Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 20, 1931, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACJTT FJGWT vedford matl TRmriNK medford, orkuow tits day. .r.Nr.Rv -jo. DNESD A Y- SSTU Children's Dresses Special BREIER OPENS ITS m SAYS SHE SAVED FOR CLARA WE 95 - i The Supreme Moment DO YOU KNOW WHY? Caul inn hiiH In-lit bark insinv rMt;nlern. Bui not IlltKlKIt. Low slnrki; mid :i liiiliu murkul Ik tmrHy the imyliu IiiKffiil Mint lo buy. Our pun'hiiHliiK staff VHiiuirnil forth in atlvimt;u of tint HPiiHon, amt mot Willi victory. FORESIGHT REWARDED Tito iuMIh. iho Im-fjf niuiiiilatMuni-!i ami bit; cimvm'hM's, wlm luivi; bmm titariim tin liurdon of Mm reiHMiuiiiiry trail m ('diKtitionH, cnniiurutHil with uh to tlio limit. W arc inHtirril with tr"Hli eniiiunmnin and thrillt'd with u :miiHu of Imlliiim to rHttir nntiiniHin. ALL 3REIER STORES ARE NOW READY TO SERVE YU . . . SAVE YOU . , . AND HOW! A Victory for All Your victory Imm-iuiuo you will scoro a "knock out'' ovi'i- tint rust ol' mi;r;imin(lso, and van iuii;h hard Uiuuh. Although thu iniinulacturfis tni;) u iv nl Iohh on our iiurr'liuKi'H, they achieve a victory ovnr bit n Shush lulbnrKy. Thn dnckH urn clcurcd for action for thu mh1 tiimn aliMHd. TIiIh iH our victory biM-aiiHc, wbi-n others ar bnMlim r'liaraiic(H of oiil morchitiullHi. v art. ahlo to brim? you brand new m'r!hiiii(line ai FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Victory Over Doubt We have pmioiiml faith in hiiKinesH and iudutslrtat lead oi'H wbu ar alrt to present ilay poHsilnlitiuH: w! hav utmoKt taith and contidence thai piroplu 01 thu west will i ally to tilt! nail oY thia VICTORY SALE In ni.e and purnnm, thin salt; nhonld take rani; over all predecessors, Trucks. traiiiH and sbipH have bmm do Hveritm bit? loadH ol" now mercliandiHo. Mammoth or deiH have been rolling into dopoLs and sidftiK"- A fleet ol trucks made speedy diHtrihuiion. All i ready. A NEW YEAR BEGINS ... A NEW GOAL IS SET . '. . VICTORY . . , THE WATCHWORD Carload of Shirts RAYON STRIPE SHIRTS Itayon ulrfnn broad cloth in Hintill niitiiirnH. Vat-ilyit whirs.. A'. tuchiMl collar. Lhhh Ihiitt a year ao thiH mime hind of HhirlH wild for $1.1!). NOW 79c FANCY FLANNEL DO METS. hVmilitr Sl.illt value. Ht'Mt gradit colton f I a u ii e 1. Hn.; t.iiap, but iH Inexiieiia ive. A pronounced vul no at 65c This in jtiHt two khuiph f a carload of ahlrta. Look uL thu other jirtee buys. From Nashua Naco Robes i'lirt wool. Kaury Indian ilt'siux. liiixSII. Hvilliantly i-nlnrcil, Navajn patu-rns. Whili llu'.y hint (Limit 2 to a ciistniin'rl SI. 00 Wool Mixed Wizard Blankets t'i 7lxSI), I'art wnnl. Double A '"win" for vain-.:. Nuvi" ndIi! I'm- Irvs than $'J.!IS h. turit. Kmir-in -h liltn-k plaiils. S1.98 Priscilla Bates Jacquard Rayon Bedspreads Attractively bi.ixoil ; Slxltl.'i. tii-n uiui- ." valiu' lor S2.44 Mill Purchase Cretonne Tin- l'l month lii uml. li.nrji ot' pattrniN in J ami "olnr i'iiiii Inilnt iniiK. KonniT low rvv 'S.'r. 15c White Broadcloth Shirts A rUr liny. Don't owHonk tin bis.' bi't . . . .1.. 7.. lul 1 ..T ..Nl JriS . Turkish Towels Dmihle tlinud. (icm-l weiKht ('tiloreit herders. O (Hhitr times ;i:ie. w Ji-C Wearwell Pillow Cases S v.f t L! -iiif Ji. tjmmltty pnn linfe itf a uaMly OO I'lty t!'illMS t lie-., .it. :irll fci A t Pillow Case & Scarf Set Miumpeii with malehini: deslHllH. (H-milne Pep- yQ perell eiit'tm. 2 crimen and ."carC Ol , Pepperell at Wholesale rj-i?li !l PrlOMTrll )iillnv tUlllUR. IL'-fni'll rt-inii'i-cll pillnw t-:iM'M. O' Ka.'il 6UC Slr'.MI lr)iT('ll IUfl. 05 t'.iivii i) 1 . 1 7 Wearwell Sheets si x :! ' I.ur je purelntne and tiitt itlHConm. A pi'udm't wort In of i. name. Kxtrn fine count, Ql extra P w price T t Amoskeag Outing The lainniiH brand, for evoryoitit knoU's the IM-I idolh. I'Muubt at a price it briim vou an Miibeard haruaiu. All clean, cii.su. new merchandise, -"-in, 1 Ol width, ui fancv stripe and plaids on while I J fC KronndH. Virion Price, vd. m Fleece-Lined Coats Buy tlnon liy the 'ai'loaii. 