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Mann's The Best Goods for the Price Matter What the Price Mann's
TRIP TO COAST
; FORT PIERCE. Ha., Mar. 21. Odd
hours during bis northward crulae nru
boing utilized by President Harding
In rerolrinx In his mind the schemes
and Ideas for addresses to be delivered
In case he makes the contemplated
swing through the west this summer.
Such days as today, when the presi
dential party spent sevoral hours at a
ptrotch steaming northward from tbls
city on the houseboat Pioneer, afford
the chief executive better opportunity
for such work as the planning of
speeches than would be furnished
'niter the return to Washington next
jfnonth. In addition to accumulated
work he will have on getting back, to
the capital such matters demanding
his attention as the socond conference
Jjf: governors on liquor law enforce
ment and the formulation of a mer
chant marlno policy, not to montlon
Several questions in the Held of inter
national affairs.
-, 'The prosldont has concluded, nc
tyrdlug to members of the vacation
$arty, to stress in several addresses
the necessity for impartial enforce
ment of .the nation's laws, both as to
differentiation between the various
statutes and as between different
csss of citizens. . ' i
' Join tho C. of C. :
Eighteen states now have laws for
$(ddlng fraternities and secret socie
ties in high schools.
DUUU.V. Mar. 21. tiy lliu Awiu-clati-d
PrfBH.) A letter purported to
have been written by Llam Lynch, re
publican army lender, to Joseph Mc
Ourrlty of Philadelphia, urging the
vltnl Importance of a consignment of
arms arriving as soon as possible, wus
made public today by tho free slulo
government.
"One piuce of snuill artillery in a
few weeks would bo worth twenty
pieces arriving in a couplo of
months." Lynch was said to have
written. "Time Is on the side of the
enemy. Wo want to make the moNt
of tho corning few months. If It is
at all posHlblo to have such hero at
once, nothing should prevent it. Wo'
could turn the scale hero immediately
and also win the war quickly if this
urrlved."
Help Tut It Over
OMAHA, Neb.. Mar. 21. Edgar I.'
Fuller, former California Ku Klux
Klnn kleagle, has been elected "grand
llctor," chief officer of a new organi
zation known as the "FasclstI of
America." which Fuller yesterday said'
was being organized to supplant the ;
Ulan.
Fullor said the office was temporary
to be hold nntll the next regular meet
ing, which is to bo held soon. Appll-
with tho county clorlc.
Make '2S Hunt Ever
IS
E SUSPECT.
F
i THE WEARY WAY
PaUj Brooming Vrm Wearisome to
- Many in Mcdford.
.. "With a back that aches all day.
ytvitn rest disturbed at night,
-'Annoying ' urtnury disorders,
.f'Tl a weary way. Indeed.
t'poan'a Kidney rills aro especially
tor . kidney trouble. i
J Are endorsed by Mcdford citizens.
Ask your neighbor!
e. Mm. Henry. Hanimett, 208 Tripp
Bt.j Wedford,' says:; "Sonio lime ago
I used Ionn's Kidney Tills for an at
l.ink of kidney trouhlo and I know
there is nothing belter for this com
plaint. My kidneys were disordered
nod I suffered from severe backaches
end at times I felt dull and run down
and my kidneys acted Irregularly,
poan's Kidney Pills soon relieved tho
backache and put my kidneys In good
rder.".
'i Price 60c at ' nil .'dealers. . Don't
Hlmply "k for n kidney remedy got
J toon's Kidney Pills the same thnt
Mrs. Hnmmett had. Fostur-Mllburn i
to:, Mr., Buffalo. N. V. ' Adv.
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DENVER, Mar. 21. Blanketed by
ono of tho heaviest snowfalls of the
season, Colorado today was digging
Itself out of tho second snow storm t7
strike this district within four days.
The storm, which was accompanied by
moderate tomporntures was general
from Canada southward through the
Missouri valley and westward to New
Mexico, according to the weather
bureau. i
A seven inch snowfall today coated
Donvor and all northern Colorado and i
southwestern Wyoming, the weather '
bureau announced and resulted In
blockading of roads, slight train de
lays and hamporod communication
lines In Colorado.
McKe It Unanimous
VANCOUVER, Wash., Mar. 21.
Goorgo Edward Whitfield, charged
wftli the killing or eleven year old
Anna Nosko near Dnttlo Ground,.
March 8, was back in tho Clark county
jail today, having been brought hero
from Plorco county Jail at Tacoma.
whoro ho had been taken secretly by
Sheriff William A. Thompson last
week for safo keoplng, to avoid mob
violence which the Bhorlff said he
feared. Arraignment of Whitfield was
delayed because attorneys Were" not
prepared to proceed.
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ROCHESTER, Minn., March 21.-
Describing the pondltlon ot United
States Senator Samuel D Nicholson,
as "Very grave,'" Dr. Hubert Work,
secretary 'of tho interior, and tho
senator's closo friend, told the Asso-'
c'.ated Press today that an operation
Is duemod inexpedient at this time.
Tho Colorado Bonator, Dr. Work
said, Is sufforing from a tumor of the
stomach. Consultation between Dr.
Work, Dr. William J. Mayo and other
surgeons of the Mayo clinic staff were
held this morning and will bo rosum-
od late today. It wns stated.
RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST
Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
tho pain. Dreak up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in Just a
short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" Is tho cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. It
cannot hurt you and It certainly seems
to end tho tightness and drive the
congestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down into
colds, congestion, aching muscles and
sore stirf. Joints relief conies at once.
Tho moment you apply Ited Pepper
Kill you feel tho tingling beat. In
three mimitcH the congestd spot Is
warmed through and through. When
you are suffering from a cold, rhcu
muttatn, Iwtck.aehc, stiff neck or sore
muscles, 'Just get n J.ir of Howies lied
Pepper' Hub, made from red peppers,
at any drug store. You will have the
fiilekHt relief known.' Adv.
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Willard Mack's Great
: Stage Play
Starting
Today
WITH
BETLY
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BERT
LYTELL
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SUCH A
CAST!
Three fea
tured Btars
and Garoth
Hughes,
Kathleen
Clifford,
John
MUtern,
Walter .
Long.
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You '11 revel in tho dash and thrill of it, the lavish gowns and
jazzy setting. You'll love the rich society girl who helps a
crook fight for his soul. You'll say it's drama rich and racy,
seven crowded breathless reels.
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Hundreds of New Spring Garments
Consisting of the Latest Modes in Suits,
Coats, Capes, Dresses, Skirts and Waists
On Sale Thursday at Moderate Prices
Suits
100 charming new Suits in
sport and dressy styles, made
of the ' very best materials.
Priced from !
$35;0Q to $95.00 each
Speciall-IQ new all wool
Suits, made of -poiret twill
and tweeds,, all new styles,
on sale1 Thursday, each
$25.00
Coats
50 new all wool Coats, made
cf velour and fancy plaids, on
sale Thursday, each $18,00
Miss Manhattan Coats for
young women. Priced from
$25.00 to $75.00 each
Wooltex Coats and Suits,
$25.00 to $65.00 each
'Conde' Sport Coats, priced
from $35.0 0to $75.00 ea.
"Capes'-
are very much in demand, we
have a wonderful selection in
both cloth and silk, priced
from $1 5.00 to $75.00 ea.
Dresses
Now is the time to buy your
new Easter Dress, priced -from
$18.00 to $75.00 ea.
NEW SPRING MILLINERY
The very latest ideas in spring Hats
are here.
Dressy Hats, ea. $8.50 to $25.00
Sport Hats, ea. $5.00 to $12.50
"Madge Evans" Hats for Children
$3.50 to $7.50
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Thursday Is Opportunity Day
OPPORTUNITY DAY
IN SILK DEPT.
Silk Ratine, 30 inches. All good
colors. Cheap at $1.00. Thursday,
yard 75
lUack Canton Crepe, satin faced.
Regular price $1.00. Thursday,
yard . ....$3.69
Pongee Silk, imported quality,
$1.50 grade, 33 inches wide. Spe
cial, yard .$1.29
Jap Crepe, 32 inches wide, in all the
new shades, 30c. value. Thursday,
yard 25
Dress Gingham 27 inches wide, in
a fine line of patterns, 20c value.
Special, yard 17?
Wm. Audersou's Gingham 32
indies wide, new patterns. On sale
Thursday, yard 45
OPPORTUNITY DAY
IN DOMESTICS
All Linen Crash 18 inches wide,
unbleached. Regular price 30c.
Thursday, yard 23
Pillow Tubing 4o inch, Wearwell
Brand. 50c grade. Thursdav, vard
39
Nainsooks 3(5 inch, soft l'iuish for
underwear, 2oc value. On sale
Thursday, yard 19?
Poplin for Shirts 36 inches vide
iu white, tan and grey, fine grade,
$1.23 value.. Thursday, yard....9S-
Ratine for Dresses 36 inch, in
plain and fancy patterns, $1.25
value. Special, yard $1.00
Tissue Gingham 32 inches wide,
in fancy silk stripes. On sale
Thursday, yard G9
Coats Civchet Cotton, in
white and colors. Special,
15 2 for 25
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
MEDFOnn. OUKGON
Send Us Your Mail Orders
NEW SPRING BLOUSES
made of the very latest Silks in plain
and fancy styles, priced from
$6.98 to $25.00 each
Hand made Wash Waists, priced
$2.98 to $8.50 each
New Pongee Waists, $5.00 values,
cn sale Thursday, each $3.98
OPPORTUNITY DAY
IN UNDERWEAR DEPT.
Women's Corsets Xew model,
$2.00 value. Special, pair....$1.00
Women's Bandeaux 50c value.
Special 3 for $1.00
Women's Silk Bloomers $4.00
values. Thursday, pair $3.48
Women's Corsets Good model,
$3.00 values. Special, pair $1.98
Women's Union Suits, Kayscr
make. Jiuilt up tops, large size." On
sale Thursday, suit $2.50
Boys' Victor Hose, in black and"
cordovan. All sizes. On sale Thurs
day, pair : ; 59
Children's Fancv Socks. All col
ors. Thursday, pair 39
Women's Silk Hose, full fashioned,
all colors, $2.50 value. Special,
pair , $2.00
Kayscr 's Strap Wrist
Chamoisette Gloves, $1.25
value. Thursday, pair 98
Postage Prepaid on All Orders
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