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OffletM rnjMT of llin Clly f Mnlford.
Official Taper of JnrkFon County.
Entered nn sccnml-clnn matter at
Mcrtford, Oregon, under the act of March
I. 1879.
tivrorn Circulation for 1914, 2CIS.
J'ull leaved wire Awoclatod Press dispatcher
Subscrlbora falling to rccelTO
paper promptly, phono Clrcu-
latlon Manager at 2G0K.
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TRUTHFUL NEWS FROM THE TURK
j$ffOSH
Sim' SAYS
"The two sreat fears of a bachelor
nro "Matrimony" and "Ilreach of
1'romlflc."
LAUGHS
Tlio Kml of It
YounB Lawyer (huvlnp passed his
examination) Well, I'm glad It's
over. I've been working to death
the last few years trying to complete
my legal education.
Old Lawyer Cheer up, my boy;
It'll ho n long timo beforo you havo
any moro work to do.
CnlloiLS 1
Deacon I eeo It requires nbout
15 days for tho human body to re
cover from tho loss of two consec
utive nights' sleep.
Egbert Very likely; but what do
those cats caroT Yonkcrs Statesman.
.
. Worth Cackling Orer
"I havo n setter that's of tho Gor
don breed."
"Mlno's a Plymouth Rock." In
dianapolis News.
Itctnrricil ProjrreM
"Why do you stato that women
are slower than men?" demanded
the suffragette.
"It takes most of them 40 years
to reach the ago of 30." replied tho
grouch. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Tiiuntlnt; Her
Wife I read tho other day that
tho giraffe- has a tonguo eighteen
inches long.
Husband Aren't you Jealous?
In AVashlngton
"Senator, can you giro mo a Job
as Janitor around tho capital?"
"yiiy, I thought you were elated
for something bigger."
"I havo been slated for several
things bigger. Now I want to seo
If there Isn't something I can really
get." Pittsburg Post.
W'll Ik-gun
"J'vq taken tho most Important
sto ptoward building a fashlonablo
apartinant house,"
"Lot tho contract, havo you?"
"No. 1'vo selected a rancy name
for the building." Judge.
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Woll TafctMi Oro Of
"My brother Is not no bad off. Ho
Is Interned lu ono of tho enemy's
towns. They won't release hlui un
less lie promises not to fight.'
"Well?"
"O course, ho won't promise."
Bonttle I'osWntclllgencor.
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Kiwy to l
Sportsman Is tho hunting good
hero?
Guide Yop, . Hotter .than tlio
fiiidln. Columbia Jester.
Wf 10 call it downright cruel those covert insinuations
V that the news from Constantinople is not quite as
accurate as tniurht be desired bv the truth-loving world
public. We blush for our contemporaries who are inclined
to sneer at the following most interesting intelligence in
recent cable dispatches:
Constantinople Tho land attack of the nlltes upon tho Dardanelles
has completely collapsed. Tho Turkish army has driven from tho Onlllpolls
peninsula nil tho SO.OOO troops which landed there. Tho Turks captured
151,000 Trench and British troops and S000 were driven Into tho sea.
Why anybody should doubt the truthfulness of the Con
stantinople news writers is a mystery to us. Our journal
istic brethren in the Ottoman country have a reputation
for strict veracity that is famous. As evidence of this, we
quote the following, clipped from a recent issue of the most
reliable of Turkish dailv newspapers, the Constantinople
"Lkdam":
The lands near tho Suez canal nro now all occupied by the Ottoman
troops. Tho Indian troops deserted to us and oven tho Sues company's
boats were removed from tho canal. When the news of tho success of
our Army of Salvation reached Aleppo, tho schools wcro all given a
holiday and tho people celebrated the victory.
Thus our contemporary on the banks of the Bosphorus
"scooped" the whole world. Il'udeed, no other newspaper
in the world has yet had the enterprise to publish this im
portant news of the sweeping triumph of the Turks over
the English in Egypt. You can't afford to be without the
"Ikdnni." But let us quote from the Constantinople
"Servct-i-Fuuoun," another member of the Turkish
brotiiernooa ot exact and mistwortny jeurnalism:
His Islamic Majesty. Wllhelm II. has mado his stato entry Into tlio
conquered French capital. In celebration of tho German victory over
Paris, his majesty mado a speech from tho throne In the former French
chamber ot deputies. After its conclusion ho offered tho Imperial hand
to bo kissed by tho French cx-deputles, who wcro deeply touched by this
magnanimity!
Can you doubt it? Are you still blind to the virtues of
the reliable news writers of Constantinople? Do you still
question that S000 or SO.OOO or even S,000,0(X) British and
French were driven into the sea?
