Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 20, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPXGfl STX. TEDF0T?1 MATE TttmTJNR MEDFOttD, OTJKOON, THURSDAY. NOVRMTWR 20. 101,t. N ,'r il i n m ;-tiV-n - TO FORM U PROMOTE PLANTING OF SHADE TREES BOGGS AND TITUS FOUND GNILTY ON MiRAL CHARG E So much interest lias Iiccu innui denied in- the subject of roso plant. iti(j, taken up lij' tlio civics section of the Greater Medford rluli, that il has heen decided to widen the scope, of this work by the formation of neighborhood clubs in every section of tho city. These clubs will have as their ob jeel tho bcantification of their own neighborhood by uniform planting of trees, shrubs and flowers. Jt is very discouraging to n person who admires an unbroken lino of preen parking to have hU neighbor plant hi strip with pink rose and the next door noighbor put hollv lmlic iu the same strip. All these diffi cullies could ho decided in a club thai could not be ntljustcd otherwise. Hut tho greatest ndvnntnge to be pained by forming the whole citv into clubs will be the possibility of vholc- salo ordering of plants and bulb Tho civics section plans to tnke charge of the ordering, and find that by getting orders for roses in thou sand lots it will be possible to buy fine, rooted rose bushes Hint will be covered with blossoms almost from tho time they arc planted, for less than one-third of the market price. Hugh Dickson rose bushes, two years old, guaranteed, cost, if order ed singly, 50 cents each. Bv club bing together it will be possible to get them for around 15 cents, nnd other standard varieties for possibly less. Tho subject of tree planting In the parking strips is ft very serious one that should bo gono into very thor oughly. Parking strips should con tain trees nnd thoso of the vanct best adapted to the soil of each lo cality. Some very valuable informa tion has been gained on this subject by n tree planting committee whoe records arc in possession of the civics section. These records, conn bined with n soil survey of Sfedford. will bo given to ench neighborhood club, who can then decide upon the variety of shade trees best adapted to its particular locality. Again one sees the benefit of co operation in buying, for the best va rieties of shade trees ordered in hun dreds nnd thousands can be obtained for less than one-third the usual market price of tho single order. Tho civics section contemplate wising n sufficient sum of monev to offer substantial prizes to the neigh borhood making tho greatest im provement in a year's time. Pos sibly there will be prizes for indi vidual ynrds also, these prizes to be Given bv the neichborhood clubs. All inquiries on this subject enn be made of Mrs. A. A. Bird, choir man of the civics section. St. Mark's Guild Bazaar The guild bazaar opens Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the More formerly occupied by the Golden Utile. Tho snle will occupy two days and nights, ebbing Saturday night. There will bo five booths. The handicraft hooth will display for snlo all kinds of hnnd-mndo articles, such as household linens, fancy ap rons, breakfast caps, sewing and party bags, crocheted articles, etc. Tho doniefilic booth will hnvc for solo work aprons, dust caps, pot holders, ton towels, canned fruits, jellies nnd mince pies. The enndy booth will have n fino stock of home mudo candies. Tho doll booth will be tho delight of tho children. There nro nil kiudK of dolls and also dolU' wearing apparel nnd lints. In the ten booth ten Mill be served both nfternoons nt 30 cents per cup nud Ur eonts if you wish to tuke the cup home. Friday evening n splendid musical program has been prepared nnd is as follews: Piano m1o, MNs Fry; ocnl solo, Mrs. Xcllio HuzelrU'g; violin mId, MJm Irene Flynn; vocal duot, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gcorgo Andrews; vocal solo, Fletcher Fish; piano solo, Ger nrd Tnillandierj vocul solo, George Andrews. Saturday thero will be served in tho' Guild hull from 