9if9m'- PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOIJER 29. J915 ,1 C-'vl -i. . 'M I rs- i rirft ""i"" 'tL. J f OCAL AND PERSONAL lilt i4H,",MtM,i Attorney Q. W. Cherry, of this city, ngjmlntpd by tho court to defend .Ton eph Johnron, clinrgrfl wHh lilRhwny robbery, but wbo wno dismissed yes- terday on motion of Prosecuting At torney ).- E. Kelley, wlil today that no evidence- was obtainable directly connecting tlm defendant with the urlmo and that it would have Iwon Quito hnpoflslblo to convict lilm. lloncc, tbe dlsmlAsal, after the cams bad been quite fully piORonted, J, O. Gcrklng, tho best all around photographer in southern Oregon. Always rollablo. Negatives mado any where, tlmo or plnco. Studio 228 Main 8b Phono 320-.T. Postngo stamps at T5 Voo's. Itpbqrt P. N.cU nnd Mrs. Noll nro in tho city today from Ashland on a bus iness errand. nuy Medford mado candy at tho shastd,: ' : J H, a.. Worttnnn, number of tho flrwof Wn'rW, Wortmnn & noro, Is reported from Portland today as lie Ing oncouraRlnRly couvab'sennt, nn dor u specialist's euro, and that ho may escape an operation altogether. This is cheorliiR now (o his many friends In this city. , . Uuttornut broad at 1)0 Voo's. The Med ford National Jtlfle club ..will hold rifle practice nt the 0. N. O. . rone on HarnoburR hill Sunday ' tiiornlnR at 0 o'clock. Meuibers will In'rot nt tho home of Vorn II. .Mur- ' shall, lOl.'l South Oakdale. Weiton Camera Shop for first class Kodak flnlolilnR nnd Kodak supplies. All grades of roflncd sugars will advanco tomorrow morning TEN rents Kr hundred. At UMIIOII & ItYAN our price tomorrow will be $15.40 per hundred for fruit enno micor. Or 15 lbs. for 11.00. Tho po Artf mnrHef Is verv stroiiR and wo (Jfdlr.t nn ndvnnco nt onco Our price Mibwr In l.30 per hundred. Just ro- wlrcd a-large glock of hIioos of nil ktnd and nt right prlcos. Tho flour market Is very strong nnd wo look for higher prices. Wo ndvlso buylnR whllo tho ronds nro good. As usual for cash only. ' - Wo nro In u position to help tho smnl grower out, can iino small lots of fancy onions and potatoes at mar ket priceH. Also car Ipts. Cnll at our warehouse or tolophono Number 32. Chllo con curno, hot tnmalcs nnd lunches nt Castllllnn drill, anruott Kenneth MncKea, an orange grow- George end Harry Hoyt, who have or from Itlallo, California, tarried In ; devoted three months' hnrd work to this city between trains today to In-. their mining property In tho Apple spect somo qf our prize apple ' gain region, were In town today on orchards of which ho confessed he limsliiPHt ronneeted ylth u resump had rend a great deal. Ho wn ddtloh of' work tliero early In Novem llghted wlth'the courtesies sbpwn him heri flltrltif- lilif tilf afnt. nM.f iivlii'nuonll - . ' .. (, ...r ....... .....j a. i.i. v.tj.i iMiLii a dcslrn to coilio again nnd make a real visit. High class vaudovilol nt the Itooso volt school tonight. Mrs. Alex Nibley nnd Mrs, l. A. Latta enjoyed a visit with Mrs. C. M. Thomas of Talent, this afternoon. Try your luck nt Wf fish ponit'itud have your fortune told at the Hooro volt school tonight. Tbe doer season will close rfujiduy at sundown and local hunters are hie ing to tho hill :or the final shoot. Do Voo delivers tho Orcgonlan to you overy day for 70c a month. (leo. Putnam, .ludge E. E. Kelloy Do