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M1SDEORD fttATL TRIBUNE. MTOFORU OKROOtf. MONDAY, MAHCir 22, 1015
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IOGAL AND ,
L PERSONAL
Miss Flo Thompson, chief tloputy ot
tile county clerk's offlco, spent Sat
urday In Medford visiting friends and
relatives,
6. A. ioVoo for 8tii)ecrlptlonB.
Danduinaler Curtis of the local hand
ha isnucit n call for n iirnctlco to
bo Imld at tlto Xatatorlum tonight.
Earfy rabkiRO and cauliflower
Jilnrili. ready March 1st. Orders also
XtiYvxi for all kinds of vegetabln
ylatitH. Maddox & Uonney, phono
87-R. 310
T. A. Whetsoll and C. D. Dowinan,
hd recbnliy purchased the Summer-
vlllo barber shop on North Central
avonvio, Saturday purchased the Noo
and Stoplionnon shop on Main street,
and moved Into tho samo at once,
Installing tho equipment of tho Sum
Merrllld shop.
Papering and painting. Phono
G'44-M,
James Vogcll of EaRlo Point spent
Saturday In Me J ford attending to
business matters.
Sta Davo Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Offlco Mall Tribune
, Wdg.
Ralph Jackson has returned from a
business trip to Klamath Falls.
Cash paid for eggs. Medford
Poultry & Egg Co., 109 East Eighth
street. 314
Tho last week, tho hotel registers
of tho city have shown an. increased
registration from Middle West points
of people on route to tho 1915 fair,
and who are inspecting local condi
tions. J. 0. Qerktng, the best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable Negatives made any
where, ilmo or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
C. C. Carey and wlfo of Phoenix
spent Saturday in Medford attending
to business matters and visiting
friends.
Candy, candy; get It at DeVoc's.
N. A. Crane, formerly a newspaper
man of Texas, has accepted tho edi
torial desk of tho Central Point Her
ald. Get it at De Voe'i.
Colonel Jack Harvey of Grants
Pass spent Sunday In Medford visit
ing friends.
Papering and painting. Phono
544-M.
Mrs. J. F. Rcddy motored to Grants
Pass Saturday, returning tho samo
day. Dr. Rcddy accompanying her
to spend Sunday in this city.
When your feet hurt don't try to
put up with it. Havo thom cared for
by a skilled Marlncllo operator. The
comfort it brings is worth many times
the cost of treatment. Tho Marlncl
lo Hair Shop. Cora E. Utley, 407
Garnett-Corey building. tt
Deputy District Game Warden Sam
Sandry of Roguo River attended to
official business in this city today.
Dr. Rlddcll has moved his offico to
tho Medford Furnljuro & Hardware
building, third floor. 314
Floyd Rlppcy Is suffering from a
badly bruised right .foot, caused by
a horse falling upon It.
The season at Its best for Columbia
river sinolts, Cc a pound. Medford
Fish & Poultry Market. 310
llort Noyes of tho Pngo thralro la
mirroring from n alight nttiick of Ill
ness. Fancy groceries at DoVoo'il.
Sunday wna balmy as ft day tri
June, and score's of Medford lieopto
client the day In the open. Many
went fishing but their luck was poor,
tho streams being too muddy. Prac
tically tho entire auto strength ot tho
community was out, and tho Pacific
Highway was the favorite travel spot,
Tho coiintry ronda aro In excellent
shape, though In some places dusty,
Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Opposite Hook
Store
Frank Drown anil Chris Natwlck ot
Insect lite under the worm woathor
of thr last threo days hmi f lourlahn I
brine; charnctrrtted by tub birth ol
scdroi .If wltlto vlngod h tterfll's.
Hdusa flics ntsQ have maili their ap
rpenrnncc. Tho mercury .this after
noon itt 2 o'clock registered 8.1 de
grees. A few men enmo out Sun
day In straw hats. This an uncoj
white clouds llr.ed tho lio'Uan, a
tlgn Of -aln.
A great nlajorlty of persona af
flicted with ccieiun hnvo no other
nllment, which Is accepted as proof
that eczema Is purely u skin disease,
Merltol Eczema Remedy Is recom
mended especially for eczema and
diseases of tho skin. If jou aro at-
fllflo.l with Mo inrrlM.. ,tlo..n.
