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PERSONAL
Tho roKHlnr mnnlhly ninrtlim of tlio
C. U II. M. nuxltlnry of Hie Cltrlst
lon cliuiuli will tip lild nt the lio tut
or Mr. J. O.'I'Jthblneon. 1!l South
OrntiKo Ht., Wodneadny, Uorombor 2,
2: SO i. in. 1hd ?li f the church
nro cordially Invited; the incmWm
of tho niixlllnry nro reiiuontod to bo
' present to iunko flnnl jireimrntlons
for C. 11. Iv-(lny nhsctfvnuco gp
J Docomlmr Cth. ' J ,v ' ' r '
Oct It nt Do Vn's.
J'ntrlck Qpnroy, fvho clnliua to bo
i tho otlpfiml df 'JPccft." jirie ht thW"
"Tlio Son Wolf," Is In tho city. Mr.
, Conroy Is lrth but from Dublin.
Wo do not try to hcII you soiue
thliiK, wo help you l'tiy. Mnndlcrnft
Shop. 215
Among the attractions duo for nn
ently nppearnnco In this city nro n
dog ninl pony fIiow nnd nn Italian
bnnd,
Tho finest equipment In Oregon fpr
printing fruit labels. Med ford Print
InK Co.
Volney Dixon has returned from n
month's business trip to Nevada nnd
northern California.
Tho Phoenix Presbyterian Ladles'
Aid will hold their nnnunl supper nnd
Christmas' snlo FYlflriy afternoon and
evening, December -ItliJ 215
Miss Vera Needles of this city has
rotlirnd from n two vjeoka visit with
friends and' relatives lit Grants Pnss.
Miss LouUe'DavIs of firnnts Pawl
who has been vlsltlnp friends in this
cty bv!r.eurned to her homo.
Now, Tjipught .Circle, 50,4 8. Oak
dale, Saturday 2; 30 to G,
Virgil MOrgan, nso 16 yenrs,
smoked n cigarette too close to tho
police Saturday afternoon, and was
put on tho cnrix-t for a lecture. The
young man promised to smoke no
moro "pills," bis supply wns confis
cated, and ho wns allowed to ro on
parole. This Is the first effort along
this lino slnco tho first week of the
anti-cigarettes ordinance.
Hundreds of 'dnnlty girts 30 to GO
cents. Handicraft Shop. 2K.
Attorney Gus Newbury attended to
legal matters In Grants Pass Satur-
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Kodak finishing tho best, nt Wes
ton's Cnmcro Shop. Over Isis Thea
ter. Llttlo, Miss Klla Deane, daughter
of Dr. C'Vf. Deanci Iuir. returnee train
a visit wpi rjfaliyeai.at San .Diego,
Cal. ' ' '"'
It is amusing to the agents of the
Hercules Tires Sales company to read
of autolsts tying gunny sacks on their
tires to keep from kidding, when.all
they liavo to tlo'ls to use iicrcuics
non-skid tires which can bo seen at
the NMH 'Hotel. , '
-GeorK'?at80n a painter engag
ed at tho Elks Temple on North Cen
tral avenue fell from a scaffold this
morning, ca'uslnji "severe pain and
bruises to tho right leg. The scaf
Told broke causing Watson to fall
14 feet to tho floor. Owing to lilt
weight, which -In -over 200 pounds, ho
was badly shaken tip, though able
to wall; to his home. ,
Sweet cider at Do Voo's.
Krank Turner, a transient sales
man employed at tho H. K. Deuel
nnlo, was arrested Saturday night
for the theft of goods from tho store,
and plead guilty to a charge of petty
Inrccny before Justice of the Peace
Glenn O. Taylor this morning, and
was given a sentenco of 30 days In
tho county Jail. Turner took arti
cles from the store and sold them to
friends and chanco acquaintances.
Each now customer Is surprised
nnd delighted On seeing our unique
things for the first time. Hundl
craft Shop. 215
Scandinavian people of the valley
nre rehearsing for tho presentation
Christmas eve of tho annual Yulefest
exorcises. A half hundred, boys and
glrla will take part in songs and
lnnccs of Sweden and Norway. O.
