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BIG TARIFF
PARTY WINS
IN CANADA
Earthquake Zone
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Conservative Proponents of
Protective Duty Over
throws MacKenzie King
Liberal Government in
: General Election Vote.
OTTAWA. Ont., July 29. (P)
After 12 yearn In power Hie liberal
Government of W. I.. MacKenzie
Kir has been overthrown. The
Cdnnervntlve linrty, headed by
Richurd . Bedford Hennett. won a
majority! ofl.'seauj In the house of
commons In .yesterday's iioneriil
election' vj, , .'' " ' .
When ' Maclcunzle Kln submits
his realBiniirton to the governor
Koneval. the prime minister will he
Kannntt, a lawyer who haa prac
ticed for yearn In Oalitnry and won
horn and educated in Nova Hcotla.
He haa .been Conservative leader
three yearn. He 1h 60 yearn old
and wealthy. The timo of the
chamro U not definite ns an ouU;o
ln ministry In given ouportunlty
to Ddjunt ItA nffnlrfl.
Victory for tho Conservatives,
traditional . proponents of a high
protective ,1arlff, was forecam
early by on almost unprecedented
upset in Quebec, Liberal Htronc
hold. rive IX-fi-atnl
TJvo Liberal mlnlMtorH wero de
feuted: Charles Dunning, minister
of France, whose lust builget In
cluded tariff rell'laUi (malnst the
United Htates; T. A. Crerar, min
ister of railways; l.uclen Cnnnun,
solicitor; Cyrus MncMlllan, mlnls
ter of fisheries, and W. F. Kuy,
minister without portfolio.
Ten women sought seats, but
Agnes G.' MncFhall, the first wo
man to enter Canada's house of
commons, alone was elected. She
has held her district since IH21.
The tenuro of office of Mac
kenzie King, educated at Harvard,
had been featured hy cordial re
lations with the I'nlted Status. . ,
Shaded portion of map shows
territory affected by earthquakes
which caused widespread death
and devastation in southern Italy.
PARALYZED
BOOTLEG
I.OS ANdKI.KS. Cal., July 29.
(A') Michael Citduhy, scion of the
J wuuilliy jlllttHU ,uvniin luiii,,.
of his lower limbs, the result, phy
sicians suld, of drinking pollsonouB
liquor.
Mrs. .1. P. Cudahy, young Cuda
liy's mother, admitted Inst nlKht
her son was suffering from "what
IIih doctors diagnose as poison 111
iior." Hhe said he became '11 uftr
going to a party at a Hollywood
holil Friday morning.
Cuiliihy'B pbysicians at Holly
wood hospital said late lust night
their patient was recovering rap
idly anil might be able to go home
by the end of the week. When
first taken to the hospital the doc
tors said Cudahy was paralyzed
from tho waist down. Yesterday
be was nble to move his feet and
bend one knee slightly.
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NAHIIViraJ-:. IVnn., .Inly 29.
(AH-Mrfi. Rophlfl Hrlen Buell, HO,
widow of Ocnrnil Ocot'Kfl 1. Huell,
tMvIl war officer uiul Indian fihl
pr who built Fort CuHtor in Mon
tnnri, In (loud.
IIOHTOX, July 2 0 . (P)K I fill -t(tn
yiur oll Allco Dti I 'ont,
ImiKht(r of A. Felix I)u 1'unt, of
WilinlfiKton, J )('!., today held a
pi'lvato pllot'n 1 1 n so althoiiKh Jior
piano Kiound -looped tmd hit un
other here yt'Htorday during test
rilKhtH. Hhe was uninjured.
After mnkftiK one succeHHful
fllKhl her Kitty-Hawk plane
Hvvervod and hit another while
taxlliiK fr another (ako-off. Hot!)
HhlpK were damuKed but within an
hour MIhh Uu J'uut had a new pru
peller and rlht wheel put on her
p Jm no and took tho air HKiiln.
Inspector Itk'hurd lloyt g can ted
her licence lalor.
EAGLE POINT GRANGE
H. E. CLUB WILL MEET
CITES MIND ILLS
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July
-It. (A'i 'rho second day of tne
trial of Winfield H. Calllll, charged
with first degree murder, opened
today with cross examination or
the defendant. Cnhill Is charged
with killing Alfred ("Hilly") Huff,
boxer, March TA, at Clillouuln.
Losses or memory which C'uhlll
Is ulloged lo have suffered occa
sionally have been stressed by the
defense Ho testified yesterday ha
was afraid of llnff and thinks he
did no wrong. '
A war veteran, Cahlll said he
owned a box factory at Tacoma,
had a lapse of memory ami found
himself In Portland. Ilu doesn't
know what happened to the factory.
