Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 17, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'Htumr-.'r.'imz B&aE&BFG WTTOI-: M PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FKJDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1915 hrmmwm If n 'B I OCAL AND J PERSONAL - '.. l-M"l''"l"--t.H ..fli A. n. BallriK, formerly of Motlfonl, now of Arizona, in spondtnR n fow days In (ho city looking after luminous Interests. J to 'Will nhortly return to Arizona, Weston dnnicr'n Bnop for first clnss Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. William VftWlor lias returned for Iho Christmas holidays from Horkc loy, whoro lib In nttending tlm univer sity. Dcnnison's complrto llnr, stinkers, friRH, cards, hells, Xmns napkins and crone puiier, candlo shadow, etc. Mod ford Hook Storo. W. I. Vrtwter, who has upon sor lously 111, is reported ns huttrr this morning. Closing out salo Jewelry liext I'. 0. at Misses Mho) l'nlnifir mid (leno vlove llitll of (limits Pass attended tlio Chrlstlun Sclunco lecturo Thurs day evening. All tho latost sheet music nt Ho per copy. Music not carried In stock will ho ordered for you at Ilnlo'e Piano Houso, 0. h. Cole, of (Irnnts Pass, visited Medford Thursday. Insist on ftunklst oranges nt pro ccrs. 3 1 Allfij Mario Fnllln, of Clrants Pass, was a Medford visitor Thursday. Tho Christian Solemn cards and hooks wo carry aro the host wo huvo hcen nlilo to get. Medford Hook Store. No (race has lieeu found of It. I.. Dlshrow, the nged hoiiiosteador of Havago Jlaplds, who has heon missing since Monday, when ho left to hunt for rntllo (n tho hills. As ho was siih pc( (o heart trouhto It Is feared ho was ovorcomo and has fallen In tho heavy hrush. For watch worii tnot oatlsflos, Johnson tho Jeweler. 220 Dontlsts from (Irants Pass at the Dental Association meeting In Med ford Thursday Included Doctors Flanegnn, Macy, Hlllott, Walker and Dlinmlck. Closing out snlo of Jowolry next P. O. Hall Hamilton of (Iranln Pnss nt tended tho dental meeting nt Medford Thursday. When bettor insurance Is sold Holmos, The Insurance Man wilt sell It. Karl Tumy has returned from u three days' surveying trip at his Luko creek ranch. Fonts (Irooery rompany nro selling 100 pounds of good potatoes for $1.40; roasted peanuts, 2 pounds for 25 coiiIh. Tho MIhbph Sutnnno and Mary Homes, whose firm homo Is ncur Ashland, wore among tho largo dole gatlon of upper vnlloy people who attended the Christian 8olan.ru lec turo at tho Page theater last night. Chocolate croams, caramols,. chips, peanuts, etc., only 30o a lb. at Do Voo'a. Know fell for a few moments uhout 10 o'clock last night, hut It melted as rapidly ns It dropped. Closing out sale of Jewelry next P. O. II. II. Cady, who secured the evi dence on which tho Will II. Wilson storo burglar was arrested hoiiiu days ago nnd held to Iho grand Jury, re covered another watch this morning, that had heeu stolen and sold. He traced It to the third ownor since It left tho burglar's hands. I.lttle hy little ho Is getting much of the stolen merchaudUu buck oven (o the collar buttons. Strictly froah eggs at 4 Oo per dozen at the Dairy Saturday, Wi Hunt Main Street. Phone 181. Douhlu S. & II. Oreen stamps. Charley Scofleld, of the upper end of tho valley, Is In Medford today on business connected with springs de velopment In his district. Ordor your Christmas enndlos early. We will make them for you. MOHNdo & Co. m Jerry Martin who went to South Daktota three jears ao to msko liU fortune Ht wheat vhIhIuk. did veil last yonr l reemm of war priees and a good yield; but he returned etr day to this elly and will reuialn In Hoguo rivor valley. At what point he will losnte he has not yet tUir mined, but he wi he allien hu liwiltli more highly than a bankroll See Dave Wood about thai fir In surance policy Office Mall Tribune nidg. MYfl. Alexander Mills, of HorUolo . oAjIfornla. Is suiting with friends In this valley fer a wk Shy will au from here to Salt Lakp city for week, nud from tlmm to Outwit, Michigan. Closing out sale of Jewelry next P. A seven pound boy waa Itoru to Mr. and Mrs II 1) Howard on lat Johnson ntre-t, Dm-emlier IT. Display of fancy Xiuas rnkea and candles Id Mi Hrlile'n windows Sat Mr dn' well worth Mtting. (J,: liodtliroyd. of HeattU. la a vial- lor li't city and virion tkla wfc. Pll'oho 100 for Hall To' On. Cm try pcfvlcff onli. Ileaaix M nglMi largo1 coinforialllo nra. .1. h. Standefrr, n business man of Portland, Is a Medford visitor today. J. O. Corking, tno best all nround photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable Negatives made nny tvhofo, tlmo or placo. , Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-.T., V. J. Hold and T. U. Lewis Iff C'eii tral Point, are doing business In Ibis city today. Hot lunches at tho Poppery. 