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SIEBFORB MSTC TRYSTS WTOFOftP, BttEffflK. FRTTUT -DEcESfBEK 88.'l9"
01 DELEGATION
TO VOTE SOLID
FOR PRESIDENT
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
MANN'S
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' COIjUMBUS, Ohio. Doo. 28. Prcsl
dent Coolldtto wns entloiwcl for tho
IiruHiclontiul noinlniiUon ut Iho Cleve
land convention ni-xt Juno liy the
Ohio repuulidin Btoto conlrul com
mittee meetliiK hero toilny. 1'nrty
leaUnra say thiB iirohalily mn that
the Ohio deleitatlnn voto will be cast
solidly for CooIIiIko.
' WASHINGTON, pe. 2S. Hiram
Johnson Intnnds to content with Presi
dent Coollduo for southern dolPitutra
at the Cleveland convention. Ho an
nounced today he would enter tho
Alabama primary.
riERRB. 8. D., Dec. 28 A petition
proposinK lllrain Johnson as candi
date for president In tho Independent
column of the republican primary
balloting 'In South Dakota was filed
with the secretary of slate today,
nlonit with the acceptance of tho pro
posal by' tho California senator. This
with tho formal acceptance by Presi
dent Coolidxe as majority republican
candldnto is declared by party leaders
as the final clinching of the party pri
mary election fltfht In South Dakota.
5 posWlIs
IN ROBBING PLOT
I,OS ANOKI.KS, Dec. 28. Tho nr
rest of five men. all temporary post
ofOco clerks here early, this 1110111I11K
has revealed n ulitantic anil well or
ganized plot for the systematic loot
ing of Christinas malls In bos AnBo
Iub, according to postal Inspectors and
deputy sheriffs who mado tho arrests.
Tho officers first took Into custody
Irving Kasher, and It b1s through
disclosures made by hlmThnt led to
the arrest of the other four, t'oote
Kemp, Ilobert (lllninro, Waller Hru
ehn and Charles Uish. Their ages
range from 111 to .10 years.
Tho officers refusi'd to divulge the
amount of loot secured by tho men
and it was learned that tho amount
would run Into thousands of dollars.
U A K I I I A I A i I i A I A IV l I . I. A I I . m
pVTHAGKl) BY SHIP 1MIOUKAM
(Continued From Page One)
people, more than any other nation,
know to be uttorlv wrong.
t"Tho cnrrylng out of this Idea will
glvo rise, to a misunderstanding ot
Amoricu's real motives In the Philip
pines, for If It Im true as we Filipinos
believe, that her motives are purely
altruistic and that sho is In our coun
try solely for tho benefit of tho Fili
pino people, the government of the
United States should not compel the
people of the Philippines to help sub
skllro her merchant murine.
'Moreover. American commerce In
tho Philippines would be ruined be
yond repair for American goods will
then have to pay extra overhead ex
penses which wlil prevent them from
compotlng successfully with the goods
imported from other countries. The
people of the Philippines lire Indeed
surprised that the United States
should find It necessary to need this
monopoly In order to establish her su
premacy In tho carrying trade on the
Pacir'e, for we iii'd convinced that
American genius and driving force
ro enough to cope with the best that
the world can offer In the line of
legltlmnte and open competition."
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SEASON'S CHOICEST COAT MODES
JANUARY PRICED
"January Priced " is just another term for end of season
clearance, vhen stocks must he reduced to the minimum re
gardless of price sacrifices. This selling is extraordinary for
the wide' range of styles it offers, at greatly lowered prices.
50 New Sport and Dressy Coats, made of all wool materials,
some' with big fur collars. Sold all season at fc1 g CQ
$25.00. Saturday, each V
25 Beautiful New Coats, lined throughout in sport and
dressy styles, some with good fur collars, all (1Q Qg
good colors, up to 35.00 values, on sale Sat., ea.
$15.00 Coats, now $30.00
$00.00 Coats, now $40.00
$05.00 Coats, now $43.65
$75.00 Coats, now . $50.00
$S5.00 Coats, now $56.65
$100.00 Coats, now $66-65
FASHIONS FAVORED SKIRTS AT
SPECIALLY LOW PRICES
It's economy to purchase skirts in the Jan
uary Sale, for at this period of the year priflp
lowness takes preference over desirability.
