Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 22, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto O o o G O o O 1 o . O "102." ' fEDFORT) onVTTi ' TRTnuyfl, rEDPOKP, BTinoy, TTTUftKTUY; OCTOBER 22, PAGE SEVEN F.: W: Wodlworlhj Co. 5-10: 15c Store OCTOBER ECONOMY SALE , Only 7 Days More :. - Items on Sale Saturday, October 24, 9 a. m. .fn)iinpsu '(usst'l liasltels, each pU'co..' :. 4. ...... ;...:: 15 jVurlile liltiu Disli I'iiliK, ci-iiuiirt. each 15((t California" liHtf' IJfrsy' lO-oss. package, each .......;.10 Double Roasters, !).14 inches, each piece... 15 Items on Sale Saturday, October 31, 9 a. m Wiito Kuamel Dish J'ans, S-quart, each....; 15$ White EiiAniel .Sauce Pans, 3-qmu-t, each.. Wliiie Enamel Mixing Howls, 3-(iiart, each : All next week we arc offering a full line of Triple White Eiianiehviire, meluilinj; cups, sauce pans, mixiiij uiul pudding pans, different sizes,- at each . !.... 15? ....15 Coated ; howls ..:15 F. W: Woolworth Co. 5-10-15c Store TRAVEL IfiCREASeS Quitsas Manager, of Merchant Fleet .... j IRE THAN PACIFIC Tho Ashluiid-Kliunath Falls high wiiy Ik HhowlnK n healthy Increase In traffic.' thiH nniuuntlnf? to H7 over hint yi'ar, with H17 cum using; that roml, figures ohtaineil in a chock tnkon Sunday by tho highway depart ment show. Oregon cars were grcat- j ly In exceHH of the other, there being 141)0 Oregon cars und OS from other 1 Tho count on tho Pacific highway a iinlle Koulh of Mcdford showed a total 'of 2864 machine. This was chiefly i local, with 23G4 cars having Oregon licensed and 446 being from other status. There were 21 light trucks. 8 I heavy trucks, 16 motorcycles and one iiorse-imi wn vi'innr, Another point on the Pacific high way whore through travel Is checked is south of tho junction of that high way and the A.shland-KIamath Falls road. There were 1138 cars counted there, of which number 41 wero Ore gon,' 431 other KtutoH, 10 light trucks, heavy trucks, 3 motorcycles and 4 horse-druwn vehicles. This was an increase In the total of 234 machines. Kcdwood highway trafflcr is in creasing at a faster rate than on the Paciflo out of Grants Pass, the count taken Sunday shows. On Sunday 1 00G machines passed tho intersec tion with the Pacific highway, this being a gain of nearly 200 over the same day last year when hii cars were counted. . The Pacific highway south of the Intersection showed a travel of 1357 vehicles, or only 302 more than tho Redwood. Of the cars- using the Redwood highway, 8f4 had Oregon licenses, showing evidently that this was most ly local traffic. Other states num bered 71, light trucks 54, heavy trucks 1 0. motorcycles 5 and - horse-drawn vehicles 11.- The Pacific highway south of the junction had 1000 Oregon cars. 295 from other states, 30 light trucks, 10 heavy trucks, four motorcycles and three horse-drawn vehicles. This made a tolnl of 1357 machines, or . rutt, Flapjacks, syrupand coffee there s a man's " meal that says, "Good morning ! Good cheer! Good s nourishment!" in every mouthful! ' - . r Nothing satisfies the "inner man" these crispy mornings like aplate of nufrbrowmcaly Flapjacks. And there's nothing-" -ij. easier to make or more economicil to servej 5 t . -i Albers stands for Better Breakfasts Dance St. Mark's Guild Hall Oakdale Street, Medford FRIDAY October 23 ' Benefit Altar Guild Admission 50c '.-( ...! ,!' u: i " :.?. r , USED CARS Bought for Cash Sold on Terms 1 One Rickenbacker Sedan Three Hudson Coaches ' One Chevrolet Sedan 1 ... One. Chandler Coupe j Two Cleveland Coupes : One Essex "4". Coach ; One Chevrolet Touring ; : One Star Sedari . One Peerless Touring ; , All in A-l Condition I Exchange yoyr old car for a good : Closed Car ' 1 J--'' i STOUPS GARAGE 30 N. Holly " Phone 365-R o More complications have been injected "into U. S. shipping hoard tangle by resignation of Hutchinson L. .Coe, retired naval officer, as vice president and 'genertt manager of Emer gency .fc'lecl Cop. In quitting, lie told board lie could not' serve any organization defying wishes of President o U. S.. ij RE WAIN IS- 62 YEAR PLAN TO BE NEXT OFFER BY FRANCES PROBLEM IN DEPT. WASHIXOTON, Oct. 1!2. (A. P.) Tho probloin of olitiilnliig settlyrs fur sovernment roclamatlon projoets wim ilnelnrnd by Seciotary Worn in leviow- liiK his iloiuutmcnt lor ivii to uo tuo most difficult of all reclamation oiou loins. llo iioinled out that the con sensus of opinion is that construction of new work should be deferred uutil this question Is solved. "Tho essenlial part of the federal rnclmiiiition policy of tho future," said Mr. Work. "iR a program of land set tlement and farm development. l:n loss settlors can be attracted to tho projects and are able to remain on them thero is no reason for bulldliv? them, and tho government wm m,t uo reimhuiscd for their costs. . The kov nrnment constructs IrrlRatlon proj ects, but it cannot diaft settlers. 