Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1935, Page 6, Image 6

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    MEDFORD MTL TRIBUTE. MTCDFOKU. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933.
ITALY 10 ENTER
Don't Fail to Attend the Saturday and Monday
PAGE SIX
OF PEACE TERMS
(Continued From Page On.)
hanging over hla head. Premier Mui
aollnl wa aven ready to consider
withdrawing from aueh border con
quests aa hla armlea have made In
Ithtop'.a; but thla waa not borne out
in the unofficial atatement of hla
spokesman at Geneva,. who aatd:
"Any peace terms, to be acceptable
to ua, muat recognise first our ee
eurlty needs and second our expan
sionist requirements. That meana
the actual territory so des
perately needed for the expansion of
our people."
A Jesuit publication In Rome, Clv
llta, Cattolice, suggested an Italian
mandate over Ethiopia would he a
proper solution. There ws nothing
whatever to substantiate any belief
that Clvilba Cattoltca was speaking for
the head of the church.
Both the Italians at home and the
Italians bearing arms In Africa have
advised Mussolini that they are ready,
If necessary, to "tighten their belt'
If sanctions cut off supplies of for'
tuffs and materials needed.
Kilter Toward Kngland
There Is an unconcealed and nv
aclng hostility In Italy toward F
land.
That the menace of the w:
spreading to Europe was far mt
dangerous than the actual flghtli
to date In Ethiopia was Indicated 1.
an official announcement In Rome
today that only one Italian officer
and four Italian enlisted men had
"died In combat" in Ethiopia. The
death list waa exclusive of native
Midlers fighting for Italy.
Emperor Halle Selassie has repeat
dly stated the casualties among the
oldlera to date have been negli
flble, end there have been no con
flicts at arms of any significance.
But the maintenance in the Medi
terranean of England'a grand fleet
despite Italian objections affords a
definte cause for alarm among the
nations at Geneva which are commit,
ted to tint action against Italy but
which,' In the final analysis, must
look to England and Prance to awing
the big stick, if the time to swing it
should com.
Emperor Halle Selassie now has all
his armlea raised to their full war
strength-. He Indicated It at Addis
Ababa today when he turned down
the application of thousands of his
subjects for war service. He explain
ed that his armlea already were over
manned. When the volnnteers heard
this, many wept.
BOWLING
. Tha Bmoka Houm bowlsrs forged
Into the lead of the city league thla
weeK By tinning tho Brill Matal
quad, shelving out the Btudebsker
Ohnmplona who dipped a notch
when they divided honors, 3-3 with
the Sohuaa Vintage five.
The atandlnga today are;
W li
Bmoke House 9 3
Btudebaker s 3
Oolfers 7
Economy Lbr. Co. .
BehuiK Vintage .....
Medco w
Stand. Roofers ..,
Mall Tribune
Abbey, Ine
Brill Metal Wks.
dates Auto Co.
Al. Plche
Pte.
13
1J
10
9
Tiiefidny, November A
Al Plche va. Economy Lumber Co.
Gates Auto va. Medco.
Wednesday, November 0.
Bmoke House va. Abbey.
Thursday. November 17.
Btudebaker vs. Drill Metal Wks.
Bchuss Vintage Co. vs. Mall Trio.
Friday, November A.
Oolfera vs. standard Roofers.
George Eada won the Plche month
ly trophy for October with a high
of 3(17. Ed Stilwell waa right on hla
heels with a 350. followed by Bob
Hammond, 39S: Roy Prultt, 294, ana
Jim Murray, asi.
SQUABBLE OVER WASHING
SETTLED BY MAGISTRATE
BROOKLYN. N. Y., Nov. 1 (UP)
Mrs. Marino Paulowa and her up
stslrs neighbor, Mrs. Etts Feet laun
dsr on Mondays. Mrs. Feet doean't
wring out her laundry and the dirty
water drlpa down on Mra. Paulowa.
clean linen. Today, Mngistrat Wtl
Ham O'Dyer ordered Mrs. Feet to do
her wanning on Mondays and Tuea.
days and Mra. Paulowa to do hers
on Wednesdays and Thursdays. "I'll
make a personal Inspection mysell
one of these days," he said.
