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TO BACK DEFENSE
' WASHINGTON". Oct. IS. (AP)
Several senators predicted today the
troubled International 1 1 u a 1 1 o n
would assure President Roosevelt a
Blear track in congress If he requests
substantial Increases In the national
defense budget.
Senator King (D., Utah), who op
posed the billion-dollar naval ex
pansion program at the last session,
said In view of world conditions he
now was inclined to support larger
appropriations for both the navy and
the army.
Mr. Roosevelt said this week a
budget lncresse would be necessary
to provide $160,000,000 for new war
ship construction next year.
Senator Borah (R., Idaho) Indi
cated he would continue hta opposl
tlon to large naval expenditures, but
aald he had little hope congress
pould accept his view. Senator Town
send (R.. Del.) has predicted that
most Republlcana would support In
creases In defense appropriations.
Senator Truman (D., Mo.) de
clared: TU not only vote for more funds
for the navy, but I am going to work
for an adequate .apptoprlatlon for
anti-aircraft guns and planes."
Congressional sentiment In favor
of atrengthenlng national defense
waa forecast also by Senator O'Ma
. honey (D.. Wyo.)
Senator Pepper (D., Pla.) recently
back from Europe, said troubled con
ditions abroad had Impressed on him
a need for stronger defenses. ,
From another quarter came a pro
posal that the United States "ear
nestly consider" retaining the Phil
ippines as a national defense meas
ure, Instead of granting their Inde
pendence in 1946.
Lieut. Ernest M. EUer, naval acad
emy Instructor, contended in the
United States naval Institute pro
ceedings the Islands might prove to
be a, source of strength rather than
a weakness In event of a Pacific
war.
As long as this nation holds the
Philippines, he said. It could "check
possible Japanese world aggression"
and "thereby protect her own shores."
.Henselman Taking
Insurance Course
At Aetna Offices
George Henselman, local repre
sentative of the Aetna Casualty ' and
Surety company, la now at the com
pany's home office at Hartford,
Conn., where he Is attending a spec
ial training course. This course Is
of five weeks' duration and com
prises lectures, class work and "clin
ics" under the guidance of home
office men specially qualified for
this work.
Casualty insurance haa developed
so rapidly In recent years and now
. includes so many important forms of
business and personal protection that
special training In ita many ramifi
cations Is highly desirable for the
Insurance man who wishes to keep
abreast of the times.
Mr. Henselman reports that the
course he la now taking stresses the
, importance of pie survey method of
insurance selling. In other words
there must be a thorough diagnosis
before an efficient program of pro
tection can be effected. Mr, Hensel
man feels that upon the completion
of this course he will be better
able than ever to serve his present
and future clients to their best advantage.
ASK WAIVER LEVY
SALEM. Oct. 13. (AP) The World
war veterans' state aid commission
requested the tax commission today
to waive the half-mill tax provided
for operation of the veterans' com
mission. The tax commission said It would
omit the levy for 1939. which would
amount to $449,058. The veterans'
commission Indicated it did not need
the money.
The Ready-to-Wear Department Is Now
Showing. Special Prices on New Fall
o o
ONE SPECIAL GROUP
Sizes 12 to 42. Here is your
chance to buy style and service
at a very low price. Coats that
are worth a great deal more-
$ I 095
FUR TRIMMED COATS
A fine selection to choose from. Lovely new fur trimmed and
self trimmed coats that are all new this season. Made by
Mary Lane and other high-grade makers.
$16.95 to $35
N. Y. Tests
Prove Women
Can Lose FAT
Ask Vour Doctor If It Isn't
Good Way. Read Every Word
NEW YORK. N. Y. A test conduct
ed by prominent N. Y. physician
and a nationally known newspaper
woman proved there is a harmless,
effective wey to lose fat. If you only
STICK TO IT and give It a fair trial.
In 40 davs. 25 women lost a total cf
J88 lbs. EVERY woman lost fat tho
average loss per woman being 11 H
lbs. The women first of all ate sens
ibly. And for proper functioning they
took a little dally dose of Kmschen
Salts. If you have the slightest doubt
about this Plan Just ask your owx
doctor about it safety and merit.
