WRTTFORT) M33L TRIBUNE, MEDJj'OHD, OTOMONy FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1923.
2830 CARS PEARS
SHIPPED TO DATE.
5000 NEXT YEAR
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
MANN'S
VXOT. EIGHT
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Fair Week Specials at MANN'S Store Saturday
Every Department Overflowing with SeasonableMerchandise at Reasonable Prices
"With the Khipmi-nt of 40 ears of
pouvH liiHt night from locul fruit
houHCK, fruit uhlpiuontB fur the
pennon frnni Mcilfonl now lutvo a
total of 283Q car find th- 3U00
imtrk in x peeled to ho retched in
9 abort time at the jircHont ritt of
daily shipments. Approxitnittoly
xtho .wmo number of earn which
left yenterduy. i8 expected to he
sent out tonlKht.
-PORTLAND. Orn., Kept. 14. (P)
Approximately four Uiuutmnd car- I
loads of ptmrH will be whipped j
from tho Mnlfurd dlntrlet thiH .soa
suti, K. L. King, superintendent of
the Southern 1'nelfie. lines, said '
hero today. King said cars
liuvc already been moved from tho j
Itoiruo Hlvm country most of
them golntf to the Atlantic sea-1
board. Tho output InereaseH an- i
nually and about five thousand '
carloads are expected to be ship- J
ped next year. j
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PHIL PERKINS TO
MEET JONES IN
NATIONAL FINALS
11KAKI1UKN COUNTRY CLUH,
NEWTON, Mans., Kept. 14. (fl)
I'h i I fVrMrm, Itritlsh amateur olf
champion, won the ritfht to play
Hobby Junes tor hta American title
In tomorrow's national champion
ship final by defeating tleorKo VoiKt
of New York, 6 up and 4 to ko, hore
today In a 3fHiole semi-final match.
Jones entered the final round of
the national championship by dc-
fnatin Philip Fin In y, youim liar-!
vara sophomore, 1.1 tip. 12 to play,
hern today in their Ilfi-holo semi
final. Itobby. swept the youthful Flnlay
nut. of the tournament on his sen
sational march to the finals by al
most nw decisive a margin as he
eliminated John Heck, Kngllshnian.
yesterday. Beck was put out, 1-1
UIlll 111. I
The champion was 0 up on Flu lav
at the end of the mom ins 18 and
had to ko only six morn In the
afternoon to settle the issue.
4
ALL GOOD CITIZENS
TO
NHW YORK. Hopt. 14. P)
A statement signed by represen
tatives of five Baptist oi'Kiinlxu
ttoni today urged "all men and
women" to vote In tho coming
election "for only those men for
the presidency and vlco p1 resi
dency and other high office, who
have unequivocally and openly
commuted themselvcH to prohibi
tion laws of our country.
"We regret," Hiild tho slnto
ment, "that the democratic pres
idential nominee has repudiated
the party derln ration on prohi
bition and has declared his pur
1oso to use his influence uml
tho preMlge of his Ittgh offleo,
If elected, to bring about the
modification of tho prohibition
lawH, which we believe would rc
milt In the nullification of the
ightcicnih amendment .
"In our opinion this question
has become a great mural Issue
and has been wholly removed
from the realm of ptirtlmm pol
ities by the direct challenge of
tho demdctatlu nominee to the
citizenship of tho nation. No
loyal citizen can view without
nliirm the advocacy of the wilful
nullification of thu basic law of
our "nation, for wo recognlxe that
such a nullification would lead
to .moral chaos and political dis
ruption." !
"NfcV YOKK, Hcpt. 14. H -
jfc. : A. ru,rdy. nvestinent banker)
of Minneapolis and member of j
the Democratic national advisory!
committee, said today that Uov-I
crnor Hmlth had "an even
I'hanco In the PnkoUiH, better
than an oven chance In Mlnno
Kota ami was a aure winner In
Wisconsin."
