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MT?DFORR' MATTJ TRTBTOfB. MEPFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. "1924
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1 'SAIjEM, Ore, Feb. 6. The election
o!t Ihreo city commissioners ot Oregon
City on December 18 lout was legal,
thft supreme court held today In the
case of the state, by tho district attor
ney of Clackamas county on relation
of William H. Sloan, plaintiff, against
"William Andresen, C. H. Caufield and
Frank H. Cross. The three latter were
elected city commissioners under a
new commission form of povernment
established by the election. The
friendly -proceeding was instituted in
the supreme court to determine tho
legality of the election. The opinion
was written by Chief Justice Mcllride.
' Other opinions handed down today
were:
Emma Harrison, appellant, vs. F.
Ji. . Beals: nppeul from Tillamook
county; suit to collect on promissory
note; opinion by Justice liurnett;
Judge Ueorge It. Bagley, reversed and
case remanded.
Leonle .D. Schmltt vs. Jackson
County Creamery, et al, appellant, ap
f&ai from .Jackson county; suit, in
volving accounting: appeal dismissed
in opinion by the court.
The suit of Leonle D: Schmltt
against the Jackson County Creamery
was for the recovery of ll&OO in stock
and ttn accounting- of the undivided
profits of the creamery. The conten
tions ot the plaintiff were upheld in
the lower court, nnd an appeal taken
to ,the Bupreme court by the defen
dants with the above adverse result.
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10 BE PATIENT
MANILA, Feb. 6. (Hy tho Asso
ciated Ires) Addressing the annual
convention of the Philippine Veto
rani association here yesterday Gov
ernor General I,eonnrd Wood asserted
that he sympathized with the Ideals
and aspirations of the veterans for in
dependence. Ho urged his hearers to
keep on building up the resources of
the Philippines, In preparation for In
, dependence.
' "The work of tho United Stntes in
the Philippines Is one Involving ninny
years," ho said, "distrust men who
urge you to hnto the United Stntos.
Have fnlth in tho American people.
Wo aro working to help you. There
are differences of opinion among the
politicians but they ulso can be over
come." f'Emlllo. Aguinnldo, former revolu
tionary leader und prosldunt of the
.short llvod Philippine republic was
re-elected president of the associa
tion. '
MANY DEATHS IN IIMZZAUD
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reported by radio that Its fires were
out and the water supply oxlinuxtod
and Its passBtigois In dungor from the
cold. '.
.', Building Blown Down
The snow and sleet at Wooster, Ark.,
nnd Bvansvlllo, Ind were accompa
nied by t Kale which asBinned tho pro
portions of a tornado. Buildings were
wrecked and property dmnagod with
losses of thousands of dollars. Monger
reports said there were no casualties.
City and suburban street cars thru
out Wisconsin nnd Minnesota nnd in
Chicago and vicinity wore stalled and
delayed by Bleet and Ice last night
and early today.
Taxi cab companies refused to ac
cept calls because their cabs wore be
ing shut In In drifts.
, Iobs to wire communication In the
vicinity bt Milwaukee was estimated
at I $1,0004)00 nnd slmllnr conditions
wore reported to be present In the
northwest nnd the lake region.
' Stock Kicliango to Chute.
, NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Tho New
York stock exchange will he closed
at 12:80 tomorrow ns a token of re
spect for the late Woodrow Wilson.
The New York cotton exchnngo will
close at noon and other commodity
houses will cease their usual activities.-,1
;W Knights Templar Conclnvo
isH Aiuiiu Lomimnaery meeui
in stated conclave, Masonio
hall. Ashland, Wednesday
Avpninir. I.Vh. fl.- Vfttlttnna
and renorts. In addition to
routine business. Open In full long
.form Supper at 6:45 o'clock. Ho
jourplng and visiting; Sir KnlKhts are
courteously Invited.
, F. H. JOHNSON, E. C.
tS?0 AV H. DAY. Iterordor.
: VARICOSE YEINS
ARE QUICKLY REDUCED
'" No senslblo person will continue to
suffer from dangerous swollen veins
or bunches when tho new, powerful.
yt harmless germicide called Kmer-
' old OH can readily be obtained at
Heath's Drug Store nnd West Side
pharmacy or any well stocked drug
' store. ,i .
' Ask for o two-ounce original bottle
of Emerald Oil (full strength) and re
' fuse substitutes. Use as directed and
In a fw days Improvement will be
noticed, thon continue until the swol
n veins are roduced to normal. It
Is guaranteed and Is so powerful that
t also reduces enlarged glands, goi
rei and ' wens, Adv.
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MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
Mann's Annual Clean Sweep Sale
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Opens Wednesday Morning
February 6 at 8:30 Sharp
We have just finished our annual inventory and find that our stock of
merchandise is too heavy, -v We are determined to reduce it at once.
In order to do this we have cut the prices to the QUICK on many
lines tnat we are anxious to get rid of.
Our Loss Is Your Gain!It Will Pay You to Attend This Sale!
WINTER COATS
Just 9 left in this lot, including 2
Plush Coats. Most of them with
big fur .collars. Sold up to $45.00.
A Clean Sweep Sale, $ 1 0 00
each
WOOL SKIRTS
An odd lot; sold regularly up to
iire.cch,eansweef. ,$2-oo
BREAKFAST COATS
Made of fine Corduroy. Sold
regularly up to $7.00. Clean
e?chpS&le: ....... $5.oo
SPRING COATS
Just 4 in this lot, carried over
from last year. Sold at regu
lar prices up to $30.00. Clean
facehPSale' $5.00
DRESS SALE
25 Wool and Silk Dresses; all
this season's styles; good col
ors. Sold regularly up to
BATH ROBES
Women's heavy Bath Robes.