N. Nelson is one of the directors of
the affair.
E, S, Tinny writes all forms of In
surance. Excellent companies, good
local service, 210 Garnot-Corey
Dldg. .
Hud Anderson has been matched to
Ight Frank HarrJeau nt Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, Christmas Eve. Ac
cording to tho Portland Oregonlan
lio'd'tf fight with ilobby EvaiiB at' St.
Helen's Oregon, Thanksgiving, was a
frost or the first dimension.
Tho lnterurban Autocar service Is
now in operation to Ashlnnd. Low
fares, dopendablo ervlce. .Boo their
large nd and Umcta'b'lo elKOWhero In
this paper. ' ' air,
Hay Parker of Jutto Fulls has re
turned to ills home after spending n
few days in this city securing treat
ment for his eyes.
PoVoo Is going to sell BOO pounds
of chocolato creams at thirty rents
per pound. Gut u pound today, tf
It. T. Wellington of Cottngo drove,
Oro., Is among tho out of town vis
itor In tlio city this week.
Ilunilred of tliltipi ut Ihn IliindU
rrttft Hlioit for women to iunko 216
vVlorn Uiywii of Tnlunl win a
Ntwlfonl visitor Monday.
. James Hooper of Yrekn, Cal., Is
spending n few days In the city at
tending to business matters.
J. O. Gerklng, tlm befit tll Around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Alwnya reliable. Negatives made any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 82S
Main St. Phono 3 80-J.
S. S. Smith returned Sunday from
n visit with his daughter Irene nt
Corvallls, nnd u political talk nt
Portland with Governor-elect Withy-
combe.
The lnterurban Autocar Co. offers
a permanent faro of 60 cents the
round trip to Ashland. Still lower
rates by bulng tickets. Frequent,
deptuidnblo' service, large, comfortable
cars. Get time cards of drivers or at
waiting rooms. HaBklns drug store
ninUMfdfoiil Hotel. 220
Cl'iarles Young loft Sunday tor u
week's benr hunting on Evans creek.
The debating society or the high
school Is trjlng to arrange n series of
debute on leading current topics
with Grants Pass. Ashland. Central
Point, Klamath Falls, and notheru
California high schools.
For guaranteed 100 per cent pure,
janltary milk, prompt delivery, call
&S2-W. 217
Albany papers of last Saturday
contain the notice that Jes Cramer
of this city, and Miss Mildred Uutcher
had secured a marriage license. Mr.
Cramer Is day clerk at the Medford
Hotel. Miss Uutcher was formerly a
telephone operator in this city, and
moved to Albany a jcar ago. lloth
the contracting parties are well
known in this city.
"Insurance" means "Holmes'' and
"Holmes" means "Insurance." Sco
Holmes "Tho Insurance Man."
A K, Collins or this city attended
to business matters In Iloscburg last
week. ,
.JjOiijs UlrlcU of Jacksonville was a
business visitor In the city Saturday
afternoon.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis
Theater.
Andrew Jcldncss has returned to
his mining claims In the Illuo Ledge
district after spending a week in this
city.
Schools of the city opened this
morning after a threo days Thanks
giving vacation.
Holmes "Tho Insuranco Man" is
thn nnthnrlrfwl ncont of tho Aninn In-
anMn.A fn '
Youth is always charming, but
never more so than when seven little
sprites float upon the stage at the
Rose society vaudeville, December
7-S. They are frightened by the
'spooks as they come along, and hurry
to. tho stage to ask help of their
friends. Ho tnero to'savo them.
Did you buy one of thoso "sale
suits?" Tho kind you try on when
you get home. Well if It don't fit
you como to the Medford Cleaners &
Tailors and we will make it fit.
Phono 57. 21C
Moro snow, fell in tho foothills Sat
urday night, and tho entire north
slope of Hoxy Ann was covered. To
day a chill wind from the south Is
blowing making the air nippy. The
light fall brought out a number of
bear hunters who left for the hills
In search of bear meat. Tho total
precipitation for tho storm was .02
Inches.