235 Display of fancy Xmas cakes and candles In McHilde's windows Satur day well worth seeing. Miko Hnnley's Hose pear trees In his orchard on l.ltllo Unite creek nbovo Lakn Creek, Ipm than fifty In number, yielded $700 worth of pears this year. Theie nre 100 trees In tho orchard, hut less than half yielded any crop. The oreliatd Is Irrigated. Fresh ronsted peanuts at Do Voo's. Owing to the use of the hall for other purposes, tho Saturday club dances of tlio Seventh company will he postponed Until further notice. It Is expected that the series will be re sumed after the holidays. Dolled ham nnd nacon at DoVoo's Daisy Putter 33c por lb. Double S, K-. II. Creon Stumps Saturday ut Tho Dairy, .'122 Kast Main. Phono HI. Thomas J Hinds, who is Interest ing hlmsolf In the work of boys' clubs throughout the country, reports that the enthusiasm In the rural districts over this practical fad promlsex ex cellent results. Special prices on engraved cards, new nnd from old plates. !or n fow days nt tho Medford Printing Co. A "Pacific Cedar Chest" for Xmas. An Idoal gift. Mis. Minnie McKee, of Seven OakH, who recently returned from San Frnnelsco, was a Medford visitor Fri day, Do Voe buys beer bottles Your wife would appreciate ns a gift n Vacmim Clonner that Paul's Kleclrlc Store Is selling on easy pay ments. 230 Mrs. AVIIIIam Cottorell of tho Meadows recently shot a largo lynx that measures four feet in length, Tho shooting occurred In the Cotter ell yard, which the lynx had Invaded for poultry. Try ond of thabt big lea cold 6 cent milkshakes nt Do Voo's. Wo have 70 different kinds of chocolates our own make, for you to chooso from for your Xmas boxes. MelJrldo A Co. 232 Only 150 voters had registered up to last evening nt 7 o'clock. There'll I bo mi election noxt month, "If tho volors nro Indifferent nnd tho re sults nro so unsatisfactory, who will bo to blame?" queried an onlooker, Smoko King Spitz nnd Pnntola, two best Cc clgnrs on mnrkot. (f J'roducers Fruit Co., me selling some largo sited Kxtra Fancy Yellow Nowtowns. A box will make u very suitable gift. 231 C, !:. I.afferty, of the Dmpn.ua val ley, Is a visitor In Medford and Cen tral Point this week on business con nected with next year's hog harvest In this valley. Suuklst oranges nro tho sweetest. at Pierce, tho Florist, will have an ex ceptionally good lino of Christ mas potted and cut flowois. Order now, 230 Mrs. Irene Taylor will leave for San Francisco this afternoon. All tho latest sheet music nt He per copy. Music not carried In slock will bo ordored for yon nt Halo's Piano Houso. Iluy Medford nmflo enndy nt the Hhasta. Mrs. Myra Owens will leave lonior. row for her homo In St. Joe, Missouri, after a visit of many mouths with n daughter In the (Irlffln creek district. Remember the Cold Medal contest tonight at K o'clock, St. Mark's Hall. A flue program Admission I Tie Closing out sale of Jewelry next P. O. TOO UITK TO CKVSSirV. LOST About two weeks ago, F.ng liah Setter pup, white and brown, very spotted unsn nud head; lib eral reward for return to 2X5 So. Htvorsldo. 232 FOR 8I.K Tenia of mules, weight Don in oath, ti ear olds $22'i O. C IIokkm Madam Davenport Clafivoyant and Palmist CardjReading 1 linn's: 10a. in. to!) . m. .Mmlaiiir Davenport, tho gift ed iiii'iliuiu, is now loeated in the Colonial Apartments. She gives startling proof of her strange and wonderful power, (lives advice on hns inosM mat tii-s, love, health and faimlv a flail's, tolls if tin one von lovo its true or falno, what pari of (ho coun try is luckiest to you, unci whm to do to Ih' rtuc'oossful in life. tfHtinfaction or jui C&IUfOft. A. K. Kennies has returned from P K Santry, of Applegate, a new it two weeks trip to Portland nnd Los ' comer In Southern Oregon, Is doing Angeles. business In Medford today. Mr. San dflies sells Ford pars', f 200 down Atid $25 n month. 