots $5.00 to $15.00
Boudoir Pillows, covered with Filet Lace, on pink and blue,
each $1.89
PENDLETON AUTO ROBES, BLANKETS
AND COUCH CO VERS ,
in beautiful patterns, make excellent gifts.
Priced from $10.00 to $25.00
Colgate and Melba Perfumes and Toilet Articles.1 Tut up in
Christmas packages 25 to $5.00 each
Matin's Department Store
THE STOKE FOR EVERYBODY
MEDFORD, OREGON
A COAT IS A PRACTICAL GIFT
JUST 65 CLOTH COATS
LEFT IN THE STORE
EVERY ONE MUST GO
Lot 1 Women's Sport Coats
all wool. Up to $22.50 val
ues. Thi, big $12.50
sale, each
Women's Sport Coats, all
wool. Up to-$30.00 values.
$15.00
each
Women's Boliva and Sport
Coats with fur and salf-col-lars.
Up to $40 COR flH
values, each ...
Women's Lustroso and Normandale Coats,
with big fur collars in navy, brown and
black. Nicely lined with SUk. $45,00
Sold up to $85. This sale, ea.
WOMEN'S WINTER SUITS
All going at 1-3 off regular prices
Buy a Waist for Christmas
107c OFF ON ALL WAISTS
Buy a Sweater for Christmas
107c OFF ON ALL SWEATERS
Children's Rain Capes. Kenyon make, in
blue and red. All sizes, $5.00 $2 98
values. This sale, each
GLOVES FOR GIFTS
2-CVsp Kid Cloves From $1.25 to
$5.00 pair
12-Button Kid Gloves. Pair L$3.9S
16-button Kid Gloves. Pair $5.98
Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves in black
and colors 69C to $2.50 pair
HOSIERY FOR GIFTS
Good Silk Hosiery for women. All
colors, pair $1.00
Humming Bird Silk Hosiery. Special,
pair . $1.50
Full fashioned Silk Hosiery. Specipl.
pair " $2.00
La France Silk Hosiery. Speeml,
pair $2.50
UNDERWEAR FOR
GIFTS
Kayser's Silk Vests. Priced from
$2.98 to $6.00 eaeh
Kayser's Union Suits. All Silk. Spec
ial, suit $6.98
Kayser's Envelope Suits. Priced very
special, suit .....$6.9S
Armenian hand-made Gowns and Step-
ins, from $2.98 to $6.00
DON'T FORGET THE BABY
Dolls that sold at $1.50. Now, each $1.00
Dolls that sold at $2.50. Now, each $1.50
Baby Rattles and Toys -..$50 to $1.50
Baby Bootees, all wool, eaeh 35 to $1.50
Baby Bootees, all Wool 35 to $1.50 eaeh
Baby Bonnets in Silk and Wool. All prices
Baby Coats and Capes $3.98 to $10.00 each
SILK PETTICOAT SALE
Silk Jersey Petticoats and Bloomers. All colors. Up to $4.00
values. Special : $1.9S
Fit-rite Petticoats $3.98 to $10.00 each
Kayser's Petticoats $5.00 to $10.00 each
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