And this Is Important to know:
Krusrhen l not Jnt one mil as
some people miv Ignorant Iv believe.
Rather. Il l a hleml nf 6 arrive min
eral tall (see on box) nhlrh, when
dissolved In water, make a healthful
mineral drink similar lo the waters
of famous European ftpas where
wealthy fat women have gone for
years.
Here's the Kruschen Plan: Just
take a hsJf teaspoonful of Kruachn
In hot water every morning for bet
ter functioning. Go llffht on fattT
foods and sweet.. eat plentifully of
lean meata, fresh fruits and gren
vegetables. Plan to do this falthfullt
for 28 davs and see If you don't lose
fat and feel healthier and younw.
A Jar cots but a few cent and male
ft gallons of a most h'.ghlv effloen'
mineral health watr. At Western
Thrift Stores and dxuggut avery-i
Thar.
RAYON
PANTIES
By Munslng and Lorraine.
All sizes and styles.
59c to
75c
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR
Tailored by. Munslngwear,
Lorraine and Goldette. Ray
on gowns and pajamas In
nil wanted colors. Small to
outsize.
$1.29
to $1.95
COMPLETE SHOWING
Girdles, Foundations, and Brassieres
by Warner
Girdles $1.95 to $4.95
Corselettes. . .$1.95 to $4.95
Brassieres 25c to $1.95
TUCK STITCH
GOWNS - PAJAMAS
By Munsing and Cresita
$1.49 and $1.95
LADIE'S SLIPS
IT'S OVERCOAT TIME-MEN!
OVERCOATS
One of the most complete
showings of slips that
really fit. Priced at
98c, $1.29 to $1.95
CINDERELLA
STOCKINGS
(Bamma JJamma
Nightgowns & Pajamas
of Printed Flannelette
Ef!. - ' ' 1
SIZES
15-16-17
Guaranteed
Washable
They're styled with a smartness you'll
adore . . . of soft flannelette that defies
fhilK u-inlor nnrl turns Awnv the frnst.
There arc these style details boleros, CSa
dirndls, lastex waists, knit and laslex
wristlets ana anKiets, cicver trims
and many others. There are. four lovely
styles in gowns, four in pajamas .. . a
miracle of economy at only
$1.95
"FOOTStES" to Match
each one ...
Toe-warminf 'Footsies' to mau-h S.
each style, whether gown or pajama.
MA,.,,
Aff
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pi
mm I
Ilk
Kvery pair made
from fresh silk and
every pnlr we sell Is
fresh to our cus
tomers as we receive
shipment of Cin
derella stockings ev
ery week.
Cinderella stocking
are mode from the
hlglient quality silk.
which the Cinderella
Mills pay a premium for.
The shore are only two reasons why.
you net more wear for your hosiery
dollar when you purchase Cinderella
stockings, Have tales girls show you
these lovely stocking! and point out
the mnny outstanding features.
Join our hosiery club and receive
your free storking. Triced at
79c
51.00 - $1.15
and $1.35
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WEEK
END
Be lure to, see toe
new office and
trtiool dresses, we
are now showing
In wool pun ray
ons, crepe and
printed satins.
When you ice
them, yon will
nant more than
one. Priced at only
$4.95
and
$7.95
CURLEE
SUITS
For men and young men.
These high-grade suits' tai
lored from fine high-grade
100 all-wool worsted fab
rics are now selling at a
new low price. Compare
these suits wltn suits that
usually sell for a great deal
more and you will be
pleased with the savings.
Every Curlfe suit Is new this
reason. Double-breasted and
single-breasted styles. Your
choice
$225P
EXTRA PANTS
$5.00
BY CURLEE
Made from the roast's finest woolens. When we show
you a rurlee coat. we show jrou what w consider
America's greatest overcoat talue. Coats that haw
style, coats that fit, coats that will continue to
stay good-looking lifter months or hard wear. Coats
hat are Just the tight weight for warmth, but not
heavy and biindlesonie, and are nriced at onlv
$17.95 (I
to $22.50
NEW THIS WEEK
72 men's and young men's hats In
Fall's smartest style. Greens,
browns and greys made of 100
all-fur bodies. Hats that are water
proof. A new hat free If any hat ,
Is not 100 satisfactory. Your
choice
$1.98
MEN'S FALL
HATS
The Lee Water Bloc hat Is America's largest
selling 5.00 hot. They are to be had In
Medford only at the M. M. Department Store.
