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Q MTODFORT) MflTTJ TRIBUNE,' MEOTORD, OKKflON. SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1912. PAGE THREE k :, r A Nr 3 nnmm 3y II ifi LF U UJLJJ db d 2j J v ' -l 3MJMjtf -?NjKa Qllilit llio cnl (if llio Hi'iimiii wan III" fancy 1i'mh hull (jivi'ii ly Mr. mill Alr. (Ii'iirpt lloiiiio I'arpoiitor at tlio Mod ford Imtcl Ki-idiiv ovoiiiny;. 'I'l"' IiuIIch' put lot wax IniiiNl'oniH'il inl a palm mum iiiul wiim nitmi iitli'iii'tiM'. Tim tliniiii; muni wiih iiHi'd I'm- dune ill),'. imliiiH ami Kuutcii lnoiiiit Iioiiik iihi'.I in ili'i'iiriilitin, Tim Intnl. mul IioMonm rooo'mid llmir uiioxIm in llio paint lnoin ntliivd in k"I'K''"im KkmI Indian imliiiiiurt, Mr. Cm pouter aw a rajah and .Mix. Carpenter- im an Jndiati prinecM. Tin hull mom pieflonled a mionI nttruotivo niliii iin every one daindim win in tMiHluan. A lino Mrinjjed i i'Iu'nIiii I'iihii I'm (land played, Many cnhlly and lieuulllul cox. lumen uaiK ujpin k1'"111' daman, Clii- IIOMO IIIIUKIIirillM, llticllllll lllMlllllfH, I joMoix, tlai .Ninny Widow and I'liari! Daiiiln, ulil-luwliioiied Kill and I'liiitiin maid, Clonpatru, an oM'iipcil I'niivii't, liarli'iiiiiin, Indian, bullet ,-iilK, Hiiilni' bo.Vx, tnpii'K, I'tilialloiiiH and xouorilah, Highland eliioi'M, fur- iiuth, a lono mil 1 1 njcl If, l.iltln K.mI Kidiim 1 1 1 mkI and Huv ISlue, atiay nf floor, Tonunv AIKiiih, Hiiiiiiii, Cai nii'ii and lior luiouilur and .lupilor J'laviiiH all iiiin;li'i in tint mor,r,v IlinniU. Supper wan nenetl on ilia niezn nine Hutu-, 'ria i,' ii km l pii'Mi'iil were: .Mr. IMuuid W. Cuilluu. .Mr. Wliil comb Field, Mr. and .Mr". !'. II. Cowls Mix. .1. I. Heard, .Mi Heard, Mr. A. N. V. Carpenter, Mr. I.oiiunid Cuipcn ler, Mr. ('ail Von dor 1 lollop, Mr. and Mr. I .a III tup I'oil;iu, Mr. and Mr. .Morcdilli Huiley, Jr., Mr. and Mr. I-Mptr I Infer, Siuiator Von dor Jlol Ifti. Mr. and Mix. Stewart I'nileixini. I'm!', ami Mix, O'Uara, Mr. Donald Clink, Mr and Mr.. Kef-iiuiM 1'tit m'Iih, ,Mi. MoCnrtuuot;, Dr. mid Mix. Sulade, Mr. Kiijjer llltchoool;, Minn Ware, Mr. Italph W'uio, Mix. Helen dale, Weneial and Mix. SouhiiiiIIi, Mi-H Salade, Mr. and Mix.' T. II. Daniel. .Mr. Lincoln Me(!oraiael, Jr., Mr. and .Mr. Chorion Jlrown, Mr. Cec-il Ware, Mr. and Mr. II. Cliandler Kkiiii, Mr. and Mix. Lincoln MeCor iiinek, Mr. uiid Mix. Mint llanaon, Mr. and Mih A. ('. Kicio, Mixn l.ouixe Itinkc, Mr. and Mr 1'iedeiiek Hop kin. Mr. nail Mix, ha J. Doilje, lt li. (I. Mnn,'e, Mr. and Mix. V. W. Ilainlll, Mix. Walter l Kan, Mr. and Mm, Itiiiliniit Conner, Mr. and Mr. Wajler Stokes Mr. (Jerald S.m Siaitli, Mr and Mix. Deliov (ielcliell, MUh Dorothy Daiiett, Mr. Ser eoailie, Mr. I.a Claue, Mr, and Mix. A. K. KeaiaeM, Mr, und Mix, .lulm M Knot, Minn Uiitli Maanini;, Mr. Ilemv Van llornlieiK, Min I'liliiiiin, Mr. TimiMiii. ,MihM llnltliard. Mix. Aiae!i,i Ca rev, Mr. and Mix. John Orth, Mr. K. C. I' Ahthni'., Mr. and Mix, (1mi. II. DiiukcII, Mr, mid Mix. Koheit Killil, Mr. II. I.eon Speek, Mi Cnii lyn Andrew m, Mix JoHeplnne