SlEBFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE, METOFORP, ; OREGON. 'M(mT. OCTOBER 10, 1933.
PXGE THREK
Hundreds of eager buyers have literally swarmed our store daily. They came, they saw, and . they
bought. You, too, will be amazed at the drastic reductions made on high grade nationally advertised
merchandise. NOT ONE ITEM PURCHASED FOR THIS SALE. Every article our regular stock
marked down to cost near cost and below cost. Don't miss a single day of this price slashing
$35,000.00 Hardware
TWENTIETH CENTURY 'CAVIMAN,' theae two British Tommies" are searchlnr
for Arab marauder, who reportedly conceal themselves in caves on the outskirts of Jerusalem, and
carry on fuerilla tactics from these underground hldlnr places. With the (rave war crisis in Europe,
the Holy Land dispute has become of somewhat leu significance.
FARLEYS BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS TARDY
SALEM, Oct. 10. P) Postmaster
General James A. Farley, chairman
' of the Democratic national commit
tee, sent Governor Martin belated
birthday congratulations today. The
governor was 75 years old October I.
Farley, explaining he heard of the
governor's birthday through a news
paper clipping ent by former Gov
ernor Oswald West of Portland, wrote
that he hoped the governor would
"continue to enjoy good aiealth for
many years to come and be permit
ted to enjoy the confidence you have
of so many of your friends who know
you Intimately and well.
"You have always been kind and
considerate to me. governor, and I
shall always be grateful."
Thieves Start Gold Rush
VX8ALIA, Cal. (UP) The gold rush
tn California has now become so
keen and competitive that "prospec
tors" have even pushed their search
Into dentists' offices. The offices of
three dentlste here were robbed In
a single night by thieves who took
only what gold they could find.
Bailor Hangs Self
HONOLULU. Oct. 10. (API Sea
man Frederick George Btanton, 19.
was found hanged, his body dangling
from a rope over theslde of the
U. 8. navy ship Beaver, naval officers
reported tonight. - Members of the
navy's board of Inquiry said Stan
ton had an excellent service record.
Score another
touchdown
for safety
TAST FALL, at the height of
Xu the arguing season among
football fans, when the weekly
scramble for 40-yard-line seats
was like opening day at a bar
gain sale, an unusual letter
reached every president of a
university or college, every
high school principal, on the
Pacific Coast. It mentioned foot
ball but its theme was safety.
Why address prexles and
principals? Because, Mister,
they're bosses of stadium an
nouncer systems. If you can get
over an idea to 80,000 persons
In one place at one time, you're
reaching people I
'
Came Saturday came the
game-going crowds up and
down the West And during a
Jull, just before thousands of
motorists would begin trying
to get home pronto, a brief
message rolled across the stands..
You probably heard it "Let's
avoid accidents . . drive care
fully . . . give the other fellow
break . . . take no chances."'
You'll hear It again, and
oftener, this season. For it
works! After that first Saturday
the president of one of the
largest universities reported :
No serious accidents for the
first time in years. Other re
ports were similar. Of course
this Company is gratified. It
had already proved that acci
dents can be prevented by ask
ing crowds to be careful. Stand
ard's letter to the colleges and
schools had only one motive
to promote greater safety on the
highways. It's a worthy cause.
Standard Oil Company
of California
WHATEVER THE CRISIS or the threat of war that
could involve the British empire, the parasol is ever-present .
among England'a statesmen, and War Minister Leslie Hore-Belisha
Is no exception. Pleasant-faced despite the great emergency arising
from the Ciech-German que: Ion, flic minister arrives at 10 Down
ing St. for a cabinet meeting.
ARGUMENTS GIVEN
BRITISH PREMIER
IN CZECH CRISIS
(Continued Mom Page One.)
cordially and sincerely received by
the Soviet people. The Soviet people
cordially opened to Lindbergh! the
doors of schools and theaters and
the gates of airports.
' "Unlntltcd Guest."
'Anrf then, not Ions B0. ftlnd-
bergn again visited the Soviet Union.
Itvahould be noted nobody Invited
him mnA If h. WU DCrmlttCd tO
come, it was because Americana had
requeeted it. .
"Availing himself of this permis
sion, Lindbergh attended aviation
day (demonstration August 18 dur
ing the American aviator's visit to
Moscow) and' now that he haa re
turned .to. London he. has uaeo nis
sojourn In the Soviet Union a the
basis of calumnies arid Insolent st
acks on th Soviet Union which
was- the dlah served. up' to guests of
Lady. Astor."