'One solution of tho settlement problem is co-operation between tho federal government and tho stntos in wblch tho projects are locatod, tho states to assume the responsibility of settlement. "Any new settlement must be based on tho selection of settlers who have had experience in fnrnilni; and who havo sufficient capital to underwrite advances made by tho 'Kovernment. Financial aid to settlers at a low rato of intorcst for clearing tho land, Im- nrnvemntitH Tor the farms and Dllr- Ichaso of necessary equipment is also paramount to buccoss. Until theso ' problems of land settlement and fnrm development of tho old projects can be solved, the consensus of opinion is that the construction of now works should bo deferred." , PARIS. Oct. 22. (A. P.) Belief that a new plan which Klnance Min- fjaln of 45 over tho same day hiat Istcr Caillaux jirqposcs to submit to year. The Pacific highway north of the Junction showed an increase of only 37 over last year with a total Sunday Crane anil Co., of Chlcngo, havo adopted a novel Idea of advertising their plumbing and beating materials. he way of a unique exhibit, nrtls- tlcally arranged on a truck that Is avellng across the country. . This exhibit will be in .Medford tomorrow and will show the latest developments In plumbing and heating equipment for homeowners and storage water heaters and water systems for subur ban homes. Tbeso systems can be supplied by the local dealers. . of 2159. Of these 1S95 were Oregon, 340 other states, 82 light trucks, 25 heavy trucks, 'glxinotorcyolcs and 11 hoi-scdrawn vehicles. ' ' : ! IS - ALLOWED TO GO LIQUOR th Amertrnn rieht nummiHstnon would involve larger annual payments thnn ' Tjirpe cotton rags wanted at Mall previous French .proposals was gen- Trlimnw offlr. - ' ' " oral in political "circles today. ' ' -?J 1 iJ! On tho other hand it is known that M. Caillaux feels that even the tem porary arrunpement offered hy Kec retary Mellon would be better thun any plan involving hiKher puyiuenlH unless, such a plan curried hoiiio sort Gas on Stomach Won't Let You Sleep Clas pressing on heart and other 6r- of insurance against thu crippling of gans sometimes causes a restless, French financial resnurces, I nervous feeling and prevents sleep. In view of the fact that many mom- Adlei lka helps any caso gas on tho I ben of the French parliament are vgl- stomach, unless duo to . deep-seated i orously opposed 'to tho temporary ar- causes. The QUICK action will sur- rangoments which M. Caillaux prise you Because Adlerlka Is such brought homo from Washington, this an excellent intestinal evacuant It is 1 arranirement will out be submitted to wonderful for constipation it often parliament. Instead, thero will .lie a works" In, one hour and never gripes.! new proposal which la expected to bo Heath's Drug Store. adv. a definite -refunding measure cover ing 62. years. A -: 1 . ' ' ' -I This proposal will be forwarded I shortly, probably 'soon after the re opening of tho chamber of deputies next Thursday. i Although at the recent radical con SAX FUANCISCO, Oct.. 22. (A. P.) The mntorship Quitchowan, " be lieved to have been : loaded to her Bi-oss in Nice, there was sonio demand BCtipper tops witli.wnat is now known that France would undertake to pay as "real" Scotch, sailed right Into San no more on her war debts than she re Kranelsco harbor today, turned around ccived in Oormnn reparations, the be and sailed right out again, and ail net prevails that M. Callluux will not under escort of the coast guard. i consider this when he next nppruuoh Tlio rum chaser No. 255, bobbing eH Washington und also that- ho1- will around in i tho roadstead off the not attempt io couple up war dept Uoldon Gate, sighted tho Quitchowan payments with rhe reparation!, at dawn. She had been long sought ,.. . ." as a rum runner. .' 1 lie rtllo chaser took her in as a prize and put all ot her crew under arrest. Once in the port the skipper of the Quitchowan asserted himself. ' He talked hard and fast. He snld that he had been taken outside the 12-mllo limit and he proved It. Tlinro was nothlM for the 2-"5 to do but escort the Quitchowan back to sea again, which tho little chaser did gal lanllv to, the accompaniment -of a rollicking drinking chantey froijvtho, hurricane deck of the late prize--. GERMANY DELAYS' LOCARNO ACTION 2 IN SOVIET LONDON, Oct. 22. (A, I1,) Walter Hunnirmton. leader of the notional un employed workers' committee move ment, and Robert Page A r not, secio tary of the lahor research department 8ifierod inadvisable for the cnbUtet to of tho conmuinist party. Were arrested I roni0 out wtth n pOHlUvo endorHement In raids today on the communist head- whUc nf!?otiatlons