Itool, Mr. T, Slater .lohimton, Mr. J. Ilrooko Speneer, Mr, Kudolph .Maimiii, Mi ami Mix, J. I!. Maikdiill, Mr. and Mix. IVed l.evin, Mr. Stanton (Iril'lis Mr. and Mix. J. ). Olwell, Mr. II. 1' lloiihtini, Mix, Aliee llolhiuav, Mins Itntli Hollow ay, Mi. Maiiehehter, M!hh Kay, Mr. Howard Dudley, Mr. John Hall Makay, Mr. I.lnyd Hoitt ton, Mr. An-din Coiliin, Mr. Spraiio Uii'Kel, Mr. John I'. Moirill, Dr. and Mrs. J, I1'. Ucddy, Jix. .laiuen Sinythi', MIiih Flora (Iniy jiiVHented a row of lmr pnpllH la plana reidlnl liiHt weak at (ho Ht. MiuI;h nulhl iooiiih. Folliiwliic Ih tho inemani: Walt. (Oiiilltt), Ulioi'tii (lore; "In May" (llehr), C'lcono PnttliiKur: ItiiHtlo ilaiire, Klower boiik (HulocteU), Maria My em; "lluinialiiK lllnl" (Hchlllor), l'Maieaco JoIiiih; "At tho KprliiK" (Unrlltt), Maij:aret Hay; MoorUh iluaco (ICeni), .loanoUo 1'at termni; "I,o Serrat" ( (lunt lor) , Dor otliy AleMiudiir; "Ihmrt'u-i'iiHu (HIh eliorf), Humid Kuller; 'Mnoiilli;ht" (AuIuiiIiih), Vain JeriiiHta; Ktiu'cuto (I'lilturiioii), Oluuliitto Hoy; Valmt (Waclm), Mahal Oould; "CionilidlaiM" (Novln), Kllzahoth (laro; "Will ' tho WIhp" (.liiiiKiimiiii), Walt. In K Hat (Diirantl), Mary Allco KoHtur. Tho Idino MlHHloiiury lincltdy at tho M, 10. (ihuroh watt iiiohI dolli;ht rally ontortuliiod hy tho Home MIh iiloaary Hoi'leLy or JuoUhoiivIIIo at tho homo or l'nifiniHor mul Mih. llar iluKtou Prhlay uftoiuoou, An la taioHtliiK Ichiioii wan load liy Mru, Harrlnatoii, 7il'tor which a iiumt oa Joyahlo pidKi'am wan i;lveit and a liouutoouu luiiuheou wan hoivciI. Tho Ladlim' Aid Hooloty or tho Qlii'ltitlaii ohiiiTh mot WednoHday afltirnooii at tho homo of Mm. L, 1). JoniH, Aflir hUHlitOHH iiuioIIiik a vary dainty luncheon wiih horvoil to UK mumhoiH, Tho noxt mutilliif,' will ho hold with Mih, K. O. Hihwhh. llov. H. I, Orliwhy Ih vIhIHiiu MuiHhrluld, An a ri'tiiin for tho locepilou clveii hy tint .lunloiH or tho Medrord tlli;h Kaliool tho Hmiluix I'.aviru leceptlon I'rlilay nvoiiitiK at I ho "Nat." A nIioii I pnii;iiiiii wax itlvoa, (if iff which (Innc- llK tnl ciikIh wety (ho cnloi tiilnniiiiit or tho ov4MiitiK. TIiohii In charKo wura MImm JuhmIp I'tuily, ehalriaan or tho diitoratliiK coiaiullteo; MIiih Klhal Kirart, ijhalr iiinn or tho mrroHhinuiit coniinlttoi', Kiiikihoii .MaiileU, ehalriaau or the reeoiiilou coiiiiiilltno; fialio Wurc, rliiiliiiiiin or tho Invitation commit loo; mIhh Mamlo DoiioI, chairman or Mm enltutalameiit cniumllleo. Tho faculty mul tho Junior and tu'tifor I lllMKIffl WOIO plI'MHIl. Mih. KianU McKo iMiterlaluoil Hnt unlay hint at her 1mm,. ut Hevoti OakM with a lavi'iulor tea. Mrn. Waller .McCallam iimhIhUmI llio hoHttwH. J'ur- plo Irlrt ami yollow 'iomom worn im-d n ilecoratloa. Mim, I'rank (Jotlorlll I'.'ivo an liiUircHtlnr, talk mi eipial nuf friiKo. Tho KinwtM worn MumlaincH Karl IIohI, Ity NIcIioIh. Waldron Klilun, .1. W. I.MiIoii, W. H. Ix'iithuri, I'aul Luke, -:. T. N.'iU. O. H. Wnhher, I'arl.er, .Ion. Iloiiclaail, lliir.li l'ortr, H. I). MiNiiHMir, J W. IllrklmU, Haia IH'I