But as a parting fling at your rank skepticism we
quote from the "llanuuilar Gazettassi," a newspaper
which is published largely for the ladies of Constantinople.
Says the Gazcttassi:
Tho harem of his Islamic Majesty. William II, the principal officers
of the harem and tho German general staff are expected lu Constan
tinople early this spring. Ten powerful urcaunaugnis captured irom
tho Drltlsh will escort the Imperial harem! ,
Oh, you "William!
DRESS
REHEARSALS
FOR SCHOOL PLAY
Children of the Hoosovelt school
held a dress rehearsal of Sliako
spearo's "Midsummer Night's Dream,
to lie filvon by them under tho di
rection ot Mrs, Gallagher at thu Pagu
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. Tho
little folks wont through their final
workout with more than ordinary
skill, and their offering promises to
bo tho most successful child's dram
atic effort In tho history of tho city.
F,nch llttlo actor and actress Is In
tensely Interested In his appenrauce,
Kugllsh folk games and dunces will
also bo given. Tho "Tinker's Chorus"
from Hobln Hood will ho sung hy a
chorus ot boys. Tlio old timo May
pole danco will be given by tho sec
ond grado pupils.
Tho hearty support of Medford
people Is duo tho school, nmt a largo
audlcnco should be In attendance.
THE PAGE
Mcilfortl's Lcnillnn Theater
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Tin: miNAT photo play
The Pit
Two Great Star
WILTON LACKAYK
Supported by
GAIL GAINE
Famous as tho adventurer In "Sev
en Keyes to llaldpato." Now playing
tlio lead in Frohman's now play "Tho
Hyphen."
Hearst Selig Weekly
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WELCOME
To all guests in the city on Community Day, and
don't forget to make the
ALL WHITE GROCERY
your headquarters. Come, use the telephone, and
feel at home.
CANADIANS
OSSES
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AT FRONT HEAVY
VANCOUVER 11. C, JQiy C
Casunlties which continue to bo is
sued from Ottawa, of the killed,
wounded and mi'sinp nmoiiff Canad
ians in lust week's fighting around
Yprcs occupy columns daily iu Cun
ndian newspapers. Of the 200 names,
published last night hy the censors'
office, sixteen of tlio men belonged
to the regiments sent from Vnncou
ver. Kvery third or fourth man who
went from this eitv has figured some
whore in the casualty lists, and the
loss of Vancouver officers has been
appalling. From tho enst end branch
of the Itoyal bank of Canada in this
city hix clerks volunteered for serv
ice and went to the front lust year
with tho first Cnnudian contingent.
Three of these have been killed, two
are wounded and 0110 is missing. Two
of tlio killed were brothers, sons of
Kev. William Elliott, a clergyman liv
ing on Vancouver inland.
Kills Business Partner
VANCOUVER. U. C, May C J.
Hoscnbaum today shot and killed
Gcorgo Drown, his partner. In a smnll
packing plant, and then shot and
probably fatally wounded Brown's
son, and finally shot himself so se
verely that It Is feared ho will dlo.
Tho three men had quarreled over
partnership troubles.
LOST Shovel for Planet Junior cul
tivator. Notify Dr. Gcorgo Dcane,
Central Point. 40
With Medford Trade is Medford Mado
Also look over our big stock of CHINA AND
QUEENSWAMi:. That for Saturday Community
l)av onlv we will sell at
ONE-THIRD OFF
West Main Street, Near tho Park
FOYE'S
Grocery Co.
Gates Tire Sundries at
Less Than Whole
sale Prices
Order by Mail-We Pay Postage
n-incii Double Wing Ulowout. Patch -ir.c
Mio-inch Double Wing Ulowoul Patch f()o
1-inch Double Wing Ulowout Patch Ofic
Po-inch Double Wing Ulowout Patch ().rnj
a-inch Double Wing Blowout Patch 7fl
I-l llt'l 1 IIOOK-OII J lOOl .....M..M... ............. ,())(!
M.-inch 1 look-on Hoot 7fio
fc
$2.00
$'J.f)0
$2.05
$2.7f
JM.vl Sell-Vulcanizing Ueliner ... $2.85
'1-inch Hook-on Hoot
;i()x;t Self-Vulcanizing Wolinor JlS,
IMJxJMo Self-Vulcanizing Ivcliner
n2.:iij Self-Vulcanizing Ivcliner
.J.Jx-1 hell-vulcanizing Kelincr
Michelan Mastic
30c
Guaranteed Spark Plugs . 50c
C. E. GATES
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STAR
Medford's
Most Popular
Playhouse
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
Theodore Roberts
IN
GKOUGU UAHR McCUTCJlEON'S
Atmospheric Play of American Circus
Llfo
"The Circus
Man"
From tho Novel, "The Roso In tlio
Ring" Five Parts.
