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MEPFORD M3TL 1TRTBTTNT!, MP.DFORI), PRECOX, FRIDAY, SEP'FeMBER 4. 1025 o
ARE RETURNED
J KiKht true bills wore returned yes
'" terduy by the grand jury whon iu hob
Blon at Jacksonville, relative to offnn
bh in connection with the prohibition
and other state laws.
- Hill Bhannon, allim Short, was In-
dieted on three Ui.iikpb with bairBct
I ul approximately !ilinll, Jjijliu of which
was f asHuiilt with a dangerous
weapon with intent' to kill, I000 for
transportation of liquor and I'lUUU for
setting up and operatliiK a distillery.
Joe I'ulnAr, Indicted for sottlnS up
and operutlni; u distillery and keeping
a still in his possession, bull Umiu on
each churge.
I Oenny Shannon, at largo, settjng up
and operating a distillery and keeping
a still In his possession, $3000 bail on
each cuargo.
U. it. btonebreakor, Juck Duromlo
and H. C. Conway, possession or a
still and setting up and operating a
distillery. Hull set at $:!UUU each.
' Howard D. Doriuan. Cold Hill,
charged with ransacking a trunk at
the local 8. I', baggage office, was Ill
dieted with (Mil us bund. Later he
returned and pleaded guilty to t
churge. His sentence has boon seizor
Septembor 14.
I Willis A. SiMtt of Applegute, In-
dlctell for operating a motor vehicle,
while intoxicated, Li.fi I set at J 101 m.
The above prisoners will make their
plea September 14, and on their plea
of sot guilty will be held over to the
full term of circuit court.
Agnes Heado, 19, and Garland
Reude, 111, pleaded guilty to the
churgos of possessing and transport
ing liquor. They were fined $500 on
each charge. They were arrested
some time ago in connection with the
premature raid made on the Shaunon
ranch by Sheriff Jennings and Federal
Orflcer Cletus McCrcdlc.
P No non-true billf.wfro returned by
till) Jury at yesterday b session.
Killed By lied Spring.
I.OS ANCIl-JI.US A bed spring he
was adjusting fell on Churles Miller
and when help urrived he was 'dead.
His heud was thrust through one
eorner of the spring and the tuut
wire coils still mulntulned their
death erlp on Ills throat.
Window Cleaner Injured.
PORTLAND, Ore., Kept. 4 Don
Gtucs, a window cleaner, fell from a
.third story window ledgo In an offlco
building hero this afternoon, suffer
ing a broken arm and serious bruises.
$3,000,000 TIMBER
DEAL IS CLOSED
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 4. Sale of
timber holdings and railway owned
by A. 8. Kerry of Seattle, In the region
south of the Columbia river, north
westerly from Portland, to the Penin
sula Lumber company of Portland,
was completed yesterday. The deal
Involves about- $3,000,000. t
The timber transferred Is said to
anmunt to approximately one billion
feet 'of high quality fir and oilier
species, situated In Columbia. Clat
sop. Washington and Tillamook oun
lies. cIobc to the extensive huldlngs
of the Orogon-Amerlcnn Timber coiu-
"u".y- ..... . ,. ... r.,1.,,,,1,1,.
Trie railway, hiiuwh ,
and Nchalom line, extends southerly
from the coiumuia river i
tlon. 70 miles from Portland, 33 miles
southerly into the heavily timbered
area. ino lauwuj a ,;.,.,.... --
eludes nine locomotives, 04 freight and
logging cars aim i yuoocav. ........
Spanish Traniport la Safe.
MEL1LLA, Spunish Morocco. Sept.
P.I The Spanish transport
X- R u anfalv nt UnChor In
i EiBpailU 1U. U -
1,1.1c hafllnr
LHWIS'fON, Idaho, Sept.
gold rush was on today on Slate creek
near Grangevlllo, following the ani
nouncement here yesterday by (ieorcq
Thompson, an old time minor, thji
ho had discovered croppings of quarii
on a sldehlll in that vicinity. more
than 100 persons stakod claims to;
day within a radius of flvo miles of
Thompson's claim.