Vop buys beer bottles. Perry V, Wright, of Sams valley, did biintnesH In Meijford today, while ho boosted the substantial growth of that popular roglou during the past far. Tho best styles, tho best qualities nnd tho best prices aro found In tho HARNEY POOR FARM BURNS r ONE KILLED x IJPKNS, Ore., Of. :.i. Ono pn- r tlent was burned to death nnd several othotH were carried through smoke r.tid flames to safely In a flro that dcstiuycd ti.llriK'y county hospltul jiere eacly today. .Hospltul nttontlantfl itiil llfi.tiwiit 'tfl.i ,x. I. vr-..t... ! 4. ..t. .,, , . i iihimvii nmnni iM'i until v iu Mini; millinery department of tbo M. M. all tlH ln-Illal$' They wore unable. flnnf ufnrn inn ' . . ' . ' V ""V. UU . hfiUnUJli. ,rt' .n..ttn tlm.l.l ,IIIam rn M.nv.v.lj.V.VIV'IU ......I. .1..IV., .. H. E. Ilollls of Portland tarried In this meroillri today, on business. Corsets mado to your Individual mensuroments, guurnnteod. 320 N. linrtlutt. Attorney II. '. Mulkoy lrft Thurs day for Poitlaud wliero ho will prnc- P I oncer gon. reliant tf of Drowsy, Ore- and Evan Uenmes left this morning tlco law on u hunting trip to Squaw I.nke. Ladles hove your furs cleaned, re llolled ham and nucon nt DoVoo's i modeled and rollned now, to avoid the Darby O'Toolcfhns returned from a three months' trip to Portland. Pumpkin pin. doughnuts, coffee, rush. K. V. llnrtlett, 318 E. Main. 1 Dl Tbo case of .Mrs. ('. II, Pierre leo cream and candy at tho Itooso-j ngahiMt tlm city for $2fi00 will be veil scuooi touigiit. Col. Mlmms of Seven Oaks Is In tho city today. Head "(iel filch Quick Walllng ford" in the Orcgonlan and San Fran cisco Examiner nnd seo tho pictures nt tho Star theater beginning Friday, Nov. 12th. A. A. Young of Oreen River, W'yo., Is speniilnR a few days In the city. ! lulling Is fine in the Hogue. It given tho Jury this afternoon. Shoo repairing guaranteed nt Ill don's. 201 Wig Ashpole Is spending tho day on tho Applegate on business. Seo Davo Wood about that firs In uranco policy. Office Mall Trlbuno Qldg. U. a Clonsot of Portland Is in tho city on business, Hldon's shoo repair nhop moved RUSSIAN 'OFFICIALLY DENY BERLIN REPORT PBTUOail'A'il, Oct 29 An official comiuuult'atfo'uSsue'd this' 'evctlliig goes moro extensively Into tho boin bardmont,of nrna by Hiisslun, wnr shlps and tho'nttnrk by Ocrmaii slib marlucs against the Itusslnn squad ron than life" 'communication Issued by tho war office. The eommiinlcn tlon says: Our Hlack Set Jot tiombardod Varna with lienvj guns for ubout nn hour, wlillo hydro aeroplanes dropped bombs. The harbor works, sheds nnd const bntterles wore damaged, but the town Itself was not hit. "During the bombardment the It us- slan fleet was attacked by Oermun submarines, which were driven off without our suffering any loss. Dur ing tho day oilr wireless station re corded a telegram from a Gorman stntlon to Constantinople asserting that a German submarine attack had resulted In seriously damaging a Hus fJnn battleship of tbe Pnntelemon typo. "This statement Is dno of the usual (let'iiiaii lies, which Is proved by the fact that our fleet returned to Sebns- topol without sustaining tho least damage or loss of life. The driving oft of the submarine fulled to inter fere with tbo bombardment, because the submarine, attack was repulsed by tho smaller guns, whi'n the main armament continued 'to flro on tho town. , , "After tho bombardment the fleet steamed across the bay In front of f tho town and then headed for Sebns- topol. "OUr aviators dropped 21 bombs in the vicinity of tho harbor. They were subjected to a terrific fire, but none of them was hit nnd nil returned safely." win ,h, mm iii inn imosovoit scnooi across Blreot from old stand. 