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PXGE FOURTEEN" MEDFOTtD MATL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1933. Southern Oregon's Greatest Sale JlonilSlpantmmttCtt Buy Now! Prices Are on the UP! IN WALL STREET (Continued from Pae One.) It hu been maintained eo perslet ently his henchmen no longer marvel at it. They bank on It. Whenever ha speak and whatever ho aaya, the market goea up. When he aaya he want currency at abl 11 ra tion and tariff adjustment, the fin ancial world shout hurray. Throe weeks later when .he aaya he doesn't want those things, they ahout two hurrays. The market goea a little higher each time. The Inner circle waa talking the matter over at a recent private ees aion. Postmaster Oeneral Farley recalled that it rained only one day when Roosevelt waa out on the road dur ing the last campaign. On every oth er day he had good political weather. It rained other places, but not where he waa. Another friend pointed out what reoently happened on the Rooaevelt yachting cruise. Fog had hemmed ftim In. He heard that a crowd waa gathering at Campbello to receive him it 4 p. m. Natlvea said the fog would not lift for 24 hours. HU aa aocia'.ea called automobiles and urged him to make the laat leg of the trip that way. Instead he aalled out Into the ocean. Within 30 minute the fog lifted. Balling waa clear from there on. A skeptic broke Into the conversa tion to suggest: "If he la aa good aa that, why didn't he get out on Vie wave and walk up to Campobello?" The answer from a Roosevelt leader was: "He Js saving that until next time." The prize remark about the Roose velt luck came In a similar gathering Just alter the election. HU close friend, Frank Walker, shook bis bead and said:. "GuJ certainly haa Hla arm around that hoy." Probably the only thing remark able about the Rooaevelt luck la that we have just come out of a bad luck period. Mr. Hoover .Had nothing else. Everything he aald sent the market down. Mr. Roosevelt could probably say some of those exact same things and and It up. The root of the thing la public psychology. Mr. Roosevelt haa It with hi in. Mr. Hoover did not. The complete International bank ing picture surrounding Norman Da vis did not come out at the senate Investigation. . Hla technical adviser In Europe was Allen W. Dulles. Mr. Dullea waa an attorney for J. P. Morgan. At least the Dullea law firm .has hand led much of the Morgan business. Some of the existing officials of the Atate department also have Wall Street pasta which the senate may get around to some day. The trouble with the Davis picture la that a skillful lawyer might make It appear Davla influenced the state department to ratify soma of these foreign bond Issues. The Peruvian Issue la supposed to have been worked up by a SouWi American banking representative who thought he could not get depart mental approval for the loan. After ward. Mr. Davla wna called In and waa paid e3(J,000 for hla legal advice. Associated with him In the trans action waa a man who now la one of the economlo advisers of the de partment. Another higher state department official waa formerly chairman of the protective Peruvian bond committee formed by W.e National City bank and J. and W. bellgman. You cannot turn around In elite foreign affaire circles without bump ing into those who are smeared with the bond mesa. The time will come to start calling names If the state department ever approves another foreign lesue. It won't. Certain New York banking author! -tlea came running recently with the atory that the government waa going to lend the railroads 800,000,000 to buy new equipment. Those handling the railroad ques tion lor Vie administration nearly wept for Joy. They aald: "We don't know anything about It. but we hope U la true." The situation on that la the gov ernment has been trying to make the railroads lake some money for new equipment. They are In the laat ttnges of changing their minds now. Devvlopmenta may be expected shortly. The fat fellows in the atock mar ket are supposed to be buying on every recession. They are moving from group to group, cleaning up as they go. Most climbed out of the market before t,'e London conference but hopped back in when they oould Me their way more clearly. They are nearly on the long side now. Mr. Cool id pe's luck waa even more widely rw.pccted than Mr. Roosevelt'a la now. It never failed him during hla entire administration. The best Indication that the Roose velt International program Is prob ably tiRht Is the fact tlyit the French oppose it strongly. FARMER SUfdDES BY CLUING POWER POLE RACINF. Wis.. July 7. (OP) Frank Bmerrhk A3, a. farmer, today selects eiw of the most unusual wsys to commit sutelds ever recorded In Facli'.e county. Smrchr, who hid been 111, climbed 44 foot high pole, grasped a hlh. tension wire nd died Instantly when 37.000 volt of electricity passed through hU bodyy. He la turrlved by tut widow and two eon. You'll find your favorite material in this sale of. . SPORTS BRIMS $295 Stitched Crepes! Linens! - Piques! Lots of White! ' SOFTEES In White for Vacation Wear 49c t0 $1.50 Millinery 2nd Floor Invitation This Invitation entitles you to a complimentary beauty analysie. A staff specialist from the Colonial Damea Laboratories In Hollywood will be In our store Monday. Let her prescribe the care best suited to develope your particular type of beauty. She will also give you a complete "make-up" and facial treatment with Colonial Dames Beauty Aids, to show how your complexion may be kept exquisite ly clear and youthful. Make your appointment tomorrow for a FREE Colonial Dames Facial, Facials Given in Private Booth IIIKIMIItlMtMII