AiiiletHou, I'ohh, Hloue, MlHm'H May DiiNldHou, Mattlnl Noa!, mat i'raiiclno Mc.S'iiHiier. Mii. Ilolloway ami MIhh llollow.iy eiileilalued ti1l(slil Tiilly al dinner u Ihelr country hoiao Tliurtultiy ovouIiik ror their i;mt Mm I'mry Maiicli.Mi. ter. Tho dinner r.ntwtH henldtm llio honor mir-Hl w-ro Mr. and Mr, Chandler I'kiiii, Mr. ami MrH. (,'onro Hero, Mr. and Mih, 1'altornoa, Mr. and MrM. (lw. Carpenter. Mr. ami Mih. Meredith ItalUiy, Mr. mul Mr. Mill lliimlll, MwiHr. Jack Merrill. nar:enH, Ilrooko Hpunrer, Ktaiitou (itirritliH, Leonard Carpenter, Alfrial Carpenter. Whltcoiuh Kletiln. Tho Ciiilld or Ht. Mark'H church N ItreparliiK for an art ehlhlt to lie held la June. Any one IiuvIiik ar tlclo they deHlro to loan will kindly commiitilcate with tho commltteo In charr.e. which Ih Mm, I'retl HopkltiH, chalrmaa, llov. Sheriln, iaanat;r, MeHdiimeM Ceo I)iikkII, (Uxtrct Car penter, I'ahrK', lliiuiplnoy. J. d. Heard, and MUh Mnraret lltihhard. Tho auxiliary kiiIIiI or St. Mark'H church f.iivo a "I laid TliueH" noctul Wcdnojiday evening. Sonio vury uf rectlvn lOHtiiiiiiM weio worn. Mlott Mlldied Hilton won ladlo' prlzo. and Mr. Aiiileihoii, miiitlonmn'H irlru fir tho ruuiiloht I'OHliiuu'H. A iiiohI on Joyaldo ovcnliij; wan upeat. A mirrriiKo tea wiih kIvoii WihIiiok day alleriKioa al tho home or Mrs. Oeoi'Ko J,. DavlH, when Claicmo IteaiiicH addicKrted thu IikIIoh. MIhhch Hilton und riyuu playod during the afternoon and hoinc-mado caaily wiih Hold, Mix. I;ivU wiih amilHted hy her ilaiichlor, MIhh llaxol, Mrti. J, 1). Heard and MIhh (!Iiu1h Heard outortalucd at dlamir ThurH day, at their homo on HlHklyou HolKhtH. Their kiiomIh were Mr. and MrH. T. M, DaulelH, MIhh Ida Loo Keiituer, Muhhih, Lee Knot and Tum my. , Tho WcdiiOHday llrltlr.o club waH oatortalnod tliln week hy Mrs. .Srhurmorhorn and Mra. Perry, al tho homo or tho foriiiur. Mrs. tn-liinldt and Mih. Johnson won tho hnuora or tho muno. Noxt weak MIhh WookH and MrH. Schmidt mo hoHtcsKus, Mhm Amy Nealy, who ltns heon vIh HIiik MIhh Jenai'Mui llutler, roturuod Kililay to hor homo In Spokane, MIhb Nealy Ih tho dati(;htur or Mr. H. J. Nealy, vlco preHlient or tho National Applo hIiow, who wiih formally a rouldout horo. Tho ICiiHturu Star hold Boolnl nli;ht WediioHdny of tlilH weak, whon an olahorato hanipiot wan Horvml to ahout ouo hundred kuchIh, An or chestra played durliiK tho onoiiIiik ami all had a taOHt onjoyahlo time. Ml us Jounomu) llutler ontortnlnod Thiu-Hilay aHeruoou at luncheon In honor or MIhh Amy Nealy or Spokauo. TIioho prcHiint heiddcrt tho honor khuhI woro MIhhch Hthol l'rlia, llolon Dow and Vvvn Joromo. Tho haccaluuralo tioriuon to tho Kiaduatlnt; oIiihh or tho Modl'ord hli;h mihool will ho ulvon Sunday ovoiiIiik hy tho Nov. A. A. HoIiuoh, In tho hli;h Huhool audltorliiui. Tho Junior Guild nnvo a vory on joyahlo hocIuI wvoiiIiik ThurHday In Ht, Mark'ii Hall. An Inrormiil iuuhI cal proitnun wiih lven and rofruHh inonta woro nurvod, Mm, JnincH H, ChuiiIio)I oaU'rtiiln od llio South Oukdaln circle tit tho MothodlHt church at a huatitlfully