4
Phone Ma Well naul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
ONLY
$790.oo
For a Set of
Grocery
Fixtures
Including ten foot electrio
refrigerator
Low rent on store room
near new federal building
Grants Pass, Ore.
See TRUAX
Redwoods Hotel
m fit ft ai
The Store of
a Thousand
Thoughtful
Dollar Gifts
THRILLING VALUES-Buy Now for CHRISTMAS
Many of the attractive new things offered for Dollar
Days can not be duplicated again this year, even at much
higher prices.
BABY BROWNIE
CAMERA AND A
ROLL OF FILMS
Genuine Catalin
DESK PEN STANDS
$1
. . , Regular $1.60. Smart, Modern
Harmonizeg with every desk, Chrom
ium trim, felt covered bottoms.
LOCK and KEY
FIVE YEAR DIARY
$1
, . , This efficient kodak is distinctly
modern with its smart black moulded
body, but most important is its reliabil
ity, The Baby Brownie make excep
tionally good pictures under all aver
age conditions.
GENUINE LEATHER
KODAK ALBUMS
, , , genuine leather
bindings in various col
ore and grains with
gold edged leaves.
Buy for Ohristmas.
IMTtr
STATIONERY
2 boxes for
$1
$1
. . . Regular $2.25 value, size 7x10, loose
loaf style, 60 leaves. A variety of col
ored leather bindings.
Regular $1.50
SCRAP BOOKS
$1
. . , Orepe grain artificial leather covers.
Size 10x13, Loose leaf style,
ETCHED STEMWARE
GOBLETS -. SHERBERTS
3 for $1
. . , attractive needle
etched design on the
popular green optio
glass, Fill up your sets
at this low Dollar Days
price. '
8
... an assortment of fine boxed station
ery regularly selling up to $1.50 a box.
Your choice on Dollar Days, any Two
Boxes for $1.00.
Eaton Decklo Vellum
POUND PAPER
and a Package of Envelopes. Both for
$1
. . . Ivory, white or greylite deckle edge
paper, folded or flat sheets.
BOOK ENDS
$1
. . . gold plat
ed lucky ele
phants with
trunks up
lifted to hold
your books.
Buy for
Christmas
FOSTORIA
LUNCHEON
PLATES, 6 for $1
. 9 Inch amber glass with
ring for cup.
WHAT-NOT
SHELVES
... Walnut finish scroll corner
shelf to hold little figures and
things.
BRASS
CIGARETTE
BOXES
. . . Replicas of beautiful hand
chased East Indian enameled
brass.
Italian Pottery
RELISH TRAYS
. . t'n usual 3 partition, ban
led dishes In yellow or green.
DECORATED
BEAN POTS
. . . good old fashioned earthen
ware bean pot, blossom forth
In color to grace your table.
MEXICAN
SMOKE SETS
. . . colorful figures and cart us
form the background for an ash
tray nnd match flower.
DAISY
MIXING BOWLS
... 5 to set. Regular price
$1.75.
CRATER LAKE
PICTURES
... S3 value. Framed complete.
Size 10Z2.
MARMALADE
JARS
, . . 11.75 value. Early American
glass, stiver plate top and spoon
IMARI
JARDINIERES
. . . Values to 51.73. Onvlv
& colored Oriental designs.
MINIATURE PICTURE
FRAMES
. . . Size 3x4. Gold plated metal
frames with colored enamel mat
and velvet easel back. A regular
$3.50 value for
WATER SETS
Jug and Six Glasses
WROUGHT IRON
FLOWER HOLDERS
Twenty unusual styles of either wall or stand
holders in antique or white and gold finish.
Bright pottery jars in shapes that range from
Grecian Urns to the modern tiered designs.
Silver and luster glass ivy bowls complete with
wall brackets. '
Fern Pots In two and three step brackets.
Featured for Dollar Days.
Several styles to choose from
Including our regular $3.78 im
ported bubble glass in rose or
green. Others are crystal with
gold band and colored decora
tion on crystal.
Red, Black and White
BEVERAGE
GLASSES
doz.
10 ounce Hi-Balls
9 ounce Table Tumblers
7 ounce Old Fashions
Durable quality crystal with
colored stripe decoration.
