Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt T AGF. FIGHT 'NfF.DrOim MAIL TIUTJWNK,. MKWOftD,'.' ' OREGON. MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S IS New Waists, Skirts New Coats, Suits and Dresses F V 1 1 A Y. F K 1 i 1 1' t ' A It V jfl.' 1933 Ji An 'cntnnlrntlnn of tlio im-n of tln 1'ivNliyiKrliin rluiri'li wan nffvtvd nt IIik (athvrliw lust i'V nlnu whlih took the form of a supper nnd buKlnr.ni fnivrttna. Thlily-vlittil mon a ttownj Jo the supper pruvWW by the "m tulilmi In rliarwo o( furl Hiijiiiiiht. ' Vho has bot ii (in rxinTli'iirotl rvamu-j pint limn. Tlic ronimlttwi on oon.iil-i tutlon nnd bylaws liroiiKlit In n re-: port which was accepted, tlio immo hivten wan "Tho I'reabyterliui Men's Cliih." which will iniH t mi a month. pa the second Thurmlay nlitlit every iiutnth from October to May, Inelu Slve. I V Kwry attendant on tho church ner Jeleea In clltsllilo to nicnibcmhlp Miicthcr ho Ih a member of tho church. r lit. The purpose of the oiwinl- J' allon will he lo help build up the, title dns for men, atlmulnta thn spiritual life ami intercuts of tho' fhurch, lead tho men out In to tho. Hud j' of community problems and the ! implication of Christian principles to' the minie, extend tho activity of tho rhurvh mid lis organisation for help ful service to nutlyliiK communities to assist In the boys' work and any other llnA of Christian activity open for men. , Tho officers chosen wore, presi dent. Mr. A. ' llolstkortn. n now member on tho force of tho First Na tional bank, recently from Mlnne f polls; vice-president, Mr. Krnostl B;iiua. head cabinet maker for the JrowbrldKe Cabinet works; Charles liny, University of California, Uer Kfley; treasurer. C, K. Daniels, of the itfilnrerinK stnff of tho main offices pt tho t uiirornia, ureRon rower corn el ny. i Tho working committee will soon arranged and nirirrevilve action filanncd. Tho organization promises n Im one nt tho most iiKitresslvo of Jpw rreshytorlnn church and is a Binnlfcstntlnn of tho growth nnd new interest In tho work of this organi sation. Following the organisation, tcveml . short addivsms wero made. Mr. Jamc M. Albert nnd Mr. U 11. Cornell of I'ortluiid. members of tho l'lrst I'reshyterlnn church of thnt city nnd also representatives of tho Alex ander Hamilton lustltuto of Now York City were present and spoke briefly M the splendid work of tho men In f)io First church nt Portland, and itlso of tho strong underlying splr jluul elemonls essential today for wiet-essful business. Mr. Mathews, a i'tsllov ulao spoke very strongly of (ho great spiritual values for which tho church stands and which should fo Central In such on organisation as Ibis. ' Almost broken hearted over tho loss of his fit I tli Tul dug nnd solo com panion on his S.OilO miles hlkn ho fur around (lie world, Sum Meadows, 21 years old, a former Now York City newsboy u ml luiiviitryiiiuu nt tlx) I'lattsliurg training camp, walked Into tho city this morning from GrunlH 1'nss. where ho spent yester day, und will remain hero today be fore continuing on li Is way to South America by wily of California. Tito dog, Itover, n fox terrier, had boon with Sam since tho long hike beKnn, 11 months ago, nnd hnd slept by his Blrtn, ruddled up close to him every night since. Somo fiend lu human form. It Is rlnlmcd has pois oned IS dogs In c; rants Pass during the past threo weeks by) throwing moat covered with strychnine around, and poor Hover Rot hold of somo of tho poisoned meat yesterday. "I felt so bad nnd lonely lust night that I could not sleep," snld Sam In tho Mull Trlbuno offlco this noon. "I wn so norvous I thought I'd fly You don't ronllro what nti awful lot that dog was to me. You say I enn get nuulher dog no I will never not another, could never get nuolher llko him. Wo shared everything together Including our tl oughts. I'll go alotio tho rest of tho way." Bam, who Is a tuberculosis victim, lives outdoors whenever possible. Ho has traveled 8000 miles already, he estimates, und will add as many tuoro thousand to that ns soon us possible. Ho makes his way by selling curds at any prlco people fool llko giving him. AT G. PASS TOMORROW i CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS T..1L. If,. In fhttt-.L- lf.wt.lfd J tTnni llcnd IVhts. It's Splendid ,,,,,, In on minute your clOFKcd nos trils will open, the ale passages of Tour head will clear and you can tirenthe freely. No more hawking, fnufflimr, blowing, headache, dry (tew. No struggling for breath at Itlght, your cold or catarrh will be (tone. tlet a small