iii lioluted llirci) courmt liinchoou at I o'clock WoduoHday aftonioon In hor dcllithlfiil homo on KIiiku highway, Kollowlni; tho luncheon tho afternoon wiih iipont In nodlowork, tho procoodH or tho Halo or which will ho donated to tho LiiiIIoh' Aid Society, Dr. and Mih, Kaladl onlci tallied at dinner Wodiiciiday nli'Jit at their homo on South Oukdalo, Tholr Itni'HlH woro Mr. and Mm. L'diiiir I Infer, MIhh Jeaniiollo Saladl, Jaok Mm i III and Siiniio Itulcul, 'loo Creator Mtulford dull will incut Monday artornoou at tho cluh rooiiiH la tho I Hi in ry, when (lection or (ifflceni will ho held. A rail al tondauco Ih ileHlred. Tho Iloiiiiton hrothniH or thn Ilucli oyo oi chard at Talent huvo iih tholr week end kuchIh Mr. M. L. KrlckHoa and Mr. Harry II. IIIcIih, MIhh Holou Van ValkcuhurK, who hati Iiooii tho khchI or hor Hlntnr, Mm. AdillHoa Scluihlor, Iciivch Sunday ror San KranclHco, Tho LndleH' ASd or tho I'rcHbylvr Iiiii church will meet TncHdtty artor nooti In tho chapel. Mm. H. U. Ltimi ilmi Ih hoHlintH. Mm. Juiiich Sinytho or Spokane re turned with her HlHtor, Mm, J, V. Koddy, and will mako iilio a vlHlt hole. Hveiett Corey, who han hcea :it tciidlui: Htiiool near San I'raaclHco, Ih expected homo ror tho Hiimiuer va cation. .Mr. Howard S, Dudley relumed to Medrord ThurHday on a nhorl vlHlt Mr. Dudley Ih now llvlnr, In Califor nia. C.trorno Ciilhhort Ih Hpendlnn a few dayn In Medford. Mr. Cuthhert ih now llvliif; at Santa Hurliarn. Calif. Mm. Hart of Lou AiikoIch Ih the Knout or her inothur, Mm. II. !'. Mender, at SunurcHi uruhurd. Mm. IM Stecp left thin week for Oklahoma, where hIio wuh called l tlm ItliieHH of hor daughter. Tho Pythian SlHtem will entertain at cardn Wedmilay evculuc, May l!lt, at tho K. of P. linlt. Mr. J. W. McCIutchlo leaves next weolc on a trip thronuli Canada and tho eiiHtoru Btatca. Mm. Sarah French left Thitmday ror an intended "vlnlt with relatives ia Sacraiueuto. Mm. Percy MaachcHtor or Chicao, Ih tho uncut or Mm. and MIhh Hollo way. MIhh Har.ol Davis entertained tho Thumday llrldj-.e club thla week. Mr. J. Stllwell VilnH hnn returned from a trip to Loh AiikcIch. Mr, AiiHtln Corbln or ,s,.w York City arrived In Mcdford thin week and will Mpoiid HOinotlmo hero. Mr. Cot bin Ih tho owner of the old Untd Hhaw oicliuid, Dr. and Mn. S, M. lliirKeH leave within n fortnight for Ilcrllti vhere the doctor will atleild tlio July cllulci, after which Ihcy will tour Luroiie, Mm. K. 11. Waltemon or AHhland Ih tho uncut or Mm. 1'. I) Smith WfcHt 'J'entli Htreot. . ' Mr. KcKlnrild H. Paiwjim i.t uriK-d Friday fioin u trip to Seattle. Mm. JatneH Keller Iihh returned from a vlnlt In OrantH Pom. . Mr. Walter Kentncr lia returned fioin a lii to Portland, Mm. J. !'