Dressy and Sports models are. generously
represented each one is a value as out- of
the ordinary as the attractiveness of the skirts
on sale.
Women's Skirts, plaited styles, made of all wool crepes, sold
regularly up to $12.00; Saturday, each : $5-00
Women's Skirts that sold up to $15.00, going in this big sale
at 1 $9-95
10 off on Comfy Slippers.
10 off on Children's Koveralls
20 off on Madame Kendren Dolls
All Toys at One-Half Price
OPPORTUNE SELLING OF
SWEATERS
A most outstanding value even in
the midst of a month of unusual vat-ue-giving,
for these sweaters are just
what you want now and which will
answer the call for comfort and at
tractiveness many a time in the ear
ly spring.
25 Brushed Wool Sweaters, all this season's styles,
sold at $7.00; on sale Saturday, each $5-00
20 off; on all other Sweaters.
HOUSE DRESS SALE
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20 Off On All "Korrect,"
Anthony and Betty Wales
Dresses.
SUITS
: Unusually Low Priced
The style picture is typical of
the smartness of the many oth
ers included while prices repre
sent the good value which make
this sale worth while.
6 Women's Suits that sold up to
$25.00, going in this sale at, each
$5.00
$.10.00 Suits, now $20.00
$00.00 Suits, now $40-00
MILLINERY CLEARANCE
EVERY HAT MUST GO
FASHIONABLE DRESSES IN A GREAT
UNDERSELLING
This selling is a fashion occasion as "well as a sales-event.
Every mode, and there are many, which is at its zenith of
popularity while the price is down to bed-rock, in order to
regulate stocks. . '
Group One Consisting of this season's newest and best
styles, made of-good silks. Sold all season fcl.d-Q5
up to $25.00, on sale Saturday, at each r '
Group Two About 25 dresses in this lot,' made of beautiful
silks, made in the very latest styles, good colors, $22 00
sold all season up. to $35.00; Saturday, each v vr
Group Three Wool Dresses in a great variety of styles and
colors, in plain and fancy, sold at $25.00; Sat- M 5.95
nwlni' no ill
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TYPICAL JANUARY VALUES IN
THE BLOUSE SALE
This special group is singled out from many
equally attractive types for, particular men
tion. The new, novel and practical is gen
erously presented in a style range that is most
gratifying for ah end of season clearance.
White Wash Waists, $3.00 values, now ........$2.45
Women's $5.00 Silk Blouses, now .........$4.00
Women's $6.00 Silk Blouses, now $4.80
Women's $7.50 Silk Blouses, now $6.00
Women's $10.00 Silk Blouses, now ...$8-00
Women $12.50 Silk Blouses, now $10-00
$4.00 Silk Bloomers. $1.95
$7.00 Silk Bloomers, $4-95
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$4.00 Silk Petticoats, $2.25
$5.00 Silk Petticoats, $3.95
20 off on all other Silk Petticoats. . ' '
Women's Sport Hats, all this season's styles, sold
regularly up to $S.95, on sale Saturday, fc J
each -
Women's Trimmed Hats,' all new t?Q QC
styles, values up to $13.50, on sale Sat.''"'''
Women's Trimmed Hats, sold regular it "7 QC
up to $16.50; this big sale ?. f
Women's Trimmed Hats, sold regular flfQ QC
up to $22.50; this big sale
FINE VALUES FOR THE
YOUNGER GENERA TION
A sale of nice, warm coats at the
coldest time of the year should bring
mothers here bright and early tomor
row morning. They are made of
strong, warm materials, lined and in
terlined, well fashioned. The major-
' ity arc with fur collars and cuffs.
Children's $6.00 Winter Coats, now ;$4.80
Children's $8.00 Winter Coats, now
Children's $10.00 Winter Coats, now......
Children's $15.00 Winter Coats, now .......
...$6.40
...$8-00
$12.00
Women's Gingham and Percale House Dresses, $2.50
values, Saturday, each $1.50
Women's Jap Crepe Street and House Dresses, $3.50
values, Saturday, $1.95
- 20 off on all Fur Chockers
10 off on all Bath Robes
10) off on all Kimonas
20 off on Children's Dresses
NO GOODS SENT ON APPROVAL NO EXCHANGES A SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS
Mann's Department Store
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Med ford, Oregon
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