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MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
MANN'S
Opening Sale of Fall and Winter Merchandise at MANN'S
Now Is the Time to Supply Your Season's Needs While Stocks Are Complete
500 FALL AND WINTER COATS
The Most Complete Stock in Southern Oregon
$25.00 Sale of New Winter Coats $25.00
Saturday we will place on sale 50 brand new Winter Coats,
made of splendid materials, lined throughout, many of them
with good fur collar and cuffs, all cheap at t?CC fC
$29.50. Special for Saturday
COATS LAVISHLY FUR TRIMMED
ATTRACTIVE MODELS
MODERATELY PRICED
$39.50 lo $99.50
The cunt illustrated is typical of
an ulnindant selection. Varied
in style ; elaborate effects, mid
dressy models for cvery-day
wear. Fashioned of soft, rictb
wool pile fabrics, i'u colors tlmt
include lieatiiiful blues, . several
sliadt's of purple,' browns, mahog
any, and green in bottle and
lib'liler tones.1
New "Condc" Coats in sport
and dressy styles, made of the
finest materials in all the best
shades, for fall and winter
wear. This is the "aristo
crat" of all coats'. , Priced
I'roin $39.50 to $149.50.
$39.50 to $149.50
Children's Fall and Winter Coats
Our new "Printzcss" Coats
are marvels in style and col
ors; they are especially suit
able for women who are hard
to fit. You will be delighted
with (hem. Priced from
$39.50 to $129.50.
See the
Show at
Rialto.
Printzess- Fashion
the Cratcriau and '
500 FALL AND WINTER DRESSES
The Best Selection in Southern Oregon
$18.00 Sale of New Autumn Dresses $18.00
For Saturday we will place on sale 100 new Wool and Silk
Dresses, made of the latest materials in the newest shades for
fall and winter wear; every di'ess worth $35.00. 1 Q QQ ,
Saturday only, each
200 new Winter Coats for misses and chil
dren; made of all wool jnaterials, lined
throughout with fur. Very good values.
From $6.95 to $25.00 each.
$6.95 to $25
-1' . I
New "Anthony" Silk Dresses,
the best and most beau-.
tiful dresses made for after
noon and evening wear, priced
from $39.50 to $89.50 each.
Xew "Korreet" Dresses for
women. The conservative
styles come in both silk and"
wool. Priced from $18.00 to
$35.00.
The new September shipment
of "Irene Castle" Dresses now
on display wonderful crea
tions, moderatelv priced from
$49.50 to $69.50.
"Happy Home" Gingham
Dresses, cheap at $1.50, on
. $1.00
Saturday vr w
New crepe, Steifel print and
gingham Di-esses, all n e w
SS'I $1-95
Autumn Styles in Millinery Dept.
Smartness and distinction mark our new line
of "Fiske" and "Meadow Brook" Hats;
thev should be seen to be appreciated.
PriVod from $12.50 to $25.00 each.
New "Courier" Hats, $10 values $7.50 each
New "Marie et Annand" Hats. Special,
$10.00 each.
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY
;25 Children's Coats made of all-wool materials,
lined throughout, some, with fur collars; ages G
to-10 years. These coats sold for- djfi QC
liicrly for $10. - On sale Saturday, ea.pu,,c'
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY
Women's Knit Union
Vests, fine j A a 1 iNt y
with, bodice or built
up top, up to 50c
value 35
Women's "Rayon"
Silk Envelope Chem
ise in : many colors,
each $2.25
Miller vrap-h round
Corseis, in a fine
grade of brocaded
material.' Sold usu
ally at $1.W), for Sat
urday $1.59
The leading Corsets
are found here and
linns are complete
among Warners, Cos
sard, 0 a in e o, we
stvles for all women.
Women's Spurt. Hose
are shown here in all
colors and patterns,
silks and cottons; up
to $:i.-15 v a 1 u e s,
pair $1.19
Women's Kayser Silk
Hose with the slipper
heel, out sizes in
black and tan. Our
regular $2.15 quality,
pair $2.25
Chiffon Hose of fine
quality and iu all
colors. .Regular $2.50
value. Saturday,
pair $2.25
Women's Rayon Silk
Hose, all colors. Our
regular li!)c v a 1 u e.
Sat., pair 59
chool
We invite your inspection of our New Fall Stocks of Apparel
for Children it will pay you.