2SJ
Hand colored in oil
Kodak
Enlargements
from your own
Cilms.
Completely
Framed
Fostoria Topaz Glass
GRILL PLATES
for $
JgtiliMake
... an opportunity to purchase
this lovely glassware at a frac.
tion of former price.
MARTINI MIXERS
Cboioe of Wall Frames up to size
10x16 or Easel Desk Frames up to 8x10.
Go through your collection of old films. Bring
in one or more for enlarging and framing.
Nothing could be more acceptable for Christ
mas gifts to relatives and friends.
, . . were $2.50, these orystal
glass containers with chromium
top and long handled spoon.
SILVER SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS
. , , a variety of styles, sizes and shapes in high quality
silver plate and combinations of Early American glnss
and silver. Regular values up to $1.76.
Book Bargains for Dollar Day
Here they are the inimitable
and imperishable
MILNE CLASSICS
with the Shepard drawings
for children, available now for
the first time in new uniform
editions. Formerly $2.00. Now
SOCIAL SUPPER TRAYS
rn wg2L . word
OZ BOOKS
. . . Twenty-six titles of the
delightful stories of the won
derful land of OZ, that all chil
iren love.
Regular price $1.25. Reduced
for Dollar Days to
$T1 oo
. . . these boards are much in demand for the informal
buffot service. Large 17-inch size with olive ring and
ample space for serving appetisers, hors d'oeuvres, etc.
Extra Special
WORLD GLOBES
A beautifully colored 8 inch
globe in graduated semi
meridian with base finished
in antique stiver. A globe is
almost a necessity now. a
days In every home and of
fice. Buy now at this re
markably low price.
When We Were Very Young
The most popular book of child verse of mod.
em times.
Now We Are Six
in which Winnie-the-Pooh is met for ths
first time,
Winnie The Pooh
Pooh and Christopher Robin are among tho
most treasured characters of story-land.
The House at Pooh Corner
about Christopher Robin and his seven .
friends.
New National Webster
Dictionary
For School, Home and Office
Defines, Pronounces, Spells 50,000 Terms.
More vhan 1000 Illustrations.
.. Atlas of the World in Full Color.
Accura te Authoritative Modern
ZIPPER BILL FOLDS
REMARKABLE DOLLAR DAYS VALUES
. . . Here are bill wallets that have everything.
Zipper Bill Pockets
Snap Coin Pockets
Photo, Pass and Lodge Card Pockets
GENUINE LEATHERS in hand-tooled designs as well as
plain blaok and brown Morocco and fancy grain leathers.
ZIPPER KEY-TAINERS
Culbertson's Blue Book
. . . The standard work on Bidding
Contract Bridge. Latest methods
analyzed with numerous examples.
$11
Give a child any one of these books or better
still, the set of four and you bring to that
child untold joys for years to come.
TIE RACKS
$floo
. . . a most practical and good looking new tie rack.
Complete with silhouotte mirror agri clothes brush.
Your game will improve remarkably from one
reading of this book.
NEWSPAPER RACKS
... for the person who likes to
read with their meal. Ivory finished
wrought iron.
. . . Regular $1.25. Fine leather,
6 hook key case with sipper all
round. Leather lined with driver's
license window pocket.
SIMULATED MOORISH
HAND TOOLED LEATHER
Good looking, useful things for the
and office. Durable and washable.
home
LIBRARY BOXES Handy for photos, letters,
and clippings.
DESK LETTER TRAY Neatly conceals let
ters and papers. A handy "catch-all" to keep
the desk orderly.
PERSONAL PORTFOLIO FILE with accor
dion style filler, indexed for days, month and
alphabet.
WASTE BASKETS Hexagon nd oval shape,
three sizes.
Desk Pads Stationery Portfolios Preference Chests, etc.
Famous Farberware
CHROMIUM PLATE
RELISH DISHES
iaaV
. . . gleaming, non-tarnishing chromium plate ware
in a wide variety of useful and attractive pieces
many with colored catalin trim.
TRAYS - JELLY DISHES - FLOWER BOWLS
FOOTED COMPOTES Handled RELISH DISHES
in two and three partitions.
An Outstanding Dollar Day Special