. Keddy retiinied J'rlday from a trlji to Spokane. MIhh KlI.nboHi Hl)r Ik vlidtlfiR her brother In CIiIcbbo. Mm. llutler or Horiio Hlver Ih vIk ItliiK rrlemlH In Medford. Mr. J. K. Knyart has nturncd from Houthern Cullfornla, IK VOU AltK A TIMPJ.i: KDNHITIVi: About the glr.o of your hIioch, II'h sonio mitlHraction to know that many people can wear shoes a nl7.o nmaller by BhakliiK Allcn'a Koot-KuHo. the autlHepilc powder, Jnto them. Just llio tliliiK for Dancing Parties, Pat ent Leather Shoes, and for Dreaklui; In Now SIiuch. When rubberH or over hIioch becomo necesBary and your HhoeH pinch, AlIen'H Foot-Kano gives inntant reller. Sold everywhere, 25c. Samplo KIIKE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, 1m Jtoy, N. Y. Don't ac cept any subfltituto. The Awakening of Rip Van Winkle MIhh Klorcnco Jiiiboii camo rrom Portland Hnndny to Join her parontn who are recent arrivals here. Dr. and Mm. B. It. Seoloy have re turned rrom an extended trip through California. Mm. f'oiirt and daiiKhter of Fort JoiLpji mo tlio uHtH of Mm, W. O. LowIh, Medford Woodmen of thn World nml Ladle of tho Circle are plnnnliu? n picnic for Sunday at Ashland. MIhh Alice Potem of AHhland Iihh been Hpondlni; tho week Willi .Med rord rrlends. Mr. T. B. Pntttnrson of Wood villa Hpenl neveral days In Medford HiIh week. Mr. tloorRo Hut leaves ln,tJlUi(i for a trip to aormnny. Jlq nvtll Hpond Hovornl nionthn thoro. Mr. mid Mm. I). S. Shlrloy of Queen City, Mo., nro tho Kiiests of their hoii, J. W. Shlrloy. ' Mr. and Mm. John D. Olwell re turned thin week Jroin a. trip lo San Francisco &'i'MKl. - . .A1. ., .r TWW "v:m ' - -" - T3 r7 i '-r.Xa : jm. TJPy Was nothliiK to tho general awaken Iiik or itBcrs or UlasHcs am Spectacles to thu Hiiperlority or my lenses and uictliods or rittliiK the eyes with the correct glasses to suit tho Individual vision. I prescribe and adjust the kind of Glasses that will improve the Hli;ht and rest the eyes. No Drugs (drops) Used. DR. RICKERT K) ('sight SMHiaII.t O-cr Keiitncr's STERLING PIANOS An investment in a Sterling Piano closes the avenue to future regret The Sterling Upright Grand A clmi'acltM'isiic Sterling achievement const runted to produce in a piano of upright form the same mu sical expression that has always individualized tho Sterling grand, an upright piano of grand value. The only direct factory distributors in southern Oregon of the world's best pianos and player pianos at tho least possible expense to each purchaser. .Prices range from $,T7f) up, according to llio stylo and size. Sold exclusively in Oregon by '' V y S MEDFORD, ORE. v3fSIBESRBi'Suvii HHEFniB Lives There a Woman With a Soul So Dead Who Does Not Want Nice Hair on Her Head? IIKKPrCIDE Ortiiinly not! Every woman admires beautiful hair and wants if. Every woman rati have nice hair. Not the kind that may ho pnrcliiiHed at thu stoj hut real hp hair throwing on her own head. There j'h nothing adds so much to woman's etwinn as a nieo head of natural fluffy hair. Jt is not difficult to have nice hair. If not interfered with the hair will grow long and luxuriantly The most destructive and most prevalent form of hair trouble is dandruff. Herpicide kills Ihe germ which causes this annoying accumulation, keeps tho scalp clean and prevents the hair from falling out. This allows the follicles not already atrophied to spring into