Medford mail tribune., July 17, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

' CTfiTTgOTlft STATU TT?TT.TTNTE. MEDFORD, OTOON'. TFIDAY. .TV TV 17. 1f)2R.
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Weekly Report on Reat Estate
Activity in Medford District
BY A DECISION
GREATEST NEED
mited
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by the
i-liiiiin'iit
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".Soul lit Tii Ot'Kn lieel ml Ver
lisitlK. Tell the WinM jil. (Hit IIh
ellinule. Till Hi- uuihl uliuul til"
mcciii iy. mlvMf.l I'r.-tl MariM H of
FflSt fOr SCraniOn nutioiml rlminlicr of rummeree
ni'fKlqUill'UTH at a.shiriiftun, I J.
In N)i-;iklim in lociil Until ila us at
today's noon him lu'iiu meeting "t
the Hotel Meiifonl.
( 'oiikih I Dialing the city on lu
fai'-.siulitcilnrK in workiiiK f'i" "
: inodiTii ulrpnrt, tin- M'akcr dc
jchiii'l tluil within tin.- next 10
i yen I h ail idam-H ill ) doliiK nl
juiuM everything that in now done
On toads. "CKU'.s in the futuio will
' Im l ii t It around Im orta nt ah'
fields. Just UK they luivc In the Jiast
1 1 ii I mi i It around railroad Kta-
tini," Mr, llaiiii-K pointed out.
Champion Light-Heavy Is
Too
Miner, But Challenger
Puts Up a Game Fight,
As Miner Pals Boo De
cision
our
blK
K'n
i-ity
.on the map in airplane history, he
IkiiLI.
i Stri'SHhiK the Impm tiinee of the :
:ooH'ration of ehiimheri of citui-
merre oi-Kanl.ations In the I'i'ited
i State Iti connection with cuit.vIiik
(oul plans of the national ehaiuher.
j.Mr. JhirneK elated that a referen
'duin vote on agricultural irhleniN '
will ho pi I'Hciited to tin local
branch in thf near I'm urn. The j
follow I iik points are contained in I
the proponed legislative ineasui-e; j
1 Land utilization. (a I Strict i
coord inal Ion of land reclaniat Ion
and reforestation policies of ftie
nation. h) lel.iyini; the brhiKiNK
J ii of new additional areas, at pub
lic expense. ior crop production
ill II the need for that production
cap be demonstrated to he a na
tional need.
I'- Tariff. Adequate tariff pro
tection for American aurlciili urc
3 I 'oo pera live market inn;. The
support and encouragement of the
principle uf coop rat ivu market,
(Ily I-:hvnrd J. Nell. AssiH'liiled
Pre?is Sports W riter.)
WIIjKKSHAKKK. IM.. July 17
(ty-l'udny Tele litzo. brown-hkin- The fact that the national air
UfifcJuv who once mliit'd coal In I lien- yesteiday was a
thette I'ocono niountuhiH. whs just advcrtiM-ment for southern Or
n iroml. mime limner todav while i" '"' 'v-ni uiai win pin im
To i it in y Ijouu"'m. handsome I'lill
fidelphht younnHter, ' Ml wan t he
llKht heavy weiuht Lnninpion of the
world.
Km the second time In seven
weeks, I.atzo, pride of the miners
lie once labored beside, battered
mid HhiKKfd lst nik'bi at the
jtei'b terlinlqiie and huxllitf skill of
the muster of the lT-l-pounders
ii ml fur the second time, rimeived
tinthliiK hut a bloody nuse and Ihe
hurt end of tin- purse fur his
pains.
In the heart of tin anthracite
Hcctton that knew him first as a
breaker boy in the collieries, next
ns a full-fledged millet', then as a
lioxer, and finally the welterweight
champion of (he world, J.titzn
sllUf,'(,led wflh every ounce uf the
ptronKth In his ru ed body, now
Krown to the full stature of a Unlit
heavyweight, to win a second title,
but the master, l.ouKbran, badly
shaken though he was at time,
with blood streaming from cuts ir
lifs I'iyhl eye and cheek, always
was able to muster the final ounce
of class ami stamina that murks
the true champion.
