9
PAOK FOUR
m MSK! ECONOMY IS!
SfllVAIION mllSHIBBOLEIH
. ii-rarMini"ri . m atimihi mi
Ul I niilTlLIl
fli-onnn fJrain Rrnvuorc Must
wiuyu.i u.u -
" Cut Acreage Or Feeds
Product To Livestock
Pvnnrt'c Wsrninn
Pork In Demand.
PO I IfTlsA XI), Full. . 4,fl'i A n
extensive livestock feeding program
a held ut oi the Hulvatinn of grain
growers of the. Pacific north went
by George S. Ml I nor, president of
the ra hi .stabilization corporation,
and vice-president and general
maiinger of the Farm era' National
(Jruln corporation, and ('. K. Huff, I
president, of t ho corporation. I
The- alternative is reduced acre-,
The two men wpent five hour
hero yeHterday in a hi iIim of ha.tty
conferences and left during the
afternoon for San Francisco to
open up the newest branch office
of tho eor)uratlon.
Need Mure Pork.
Milnnr Malt): "Oregon. Washing
ton and Idaho do not rai.se nearly
the quantity of pork needed for
their consumption, while their
wheal i.s a drug on the market.
Py n it I h i ng moVc livestock,
thereby Increasing the eunmnnptiun
of grain, wheat grower, will keep
the wealth in HiIh area and will
help to stabilize their own market:
and Holve the!r own problems."
lie wan a.sked if thero was' an
alternative.
"Yen," he naid. "Pcereasc the
acreage to cut down production." .
He explained the mnlter further:1
"The Pacific Northwest prodiiccHi
a burdensome fHirphiH of wheal,
while ft doe, 4 not produce its con
sumption requirements of Jive
Htock, particularly hnga. Pecent
experiments have demonstrate!
the praetlcahllily of feeding wheat
I o h ogH, .vh p a n d ca 1 1 1 e. Thus
has been hIiovvii the ud visibility
of tho Pa el fie No rt h west g ro we r
greatly to Increase the ruining and
feeding of livestock which probably
will ho the greatest possible out
' . r.... n,' u,.,...i t ,.,k i ........
. ' evident here."
I C'aHO C'lleil.
"There h unci man In en.stern
Oregon," Mlladr wild, "by the name
'of Kettle, who hn l.OitO hog which
ho ha fed wheat and mlllfeed,
thereby realizing approximately one
dollar a buhe on hl grain, coin
pared to the HS-cent prlro set by
Mid HtablllKatlou corpointlou as the
h tnlnlmuin price, and the f4 centH
imoted at Vancouver, H. C."
Alilnor ald the prci-teut mini-1
num price ntrueture of OS cents J
.'or tho pacific; Northwest will be
naintained for tho balance of the
year's crop. The price may, of
course, go higher, he suld, In view
of po8.fi hte crop failure, reduced
up ring' acreage or one or more of
:he other powsible Influences.
PKNDI.KTON, Ore, Ki-ii. n.
(4) Krnnk iiikI Kennelh ltiinHom,
mnvlcted recently on chiirKeti tf
l;llliiiK elk. und Kontcnced tu 'SU
tlayn In Jail nml fined 2ou ouch,
received a pardon on their Jail
Mentonc.cn today from Governor
Meliv, ! The - fine must he paid.
Triple Tree of Williams ;
Claims Wide Interest as
One of Nature's Wonders
WI1.I.IA.MS Clli:i:K, lire., Keli.
B.-' (H.t. ) 'I'liree Utile seed.s In
'one clump of sod m.my, many
yrai'M ucn dcehU'd to Nprout, up
In-the Williams creek country.
They Krew and they fcrcw. more
fi'lendly all the while, until throe,
hlj; trees In out cunt of hark stood
where the little seed were. And
today the triple tree, one-third
cedar, one-third oak nnd one-third
usli. Is hrtiiKluK world distinction
lo Williams creek.
Last Tuesday Varltou I Iron t Of
Portl.mil, represent Ini; V r 1 1 t e r a
Curiosities of New- Vorlt City, came
to Williams creek to take motion
pictures or the tree, which stand"
in front or thr'tnmtc of Mr. and
.Mi lcol'u'e Sparlln. The pictures
taken hy Mr. (Iront will ho rcalured
In many countries or the cjnkio. A
few week jic.n' another -picture of
the triple tree w.i printed In Ui
Icv's "llelleve II Or Not." news
Ilel p Yn Kid iievs
Uval l-romplly mfi JXiWitry .
trrrgularitirti.
