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INJEXICO; HOLDS' STRAW HATS FOR
U y John Lloyd.
(Associated Press Staff Writer)
MKXIOC CITY iA ProMldi'iit
Purtes llil's campaign to rid Mexico
of the drink evil has gained Bitch
momentum that it' has been me one
of the chief topics of discussion
throughout the country nhd one of
the principal subjects of legislation.
The President's appeal to' state
governments to second his endeav
ors hns met with ready response In
tho form of ordera restricting the
drink inp of alcoholic liquors, us
well as regulating the number vt
saloons. .--..
Governor Raymundo Knrlquez of
Chhtpas has instructed the state
treasercr to establish so heavy a
tax on In toxica tlnpr drinks that
their manufacture will' be; unprofit
able. This measure. In a'ddlliotV to
discouraging manufacture of liqu
or, Is calculated to oblige the sa
loons to charge prices beyond the
reach of the average man.
Covp'rnov Enriquez al.o- has or
dered that tlie saloons be forced to
pay Increased taxes, hoping
through this means to cause many
'of them tV close. ' Furthtprmore,
'hq bus prohibited the -sale of Intox
icautu op'.ninplVes and farms, many
of wjil'clr : employ hundreds of
peons.
"Similar although less stringent
niousureti have been- adopted in
other states, and the War Jftpart
ment hay prohibited snlo of liquor
to" yoldlers. Soldiers' who overcome
;Vhfs obstacle and become intoxi
cated .will be subjected1 to severe
putiishment:
The government of Mexico City
bus placed' a butbn' iiale of liquor
In dance halls and has notified calj-
louger be allowed to employ wait
resses. . The city fathers hold that
those girls become alcohol addicts.
Anti-alcohol leagues have been
formed throughout Mexio among
mothers, teachers, school children
nnj workers, and lectures on the
evils of the drink habit are being
given In theaters, the schools,
union hett,dquur.tcrs and ,other pub;
lie assembly places.
i w strife
V,EW Lit , M V
p t vM Tk
IIOMK (P) Straw luits will be.
practically obligatory tlus Fummer,
by the terms of a circular Issued by
Deputy1 Turatl. secretary of the !
Knsclst party, who has (been desig
nated by Mussolini as ohicf of the
Fascist university grouiia-
The. headpieces will bo decorated
with wide ribbons of the color of
the wearer's "faculty," 'or depart
ment law. let'ers. medicine, engi
neering and the like. In addition'
there will pe a smaller band oC
the colors of the particular univet
.slty Home, Naiiles Padua or' l!f.
logna. Once the scheme Is worked
out It will permit of close idcntfl
cation of each student.
Desire to boost the Italian, st raw
hat industry is frankly avmvcid to
behind (he plan. ; I'ntll a fcopule
of yearsago, the bare-headied lad
was prevajent among Italian iyouth,
and manylchtimed that the hurden
Inff of thejr scalps to the rays of
the summer Fun was hcailthful.
This asserfjt-n, however. poV.oked
indignant outbursts from thej mak
ers at hats. Hvlm constitute am im
pol'tant branch of Italian industry,
and whose products are famoiis all
over I'lurope'. ' ' -. ' I
"The sailoi i straw," says1 SJe ro
tary Turatl. "leside.s being an oco-
nomical sort of headgear, glvi's tho
.university student an air of' juve
nile elegit nee. , amity mcjn will
tbtiB be able to make "their t)ntrib
utlnn to tho prosperity .of tho.
nation
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j CANADIAN L1Q00K; TUG
Mall Tribune ads .are read by
gn nnn pAnpln every day.
CAUGHT AT CLEVELAND
CIjBVKLAN'D, Ohio. .Tune 7.1 (Pi
-The uir Neptune, with a cargo
which coast guardsmen said was
Canadian liquor and ale valued at
$'35,000, was captured near the
Cleveland harbor early today in
the" biggest hauT'lrore In eight
years, according to .Captain John
Daly, who made, the seizure. A
man who gave his name as George
Four of the beauties who tvill uitllMitc in the ftalvcvtoti mgvuit'
HtrtioK, "M(ns Oivroii'." liHr center FMe (ioldarlHiter. ".Miss Austria.'
'Miss Finland." Klght Olive Mayer, "Miss WlM-onsiii."
or ptilclirltudf. Ieft Mary
Lot ccntei' Item lie I ticks,
Willie, Ieainingon
found aboard.
4
Ontario, "was i
pAUlSfJPL-Twli prizes of $4,000
each have been offered through the
Fro n c h A n 1 1 -X 'n n ce r I .t a g v. o : o
French citizens of . permanent resi
dents who can prove that-preserved
foods have no influence on the di-.
sease or who can discover ..a. cure
for the'afflictlon. , '
,
Mall Tribune ado are read; by
20.000 people every day. ,, tf.
ID
FAR OUT OF DATE
Fi
Life in Chicago
Quito Safe, Says
Booster of City
Jones Cashes
tores
Oppbsite Crateriatf
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M ...