5 to 8 o'clock n chicken dinner nt 50 cents. Follow ing is tho menu: Smothered chicken, celery, jelly, miibhed potutocs and gruvy, Spanish tomatoes, vegetable salad, liot biscuits, pumpkin "iiiid np plo pie, cheeso, coffee. XOTICK. Notice is horoby given that tho un dersigned will apply to tho city coun cil of tho city ot Medtord, Oregon, at Its noxt regular meeting on Dec. 2, 1913, for a license to sell spirit uous, vinous and malt liquors at re tail in quantities less than a gallon ut his placo of business nt No. 2, N. Front street, in said city for a period of six (mouths. lintcd Novoiubor 20, 1013. Cooley Social Organisation. Klwood Soclolopy In lta Psycho lonlcnl Aspects. Gillette Constructive Nurnl Soci ology, Howe Kuroncnn Cities nt Work. Itnuschenbush Christianizing the Social Order. ltoss Social Psychology. Itnuschenbush Christianity and tho Social Crisis. This Is a university work nnd a university benefit. Tho university which lis supported by tho Btnto, wishes to roach with Its benefits every citizen. Heinombor tho lecture Saturday nt 10.30 n. in. Don't forgot tho books listed above. WKSTO.V F. SIMKI.US, Clnss Sec. Presbyterian Christmas Sale The Indies of the Prc.byteifai' church will hold their Christinas snlo Friday nnd Saturday, December ."i nud G. The ladies hnvc never before mndc so ninny bountiful nnd useful articles. They will hnvo u general fancy work booth, n oO-cent booth, a n.Vccnt booth, u 'J,iccut booth, A kitchen booth, n children's nnd baby booth and u candy booth. You can not make n mistake by coming to sec our work, for you will find gifts suit able for all your friends nud many useful ar ieles that you will want for yourself. The' plncot of sale will be announced Inter. Davo Hoggs nnd S. Titus, charged with contributing to the delinquency of Myrtle llnusroiu nnd Beatrice ICnvannugh, girls under age, were found guilty by n jury in the circuit court tins morning, niter short de liberation. A. G. Fuller, n Grants Pass garage operator, accused of n ntntutory crime invohing the same girls, is being heard this nftcrnoou. In connection with the trial, it is hinted about the courthouse that Bent nee Knvnnnugh, in a fit of de spondency, tried to commit suicide in the county jail last Saturday. She was carried into the courtroom to testify. The girls were the principal wit nesses ngninst the men, nnd told of the trip to Ashland. Throughout Ihcv Mioncd nn inclination to protect the men. Their own situation thev fail ed to view seriously. The Medford W. C. T. U. attended the trial and will help in correcting the wnvs o the maids who have led a somewhat giddy career the last three mon'hs. Dr. F. G. Young Will Lecture Saturday. Novenibor 22. at 10.30 In tho chapel ot the Presbyterian nnt vrlt oncn uor tollr ln XoAV oYrk church, corner Main nnd Holly, Dr. Young of tho University of Oregon , will iccturo on "Tho Forces Making for Progress." This lecture Is to tho class In sociology, but it Is open to the public. Dr. Young desires that a most cordial Invitation bo extended to tho public. Tho university unl-j vcrslty wishes to reach with tho help Girls! ClrK! Saw Your llnlr! Mnko that it can glvo all the people of tho I j, ctn)W Luxuriant, Ileaullful state. Especially aro the different i ,., I)n?Hslll(: clubs of men and women of the city asked to Join in this wort;, and tho teachers of tho public schools. The If 'ou car0 for heav hn,r tnat lectures aro free. j glistens with beauty and is radiant In January 12-17, Dr. Clifton r. I with "to has an Incomparable soft Hodro and Dr. Bertha Stewart will ncss. and Is fluffy, and lustrous., -try lecture giving ono lecturo In tho day Oandcrlne. and one at night during that week. Just one application doubles tho All arc Invited to plan to hear these, beauty of your hair, besides It Im- The University of Oregon has placed .mediately dissolves every particle of tho following books in the city II- dandruff; you cannot hnvo nice, brary for public use, and for any who heavy, healthy hair If you have