F liollirred with rnnstaul liai koelie,
"blmlilrr Irritations and netiinK up
I niRlit, help )uur kiiinrji with
Doan'$ I'ill.
Suerifiil for more thin 50
yean. Eniloraril the world orrr.
Sold by dealer, everywhere.
50,000 Users Endorse Don n 'at
C.A.HAWKINS, 81IOTWKLL BT SAN FRANCmrn run
"I w.. .tiff .nd .. hy .J . .?Cy-t if-'t'.'K'd'
By. didn't M . ,l,t u , H rfct U Jt", lZZ$.
Pifl. were wfc.l II needMl. "Vl,., me mc , te , , ' ? L'wkiin
Do.n'i on hand and recommend them tiiht .l.m, " no"
' UDonu's Pills
i U
.t part of Hh cxpaud ii
gram, , Pacific Air Truriftport
. day purchased tin vc 2L',5U0 Poe-,
, m mull-p.iKcngor plane fur Hi"
! Keattle-Medford-Snn Uiego route.1
J Tlii announcement wag made
! Keely Jfiill. local representative.!
W(.B,llM ....proxtn.aiuiy
'ZJ! L 1-.
h-
twoun SmtUo umi S:m i;Iokd thi-
Hhip are equipped with Hpcclnl
flying equipment ami radio tele
phone fur voico eoinnuinicnt'on
between the jilotw and ground
statkuiw,
('arrylng out the practice of
naming the c-onipnuy plants fur
prominent roan ml mountain, th'
new plam'H are being iiiunnl
"( 'rater," "iJana" and "Wilson.''
Crater peak n nitunted In (.'rater
Lake naticnal park, Oregon, audi
MounU Uana und VViihon ro ini
California.
Meteorological Report
IVliriiai-y :t,
Medfurd Jind vicinity: Tonight
and Wednesday cloudy with valley
fo; mi cliatiKC in temperature.
Oregon: (lenciially cloudy to
nij;ht and Wednesday; local valley
fog; no change in tctnporuturc.
f o w
Z ' w
5.? ?.
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. .00 . .011
Local Data
Temperature (degree.)
Highest HaM 12 hrs.)..
Lowest (lant 'l hrs. )
Jtel. humidity (pel.) ...
Precipitation ( inches)
.State of weather.
..Cloudy Cloudy
Lowest temperature thU morn
Ins, 2X degreeH.
Total precipitation Inco Si'ptviu
ber 1, 1030, O.lti Inches.
Temperature, a y
HlgheHt, 411; lowest.
ar ago today:
31.
Sunset today. f:-H p. m.
iiunrl.se WedneHday, 7:21 a. m
Sunset Wednesday, 5:20 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
t -ax r-r
CITY ? ?
' !
Maker City 81!
ltlma!'ck
ltol.ic 4 4
I)enver 114
Den .Moines r-l
Fresno
Helena 4U
V. Cdy.
Clear
Cloudy
Olear
l-lear
Cloudy
Cloudy
tloudy
Clear
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Cloudy
l''"Kny
:ioudy
1. ( ily.
'P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clotuly
Clear
in
2S
3:
21!
48
24
fi2
31!
r,4
4(1
4 Ii
3s
24
r,r,
2S
42
2
34
2 1
Los Aimelcs 7 I
Marshfleld 62
lhoenlx 7G
Portland Til)
Ked llluff Il
Itosehur , k'2
S:ilt Uike 34
San 'KrancUco R4
Santa Ke RO
Seattle SJ
Spokane 34
Walla Walla 3S
WInnlpejjr 31!
W. J. Illltehl.snn, .Metenroloiilst.
paper ami screen rcaiurc.
The oak, the ccdacMind the jtsh
hae Mrown in otio I'mdy to a hcilit
or ii I "Mi t three and oliehiilr reel
with a rlrvninloroncr uf IS feet
la inches. -Then they separate,
each furnilnK n perfect tree, The
cedar h'.s a circumference of nine
and one-half reet, the oak seven
feet and II inches, and the ash
six and one-half feet. The same
llfo-KlvhiK still courses its way
throtiKh all, and the hark which
hinds tho three lonether In a solid
covering.