An auto driven by threo Ashland
youths Saturday night tipped over on
Hivorslde avenue, the occupants nar
rowly escaping Injury. The accident,
according to tho youths, was duo to
excessive speeding.
Mr. and Mrs, 1. T. Galllghcr of tho
Del Hio and Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Thompson and children of Gold Hill,
were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II.
Nye on Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Neal and S. S.
Smith of Medford nro registered at
ilotel Henson, Portland, Oregon.
The Memorial services of the Elks
lodge will be held at the Presbyter-
Ian church noxt Sunday. It wbh
hoped that tho new Temple would 1ms
completed In time for tho services.
A 20-mile an hour south wind
swept.over Hie valley this afternoon,
whirling 'dry leaves, papers and other
rubbish about. Signs were blown
down. The wind kept people off the
streets, and tho city had tho most
deserted appearance In months.
FINAL SESSION OF
A largely nlteniled mcellnj,' of the
cluuti'i' eommirtsioii, with the nieinljeis
of the cit. i-oiiiiiil iirexent, wiw lielil
Kuliii'iliiy eiiiin. The hesion lal
eil iill nearly iniilniht, anil j;uve to
tho M'coml hull' or lu cluirter n
close u scrutiny m win yivin the lir-t
hull' tliu night lie I'm e. Special atten
tion wiih niven the provision on iih
be.uients mul elcctioiiH.
Another moot ins? will he lielil to
nljihi nl 7rl."i. Koch scetiou of the
oliurlor will he yone over ngiiin nml
uiiv iluiihl which there limy he iiuy
ijuoelinii Ihoioughlv iIIkoiiciI
volcil upon lor the final drill!.
niid
Do It Too
Itusolve to srouJto (Jor. Johnnon c-
mm, Hie bent, nud thumb pstronlu
lioino lndiulry. tf
CHARIER
REVISERS
WARM UPON
WEDDING BELLS
The war tax parsed bv congieffS
last October goes Into effect In tho
morning, and special stamps for frac
tional part or a cent have been re
celved by the post office for Uko.
The ordinary one and two cent
stamps nrc used for higher amounts.
With biislneKs awakening It Is ev
pectod that the ta will io sh rt
HUM.
Tho Home Telephone conipnm H
serving notice upon ItMithseiibers
that the tnx of ono cent for every
Ions tllstanco message of over '
cents, Imposed by the law, will be
added to their monthly toll statement
under a separate item, but computet?
and payable with the regular account
I'uder the new law a ta of ten
cents Is attached to marriage license
lidding to the cost of loving and llv
Ing. A fractional tat i Imposed on
legal papers filed through the coun
ty offices. Toilet articles and fancy
groceries are also taxed along with
patent medicines.
Tho lax, unlike the English war
tax. falls heaviest upon corporations
and people who can afford It. In
Euglnnd the tnx Is on tea, beer and
flour, mainstays of the middle class
of that country.
PAIROL ATLANTIC
NKW YOHK, Nov. :10.- At least
twelve llritish wnrslinw are now a-
trolling the Atlantic between New
York nnd the J'lUuium ennui, keeping
eloe check on nil forms of shiieiitiff.
neeonlini; to wirele niioriilor on
tho steamship Aneon, which in lived
today from Cristobal. The winieH
activity of these voahoIs, the opcnit-or.-i'said.
is eiuisin great ineonveni
icni'o to the eommereinl work of
.American vessels u-T tho hisjh pow
ered wave of tho men of war nre
heard continually in utter ilNregiml
of commercial business.
"These warships," the Ancou's op
erator sniil. ''pity no attention to the
rules Kovcrniii" wireless operatiotw.
With their high-power apparatus tluv
cut into the middle of n message nnd
absolutely disregard all reftiets to
keep out. We have no means of iden
tifying these ships-, as they use code
that appears to he made up.of n com
bination of numbers-. We counted
twelve different wurliisjhnt jamm
ed our wjreless on the way up."
