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PAGE FIVE JOHN HENRY LEWIS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. JIEDFOKD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933. V . M. ir i .-V,tjr,i,-wX.rf,J-..;,-J,.1- i,.... r,.-.( fflnjimjf 'flfil OF LIGHT HEAVIES; ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1. (AP) John Henry Lewis, the first negro light heavyweight champion since the reign of Battling Slki, turned ambitious eyes today toward the goal of goals of another negro the world heavy weight title. Tho Arizona ebony storm, who gained the light heavyweight crown last night with a smashing victory over Bob Olin, served notice to the fight world that he would be a con tender for the title sought by his friend, Joe Louis, Detroit's amber bomber. Louis, who refereed one of the pre liminaries, watched from the ring side as John Henry, fighting the most brilliant battle of his career, batter ed the champion, a slight betting fa vorite, through 15 frenzied rounds before 9,000 hysterical fans. "The first thing I'm going to do Is fight some more and make some money," the 21-year-old champion Louis's age said In his dressing room after the bout. "Then I'm going to start eating until I weigh enough to enter the heavyweight class." OPERATEONlYE I S i i ILi WV 1 XJJ I I J VP'forVW1! ' If iLy and Monday i V Vfe v;, -i D(&LYAR A YNST?. J SPECIAL k t V J fashioned silk kr tsl'f?' I Hosiery Ringless W f chiffon or seivice fww- ifiW -I 1 weight New col- fcLw , 'V! 10 '4 Nationally KSy. j J advertised brand. 65c O a"Q X J I i,,1' I I MAIN FLOOR I , I as I FUR COATS fell - rv'Ix IM? rrins n-liy this t; , V ,?3 Lapin fur coats. Swagger, fTM& 'T 1 ' W t'iX trotter and full length l&lh - i"""'v hit- coats. Black, brown and ' ",I""""-M""- . X 'p "Y $" A qi- eel gray. .tXjKKl '''"I'liyi r- l r Special Price llif ? t,ho.p "! I,"r''1" I 1 W rt ' W 9 DOl.I.AKI I1AVS j LUring $ f ' nml he cnnvlnc- yD Dollar Days ) - if j v A I VTIH ' DOLLAR A ftfflLKU DAY ra i- ii to niiorn ri SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. (AP) Prankle Alustlza, the little halfback who played with cracked ribs and never said a word, lay quietly in a hospital here today awaiting the out come of an operation performed to restore the Impaired vision of an eye injured in football. The surgery on the retina torn while Alustlza was playing for Stan ford against University of California at Los Angeles September 12, was performed by Dr. Hans Barkan. It was successful, reports said, but Alus tlza must wait two or three weeks before the bandages can be removed to find out whether the Basque will again have cqmpletely normal sight. LADY LIONS AIDING SANTA CLAUS WORK I A statement issued today by the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Medford Lions ' club asks co-operation of citizens In providing Christmas toys for less for tunate chlldre.n of the community. The organization is holding a rum mage sale today and Saturday In the Sparta building at Main and River side for the purpose of raising funds to purchase toys and the ladies also ask that anyone having broken er discarded toys contribute them for reconditioning by the men at the fire hall who have volunteered for the work. The toys may be left at , the fire hall or will be called for by j lady Lions. - IE RUSIU OF SHEEP IS PROBED INDEPENDENCE, Ore., Nov. 1. ) 1 Gordon B. Bowman, farmer and sheep man, and former Marion county rancher, was held in the Polk county j Jail today while police investigated the theft of a great number of sheep ; lrom Polk county flocks. ! Many farms have lost sheep in the past few weeks, and deputy sheriffs estimate the total stolen Is between 400 and 500. Several head of sheep have been identified aa from flock i in Marlon. Yamhill and