In ntmiinn the triple tree dis
plays to all who pass ovijr t lie road
toward mountain or valley, a cedar
wiifi dark evergreen hranches. an
ash with haves of Bold, an oak itl
llrcd in tan ami sbii'let. And In
spi'lnn a con.stanl ehntiKc of culur
scheme tntlll throe itefiulte Kieens
develop In tile full mown haws,
to' lilend Into oii soft hrown hurt;.
I - -Hi Ik
J
'
'
A Diuretic
for
Qtha Kiilntyt
''" MKIlFOUtji MAI
IMHPPMAMV
iiiummnni
' '
." .
Vniinri Dlnn ' nAmnnrlo Ciin.
iinalelv thrcW,UWNy ' wwnaiiuouH"
rfcme Effort To Pay
Reparations BruenincjlinK ' 1(.'v0iv'inK Lna Z
Budget Means
Work, Salary Cuts.
1 1 ul VI
Uy Wmle (VonuT.
11KICMN fP 'Tighten your
beltn; work hard! Tho plan Uo
huukIk it!"
Into the ears of 215,000,000 peo
ple thin Nlogan Is dinned with
stern official emphafdn. To Kuw
nia'H 1 ."iO.Ofiu.uQO il'n tl.iu five.-y
ar
dan; to Cicrmanys tii,000,00t it'
the uun plan
! AroiiHiug popuhir eiUhusiUHJii to
IndUNiriali.M KuK.sia and make the
red iiriny second lo none may be
an easier task than tu mobilize
iciniany'H will to work denper
ntoly for the plaii to pay for -i
Utft war.
Mobilizing ; c- r m a n y'H brain.
brawn and determination f
.supremo effort to pay rcparatiotix
out of actu.il income, let the econ
omy ax fall where it may, is ex
actly what the. Mrqciihu; ovcru
ment in trying t( do.
W'n lie C "ii t h eedci I .
Only with Spartan economy, In
volving wHgo and milary eutH, In
creased Income and luxury taxes
and riitlih-KH ' siaKhing of govern
mental expeniiituri'M, can fiermany
pay the war bill and Ftuy advent.
So Chancellor lleiurlch P.ruenitm
lold the nation as h. pushed thru
the relchlag IiIh finance reform
Proliant.
And even with such economy It
may not be ' possible. Cermany
may have to resort to the moni
tor! urn clause of the Young plan
to keep from Industrial collapse.
Put whether she does or docs ijot
take that step, the need for dras
tic economy will remain.
Consequently. l!ill in . ''Kconomy.
Year" in (lermany. So.' too, will
bo the two following years, for
tlie Pruening finance program prn
videH that the l!i:tl economy
budget shall stand as tlie maxi
mum permlsslhhi for three years.
How will tliis affect the nver
iiko (Jerman? Mow will the popu
lation of the Heidi react to
regime of rigid economy, hard
work nnd lower pay 7
Hr litltlu t liiuigi
TorelgneVH casually visiting P''"
lin noliably wilt not notice any
outward reaction.
" 'I'hey will hcc no bread lines (ul
leant (here arc no bread lines in
fiermany now): they will see much
champagne being drunk In fasii
lonable reports of the West Knd:
they will notice beer and wine
flowing freely nearly everywhere,
und they doubtless will nee fur
more neatly-dressed CJermans than
ingHed. unkempt, obviously ilown-at-tlie-heel
tlermans.
And they doulitless will miy:
"The C.ermans complain a lot. hut
apparently they have plenty of
money.
lilts Middle (Iiiks.
Those who tnko the trouble to
find out whnt middle-elans Cer
miuiH enrn. however, and make
pricc-flndlng trips to the plates
whero theso flermanH upend what
they earn, will concede that their
prosperity 1h hardly of a nort to,
milieu Americans Jealous,
For Instnm'e: Two hundred
murks monthly (less than $r'n)i
Is a fair siilury for the office!
worker here. Kvon tar a hache-
lor with no family to support thai
doesn't round big: but It Is' atiU
Finnller when he begins to spend
it on food und lodKlnK.
On the first 100 marks he pays
lui tuxes, but on tho second 1 00
ho pays lu per cent. In addition
he must pay ;i7.ir murks Tor un
employment, sickness and old nay
Insurant o, and one murk church
tax.
That 'makes (S ir, monthly lo
be- sublracteil frmii a Hilary of
'.no marks In other words, al
most per cent.