Mr. l'urdy, a caller at national
headquarters, recently made ft
biiHlneps trip througli the ninth
federal reserve district. j
"It -'looks ' like a revolt among
lhpf;irmcr out there that noth-j
lng will stop." he told reporters.
"Our Job Is to crystallite, that re
volt for Hmlth." !
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LOWER ROGUE IS
(JOLt 1U5ACII, Ore., Bent. 14.
OP) All lodges In tluld lleach.
Woddcrburn out! at Luwery's, up:
the river from tho mouth of Itoguo
river, were filled to capacity with
hunters and fishermen from all
sections of tho country. Hundreds
mo now scouring tho Curry county
forests for game. ; John Adams,
. former Curry county game war-
dsn, and his four sons, brought lu
five deer on tho first day the en-
3ai
Hundreds of New Ones
to Choose from Saturday
$25 Coat Sale
50 wonderful new coats in sport and dressy
styles, .trin lined with good furs, made of all
wool materials, come in brown, black, tan,
navy and fancy mixtures; without doubt the
best values in town $25 00
$19.75 Coat Sale
Another group of sport coats, made of strictly all
wool materials, coine in a wonderful selection of stvles and
colors; all si.es, $19.75
special
150 Soleil Felts
ft
Plenty of
big headsizea
$4-95
The popular felt appears In now
gulso for full, for tho most roccht
arrivals have a sleek, lustrous fin
ish like expensive soleil velours.
You'll find a marvelous selection in
both smart styles and favored col
orings. Every hat an "honcst-to-goodness"
bargain!
Clearance of 85 hats; satins, felts and
combinations; all $1 00
DRESS SPECIAL
At $10 Each
50 new dresses for Saturday, made of new
satins and silks, chic styles; all colors, Sat
urday only, tinnn
1 Kvivy
cacu.
BETTER COATS
Every day autumn fashions are arriving and the selection
in coats at this time is varied and inclusive of extremely
fine fashions in women's and misses' styles.
Unusual Values
We present only those models which follow the authentic
trend of fashions; special groups at !
$35.00, $49.50 and $65.00
When You Think of Coats, Think of Mann's
Warm Bedding at Special Prices
Comforters
72x80-inch size, filled with
pure, wool, weight, 4 pounds,
covered with good sateen in
beautiful' floral patterns with
plain borders, on sale Satur-
is'; $6.95
Emmerick Pillows
1 - .
19xUG-inch size, weight 2'L
lbs., filled with new feathers,
covered with good sateen in
ing, on sale, t 1 AK
Buty Dress Prints
36 inches wide; a material with a
satin finish, guaranteed fast color,
very special Saturday, EQr
yard
Pp. B. C. Percale
.'(G inches wide, guaranteed fast
colors, in plain and figured pat
terns ; a splendid material for
school dresses, 29 C
DlUIKU, ill 1.1
"J,
PRESS
The Most Complete Stock to Be
Found in Southeastern Oregon
$16.50 Dress Sale
We are truly proud of this assort
ment of dresses made in the latest
styles of the very best materials
New light weight "Korrect" wool dresses;' all
colors and styles, $19 75
A wonderful line of dresses
at :
Beautiful "new velvet dresses from $35.00 to
$65.00.
fashioned by the best manutac- F3r4r I fTI
turers and sold most places for a- s 'Vu ( I I ; 13?
great deal more. Be sure you see f JflPQ n f'
them; Satux-day at, ; , if . ' M -N
$25.00
Children's Coats
We invite you to see our won
derful line of winter coats for
children, priced from
$5.95 to $22.50 each
Children's Dresses
For school wear at $1.00,
$1.95 and $3.95 each.
Children's Sweaters
All-wool, new stvles at $1.95,
$2.50 and $3.50 each.