Eagle Point were Monday visitors In ... ,,. ...,, ,
., , ask you to uso this remedy on our
Medford
8woet cider at De Voe's.
Tho Andrews Opera company left
Saturday morning for northern Cal
ifornia where they presented "Mar
tha" nt Yrcka Saturday night. They
play nt Klamath Falls Monday and
Tuesday and will mako n tour ot tho
northwest.
Cash paid for eggs. Medford
Poultry & Egg Co., 109 East Eighth
street. 314
John H. Flora or Peoria, 111., Is in
the city for n fow days attending to
business matters.
Orcgonlan agency at DoVoo!s.
Victor Hunter of Montague, Cat.,
Is among tho out ot town visitors
In tho city this week.
Auto Insurance. C. Y. Tengwald.
31S
G. Van Dyke of Armandville, Minn.,
Is1 spending a fow days in the city
and valley Inspecting local conditions.
Everything n tho way of fish nt
tho Medford Fish it Poultry Market.
310
Mr. and Mrs. Way no Lcovcr of
Central Point spont Sunday in Med
ford visiting friends and relatives.
Why not get It at DoVoe's?
Mrs. Ethel Stiles of Chicago, 111.,
arrived In Medford Monday and will
spend the summer with her sister.
Mrs. Magglo Evans of 404 West
Fourth street.
Havo your lawn mower sharpened
by J. W. Mitchell, phono 320-J. tf
Mrs. D. Gctchcll and son of Med
ford aro recent arrivals at Hotel Den
son, Portland, Oregon.
Matinee, tho Page today.
Miss Alysso Jones spent Sunday in
Ashland visiting friends.
For better Insurance seo Holmes,
tho Insurance Man.
Louis Knutsen of Talent spent Sun
day In Medford with friends and rel
atives. Get your nutter, cream, milk and
butter-milk, at Do Voe'i.
G. W. Kearns of Grants Pass spent
Saturday in Medford attending to bus
iness matters.
Get Pan Dandy bread at DoVoo's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sollss canio over
from Weed, Calif., Monday morning
and will visit with relatives and
friondB in Medford for a fow days.
If you C. A. DoVoo, you can get
Tho Country Gentleman for ono dol
lar. II. J. Trowbrldgo and family spent
Sunday with friends in Samo valley.
Samuel Datcman and family wcro
out at the Opp mine Sunday after
noon. Miss Myrllo Howells of Grants Pa
arrived today to spend a few week"
vlsltlmr with her cousin. Mrs. Georgia
I Holms oi this city.
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guatantce. Prices ftOc and $1.00.
Agents, Hnsklns drug store. tt
Charles Hlggtnbotham leaves to
day for Agate, where he will be em
ployed at a blacksmith by tho Rogue
lands company.
Kodak finishing fttld supplies at
Westou's Camera Shop. Opposlto
Book Store.
Ulggest and best show In town, It
theatre, girls, girls, tonight. i
A flock of blackbirds negro wan
derers wandered through Medford
Sundny night, headed for tho north
All weer ordered out of town, ono
of tho number falling to take flight
until this morning.
FIro Insurance C. Y. Tcngwnld.
31S
. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulrica ot Jack
sonville spent Sunday afternoon In
Medford visiting friends and rela
tives. Musical comedy nnd three reels.
Freo presents tonight, It hcatre, 10
and 15c.
J. T. Sullivan returned Saturday
afternoon from a business trip to
Portland.
Seo Shaplclgh Hardware Co., for
fishing tackle, especially the boys.
A number ot Medford golfers spent
Sunday on tho links of the McdforJ
Golf nnd Country club.
Singing, dancing, comedy nnd mov
ies at It theatre, tonight. Prices 10
and 15c.
Work In tho orchards principally
spraying, is now at its height, nnd
the demand for farm labor Is brisk,
for the first tlmo since last fall.
Tho season at Its best for Columbia
river smelts. Cc a pound. Medford
Fish & Poultry Market. 310
The Elks club rooms on North Cen
tral avenue will bo opened noxt Wed
nesday with Leo Jacobs In charge.
Tho dedication of the building will
tako plnco in tho spring, when hund
reds of Elks from 'Northwest points
will be in attendance.
Dig Girl Show and Country Store,
it Theater tonight. 10 and 15c.