WAR INCREASES USE
OF PARIS LIBRARIES
PARIS, Xov. '20. At the bcainnin;:
of the war the proposed closing of the
public libra rie.-i, as w-ll as some other
state ami city institutions, was much
discussed, hut it wus finally decided
to loavu them opeg. Statistics for
the mouth of Ausiist iiud September
of the number of books loaned to
readers show that the decision was a
wise one.
Jlorc than -1:1.000 volumes were
loaned in August nnd more lhau i'O -000
in September. The ti. r tor O
tobcr will be even punKar thn:i ir
the month of Kctcui'ier. The lac i
taken its iiiiliealiup u f lie
trannuillitv of mind on the part ol tiie
reading public in Paris.
DIED
Henry Englcbrecbt, a pioneer min
er, aged "o yea is, who lived In the
same cabin on Jackson creek, for K0
years, died Sunday, of ailments com
mon to old age. Ho wag well known
throughout southern Oregon. De
ceased was born ut Hamburg, Ger
many, and emigrated to this country
when a young man. The funeral
services will be held from Jackson
ville, Tuesday, Dec. 1st, at 2 o'clock,
interment in Jacksonville cemetery.
Mrs. Janlo A. NIcholH, u widow,
ago r2 years, died suddenly at her
homo In Central Point, early this
morning. Dcatu came while sho wan
asleep, and was caused by heart fail
ure. Her two little children were
awakened by the alarm clock at 0
o'clock. They tried to awaken their
mother, l'rlghtoned they told neigh
bors, who uncovered tlio pathotlo
truth. About a year ago Mth. Nich
ols' hunband. a forest ranger, watt
accidentally killed. Deceased was a
native daughter of Jackson county.
She Is survived by five children, Mrs.
Young, of Orants Pass, two sous,
I.a"wrenco and llrlcc, and two duugli
tflW, Hernlco und llutli. Hho was a
member of the Central Point Kobo
l.uli lodgo. Pun era I arrangements
announced later.
You fief Ilia Dent
Tboro is when you smok Our, Joun
son cluuu and slroulie hoiiin Indus
trlsi
DOZEN
WARSHIPS
Mim r.n M, N'mvruto, (miililer of
.Mr. nuil Mr. V, II. 'urriw o ten
I ml Point, "'iwtijvail YninhiH. Oi(
where who wiiNfuyt'luujs cluul. Sat
urday nturiuiiipS'ovtmhor S The
body wnv htotjgjt in tl.iv i Ity Jilts
inunliiu:. Ilculh wax s.ul.lon ((ml
ouif-ed h heart lnilnK. (he lulieiiil
.VoiClilHs
seniciM will he held fiom the fninily
lesidence ut t'eninil Point, Tui'sdm,
December 1, al 10 o'clock a. in., un
der the auspices of (he Dnstein Star
of Central Point. Inteimcut will he
in Jacksonville ecnu'teix. Ilccci-id
was 'J(i ,ears of n-;e .md lees u wide
circle of friends .id impi Miili.n'c
to mourn her loss.
SEEK APPOINTMENT
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Ablution for Hie npKtintmrnt of a
police matron litis lui'n launehed nuil
will likely hu eonsidired nt tho regu
lar incetiirg- of the citx eouneil tomor
iiiw night. Those back of the move
ment maintain Hint a police mul ton is
needed to look alter those cast's tu-
volvine; woiui'ii n)rd"jotlnrgtrs. There
lias not been n woman u nested by I lie
locil )oliee in lli.- !.ist ciir. and nil
girls nre liiougla Ik fore jjie juvenile
iiutho'FtDo "it"i6f?iw cJiief dulii's
of the mut ri. jfi' (Milling to plans,
would be to sujjiesy tlft news of the
escapades of .xofintr stirl-
mid make
all the prixei'diii'.s sci-ri-t.