bottle of Kly's Cream 1alm from your druggist now. Ap ply a little, of this fragrant, antisep tic. Inkling rreaiu In your nostrils. It penetrates through every nlr ws mwe of' the' head, soothes the In flamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes Instantly. It's Just fine, IVn't stay stuffed up with a cold or nasty catarrh l!e llef comes so quickly. Adv. (Vntinuuu Show Tomorrow Ml Sunday, 12:SO to 11 1. M. RIALTO OXI.Y a HAYS MOKK to w the Uto WalU.v Hold's last ph-ture Reid '30Daus llereVi the ila of a rvitiaj HcUl hre-frre thai anjhlc Wall) f.titHH. Waa.U lUwtc) ml KalU l'-ia in Ihr cM. SIMVIV Marshall PiUa' Tho Medford chapter of Do Molar will install n chapter of that order tomorrow afternoon ind oveulng at ('.rants Pass. All members of the Medford chapter Intending to make the trip Bhould bo nt tho Masonic Hull nt noon tomorrow. (ilrl friends of tho local Do Molnys aro welcome to attend tho dance ut Grants Pass which will ho given In tho Woodmen hall following the evening banquet and ceremonial and if they huvo a way to make tho trip to Grants Pass the boys will see that they nro returned safely to their homes. Grants Pass women will meet any girls making tho trip when they ar rive lu Grants Pass and will entertain them. Master Masons who wish to attend I ho ceremony are requested lo be at the Masonic hall at noon to morrow nnd to bring their cars. . Thrilling Picture Oram A thrilling drama, admirably pre sented, of a young Californian's fight agaiu.tt crafty nnd unscrupulous In terests in his native state, is "Tho Prido of Palomar." a Cosmopolitan production of Peter W. Kyne's trreat rsml, "Iakmar, which is now play ing at the lngo theater. Frank Hor sage, of "llnmoresiue" fame Is the director, and heading the powerful cast, which ono Uxks (or in a story of this kind aro IVrivst Stanley and Marjorio Paw. Wallaca Reid't Last Comedy It Is nothing new for a screen star to be seen in a picture as the Inmate of a jail, hut a new tw ist is given the Jail episode in "Thirty lXays," the late Wallace Reld's last picture now show ing at the liislto theatre. In this case the star, as John Cadwalader Floyd, goes to Jail to escape, being murdered. The picture Is sweepins'.y humorous and brings an avalanche o( laughs. It was ditvctcl by James Cnue. There Is a splendid support ing cast heade,! by Wanda liaaley. The picture will be on vie' until Sal- nrvlay night. Idaho PuMit Jap ln. 1U11SK, Idaho. Feb. I. The as svniMy v-f the seventeenth Idaho leg islature todaj passed a measur to prohibit the Usin( of laud in the state to Japanese, The vole was 51 ! to . LITTLE GLOBULES make strength. Tlwre are thousand ol asitjr-aJ orbed, health'boUdinc tobales ct ritaraine-bearing cxxi-iiTCT oil in cvezy bottle o Scott's Emulsion C5uWnm or frown people, RBKknni ra body or a. nulify, shoutd find 75, Scott LmoliioQ a lrensthretoinf Ajl food -tonic ol treat Ta)a. It H toktm masiig rai arsfaaajhrW nrtxHj. - $18 COAT SALE $18 25 brand new Coals, made of Polo Cloth and Velours. Beautiful spring styles. On sale Thursday $18.00 each "Conde" Sport Coats Miss Manhattan Coats for Small Women and Sweaters $25 SUIT SALE $25 25 beautiful new Spring Suits in Dress and Sport styles. Also the new .Tweed o' Wool Suits. On sale Saturday, $25.00 each New Betty Wales and Peg gy Paige Dresses, from $25.00 to $75.00 ffiy NEW TAFFETA FROCKS Exclusive new stylos in Betty Wales, "Peggy Paige," Anthmiv and "Miss Manhattan." Dresses, priced fi-oni $18.00 to $35.00 each New "Korrect" Skirts, the best made and best fitting skirt manufactured, each $6 98 to $15.00 Beautiful new Waists in Tailored and Dress styles, each .'. $5.98 to $18.00 Korrect Dresses in wool and Silk, each $18-00 to $35.00 NEW SPRING MILLINERY Women's Trimmed Hats in horse hair cloth, Visea Silk and Fancy Straws in the newest shades and styles. Priced from, each .....$8.00 to $15.00 Sport Hats in straw and silk, in the new sport colors, each $2-50 to $12.00 "Madge Evans" Hats for Children and Misses, from each ..$3.50 to $6.50 ( V "Mina Taylor" House Dresses We are sole agents in Medford for this famous line of dresses. New spring models just in. New House Dresses made of Gingham aud Percales. Up to $1.50 values, on sale Sat urday, each $1.00 Better grades from, eaeh....$1.98 to $5-98 Corsets and Muslin Underwear New Spring styles of Nature's Rival Bras sieres in plain bandeaux, also lace and satin combinations, plain satin in light and dark colors, from, each...'. 