201 tonlKlit. Harlow Conrad of llllt, Cal spent O. I'. Hates or Ashland, In doing ( Thursdny In Medford. business in Medford toduy. ' Try oue of thoso big leo cold 6 cent $" reward will bo paid and no milkshakes nt Do Voo's. questions nskod of party returning motorcycle to Paul's Electric Store. 189 ' Art Scott of Talent pnsscd through Medford today on his return from u hunting expedition In tho mountains on uppor Iloguo rlvor, different success. A. I). Cornell of (IrunU Pnss Is In tho city today on business. Hot Tnmalos nt tho Shasta. Mrs. Murray O. Howard of Hose I org who 1-as been visiting with rel atives In and near Medford ilurlnir Ho r'oports In- the pnst month, will return to her iiomo tomorrow. Corey Uldg., So. Orapo. 1'Jt " The Oregon Agricultural College use CG Itoynl typewriters and about fifteen of otlior makes. Medford nook moro will domonHtrnto. ' Hov. J. E. Ilradley, pastor of tbo Frco Methodist church in thla city unnouueea tho following services nt the qiiartqrly meeting nnd cordially Invites nttondance: Hov. 1). 1). Dodge will bo present and do tho preaching Rorvlcos Friday, Saturday and Hun day nt 7:30 p. m. Sorvlces Sunday ut It n. m. The Whlto Velvet leu Creiim Co. will be In tlm splendid now quarters, 322 East Main street tumorrow. The placo wild bo known as "Tho Dairy." Hermann Iho Great and IiIh ciiiii P.ritiy of comedy niuglilaus pleased a largo uudlence nt tho Slur III In after noon. They upepar again tonight for the lust time. Picture begin ut 7il. Hormiiun performuhco at 8:30. Dr. K. H. Portur, Mrs. Porter and fbelr son. accompanied by W. A. Fol-, nor and daughter, returned last even ing from a ten days' pleasure excur sion through California's most at tractive regions, including nv islt to tho Panama exposition at San Frnu clsco. They roport having oiiJo.umI a most excellent vacation. 'When better insurance ts sold Holmes The Imurnnco Man will soil It. Not all of tho Southern I'aclfle en gines have been provided with a soft pedal promised on the whistle In this city, but nn Improvement Was noticed yfectorday. Aumtvl Hue by tho pound and en velope m you ued them Cheapest wv to buy UUIo'itry Medford Hook 'Frwh roslod pwtnutt nt Do Voo's. Jopojib Hurt, of AtblHHd nnd Medford, u Iqhk time aci.iHlntHiire of Mr. and Mrs. A lux Miilto, hum of this city, pending the settlement of the beet sugar fuutory proimnltloii, was enjoying (ho liivlgoriUluic onn if Uift' valley metropollH MwtordH Drs. A. It. and Louise Hedges, clil Hijiractlc physlQlytis, Stewart build- 1nh. MI6 Uast Main St. C V Hulr, who. nceoiupauled by ' n wife, bait Just returned from a k's djourii lit t'sllfornlu. onJ lm thy kla rxiKliloji wkile there. a Im, tho city UmUi) on liwituoiMi. Hutte ltlls WsohI Yard, Phono 48 or J II; wd all kinds. 