Therein lay the story of I .u tun's
defeat and victory for the Mat u
etHiue l.otiKhran after one of the
most bruising battles the inured
miners of this section, toiinh and
Iron 'fisted enough In their own
private melees, ever have seen. j
t (;IljKt as Pete failed In the Na - I
Uoiml league ball park of the
Urouklyn DodKors last May ytith I
to lift l.nuchran's crown through J
sheer sameness and niKU'-d punch-1
Ins power, so did he last niuht j
stumble imaln through lack of
that final measure of rlnu class 1
ftlld U'lK riilshlp when the title was
Well within his K'iisp.
Kaced by a cutting left Jab thai
lhwered always In his features.
MahhliiK him off balance, hrinufn
Ills statinchest tlrlves up short,
JjiUu battered throUKh Loiihran's
KUard In the third and font th
rounds to split Tommy's left eye-
,... i ne enampions H(M1t.r Local . KUcsts uere Ted
face with a mask of red. ii.i...,- u ..r ,
ie miiiuM sniasneu tn cham
pion to the flour in the fourth
round. Mm there his altacU fal
iM'Pd. CiiKoy, content to save Ids
Kreni;th even when tin- Koimi was
Ijolst. I.ouuhran steadily foimhi
hls'own flKht. plied up points, and
tyif (cnotmh of a inarnin
close of thr tenth session
thr.verdh't ilesplte KatKo's f . re
rnjljr that wm tin- ninth and tenth
ItiK alon sound lines. j
I Credit. The full iU- clopmeni. i a
and ado)itiuu of enlisting am lcul- ,.
tural credit lacllitics to local and
ommodity needs.
5 Farm board. Tin- creation of
i farm board, (he men i hers of
Which would be appointed by (he
president . w Uh 1 he proper ueo-
Kiaphlc, commodity, producer and i
consumer reproenlat hm for the .
vellnu several I hotia lid
fittliy temporarily lo
cating at MilliiiKs, M'iiiJ., ami ityiiii;
out (he climate anil business con
ditions there, Walter ,caper and
wife have returned to Medford.
Mr. I.eaper was In Medlyrd only
a ff hours wln-n he made an cx
cham;'' of hl lillliiiK, Mont., prop
erty for a home on North iVach
street. lie is more than ever of
the opinion that "This Is a Creat
Country" and does not contemplate
ever leaving the Hojiue Jtiver val
ley aKain.
V. K. Itrayton, manager fm
many years of the famous Holly
wood Orchards, has recently pur
chased three fine residence lots In
t; leu Oak subdivision on the heights
of Kast Med ford. Mr. liraytou is
an expert orchardlst, but can also
appreciate the value of .Medford
city property as an investment. It
is his opinion that, with the rapid
Kiowth of Medford, kooiI resid-n-.
.a I lots should quickly iluuhLc in
value.
One of the members of Ihe realty
board still is provliiK that he be
lieves "This Is a deal Country.'
This week lie purchased tin- (Jold
Hill hotel, a slur-- hnildliiK and a
business lot in the city ot (Joid
Hill.
Another member of t b realty
board induced a California tourist
to lake the one-hour "This Is a
tin-iil Country" drive. Uuiln' the
drive n certain S."i.ihio ranch was J
talked about. The tourist left town 1
Immediately alter makinu the
drive, very favorably -Impressed
with Medford and the Hokuc Hiver
valb-y. Shortly after, this member
luul a message from the Calil'orutaii
asking for an option on the ram h
until he could return.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I'red I.Uiidbitru
arrived In M edfurd from ICureka,
Cal., on July i, and within I if days
had decided to make .Medford their
iierinaiient home, and are now In :
their own home on Kenwood ave
nue. They state that .Medford is
all lo the Kood and (hey like
hel ler every day.
study id' outstanding
problems. This body -to
coiiki'csh from time
A survey made reet
agricultural ;
vould report
lo time
ritly by the'
II. V. (ion Id a ml family have
cided to return to Medford after
a few years' rahlence elsewhere,
and have purer based a fine resi
dence on fieiieva avenue and will
Ink possession about the middle of
A uk ust. They, like many ot hers,
have decided in favor of Medford
and the KoUe Itlver valley.
There is now under construction
on Hast Main street, east of Uiver-
dde av
mi v
(MHI
Ihe
two-:
Childers buildiiiK.
