Medford mail tribune., October 25, 1928, Page 16, Image 16

WEDFOT?iTMArr. Tnrr.'r Mrnrorm. owKd'os. Turfisr'AV. ooTor.F.w 25.
. &
'WOMEN CAN USE
C ; r; "
VOTING
whether autumn looks
CLUB HEAD SAYS
like winter
to be summer
keep s e r e n dri n
the new HANES
Lightweight
ALTL'MX is a Doctor Jckyl-Mr.
Hyde and you never can lei I
when it will be good or when it
will be bad. Don't wear sum
mer underwear when the tem
perature is low. Don't suffocate
in winter underwear when sum
mer stages a come-back.
Wear the new Hanes Light
weight Union Suit a specially
knitted garment that will keep
LIGHTWEIGHT
Dollar Day Specials
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Dona Castile Soap fc 1
Kogular 10c; special 16 bars "..
Magic Cleanino; Fluid 1
Regular 25c; special 6 for
Oil Tanned Chamois "
Large, each
Coconut Shampoo (fcl
Regular 50c: 3 for & 1
Almond and Cucumber Cream , "I
Regular "iOc; special, J for
Shaving Ci'pjun d 1
Regular .Tic; special, -1 for & A
V. 1). & Co's Cold Cream d? 1
Regular ")0c; special 3 for 1
Super Special
Hot Water Bottle
L'-Quart Size
Fully guaranteed
Regular !f1."0
Special S1.00
Lunch Kits (complete)
.Regular !U."0; special, each
Tar Soap (large cakes)
Kegular 10c cake; 15 bars
Stationery A fine assortment of
Stationery. Regular 7"c; special,
MEDFORD PHARMACY
The Reliable Store v
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS
or pretends
jf&you can
Union Suit
you comfortable in all kinds of
fall weather. Only the finest
full-combed yarn is used. Rayon
trimmed; smooth non-rip seams.
Buttons' sewed on to stay.
Buttonholes strongly reinforced.
Short sleeves. Three-quarter or
ankle length. Made to fit your
individual figure by two sepa
rate measures trunk and chest.
Price only $1.50. Look for the
special IlAXES Gold Label.
Red Label Union Suits for
winter, $1 to $1.75. If your
dealer hasn't Ilanes, write direct
to P. H. Hanes Knitting Co.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
ELASTIC KNIT
UNDERWEAR
Super Special
A Fine
House Broom
Jest Qualitv
Kegular $1.00
Special
2 for S1.00
new up-to-date Bos.
2 for
$1
$1
$1
1 1 rjr
Women have the power in i bet
the iic xl pivsbbnt of ihe i'ni ti
States. m.c online u M;s,n Kiaily U
K neubuhl, i'j''.'ni;-(. secretary of
the .National Federation of Busi
ness and 1'rofesionnl "Women':
clubs, who is lo spoil k bp fore that
croup in Uns city Tuesday. October
:iuth.
Miss Kneuhuhl, who is maliin:.' n
tour of the L'nited States, visiting
the various chapters of the fedor
ation, will speak in Klamath Falls
Monday, October where sin.'
will be met by a delegation of local
women anil escorted to Med lord.
' 1 '.J' Ml 8 i-eauing oiore lor men: hKj "Cm ri4 '
1 ifMfe ' ' 1 ' Overcoats . C JM f M
i '&I3W m' Fr 47 Oivpon Cit.v Virgin Wool Oveivoi.ls. v..l- trfWK ' J x4 fFT
I W Tfr'l -W 1,11 ' M i S$$SW
7 . fR - tl8- WW
V. Sfe. f flak One lot of AlliKator Kxlra Trousors i i ' . T, 8 Lots of
tSk I l!,,i"",i"S fr " ""v.. -M s ' J W01 A
f! fk. I A liirtie assort miMil or liiali di, in colors, red, . ; 5 Ink Cotton
' &M!t priidf, 1'ine iii:ililv lulls, in- uroen, mid blue ; ror- ".n- ,i - VW Under-
PMSkl ! (-hu,inK- Uobbs. s;,,son and iilar $6.5(1 values, iv- " ' " t ' Wl
's'4StiAHi ! I davs, sizes 14 to 20 tons. Par PSpSSTfT 'l
ISSWi 1 12 P"ce . $4.35 ' $2.00 Blf
i rMVlft'i i mi n c i p 1 i Nightshirts I m mm and
ilal. I D0Har SCk BargalnS -i X,, SMHs, -M ill
a 1 " ! KujriiUHM' jmuI ! iroinnn Urnnd; heavy regular $'2. 00 values tor wsfSQl
MISS EMILY KNEUBUHL
J'.xccuhve secretary, National
I-euciatioii, llusiness anil Profes
sional Women's Clubs, Xew York
City.
She will be driven a banquet at j
Hotel Med ford, where members of1
the organization ami their friends
are invited to attend.
That she has an interesting mes
sage to impart to the independent
voter is gathered from extracts
from the various talks she has ;
Hi von recently in t he east. M iss
Kneububrs talk's are said to he
refreshingly non-partisan, and are
intended to stimulate a desire on
tile part of Her women audiences
to study the candidates and issue!
of the campaign intelligently be
fore easting their votes.