203 ciiarlna A. llawklun nud Hlfe. of Imiu. '., utter Mr. Iluwkm ohiu a lrm ailu uhani. muptU In MtHlfsnl htwM tralua td nnd Wttlovad B Mto mH tliwunU our orebsnl dislricls Utt WM lntarMivd n lit be wiv ut r valhtjr sad would Hke.l i.t Uu, Hflpinad hta rAlslt. -I il t.. ..."1Wfl. Iloti.' ..u.!' tufi nt J) Vw'm. nave necn compelled to movo to Soil your spring chickens before lwrcer quarters nnd you will now find i tho spurs begin to show In ordor to us nt 318 E. Main streot with tho inr- get n good nrico. Snrlncs with bnt- -osf display of flno furs ovor shown; tons or smnlt spurs nro 3c per pound in Medford. F. W. Hnrtlott. 181 Hert Albright, of Gronts Pnss, did business In this city today while en routo to Shnsta vnlley, California. Hallowe'en hop nt Golil Hill to morrow evening. (loo. Reynolds, of Grants Pass, ran ovor fro mJacksonvllln today to irt tend to bdsliiess' In tho metropolis while In utteudnuce on court nt tho county seat. Chocolate creams, cnramels, chips, peanuts, etc., only 30c a lb. at Do Voo's. . less and nro called stags. Medford Poultry and Egg Co., Phono ri83. ISO A. D, Griffin, formerly of Gold IIIII, but now connected with u, mov ing picturo concern ut Hollywood, California, renewed acquaintances In tlilrtTlty this afternoon on tils return liouthwnrd. Hook binding of any kind nt tho Mall Tribune office. Ilrlng thoso old mr.gazlncs and pe riodicals to tho Mall Trlbuno for binding. COUGHED CONTINUALLY liny and Xlglil Mini Says Nothing I HyllH'd but Vluol ! That Etatojueiit does not surprise us. We havo told tho people of Med-1 ford many times during tho last ten years that Vlnol Is tho greatest rem edy for chronic coughs and colds that wo over sold., Mr. Dunning says: "I took a heavy cold which settled into a chronic cough. It seemed :ih though I coughed constantly day nnd night, so I could nut sleep. I was all run-down and weak I could hnrdly kcop about. I tried dlfforetn cough medicines but- seemed to got worse Instond of better. I went to tho drug store and got a bottlo of Vlnol. Ho foro it was half gouo I wns hotter I and Its continued use cured my cough built mcup and I nm feeling fine." HonJ. Dunning, 20$ 10th nve., Scran tou, Pa. , Vlnol is not palllatlvo llko cough syrups, but.lt Is a constitutional rem edy fur colitis, colds ami bronchitis, which re'mo'vtfl the cause nnd stops tho cough, and tho recovery of Mr. Dunning wuftdue to (ho healing med icinal extractives of fiesh cods' livers without oil, aided by tho strengthen ing, rovftnllziug effect of tonic Iron and beef peptone which nro contained In Vlnol. For sale at Medford Pharmacy. Job Printing In nil Its branches nt the Mall Tribune office. BOSNIA LINE CLAIM DERLlK. Oc. iia. Serblau'forces opposing the Teutonic advance on the western border of Serbia have been thrown across the frontlor east of VIsregrud, (Ilosnla), It was offi cially announced today by German army headquarters. Advances for the Austro-German armies and for the lllilgnrlnn forces in other sectors of tho Serblun front also aro recorded. Now-Way Wonder for Corns, "Gets-It" The Big Surprise for Corn Owners. It's Sure, Simple, Safo, Quick. Listen to tlm wee story of "Gets-lt," tbo world's gtcuUBl corn roineuy. it's n. short Story,1 only about two feet, ".Mary had a little Oetn-lt,' nml corns upon her toe, and overy tlmo ' Honor Mitchell, Miner Hend HAZLETON, Pa., Oct. 29. This was Mitchell day throughout the an thracite fields of Pennsylvania In honor" of tho fifteenth