69 to $3.00 Warner's Bandeaux in flesh. Long enough to cover the top of the corset. . Special, each 69 ' Agents for Warner's, Oos sard. Campco, P. N and Treo Corsets, Miller Bros. Corsets; new models in' flesh color, $3.00 values. On sale Saturday, pair 9125 "Dove" Underwear for Spring. New Clowns, Chemise, Bloomers and Camisoles in the new colors of Crepe and Lingre cloth. Wonderful values, each.: 9S to $2.75 "Kayser's" Silk Bloomers in flesh and white. Very special; each...: $3.48 SATURDAY GLOVE SALE Kayser's Strap Wrist Chamoisefte Gloves, in Tan, Brown, Beaver and Grey, $1.23 values. On sale Saturday, pair........: 98 Kayser's two-buttoned Chamoisctte Gloves in Tan, Brown, Grey and Beaver, Soc values. On sale Saturday, pair : 69? Women's fine grade Kid Gloves, in a good line of colors and sizes, up to $2.50 values. On sale Saturday, pair $1.00 Women's Gauntlet Kid Gloves in Tan aud Brown, Embroidered backs, $4.50 values. On sale Saturday, pair $3.48 Women's Buttoned Suede Gloves, $3.00 values. Special, pair - ...$2.50 Women's and Children's Wool Gloves and Mittens. On sale Saturday, pair 25 to $1.00 Sec our new line of Sweaters in Slipover and Tuxedo stvles. priced from each, $1.98 to $15.00 Women's all wool Slip-over Sweaters, in the new spring shades. Splendid $4.00 values. On sale Satin-day, each.... $2-48 Women's Silk Fiber Slip-over Sweaters in all colors. Special, each .'..$4.98 Children's all wool plaited skirt Sweaters, $7.00 values. This sale, each: $4.48 Women's all wool Coat Sweaters, new styles in a fine line of colors, $10.00 values. Sat urday, each - $4.98 HOSIERY SALE SATURDAY Women's fine Lisle Thread Hose in a' full line of colors, C9e values. Saturday, pair, 50 100 dozeji Women's fine Silk Hose in all the new Spring shades; also black and white, $1.25 values. On sale Saturday, pair $1.00 Women's Full Fashioned Silk Hose, in a good line of colors, $2.25 values. Satur day, pair $1.98 La France Silk Hose, the best wearing silk hose made. All colors. Regular price $2.75. Saturday, pair $2.50 Athena light weight; Union Suits for wo men, $2.50 value. Saturday, suit......$l-9S Kayser's Bloomers for women, in pink aud white, $1.25 value. Saturday, pair....$1.00 Children's" Athena Union Suits, up to $2.00 values. On sale Saturday, suit....:.....$1.48 EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Save Money On These Tomorrow 72xSS Triumph Bed Spreads. Splendid $2.00 grade. On sale Saturday, each - $1.69 ?2xW Seamed Sheets, good quality. Sell at $1-25. On sale Saturday, each S9( 3( inch Bleached Muslin "Daisy" brand, fine, soft finish. Cheap todav at 23c. Saturday, van! . i9 72 inch Mercerized Damask, good patterns, $1.00 value, Saturday, yard - S9 32 inch Jap Crepe, heavy quality, 35c value. ... Sat urdayyard .L. :....25 SlxW Wearwell Sheets, a real $l.So quality. Sat urday, each $1.65 Free Lectures On Dress Making Monday, Feb. 19 VoJer the auspices ol the Federal and State Boards of Vocational Edu cation and srith the co-op ration of tbe local sobool board aad ruperln tendent of city schools, Mr. Edmund GunseT, vocational trade tnstroctor lo ladies' tailoring and dresemakinc will gire two free lectures ca making and fitting ladles garments, epoo lally the one-rteee. dress. ' . These lectures TH te cfen' Moo day, Fehraarr It at 1 p. m, and 7 p. m. In the public library: Ererrooe In terested to such Tork Is InTited to at teed. AQ -questions retarding OtUsx problems rU) b answered sad If nt finest tnterest is shorn, classes la Toratioaal trade courses will be or-iranUed. Clark's 0 N T Spool Cotton. 6 for 25 otfinch Out ir.g Flannel, yard 22- 3o hu-h Suiting. Special, yard 4Sc 36 inch Comfort Cliallie, 20e value, vard 17c Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Mann's Department Store The Store for Everylody Medford, Oregon EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Look These Up Tomorrow 40 inch Crepe Back Satin in a fine line of colors, $3.50 value. Saturday, yard $2.98 33 inch Imported Pongee, good heavy grade. On sale Saturday, yard $1.48 34 inch Flesh colored Pongee, yard $1.98 36 inch Black Taffeta, extra heavy quality, $2.50 value. On sale Saturday, yard $1.98 40 inch heavy Crepe do Cheno in all the best, shades. $2.00 value. Saturday, yard $1.79 40 inch Figured Crepe de Cheue, the new cloth for dresses. Special, yard $3.29 42 inch all wool French Serge, in a good line of colors. $2.00 value. Saturday, yard ........$1.79 27 inch Dress Gingham, 20o value, vard 17 32 inch Underwear Crepe. Special, vard 35 32 inch Dress Gingham. Special, -vard. 25 Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns