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PXGE FOURTEEN BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1933. LI Order Your Personal Christmas Greeting Cards at Once! The $1.00-$2.00-$3.00 Millinery Sale Continues Tomorrow I Medford's Own Store . DECLARE Pe.UiyiJ.., MM.J.I.IMM.IU .MUM, I, III,. 4 I II .HI Illl III. tit-,' ft Midwest University Experts Call for Swift and Public Dissent From Radical Coin Experimentation CHICAGO, Not. 8. VP) Twelve midwest university professors versed tn economics, money and banking, to day called for a "swift and public dissent to what they termed "radical experimentation with our currency1 by the national administration. They declared in a statement pub. llshed in the Dally News that the administration's monetary policy Is at error because "the gold content of the dollar la relatively unimportant in general price restoration when compared with bank credit actively at work." "It Is now assumed In Washington that the price of gold and the prices of other commodities move automat ically In the same direction," the statement said. "And apparently that there Is too much gold In the dollar to get the benefit of a higher price level. ' Gold Complicated. "The relationship of gold to prices is complicated and Indirect. It Is a sobering thought that the 1026 price level was based on a gold dollar of the old weight. The high prices of 1926 were not due to manipulation of the gold weight of the dollar, but were dependent upon a broad use of bank credit. "Tinkering with the monetary unit will not remedy deepscated economic maladjustments." "Individual enterprise can not m encouraged by erratic changes In fundamental costs or by unpredlct- , abl fluctuations In the value of money," the statement continued. "There Is no point In Insisting on a return to the old gold parity, but a scheme to depreciate the dollar to uncertain limits by the deliberate use of government Influence does not In spire confidence.' Return of Gold Needed, They ajggesttd a return to a mod' ernlsed gold standard with explicit agreements concerning the rules of management. They said auch a re turn to gold would provide "ample room for sound experimentation with our monetary institutions." "The establishment of confidence In the monetary unit la only a first step toward recovery," the statement said, "The maintenance or national credit unimpaired and the assurance of a smooth flow of Investment funds to satisfy the capital needs of enter prise are further steps in the restora tion of business and employment." The statement was signed by Pro fessors James Washington Bell, P. 0, Delbler, Ralph B. Hellman and Hor ace fiecrist of Northwestern univer sity; Garfield V. Cox, Harry D. Gld- eonse, H. A. Minis of the university of Chicago. William H. Klekhofer of the University of Wisconsin, J. Leo Scharfman of tha University of Mich igan, A. B. Wolfe of Ohio State uni versity, and Ivan Wright of the Uni versity of Illinois. Groceteria Has Room For H uge Store Of Beef A large, refrigerated meat room with a capacity of 30 beeves Is now In operation at the west side store of the Groceteria Super Pood Mar kets, according to W. A. Gates. A five-ton refrigerating machine cools this large room, which is maintained at a temperature varying from 39 to 85 degrees through a thermosatlo control. This system Is also com plete with automatic defrosting. Beef that Is sold by the Groceteria Super Pood Markets will be held In thtA cooling room from 13 to 31 days so that the "fresh" meat taste will be done away with. Patrons of the Groceteria Super Pood Markets have been advised by Mr. Gates and Mr. Lydlard to Inspect this cooling room so that they may ar how beef Is handled before being cut and placed In the Webber dis playing cases, squlpped with Prlgld alre cooling. TRUCK OWNERS TO I George ft. Barton, worWnff her. In the lntrt of th Truck Owner, end Farmer' Protective asc-latlon, mud