anniversary of the termination of the big strike of 11)00, the first conducted In the hnrd coal belt by John Mitchell, then na tional president of the United Mine Workers of America. The 1000 strike lasted six weeks and resulted In tho granting of n ten percent wage Increase and other concessions. Letter heads, envelopes, bill heads, loose leaf systems, at the Mall Tri bune office. ' 'vflJ,: fcO" Kton littery nml rinl.'irrfH".mcnt I.lko This Vltll Muipte, Vtnr "Cels-It." oho put on 'Gets-lt,' tbo CtJrn wns suro to ko." Mnry, llko thousands of others, used to bo u hirolnc, nunvrlng martyrdom, using- painful bundat;ea, Irritating salves, sticky tape, toe lmrncsHCH, blood-brliinlnr n.zors nnd seliwril Kho fnjrshow tliero' no icnuu lu It Uo tlots-It." applied lu 1 tocoiids. Eny. tlmple, nuw wny utt pnlnless coin mon sense! Millions are doing It. Never fulls. You enn wtur mmllir Klines now. You don't havo to limp motind nny more, or wnlk on tlm xldu of your liocs to try to (tot nway from jourcorinl I You know for suro iM'fore sou io I 'nnfi.ll tltnt tlln 1'iirn fir piiltn 1 irnl.i nMiy For curns, cullusei, vurts nnd Inmloni. "tletH-Tt" In sold by nil drugtclits, 'Jifn bottle, or sent direct by 12. Law rence il('u,i lilciiyo. -::2m2m 2 Months Gone and Jones Still in Business Just give us two months longer, and we will have the busiest grocery store in Medford. Each dav now customers come to us and aro moro than surprised & at the growth of our storo and the big reduction in prices. Keep posted on f Jones' prices. T S. S. English Walnuts, 22 lb.; 10 X: lbs. or over, lb 20c t X t t t T Bulk Starch, why pay 10c? 7c H Dutch Cleanser for 25 Cabbage, why pay 13c? lb., 2c "No. ") Best Lard 65? bars Crystal White Soap 25 Creamery Butter, roll 65c Host Cream Cheese, lb 20c .T pkgs. Corn Flakes-.-. 25 Best Hulk Cravkers. lb 10? Fancv jfip Rice, II) 7c 1 l. flar Maple Svrup, whv pav Awl at .' .'..40 1 j gal. Jar Maple Syrup, why pay 8"ic at 75JJ lit m I'.ulk Coffees on the market for, per II) 20d, 25, ,'JO and 35; FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES Follow the crowd and trade with "JONES" it means money to you. PHONE 235 i i V ? ? ? T ? t t ? ? ? : t t T f T ? ? ? ? ? XhmXmSmm ?!VVf?4 - - - - - - w . . m m m . - -- -- .. -- -. . .. '4 "4 -- -,- -- -- - -- -- -- -- r,r -- ---"- - -r, w ---w Tr -, vvfrjr - -r. -,f. -,, -. - T z ? f ? V ? y r r T T T t t V y y y y y y y y y y y y y V t y t y y y y y y k NOW COMES THE FINIS TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR QUICK-ACTION SALE, WHICH HAS BEEN A SUCCESS IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD. WE EX PECTED CROWDS, BUT IT HAS GONE FAR ABOVE OUR MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS, AND YET, AS A MATTER OF FACT, WE WERE NOT yR?JSED' AS THE BARGAINS WE HAVE GIVEN THE PEOPLE, ON GOOD, FRESH, UP.TO-DATE MERCHANDISE HAS CAUSED A REAL SENSATION. V y y y y y T y y JL THESE ARE THE FINISHING PRICES -LOOK THEM OVER I Look These Over Sweaters $1.79 ChildiTJi's Sweaters, a good worsted numlier, Hradlty iiiiike, in cardinal, gray anil gi-een.at '$1.70 ").(U) Ladies' Sweaters, in rough neck, V-neck, colov.s cardinal, maroon, white brown, etc., real values to $.VT.salc S3.4P .' doz. Sweatee, real values f(..")0 to U), all colors aim sixes, Bradley and other makes, side ..'