'lory buildiUK of
re- I 'i luster - bea iii a n d re in forced eon
ity crete lpe. with Ki-malla roor. This
buildiiiK will consist of basement
K.vm nasi urn ami at h lei iv pa vlllon,
uith statliiK cupucity of DiiO. The
first 1'Jooi- wll have a lare jince
hall ami stores; the second Hour,
first - class office rooms.
Mr. and Mi. Hrbvard U'ebb.r
have just closed de.4 for it flfll.
tract in the Siskiyou Heights addi
lloii. They helieve .n the future of.
Medford real estate and invest in it.
f. I low man, aftr'r reiitinir for
over a year, lias deckled to make ;
his permanent home with us. and
has jusl closed a deal for a fhe
room house at the corner (f South
1'iacii and West Klcvenlh streets.;
.Mr. and Mrs, J,oda A. Karly i
have Ju-l closed a deal for n n,.u- '.
folir-rooin niudern house on West '.
Jackson si red, pui chased from j
i laieaiM- iMeeKer.
1 llccenily A. II. Clements of Cen
tral America purchased the Teuas.
Illihee orchard of .10 acres of vari
ous varieties of fruit -An.ous, Itose.
ftnrtlctt. Cornice and npides. This
properly has a seven-room modern
home. electrically equipped; a
.splendid barn and packing house,
and a laie, modem poultry equip
ment. Immediately upon taking
possession of the ranch, Mr. Clem
cnis equipped it in every way with
modern machinery and appliances
necessary for thee ar of the ur
chaid. He put in a compb -te sys
tem of heating. Ihe use of which
for three niylits saveil hi crop,
l-'i-om evi-ry estimate made by
packers and thosi- who are capable
of making intimate of fruit eriips,
he will harvest from -S I o.oun tu
; I ".'.Otfo worth uf fruit this year.
Mr. Cle nis, a mining engineer
fur years In Central Amirica, Is
iiiaking one of our best orcbard
ists. This ranch has suffered from
ill can- and poor m.uiageiiuni for
several years, but responded Im
mediately to .Mr. Clements.- skillful
nia.iayeiueiil, ami piumlse.s lo he
one of Ihe flnr producing or
chards of the valley. Mr. and Mrs.
Clements ,.,. mippy in their pos
session and think there j;i no place 1
like the lloue Iliver valley.
C. K. Applcgato Ms jusi ,,,..
chased a home at r.0,1 llenson
street and expects tu move his fam
ily here wiihiu the next few days.
They arc living at Cold Hill at the
present, but have Just sold their
home to James W, Livingston of
eastern Oregon.
Dr. I. A. Chambers and family
have purchased a beautiful tract
ol" II acres in the Western Tool hill
district and will build their new
home in a fine natural grove wilh
a wonderful view of the valley.
ONLY ONE FIRE !S
NOW BURNING !N
CALIF. FOREST
It.'.slieetiVfly,
last ni.g) after
and no acre!,
hriih ami grass.
VvSv Kiti advised thai forces nq
the Acacb niy fire of Kresuu eounty
had Hucci'cdcd in controlling it, hu:
wn not inlnrini'd u to the acreage
biirm-d.
SACK A M KNTO, Cu!.. .July 17.--iVr
Only one fire burned today
on slate protected brush vtJis and
forest lands, presaging an early end
lor Ihe serious fire Hiualion which
has liung over California for the.
past lour days, advices to M, U.
Pratt, state forester, indieated.
The burning fire broke out soms
t line yesterday near (iiant (lap.
Placer (oua'ty, and was spreading
along Ihe ed-e of the Tahoe Xa
tional forest. It was being fought
by combined federal and stat-j
forces. Pratt was not informed its
j to its seriousness.
The three fires which were burn
1 hig in Tuolumne comity yesterday
'. were controlled last night. The
latget't covered UtiOU acre" just
. haeU of Tuolumne. The id hern
' were near Jamestown and between
' Hniiora ami Slandard and each cov
: ered an area of ion acres.
The Iowa Hill, Capo Horn and
Clipper Cap fires in Placer county
also were brought under control
A:KI;M-;i-:N. Wash., .Inly IT.