T i.iih.jjviu, j nut' t. m i .
i lot of balderdash and tommy-
rot, this talk of people fearing
j i to come to luicago on account
1 4 of the gunmen, says John 1.
SI AM UOt 1 Turkey P) T h e j ruyiu, of lhe chamber of com-
super-moderns of the newly mud-! 4 merce.
erjiized' Turkey have opened a onm- More conventions are being
helil This year In unicagn man
ever before, said f'oyne. and 4
ifceople attond them without
Special Prices Saturday and Monday
Ammonia 7 J Shortening
Parson's double strength.'
cleans anything.
Pancrust
shortening.
i pure; vegetable
You will like It.
Full pint
.15 2
-lb. can........
39
Pumpkin
Del Monte or Libby'a fancy
pie pumpkin. It's better than
ordinary pumpkin.
palgn against the Ktamboul muni--!
ciial theater's recent addition to
its repertory of the plays of Wil
, Ham Shakespeare. They contend
that the presentation siieli old
fashioned stuff gives the Impres
sion that Turkey is not keeping up
with the times.
Moreover, even though the play
are, of course, translated into
Turkish, It Is argued that the lan
guage of the bard of Avon l.s so out
of style as to be incomprehensible.
The outburst of- tho modernists
gnvu rise to a singular Hhukespea-'
' rian controversy In ,the Stamboul
press. It wound tip wilh a long
'and solemn nroclnmiitinn kIuiicI hv '
many Turkish writers and artists
and published in a pro-Hhal;e-s
pen re newsaper attesting hi the
worth of the maligned dramatist
and to enlightened Turkey's ability
to understand him.
( the slightest fear of being as- r
4 sasslnatcd.
i ' Coyne picked a good day to
emphasize the safety of life in
I Chicago, for 'at an early hour -J
' 4 there bad Ihmmi only one slay- 4
f Ihg wortli mentioning.
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Lg. 2l2 can..
.15
I.ODr, f'nl., Juno ". Pl Klro
folliiwlnB a hitIi'h cif oxpolon
l.m l..u. ni.rltl ilfiulravrxl thn 1T0.
., ... 000 plant or the California Pin
Flour
Drifted Snow. We guarantee
every' sack.
49 ib. sk 1.79
Baking Powder
Schilling's best. It's a full
erea'ni of tartar product.
Prunes
Extra quality Santa Clara
prunes. Buy all you want'.
Pickles
pickles.
pounds
.25
FlyTox,
Fancy small sour
They are cheap.
Lg. 2'2 can
.20
One of the bes fly sprays.
It docs not damage anything,
Pork &. Beans
Van Camp's extra quality.
You have used them.
14-lb. can.;
V.79
Full quart..
.79
Lg. 214 can..
.19
1 . 1 s
Free Delivery Service
Coffee
Schilling's best vacuum pack
ed. It's one that you will
like.',. .
Pe ponnd... .....47
Grape Juice Baking Powder
Church's Best. Made" from branl Pur bakinB
fancy Concord grapes. powder.
Pull' quart..
.39 12
Crackers ,
Salad Oil
Snowflake'. Best qUaVity.
Fresh baked. Buy what you
want.
oz. can..
Soap
35
Pure vegetable. One of the Citrus powder, the kind you
best for all salads. have always used.
Largd pkg..
.25
Full quart..
.23
Large pkg..
.23
Save on Meats at
JONES, CASH MARKETS
3E
'Alid.suinnjor Night's Oi'cmn ' antl
"As Vtiu l.lko It" ulonir vith Its
rpKM-tnry if Tui-klnh ami highly
I- nlfulorn ParlHlnn playH, thn lutlcr
1pIiik thu .stamljnu puhllc'tj favor-
Thlif TurkiMh theater's hitiriro
tatiiih nf BhakcKjiMii-Q Is Inl'Tcsl Imk.
. Slrikiilfr O'Uclii'.v itii-ltiilu n yllmv
wiK for Ilamli't (t- hIiow that ho i
a Dane) ami the treat mcnt ly I'u
InuiuH. the Kini; anil 'h1iii-h. nf
Malnlt't's luvt! fur Ophelia as a
hiiKO jcikW. .
Box company. A litrKC stock 'f
pine shuok stored Jn preparation
for the Krapo season was loHt.
Klionten wert! untthlb to up
proah the blaze, which waH hu
llnved to ho Incendiary.
iii;ii:st wkiaiI ri'.AK ix
DISITTK: Wild OWNS li ?
MAM1AX. N. n., ,?ttn; 7. (Ari
Four railroad bridges were roport.
ed washed out and trtiiiHcontlnetittil
railroad, telephone mid teleKrnph
nrrvlite dlsi'itpted today by a cloud'
J)tirst which dumped I'lvo Incites of
rain on w(s(urn North Otikotn and
euKtcrn Montana last I) it; lit . Ilcacli.