. The statement, replying to alleged
assertions In London by the Ameri
can aviator to the effect the Soviet
sir fleet a weak -and- drwrganreed.
satd Lindbergh told guest of . Lady
Astor "Germany possesses such a
strong air force It la capable of de
feating the combtned air fleets of
England. France, the U.' S. S. ' R.
end Chechoslovakia,
-On what basis does h draw
such a conclusion? Only Allah knows,
"Having uttered such a colossal
He, Lindbergh ' was Inwardly smaeed
at himself and Bedded to try an
other. "His second . declaration . exceeded
his first. He ssld that during his
stay In Moscow he wsa offered the
Job of chief of Soviet civil aviation.
"Lindbergh probably haa not read
Ckwol and doesn't know the name of
Olestakott. (Olestakoff was a char
acter In Octroi's play. "Bevuwr." He
was always boasting and lying.)
Ability Flared
"Lindbergh in the role of 'chief
of aviation ! Among us.pilota such
a wild lie could only cause laughter!
Such so-dalled pilots, and even for
mer pilot, will cot be permitted to
shot of our
come "within cennon
leadership.
'Another unbridled He followed.
Lindbergh declared the Soviet air
fleet la without leadership and Is in
a chaotic condition.
Soviet aviation holds a majority
of world records. The Soviet Union
hsa hundreds and thousands of per
fect pilot, who not only know how
to fly, but at any time could be
perfect organtzera and leaders."
Besides Molokoff, the ten Included
Valerl Chkeloff, one of the Soviet
polar fliers to California in 1037,
and Vladimir Koklnakl, who flew
4300 miles from Moscow to Vladivos
tok last summer. All were Lind
bergh's guides and companions dur
ing his Moscow visit.
The American embassy said that
during his. visit to Moscow In August,
Lindbergh received only such assist
ance aa normally would have been
given to traveling Americana.
Use MaU Tribune Want Ada.
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COSTS NO OBJECT IF WE HAVE
IT'S A BARGAIN!
IT- QuJtC
$1.89 Hardwood
Folding Lawn
CHAIRS
with arms, painted
frame with colorful
striped
canvas ...
98c
3
76o Hardwood
Folding Camp
CHAIRS
49c
with back
rest
25c Boye Flat
Adjustable
Curtain Rods
Adjust! from
28 to 48 in I OW
$1.05 Divided
Metal
Picnic Boxes
Racks for 3 QQm
thermos bottles wOC
$1.50 Wiss or
Olauas High Grade
SCISSORS
Others
reduced j 4 4 Q
accordingly 9 I I w
$1.00 Betty Bright
Self Wringing
MOPS
On
sale
79c
$21.75 Sunbeam
Mixmaster
Electric
MIXER
$17.49
To close
out now
$3.75 Copper
Bottom Wash
BOILERS
$2.98
We
quit ..
85o High Grade
Kitchen
KNIVES
Butcher, Bread and
Slicing Knives, JQq
$1.49 Zipper
Duffer
BAGS
See other values in the
luggage , QQ
department wOl
FULLER PAINTS
i
Famous for quality and seldom sold at reduced
prices, but we must liquidate every can during
this sale.
35c 1-lb. package 16 pads s 9Qf
STEEL WOOL COW
$1.25 gal. Fuller's Best Boiled QQft
LINSEED ODL (bring containers) OOW
$1.00 pure Gum Spirits 7Q m
TURPENTINE (bring container) gal. Iwv
$3.30 gal. Fuller's Best Pure CO ft 9
PREPARED HOUSE PAINT- OC.Ofc
$3.85 gal. Fullerwear ' . 4 i
FLOOR ENAMEL u T
$1.43 quart Fuller's CI ft A
DEOORET ENAMEL 4 I
$1.17 Quart Fuller's fiftf
POROH and DECK PAINT OOW
$1.12 Qt. Fuller's Semi-Gloss ' Q9f
FULLERGLO" ENAMEL OCW
$3.25 Heath & Milligan : Qftf
PREPARED HOUSE PAINT........ OOW
$3.85 Heath & Milligan . j4 AQ
INSIDE PAINT and ENAMEL....;. I i43
6c lb. Heath & Milligan . 4
KALSOMINE, per lb.. ; ......... OW
$1.00 can CACTUS AQf
FURNITURE POLISH ... : tOW
WHEEL GOODS
$3.50 Genuine KIDDY KAR 4 QQ
with pedals .'. 9 I "OO
$4.95 Rubber Tired ' C9 QQ
TRICYCLES PC.OO
$5.95 ROCKING HORSES ' J g
$10.00 Streamline J7 CO
SKIPPY TRICYCLE O "OO
Garden and Field Tools
Anything you need for Garderi or Field
All at Close Out Prices
15c good grade Bamboo Q
LAWN RAKE ....... OW
25o large Star 1 Q ft
BAMBOO RAKE I OW
5o Genuine Btilletto AQf
ROSE PRUNERS ... HOC
25c 3 and 4 Piece Hand 4 Q.