T MEAT IF
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take tablospoonful of SalU if ack
hurU or Bladder bothers Brink
loU of water.
We are a nit Ion of rocst titers and
our blood is tilled with uric acid, t.iys e,
well-known authority, vrlio wnnw im to
be constantly on guard agaimt kidney
trouble.
Tho kidneys do their utmost to fru
the blood of tldt irritating acid, but
U-come weak from tlio overwork; they
get sluggish; the eliminatire tissue elw
and thus tlio wsslo Is retained in tbe
blood to poison the entire system.
When jour kidneys ache und feel like
lumps of lead, and you haro ntlnglng
pains In the Uick or the urine is cloudy,
full of sediment, or the bladder Is irri
table, oblltflog xoti to seek relief during
tbe night; when you bavo ttven head
aches, nerxous and dizzy spells, sleepless
new, acid stomach or rhcuiantlsm in bad
xreatiier, get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts; tuVe a
tablespoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous sails is made from tho acid of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined with
llthia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys,
to neutralize the acids in urino to It Is
no longer a source of irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Tad Salts is inexpensive und cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
llthla-water drink, and nobody can make
a mistake by taking a little occasionally
to keep the kidneys clean and active.
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
208 East Main Street
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Coinmoraal Photogruplieri
in .Southern Oregon
Negatives Made any time or
place ly appointment
Phono J-17-.r
We'll do the rent
E, D. VEaTON, Prop,
MUs i:a Al,
DAINTY DOLLY 10
BE IN VAUDEVILLE
Dainty Dolly Vnrdcn, tho lov of all
beholders. Around her dnliil) head
her hair clutters. In golden ilnjtlots,
which Imprison tho mnlHlilno. To
gnxn upon thepi Is to by filled villi
delight, to touch tlioiu would be
pleasure beyond one's irnnni.
Her oye.s are blutt its thiMsklo of
Italy, and to press her lips men have'
.gone down to their death. j
She H coming to tho liose Society '
Vaudeville December T-S with HuioUo!
Hollow, from Skeens KIo'r, AlasKn. J
lie has decked her with jewels that i
serve but to enhauee her rIimvIiik
charms. Don't miss seeing her. Tho j
vision will remain as one of the do
lights of our HiV
Willi Medford trna t Medford made
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37.50 Suits and Coats now
35.00 Suits and Coats now
32.50 Suits and Coats now
30.00 Suits and Coats now
25.00 Tailored Suits now .
Wool
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I''i'i'iH'h st'iL'cs, velvet eomliiiuitioiiK, liiffetiw, fiuilarils,
if llie .style doesn't ipiite Hiiit you it is eafty (ifTHiaiie il a utile When yni gvL
il at this irir-e: aclual values to $.' 10.00.
SALE PRICE $6.95
TRIMMED HATS ONE-HALF PRICE
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THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE
Medford Iron Works
E. O. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
Machine Works
Pacific '101 ; Home 298L.
Rea. Pac. S0HL; JJoine 227L.
Patronize Home Industries
Keep Your Money at Home
We make u specially of Door and. Window Frainea and
Jiwido Fiiiirsh. AIho Dooi-h and Wui'Iowa.
QUALITY" Till') UKHT. PlllCm IiiCUIT
Factory Corner ftlovunth and Ji'ir .StreolH,
Medford Sash and Door Co.
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of lliis.son.son's iicwt'sl, 'I'liiltH'cd Suitjjiinilyop
choicp of nil our more x fiui vc Coiiln. Iilvcry
nml at .0.00 ami ahov' at pxa'ciVx' uiuvhalV
prii-i'-a ytMiuiiic, bona fide .sale.
and Silk Dresses $6.95 . ,
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of shoeii, bill wo see Hint eVeiy
little lout Im coluforlitlito uild
coriuolly fitted.
No d)siipiolulinuiii wbn
u ititt our InilMriic laldo Ox-1iI.
nnd 'I'ol'Tll-TlpMirYnir eblldWm '
and bovs' Mhoes,' Nii!iile(fi-
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