Tho operations of tho allied fleot
against tho Dardanelles Is bolng
watched with especial Interest by sev
eral ministers of local churches, who
seo in tho cxpolllng of tho Turk from
Europo, a stop forward for Christian
ity. For years missionaries havo
been sent to tho land of tho Sultan,
but their work was largely nullified
through fear ot followers of Moham
med.
First class dressmaker wishes en
gagements. Phono 855X. 311
LOST Klaxit auto horn. Return io
131 N. Riverside and receive re
ward.
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TIMES AT ELECTION
INWAN'Al'OMS, Mnu-li l!i!.--Lewis
W'nlkliiM, it neurit, to-Olfu'il til
llio Tone Hitiilo.vlecliim t'nutil runel
today t hit I ho earned $17 lv tohinr
unit "xliotiliii)- rnps with uiher re
ponloM" in Temi lltuilo lust oleellnn.
day, lie voted iiluuit nineteen timet,
he Hiiiil.
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llogM Heeeiptrt UlJiiij iineliuiiKeil.
Tlint the ileiiioi'i'iitlc vulu in till
wlxllt wind oT 'IVne lluulo wuuli hiivu
lioeii iinieli linger If Hie wtuiieii wnleli
oih hmi nut lieeii IiiuhciiI wiih (leilmj
I'll from llu leHlliniiiiv of u nuiiilier of
iit'iSiiitM who lolil iif (heir Huel'enMi
nt repealing-. Hevernl wIIiu'smOh len
liTii'il Io lieiii liuneil uwity fioiu llio
polls li- women,
Porllmiii Livestock Marknt
I'OHTIiANM). Or., Mineli 'J'J. (!ill
lie -lleel'lplrt 1210 dleilil.v. SlieiM,
piimo liglil, $7.'Ji(0"."r; ehoiie, .7(n)
7,'J.V, medluni, 'il.7.ri(u'7.IIOt imiwh,
prime, .f(l((i(l..'lj elioiee, .f,1.7nifi'II.OO.
Heifers, prime, iifi17fi(ii7.0(ls ImiIIh,
prime, sffi.noCuMl.U.li hIiikh, piime, .fil
(((l.'-'.-i; Hliig-i, prime, SOpi'O.'jrij nil von
priuii'j .f(l((iH.ri0.
I'riine Hull!, fft?,:iiH'.i7,llll; elioiee li(thf
.t7,irnii",Jir Unlit, t7C"7. If ; roii,'li,
.tll.Sir.Ci0fl.H0,
Hlieep lleeeiplii M71lj hIoihIv Ii
HtroiiR-. Welliern, liewl .veiitliugH,
7.l2ri00".7r ewi-M, IichI, .-il.n()((iil.7fi;
ImuiIih, piime, .t8.."il)(iiS.8."is elioiee, $H
((OH.rills lueiliuin, .7.'J.1(u,7.7.ii ,nnr-
Hiiuh, .'Kl Ii'hn In nil IImoh.
Hill l,il.'lK IO l,lMHIl
I'D It SA1 1J- (Immune pump mill
piiuili Jnelt, llnv. 31, ll. V I). No,
I, Meilfonl. ilin
I'Olt HAI.IC 7 eowii mill lielfom, hoiiio
frl'Nh moiiii. II sleer ciiIvoh, nno .lor
sey bull, :t Poland China hohh and
plgM, il youui. sows, one pure In ml
Poland China hoar, V, K. Ilryson,
. niirrin t'rctik. , niu
"Martini of tlie l.owlamlx," nt llio
Slnr .Moniluv it ml Tu-tliy.
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SAVED
PORTLAND BLAZE
1'ORTIiANU, March 22. Four per
sons wore carried unconscious down
fire escapes and 35 others narrowly
avoided death In a flro which gutted
tlto Orand Oak apartment house.
66 i Orand avenue here enrly to
day. Mrs. Helen (lould, an Invalid, Mr.
and Mrs. John Drncken nnd Oeorgo
Cleland, tho Janitor, were rescued by
policemen and firemen after they bad
been overcome by smoke. Tho flro
was dlscovred by two patrolmen who
were attracted to tho sccno by an ex
plosion In a paint store beneath tho
apartmont. Tho flames spread so
quickly that tlto roomers wcro cut
off from tho stairway and elevator.
