SfEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, iMEDPORP, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, XPRITJ 33, "1923
MANN'S : '- THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
IN SALE
PROPERTY
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.. -Eflfih yar that Medford has con
ducted a city auto camp a number of
ral estate . sales have been made in
tie oily and county among the auto
Jourlats stopping at the grounds, who
fell In love with the city and vicinity
as a home dwelling locality. -'
' The first sale reported this year Is
the purchase by L. Costello of Welaer.
Idaho, of a small ranch of two acres
Just Inside the city limits of Central
Point, and another larger sale of
ranch property is expected to result
from their first visit here.
'., Mr. and Mrs. Costello and children
are at the auto camp today, having
Arrived yesterday, en route to their
neW"home. They are accompanied
by George Steele, who is a brother of
Mrs. Costello, and also of Welser, who
owns a large and valuable ranch In
that locality and who. also tired of
the cold Idaho climate, is thinking of
purchasing a ranch In Jackson
County on which to reside, after he
is leased his Idaho ranch.
.'. Mr. . and Mrs. Costello, who were
first attracted to Medford by their
'earning here as auto tourists last
summer, spent last Winter in Medford
tin until March and then returned to
Welser and now have purchased the
Central Point property and come
beck accompanied by Mr. Steele.
M i, i . . i
Woolworth Store
Launches a Sale
The "Assistant Manauer's; Sale" of
the F. W. Woolworth Co., is under
way this week and mnny loenl and
valley people are being attracted by
the exceptional bargains that are
ttelng offered. Among the special
numbers on sale are cretonnes, veil
Itpg. : -china, rubberware, . hosiery,
glassware and toilet articles.
4 The "Assistant Managers' Sale"
"frill last until Saturday night, April
8th,
ti .. -,
WOMEN FIGHT OVER ELECTION
(Continued from page one)
Journod the. mezzanine, floor was
crowded with clubwomen, arrayed In
factions, Who hurled taunts and ridi
cule back and forth.
Check In Taken Finally
.. Mrs. Frank 0. Northrup, who pre
sided, as chairman of the -business
session, strove throughout the meet
ing to keep tbe factions In check and
succeeded fairly well, but once out
of. bounds they wasted no further
time on courtesy.
V Delegates chosen to attend tho con
vention are Mrs. E. G. Tipton. Mrs.
E. C. Clement, Mrs. D. Perry EvanB,
Mrs. P. J. Kane, Mrs. Eldon J. Steele,
Mrs. R. L. Trestrall, Mrs. J. 0. Oll
llngham, Mrs. J. J. Oreenburg. Mrs.
R.- W. Jamleson, Mrs. Cora McBride.
Alternates will be Mrs. 0. L. Buland,
Mr. E- M. Mulley, Mrs. O. E. Rich
ards, Mrs. W. H. J. Clark. Mrs. D. M.
Watson. Mrs. E. 0. Lelliy, Mrs. S. L.
Lock wood, Mrs. W. H. DuBois, Mrs.
C;, W. Dean and Mrs. Elliott Moon.
'!" COAST HIT BY WALKOUT
(Continued from page one)
the United States Bhlpplng board,
however, said that so far as the ship
ping board is concerned, there Is no
strike here. There are five ships In
the harbor, he reported, but beyond
(he usual shifting of crews there was
no noticeable effect of the strike to
day. He said crews are easily obtain
able here and that he didn't antici
pate any difficulty In obtaining mon
for any places made vacant by the
strike.
. Tbe waterfront was reported quiet
here this morning.
NEW YORK, April 25. While po
lice today picketed the waterfront
preserving the comparative quiet
which ushered In the strlko called by
t,he marine transport workers' di
vision of the I. W. W officials of the
organisation, which claims 90,000
members, reported . receiving mes
sages from other seaport locals say
ing the strike was highly effective at
Boston, San Pedro, Cul., Seattle, San
Francisco, Portland, Ore., and Now
Orleans, 1 . i
Members of the I. W. W. union nl
Baltimore were said at the national
headquarters here to be ready for a
general walkout tonight or tomorrow
morning' In the first few hours to
day there was little evidence of the
strike and a check up by police, ship
pers and rival union leaders, Indicat
ed only 800 of the transport workers'
union had stopped work. The I. W.
W, officials assertod, however, that
the strike would effectualy tie up
Bhlpplng when It got under way.
Gets Pleasant Surprise
'About 8 months ago my father
was very sick Willi his stomach,
Which had been troubling him for
several years. Thvee doctors said he
had cancer and nno snld It was gull
Stones all agreed nn operation nec
essary, hut on nccount of his age I
was afraid to rink It. I told a friend
about it who snld his wife had been
through the same . trouble and had
been cured by taking Mayr's Wonder
ful Remedy. I nt once bought a bot
tle for my father and he Is now as
strong as a bear and can eat more
ham and caggnbe than any t men
It removes the catarrhal mucous
from ho Intestinal tract and allays
the Inflammation which cnuaes prnc
tlrnlly all atrtvmu-h, liver ond Intesti
nal ailments, Including nppenuicma.
One dose will' convince or money re
funded. . For sale by nil druggists.
V : I APRIL 26, I ir J SsTV
APRIL 26,
27, 28, 30 ;
FOUR BIG MONEY-SAVING
DOLLAR DAYS
APRIL 26,
27, 28, 30
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday
Make Your Dollar Do Double Doty During' This Sale!
1564 CUSTOMERS SAVED MONEY AT OUR LAST DOLLAR DAY
SALE-WE WANT TO MAKE IT 2000 DURING THIS SALE
DOLLAR DAYS
IN READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT
BATTMB PVfTTrin ATSl
In plain and fancy col-
ors... $2.00 values
CHILDREN'S HATS
Made of Good Straw.