Linn coun- j ties, officers said. Aa many as BO j sheep have been stolen from, one band. Evangelist Coming SLA Hew. Ralph StKlhmil. notrA ftn THIt, fnper and Tloltnltt. who will mmlurt it wrt of rfTlral mwtlnit t th Pllirlm HollntM rhlircn Jtart Inr ntTt Friday, I Bring Extraordinary Savings to Those Who Shop at BURELSON'S Big Store! Coats! L f Sale of Dresse 5 SILK DRESSES WOOL DRESSES KNIT DRESSES 'ain Colors, , Checks, Plaids ery Dress a New Fall Style Values to $7.95 Dresses for Street, Office and School New Colors, New Styles Sizes 14 to 40 $500 D ress SWEATERS More than 1000 sweaters to select from. Hlip-on and coat st.vles. Zipper or huttnn effects with either plain or fancy backs. Every wanted rolor. All sizes. Dollar Days Values S1.95 S2.95 S3.95 S4.95 S5.95 SILK DRESSES One group of better dresses in beautiful quality silk. Newest fall styles. Colors are: Black, brown, rust, wine, royal and navy. Misses' sizes 14 to 20. Worn-, en's sizes, W2 to 2iyi. Values in this' group to $22.50. Dollar Days Sale Price $lQoo Dollar Day Savings in Our Down Stairs Store WASH DRESSES DRESS SPECIAL 127 dresses in chic fall styles taken from our Main Floor store and placed on sale in the Downstairs store for Dollar Days. Silk frocks, wool jersey models and printed silk dresses. Sizes 14 to 44. Values to $6.95. Saturday and Monday only $4.00 FALL DRESSES Wool knits and fleece wool frocks. New fall shades. Dollar Days Special $9oo Silk Slips 100 pure silk slips with lace top and bottom. Flesh and tea rose. Size 38 to 44. Regular $1.69 quality. $loo Bias Slips Rayon taffeta rip-proof seam slips. Tea rose and white. Lace trimmed and tailored. Sizes 32 to 44. 88. Lavishly fur trimmed coats in beautiful new fall styles. Black, brown, navy, green and wine. Sizes 14 to 44. Real Dollar Days Value $36 l $2500 WINTER COATS Fur collars of wolf, caracul, squirrel paw and lapin. Sizes 14 to 44. Extra special $1300 SPORT COATS Hollywood wrap-belted coats. The Centennial swagger type. Plain color, checks and plaids. Dollar Days Snvlngs SPORT COATS A new shipment just re ceived. New styles and materials. Dollar Days Values 200 new fall wash dresses in attraotive materials. New styles in checks, plaids prints, stripes and plain colors. Every dress guaranteed fast color. Regular $1.95 quality from our stock, Saturday and Monday only. Each $ J 00 Limit 3 Dresses To A Customer DRESS VALUES Silk dresses in plain colors, travel prints, checks and plaids. Wool knits in one and two piece styles. Values to $5.95 Saturday and Monday price $300 Bon Ton Girdles and Car&elettes Odds and ends in broken sizes. Values to $3.95. Each $1.00 Ringless Silk Hose Tailored chiffon and service weight hosiery. New fall col ors. Pair 39c Blouses Prints, checks and plain colors. Long and short sleeves. 88c Wool Sweaters Blip-on styles. Each $1.00 DOLLAR DAY SALE of HATS In Our Down Stairs Store Millinery Department Softies all colors, each 49c 100, Softies. Smart Fall shades 79c New Felt Hats $1.95 to $2.95 values $1.00 Dinner Hats priced from $1.49 to $2.95 Hat Special $3.95 to $4.49 value $2.49 Lovely Velour Hats $5.95 values $3.95 ncautlful iiw bio 11 sen fn silks and wit his and wool Jcrwys, I-oiir find short nlcpve models. White nnd nil nnmrt fall shades. Sixes .14 to 44. $1.95 $2.95 to $5.95 BIAS SLIPS Made of satin nouhrette. True hhts cut nnd full length. Kip proof scums. Lace trimmed and Inllored lyve. Sizes 32 to 44. It eg n Inr quality. $1.68 Two Slips for $3.00 Humming Bird Silk Stockings Fiill-fnhlonpd hose In new fall colors, Service weight silk to top and ringless rhlffon, $1.00 Two pair for $1.89 Pongee Paj amas Two niece pongee pajamas. Small, medium and large sizes. Dollar imvH gpecltil. pair $1.00 Pongee Robes to nmirh llif rJnmn. $1.00 BURELSON'S MEDFORD BUILDING