I.lvlittf Covis lllKh.
Now, tho remulnlnK 151. STi
marks (alumt j;i.r.) still could be
plenty If the cost f livinir here
were low enonuh. Put the cost
of most necessities here Is not ap
preciably lownr than hi New York.
.Meat costs more hero, coffee
twice ns much, nnd other table
necessities here aro not appre
ciably lower tban In the averaue
American eliy. Pura hie cheiipor.
hut clothltiK in general Is about
the same,
lteiits are kept low by leglMu
tlon ( for tiermaiis, that Is, not
for fore lu tiers) so your bachelor
offlceworkev may hnvo n much ns
left after ho bus paid 111"
room rent. On that ho can eat
for n month.
Put ttilk to him about euttluK
his salary to per cent to help the
government pay reparations:
Three hundred marks n month
Is ennrldored a ocl elvtl service
salary in (lermnny. and most men
eurninn that are supporting fami
lies which aro. of course, expected
to keep up mobile -cl;i!s "appear-
i
lUH'C, '
rixlr tUfUUils Siifrer
Thee civil servlre offleitils have
their salaries rut only IS marks
under the finance reform law.
which leu vh l hem nearly 0 n
month nfior deduetlnit taxes.
The cuts on hluher Huturles
rlniKO up to 'jn per rent In t ho
oie of Presld. nt vop Hinden
hum and cabinet nilnlMein. Cor
porations nro deoltrlnit slmllnv
wage nnd mlnry cuts.
Another 10 per rent rut has
been ndtled to the tn on cli:ir
eis, rluatfj nnd pipe tobacco, so
tint xvorrii'il hMd of I he bou-;"
i"ld nuiHi ic-iiaui hut tendercj
lUN'Kj-AlS-U'OlM), OI.'KCOX. 'ITKSDAY.
Heavy Tiling of Bills In
Senate and Lower House
( lV the Associated Prcx)
JfollC IttllS IllLl'tMlllCCtl
1 1- M. 1G7 Ily" Jamen il. K
Scutt. Defining oleomargarine mid
providing for an excise tax.
II. P. ICS Uy JaniCK H K.
Srutt. Providing for licence and
bund for collection armies,
II. P. lGfl--Py Hamilton and
.kmies 11. K. Scott. Prescribing
punishment for Jail breaks' nadj hiM of ..x.p, jull ,iiy JC t-ndcr-i to u10 oporatint; personnel have
uttempicd breaks. cd, been nocessitatod recently, accord-
U. 1!. lil I!V liynon. rielat- II. II. 20 ny (jxniun nnd Sen- ins to 1). H. K. .Mncl'herson. North
Ini; to distrlhution of session ntor llillinitalcy. Hclallnir to Is-: west division munaeer.
laws,
''"at-
inotoi'l
II. n. 17a liy Nichols and
Tompkins. To protect public mon
eys. il. li.' 174 Ily mam.-. .1. N.
Scott anil .MePhlllips. IrfvyliiK
tax on Intangibles income for
192!i. " I
II. IX 175 liy Norton, Ham
ilton,' Class, J. N. Kcott, .lame
II.
K. Scott, Oouley, Tonipklns.l
McJ'hillips and Stewart, fntangi
men income, tax lviO and years
following.
II. p. 17i - py committee on
Irrigation and drainage, llclatlnc
to (sh tolls for Irrigation ilis
trlei. II. P. 377 P.y committee on
Irrigation and drainage, pelatini:
to cert If icatf's of delinquency.
II. P. ITS P.y Taylor. JIcku-
H. P. 1 7' Py committee on
Irrigation and druinnse. Pelalinn!
to issuance of bonds. j
II. P. ISO Py Tompkin and
others. Providing cxelu. lax on
oleomargarine
II. P. 3 S 1 Pv committee on
Irrigation nnd drainage. Appro
priations of underground . vater.
II, P. 1 S:i Py Allien. Creatfw
advisory hoard for Mind.
II. P. 184 Py Ilnmllton. As
sist American ' Legion to hring
national l!t,T2 convention to Port
hiud and authorizes appropria
tion 2.",ooa. '
Pas-il hy House
II -ft 2Hy Jnmpt' II. R. Scnlt.
to soothe his nerves with "
snudvc.