Sale of Coats and Dresses TOMORROW AT MANN'S Half Price! Cold type cannot begin to tell the story of these Coats and Dresses that go on sale tomorrow for Half Price. You'll simply have to come and see for yourself 40 beautiful silk lined Spring; Coats BO lovely Silk Frocks at just One Half So don't delay the purchase of a new Coat or Frock any longer, but take advantage of the lowest prices in years Come in and try them on Come in Tomorrow. Half Price Coats Half Price Frocks IIIMIIIMMIMIIIIM4lllllli MAIN AISLE SPECIALS For the July Clearance $14.75 Spring Coats for $7.38 $18.00 Spring Coats for $9.00 $22.50 Spring Coats for $11.25 $27.50 Spring Coats for $13.75 $7.95 Spring Frocks for $3.88 $9.95 Spring Frocks for $4.98 $12.50 Spring Frocks for $6.25 $15.00 Spring Frocks for $7.50 . COAT AND DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR Sale of Vacation DRESSES The drees ahop announces a timely sale of vacation Jacket dress ra at (6.05. These have just arrived and consist of lovely printed silks In eleevelesa atylea with a smart Jacket to match some have linen collars and cuffs, others trimmed In organdie. Sizes 14 to 20, i ft 'ran $695 Chulla Crepe&Tub Silks A July sale of lovely "Chulla" Crepe and Tub- Silk frock t S.7S. These smart summer affairs corn In both print and solid shade In cape collars and sleeveless styles The sle range 1 from 14 to 48. A marvelous dress for very little money. AM Swim Shoes -Caps We carry a complete Una of good look ing Swim Accessories Beach Sandale In all colore. Swim Shoea In costume colore and all sine, also a complete line of Rubber Caps in all shapea. Sandals, all colors, 79c Swim Shoes, choice, $1. Swim Caps 10c to $1. Colorful Scarfs Beautiful 9-inch Btaa Cut Bilk 5carf t 30o each. These come in colorful sum mar patterna such aa stripes, floral and other designs. Special at Mann's Regular 3Qc 59c each - s ea- Handkerchiefs July Clearance Bale of women's pure linen Handkerchiefs Regular 80c valuea. These are hand made In Initial and ap plique atylea. Your choice tomorrow 3 for $1.00 M. D. Tissues A super enft double aire sheet Toilet Tissue. M. D. is Ideal for removing cold cream, to use In place of handkerchief and for other deposable usee. Special 3 rolls 25c $575 Sale of Theme Silk Hose 79c 'A July Clearance of GIRLS WASH FROCKS A mighty July Clearance of Girls' 7 to 19 year Wash Frocks every one tubfaat and very well made from fine soft broad cloth prints. These dresses formerly sold up to $2.60. But out they go tomorrow at this sensational clearance sale price. Values up to $2.50 t : 79 IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIHIllUHlrlllll MIHIIIIIHIIIItllM French Crepe Undies A July sals of Women's and Misses' fine quality Prench Crepe Underwear. Thia sale group consists of Dance Seta. Combinations. Step-lna and Slips In lace trimmed and tailored styles. Color selections Flesh, White and Tea Roae. The Hosiery section Joins the July Sele with a wonderful speclsl on women's pure silk "Theme" Hose. A full fashioned etocklng in service chiffon and chiffon weight all shadea and eleea are Included In this super sale. Regular valuea on these stockings up to tl.35. Your Choice $J35 miiiiiiiiMMimiiiii IIIIIIMIMItltlll'lllltlltllMIIMI Sale of Men's Swim Suits $149 Reg. $1.95 Val. Special for tomorrow and Monday Men's all wool Swim Stilta In speed models Colore are black, maroon, royal blue and red. Sizes 34 to 44 Men s 2-Pant Suits Men's, and young men's all wool suits with long life Earl Olow linings for only 111. SO and with two pair of pants. These come In rich browns and grays a well made, good looking suit. On sale tomorrow and Monday at Mann's Sale Price Clearance :. 'JS $H50 Men's Sweaters Men a slip -on style 100 percent wool Sweaters at 79c each. These come in the popular sleeveless models in whlt, blue, tan and gray. Sicca are 34 to 43. Your choice 79 Men's Section Main Floor Fabrics for Summer At July Clearance Sale Prices! 36-inch Linen Rayon Select your pattern, then your LIKEN RATON, for a perfect summer frock or two-piece suit. Linen rayon, a popular fabric that la waahable and lenda Itself wonderfully well to the sports or street mode. Many patterna In prints to select from, also chic plain shades. Linen rayon la 36 lnohea wide and regular 09c yard. Special 36-inch All Silk "Krinkle Krepe" Extra special) 39-lnch all silk Krinkle Krepe at 49c yard. This la a regular 69c value and comes In all of this sesson's popular pastel ahades as well as the darker tones. A marvelous fabric for sports frocks or suits. On ssle tomorrow and Monday at Manna. , 1 39-inch Rayon Rough Crepe , 30-lnch Rough Rayon Crepe at 49c yard. Rough Rayons are aa smart for daytime aa evening and sell regular for B9c yard, and comes in both light and dark shades. On sale tomorrow and Monday at Mann's for only 36-in. Fast Color Wash Goods The July clearance salt offers a marveloua choice of this reason's smartest wasit goods at a big saving. 36-tnch K sat no Crepe. Curllmff and other materials In prlnta and solid ahades for only 35c yard. Regular 49c and 69c valuea. Organdie, Batiste, Voiles, Etc. A, July sale group of lovely Summer Fabrics Including Sheer Voiles, Batiste, Dimity and Organdtcs The are all In dainty summer patterna. Both large and small design. Regular values to 59c, Special Jawibtpaxtmudtm Med ford's Own Store COATS For Boys and Girls The Tnfant'a Dept. on the Main Floor offers for Saturday and Monday a group of small boys and girls' all wool Spring Coats for 1-3 off. Tweeds, Flannela and Felta. Some with caps to match. Sizes 1 to 6 years, off Mann's Main Floor MiitiiMini ti mi 49?jijp I V 8. O Eet C ft -' f : Yard Goods Main Floor
