MEtfFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1915
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HILL CIRCULATING
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?ctitious for Iho recall for the four
incilmen who voted nguiust tho pc-
lon to plnco Iho IMoilynski petition
-tho bnllot nt special election were
HI being circulated toiluy, not
KMotigu munas bcjnc; i-ocurcil as yet
feii'nrpKrut. Ninn lintttimiH urn m cir.
pwtlntion, four of them boiiiff in tho
ttinds of A. C. Abrnnw, I). If. Little,
WJF. Goodhue and Will II. Wilson. It
8 announced this afternoon that
lliey would bo circulated until tho le
fts 1 number of names was secured, or
itMv failed. The highest number of
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but despite this small number,
lo days' work has failed to britie
jJtKcm. Hackers of tho recall propa
IfMida dcclaro there is a strong scnti
I'fftnt in favor of it.
JiilThcro is still a cloud over tho nr-
twingo of tho recalls, nono coring to
iiiimo tho full responsibility.
Councilman Mcdynski Rtatcs tnat
tlU.was misrepresented In boInR quot-
4ob saying that D. Fcbls Instigated
MmOk recall petitions and that ho merc-
8 Bri rnfnrrnfl Inmitrnra tn Mr. VnMa.
bo had drawn tho pcUtlons up.
"Mr. Fohls states that ho droWup
recall petitions at tho request of
zens headed by J. S. Howard, and
t ho has no other Interest in them.
fit Is reported that a council mcct-
Mg will bo called for tonight
faun and vicinity
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arc promises
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vacation season,
bo ah exodus of
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'eify officials on that account in
nwir future. Chief of Police I'o
ffrnd' Councilman Cornelius are in lino
iforjn brief period of rest. Mins
suartniuo jiiL'de, .cnicL cleric in mo re
fl?rdcr's office, will enjoy tho cus
CtefBnry leave of absence. George
IJRff&sou, firo chief, ncuompanied by
)hSTwifc, has already gone on a hunt"
inHninl cauiiiiiK excursion. Daring
'ikijjfnbsenco Paul (linley will groom
thcifiro auto tniek, with S. Hayes
eforjnn assistant.
nBF.'. I). Wagner. Frank Jordan, M.
fjSDurvea and I). I). Xdrris consti
tuted " delegation from hero who
onnllv interviewed tho county
ieurt nt Jacksonville on Tliurxdii"
ver Pacific liighwn matters. Thuv
yore rciniorccu ny mo mavor iiihi
Icouncilmen, nlso artics from Med
tford and Talent.
'jTho Southern ncific inspection
jcrew mudo its annual isit to tlii
station on Thursday, looking over
itMf physical condition of buildings,
grounds ami eouipment. Chief l'n
, ameer Barlow of San Francisco was
V jijitcharge.
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iJHL'KhUIl CIHIIU H CMIlUlk III IHO
,ewTo fair nt Salem has been sent to
tgrtlniul for display at tho Munu
feturerh' and Land Products Show.
yDXjr. Lowo will bo in charge, mid
I tnliilunl collection will bo in-
V nS0 nnt' ft,ft"rc ns ft whole under
: j$g following classificatien: First,
V fRS1"1 nn,l apjilos; second, corn and
ljh?fi'; third, canning propositions ns
, ,T3n'P'fi,l lV tho Medfonl, iuslitti.
. ifflwt fourth, mineral springs develop-
V jMiMMit according to tho Ashland idea.
J VaS?'10 I'a,lil's Auction Hridgo club
, cvwro hosts nt a Litlria Park picnic
ipurty on Tuesday, tho guest of honor
being Mrs. Bay L. Shcrwin.
"ln view of tho dry senson, n wel
comc shower was an exception last
'.Tuesday evening. Tho area covered
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loiiMicfti, Sour Htomacli nml
Consultation
mot a JO-cent box now.
JFurred Tongue, Had Colds. Indlgcs-
4Ia, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aphes come from n torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause, your
stomach to becomo filled with undi
gested food, ,wltlch sours and fcr-
Wnts liko garbage in a swill barrel.
