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r PACifi SIX- MEDFORD IT AH: TRIBUNE, MKDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923 F MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE ; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S MEET K CUT HUGE TRACT E T ' Saturday afternoon the Red and Black of Medford will lino up against the Red and White of Klamath Falls. In one of the hardest games the home team has as yet fought. Coach Carl son of the Falls Is bringing 1G players In anticipation of a tough battle. The Medford eleven will round out their week of diligent work by a light practice this evening. Coach Calllson, while he makes no predictions, fee In confident that his men will give the best that Is In them. The wearers of the red and black will go onto the field fully determined to win, but knowing they ure facing a team as good as they are. Calllson will have all the first and second string men In suits. The following wilt Btart. the game: Glascock, center;; I'rultt and Per guards; Maddox and Dressier, tackles; Perry, and Blngler, ends; Neff, full; Williams and Daly, . halts; Fabric, quarter. The Klamath team will stay at the Medford Hotel. A large ueuquot has been arranged for the tenniB tomor row night as a form of entertainment in return for 'the fine time the Med ford teum was shown at the Falls lust year. The game will be called at 2:30 at the Holly street grounds. Wire Report On Foreign Money SEATTLE, Nov. 2. Plana for the cutting off of from 800,000,000 to one billion feet of timber on Vancouver Is land, opposite the west coast of Brit ish Columbia and the building of new lumber and wood pulp and sulphite mills at Edmonds have been announc ed by Heury W. Kent of Portland, Ore., and B. A. Strav.brldgo ot Seattle, offlcluls of two investment companies. The timber adjacent to Quatslno Sound Is owned by Portland, Ore., In terests," Kent said, "covering 27 sec tions. It Is proposed to bond the tim ber, utilizing the money to erect a mill at Quatslno Sound which will ex port the squared lumber to a finishing plant ut Edmonds. Options have been taken on eleven ncres of land at Ed monds. "A third development will be a pulp and paper mill, designed to use waste products from the Edmonds mill and also waste from other lumber mills on Puget Sound." GETS TO PORTLAND BUT NEW YORK, Nov. 2. Demand sterling dropped nearly two cents to $4.46, a new low record for the yoar, at the opening of today's foreign ex change market Weakness of tho British exchaugo reunited, It was stated, from speculative pessimism over reportB from Washington that tho United States would .refuse to participate In the proposed repara tions conference If Premier Polncare of France lnslBts on limiting the scope of tho Inquiry. . PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2.--M. K. Bley, of Froeport, III., found hlmmilf here Monday morning and had no j recollection of leaving home or how he got hero, nccordlng to his state ment to the police, whom ho consult ed after receiving, a telegram from his wife. When ho discovered himself here ho telegraphed hfH wife and she asked tho Froeport police to have tho Port land police nsslflt her husband. The police hero wired Mrs. Bley that her hUHhand wns able to travel back home and that ho would luavo hore tonight for Froeport. NOW PLAYING BORN AT i0 MILES ' AN HOUR! AND SHE KEPT RIGHT ON GOING BEBE DANIELS : ( with Antonio Moreno in 'The Exciters' the fastest picturo she ever mode. She aviates and aqua planes and auto races and drives a speed boat. She dazzles you with speed and beauty and she sure doos excite you I R I ALTO SUNDAY AGNES AYRES and Mahlon Hamilton in "The Heart Raiders" SKULL IS DUG UP 4 MILLION YEARS OLD JUNCTION CITY, Kns., Nov. 2. Tho fossil skull of a Marsupial, said by