Kxcciitivcs Lose ilotw
So far nothing luui been Haiti
about cutting the salaries of the
thousands of young uruduutc enni-
noers who are' working for $2f .a
mouth iii Order to stay In their
profession.
Put difctreufl is genuine among
thousands of experienced engi
neers and executives who it re
swelling tho ranks of the unem
ployed an company after com
pany cuts down its salaried stuff.
Ah for the rank and file, of
Ctormuny'ft' -1,0 on, 000 unemployed,
no responsible Industrial leaders
aro Insisting that all these men
were thrown out of worl; to help
pay reputations'. -' . - ,',
Chancellor Pruening repeatedly
has reminded the nation that eVcn
nations which theoretically won
the wiir nro suffering In tho world
1
A complete list of a.11 residents who are
their address and employment.
iO ' All business firms, their street numbers and nature of
business .. ;
2 Number of children under 18 years of age.
Classified Buyers' Guide.'
Classified'Business Directoiy! ' ' ,: ''
? Street and Avenue Directory with ' householder and
" property owners guide.
y Numerical Telephone Directory and information. ''
8 Statistics concerning Medford and the Rogue River
Valley. . " . ';. :,, J
PHONE
Amending code regarding pen
allies for violation of litiuor law
to read as Intended,
II. J"l. 21 Ily I,awrenco. Pro
vide for education of children
committed to child caring; lu-
htitutions.
11. II. 2Z liy Chinnock. Ap-
plication for extension of time
to file hills of exeeption must'
bo mailn U'iltiin tin. thnn u h irh
suanc- of certain rerunilliiK Irri-
Biitlon lioiids.
u. li. 2K Hy James It. K. Hcott.
To relieve county ijlerks of work; jnoteil from Portland 'branch man
tiiat should bo perfurtned byjae;er 'to district nianager of Ore
IrrlKation district officers. f son and southwestern Washing.
11. it. ill l!y Chinnock, James ton; Uloyd Cledatnke, who has been
II. K. Scott anil .McAllister. Pro-1 named assistant district manager,
vidlns for txixsam of ordinance! and Glenn Monlton, of tho Port
hy cities without .necessity of , land sales staff, who succeeds A.
puhllshlnK same in full in in-j M. O.'JIanlon, as Medford branch
stances where, now I'oniiired hv '. Ulnnimei'.
'
m. ie. loo -Pv Stuckdole. Set-
tim; astd
Canyon creek
pertaining to
game
con n-
refuge und
tics.
Senate Pills Introduced
S. 1J. 141 Pv Pulley. Pe
.ill--
ing order from 'public service; the promotions, these executive
commlscioii before any new etiU will attend a meeting with other
ily rate can become effective. j Gihnore otTfcials in Snn Francisco
S. :. 115 Py Pailey. Amend- this week, at hieh time expansion
hit; central purchasing agency act' and sales plans for this spring will
aiuP requiring bidder to file ccr-jbe discussed. j
S P.. I 10 Py Pailey. It - piul -
bonds.
In- unconMltutional intangible? ocutlves ill our company, said .Ml!,
tax act. j MacPherson. "It has always hecri
s. P. 14 7 -Py Woodward. Pro-four policy to advance men from
viding for specdv litiaMmi' nn'otip own personnel. Whenever prati
merits and authAilng supreme,
court lo make rule.-!. '
Puxmn! hv' Sonnic
S r-i a Py Kiddle. Providing;
for a refund of gasoline tax on;
gasoline not use.l on the public,
iii..hu-!ivH At iiroM.Mit a refund'
i rnv'l.ie.i on onlv three r the
total 4-cent tax. .......
S. P. !Kl 'y Dunne. Author
ing soeroUiry of slate to sell
certain old rewords pertaining to
motor vehicles. j
wide Ind m-t rial depression.
Brume Young Plan
Adolf Hitler and his national
socialists arc sure It "Is the Young
Plan that's to blame. 'So-arc the
communists, 1
"So. in fact, aro 'many lenders of
the more moderate German par-'
ties at least, they feel nothing
can keep the critical situation
from becoming w o r a o except a
drastic revision oi ' the Young
Plan.
Pruening, however, is adamant
that (Terhiany must first show the
world that: she Is trying by dras
tic economy arid hard work to
meet all obligations. The finance
reform laws insure that this per
iod 'nt drastic iecononry ahull last
at . least . three, years. . ; K
py that time the success or fail
ure of Itussia'p Five-Year Plari
also will be evident. It, too, has
three more years to run.