All sizes. $2.00 values
i
GINGHAM DRESSES
For children. Fast col
ors. $1.25 values
HOUSE DRESSES
For women. Good
quality. $1.50 values
$
MIDDIES
For women and child-
Mn CO gn traljtoa Tllia
sale
I
UMBRELLAS
Rain proof. Good qua!
ity. This sale
I
DOLLAR DAYS
IN WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT
Imported quality, 29c
value. 4 yards for
I
DEVONSHIRE CLOTH
32 ..inches., wide. 39o
yard, 3 yards for "
1
COTTON CHALLIE
36 inch, new patterns,
www roiuvi v jaiua
for
I
DRESS GINGHAM s
27 inches wide, new
patterns, 5 1-2 yards
for
PERCALES
36 inches wide, new pat-
tarnQ Qfln inalltv R I
yards for
CRETONNE
36 inches wide, new Jk
. . on. '
ptttbuuis, ova qutuitv.
3 yards for
I
DOLLAR DAYS
IN CORSET DEPARTMENT
CORSETS
Women's New Model
Corsets, $2.00 values
I
A VI A A VVS WW J.W a
Made of fine Crepe, J)
$1.75 values. This sale
I
BLOOMERS
Women's Crepe and
Nainsook Bloomers.
Values ' to $1.00, 2
for
I
Xi A HTTT A TTV
DAHUAaUA jsv
For women. Regular p
price 09c. 2 for
I
BLOOMERS
For children, in Dimity
and Muslin, 69o value.
2 for- ..'
i
BRAISSLERES
For' women, made of
muslin T?iiilnr nrlro '
Q.w r. ...
69c, 2 for-i-
BE ONE OF THEM
DOLLAR DAYS
IN MEN'S DEPARTMENT
UNDERWEAR
Athletic Union Suits,
75c value. 2 suits
for -.:
$
WORK SHIRTS
Made ,of Blue Cham
bry. Double Shoulders.
$1.25 value. This sale
$
NIGHT SHIRTS
Men's Muslin Night
Shirts, $1.25 yalues
1
MEN'S SHIRTS .
300 New Dress Shirts,
some with collars at-
tached. This sale
SATINE SHIRTS
Men's Black Satine
Shirts. All sizes, $1.25
values
" UNDERWEAR
i
Men's Athletic Union
Suits. All sizes, $1.25
values
DOLLAR DAYS ,
IN LACE DEPARTMENT
VAL LACE "
New patterns, 10c val- p
ues. 25 yards for
TORCHEON LACE
Fine quality. Some
thing new, 15c quality,
0 yards for
$
VAWTTV
In patent leather. Good
$1.75 quality. Special
CAMISOLE LACE "
In white and cream, -39c p
value. 4 yards for
HANDKERCHIEFS .
In "plain and fancy col-
ors, 15o values. 10 '
for
RATINE
TRIMMING
New colors, 48c value.
3 yards for ,
$
DOLLAR DAYS
IN NOTION DEPARTMENT
CROCHET COTTON
Coats best quality, 15o
ball, 8 balls for
LEATHER BELTS
In a great variety of
styles. Regular 69c
values. 2 for
i
NECKWEAR
Lace Collar and Ves-
tees to matcn. ueguiar
69c values. 2 for
$
BEAD NECKLACES
In a great variety of
styles and colors, $1.25
values. Special '
$
KAYSER'S GLOVES
Chamoisette, in all col
ors. 69c values, 2 pair
for . ''
$
GLOVES
Women's Kid Gloves, ; J
Odd sizes and , colors. '
$3.00 values, now pair
DOLLAR DAYS
IN DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
SHEETS
72x90 Bleached Seemed
Sheets. Cheap at $1.25.
This sale
I
HUCK TOWELS
Fancy Colored Huck
Towels, 60c vjallies. 2i
for
$
WASH CLOTHS
In plain ard fancy
Etyles. 15c quality.
8 for
MUSLIN C
36 inch Daisy Bleached J
Muslin. Regular price
23c. 5 yards for
SHEETING d
63 inch Bleached and A
Unbleached Sheeting, j)
60c values; 2 yards
for .
TURKISH TOWELS ' .
Large size in plain and X
fancy colors, 35c values.
4 for
DOLLAR DAYS
IN HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
SILK HOSE ft
Women's Pure Silk A
Hose in black and col- tp
ors. $1.75 values. Spe
cial '
CHILDREN'S HOSE
Made of fine cotton in
black and white, 25c
values. 5 pair for
LISLE HOSE
For women, in all col
ors. 39c values. 3 pair
for
I
SILK HOSE
For women, in black
and white, 85o values. '
2 pair for
WOMEN'S HOSE C
In fine Lisle, in all col-
ors. 69c values, 2 pair
for
HALF. SOCKS
For children, in all col- $
. T
ors, 29c values,
for
4 pair
DOLLAR DAYS
IN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
UNDERWEAR
Women's Summer
vests. All styles, reg
ular 35o values. 4 for
ATHENA UNION
SUITS .
All styles and sizes.
Regular price $1.25.
Special, suit
$
KAYSER'S VESTS !
Bodice and Built Up
Tops, Regular price, Y.
59c. "2 for
UNION SUITS .
For women, Bodice and
Built Up Tops. Regu-
lar 75c values. 2 for
WOMEN'S VESTS
Bodice and Built Up
Tops, 19o value. 6 for
$
CHILDREN'S VESTS
In all sizes, fine quality,
39c values... 3 for
DON'T DELAY
FOR THESE ARE
DOLLAR DAYS
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Medford, Oregon
MAKE YOUR DOLLARS
BUY MORE
DURING THIS SALE
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