Dr. W. H. Ballou, Now- York scien tist, to be the first typo of mammal that oxlsted on earth, was discovered at Mllford, near hero by him today. Ho regards the skull as about four mlllon years old. STEPHEN M.VTIIEK IS GL'EST (Continued From Page One) AN ACHIEVEMENT OF CINEMA ART THAT WILL ASTONISH EVEN THE SUPER-CRITICAL. gross would see much needed financial legislation passod. An appropriation of $2,5000,000 would be asked for main tenance and road work In tho parks. The heavy nttondnnco at Yellow stono park this year was cited as an exnmple of national park roads. Yol- lowstono was the first pnrk to haye a road system within its boundaries, and wns a mecca for 138,000 autolsts last summer. M Superintendent Mnthor praised the cooperative Bplrlt shown by Medford In making Crator lako what It Is to day. . True to their reputation the Crnters put on an entertainment full ot pep and go. Tho Launspach-Alford orches tra gave a marvelous musical pro gram, Horb Alford with his musical 8itw, taking tho crowd by, storm, whilo Jorry Jerome sung a 'series of topical songs, full of clever lines di rected toward Mr. Mnthor, Alox Spar row and Col. C. X. Thomson. Thoro was a large crowd presont and the luncheon wns up to Dlnty Mohr's us ual standard, which Is saying as much ns could be said. I Director Mather's assistant, Arnold B. Cammerer, was also a guest ot honor and gave very Interesting sta tistics on tho growth ot attendance In the nntlonnl parks. He also Bald the best booster club In tho United Stntes is tho Medford Crater club. I One ot tho important events of tho luncheon was the reort of A. J. Crose who turned In $3000 worth of notes given by Medford business mon to In sure the new Medford Armory, and In behalf of tho National Guard ho offer ed tho Armory for the use of the Craters nt any tlmo without chnrgo. A burlesque that made a groat hit was put on by Cnpt. Vanco, who rep rosonted the U. S. Budget Commlttoo, and Postmaster Bill Warner, who rep resented Mr. Cammoror. Vera Vaw ter also figured In nn excellent stunt In which he represented Col. Thom son,,!. T. Buchtor representing Alex Sparrow and his classic Elltabcthnn English. FOVK SHIPS IX TUOVBLK (Continued frqm Thursday) heavy weather had lost her cargo overboil rd.- The tanker S. C. T. Dodd with 60. 000 barrels of crude oil irbonrd wns caught In a heavy tide at tho mouth of Los Angeles hnrbor and cnrrled ngnlnst tho battleship New Mexico. Quirk work with coNlslon mnts. enabled tho Dodd to reach a safe anchorage The tanker lost her entlro bow. Several plates on the lKittletdiip's star board quarter were pushed inward, j Th Dmld was bound for San Fran cisco, i 1& All Day Saturday at Mann's Our Greatest Dollar Day Sale! Opens at 8 a. m. Closes at 8:30 p. m.. Make Your Dollars Do Double Duty Tomorrow! DcllaiJfey Your Dollar Will Buy More Piece Goods Tomorrow Money lalfys! ART DENIM 36 indies wide, in all col ors; regular price 39c. Dollar Day, 3 yards' for $1.00 36-INCH BURLAP in the good colors; regu lar price 29c. Dollar Day 4 yards for $1.00 DOLLAR DAY Boys' Wool Sport Hose with fancy tops, all col ors; $1.25 value. Dollar Day, pair $1.00 Marjorie Lisle Hose for girls, in black, white and cordovan; 59c values. Dollar Day, 2 pairs for ............ ....$1.00 Holeproof Wool lloso, just in; prced for this sale from $1.00 to $3 pair. WOOL CHALLIE 27 in. wide, good pat terns; $1,19 value. Dol lar Day, yd $1.00 1 DOTTED SWISS For Curtains 36 inches wide, new pat terns; regular price 39c. Dollar Day, 3 yards for $1.00 STRIPED CHEVIOT For' men's shirts; good colors and patterns; reg ular price 29c. Dollar Day, 4 yards for..$1.00 36-INCH SILKOLINE ' New Patterns For comforters; regular price 29c. Dollar Day, 4 yafds for..,.......:.