GARDEN TOOL SET.. I OW
30c Good Steel 4 Q.
GRASS SCYTHE L. ..... I3U
95c 16-tine Steel 7Qf
BOW RAKE ......... I OW
$1.96 High Grade Stanley 4 CQ
ROUND POLNT SHOVEL IsWW
95o 7-inch Steel ' . 7Q
HOE ON SALEJJ.....,....:......... I OW
$1.75 Stiletto Bundle or QQi
LIGHT HAY FORK '. .. 5JOC
$1.25 4-tine True Temper QQl
CULTIVATOR OOW
$1.76 Heavy Baker 4-'tlne C 1 1 Q
SPADING FORK ..: I : 5 I I O
$1.50 Disston's High Grade QQ.
PRUNING SAWS JOU
$5.95 Genuine Hand Mad d J QQ
HANSEN'S ORCHARD PRUNER)4 .QO
$1.00 Revolving Type TQf
LAWN SPRINKLER OW
$2.25 Wiss Orchard C1 7Q
PRUNERS . .. I I O
65o 1 gal. Galvanized 4Qf
CHICK FOUNTS tOW
$1.15 4-foot Galvanized flQf
CHICK FEEDERS OOW
Builder's Hdw & Tools
A Huge Stock of Builders Hardware,
1 Supplies and Tools to Close Out
25c to 75o Billings
END WRENCHES. Choice..
$4.00 to $8.50 Front Door
LOOK SETS. , Your choice.....
$1.95 Schlag Fine Quality
CLOSET LOCK SETS
$1.00 Inside Mortise
LOOK SETS. Now
$12.95 Genuine Schlag
FRONT DOOR SETS
$1.35 Standard Size
CAMPERS AXE
35o 6-foot Carpenters
ZIG-ZAG RULE .
$2.95 Sager Fine Quality
DOUBLE BIT AXE....
60c No, 7 Secret Service
MASTER PADLOCK .....
. 19c
$2.98
98c
69c
1 $6.95
98c
J9c
- $2.39
39c
BIG STOCK MACHINE and
CARRIAGE BOLTS V2 PRICE
$2.95 3-inch Steel Jaw CI QO
HOUSEHOLD VISE ................. 3 I mUO
$1.60 good Steel ' C 1 1 Q
HOUSEHOLD VISE .9 I . I O
60c Piztol Grip
HACK SAWS . . OlC
76o 10-inch Sweep A tin
BIT BRACE .. IOW
$4.75 Genuine Q 7Q
DISSTON SAWS .., I O
$1.79 Miller's Falls (1 9Q
HAND DRILLS I .CO
$16.75 Toolsmith'i C1Q QQ
ELECTRIC DRILL . 3 I O.OO
$3.95 2-Bumer
Gypsy Camp
STOVE
$2.95
Price cuts on
Coleman
too
$3.60 Folding
Camp Cots
A real CO AG
bargain 9C.tO
3
$5.60 Z'A ft. Bushman
One Man Saw
(Other sizes
reduced ac- J A Q
cordingly) ?,f.,fO
$5.95 Steel Tray
Wheel
BARROW
To Be olosed
onfyfl......$4.29
$76.00 Custom Made
Leather Team
HARNESS
rr $59.50
$32.50 Boys' or Girls'
Savage or Blue Ribbon
BICYCLES
.524.95
Latest stream line style
with bal.
loon tires 1
$4.60 All Steel ,
Speedmore
Coaster
WAGONS
$2.98
Buy now
for Xmas
3
Pioneer Desert
ROOFING
Roll covers 108 square
per roll.. $1.19
3
$5.50 Push Type
Garden
Only 3 or
4 left
PLOWS
$3.95
Inoludlng
couplings
$3.50 50-foot
6-8 One Ply
Garden
HOSE
$2.89
Big lot Toys, Games,
. etc. 25o to 60c
items now
Your choice
19c
Note the comparative prices quoted in this ad to show you the savings. We first
quote our regular marked selling price and then the low sale prices which assures you
this is a bona fide liquidation sale. Items going so fast listed items subject to prior sale.
LAMPORT'S
226-230 East Main
HARDWARE &
SPORTING GOODS
Medford, .Oregon
$34.60 Coleman
Instant Gas
RANGE
3-burner stove with
enameled range back
S2295
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