Pathe Weekly News
Admission Five and Ten Cents
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
SW 8, HA1UXKTT
1'lionrs M. 47 and 47-J3
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Community Day Next Saturday
Everybody will be Medford's guest on this day. Free movies, free lunch and free band concert.
And best of all, Community Day Bargains. Stop at the Golden Rule Store
Come early, stay all day, have a good time and save money on your purchases.
Wc want you to feel at home here, whether you want to buy anything or not. Here are a few of the money savers:
MEN'S CLOTHING
Money-saving reductions for this day.
!A11 of our $25 Suits, nothing reserved ex
cept blue" serges $19.80
All $20 Suits, a good line to select from,
at $16.50
Anv $15 Suits, this day only $12.50
$12.50 Suits reduced to $10.00
Boys' Long Pants Suits $9.00
JJoys' Knee Pant Suits, a good variety, at
Men's Khaki Pauls, special $1.15
Boys' Long Khaki Pants $1.00
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Seasonable goods at cut prices.
50c Caps, assorted colors 39
50c Suspenders, reduced to 39
Bargain, Foil r-iu-1 land Ties, 10,13,23
Ped or Blue Handkerchiefs 5p
Black Socks 10
Black Whit Leather Socks, guaranteed,
at 15
A large line of Soft Dress Shirts, special for
this day 59
$1.25 Laundered Shirts, special 95c
Men's $1.00 Blue Bib Overalls 89c
$2.45 Hats, all colors and shapes $1.59
The best 50c Work Shirt in town 43
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MEN'S UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
Any $1 Union Suit in tho house ...,89c
All 50c Shirts and Drawers reduced to..13
WASH GOODS AND MUSLINS
A good 121,1k Bleached Muslin 10c
Hope Bleached Muslin this day only..8..16v
8-4 Bleached Sheeting 23p
0-1 Bleached Sheeting 25(
12I.C Cheviot Shirting for children's cloth
ing, boys' waists and men's shirts,.., 10c
10c Batiste, pretty patterns 7c?
12ilc Crepe, for warm weather drcsKes..llc
18c Flaxons, fast colors 13c
25c Zephyr Cingham, .'12 in. wide .....19
:K)c Marquisette Scrim, UO-inch 22
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs 5c?
A fine quality Linen llandkerch'f 2 forl5)
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
Now is the time to buy, for we have cut the
price deep.
Ladies' Suits, grouped iu four prices, $7.50,
$10.00, $12.50 and $15.00
Ladies' Coats, cut deep, $4.50, $6.50, $7.50
and $10.00 .
Ladies' Skirts, the new spring models, $2.25,
$3.50 and $4.50
Beautiful White Shirt Waists, $1.50 sellers,
at $1.19
Hpitse JVcsses, .values, to. $1.50, cut to....98c
LADIES' UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
8c Gauze Arests reduced to 5c
10c Oauzo Vests reduced to 5
20c Uauze Vests reduced to 18c
i mini rmiiw icuuci'd io Itfc?
WHIT-LEATHER HOSE
Will wear like whit-leather, the touuhest
are selling this hose for
leather made.
50c
men, women and children for 15c pair and
will guarantee (J pairs to wear four mouths.
IT. S. Soldier J lose for children 10c
Topsy Hose, 2 pairs for 25c
SHOES THAT SATISFY
This is the " Family Shoe Store," for there is
not a foot in the entire family that docs not.
receive our consideration. Our prices, which
are always within easy and reasonable
reach, are as pleasing as our shoes.
LA DUOS' SPMCIALS
Patent Pumps, tlio new colonial, cloth foxed,
m fancy four-strap, our price $3.00
A dainty Three-Strap Kid, with the new
toe and heel , $2.50
One lot of $.'.50 and $1.00 Shoes, button and
lace, broken sizes, to close , ..$2.78
Another lot of $2.50 and $U values....$1.89
FOP THE OH TLB REN
Barefoot Sandals 90c, $1.15 and $1.25
White Canvas Oxfords 98c and $1.19
Mary .lane Patent and Kid $1 to $2.25
Kid Button Shoe, patent.tip,....$l to $1.50
FOItTHIOMlSN
Barry Shoes above all, the new shapes, but
ton or lace ....$3.50 and $4.00
One lot of $5 Patent, button, to close..$3.98
$5 Tan OxTords, button and lace.., $3.98
Flkskin Shoes, solid leathor soles $2.50
J. P. S. Shoes for boys, bulldog wear iu ev
ery pair, button and lace $1.25 to $2.25
Come in and get
acquainted
CW.WHILLOCK&SON
MEDFORD :: :: :: :; OREGON
We are at your ser
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