Thin- hundred and fiTty men
were today battling a ragii-g forest
fire, which w$ Inking at federal
limber in the Olympic initio na I
forest north of Aberdeen. A shift
in ihe u ind yesterday turned th'-
blaze from a logged off laud area
to ihe edge of the federal forest,
abd also sent the fire into a
scenic si rip of big timber on
either side of the Olympic high
way, nine miles south of hake
Quin.Milt.
Kites In the Carlisle and AVy
iiooche districts were reported
under control.
political exile In i.om Anseles, and titms, so materi
an opponent of ohregon and CuU In,- the i low,,
li s, was st u lined when told of president Calb
ihe assassin. i lion of bis political U ul ,
tieniy. giell to both
Kurt her than epic.--ln regret mem ami the
le la Huerta refused to comment by the A
until he bad had lime to collide;- w;,d
the situation. l- v
improved tlur
t he term
: assassinal ion
the statu depa
Mexican emba.
tcd 1'ivsi. Amb.
ohki:(.o mi itni:i;i i)
(Continued from Page One)
or who will succeed President,
'a lies. 1 u so nu circles it
thought Calbs may continue in
office for another term. This,
for the present, however, is only
speculation.
Iliict-lii Is
I .OS ANC.KI.KS.
Adolfo de la Hue
visional iirejiident
Stunned.
July V
ta, fonnei
of Me-i
pro-
MKXICo CITV, July 1 T. olV -C.cm-ral
obreon's body was taken
secretly to bo home, win-re late
this afternoon a great crowd was
gathering. Kor a bio. . on ail
sides of ihe house, soldiers and
police were thrown out as guard?,
and no one. not even officials, was
permilted to enter.
The newspapers affirm that
Ceneral Obregon di"d almost in
stantly. He was shut by a
caliber pistol, and U is said the
bullets entered his body from
close rayge.
President Calles was said to
have gone personally to police
headquarters to interrogate the
assassin. Then he rushed tu Cene
ral Obregun's home.
Sorrow in Vadiingtnn.
"WASHIXOTOX. July 17.IP'
News of ihe assassination ef
I 'resident -elect Obregon was re
ceived in Washinuton with evident
dismay and sorrow. Tie- Obregon
regime had been Unua A r.rw.iid
tu by officials here with every
belief that it would bring a new
era in Mexican-American rela-
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(II 1 Kl 1"( 111
Ambassa
C.r,c foi
the guv
Tell.- w as mm illiiig to b -the
news and at on. e ti-1 ...
d Mexico City. The star
lit Likewise telephoned to
lor .Morrow at Mexico
detail and to i-xpn
rnnuni'u regret.
W'A.SH.'Xtl'l'OX. July 17. (IM -The
news came as. a great shod.,
pariiiulaiiy to Secrelary Kello--;.
who has been in close touch willi
Mexican affairs and has been ex
citing every influence to foster
closer 'relations bet ween the iw.t
countries. The secretary was nhuu:
to leave the state depa;tmenl for
the day when t lie Associated Press
brought him the news. He imme
diately expressed great s:inpatiiy
with (he Mexican people in llm 1sk
of their president-elect anil in of
ficial' circles similar feeling wa
echoed everywhere. '
An expression of sorrow will In
formally transmitted to the peopl
uf Mexico in an app: upriale man
ner ihrmigli dijdin'.iatic chanue:
Amliassador Morrow at Mexico Ci1
will convey fur Secretary Kellei:
A
laid
fie, ,
T I il A. - Wiilrr
I.. Seaside Snug
line will
I fai bur n
national chamber of commerce re- j
veals the fact that of 'J . (MM groc- i
crs dohi!; business in the Culled I
States In II ellles. 4-1 are at ihe!
present time making less than
per week profit, Mr. liarnes re-)
purled. This state of affairs was j
accounted for by the pom dlslri- I
hutlou In the nation. Keseareh and j
study should be applied to matters!
of (his nature, the speaker said. i
Visiting Kotartans al Die meet-:
Itlg today included the following -MOSCOW. Ju..v I V. Id') The
men from Ashland; Or. Jack "newspaper Izve.-lin today published
Saunders, Charles Haiiics and Jim ion Interview wilh Professor K. Iti1-
boiinek. a survivor of the Ill-fated
Italia, in which be quoted Mr. Kinn
Ma Imurcn as saying t he dirigible
had been m Isina naged.
