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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1932)
MEDTOTtD "NfATTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRrDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 G. 0. P. BIG PUSH E PXGE TWELVE Chieftains Meant What They Said After Maine Went Democratic Heavy Can nonading On All Fronts By HF-OHERT PLWIMFR WASHINGTON There can b no doubting that the republican chlef tatns meant what they said when, after Maine vent democratlo In Ita ataM election", the word went out that a more lntenallled campaign for President Hoover's reelection would be waged. The first of October saw heavy can nonading all atong the O. O. P. front Republican big guna were leaving no sector untouched. President Hoover sped to Dos Moines to make the flrat of his cam paign addresses. Vice-President Cur tis dipped Into the south In the so-called border states, then pushed on for an extensive visit through the west. Ogden Mills, secretary of the treasury and one of the President's foremost political advisers, was on the road for a trip that will carry him to the Paclflo coast and back. The youthful Patrick J. Hurley, secretary of war and another of the eablneteers who advises the Presi dent on political msttvra, was pre paring for a whlrlwln plane tour of Oklahoma which called for nine speeches In only two days. Tireless Pat Hurley Small wonder that Everett Ban ders, chairman of the republican na tional committee, could chuckle at campaign headquartera and announce trulmphantly: ", . . The 1932 campaign, both In organization work and In carrying the party message to thu voters, la further advanced than at the aame stage of any presidential contest I can remember. The pace being set by Hurley per baps Is the most striking example of the republican big push. Hurley's ability to cover territory la uncanny. Almost dally one reads of his ap pearance before this or that repub lican rally always in a different city, sometimes in a different section of ttie country. , Already he has won the name of "Pat, the tireless." Nine Talks In Two Days Hit attempt to stump his home tat of Oklahoma, making nine speeches In two days, la Illustrative of his oapaclty. Five speeches the first day and four the second are a rather large order for any man. , Oosslp has It that Hurley thought so. too. But with a plane ne decided that he might be able to make It after all. Perhaps another reason prompted Hurley to make the effort He has the reputation earned at the very beginning of the political open sea sonof being the republicans' No. 1 "oheer leader." The democrats have had a lot of tun "kidding" him about tela Maybe the Hon. Pat wants to show the home folks a few things. L At the regular weekly meeting of the Med ford Elks lodge held last night, plans were perfected for. two coming events on the Elks calendar that promise to be exceptionally pop ular In fraternal circles. The first dance of the fall season will be held on Monday evening, October 81st and will be open to all Elka and Invited guests. The second event of Interest to Elks Is the election night party planned for Tuesday evening, Novem ber 8th which all active and un affll'ited Elka are urged to attend. Hot election news will be received via radio and telegraph and loads of entertainment Is being arranged by B. O. "Jerry" Jerome. In addition It Is planned to have a banquet starting at 6:30 with tentative plans calling for a venison dinner to be prepared by P. O. Blgham and his committee that has functioned so well In the psst. A feature of the evening will be a apeech by Floyd B. Thompson, grand exalted ruler, which will be reproduced from a special phonograph record made es pecially for this occsslon. A resolution was adopted to help out a special re-lnstatement campaign whereby for the time until April 1st. 10S3 Elks whose membership has lapsed may be re-Instated by paying only a ta.oo fee and their dues for the current period. This plan Is ex pected to result In at least a hun dred reinstatements and a ltrge com mittee will be named lo handle the details of this reinstatement cam paign. Memorial service was held for Olen rubric with W. A. Oatea giving a very fine t!k on the active and In structive life of brother rabrlck. Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises U you have catarrhal deafness, or timet noise, caused by catarrh, or If phlegm drops In your throat, secure proper treatment at once. Sprays, salve mid inhalera may bring you a temporary relief, but permanent re sult can only com from a consti tutional treatment that win epel the catarrhal poison from your sys tem. Oft from JaxmJn At Woodi or your drugirUt 1 or. of Parmtnt (Double BtTength). Tak this homo and add pint hot water and a HtM sugar Take a tablespoon ful four time a day; clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy, mucous atop dropping. All suffercra from catar rhal deafneM or head noise need the simple, -pleasant, Inexpensive Far mint . Cieatipeat, . Starting Tomorrow - the Last Week of Marin's Popular 22nd Anniversary Sale You 11 Wait Another Year for a Sale Like this bb lift a 1 ifc wMMfyHT in m IipaYii?pfei Anniversary Sale of FILET PANELS Here la an unusual value In aide hemmed filet net panels! These are of 8 point fine quality filet net with Inch heme on aide and 3 Inch hem on bottom. Your choice tomorrow $1.22 Each 4 Ply Monks Cloth A marvelous value In natural color monks cloth. Real 4-pty 60 -Inch cloth at leas than your ordinarily pay for 2-ply. Anni versary Sale price tomorrow at Mann's 35c Yard New Rayon Underwear 98c Children's Sleepers Keep the kiddles warm all night with these soft cotton and wool sleepera. Cotton inside to prevent scratching and wool outside for warmth. Ths Ideal combi nation for- healthful aleep. These sleepers come In sizes up to 8 years. Special. 