$1.00 IN HOSIERY Women's Fine Lisle "Hose in black and col ors; regulaiv price 69c. Dollar Day, 2 pairs for $1.00 Women's Fancy Wool Hose in all colore; regu lar price $1.25. Dollar Day, pair... $1.00 Women's Silk Ilose in , all. colors; fine first grade. Dollar Day, pair $1.00 Lrt France- Silk Hose, the best made; all colors, pair $2.50 PONGEE SILK Best 12 mommie quality, 32 indies wide, $1.19 quality. Dollar Day, yard ...$1.00 DRAPERIES Silk gauze for the new drapes, in all colors; reg ular price $1,19. Dollar Day price, yd $1.00 OUTING FLANNEL 36 inches wide, in white and colored; good 29c quality. Dollar Day, 4 yards for ..............$1.00 UNBLEACHED SHEETING 72 inches wide, 60c val ue. Dollar Day, 2 yards for $1.00 ,D0LLAR DOLLAR DAY IN CORSETS Brassieres for women; regular price 35c. Dol lar Day, 4 for $1.00 Women's New Model Corsets; regular price $1.50. Dollar Dav price :$i.oo vCamisolcs made of silk poplin; regular price 89c. Dollar Dav, 2 for .'.$1.00 Rubber Aprons, good quality and colors; A-al-ues up to $1.39. Dollar Day, each ....$1.00 Women's Silk Umbrel las, nil colors; $6.00 val ues. Dollar Da v....$5.00 Camisoles made of white satin; values up to $1.50. .Dollar Day, ea....$1.00 . ' ' Dove Gowns made of Lingere cloth, all sizes; regular $1.25 values. Dolar Day, each..$1.00 ' DOLLAR DAY IN NOTIONS German town Yarn, 4 fold, all colore; regular price 35c. Dollar Dav, 3 skeins for......$....1.00 Cuticura Soap, 4 bars for , $1.00 Blue Rose and Colgate's , Compacts; regular $1.25 values. Dollar Dav, ea. ..$1.00 Bead Necklaces, new as sortment; regular price " $1.25. Dollar Day. each :.....:$1.00 Hair Bow Ribbons, all silk; 48c value. Dollar Dav, 3 yards for..$1.00 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY 1 ' Medford, Oregon OUTING FLANNEL ' 36-in., figured; in 'hitc, pink, blue and tan; 40c value. Dollar Day, 3 yds. for $1.00 WEARWELL PILLOW TUBING 42 in. wide, fine qual ity; regular price 40c. Dollar Day, 3 yards for $1.00 TURKISH TOWELS Large size, heavy weight; regular price 60c: Dollar Day, 2 for $1.00 HUCK TOWELS Good quality,'. sell regu lar at 20c.. Dollar Day, 6 for ............$1.00 ' M.F. C. GINGHAM 27 inches wide, new fall patterns; rogular price 32c. Dollar Day, 4 yds. for $1.00 DRESS PERCALE 36 inches wide for house dresses; regular price 29c. Dollar Day, 4 yds. for $1.00 s PILLOW CASES 42 and 45-inch "Daisy" pillow slips; sell regular at 39c. Dollar Day, 3 for si.oo UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 36 in. wide, good grade; sells regular at 20c. Dol lar Day, 6 yards for ; -$i.oo DOLLAR DAY IN UNDERWEAR Women's . Lightweight Union Suits; regular v price 75c. Dolar Day, 2 suits for $1.00 Women's Vests and Pants; regular price $1.25. Dollar Dav price 1... ..$1.00 Women's Richelieu Union Suits in fine lisle, pink and white; $1.25 value. Dollar Dav, sut :...$i.oo Silk Bloomers made of Italian silk; regular $4 values. Dollar Day, pair :v $3.00 Women's Slips, made of white satine; regular price $1.50! . Dollar Day, each ....$1.00 Kayser's Vests, all - 4. styles in pink and white, regular price 59c. Dol lar Day, 2 vests for $1.00 Outing Flannel Night-. , gowns for Women; good quality, all sizes; regular ;: price $1.35. Dollar Day ' each ....$1.00 DOLLAR DAY IN GLOVES Kayser's 2 -Button Chamoisette Gloves in tan, brown, grey, bea ver and black, all sizes; regular price $1.25. Dol lar Day, pair $1.00 Kayser's 2-Button Chamoisette Gloves in covert, beaver, grey and brown; regular price 69c. Dollar Day, 2 pairs for-.. 'a ; . ...$1.00 Lace andxNct Collars; regular price $1.25. Dol lar Day, each......$1.00 Women's Rainproof Umbrellas; reg. price $1.25. Dollar Dav, each - $1.00 DOLLS MadameHendren Talk ing Dolls that sold regu lar up'to' $3.50. Dollar Day, each .....$1.00 Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid DoIlarDauSimle Agents for Butterick Patterns