LTfcat's the first btep to untold mis-
rer- Indigestion, foul gases, bad
breath, yellow skin, mental fears, ev-
thlng that Is horrible and nausoat
jjj. A Cascaret tonight will give
lS9r constipated bowels a thorough
insing and straignton you out by
irnlng They work while you sleep
10cent box from your druggist
gl keep you feeling good for months
lions of men and women tako a
caret now and then to kcop their
jinach, liver and bonds regulated,
never know a miserable moment.
't forget tho children their Ilt-
Jlnsldes ned a good geutle cleans-
r inn
was confined to the "Methodist par
sonage grounds, where it rained nil
manner of kitchen Utensils hjmih Miss
Mnple Payne nnd Hqss Eliason,
whose marriage has been announced
for the nenr future. Guests present
were mainly those who (xuticipatcd
in a jolly outing to Crater Lake somj
tiino ago.
Mr. nnd Min. J. M. Wagner, Mis.
Hay L. Shcrwui and Miss iJvdia Mc-
Cnll wcic of nn (into pmiv whicTr
motored to Onints Puss on '( edncs
day, rcluniing with .Miss Ilosfcic Wag
ner, who has been tcachinc in the
Myrllo creek distiict of J)ouglns
county. The pleasures of mi ideal
outing were enhanced by the sight of
a real live deer in the woods nkirting
tho road near the Pnss.
Mrs. A. S. Clement of jlilford,
Texas, was here early in the week, re
newing the ncuuaintancc of T. W.
Hudson and C. Itnmscy and daugh
ter, old-tiino acquaintances a hcr's
in the Lone Star state. Tho visitor
is a woman of rare literary ail so
cial attainments mid hits traveled
extensively bolh in America and
Europe, nevertheless her trip "out
west" over tho Canadian Pacific and
thenco throughout Pacific coast ter
ritory was n revelation in tho way of
sightseeing nnd pleasure.
Ucrt Qrcer anil daughter, Vivian,
plan to leave within a few days for
California to view the expositions, tho
former nlsd on a business mission to
.San Francisco. Miss Vivinn will re
mnin several months visiting with rcl
utftcs in southern California.
J. 0. Wagner of Sheridan, Wyo.,
has been here of Into with n view of
locating. Ho is from tho coal belt
of that stale, with Sheridan nnd
Hock Springs ns centers.
W. H. Wcnncr of the S. P. freight
warehouse force, and residing on
Mnplo street, exhibits a pear weigh
ing 31 ounces. It is 11 inches in cir
cumference by tho short ballot nnd
15 inches by n Himilar measurement
from bow to stern. The particular
species is unknown.
One rends in Josephus that Dan
iels, of tho nnvy department, has
ordered n census taken by mail car
riers of all between the nges of 17
and 24 who arc eligible for military
nnd naval duty. This is evidently
being done to gather data as a basis
for recruiting. The loenl postoffic?
force has not yet been called upon
to furnish tho government this in
formation, though reports indicate
the adoption of the plan elsewhere
Ten dead skunks, plus the odor
therefrom, have been assailing the
olfactory nerves of tourists as they
enter the portals of the Dead Indian
road nenr Murphy's ranch. George
Ilargitdine, game refngo keeper,
killed 'cm for trespassing upon his
apiary. Ho contends that the hides
of the varmints don't bring nny is
ihle returns at this particular season
of the year. Nevertheless, nn odor
transformer ought to be installed by
the board of health in that locality.
Officials of tho Automobile Trail
Blaring association arc headed this
way erecting signs throughout tho
state in onjcr thnt thoso who motor
niny read. The legends are classi
fied ns follews: R right; L left;
X danger; 3 bnrs straight ahenll.
They might hnve added "S. & I.
stop ami investigate."
Professor II. G. Oilman is laid up,
tho result of n fall over 0. & C. elec
tric light poles left lying exposed on
High street.
BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES
Frank Kothcrland was nt tho Falls
for a few days this week.
Sir. nnd Mrs. 13. W. Smith hnvo re
turned from Lodge Pole.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills entertained n
few of their friends Friday cvo.
Mrs. Geo. Darker and daughtor re
turned tho first of tho week. They
hnvo been visiting for somo time at
Lake View.
Win. Perry nnd family wero up Fri
day and stayed over for tho danco.
Thcro nro n good many fires above
us now, somo quite bnt.