9& Infants' Main Floor H O S I E R Y Silk Clox Hose The hosiery department offers tomor row a beautiful sheer chiffon dress hose of pure silk full fashioned cradle foot, French heel and with a stun ning new lact clox. A regular $1.35 stocking. Extra special ' Choice $1.22 Holeproof Hose Another outstanding: value. 'Genuine Holeproof sheer chiffon and service chiffon silk hoee at 70c pair. Both weight are full fashioned and have the wanted cradle foot, French heel Special 79c 'V.. tad 4 Anniversary sale' of women's and misses' rayon underwear consisting of dance sets, steplns, gowns and slips. These pieces are In tailored and lace trimmed, styles. Colors are peach and flesh. All sizes to select from. TURBANS In Style and Variety for Every Facel 5. An exhilarating collection . . full of surprise that are the charm of new hatst Come see them tomorrow! Loads of veils! Bowal Tucks Feathers! Twists! Drapes I A color for every dress j A style for every face! Mann's Hat Shop Second Floor ' New Hand Blocked Scarfs $00 A choice selection of hand blocked scarfs for winter wear at 11.00 each. Those are In &M-r alike and chlo wools In all the new shades and combinations. Scarfs that have aold for $1.90, special tomorrow . New Neckwear neckwear rf f f 7 $ I UU A new shipment silk and piquet In the popular high and V -shape Choice Anniversary Sale of MEN'S SUITS Kuppenheimer and Club Models for Fall MANN'S 22nd. ANNIVERSARY SALE of COATS Fall and Winter's Newest Arrivals . I . Go On Sale Tomorrow Morning . . . See Them Tou will be dollar wise If you choose a stunning winter coat from this Anniversary Sale! Not only the largest selection In 'Southern Oregon to choose from but the finest garments made In America await you at Mann's tomorrow. All the high-throated effects. The Ingenious fur collars, the elbow, Interesting sleeves, wrap around lines, two season silk linings and In fabrics known the world over. The prices start at $10.95 for tailored polo models and range up to $10.60 and $24.75 for dressy types. All sizes and all colors, $1095 $1650 $2475 New Conde and Printzess Coats $39.50 and $49.50 22 You'll pronounce these Kuppenheimer and Club suit at $33.00 the greatest suit value that ever came to your attention. You'll realize at once that when we aay they are regular $30.50 to $85.00 values that we are quoting facts. They are better milts than you have ever bought before at leas than you hare ever paid. You'll agree whsn you aee them tomorrow at Mann's. Sizes 36 to 42 Holeproof "Autogart Wool Dress Hose NEW SWEATERS The sweater shop announces a new shipment of women's and misses' all wool altpon sweaterse at $1.90 each. These are In novelty weaves In long and half sleeve . styles. The colors are dark green, wine, navy, brown, and black backgrounds. fil2ea 34 to 40. SI 95 NEW SKIRTS A sensational value In lovely new wool skirts, new styles, new colors snd a complete range of sizes. 8klrts that are real 3.95 values. Special to morrow at Mann's $295 DRESSES On Sale Tomorrow A mighty Interesting sale of lovely fall and winter dresses In light weight wools, tweed mixtures and solid color silk crepes. Also half alfce dresses for thetall stout and short stout woman and a group of regular size silk dresses that have formerly sold as high as $35.00 all Included In this dress sale. SPECIAL $99- On Sale at Mann's TomorTov Knit Suits and Dresses Women looking for knitted wear will do well to see these one, two. and three -piece wool dre.ves and suits at Mann's tomorrow for only $0.95. The drewee ha-'e the popular half sleeve that Is worn elbow length or puff. The suits have waist and hip lencth Jackets, Knitted blwisea and smart akirta. Colors to be found In both groups are black, navy, wine and green. Sires 14 to 20. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE $695 Girls' Wool . Jersey DRESSES Girls' all wool Jersey school dresses In one and two-piece styles. Colors are navy, green, brown and red. Sizes from 7 to 14 years. Special tomorrow, Mann's second floor. $195 Girls' Winter COATS Girls' all wool school coats In the popular polo style. These coats are full silk lined and Interlined for warmth. Come In a rich shade of tan and have a smart raglan sleeve. Sizes 8 to 14. Special $65.0 Chinchulla COATS Girls' all wool chinchilla coats tn smart military styles, navy blue and flan nel lined. This aame coat sold for $5.95 last season. Sizes 7 to 14. Mothers are telling us that this hi the bert school coat In Medford SPECIAL $345 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR J w0m Invest tn two or three pair of these fine soft wool Holeproof Autos art socks and know what real hose comfort means. New all over and clorked patterns In winter's newest colore and combinations, Siaea are from 10 to 13. 50c Men's Dept., Mann's Main Floor MEDFORD 'B OWN STORE Anniversary Sale of Blankets All Wool Part Wool , All Wool ?2xS4 Inch heavy weight alt wool blankets in solid ' shades with a contrasting colored border. Blue green, froM. rose, lavender and peaoh. Ertra special tomorrow. 70x80 lnoh part wonl blsn kete In the popular block plaid pattern of blue, rose, gold, green, orchid and tan. Edges are bound with matching sateen. Eitra special 72x04 inch plsln color all wool blankets at $5 95 each. These are a two tone revers ible blanket in rich pastel and other shades. The edKee are sateen bound In match ing color. 36-inch OUTING FLANNEL 3 Inch outing (lannel la llpht and dark patterns of stripes, checks and all-over design. This Is a splendid quality cloth ejpecially woven for win ter gowns snd pajamas. 1 Qc Yard 54-irich Wool Crepe Special tomorrow In the dress goods section. 54-Inch fine quality wool crepe In the populsr dren shades for winter 1MJ-33. Bright blue, old win-, rhum brown, nai7 blue, high school red, tn rd 'black. Special 98c Yard New Wool Coating doing to make a coat this fall? If so. o theee newest M-lnch all wool costlnas now on d!.ply and al In our d-ew gorts section. New tween snn diagonal pa"' In win, tan. orforrt and black, bfautlful coat weight material goes on sal tomorrow. This $3.98 $1.65 $5.95 ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE $l9-5,d.