still are Koinw on i i iimu, 'ihiii .iLHTTio ,M..v,ur, n nitomnt to win over the naiiou- . I;KIIIJN, 23. The ftcrninn eabhift under the clmlrmtinHhlp of President Von Jllndenburif today con cluded Mh deliberations on the report of the German delegates lo thu Lo carno security conference, . : Uccause of difficulties which tnlKht have nfisen between the nuttonalixt cabinet inembers and thetr party, no vote was taken, but Chancellor iAither and Foreign Minister Ktressenninn wore authorised to presont the; bov- ornment's views at this afternoon's meeting of the rcichsta's foreign nf-fuirs- conimlttee. It Is learned that while tho nationalist cabinet mem bers personally sanction tho work of tho. Locarno delegates provided the allies keep their promises, it was con ly arrested will ho nrralRned tomor row. All will bo charpnd'wlth Kedl tloufl conspiracy In violation of the Incitement to mutiny act of 1RR7. As part of the campaign to tUl tho country of redn, nine Ilusslans with their., families havo- beon? deported from Scotland within the lnut few tlnys. r atlst party !nders. Front Doors First Impressions of the home are so important. O. B. Williams Front Doom are attractive and artistic and give a favorable im predion of the hospitality to be found within the home. An im provement for the old ot new home that more than pays the initial cost. Front Doors at low as $8.00 And others In price : , range up to . . . $2400 and for the interior: French Doors as low at $6.50 ' . . Mirror Doors (bev' v cled mirror) . . . $24.00 Send for illustrated free catalog for complete des cription and prices of var ious styles and sizes. Prompt delivery on all orders and satisfaction O B Williams Sash and Doors 1960 First Ave. So.. Seattle. Wn. Catalog Ma Ferguson Refuses to Notice Criticisms HI AUSTIN'. TexaB, Oct 22. (A. P.) (lovernnr Miriam A. Ferguson has not and will not Issue any statement con cerning the Intimation of Lee Salter white, speaker of (he lower house, that he may call the Texas legislature In special session. This declaration was made here today by James E. Ferguson, nushand of the mvernor. Satterwhlte In Washington Tuesday announced unless the governor d3 so he would call an extra session to In vestigate the SleKod state highway and other Irregularities. Mr. Korguson returned trffsy from Houston, where he conferred with bankers on reimbursing owners of cattle slaughtered to stump out (ho foot and mouth disease. DANCE v.. ALOHA PAVILION JACKSON HOT SPRINGS Saturday Night OCTOBER 24 i Music by SUNKIST CLUB ORCHESTRA Admission $1.00 Tax 10c Total $1.10 " Ladies Free GET READY! - - ''''. r 1 Annual Sale at i '1'?' THE VANITY SHOP $7500 Stock to be Sacrificed I This means to hundreds of people the big gest event of the year, because it means a big saving of money. ' We have a large stock of specials and. have listed them for your careful consideration. Look at This List and Note the Bargain Prices I It will pay you to buy now, whether or not you have immediate use fcr these bargains, for everything will move fast at the prices we are asking. ;. ;t!- v Dresses Flannels and Silks $7.95 t0 $15 Millinery $9.95 $4.95 $3.95 Trimmed Hats values. $10.00 valiu's. -t7.50 values. Hosiery All the newest shades toast, cannel, sun burn, e h a in p a gne, : Freneli nude, banana, ' cireassian, etc.,' . etc. wonderful values for $1 Ul $le65 Lace Collar Sets '"l. $2.: now $1.15 $1.45 $L75 $2.25 $2.50 now....... $2.93 11()W.. "$-1.00 now Lace Collars 2, $i.oo r $2.25 values $(if $3o45 , values , rr . . Sweaters Slip-on and Cricket Sweaters"'' $(.25 to $12.75 1 values- J4 95 now.:: T , Turtle Neck Sweaters 7f $5.95 valups . ' i ." I Coat Sweaters S.. $11.95 - . -1 - - r-, f - - Thp'sfe Dresses include values np to $37.50. ALL MUST GO Blouses if.: i.-.i, , f : Wash Blouses $2.95 to $.95' values $3.95 Silk Blouses 1 $395 $7.95 -, (uugp........ r. i i A Few. Lace ; Blouses : $7.00 values... $5.00 values... $5.50 . values.. $3,50 $2.75 $3.25 Real Lace Frills Value up to ..,..$5.00 Vanity; Cases $7.00 &o OR $3.45 values $(3.50 -' values...... All Purses and Shop- rg : $L,95 "... i These include values up to $5.00, hut positively must be closed put. These values run up to $5.00 and include the new flat vanity 1 eases. Positively tljt'so imtst he closed 'out lftjwV'' ! Closing Out All Underwear at Cost Prices (a) A few ((owns ot', crepe do chine, plisse and liugette. . -- i ... (h) PohRce, Plisse and Lingcttc Bloomers.'- . (c) 1'ongee, Plisse and Lingcttc Conihinations, (d) Hand ciuhroidercd, PhilippiliQ iCombinutionS."! (e) A'few Silk Conihinations.' J Prices are for cash only Don't miss this opportunity to buy while we are offering such remarkable value THE VANITY SHOP . MISS LOUNSBURY Phone iai. Main at Bartlett yitb Medford trade Is Medfoid niade.