: LABORER SLAYS WOMAN
AND COMMITS SUICIDE
FUKKNO, Calif.. July 29. (F)
Mm. Minnie WaHhhurn, 36, of Alu
nieda, wiim Khot and killed In n
i aneh home near Keedley lat
nltrht hy Joo Sante, 44, Itinerant
KAOUC I'OINT. Ore., July 2H
(Hpeelal) The Homo Kronomle
eluh of the Khk1 l'olnt fliantfe
will hold lt next roRiilar meet-
Inir WednoHday aftirnoon, July ! laborer who then turned tho Run
at tho home of Mrs. Hhhh Hinlth. un hlniHelf, dyiiiK Beveral hourH
Tho iu'enident, Mi-m, Ituhy Hitter-: later.
IIiik deHlren n Rood attendance, uh KianreH Mitchell, niece of the
there 1h a lot of work to bo done dead woman and a wUhohh to the
for tho annual nirnlval In No- KlUlim. wild a quarrel preoedod the
vember. ' HhootdiK.
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Another lonesome vacation
... ivas O.' to blame?
PEOPLE lind boon friondly otioiinh nt
first invited him to go on picnics,
walks mid rides. But not any more ! K ven
liU own invitations were politely turned
down now. That's wliut always happened
every year. He couldn't tindorstntid it.
Then, returning to the city on a crowd
ed train, he overheard something. His
own name and then "B.O." And all at
onee An knewl Realized why others left
him out of things, kept away from him.
For "B.O." is the polite term for a con
dition people dislike even to mention
Ixxly oifor . . . Now he has adopted a sim
ple safeguard against this fault that kept
him unHpulur. Next year won't sec uu
otlier vacation ruined by "B.O."
"B. O." weather betvare I
Hot sultry days like these make us pcr
npire more freely increase the danger of
"B.O." We quickly become used lo this
fLIFEBUOY
AA SHAVING CREAM
'X om ywu (k. No mor
' Vpulliii. or imartiog err.
3 ft thoM "Ttnaer Spow."
ever-present odor, seldom notice it in our
rtr.t only in others.
Because it u so easy to olTend and not
know it, take this simple precaution.
Wash and bathe with Lifebuoy. Then
you're safe. For Lifebuoy, even in hard
est water, gives an abundance of rich,
creamy, antiseptic hither that penetrutes
pores removes all odor leaves you
gloriously clean and fresh. Its pleasant,
extra-clean scent that vanishes as you
rinse tells yon Lifebuoy purifies.
Keeps complexions at their loveliest
What a friend Lifebuoy is to the com
plexion 1 Millions of women know this.
Its bland, searching lather deep-cleanses
ores gently frees them of clogged im
purities. Then watch dull skins freshen
healthy, radiant beauty return. Adopt
Lifebuoy today.
I.KVKR llllOTMKKS CO., t'im0r4if, Uau.
Lifebuoy
HEALTH SOAP
Wednesday and Thursday at Mann s
Batiste
Our regular 36 and 40-Inch batiste In
prints and solid colors. This Is a reg
ular 39c per yard value. Your choice
on day, 3 YADRS FOR
Voile
Our regular stock 36-inch fine quality
printed vcile. A delightful summer
dress material. Your choice day 3
YARDS FOR
Chiffon
Beautiful guaranteed fast color plume
chiffon In full 40-inch width. This
comes in colorful printed patterns.
Regular 95c. Choice 2 YARDS FOR
Pique
Our regular stock 36-inch rayon pique.
This is a regular 95c per yard material
and comes in delighaful patterns and
colors. Choice 2 YARDS FOR
Prints
Hundreds of yards of this season's
newest cotton prints in all colors and
patterns. 36 Inches wide and regular
29c value. Your choice 8 YARDS
FOR
Pongee
Standard quality full 12 momme red
leble pongee full 32 inches wide, per
fect In cotor and weave. Extra special
for t day 4 YARDS FOR
Summer Silks -
40-inch all silk charmeuse, silk broad
cloth, rayon crepes, and rich flat
crepes. Fabrics that are regular up
to J1.95 yard. Your choice PER YARD
81 x 99 Sheets
Note the extra length of this House
keeper sheet. Full 81x99 and seam
less, a fine quality sheet free from
dressing. Your choice EACH
50-In. Table .Cloths
Table cloths In 50-inch square size
and woven to Imitate the quaint old
hand loom cloths. . Your choice for
Mann's $ day. EACH
81-In. Sheeting
Our standard quality long wearing
bleached sheeting in full 81-inch
width. Special for this t day at
Mann's. 3 YARDS FOR
Absorbent Cotton
Extra special for our two great $ days.
2 full pound rollers of snow white ab
sorbent cotton are yours for only
11.00 at Mann's.
Pillow Cases
We have taken from our regular stock
a large assortment of fine quality
hand embroidered colored border pil
low cases. Special PER PAIR
Cretonne Cushions
Decorative cretonne covered . cush
ions In unique shapes. All are well
filled with pure kapok. A bright col
orful cushion. Choice 2 FOR
Linen Kitchen Towels '
Attractive colors In novel check pat
terns and decorative borders are
found in these all-linen towels. Your,
choice 3 FOR
Turkish Towels
All the wanted shades are found in
these generous sired soft absorbent
Turkish towels. Your choice 3 FOR
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Puritas 3 for $1.00
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House Dresses
and Smocks
SJOO
A splendid choice ' of women's and
misses' house dresses and smocks in
both printed effects and solid colors.