We want yon to try on these outstanding hats.
Hats that will not go out of shape; hats that
will sand winter weather; hats that cannot be
crushed out of shape. The newest fall styles
are now on display.
$5.00
OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT
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Dress Better,
Is Our Men's
Department
STUDENT'S SUITS
S5 new fnll suits to select from. Doubl.
breasted, fancy barks. Made of hard wear
Ing, all-wool fabrics. Extra pants to match.
If you wish. Sizes 12 to SO yeari,
$12.85
BOYS' SUITS
Made by Tom Hawyer. Neat diagonal strips
In grey or blue. Theso suits are extra well
. made In the latest style models. Agei 4
to 12 years,
$5.95
is filled with wanted boys' clothing at prices
that art easy on your purse.
Boys' SCHOOL SHIRTS
Blue ehambrmy boya school shirts. A fnll out, well
made echoot shirt
38c, 3 for $1X0
Boys' Blue
MELTON
COSSACKS
Made with fancy pirated
hack. Heavy Falcon zip
per. Only '
$1.98
TWEEDIE - ROY
TROUSERS
$1.98
TWEEDIE -ROY
COSSACKS
Here Is the buy of the
season. Grey or brown
Tweedle Boy. They can't
be beat for wear. Pair
to match the Trousers.
Harm lined pleated back.
Heavy tippers.
$2.98
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
Our ehlldren'a . department
la filled with new fall ahoes
made to give more days
wear for the price paid.
Made on the correct lasts
to Insure the child's foot
growing as It should. Ves,
we carry wide and narrow
widths.
98c $1.48
to $2.98
BOYS' SHOES
Roys' dress oxfords made of
100 solid leather by W. I.
Iiouglas. Name styles as the
men's oxfords. Sizes 1 to 6.
Pair
$2.98
Youth's Oxfords
either black or brown. Made
with genuine raw-cord soles.
Insuring many extra days of
wear, sizes 10 to t. Pair
$1.48
LADIES STYLE
Shoes
IMl
One large group at one low price.
Pumps, ties, straps, oxfords, black .
uedrs, wine suedes, brown suedes,
black kid and suede combinations,
hlsrk kid and brown kid. Sizes SH
to S. Your cholc of these new fall
tyles.
$1.98
Men's Oxfords
Sine genuine calfskin oxfords Hi
browns and black. The newest fall
styles. These oxfords are .11 made
on combination laMs. Calfskin heel
linings. Shoes that look like S.1.00
talues. M. M. Department store price
TOM SAWYER SHIRTS
Mad. tb. sams as Dad's best shirts.
Plaids, stripe, and plains, every shirt
guaranteed fast color. All ages.
98c
Boys' School Sweaters
Coat or sllp-on styles In plain combination! or fancy
plaid fronts. Sc. what values w. are now abowlng,
priced at only '
98c, $1.48, $1.98
BOYS' TIES otf
Mad. th. same style as Pad's, flood Re
assortment of fall patterns.
BOYS' UNION SUITS
The famous May. boys' ribbed union suits In long
and short sleeves. All sizes.
59c, 2 for $1.15
Boys' Three Quarter Hose
25c
Made by. nlunslng. Fancy patterns,
assorted colors. Pair
BOYS' SOX
si that will really wear,
colors. Pair .
Assorted
15c
GANG-BUSTER SHIRTS
The new pla I a shirts that all the
bo are wanting. They come In large
heautiral plaids, made of wear-tested
fahrlra, sixes A to 16. flee them
tomorrow.
95c
BOYS' BIB OVERALLS
Express strip, or blue denim. Ages
I Is II yean.
48c
BOYS' SWEAT SHIRTS
Whits sweat shirts with Charll. m q
McCarthy printed m front. 40C
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