Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, PRECOX, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1933. PAGE FIVE
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h. penalty to 10 days us tho houao of court held that Fort. premedltat- "Keed" triumphed over Joe Ohnouly,
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Ui I II III I LPl Ull orldge Cabinet WorU. "Indecent exposure." Judge Joaeph peal. firmed a sentence of death on Olaude affair with Nelsons wife. recognition of the New York etate no trouble.
PfflCCOAST
Precipitation Cycles and Sea
Temperatures Used in
Making Forecast Cold
Like 1921-22 Indicated
A GIGANTIC "STORE" serving millions from coast
to coast . . no wonder -WARDS SAVE YOU MONEY!
LA JOLLA, Cal. (UP) A cold, dry
winter wu forecast for the Pacific
coaat during the coming season, upon
the basis of studies by the Scrip pa
Institution of Oceanography here.
In the Institution's forecast, par
ticular attention was paid to five
natural rainfall regions ln California
and two in Oregon, not including the
eastern elopes, but representing a
Tarlety of elevations, distances from
the coast and latitudes ranging from
San Diego to Portland.
Precipitation cycles and sea tern
, per a tu res were used ln making the
forecast. The Institution's report
said:
"The long cyole of about 25 years
U now rising to a crest, due probab
ly fcefoie 1940. However, while the
gcieral .rend ln precipitation may
be upward, more reliable Indications
for one season should follow from
the prominent short five-year cycle
nJ the difference between the late
sunxrter sea surface temperature and
thwt of the previous winter.
"A study has Just been made ol
irow these two factors, working to
p gather, have Influenced the seasonal
sairrfall ln the past at each of the
selected regions. Although the tem
perature, relation Itself points to a
moderate excess, this Is the low point
itt the flneyear cycle, which factor
appears te dominate.
"Accordingly, all of the evidence
joints to less than average precipita
tion during 1933-31 at all of the
regions and even less than that of
last season as well, except in the
Sinta Barbara and Huntington lake
areas. The values of the seasonal
precipitation thus calculated range
from about 60 per cent to 85 per cent
of the tfvernge.
"During the next three months
subnormal temperatures may be ex
pected, but the estimates Indicate
d I ferences less extreme than were
experienced during the summer. In
general, & temperature trend toward
that of the 1021-22 season Is Indi
es ted ."
The Institution recalled Its fore
cast Issued last October, which pre
dicted less precipitation than during
the previous year, and found Its
conclusions to have been borne out.
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STARTS NOV. 6TH
Each member of Crater Lake Poet
833, Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the minted States has been appoint
ed a "committee of one" to obtain
40fl new recruits. This plan, devised
!F eommander Canfleld will result
In an Increased local membership of
eJJO as a contrrbutlon to the nation
wide V. P. W. veterans' defense rally
t be spnsereC by tfcat organization
t&tween NravemSer 6tii end June 30th,
to announcing, te campaign plans
Sr the local V. F. W. unit at a spec
tfA meeting held November 1, at
'M Eitgleji Hnl. Csxunawier Canfleld told
the menvbeM the veterans' defense
wK-y was conceived by newly elected
0BmmelCT:-!n-CSlef James E. Van
-Bmdn as tie first step ln a major
eouoter-aetacli against the forces that
obtained passage of the economy act
during the last se&slon of congress.
"Our post quota has been assigned
jj by National Chief of Staff A. D.
Vandfervoort," Commander Canfleld
Mi the members. "Similarly, defin
ite quotas have been assigned each
post and each state department
throughout the country. Filling these
quotas will put ln our hands a wea
pon of great potential strength and
power with which to combat those
anti-veteran forces which sponsored
the economy act.
"It Is up to the Veterans of For
eign Wars and other veteran groups
to Join together for the purpose of
repealing this Iniquitous act. It la
our Job unless we do It, It will not
be done. We know, more surely than
anyone else can know, of the trag-
Dance Sets
SlkCnptl
$1.29
LA
Good quality.
,A V trimmed with
'i - 1
Silk Hose
Shr or Service
69
uGoldncresUw
Smart colors,
hill fashioned,
pare silk. Pleoi
tope.
Lingerie
Flme Rayon!
50c
Tailored wets
and hloomen.
novelty panties.
Regular sizes.
Panty Dresses
Save at Wardd
59e
Tabfast Broad
cloth o r print
percales. Puffed
sleeves. 1 to 3.
Boys Oxfords
Black CaH Grab
1 .98 pr.
drain leather
Insole. Oak lea
ther out sole,
rubber heel.
Sport Coats
MWoolUntt
'1.49
Men's brews
heather or ox
ford sweater
well tailored. M
10 46. Vahw!
Soft Whlto for Boor
Outing Flannel
at Heal f
Savins! IOC yd.