Howard Fox returned this week
from Chlloquin, whero ho has has
been working.
Mrs. M. Clark, Messrs. U. S. Mor
ris and Ed Watson weut to Mcdford
Saturday on business., They return
ed tho snmo day.
They are building a npw addition
on the Presbyterinn church.
Miss II. Bnkor, Mrs, M. P. Daker,
Mrs, J. I. Pntton nnd Lelah went to
Mcdford Wednesday. Ceo. Albort
took them In his nuto.
Uclwin Clasplll is remodeling his
houso this week.
Miss Dedlth Jones was up tho mid
dle of this week to bid us all fare
well for somo time. Sho expects to
go to Portland to llvo.
Laura Stewart celebrated her ICtli
birthday Friday afternoon. Nino of
her friends ucro thcro. All had a
good timo.
Mrs. J. P. Hughes and children
hayo been visiting Mrs. Slmmcrvlllo
up at "Skeotor" sinco Monday.
Merle Hrnlnnrd has taken H. W.
Smith's pluco at Lodgo Polo.
"I'll peH Cold Compound" Knds Colds
nnd Grlpim In 1'ew Hours
Tnslcs Nice Acts (Jwitly
Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking a doso of
'Tape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until thrco doses nro taken.
It promptly opons cloggod-up nos
trils and air passages In tho head,
stops nasty discharges or nose run
ning, relieves sick headache, dullness,
feverlshncss, soro throat, sneezing,
soreness nnd stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
nnd snuffling! Knso your throbbing
head nothing else in tho world gives
Buch prompt relief as "Pnpo's Cold
Compound,' which costs only 25 cents
nt nny drug store. It acts without
aslstancc, tastes nice, and causes no
Inconvonlcnco, Accept no substitute.
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Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns and
Publications.
Next Week
October 11-16
Wayne Knit Hosiery,
Royal Worcester,
Gossard Corsets
"Dress-Up Week"
A FROM MAINE TO LOUISIANA, FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE PA
CIFIC, NEXT WEEK WILL BE OBSERVED BY ALL REPRESENTA
TIVE MERCHANTS AS DRESS-UP WEEK. THE MAY CO. AND OTHER
GOOD LOCAL STORES ARE IN ACCORD WITH THIS IDEA. EXTRA
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO STIMULATE SOME IMPROVEMENT IN
DRESS. SEVERAL NEW ITEMS WILL BE SHOWN FOR THE FIRST
TIME. IN ADDITION OR, RATHER, AS AN ADDITION OF IMPOR
TANCEWE HAVE ARRANGED TO HAVE A SPECIAL MOVING PIC
TURE FILM ON ONE DAY DURING ,4DRESS-UP WEEK." IT WILL
BE SHOWN THURSDAY ONLY. ANNOUNCEMENT IN DETAIL WILL
FOLLOW IN OUR ENSUING ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Wc cany Iho Wuiidci'liosc all sizes for ladies and cliil-
! dren, good weight, last black, fully guaranteed. 15 the
pair, 7 pairs for $1.00.
For Saturday wo will give 2 cakes of Lily White Soaj)
with each purchase of $1.00 or more in our Hosiery Dcpt.'
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Iteal Jjeather llanu JJags
for Saturday. Colors,
black, brown and black
and white combinations.
Imitation crepe and pin
seal leathers. Kibbon and
Panicr tvp ehandles. Our
regular '$1.25 and $1.50
bags.
ON SALE SATURDAY
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EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN
NOTHING FOR MEN
A GUARANTEE WITH EACH PURCHASE.
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Are You Particular About the
Looks of Your Footgear?
A good-looking shoe ill-fitted spoils the neatness of
your foot's appearance, then why not buy your shoes
from a shoe dealer who knows how to lit your feet
correctly? Bear in mind our slegan:
"A 1"IT OH XO rlALH"
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SIfln 0f - " 'good Shoes- Post 0f,,Ce
'GOOD SIIOi:S" Uullt our lluilness
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Next week is designated as drass-up week and now is the time to buy your new
clothes, so that you can bogin the week right. Tho place to buy is the GOLDEN
RULE. THERE IS A REASON. Here it is: Tho Golden Rutecan clothe men,
women and children from head to foot with everything ready to wear, and at
moderato prices, too. Saturday's buying will bo heavy, so come oarly.