Fow saved any pc'rsonnl effects.
Tho loss amounted to $42,000.
Christy Mathewson
Famous Baseball Pitcher, sayt:
"Tuxedo gels io mc in n natural, plcan
ant way. It'o what I cnll gcod, honaot,
companionable tobacco iho hind lo
stick to."
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DON'T EXPERIMENT
Vou Will Mnko Xo .MNtnko If You
Follow This AiMco
Never neglect your kidneys.
If you hnvo pain In tho back, urin
ary disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness, It's tlmo to act nnd no tlmo to
experiment. Theso aro frcnuentlr
symptoms of klrtnoy trouble, nnd a
remeuy which is recommended for
tho kidneys should ho taken in tlmo.
Doan's Kidney I'llls aro n good
romedy to use. It linn acted effect
ively in many cases in this vicinity.
Can Medford resIdontH demand fur
thoro proof of merit than the follow
ing testimonial?
Daniel Flatcn, C. St., Jacksonville.
Ore., snys: "I can't forgot how much
good Doan's Kidney Pills did mc. I
suffered from weakness of the kid
neys nnd all the disorders that go
with kidney complaint. I ached all
over. Doan's Kidney I'llls soon fixed
mo up In good shape."
Price 50c nt all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney romedy-
get Doan's Kidney J'llls tho amo
that Mr. Flaton had. KoHter-Mlllnirn
315 Co., Props,. Iluffalo, N. V. Adv.
Tuxedo Keeps You
In Good Trim
Christy Mathewaon, lovingly
known as "The Old Master," is
Crobably the greatest pitcher base
all has ever known. This -wonderful
athlete is noted for Lis clear
headed common sense, his quick wits, perfect physical condi
tion, and absolute control over his nerves. His use rind endorse
ment of Tuxedo prove that this inspiring and hculthful tobacco
is helpful to mind and body.
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just sort of oozes i(3 penile Way inlo your life
and auddcnlyyou realize ita powers for good
because it puto pedec in your mind and a
happy taste in your mouth. Tu:ccdo's flavor
is so enticingly mild and delicately frapcrant
it will not irritate the most acusitivc Uuoat,
All the bite and sting have been removed
by the famoun "Tuxedo Proceaa." Thin
exclusive process of refining the very bent
Kentucky Burlcy tobacco hao been widely
imitated, but without success,
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE
In C'.-u JlumlJtH 50c anJ ?0s
THE AMERICAN TOI1ACCO COMPANY
Convenient, glnulnn
wrapped, mo!
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In Tin liumiJori f0e and 80c
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f nalmers
"Sixes" Exclusively
For 1915
Master "Six" at $2600 Medford
n- , Light "Six" at $1850 Medford
JS353&& New "Six" at $1575 Medford
nt a motor car
CHALMERS OARS ARE QUALITY CARS, MANU
FACTURED IN CHALMERS SHOPS
-(Plcasu do not confuse the quality of Chalmers cars at Ohal
iiioi's prices with the quality of other cars selling at or near the
same price. Watch for the new "Six," selling for $1575 f. o. b.
Medford, which is the latest in automobile construction.
SAXON
Roadster, $485 Medford
A high-grade, well designed two-passenger
automobile with 4-cylinder motor; 90-inch
wheel base; streamline body; graceful run
ning boards; wood or wire wheels;' standard
tread.
Electric lights and starter, $70 extra.
SAXON SIX
$900.00
Fully equipped, Medford.
Ldng stroke, 30-H5 h. p. motor; ccellric
lights and electric siarter; 112-inch wheel
base; 5-passonger; body with latest stream
line; 32jc3V-inrh tires'; demountable runs;
three-speed transmission.
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MEDFORD GARAGE
Phone 413
PERRY L. ASHCRAFT, Jr., DEALER
What Other "Four"
Offers You
Full floating rear axlo.
Timken bearings throughout, even in the transmission.
Starting and lighting system without constantly moving belts or
flywheel gear.
Studcbaker double-life springs.
A body produced in the country's bestiinrt finest factory, under
going not less than twenty coats of paint.
Complete equipment, such as you got only with high-priced curs.
At a price of $1125 f. o. b. Medford
W. A. CORNITIUS
Salesman .
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