X. I)., reported 4.W Inches of rainfall:
Opposes Prohibition
CAItNAItVOX, Wales (!) No
hotly knows who owns the hlKhc.l
liiounlaln In Wale;.. I'ntll recently,
too, few cared, for the summit of
Mount Hnowdoh was covered with
dilapidated ljllildlli--s 1 1 1 1 1 out -f
harmony wltii a psot Itnpin'lan't
eliotlull to he pointed out to sight
seers. The r,,iinell for the I'r'e.-erval loll
of llurel Wales soi;i:ested that the
stirnttilt he made Into a national
park. Whereupon It was dlseov.
ered that, the ownership of
peak had been In question
years. So until the
or the several
III..'
for
courts decide.
rival claimanti
au'ree, the movement to beautify
Mount Snowdon will stand Hi II 1. i
t'KKUtil.V. Italy. M") The Itoyal
Italian University for Foreigners,
which operates as n summer school
of the 1'nlveMlly of I'oruxln. will
ojn-n Its fourth session, June ,1't.
It offers advanced courses in Ital
ian literature, art and other cultur
:il Mlhjeets. '
SATURDAY:
Brings New Summer Time
Apparel at the
.Dept. Store
Women's Tapestry and
Linen Coats
The Season's Newest Fad
$1.98 toxS3.19
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Tiii'wstTy and heavy linen coats, bright col
61'1'ul patterns. Cast-color. ,
M.M
Smocks
$2.19 $2.98 $3.19
A new assol'tiTieht
of smocks, fancy
flowered cretonne,
checked fxii'ilianis,
plain colored ray-'
ons and fancy col
ored sateens.
Silk Crepe
Dresses
$9.8.3
fjandscape patterns
also p 1 a Fir pastel
shades, s 1 c eveless
dresses.
Silk Hose Special 89c
Regular 1.00 ill.-silk hose, Alleii-A and St rut wear.
Saturday special 89
Children's .
Voile Dresses
79c
Plain c o 1 1) re (I -voile
dresses. lace trifn. Sizes
.1 to 6 vears.
Childrens
Crepe de Chine
Dresses
S2.50 and S3.98
Plain colored -crepe de'
chine dresses, rihhou
trim. Si.es 1 to 0 vrs.
)a ffJQ..ygw
Enna Jettick Shoes
For Women and Growing Girls
$5.00 and $5.95
"White pumps, .-white , oxfords,
blonde oxfords, sun-burn one-
All sizes and widths.
Snappy, Stylish Shoes
In Popular Priced Merchandise
for Women'
$4.88 and $5.85
Colored shoes: green, red. liht
nine, blondes and blacks. High
or medium heels.
BARGAIN BASEMENT.
32-inch Crepe in plain colors pi' figured, all colors. 2S
36-inch Fast-color, flowered Voiles, light or dark colors ..." 39?
Women's Fabric Gloves, tan color with fancy cuff 59.
Women's Girdles and Corselettes, all' sizes 98
Men's Cotton Work Sox, grey, tan or black 23
Men's "Stonewall Brand" Bib Overalls, all sizes $1.29
Pillow Slips; size. 36x48, per pair .'. ; 45c
Children's Print Dresses,' 3 to 12 yrs 98
Children's Sandals, sizes 5 to 2 $1.29
Children's Patent One-Strap Slippers , $2.69 to $2.98
Women's Tan Oxfords Paracord soles $2.48
Women's Patent One-Strap Pumps : $2.98
Women's High Heel Pumps $3.48
Boys' Scout Shoes $1.98
Men's Work Shoes . '. . ' : $2.98
Hagerty Style Shoes
''' : For Women
$6.75
Blondes, black kid,
.... and- patent leather
in one-strap ox
"""Coivlrf and pumjis.
imuii:sfvfoi
0. A. MEEKER, Manager
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A3lM;nlnl 'rf Jtf Vhfito
A natlon-vitls organization of
.vomen, leeking temperance but
oppotins prohibition, it bema
formed under leadership of Mrs.
Charle. H. Sabin of New York.
Public Market
i
Open Tuesdays,
Thursdays and
Saturdays
i
We will buy anything in tho
vegetable or fruit lino.
We also carry a full lino of
vegetables and fruits for re
tail. i
Meat Market
The meat market is now re-
" opened with a full line of all
kind.- of meat, chickens and
fryers.
Breakfast Specials
FRUITS
Half Cantaloupe 20
Half Grapefruit 25?
Sliced Oranges 20?
Strawberries and Cream 25?
All Cereals with Cream ...v. 15?
Waffle and Coffee 25?
Two I'lggs, (soft, niodiinn' or hard) 15?
Toast and Coffee 15?
Donufs and Coffee ..; 15?
Preserves and Jams " extra
"JUST TRY IT"
Films Freie. ; ;
West Side, Pharmacy!
YOUR BEXALL STORE
Open Sundays and Evenings
All the Time 1I
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First Insurance;
Agency . . . :
A. L. HILL, Manag.r
Phone 105 30 N. Central'
Bedford, Oregon
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