Sold up to $6.00. Clean Sweep
a? M5
Women's extra fine Bath
Robes; sold regularly up to
$18.00 Clean $5,95
Ibweep bale, ea
DRESS SALE
15 beautiful new. Dresses. All
good styles. and colors. Sold:
regularly up to $45.00. Clean
Sweep Sale, $19,95
FLANNELETTE KIMONAS
All good styles and colors; sold
regularly at $6.00. Clean
Sweep Sale, $3.00
each
SILK KIMONAS
Sold regularly up to $25.00. All
good styles. Clean $10.00
Sweep Sale, each
DRESS SALE
10 exclusive new Dresses; made
of the finest Silk and Wool mate
rials. Sold regularly -.up ?to
$50.00. Clean Sweep $25.00
Sale, each
CLEAN SWEEP ON TOILET ARTICLES
Rosewater a n d
Glycerine. Very
special 10$
Cucumber Soap.
Special, bar ....9$
3 bars for 25$
Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs,
29c values. This
sale, each .... 15$
Dress Snaps, good
quality, 3 cards
for 5$
Cutex Manicure
Sets. Reg. price
$1.25. Special
$1.00
Pepsodent Tooth
Paste, 50c value.
Special 39$
Hair Bow Rib
bons, G9! values.
This sale 3 yards
for $1.00
Buttons, good
quality. 3 cards
for s:.;. 5$
Coty's Face Pow
der, $1.25 value.
Special 98$
Lovori's. Very
special 23$
Lawn Stationery,
. good 30c value,
now, box 20$
Val Lace and In
sertions. Real 5c
values.
3 yards for 5$
BROOMS
Start the Clean
Sweep Sale right by
buying one of these
$1 Brooms 0Qf
for JyJlj
One to a Customer
CLEAN SWEEP SALE OF GLOVES
Kaysers Silk Gloves
Chamoisette Gloves -
In grey, black and white. Sold
regular Tip to $2.00. Clean
Sweep Sale, pair 59$
Kid Gloves .
in a broken line of sizes and
. colors, $3.00 values. Clean
- Sweep Sale, pair $1-00
Embroidery and Crochet
Threads
2 Skeins for 5$
Brilliant Bracelets
Assorted colors, $1.25 value.
Special ; $1.00
In small sizes only. Good
colors. $2.00 values. This
sale, pair ...59$
Premier Knitting Yarn
In all colors, 50c values.
Clean Sweep Sale, ball..40$ :
Silk and Wool Yarn
In the newest shades, G5c
value. Now, ball ;...........55$ '?
Crochet Thread , and Pearl :
Cottons. Special, ball 9$
CLEAN SWEEP IN DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Linen Crash
Unbleached, 25c value.
Now, yard 17$
Table Damask
70 inches wide, all linen.
Sold at $2.20. This sale,
yard $1.9S
Blankets
6G.80 size, Cotton, and
"Wool. Regular price,
$G.00. This sale, pair,
$4.35
English "Wool Blankets,
$4.00 values. Now, each
$2.85
Pequot Sheeting
81x99 size, $2.40 value,
now, each $1.98
Table Damask
G4 inches wide, 90c val
ue, now, yard 79$
Utica Sheets
72x90 size. Regular
price, $1.70. This sale,
each $1.59
Pillow Tubing
"Wcarwcll Brand, 45
uu'hes wide. Regular
price, 42c. This sale,
yard 38$
White Daisy Cloth
3(! inc, 40c value. Now
yard 35$
Seamed Sheets
72x90. Regular price,
$1.20. Now, each ..95$
Fancy Towel Sets
Regular price $1.25, now
set 98$
Bleached Muslin
36 inch fine quality, 30c
value, now, yard ....25$
Outing Flannel
27 and 36 inch, up to 29c
values. Clean Sweep
Sale, yard 19$
Wearwell Sheeting
SI inch. Regular price,
70c. Now, yard 57$
Turkish Towels
Large size, 70c values,
now, each .:............50$
CLEAN SWEEP IN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
. Wool Dress Goods
3G to 54 inches wide, in poplins, serges,
tricotines and flannel. All going in this
Big Sale, yard ..: 98$
WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY
27 Inch Wool Challie
All good patterns. 'Sold regular at
$1.25. Now, yard 98$
27 Inch Wool Flannel
Good colors and Patterns, $1.25 value,'
now, yard ; (J9c
1
Children's Dresses up to $3.98
values. ; . ?
Play Suits up to $1 J5D values.
Women's Kimonas,.up to $3.00
values.
Women's Middies, up to $2.75
values.
Petticoats up to $2.50 values.
Clean Sweep sale
00
EACH
Women's Holeproof Hose, in silk and
wool, in black nijd brown, $2.50 values,
now "....... ,. $1.69
MANN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
The Store for Everybody
Medford, Oregon
Women's Wool Hose
With clock, all colors, $1.50
values, Now, pair $1.00
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid
Agents for Butterick Patterns
HOSIERY
Children's Cotton 'Hosiery in
black and white, 35c values,
pair- 29$
Children's Wool Sport Sox, 98c
values. Clean Sweep Sale, pair
50$
'. ' '''.
Children's Fancy Wool Socks.
Clean Sweep Sale, pair 89$
Women's Pure Silk Hose, in
black and colors. Out size lisle,
$2.50 values, now pair $1.69
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