The statement that tltey lefl
Malmgreii behind alone In a grave
of ice has beep attributed to his
had carried off the
ITALIA RELATED
.... ,
Allesandi-I I
group (of six men), we saw smoke
i but did not hear an explosion,
I which indicates the possibility that
the group Is alive.
"Our desire to investigate the
iiirea southeast of ihe pole wrecked
Mie (lirigiole, as We pUi poselv drift-
wlth a storm to enable the imik- 1
lug of this Investigation. i
We remained over the pole at a 1
height of l.'m meters for iwo hum-..-
Scientific results of the expedition
were satisfactory. I carried on sci-
eniiiic investigations after the fall,
rounds. The champion was
hotter la five rounds. I.atzt
four, unci one was even.
The crowd (hat braved a
Hiiflrnuoji rain and th
of commerce, an, jfjjj ;,(jKrr
A string quartet composed of
students of Karl Mouldrem played
an air by Shuhert and "Ktude"
by llach. .Members of Die group
wiio made their first publi
pearam-e in concert todav
at the -Miss Margaret Osenbrugge. 'cello;
to win (.Miss J.ouise Osi-ubrugge, second vi
olin; Oonabl Moore, first violin,
and Ccrabl Hiirtsook. viola.
The Noted Dead
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Mlrki'.v Wiillicr trum
ni'iliiii inn, in. I,, Si.-nnnni iwii'
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tlii' IiiiimI I. u ii b h r ii ii B fH,.,l ;
liriiuuhl rruiii I'IiIIihIlIj.ih,,. I.laiinn
full rlri'liKlli, lllrm-,1 ,,. uiru:,i'
i ili'immslnilliin fur tin. . Iiiiiii
liliin. !
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was announced that a chaiu-
f commerce forum luncheon
MMII be held at the 1 - Medfoid
bile "eM week, W edne.-day. July J.'i.
misis orlJ"ll,,ly "Uh the IJons' club.
t
j NKW VOIIK. July 1 7. tVi- -John
Carr. berry picker wln:
j found the body of Captain K.mllto 1
'Carranza, beside bis wrecked air
j phllle In a Xcw Jersey swamp. '
i will be presented JT.'.tt as a re- I
ward today at Charsworth. , J.I
K.ve hundred dollars is from the
Mexican war department :im a
'from fonsul Ceneral Ariuro -:ii.
!The presentation will be nuule bv :
I A. N. Alanine, a meiuber uf!
"'e coiwul u-.MUial's staff
si-ued companions. His fate has
used crilhisui of Ihe Vobllc e-
pedilloli. Mehoilliek, 11 C.ecbu-Slu-vakiait
mcleoi o!ol;IM, whs one of
the group hurled on the ice l.y
the ciasb and rescued by the IIus
sian ice breaker Krasstii.
tCeucral Nubile sc-nt a sliitement
lu Stockholm last week saying Hint
he had no mlsundersiamliims, with
Or. .Malmgri-u and that tekithuis of
Ihe whole parly were at all limes
frank and hearty.
The dispatch to Izvestia from its
corrcspotnleni abortnl i he Krasstn
uooieil isi-hmtnek as saying o,' the
expedition:
"Throughout w had been over
w orked and bad Uti le sleep.
Shortly before the crash I Went
lo awaken Pontrcnioli (Italian sci
entist, still missing 1. w ho was
sleeping, but met Dr. Kinn Alalm
grcii, w bo seemed worried. He
lobl me the airship had been mis
managed. "Uctmnlng to my seal. I mil iced
a meier was indicating a rapid
descent. I "
st.mtly tbi
of I Tu kilo
dlately -m
rapidly
"About
Hal crash
cciiio ( motor i
W out the la:
-4 of metal. U
100 mclers.
an to descend
.') minutes aftci
a nd a Iter t be
hleft in-
t bailast
e linine
Thcn we
again.
Ihe Ini-dirigible
C.Wol'l;, Italy. July 17. ol'i
tiiovaani Clolltll. doughty warrior
of the oh) liberal school and five
times premier of Italy, died this
morning at the age of N,".. He had
ii suffering for a long time
Irom uramic poisoning and took a
turn for the worse last week.
Ciovanni Ciolittl had retained
his scat in Ihe chamber of depu
ties until The end, and bis last up.