'I'haf explains these two low rieex . . . that's tile way to ret bargains lor onr customers. Fleeeei! lined emits . . . Sport eoats. Sweat shirts ami lumber jaelu . . . all kinds . . . all styles, for all tastes. All sizes 6(jC SOME BUY! g3c For l!oys. soni 'ironil buys at -19 Outing Pajamas Two pieee. A iitality that used to sell for 1.7.". A snpevifir value Blazar-S tripe Pajamas Croup '. Lots of sna , and lots of value. SI. 00 Yama Prints As pretty as their name. New and so eheap, vard 13c Plisse Crepe Mill buy. Women ask lor it. I Jet vnur share 17c 100-cana lot of a Factory Closeout Number Wet Weather WORK SHOES At the lowest pneo this type of shoe ha over boon sold. Hoavy oiled tan upper. Full leather inner-sole. Panco compos' tion sc Is and heel, both nailert jnj stitch eri. A ruiar $J.3a value $1.93 Spocial PurchaBo at Pro-Inventory Per iod, Brimjs a Real Buy n Men's DRESS OXFORDS A Brockton bench-made shoe, which speaks vnlumea in its favor. Fine calf skin upper, oak-bent sole. A genuine $i value for $2.93 New Crisp Wash Frocks In patterns that sin;.' "sprinvr." Look at the priee. 69 c New Silk Frocks Kn-.li from the style neuter ui New York, the lasl word in fash ion. S7.50 Anita Crepe Slips I'roiln I by the lireier i.ai'inenf r'.ietory. Sold oilier times for I. ,,,v 93c I H,,jh "c" 89c Nothing hos been left undone to put our Victory Sale over the top. Altogether now. Nothing has been left undone W TD f Nothing has been left undone to put our Victory Sale over the ff g nlfi&ljDV'i our Victory Sale over the top. Altogether, now. .Xo A top. Altogether, now. Hii?h Grade ALL WOOL BLANKETS $298 WW SO Sclilom, it ever, cm wo jlfoiU to sell all-wool blmiKota at thin quality at tlln prlco. But w ma iloom tho unuaunl for thi salo. Hiyh iich shaitru. TELEPHONE S32 J Accused Secretary of "It" Girl Established Trust Fund When Money Roll ing In Beer Making Ma chine Cost Clara $600. LOS AN'OELJC.S. .Mm. jn. ,V M'Mion pirtuivs i)a!it Clara Utiw n prtnrcly sum fm wlmt tho films citll "Ii." hut nil ui huvm1, DiiiHy Ii-M(mi h;iIi1 (inlay, wuh what Dim ;iirnt f'irnn-r H4M'r'iary put out ui' thi' ri-iu'h ol the (IfinandH of a miv life. Takintr tin witness Mtsind to t'finiplftu ht-r testimony lxun Fri- (lay, MiHM Delioi! under lXMtireet exiinunatlCMi hy uounafl. Nathan O. FriMMlmaii, .saitl that when Clara hired her out of a film heauty whop in January. i:i2'J. Dip ant-' rHn liad $oi.0)M In a trust fund j "She wan Kottim; $:tniiu a wk then." Mihh 0Bu related at thn noun roeoHs. 'l arranKd the fund, so that she couldn't draw anything, mini it ami duriiii; thn IS months I wjih with her. I munaKifd m sh! 'ould put I hT.ixmj muro in it. J .SnniM niouiliN u ft ei hIih cmpluyi'd ( me. slie w:ih :ven S4'iuo a week,' and when w hrnke up hint No- i vein her rthe w:im KPtDll; 3troijM u , woek. When I left she had "m( in that triiHi fund ami I think i that's ail mIib's roi now." I Tt"-liiunny Tanidod. j The prfiHeetltoi-M ifiieweti iheiri ai tempt to oitahliNli her :ille:oil . fjnilt hy akini her if xlie did not ! Himsf'Ht to t.'lara that thty each j i'Uv AJf "d Matiien, Daisy m buy friend, a birthday pn-sem and then drew m the aetiv-ss" areount i lo pay for both alfta. "I did not."' she ri'plh'd with firmnvNs. on- ( ti-aiT to her testimony before Die I 14 rand jU"y lawt November. j The .tlJite exciiMrd her and I Kreedman lrew out her mIiiit' abmit Die money sln aicumulat4Ml for Die at;trr:HH. Hhe said she paiilf for seoros iif bills inenrred by "'am. annum them a $HDi) "hi't'r-1 maltinii muehine." No sooner lnul j shn einnnaraled this last puivhiuH I than .Indue William Dran ordered! it stricken. He lold the attorneys iHterdav thai he wan tired of "mud slfnt-inj;." and wanted nu more of it. AT ROTARY ME Continuing a Hurii'H of t'ditra titmal proianiH thn Medford 11 o tary r.lub tiiijuyetl DiIh noon an ex cnikuU talk tin "The General Ad miniHiration