W4
New Autumn Fabrics at Special Prices
Extra Special
fi()x80-inch cotton sheet blank
ets, comes in tan, grey and
white with, pink or blue bor
ders, sold everywhere at sfc'i.ti!),
rh $2.39
New Styles in Fall Neckwear
including shawl, Peter l'an and novelty shapes
in bright shades and ecru lace priced from
$1.19 to $3.75 each
Stamped Pillow Slips
42-inch size stamped in assorted patterns, made
of a fine quality of muslin; a splendid 1.2"
value. Special Saturday, ' )3c
Wonderful Glove Values ' ? '
AVomen's novelty, cuff fabric glows in grey and
biege; all sizes; regular price Srl.lt); QCl
Saturday, jiair ?
Women's washalile hand sewn lid (iloves in
grey, biege and light tan. very
special;; .Narurtiay, pair
Women's Gloves
AVomen's double weight
pull-on fabric gloves, imi
tation hand-sewn in grey
and beige:
special, pair
(i(i.8()-inch wool and cotton
mixed blankets, comes in blue,
grey, tau and rose plaids; a
splendid blanket, on sale
Saturday, $3.89
pair
Outing Flannel
:Ui-inch heavy quality outing
flannel, comes in checks and
stripes in light and dark col
ors, very suitable for gowns,
special, Saturday, 29 C
,HUU
Saturday, each
$3.95
m
I
$1.59
Stationery
lontag's glove skin
stationery by th e
pound with envelopes
to match in 'orchid,
grey, buff and white;
regular price 1.25,
Saturdav onlv
79c
20';; Discount on all
umbrellas over $5.00
each.
New Bags
in clever shapes and
-patterns made of
'suede, pinseal, cow
hide aiyl reptile skin,
$3.45 to $15.00 ea
f "THE STORE FO EVEffYBODv"V
fXONt-486-487 1 HtOfORftOOtiiON.
Store hours 8:00 A. Mi to 9:00 P. M.
Flowered Taffeta
Washable, , used for iui
dergannents and dresses;
3b' inches wide, on sale
$1.95
Novelty Wool
Material in greens,, red,
copen, tan and -brown, 54
inches wide, up to $3.95
values, Satur- flJO QC
day,' yard' ...'(...
Correct Hosiery and Underwear for Autumn-Special-ly
Priced Tomorrow '
Printed Velvets
27-inch .aiid 3U-inch print
ed velvets in tan, navy,
brown, white and black,
special, Satur- tO QC
Idayday, yard
Printed Pussy Willow
Silk, 40 inches wide, dark
S3lpattenis, Avashable;' spe-
&k&- $3.45
Silk Underwear
$3.45 Values $2.95
Women's and misses'
crepe de chine sups,
chemise and stepin sets,
made of a very tine
quality trimmed in
dainty lace, conic in all
light 'shades, $3.45 val
ues, Satur- tO QC
dav, each
Agents for Gossard
and Campco Corsets;
New Fall Models Now
on Display. '
Outing Gowns
and Pajamas
For women and miss
es in plain and fig
ured patterns in light
and medium weight;
all sizes, priced from
95 to $2.95 each.
Rayon Slips
Plain a n d trimmed
stvles; all colors;
Xhial: $1.25
Theme
Silk Hosiery
Square heel silk to
the welt, comes in all
the new shades; regu
lar price $1.25; Sat-
IS":. $1-39
La France
Service silk hose, silk
to. the top; all colors
"and sizes; 011 sale
pr:.$95
Our Men's Department Attracts the Attention
of All Thrifty Buyers
The New Fall Top Coats and
Winter Overcoats Are Now .
on Display ' ' V'. ;;'
Never before have we offered, such ( a large assortment of:
styles, materials and patterns, priced from . :
$19.50 to $65.00
The new fall suits are here, Kuppenheiiner, Stamford and
Middyshade styles in the latest models and patterns, priced
from
$30.00 to $65.00 Suit
Boys' Raincoats and
Slickers $3.75 to
$5.50.
Tom Sawyer Blouses
and Shirts for boys.
89 to $1.75 each.
Boys' All-Wool Blaz
ers, ages (i to 16, spe-
s .... .:.::$2.95
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