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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
O MTCDFOTJT) MFJVFORD, (ft'TCfiO. WUTWY. ODTOnR 2. 102." MATL-Tfrrmrxr;, e - r RANCESEES NQ GOOD IN LATEST ntejH. a 12-year old girl as assaulted and then thrown out of the sjwetljDK niach: some distance fvyn the city. She was found In a helpl&s condition by motorists. O I The child was placed under the care of physicians, who described her con ditiuu as Berions. Police nndDsherltTs forces of all counties in this section joined in the hunt for the abductor. Bitte Titouqht Sr Today R SI'IHITI'AI. WKAI'OXJf. For tho weapons of our warfare are not car nal, bin? fhislily tlirimth Clud to the piillluj: down of strouuliulUs. It Cor. 10:4. - fl 1 u-ss I ' PARIS, Oc-t. 2. (A. P.) The first ' tangible effect here of the temporary debt settlement offer in Washington i was to send the dollar from, ; 21.10 1 francs at the openlnK of the bourse to 21.30 at 1 p. m. A pessimistic View of the events in Washington was manifest In official circles, where oplnlun prevails that the temporary arrangement for annual payment of ' forty million each year for tho next I five, years had served to complicate I te whole debt Nltuatlon. I V, It was felt that the course events had taken would make it extremely difficult for parliament to" accept tho provisional arrangement because of 1 the 'Uncertainty Involved and the lie- !llef that the termination of the five yfar period would find Krunce faced i with the same or perhaps inor serious V problems than she is meeting now. THE NAT TONIGHT v I : 'NEW YORK. O.t. 2. (A. P.) The French dcIt commission, which will ! noil for Paris tonluht on th Uncr Ui f France, arrived at 12:3(1 p. in. tuilny. .'Members of the coinmiKKlon, in i clutllnK l'inancn Minister l.'uillaux ex ' jiccted to devtile much of the after I noon to Right xoeinfe. 5'The finance, minister obtained nil available muriiing papers ut a city iehroute from Washinston anil after VTeadlnK their nccounts of yesterday's ' proceedings declared he found them fair and Impartial." r - J. A Secret Every voter In the city is invited and urged to he present at toniiihfs mass meeting at 7:30 o'clock which will be held in the small hall at the Natatorluin for tho purpose of dis cussing thn water bond and various other issues t,u be votcJ on at the special election in the city on Jo veniber 8. Various speakers will be present ,o e ....... .... ; " ' ," I have glorious hair, as millions of and to answer any uestion3 th'"! Wllm!11 ;,. lls , is ,1u, a ,,.,,, may be asked. It Is the hops M (,n the sihkc or on the street, the promoters of tho mass meeting i don't know how 1 Ret It. I only that a representative crowd will be' know' that it comes to ine through nresont. The meeting will bet'in nt.wnat iney can a rruiiy nnunippo. And sunny shampoo By Edna Wallace Hopper :30 o'clock. BY SEATTLE D, D. .' BBATTI.K. Oct. 2.: The flapper .era Is but a lest period from which a new order of women will arise, tho ;Uev. Chauncey J Hawkins, pastor of a large Seattle church, declared lust night in refutation of contentions of Armnnd T. Nichols, director of the Atlantic. City beauty pageant that the American beauty is not only dumb but ylcked. "Womanhood Is on trial today as never before," said Itev. Hawkins. ,!and I'm not worrying about the out come. It isn't externals, like the cut ,of a gill's hair, that determines her womanliness," Dr. Hawkins asserted. :i "Skirts that do not pick up germs aire a sign of progress." TILLAMOOK WINS STATE Very wonderful men perfected. It for me. but they never would ulve me they formula. They say that one in gredient gives that matchless glint, but they never would tell me what it is. Hut they make it for me to supply to you. just as they make it for me. It is the greatest shampoo in existence. 1 say that after trying scores of them, and searching the world fur the liest. I want you to try it, I want you to ho timlop tlmf If mlilu lit li n I 1 SALrTC.ri. .Ore., Oct.; 2. Tillamook j would not take a fortune for what it carried off first honors in cheese this;has done for mine. year at the state fair with MeloweHt! I cannot tell you the necrets of ltn a dose second. Comnetition Was i keen " w lxard-like results. I hey have never and the judges in the -scoring-"found Daily Report on the Crime Wave only a half point difference between the two well known Oregon brands. Ralph Sutton won first prize with his cheese entry from Tillamook with a score of 9iVj.' ' Heed Farmer of Marshflelrt won second prize with his cheese. been told to me. Hut those results I will amaze and delight you. Ask any I toilet counter for Kdna Wallace Hop per's Fruity Shampoo, ami you'll get I exactly what 1 use. The price is tiO cents. And your dealer will return your money if you think that any oth er shampoo comes wilhin a mile of this. For vour own Hiike. see whnt it sco re of 'JG on a oca. Mall the coupon for n sample bottle Hugh Harbor, Tillamook factories, ' and by lienuty Hook. wan third witit a score of 95. J In the butter division, A. La u her,, of Portland, won first honors with! a score of 95. F. Hettwer of' Mount Angel won second prize with! a score of A. A. Oswald of Carver, won third with a score ot Onnk With en For Trial Bottle Mail this today to Edna Wallace Hopper, 536 Lake Shore Drive. Chicago. Enclose 10c for postage and packing. I want to try Fruity Shampoo. 