dand may wish to read along tho lino of .ruff. This destructive scurf robs the socielogy: hair ot Its luster. Its strength and Its Dovlnc The Family nnd Social very life, and If not ovorcomo It pro- Work. : duces a fevcrishncss and itching ot DICK DONALD WEDDED TO F I L Gnuy Deslys will sail the latter part ot next month for this country Dick Donald, nuinuijor of Bud Alt dcrMMi, wus married this morning to Miss Frnukio Jackson by County Judge Ton Velio in the courthouse nt Jacksonville. Th young couple left on the morning train for l.os An geles. The wedding was u surprise to the friends of both, who thought the ceremony was to be during the Christmas holidays. Donald was accompanied bv Wal ter Merrick. The bvide is u beautiful young lady who bus lived in this city for tho Inst ten years and is widely known. Her father is tin Alaska minim; man. She has other relatives in this section. Donald is bes known ns the mini ager of Bud Anderson, his home be ing in N'cw York City. After Anderson's ciiiupaign in Cal ifornia the couple will miiku u honeymoon trip to Xcw York. Their many friends wish them u long nud happy life. Hans Huberts Is at present playing a vaudeville comedy by Kdgar Allan Woolf, entitled "A Daddy by Ex press." ' MILITANTS AM GUARD TO PROTECT M PANKHUR D. D. D. Opens New Era in Cure of Skin Disease LONDON', Nov. 20. Militant suf fnmottos announced today that a nut fragetto police forco was being formed to protect Mrs. Kinniollnu Pnukhurst fitm (bo time, sho lauds at Plymouth December 3. The body will hrf uniformed and armed, It was stated, and ono of Its principal duties will bo to resist for cibly nny attempt to re-arrest tho militant lender, Mrs. Druitiinoiul will bo In command, Mrs. Pnukhurst has still nu unex pired prison sentence to servo nut If the authorities see fit to enforce it ngninst her. Sho wns rolensed un der tho "cat and moiiso" net to pre vent her from starving herself to denth, but was. to lmvo been rear rested ns soon ns sho regalnod her strength. If shu had not gone to Franco nud subsequently to the United States on a lecturing tour. rrofonAor rtUtllOMR's enno of reiiiia won Kiuiwii to IllllUlnt IIMTV llUKllltlll aiitl iliyik'lKii of ri'iMiiiitlim umniiiluHit Him slnlii or CuiiiiKCtleut. HU loiter Is niiotlior liilm rntlnir ilotiunmlrnlloii nf wlutt Is I'oIiik luroiiipllBltint tiy thn flllllOIIH XIMH'IIUl 1), I). U, I'll'BClllltUlM. "It may lm of ntirst (o you to know tlmt jour llfi'.i:Ulns inoimmtlon, I'. U 11. I'reerli(l(in lutn liooit ut luenl on I uli lo vnluo to in. I wiii rovrruil with rustimiv from lirrtil In unit wlH'ii I tnnn u Bin if your iimMlli-ti. I cotiM RH mi rcllnf. nltllimuli I trim! it IIkiii "Mill mpnim. I nimllist tjut two txit H nf tlin l'rvscr(iHiiiit it euro wim WTootiHl In iv wry nhoil ttttio, In I una than mm month "rrof. c. J. thnllonir. bun (li Lynns Conn. Awls any (lrtiHl"t tmlay tor p H l. I'lMorliiliiin. Hull loll you It nllityn llio llcli lututly mill noon llivro nr t.lilim or euro. V lmvo linndldl tho riunrxlr for ypiirs nml rrHniil II an tlio miocllld fur ftklu trouliltiM or all klliil. Omn lit or link us utmtlt l. I'. U I'rcm'tllUloii. iilmi iiloiit D, P. l. simp rspiK-litlly Tor tsititer wklim. Wo iitTrr the Hrst full stn IhiIIIh nil tliM Kllitritlltcirt Hint lltllekH It MtoiM tlio licit ut unco. II coo Id you not n cvlit. R ANDRO FALLNG HI F, ITCHY SCALP 25 CENT DANDER! tho scalp; tho hnlr roots famish, loosen nnd dlo; then the hair falls out fast. If your hair has been ncRlcctcd and Is thin, fadod, dry, scraggy or too oily, get a 25 cent bottlo ot Knowl ton's Danderlno nt any drug store or toilet counter; apply n llttlo ns di rected and ten minutes after you will say this was tho best Investment you over mndo. Wu slncoroly bollcre, repsrdless of everything else advertised, that If you dcslro soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of Lt no dandruffno Itching scalp and no moro falling hair you must iiso Knowlton's Dan derlno. If eventually why not now? Coffee ijvorfi'o.sh ; prosorvud in its aronm in airless ami aroma-tight can.s; liioneybaok. Now words for new fads. Schilling's .Host. 1 lb, 2 lb and 2 lb cans; cleanly granulated, ready for use. ART STORE Heducod prices on pictures and plcturo training. Century Edition of MUSIC 5c a Copy while it lasts riionn No. 0O7-J :IU .V. (irupc HU You can't pay mufti than l'le here, but you can buy "(loot! Slioen" for less. Alt grades ij'-'i.