She will leave Medford Wednes
day for ('.rants Pass, escorted then
by members of the business and j
professional Huh of that city. Ami
from there she will proceed to
1 Portland and through the north
west. OREGON LEADER
ELECTED BISHOP
STATE OF NEVADA
AVASHI.VtJTO.V. Oct. 2r,.iAh -
The house of deputies of the Kpis-
oop;il church today eon finned the
election of the He v. Thomas Jen
kins, .Mi'M innville, Ore., us mis
sionary hivhop nf Nevada, lie was
elected yesterday by the house of
llhops.
l't')UTI,ANI, (He., )et. L' T. itV
l v. Thomas Jenkins, eleejed hlsh
op of Nevada by the houve of hish
i ops in convention at Washington,
' 1. C, whs pastor of St. Ihivid's
Kpiseopai church, this city, from
ll'lo to 1!J.".
He resigned to become general
missionary of the diocese of Ore
gon, at MeM innville. Durini; his
residence in Hortland and j-im-c
then he has been a lender in re
liuious activities of the denomina
tion. L
N KV VOIJK. net. 2T.l,Vt Six
cowboys and one cowKirl were
hurt yesterday in a rodeo Madi
son Square C.arilen.
Law ton t "ham pie. of Phoenix.
Ariz., was injured internally when
a steer v iphins fo' pounds threw
his head ii:iinst Champie's abdo
men after the cowman brought
him to ihe pt'ound. One of the
animal's horns dujr into the rider.
,lotia Pe Arman of Sayre. Ok. a.,
suffered a broken lep and wrist
when a s'vOvi- threw him iiLainst a
eonerpte wall.
Miss lionnie McCarroIl of Hoe.
Idaho, in attepiptintr to m:i:tt.;iin
her balance when ;,iiown nt a
loone-ridinu (iMUe.'t, f Iuiik her
Arm air:inst her nose, f raet urlnif
the bridtjo.
The others Miff, red in.im les of a
tuirmr nature.
! Mill Tribune Ms nie fM.J by
ij.oyo iitoole every day. tf
I I l ill i .i I . Wrfft-IrW wKa
ll wviKiii, -oior, oia.-K iiiki i.n.Nvn, $1.00 I
in c: (ci no , ; r. in
ill 3 pair 4 a .uu ii.waj.iu ..I
31 filr 191
5 pair $1.00 r Half Frice
I I Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes I
I I -w tttttt rnr. lu' ll,r "r whi,e ','11;u' J'tli,,:lu'(i sllil',s- .!"" At 4 I I
111 W B I i ir n W Hmliim- values un to :!.()() Sium-kiI lor bi: rTiB-fc 111
IE! LlllllV ItJ lr Daw oulv 1P JL CdUl
I: Sizes ifi1 o 1 id 17 (Hil'. I
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MT. ANGEL SNOBS
Itersons were
then, from
laily Acas
SAl.KM. Ore., o, t. 23.
When l'at Oallafchar. I'ortlanc!
:i i (nc ret
lacvr nnt former mepihep ot trrtl
einitnilt;
Specials for Friday and Saturday
-at Medford's Great House Furnishing Store
ROCKERS
Workers specially priced at S.flS will he offer
ed Tomorrow and Saturday (Dollar Days) at
$1.00 DOWN
And a Dollar a Week
111.' Ipqislutmo I'nin. an cnslern . Si'otcli . i lili
Iifpsm rliAru't. nipont'V(l at! ).f K'K K 1! I W 1 :. Dun. fries, Sent-: ItOCH USTKIl. Tex., Oct. 2"i. lPi
Mnimt .nfl List nilit .o trivo f Irnui. Oct. LTi. (I'l I'mir railn.iul I W. Haniiltninft tS. ami his sun
;i Hoover speeeti only aliout ', employes were l;itle! when a I .on - ' l''a rl, 17, were, shot '-jU killed by
present. mot
ilon to Aherileen
nut of town. The
not neld.
.Mcn.I.ers of the county Repul,. j ,.. were derailed
11, an Central c.nnniuee. wh, (,,wn an e.nl.ankni.uil.
were on hand for the mcot.ne ,., ,. ,,,, ,
fa.. I the rally ha.l l.een called .,.,. i,,,,,.,,
file si cu i.ne siai e ten-
f'luwutfied ndvrtNlng
V t
'"All in
nt . 1 Itiun lnl'oi'mcrs Shot.
passenger llnin a ninn who ilrovn up to their home
colli, le,l wl.h a freiu-l.t train near last nii.1.1 anil called them In ll.e
here early tins .nnrnh.K. 'I'hc ln door. The phontlnir was ll.oual.l
ami rolled u, have hcen In retaliation for evi-
Thecni:!- de.ue voting Hamilton was pre-
,.,..,, ouulno M,,c,l , hnve BlvM) , qllm.
lnvesliKation
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gpfw reniHw. rincotffert wrlvprttatne eet rppiilt m
RAG. RUGS
Wridar -".(I,. Way- Wus in attnwtivp col
ors, special fr Friday and Saturday
Rugs "1
We.-i lar !)(!.- Wa.u; Rm.ss on sale for Friday
and Saturdav
Rugs