18 ; POUT WASHINGTON. Wis., Oct. 2. ; Dragged into an automobile as she y walked along tho streets here last Our Bit uimA1" YOUR. SERVICE SU06N : c.tft JUST 00 I I 7- air. WE PO . OUR tUbTW(vciB Courtesy is delivered with ; each order large or small. You will like our coal and ;our fair way of doing : business. PHONE 239 MEDFORD ' me Answer to the Burning Question Woolwortli Conmanv ,1 The advantagfesV i Ulonoclass Cabin Service On clsssa t propor tionately lower rates, com bined with the famous Cana dian PaciBc standards of comfort, speed and semce that is the Monoclas rb-.n Plan. Twe magniheent "Monocloss" steamships at test to the poP"liiri,y ' nthod of travel to Europe. lyritt or tall wt r" ntiutt L .Knil lor conH' ' mutM aim uttrjtmrt CanddltmPacific STOP! LOOK! and LISTEN! F.W. 5c-I0c-15c Store Offers Spec jal Sale Values (items we lose money on) each morning at 9 o'clock during October. , Watch Our Window Each Day ... j ......... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 Special Japanese Tassel Baskets, ea. 15c Peanut Brittle, pound 15c Sanoline Mats, 18x36 Inches, each 15c VONDAY, OCTOBER 5 Lusted Cups and. Saucers, each piece 15c TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 Decorated Salad Bowls, each 15c WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 7 Baby Crib Blankets, 28x40 In., each. .15c THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8 3-Qt. Aluminum Sauce Pans, panel, ea. 15c FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 Cut Glass Optic Goblets, each 15c SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 Ladies' Rayon Silk Hose, each hose....15c Woven Rag Rugs, 18x36 Inches, each ,..v 15c - These are but a few of the money-saving values we will offer on these days. Remember, every day this month sale, begins at 9:00 A. M. F. W. Woolwortli Company 5-1GM5C Store CALIFORNIA Buy Roundtrip . Tickets . r ' save funds for pleasure O usf r.o Join your friends (hoard Shasta rout trains to the SouthlatW. a 4 Popular Trains gvery day New Comfort Features at no eirra fata . Club car, with barber, taint, shower bath, on thejghaita. Observation ears on Shasta, Southern California Express (furnUhlng direct se Ice to Los Arables), and OregonUn. Get further particulars atfeit this attrac tive trava service. Ask tgent SoxitteraPaxiftcLirio Ij Montgomery, Local Fassengcrgent, 1 ' .' m n Phone 34, Mei9ord Starting Saturday, it will be possible for the first time in Medford or South ern Oregon to buy MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHES ON THE DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN To enable everyone to purchase clo.thjps of the better sort cn a weekly payment basis we have inaugurated, this method of s r " Buying Clothes on Credit Wear Them While You Pay The big business of the world today i based on substantial credit obligations.. Homes are being purchased every day. on credit; hojmes are being completely furnished on credit; autos, pianos and numerous other items are being purchased on credit. NOW CLOTHING ON THE DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN IS A REALITY AT RUSSELL'S IN MEDFORD You pay no more than our regular low cash prices always have been and you receive, the same good service we have always maintained. If you find it more convenient to, pur chase your clothes on this plan you may, without incurring greater obligations than you are able to comfortably take care of each week. Season'sSmarteslStylesin Women's Coats &Dresses Our wonderful display of 1 lie season's smartest creations lias lieen placed at your disposal on this deferred payment plan. As you know our ri'ady-.-. to-weai"; stocks are always low priced, you can readily .see how easy it is now to purchase, the tfiu' .nient voir have heen wantinj? and were 'unabje to spare the' entire payment at one time. $25 Garments -$ 5 Down Pay $2.00 per week for ten weeks. $35 Garments $8 Down Pay balance, at $3.00 per week. $45 Garments$9 Down 4 Pay balance at $3.50 per week.' ' -' ' $60 Garments $ 1 2 Ppwn Pay balance at $5.00 per week. , . , And all other garments above this price may he purchased at. one-fifth down and the balance may be paid in. ten weekly payments.' Men's 100; Kirschbaum & Cortly Suits on Deferred Payment Plan Suits and overcoats from our well-selected stocks of .100 virj-in all-wool garments will give you more wear an'd, more pleasure in' wearing, because "virgin wools" do stand up better and always look better than clothes of processed woolens. ' Pay while you wear them on this easy '; ' weekly payment plan now.' $25 Garments $5 Down Pay $2.00 per week for ten weeks, i $30 Garments $6 Down . Pay balance at $2.50 per week. $35 Garments $7 Down Pay balance at $3.C0 per week, i $40 Garments $8 Down-. o - ' Pay balance at $3.00 per Week. ."" ( $45 Garments $9 Dowrf Payalance at 43.50 per week. , ' i ; ' V V OPEN YOUR 1 ACCOUNT. THIS SATURDAY o ; 9 . i