Buy plenty for winter needs. 36
Inches wide, right In weight
and warmth for baby's cloth
ing. Soft , . , will not Irritate.
Plaid Blankets
Staple Cotton
$1.59 pr.
N a tie ncl I 7
k n wn hern
"Flee ydowo
blanket 7CK80
Inch six.
Men's Gloves
9c -
Hortehlde palm
work glove
with Spanish
leather cuff.
Tan only. ttur-able.
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In Prftciflo StrU
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59C pair
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d ten. Generoinly cut.
Thrilling Stales and Saving!
New Furred
Winter Loats
'rs
For Women
or Misses
SI695
We never know
from day to day
how long the price
will stay this low!
Right now it's an
opportunity fop
rare savings !
S m i r t, r i e h ty
furred, slim-bodird
models that will
look- as well next
year as thiss Man-ehuria-n
Wolf
(Dog), Sealine,
French BeaTe'r
trims. Black and:
new winter colors!
Big., Burly, Winter, Wegiftj.
Overcoats
Ward-Wearing
Meltons and
Fleeces
14
7$
fnt aside S2S
coat. Theneometo
Ward's, boy a nat
ty fine coat, and
save the h Serened
Ward's oenred
through uwmllw of
hard work thai
truly remarkable
group!
Single and dotshle
breasted sy4e
superbly tailored,
warmly lined with
long-wearing ray
ons! Poio types
belted types. A
value assortment
in sizes for every
body. Bines,
browns, new greys-
Men I TWO Leather, Soles!
Wear Heavy Black
Elk Work Shoes
$249
Oik leather
middle sole
heavy composi
tion outer aole
nailed and sew
ed construction.
Real Service and Savings I
Warm Sheep-Lined
Moleskin Coat
Foil 36-inck
length. Knit
wrislietA, b i g,
warm sheenakin
collar and lin
ing. Muff pnekv
eta. Brawn.
Thousands Buying! Radio's Newest Achievement
start
h fil Qtl&fii ;i-W41I
7i 'H ' ll tf . til
"Send more radios" Is the frantic call of Ward stores. DoJ
mand for Instant Dialing has all but swamped the factory.
Firs( shipments have been sold in a few days. Everyone's
talking about it! No wonder! It's the quickest tuning
method known. No more numbers to remember. Dial
the way you think, direct to station call letters. ,
12 -Tube Console
Licensed by R. C. A. and Hazeltlne
0n,y s7oo
B DOWN
$79 95 cash
(7.80 monthly plus small
carrying charge
Looks and Sounds All-Electric!
Self-contained Battery Radio
sAoo
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$.1 monthly plus carrying
charge. S36.95 canh
Lowest price we know for
Mich a radio 1 Powerful, se
lective 6-tube Super Hetero
dyne circuit. Automatic tuba
control maintains correct
voltage on tubes. Longlife
"A" battery. Copper clad'
chassis!
Low price, yes! But that isn't half the story. Rei)
gardlcss of expense, we have put into this set everyj
known advancement in the radio industry. Added
our own exclusive Instant Dialing and KroMatic
Tuner. Had the cabinet designed by one of
America's foremost designers. Walnut veneer
selected by hand for perfect matching. Truly'
money can't buy a finer radio. And Ward's price
is at least $50 less than it would be if Wards did
not sell so many!
Save on This 7 -Tube A.C
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$5 monthly plus email
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Tune with Instant Dial
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RADIO
A Big Ward VM
Vcrd's Suede Cloth
Sh.ris for Men
Priced S
Law!
Thidt, w a t a
fabric, dooMed
across shouldei
yokel Interlined
eollar; sleevt
fyg Full ent
two pockets.
Hardwood-Lacauer
5-Pc. Breakfast Set
$1395
Dropleaf table with
stainproof lacquered
top. Leaves raise to
seat 6 people. Fonr
Windaor style chair. ..
Choice of Irory or
green enamel, or
natural anS
brown.
Ideal for Temporary Uses
Wards Low-priced
Roll Roofing
Si 25
I 8S-ll. mil.
Corerf 100 q. ft.
Made of good roofing felt, saturated and
coated with asphalt. Easy to put on. All yoa
need is a knife and a hammer. Complete with
nails and cement for laps. Do it yourself, save
. labor cost!
Liquid Asbestos Roof Cement, 63o ffaL
Tested for hardest wear!
Super Service
Wardoleum Rugs
$795
1
8xl too
3,000,000 foot
steps failed to
wearout a Super
Service R n gl
The heavy
enamel surface
is waterproof
and stainproof!
Washboard Action, Tool
Wards 24 Gallon
Electric Washer ..
SA795
T I is now
Does a whole week's
wash for 4 people in
Vi hoar. Centla
washboard action
gets clothes much
whiter. Only small
carrying charge On
deferred payment.
MONTGOMERY WARD
117 South Central
Phone 286
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