230 Drs, A. It. and Louise Hedges, chi ropractic physicians, Stewart build ing, 235 Rdnt Main St. Thomas Lelthe, of Pasco, Wash ington, Is a Medford visitor today. Klectrlc gifts at Paul's- Hleclrle Store. 230 The Sugar Howl Iiiih sold most of tlmt ton of cflndy they udvertlsed for 10c n lb last Saturday and are busy day and night inuMng more. Not In tho combine. 231 Automobile di Ivors' now licenses are in and If (hey do not procure . them by (he first of January the i will probably have trouble, for local authorities have no latitude In the matter. Mrs. Leach, Ahdo-Support Harcley surgical corset. 320 N. Hartlett. ' Do Voo dollvcrs tho Orogonlan to you every day for 7fc a month, l'lnfo Throckmorton of Applognte Is doing business In this city today. Insure your nuto In the Alllanco ngalnst theft, flro. O. Y. Tengwnld. Chief tllttson enabled n Hugone Jowelor to recover two gold watches that had been stolen lecently nnd hawked In this city. The lad who pawned them hero registered from tfugeno, That gave the chief a clue. lie wired the KiiRonn authorities with the result thnl the watches were recovered. Tho boy subsequently went back to Kugone and was arrest ed while trying to rob n house. He was sent to tho reform school. Carpentering nnd snop work, nil kinds. C. K. Collins, 31 N. Hartlett. 238 ('. M. Thomas and wife were Med ford vlsltom yesterday evening. Hot Tnmnlcs nt tho Hhnsta J. h. Werlo has roturned from n six week's trip Into Arizona Butternut hreod nt Dp Vne'. Frnost Webb nnd wife of Centrnl Point did business In this city today. Do jour Christmas shopping nt Paul's Klectrlc Store tomorrow (Sat urday.) 230 Home mntlo tafrv nt De Voo's 1 - M i I f ' k- r.t .- : tCr ' UJ Wis I .? s J vA i L.'i v Wh. s : t- Jt-. v"i 'i. iih. I. : i' Only Six Mo Pre-Holiday Sale of Furs This Halo eonms just nt a time when it will ho appreciated most hy the giver of a hand some Pur for a Xmas present. 8.o0 Conov Set, collar ami muff 9(5.98 .$17.00 Kivor .Mink Sets i:;.95 2:i.r0 Pointed Wolf Sols $18.95 $"n.f)0 Hussian Wolf Sets . .. 92-1.75 sftlS.nO Urge Dhio (loat Set. $1-1.75 Conev Muffs at 9.5.9S, $1.50, $5.98 .oO'Kussian Mink Muffs. . $5.98 $10.00 Wiver Mink .Muffs. $S.95 $12.W) Hivor Mink .Muffs . $9.S5 $18..".0 Dlaek Marten -Muff $11.75 WoO .lap Mink Muffs. . $19.85 Separate Muffs up to $15.00 IU.no Jap .Mink Sets $29.50 87.f0 .lap Mink Sets .$09.50 This is only a very small portion of furs carried in stock. An immense assortment to 'house from. Also a fine showing of Chil dren's Kurs. m fo bh.0 try Is so pleased with having located In this section of tho coast that ho has sent everything uvnllabfo In the Hue of literature concerning this re- glon to 7! personal friends of his In five different states since his arrival here, six months ago. Uood dry wood $1.0 per tier on ground. K. F. Montgomery', CI 9 S, Klvcrsido. 221 All the: latest sheet music nt 5c per copy. Music not carried In stock will be oidered for yon nt Hale's Plnno House. FORWI WSI1INT.T0N, Dee. 17. -Mrs. Frances II. Snyre, President Wilson's daughter, renched here today from Wllllamstown, Mas!., to attend tho wedding or tho president (o Mrs. Hdlth (lull tomorrow night. Mrs, Anne Howe, tho president's sister nnd Mrs. Anne Cochran, his niece, ere expected at the white house late today. NUW YOKIC. Doc. 17. Kolfc Holl Ing, brother of Mrs. Kdlth I). Halt and his wife arrived here today from Panama en route to Washington, where they will utloned the wedding of President Wilson nnd Mrs, finlt. Mr. Polling Is In the banking bust neHs in Panama City. DIED Itobert A. Donoldson died nt the hospital In this city jestorday nfter having arrived horo from Stockton, California, only two duys before. Ho cumo to look oVor the valley for In formation ns to Its general charac ter Day beforo yesterday ho went to the hospital for treatment for kid ney trouble. Attendants wero sur prised nt Ills becoming severely 111 Suddenly, his death occurring 21 5SSTO w viml JZ ..ILiKT LmKiw aRs, t w WW ,L!W4iH feaH. -vt ih IV 1K sfll fr S re Shopping Days Until Christmas hours Inter. Communication with his people n't Stockton will determine what disposition shall be made of tho remain. s Deceased wns 01 jenrsold. Mrs. fcdwnrd Perry died this morn ing nt S o'clock at the residence of' her daughter. Mrs, S. Melanle lifer-1 bert, 1013 South Oakdnle ftVenuc. She wnn horn on