eday that of the 34,000 truck, lic ensed In Oregon between June 80 and September 90 thl year, lex than 10 per cent were displaying public util ities commission plate,. The truck owner, here hare an nounced a meeting for Saturday evening at o'clock. In the court henue. and action will toe taken 'by the group ao that they might have ome plana to present to the aneclal leglalattre session. - Bryan Conley, AB., LJLB., aenlor vice-commander department of Ore gon. Veteran, of Foreign Ware, will deliver an address to the veteran, of M war, at the Preabyterlan church. Holly atreet oppoalt. the City park, Sunday, November 6. at 7:30 p. m. Hla aubject Fill be "With Malice Toward None," and 1, baaed on the atory of the Good Samaritan. Comrade, of the O. A. R., Spanish American War Veteran, American I-clon and D. A. V., together with their relief corn, and auxiliaries, are VJjUt Uivlt4 to attend. Bag and Gl . - 4T., . . . -f. . fi&t OVe Cjvent You'll Long Remejnber The Annual Pall taak of aelectlng ut the right Bag and Jttat the proper Olove to contrast or harmonize your Pall ensemble is greatly simplified thla season at Mann's . , . Stocks are vast, complete. Olove sizes and Bng styles are at their best So why not tnko advantage of this opportunity and get these Important accessories tomor row at Mann's. New 4-Button Kid Gloves No matter what your particular Glove need may be you will rind In this group of fine kids Just "the glove". Chic 4-button slip-ons, gauntlets, flare cuffs and tailored cuffed styles as well as novelty kids and two tone cuff affairs. Pall and Winter's newest costume shades. Winter's Newest Leather Bags In this group of new Pall and Winter Bn?s you'll find Just the type you need for your Winter costume. Bass of genuine leather, smooth calk skins or rough grain leathers In tailored, dressy and sport ripper styles. Every one beautifully lined and fitted with coin purse and mirror. $349 $298 Slip-on Kid Gloves Another lovely Winter Glovel New kids In slipon and our button clasps. Fancy flare effects in the season's new Browns, Grays, Blues and of course. Black. $2.49 The "Tucktite" The "Tucktite" Is a solf suede Bag with zipper top. They .are silk lined and come' In Brown, Black, Blue and Eel Dray. $198 lllllfMltlMIMIIIIIIIItliMIHIIIIIIIII MIMi llMiHIIIIiy Simulated Leather Hand Bags A biarvetous Bar special for tomorrow and Monday. Bags of simulated leather and suede cloths at 89o each. These come In pouch, underarm and clever top handle styles complete In many cases with zipper and coin purse. All the good shades. Regular $1. Values 89 New Wool Gloves We simply must mention these new bright-color Woolen Gloves at 7Bc pr. The group consists of long and short cuff styles In lovely color com binations. All sIhs to select from. Also Wools at B9o Pair New Wool Bass rA M ' '- mxfmN To be chlo this Pall one must have a smartest In town. Zipper tops, silk lined and In the new awagger style. The color selection Includes Black, Brown, Red, Green and Blue. m $4. VV With siIk . X-.N. zipp VUllHftMIUMIMMMIIMIUIrMiniUlillMlMllltlllltUMIMMIMIMMtlllllHMIIHIMun 79Cpr. 98 Wool .Bags Linings and er Tops for 98 Sale of SilkH ose Attention Hosiery Buyers! Tomorrow and Monday the Hosiery Section on the Main Floor will offer a complete line of beautiful 4 -thread" chiffon silk hose for only 89c pair. These are, factory lrrwnitars, but so slight that It cannot be seen. Thev come In all the food shades tnd In sires 8'a to 104, The Regulars Sell for $1.50 w V J nr. IMItlltllHMIMHIMIll Gloves and Bags Main Floor "IV IV. T ' lvnnneapons Silk and Wool Underwear For Children The Baby Shop announces a complete itork of genuine "Minneapolis" under wear for the kiddles. This fine quality come In two itylra sleeveless, waist suits, French leg. rayon stripe, UlfcV wool. Also with short sleeves, high neck and French leg stylos. A supreme knit under wear for children. Sires 2 to 12 