; l"'ar; Iheiv was made uuder
' dramatic .-ircuuila nce.s. tju.
loin- spokesnian for (), opposition,
he made a futile attempt kist March
to ucvenl,lhc passage of Prembr
Mussolini's nicasurc making the
' fascist pa rty supreme by placing
. Hie final selection of candidates in
its hands.
After tin- kidnaping and killing
of the social isl deputy. Ciiacomo
Alalteutti. Cioiltti Went over lo tile I
opposition, but did not leave ihe.
j chamber when limy withdrew .;
I leave the impression that the gov
ernment was implicated in the af-
, fitlr-
I iefore 1 be advent of fascism.
Ciolittl had headed ihe govern-
. Illenl five limes and between the i
go ci n ineills he headed. several
premier remained In pow'er tnily
al his discretion because of the ma-
Jorlty he usually was abb- to con- i
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lilt) CupiM! lion r liruniptly at !t:"l
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.Southern Whh.'o I'ouiity fair
"t"''l" at 1'V.- vaMi.y. Aiitinr la
Old Time Dance
Tonight
Hilarity Hall
After Inventory
We Unci Several Items Which
We Will Close Out at
BARGAIN PRICES
Consisting of Roofing, Odd Sash, Timbers, Rough
Cedar, Box Pine, Second Grade tree Props,
Odd Patterns of Rustic
Medford Lumber Co.
J. H. Cjoley
Phone 629
3rd and North Fir St.
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MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
TOMORROW! MAM'S
Great Semi-Annual Sale o
The Event You Have Been Waiting for
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and lancy.
Heavy
.Many
cludet
Remnants of
Dress Goods
flannels.
coal i
I loth
Lihl
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li.ylit a
materi;
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a ii c y material
Tdniori'ow at
Less Than Cost
Remnants of Silk
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are
am
am
ere
anil -lO-in. silks. 'I'here
H'eoryctte eri'))e, )ilaijr
ii inted flat ei-ejie, plain
printed silk and entton.
ie de chines, erene hac
satin, poll tree, lining silk:
ravens. All d e s i ra
lengths. .ll lining lor
t han
One-Half Price
Remnants of Wash Goods
Dress lengths, apron lengths, lengths suitable fur
blouses, patching, and many other uses. Anions;
the materials are ginghams, prints, cliambra v,
1'ercale, silk and collon niixluies, voiles, dimities,
rayon and collon mixtures, linens and many oth
er desirable articles. All going at
LESS THAN COST
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Cretonne and Scrim
Remnants
window lengthf
lengths
window
in nets.
Many
short
small
door,
tonnes and
terials. At
Half Price or Less
and
ir that odd.
or shelf or
scrims, ere
drapery ma-
White Remnants
(iood lengths of muslins,
lowelings, sheetings, tubing,
out itig flannel, nainsooks, long
cloths, dimity, i-repcs. All at
or below.
Cost Prices
New Bridge Sets
With four napkins, stamped
on pure linen with painted
designs, readv to einbroid-
$2.25
Women's Handbags
In fancy straw, homespun
and leather. Season shades.
Lot 1. Values from 11.00 to
00- h!I-. . ,$9.95
( learance special
Lot Values from S.4."t to
10.o0. .Inly (ty QC
Clearance special. '
Lace and Ribbon
Remnants
ind wide: Ion
V
-n a i row ami wnle;
and short lace edgings
and insertions, ribbons
in all colors. At ridicu
lous
Low Prices
Crepe Bloomers
Voile Stepins
and hand made chemise.
These garments are well
made of g I .iiialitv. All
colors and sizes:
up to -fl.-J." val
39c
Cretonne Rubberized
Aprons
-prons in extra
weight. .Just the
for canning season.
lar 5-"ii value.
special at
heavy
thing
Ii'cgu-
89c
Remtmber! Our Remnant Sale Begins
Tomorrow Morning at 8 o'clock.
Women's Burl in gton
and Kayser Silk Hose,
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a n ti eiui ton
A i i rs JUtmiAiUdhMtm
$1.69 r "THE STORE FOV EVE PV BODY" J
Children's Fine Nain
sook Panties with e as-
service
weight
lies U
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to
spCC
rltOrORftOBivl.
lu
pin lar
S
and band
; and white
"He value.
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top;
in
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65c
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns
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