-ki, y.'i.oo, t:i,r,o, i,(io, ?i.,iti, 9. I'll your pursu an well as your feci at "Omio Snots" oi'pesni: post oi-'i'ici: New Silks Now Patterns New Color Coinbina . tions To-jn'. brand new fan cy Holiday Hillbon, all new combination col-oj-s,, 25 to $1 yard. ' Jioe&Va EXTRAORDINARY THANKSGIVING SALE Just the time and place to buy Linens for yonr Thanksgiving dinner table. A cloth by the yard with Napkins to match, or a beautiful Pattern Cloth bordered all round with napkins in latest;designs. E. G. UKOWN. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK 72-inch pure linen Bleached Tabic Damask, extraor dinary value for .'....98 72-inch fine pure linen Bleached Table Damask, $1.50 value, at 1.10 72-inch fine bleached Irish Damask, all pure linen, $1.75 value, at $1.39 Napkins to match all linens at cut prices. UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK 6-1-inch pure linen Unbleached Damask, 75c, spe cial at 59t 62-inch Bleached Damask, regular 50c, special..35 TOWELS Hemmed Union llnck Towels, 15c value, only....ll ITcmmed all-linen Hack Towels, ISxIW inches, 20c value, t at 15 25c extra fino all-linen guaranteed Quest Toweling, new patterns to select from, .15 in. to 22 in. wide, at from, per yard 45 to 85 Extra fine Turkish Towels, with colored satin border with heavy woven ends, purposely for crochet fin ish, each, at 75 Hand embroidered Guest Towels, a big variety, at from, each 85 to $1.50 FOWNES' KID GLOVES WILL PLEASE YOU !Fownc's real Kid Cloves, 16-bulton, white and black, the same grade sells for $4.00 per pair; a complete line of sizes our price only '. $3.50 LEATHER HAND BAGS, 48c TO $1.50 Just received a big shipment of those new shaped Hand Bags, guaranteed leather, extraordinary .values at from, each , 48 to $1.50 HAND-MADE CHRISTMAS TOYS Very attractive novelties of Failcy Christmas Toys, something real nice, at from, each,. ..25 to $2.50 59c FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "We placo on sale five dozen Ladies' flannelette Night Gowns, guaranteed full size, well made, of good quality outing flannel, mostly stripes, at only, each 59 Men's extra good value Night Gowns, made full and plenty long, at 98 Men's good grade heavy Fleeced Union Suits, at only, each ,- 98 BULBS and SHRUBBERY Wo have a big stock of ull kltnU of bulbs and nro bookltiK orders for roso bushes and shrubbery. Pine lino of I'urculnl I'lnnts lit stock. MEDFORD GREENHOUSE IMOil ltst .Main riiouo in I irt . UP M l BHu. WOOD For Sale I OAK. FIR, LAUREL AND SLABWOOO IN TIER, CORD AND CARLOAD LOTS Frank H. Ray Yard at Sixth and Fir Sta. PHONE 750-R (V&I3GJi NO LIMIT HERE 5e grade Nickel Safety Pin, has good sharp point, will not rust; special, 2 per doz., or !J dozen J'di 5t SPIRAL COLLAR STAYS Silk Covered Spiral Collar Stay, 0-in. On card, at only '. 5 SILK HAIR NET with or without elastic, all colors, special, 5 for 10 Ladies' and Children's Silk Elastic Hose Supporters, come in white, black and colors, fill sizes, lOp each pair, or .'J pail's for 25p Ladies' and Gcntlomen's Uinbrellast fast black, 8 ribbed, each 98d Children's All-AVool Knit Gloves, red and. navy, all sizes, a pair , 25 PICTORIAL PATTERNS GIVE PERFECT FIT. School Shoes $1.50 $1.75 $2 The Wardrobe WEST MAIN STREET 'S MB RE HULL U LLAS DETACHABLE INTERCHANGEABLE HANDLES Just received fall shipment of Hull Umbrellas Bring your old handles and have thorn made into a Hull haudlo when you need a now covor. No oxtra charge for making your handle into a Hull handle. MARTIN J. REDDY Near Post Office IL ....l r ".Sf"'--awv'artJC'ti i'MUJsusAywAwdU- rrrr-V.tr-