A regular $1.25 value. Your choice at
Mann's S day sale. $1.00 each.
Children's Smocks
Children's fast color printed
smocks in sizes 2 to 6 and 3
to 14 years. These are regu
lar $1.95 values. Choice
1.
Women's and Misses'
Khaki Middies and Knickers
Women's and misses' fine quality soft
finish khaki knickers and middes. Just
the togs for outings and camping.
Regular values up to $2.50. Your choice
for the $ day sale
1.
Children's Bathing Suits
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Bathing suits for the children. A splen
did choice of styles and colors In suits
that have sold all season up to S2.25
each. Extra special for $ day at
Mann's,
Women's Part Wool Bathing Suits $1
Sumhier Hats
Dozens of this season's smart
est stitched silk and pastel felt
hats as well as cool linen-models
are included in this great $ day
sale of millinery. Your choice
Wednesday and Thursday
$00
Men and Boys
DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS
Boys' Wash Suits
A large group of boys' fine quality fast color wash suits.
These come in various styles and are; regular 75c to $1.25
values. Your choice for the $ day value
2 for $1.00
Men's Linen Handkerchiefs .
Men's genuine Irish imported linen handkerchiefs In gen
erous size and finely hemmed. Extra special for this great
$ day sale at Mann's
4 for $1.00
Men's Bib Overalls
Every working man and farmer in Jackson county should
get a pair of these heavy weight fine quality denim over
alls at this low price. They are in large sizes and regu
lar $1.50.
$1.00 a pair
Men's Fancy Dress Sox
Stock up on sox, men, at this low price. Wednesday and
Thursday at Mann's you can buy our regular 29c dress
hose In assorted colors and patterns. All sizes.
4 for $1.00
Men's Athletic Union Suits
Our regula'r stock of men's and young men's cool athletic
- cut union suits. The kind we sel every day for 75c a suit.
Extra special for this $ day sale. . .
2 for $1.00
Men's Wool and Corduroy Knickers
A generous lot of men's and yong men's corduroy or wool
knickers. Many of these pants have sold from $5.50 to
$5.00. A close out at this low price.
$1.00 Pair
Boys' Linen Shorts
A group of Imported linen shorts for boys made by Tom
Sawyer and guaranteed. These are In sizes 3 to 6 years
$1.00 each
Women's Union Suits
Women's and misses fine lisle knit
union suits in bodice and built-up top'
styles. These have the tight knee and
come in all sizes. Regular $1.25 the
suit.
Women's Silk Hose
Women's and misses' pure silk .Blue
Crane and Burlington hose in assort-''
ed shades and sizes. A splendid hose
at this $ day price. $1.00 pair.
Women's Lisle Hose
All sizes are found In this group of
women's and misses' lisle sport hose.
A full fashioned stocking that comes
in novelty patterns. $1.25 value. -
Curtain Scrim
For 8 YARDS of this new stock cur
tain scrim. This comes with blue,
rose, and green trim and Is ideal for
the kitchen breakfast nook, bath and
bedroom.
Corselettes, Etc.
Women's and misses' fine quality cor
selettes, girdles, and garter belts.
These are up to $1.25 values. Special
for $ day $1.00.
Misses' Pajamas
A good assortment of styles and col
ors are offered In this group of miss
es' printed pajamas at $1.00. See these
Wednesday and Thursday at Mann's.
' Kiddies' Sweaters -
Children's short sleeve slipon style
sweaters In all colors. These are In
sizes 2 to 6 years and sell regularly
at $1.25 each. Special for $ day $1.00.
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Costume Jewelry, for 1.00
Rayon Undies
Women's and misses' fine count ray
on underwear in French pantee,
bloomer, shorts and step-in styles. All
are $1.25 values. Choice $1.00.
Handkerchiefs
Another shipment of these dainty
chenise linen handkerchiefs all ready
for $ day. . These are regular 25c
each. Special 5 FOR $1.00.
Neckwear
A large selection of summer neok
wear In various styles featuring linen,
oigandie, net, and lace. New colors
and shapes. Choice $1.00 at Mann's.
Panel Scarfs
Colorful new pleated scarfs for slim
mer wear. These are generous In
size and excellent In quality. Your
choice Wednesday $1.00 at Mann's.
Jumbo Soap
BUY 12 LARGE BARS of Jumbo soap
In lemon or cocoa, a splendid lasting
bath soap that is -kind to your skin.
Toilet department Main floor Mann's.
Boxed Stationery
Fine quality paper and lined enve
lopes In white, grey, buff, and orchid
are found in this group of boxed sta
tionery. 3 BOXES FOR $1.00
t$ Linen Crash . ? ;
The well known Stevens .'all-llnen
crash. The finest toweling money can
buy. Extra special for Mann's double
$ day 6 YARDS FOR $1.00.
Daisy Muslin '
The popular Dais muslin, a fine qual
ity dressing free muslin full 3$ Inches
wide. Special for this $ day sale 10
YARDS FOR $1.00.
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