Wc have just received a great many beautiful New
.Suits, and ol foremost interest is tho Palmer garments.
We specialize on popular priced Hues of Suits at
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and up to $25.00.
ir this week's selling we offer a special line at
tplar $10.50. An unusual degree ot stylo mid quality at
the price.
JUST THE COAT FOR YOU CAN BE FOUND IN
OUR STOCK
If you aro desirous of purchasing an inexpensive coat
you may do so here to the best advantage, as we have
specialized at moderate prices. landsome models for
VA t? V general wear, priced at $U.U, ..OU, .ia.&U and up
m m to .$22.50.
DRESSES
---!, "Wo nvn HlinwiiifT' flu now Dresses, lmido. of nlriin wool
ff5? materials, combined with plaid silk, at $10.00 to
W $14.50.
Our line of Popular Priced Dresses, $5.00 to $7.50,
made of poplins and serges, aro worthy of special em
phasis. LADIES' WAISTS
Our Ladies' Waist section is showing the handsomest
and altogether most complete variety of new waists wo
have ever had.
k Silk Madras and Voile, long and short slcoves....$1.19
'J Embroidered Voile, new nnlitary'collar $2.00
(Jrcpo do CMune. nnlitarv collars, white and colors, at
$2.50 to $3.50.
LADIES' SKIRTS
Our display of Ladies' Cloth Skirts is large and in-
1ik1iih tlin emiii'f inilitvnrl ufvlou iu witll nu flw. 1t.nuu
models. !Many excellent values are offered at $2.25
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nRT'SR-TTP SHOP.S
i Ladies' AHliinry, lace, patent vain), plain toe, black, gray or fawn colored cloth
top, at $3.25 and $3.00
Patent, black cloth ton, button, plain toe, Louis or Cuban hecl....$3.15 to $3. GO
Vclour, calf, cloth top, button, Cuban heel ..,j $3.15
Ivid, plain toe, cloth lop, Cuban heel .- $3.15
MEN'S DRESS APPAREL
See our now Pall Suits, priced at $10.UU, $1Z.SU
to $15.00. If you arc in need of a new fall suit and
do not Wish to expend a large sum, you should in
spect this line.
If you want something better you can find it in our
clothes from tho House of Kuppenhcimer, priced at
$10.50 to $19.80.
Overcoats to suit anv pockotbook at $10.00,
$11.89, $13.50 to $25.00.
Boys' Suits with 2 pairs of trousers aro unequaled
values, made in good range of fall patterns, in all
sizes and priced at $3-00, $3.25, $1.15 and
Suits with one pair of trousei-s, $2.75 to $5.50.
Pluo Serge. Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits at
$4.00 and $5.00.
Boys' Knee Pants, 50 to $2.00.
Little Boys' Bah-Rah Hats, 35 and 50.
Wc carry the Kaynce, tho best 50c Blouse Waist on
the market.
Boys' Haiti Coals, $3.75.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Dress Shirts 95
Ties at 10 to 50
Hats, worth $2.50 to $:$.()0, special $1.95
Heavy Cotton Bibbed Union Suits 89
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V Pine Bibbed Wool Union Suits $1.95
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which stands
FOR MEN
Wo cany the famous Barry Shoe,
above all,
(Inn Metal, button or lace, in all the best toes, single
or double sole $3.25, $3.00, $4.00 and $4.25
G'lazud Kangaroo Bluchcr, very dressy. $4.25
THE CELEBRATED J. P. S. SHOES FOR BOYS
Sizes 0 to 18. $1.15, $1.48, $1.70
Sizes 1 to 2 .. ." $1.48, $1.70, $2.00
Sizes 21. to G $2.00 to $2.50
FOR THE CHILDREN
Gun Metal, button, sizes 5 to 8 $1.13
Chm Metal, button, sizes S."to 11 $1.35
Ciim Metal, button, sizes 11 '"j to 2 $1.65, $1.95
C-Saw, nature shape and smooth welt tread,
$1.30 and $1.60
Kid, button, patent tip, sizes 5 to 8 95
Kid, button, patent tip, sizes S' to 11 $1.25
Kid, button, patent tip, sizes 11 to 2 $1.45
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