Children's Muslin and Knit.
Waists, all sizes, (i!)c value..
50c
Children's Slips iu a fine, strong grade
of muslin, $1.25 value. t"I ff
.Special p X iuu
Children's Crepe Mloomers in Of
all colors. Special, pair
Kicker Knick Bloomers for children,
made of a fine, beavv, durable grade of
$1.00-
Stamped Aprons for children, excellent ?
for school wear, in cute C
patterns. Special, each tO
Children's darters, Hickory 1 Q
brand, regular 25c value, pair
Kiddie Sock darters, 1 0
19e value, pair
Boys' Victory Hose with linen heel and
toe, black and brown, 50 C
Children's Fancy Top Socks, all colors,
manv patterns, 2!)c value, 1 Q
pair...
BLOOMERS
Children's saline Bloomers, reg
ular price (iOc, Saturday, pair
50c
DRESSES
Children's diughani Dresses, all sizes,
fast colors, up to $5.00 J0 ff
values, Saturday, each ipA.UU
Children's Chainoisette Cloves, washable,
durable and warm, in beaver, mode and
grey, 59c values, OQ
Saturday OVl
Children's new short stvlc Umbrellas in
$1.19
good shapes and colors.
$U!9 value
DRESSES
Children's Ciiiigliam Dresses, up to $3.00
values, Saturday, QQ
DRESSES
New Manuel Dresses for fall and winter
wear, all sizes, priced from $1.95 to
$6.95 each.
Children's Princess May Knit Union
Suits in all sizes, a genuine Qt
$1.09 value, for Saturday
Children's Union Suits, all sizes, a real
75c value. fC
Special out-
Children's School Handkcr
chiefs, 10c value, 12 for
$1.00
THE ELABORATE
AFTERNOON FROCKS SHOW
RICH PATTERNS AND FUR
TRIMMED FLARES
It is full on the nvenuc. The
smartly dressed women and
misses ore enjoying the crisp,
Autumn nil gowned in frocks of
rich silks or velvets, in brilliant
hues'.' The grnco of the sweeping
flare is . enhanced by wide, lux
urious furs.1
t Priced from $35 to $85
PIERETTE HATS
Just in; both small and
large shapes. ; Good as any
$8.50 Hat. Sat u r d a y,
$5.00 each.
Special Sale of Children's School
. ' Hats
Hundreds of new Hats for children; made of
both Felt and Velvet. Priced from $2.95 to
$6.00 each. . .
Knox Felt Sport Hats for women $11.50 to
$22.50 each.
EX TRA SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY
Women's s t a in p e d
tea aprons, made of
fine unbleached mus
lin, exceptional pat
tern 39
Colored Linen and
Batiste Handker
chiefs; plain and em
broidered, 35c grade,
each 25
00x80 wool and cot
ton mixed Blankets,
4 1-4 lbs., in large
block patterns, bine,
pink, tan, grey, lav
ender or yellow, $5.95
value. Sat $4.95
16-inch pure Linen
unbleached Crash
Toweling, 25c value,
yard 19
Ready-- made Ruffle
Curtains of Dotted
M a v q n i sette, 2 1-4
yards in length; sonic
with blue, pink or
gold dots, pair $2.39
36-inch figured Mar
quisette, dark or light
patterns, yard ....39
27-inch , dark striped
Shirtings in b 1 u c,
grey or brown, per
yard ...., 25
27-inch striped Wool
Flannel for , fall and
winter wear, $2.69
value, ' yard ....$2.19
40-inch all silk Faille
in many excellent
shades, fine- quality,, ;
$4.39 value. Saturday
yard $3.9a
Toilet Articles at Special Prices
Mciinou's Shaving Cream eliminates that after-shaving
smart and does not drv on the face , OCkf
35c tube, Saturday i AVI
f "THE STORE FOP EVERYBODY"
Toilet Articles at Sptcial Prices
f.. u.. 1.. ..
0 iwi otiiuruay
Almond lotion keeps the hands soft and white and
does nut leave them greasy, J5u value, 1 Qr
PHONE-486-487 medford.orecon . Lashlux means luxuriant lashes, 50c val. Special 39
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