Nt)B,ON SALE
r . THE NEW,, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
CITY . DIREGTO
"FOR 1930 AND 1931.
PRINTED BY
Big
75 - ORDER YOUR DIRECTORY
FKIiltlT.KY: :$; v.m:
Ah a result of the sales of (ill
more P!il-(irnen gasoline which
have been luci paHiiif; oncli mnmh
D tUP Oregon district, a numher of
nvn... l.rn .,.n,nr,ttAni. ...1 niLlliliitu
rrominent unions the executives
who have won a place "further up
the ladder" are C'y. H. I'rnner, pro-
1 All nt' tlieue otnn lifiva heen nS-
sociatod with the oil business in
Orogon for a mini her of years and
aj'e well known amont; ludepend-l
cnt dealera throughout the btatd. i
According to D. II. F. MacPhcrson,
"1,
op.
who made the annouueement
! Ins exceptionally well-qnalified ei-
vie leei very loriunaie m iui-
nuu posiuons iuvuiiiig ic.im-
er responsibility, and 1 am conf?-
dent that the men who have benii
named for the new executive post;
fully capable of ineetm?
the most exacting requirements.
.
A w .Hungarian petroleum re
finery In Budapest is -said s to h$
ouer of the largest and' most tnod
eni in Kuropc., '
,"" . . " " - . " f
m m & m m m
SHOULDER? j
Use Tysmol for Relief j
Kn(f-Hk Jabs of pain In the vlctn
lty of the shoulder blade are eeneralty
due to neuritis, broucht on by expo
aure to draughts or sudden chances of
weather. In soma cases there ts stiff
Bess or soreness in the muscles, male
Um it difficult to raise the arm. j
The safest and easiest way to re
lieve such an attack Is to apply a smalt
quantity of Tysmol over the affectea
urea. This soothing, heallnf prepara
tion im quickly absorbed through. th
pores and carried to the throbbing.
aching1 peripheral nerves. The pain
usually stop at once, and tn a very
ahort time the last trace of aorosoJM
should disappear. '
Tysmol la absolntety harmlosa frerf
from dope. Recommended tar all
forms of nerve pain, whother cansed
by neuritis, neuraleia, sciatica or rheu
natlsm. Bold by leadios drncsUajk
Arrays on hand at
'STRANG'S DRUGSTORE
THE MEDFORD
18 years of age
M
Make system alkaline to
QUICK.'
Get Rid of Colds Before They Weaken You, Make You
Liable to More Serious Troubles,
Nowadays it's important to stop your cold quick before it weakens
your resistance to more serious trouble. ,
Any of the older treatments will bring relief after a time. But
thousands say this new way is the quickest of any.
Bepjin when you feel a cold coming. Take a tablespoon nil of
Phillips Milk of Magnesia in a glass of water, morning, noon,' and
night, the hrst day. JJo same tlie second ciay. men
only at night. Colds reduce the alkaline balance of your
system. That makes you feel achy, feverish, weak.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves this, and restores
the alkaline balance. .
Doctors prescribe Phillips Milk of Magnesia; hospitals
use it. Millions know how it relieves sour-stomachs,
gas,. indigestion, cpn.stipa.tion and itbcr.,syjnptoms. of.
too much acid. Get the genuine.
1
I
One Woman
to Another
Mrs. Observer . . Hello, that yon, Mis. Stayahome.
Mi 8. Stayahome . . 'Morning Mrs. Observer. What's the news?
Mrs. Observer . . Have you seen the marvelous panel curtains
Breier Is selling at 59c,
Mrs, Stayahome . . Thanks ror
"thlsre.- Goodbye:"'
BREIER'S -VICTORY SALE
ERINGS
Novelty Woven Marquisette
PANEL CURTAINS
llrcior bought n iiuiinlily Mill accumula
tion which makes this beautiful assort
ment at this most welcome price.
In . regular, way. (lieso would sell for
SUc up.
Some panels with 12 In. and IX In. lace
panel-borders, others with colored em
broidery and matching rayou fringe.
Most attractive ... . jicr panel
PRINTING CO.
All of these features are
offered to you in a neatly
printed, compact directory
which is available to you
for- j
IIO-oo
Never saw the like before.
casing me.
so right over
r
NOW
59c
RY