October 27, 1835, In Montreal, Canada. She Is mirvh eit by her husband, Mr, Kdward Perry of this city, and seven sons mid one daughter. Her husband, son Frnnk Perry, nnd daughter, Mrs. Herbert, were nt her, bed sldo when she died. The funeral , will bo rit 9:45 a. m. on Sunday the I loth Inst. Services will he at the! Catholic church nt 10 n. m. Ttachel N. Daley, aged 7S, died nt I tho family homo nt Kaglo Point. De cember 10, Infirmities of age being the direct cause of death, Deceased was one of the pioneers of Jackson county, having located hero In 1872, after a residence of eight years In Linn coilnty, She was well known and greatly respected by the old-time residents of this val ley, ninny of whom survive her. Deceased la survived by n husband, A. J. Dnley, and three children, Mrs. Kosctta Potter of Ashland: C. W. Daley of Kngle Point, and J. H. Daley of Medford. Funeral services will bo held at tho gravo In Dngle Point cemetery Saturday nt 1 o'clock In tho nftcr noon. Hal Raymond Darr died nt Salem, Oregon, December J5, aged 22 years. Deceased, who was a nnllvo of Illi nois, had lived In Medford six years. A mother, two brothers nnd one sis tor survive him. Funeral services were held nt Pearl undertaking parlors at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Burial was mndo In tho Odd Fellows' comolery. ATTENTION A. I- A. M. A Regular communication nnd election of officers Friday evening, Dec. 17th, 1915. A. N. HILDKHKAND, Sec. 118 Let ThisJBe Your Shopping Place. We're Sure Nothing is More Ap preciated than Useful Gifts. Select from these. Many more not listed. Gloves for Gifts Our slock of Kid (Moves is complete. Such well-known brands as Dent's, Conlemori, Lucas & Kennedy and a full lino of Niagara Maid Silk (Moves. These can all he put up in individual boxes if desired, and luake a most appropriate gift, and if the size shouldn't happen to be right wo gladly ex change a ft or tho holidavs. a-MiiHon Kid (Moves at $1.25 and $1.75 Long Kid (Moves at $2.98 and $4.00 UMBRELLAS FOR GIFTS Just in from Xovy York, the new short han dle Umbrella, which would make a verv nice gi ft. Umbrellas. $1.00 to $6.50 SILK HOSE FOR GIFTS Several now styles have .just eomo in by ox press, making this assortment most com plete priced, 50, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 up to $5.00 TAILORED SUIT SALE ONE-HALF PRICE ' This would make a verv appropriate gift, regular prices sjUS.oO to .f 15.00 now $9.25 to $22.50 CHARACTER DOLLS Makes no difference how many dolls the girl has you ask her what she wants, a doll, and she will be more than pleased to get one of those Character Dutch Dolls, Si. 25 to S7.50 Tapooses 29 and 39 Other Character Dolls 29 to $2.25 1 1 I Broom and Shoe Sale S i ' ' ". - ; TOMORROW AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M. we will sell a lot of house brooms at 10 cents each-one broom to a cus tomer. No brooms sold to children. BETWEEN 9 AND 10 o'clock we will sell Black and Tan sox at 5c-4im-fred five'pairs to a customer. Big, heavy work shoes, $1.49. Boys' underwear at 10c. Wool sox, 10c. A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT but some people have to have a brick house fall on them before they will sit up and take notice. We don't have the time to make a two or three hour argument, but we have quoted a few prices which we don't think can be beaten in the United States. It's up to you. Will H. Wilson - 126 N. Front St. Silk most appropriate j re Pheso aro specially v'd lor pro-holiday sale. Handsome Tub Silk Waists, the better qual ity and make, at .$2.98 Crepe de Chine Waists, in handsome qualitvand many stylos to clioo.so from, values to .fb'.OO, sale $-1.15 Handsome Now Plaid Waists a lid Plaid and Georgette Combinations, values to $7."j0, sah SILK PETTICOATS FOR XMAS GIFTS These eomo in .Jersey tops with taffeta flounce or uiessaliue flounce, all taffeta or all messalino, in all the wanted colors, spe cially priced at $2.98, $3.19 and $-1.98 HANDKERCHIEFS FOR GIFTS Verv fine Sheer Handkerchiefs, with em broidered corners, real li.le values. . .19b Others at 15, 20, 25 35? up Madera lnil. Handkerchiefs, .'! in a box, special at, per box $1.00 Other Hoxed Handkerchiefs at 25f 50, 75e up to $2.25 MILLINERY SALE ONE-HALF PRICE All Trimmed and Uni rimmed Hats at one half price. Waists gift. prio- $5.-15 i J