Yrs. $100 Infants' Dept. Main Floor Mann's Annual November Garment Sales Start Tomorrow Fall and Winter Dresses New Annette Frocks Light Weight Wools Xj New for the November Garment Sale Lovely "Annette" Frock at $12.50 each. These dresses that are suitable for street, business or afternoon wear are tailored from fine novelty wools, sheers, crepes and chic prlnU. They fea ture the new broad shoulder and different sleeves. The new shades are N. R. A. Blue, Lip Stick Red, Navy, Brown and Eel a ray. $125.0 While in the dress shop tomorrow be sure and see these new light weight wools, angora and novelty weaves. They come in delightful color combinations as well as solid shades and are trimmed In many new ways. Also In this price group are Sunday nlte, afternoon and dance froclu of moire, taffeta and silk. $ 1 5O.O Chulla Crepe and Novelty Wool Dresses for $6.95 New Winter Coats $275.0 The November Garment -Sales would not be complete without a sparkling value In coats 50 beautiful all wool models from the shops of Betty Rose Conde and Prlntzess at $27.50 each. These lovely coats are trimmed with real furs they are silk lined and In both sports and dress styles. Sizes 14 to 49. ilium Also Many New Winter Coats for $1 8.00 Swagger Suits To see these new Swagger Suits la to want one I They are the smartest we've shown In years. New novelty styles as well as tailored affairs In the season's finest fabrics. A beauti ful Winter garment well made and finely lined. The sizes range from 14 up to 40. $2475 Sizes 14 to 40 Attention, Men! New "Club" Suits and O'Coats For Winter Now Ready Many mn bar been waiting for thli an nouncement. New Club aulta and overcoat for th Winter eaon Suit and Coat tailored from fine domeatlc and Imported woolen for only 2S. The clothing value auprome. Come In tomorrow and try on thee new arrivals. V J J pair y f Men's Section Knitted "Sportswear" Garments Women and misses who are Interested In knitted apparel for this season wear should see these newest "Sportswear" garments. Ohlc suits, dresses and ensem bles in brushed wool, Jacquard and shark-skin weaves. All the new Winter shades are shown In these atretch-proof sports wear garments. $180P New Sweaters The Sweater Shop calls your atten tion to these new brushed wool num bers at 93.50. Styles shown are crew , neck, turtle-neck and clever coat mod- els In solid shades and sport stripes. Children's RAIN COATS Keeps the children warm and dry this Winter with one of these shower-proof Jersey Rain Coats. They are in Green, Brown and Blue with caps to match. Sizes 7 to 14. $35pset Girls' Chinchilla Coats r SECOND FLOOR Holeproof Autogart HOSE New styles In genuine Holeproof Au togart Sox for men. New rayon and silks. New ltsles and lisle and rayon numbers in both plain and fancy pat terns. Sizes 10 to 13. 5-lb. 72x84-in; Blankets A mlirhtT fln Blanket valu for Saturday and Monday at Mann B! double 7xft4-lnch J5T. wool Blanket for only M.P8 pair. Thea are in block plaid pattern, aateen bound edge to match. A deep nap blanket that will laat many yeara at a prlc below today market. On Sale Saturday $4.98 pr. Chlldren'a Navy Blue Wool Chinchilla Coat wtth a Beret to match at the very apeclal price of 5.93. These fine coat are flannel lined. They are warm and comfortable. Ideal for school or dress. Sizes 8 to 14. New Silk UNDIES We've Just unpacked theae dainty bit of 8IIX Underwear. New dance aet, combina tion and slips In tailored and lac trim med styles of fine French crepe. All size. $ 1 98 New Girdles A isle of popular two way stretch Oirdlea In boneless styles, all sizes at I 23 each: also silk and elastic gar ter belt at the same low price. $125 $595 n MtitiiMtineiiiMitMiHtMiitrtii.inintM 40-inch SILKS Saturday and Monday rle of 40-inch silks at 1.39 yd. Thee come in popu lar plaids, stripes and colorful combin tiens. jt the fubrlc for blouse, frock or trim. Your choice at Mann's. i $ 1 29 yard