. $4.08 5j!l.2o Outing Flannel Cowus, sale 98o $I.J5 Heavy Cnion Suits 98c 7.V hMeeced I'liion Suits 59c Indie1 l'ni'Ui vaults, in silk nvtl wool, at ..$1 79 and $1.98 A liettrr ijiialiiv in Indies' I'nii.ii Sniis. in silk and wor ked. m;ic . . .$2,98 $'J.rnH'iv' Kinioiias. sailc I'l'iw $1.49 $1.50 .luck Tar .Middies on alc ...98c ilf'jff'KfiiwVv llrBiSBa 'a liifl) pointed wolf, opossum, etc. .ri.(H) loin's now 7.00 li't now. 10.MJ Kiii-s now ?n,ou Kiu now 7. '() Kiii-s now Furs 1-4 Off What an opportun ity to be able t choose from this im mense stock o1' Kui so early in the sea son .it this great dis count, either insets, muffs, stoles or col lars. Nippon minks, Japanese mink, Russian mink Rus sian lynx, wolf, lap fov, cross fox, S 3.75 S 5.20 $ 7.P0 $33,75 S65.C5 ENTIRE STOCK OF COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Coat Values to $35.00t $8.95 One full rack of Coats, many of these are Style Craft coats, which always means good cloths and tail oring, real values to sfrlo.OO, on sale at $8,95 $17.50 Corduroy Goats $12.85 tvle Craft Corduroy Coats, lined throughout in hvown and green, on sale at $12.85 $35 and $40 Plush Coats $27.45 Handsome Salts Plush Coats, also corduroys and velvets, in hlack, African brown, subterranean green. values to .f 10.00. on sale $27.45 Other Coats priced at $4.85, $7.95, $11.95 and $24.85 5.00 Children's Coats $2.98 1L'..-0 Children's Coats $6.95 Choose from tluse Children's Coats at those, immense reductions. TAILORED SUITS MUST GO 0'ie rack of Tailored Suits, values f.. A.M.IIU. iu SI 4.85 0.e rak f Tailored Suits, hand some trarimnts, not this sc.isnn's, tli'. real allies to &I."UK, sale ti'icp $9.85 ;!.".00 ami $40.00 Newest Kail Tai-lou-il Suits, in broadcloths gaber dun s, poplins and mixtures, on sale at $26.85 Other at $18.85, $22.85 and $33.85. All Millinery Ihcluded in This Sale 50 Trimmed Hats, values to $7.50, sale $3.98 4(5 Trimmed Hats, values to $10.00. sale $5.98 V) Trimmed Hals, values to $1.1.00, sale $8.35 Others priced at $2.98, $3.49, S4.98 up. Untrimmed Shapes $1.98 One full table of Cut rimmed Shapes in velvets, plushes and hatters' plush, values to $.')..")0, sale .. .. .. $1.93 RAINY SEASON IS BOUND TO COME All other shapes proportion ately reduced. Millinery Trimmings 25 Off Ml flowers, feather's, wings, plumes, velvets and silks, one-fourth off. Just a Few of the Bargains Dress Skirts $2.98 One full rack -18 Dress Skirts values are up to $12.50, sale price $2.95 One lot of Dress Skirts in a good quality serge, pocket trim, navy and black, real $5.r0 value, sale $3.98 Others at $4.98, $5.98, $6.98 and $8.95 Wash Dresses, Sale $1.69 One large tabic full of Wash Dresses, all sivos and a big line of colors, in ginghams and percales, real a allies up toL9X, on bale at . SI .69 I PiVfiv by m ttuig it (ioodri.h .niro.it at -ale prices. Uoml lidi R-iiiuoats arc all sti am uliiui'd and di ' the hea l- icht ilou upour ul ram, on sale at $4.98, $5.98, $9.85, $11.95 $12,85 up. :i,"). LidiV cMyliunrc lUnio, 19c v 4 25e Ladies' Fleece Lined Hose, Armor Plate 18c 75c Ladies CashmPre Hose on sale 48c 50c Ladies' Worsted Foot I lose 29c $1.25 and $1.10 Ladies' Silk Hose, in black, tan. white nml light Mm-, on sale 98c ! i t ? t T t ? T V r t t t ? T ? ? 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