life, shooting forth from the tiny dormant papilla new healthy hair. You experience marvelous benefit from the first application. The terrible itching which is indicative of dandruff stops at once. The hair becomes glossy and lustrous with a beauty that always indicates a clean healthy scalp. More men and women have gotten positive results from the use of Newbro's Herpicide than from all other remedies combined. "Why then court possible disap(oiutments by using an off brand hair remedy when you can just as easily and cheaply have Herpicide, The Original Dandruff Germ Destroyer? It makes all hair beauti ful. THE HERPICIDE CO., Dept. 81B, Detroit, Michigan, vlll( upon receipt of Ten Cents in potstage or sliver Rend a sample bottle and valuable pamphlet about the hair to any address. Hcrpiciili in ."( cent mid $I.(K nli-i nitty Ih found at all toilet goods nnihtors. Ask your nrii dealer for It. If you niv not ;if Infill lie will refund jour money. Applications obtained at the In-lter burlier nhops and liair-dressliig parlors. , . ski; window Discivy. MEDFORD PHARMACY Special Agents .xJ I Complete j tenjSS Mi HIE JEWELER Atx Investment in a DIAMOND requires careful thought and the proper con fidence in a firm to warrant absolute satis faction to note the proper comparison you must inspect them from a large and well se lected stock, such as I am aMe to show. Tn this wav von can become thoroughlv famii: it witn values anil teel assured ot sate ana eco nomical buying through 1113' binding guarantee. MARTIN J. REDDY MEDFOKD, OREGON ,NEAB POSTOFETCE m &&&?& W?7 Pm t Hsg&& iM it 1 rt jr jff jmsw mkrr. unm j t wi i ml 33 F17ANDERS S Automobiles "E-M-F 7s,.i 7ur7nr vQzy ip in 1 i ri.ii r-.wnimi n n iniwi s ..ri.rTnrg Yon Want the Best- Not the Cheapest $l l xi 'Jim Flandera "SO" Roadster, $750 Don't be alarmed if somebody tells you you can buy an automobile for less money than the $750 Studebaker-Flanders "20." You can, but you better not. The Flanders "20" corresponds point by point with the best and highest priced cars sold. Cheaper cars at every vital point are built on ideas long ago discarded for good cars. Don't take our word for it. Make comparisons and see. The Studebaker-Flanders "20" is a marvel a high grade modern car at a low price. If you pay. less you buy much less. And the cheaper car today will cost you far mote in the long run. The competing car isn't sold which the Studebaker Corporation, the greatest automobile manu facturers in the world, couldn't reproduce for less money; but we won't build a cheap car, because the name "Studebaker" means the best for your money. If you are content with a car that runs today and dies tomorrow, don't buy the $750 FJanders "20." It will wear for years. Remember this the Studebaker-Flanders "20" will outwear 2 to 1 any other car under $1100 and give you' double satisfaction, confidence and comfort into the bargain. Ne can prove it Send for new catalogue The Studebaker Corporation Detroit, Mich. i$mm&&mM ' . 'i" " ' , i. .. ,i i, ii in - SULLIVAN & HANLEY "