ami Variotta Phuses of AnesthHHiu'' by Dr. Edwin Dnrno nf thiH city. Dr. Durnu covered his : uhject in a compn'henHive utun nor, starting wiUi thu tirst ttim;ov tsry of a n oh Dies i a HT( yeara n'Au. It wan iu IHHi when a Hoslon dentist. Dr. Mnrroii. uinrovnrfd Die annstlu'iii: prnpurtirn of sulphuric ether whirh utter much experimen tation whk neeeptnil an a Reneral jinesihetir. Snmo time later ehin ruform was found to he an effort ive medium and wuh adopted hy many of the medical profession. The ue of nitrmiH oxide and various. uaseH was hIhu iliHcuvered in lHtor yuura. followed hy the iniiodiuMion of co caine, novocain-- and similar druK. Advautaffes and dlsadvantaues of t hese varioun funna of unes DieticH was disctisHi'd hy Die speak er, who then introduced Die later types, which have been discovered in recent yearn. Three new lorms ar "spinal anes thesia.'' "rectal aiicHtheuiii" and "IntcrveinHl anesthesia," according to the speaker, who described each type, its adv:mtutHH and Die method of aominiatriitiuti. Dr. Durno a addresa proved oi much interest and educational ben etit to Die iHrijo mup of iiijta riana and tieata present. j The program wua in rliare ol-j Al UintiH. j An enjoyable feature of the meet- j ing wan a song leaders' contest ill which three well known local ex perts took part. Those who par ticipated were W. It. lialrd.aud ted Shockley of Medford ami Lou Han sen of Ashland. Marry Lc html of Los A nudes made a hrict talk and stated that hustucNs coinlitioiib In souttiern California were on the upward trenil wuh more optimism in evl dence thta month liian ic-r 10 me time past. v -mi l.k Uotanans wer- m, k. roriiclt of K'Miuatb Kails. Loo Hansen and Jas. Harker of Ash land and Harry Leland of I-im An geles Other jiuesta were Archie Holt and .Martin Kurt, both of whom an' new residents of M'd-lord. ?. Fell Agent For H ousehold Articles H. FHI. pntpnetur if the ll:v r- ule Mldijet flolf cnui-r, ill Med fm"i. hu- taki'ii over tliiH teis ittiry as a repr-tMi(.'ive of t-itsu-rn 'uanufat'turi-rn of SMVer.iJ pal en tod specinilitfw The nt !M! which 0 -inul by At r. II include lm proved potato p-ihM'-, i'au opener. whirl! n brunhen for cur wachuia. -hMWMir aiitt knfe 9hurpnpnt. By popular demand we are of fering: another group of these adorable dresses for the school (rirl at 95c each. Values up to $3.50. What a bargain they are, every one smartly made from fa;;t colored broadcloth, English print and pique. They come with and without bloomers. Broken sizes from 2 to 14 years. SECOND FLOOR January White Sale Turkish Hand Towels, Special 10 Large Size Bath Towels for -liM Pure Wool $3.95 Blankets for $7.05 Best Quality Kapok, 3 pounds $1.00 70x80 Sheet Blankets for 70 81x90-Inch Bed Sheets' for 89 42x36-Inch Pillow Cases, Pair 29 DOMECTIC -SECTION MAN FLOOR Gloves A glove special for Wednes day. Women's fine Frencli kid and capeskin gloves in the season's wanted styles and colors. Real 34.95 values. Choice $3.95 MAIN AISLE Slips Women's and misses' rayon crepe slips in all the costume shades and all sizes. Slips selling regular up to $1.93. Choice Wednesday $1.75 Hosiery Special A limited number of women's and misses' silk hose. Values up to 31.95 a pair. This tat consists of broken sizes and odd colors but every pair perfect and a marvelous value. Extra special while they last 49c Pair Sale of Men's Union Suits A January clean-up of men's and young men's union suits, consisting of light weight, medium and heavy weight garments in either short or long sleeve styles and ankle length. These fine union suits are from the mills of Richmond and Chelmers and are our regular stock. Buy now for winter and early spring wear. Note Reductions Listed Below Light Weight Cotton. Regular $1.25 Values Medium Weight Part Wool a $1.9:1 Value Medium Weight Part Wool a $3.50 Value Medium Weight Silk & Wool $5.50 to $6.50 for 95c $J59 $25 $365 Men's Section, Main Floor r stop; fop jVEQVBOOv J j o