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In Medford one day Inst week.
Mr. StrauM, tho now landlord of
the Vogto rnneh, arrived from Ion a,
with his family, Monday,
Wo arc glnd to welcome them into
our neighborhood nnd l.op they will
find everything ns imllsfaclory as our
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Now in ProopesslS
MKDFOrm MATT, TRffirtfR, WMOTlT), OJfKOON, WKDNKMUAV. VAUVUY 9, IDIf!
WILLAMETTE
SAMS VALLEY
RAMPAGE FLOODS
PORTLAND
DOCKS
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climate, which to thorn afforded a
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pleasant surprise, hating left thrtr
home In snow with tho tuormomoter
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Among those who visited Mcdford
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l'Ol.TUNl), Or, Frb. f. Hi-m
tit a rut i of an inch tin hour, Iho Wil
Inmi'ttp riur nt Portland will reach
a tKO of wventew fei-t nboro luw
wati'r mark tomorrow, and 17.fi foot
by Fridny, necortlinjr to a speelnl bul
letin iMiivd bv tho district wontlior
foreeantcr today.
At noon the river bore was n witl
iiiB torrent. Tluve Jo rafts and two
-aft of Ninall timbers moored in the
upiwr barlior wore torn from tlinir
mooring onrly today nnd wi-nt urasb
intc toward tbo Columbia. The rafts
contained about 1,000,000 feet of
lumber, valued at .VJfi.000.
Iho river at noon Iiiih readied the
lfi.fi foot ntnRc at Portland and tlie
lower floors of several dock were
inundated. The freshet promisos 10
bo the highest in soven years. In
November, lOOi), a sta;c of 2'J.Ii feel
was recorded.
Ituiu and Houtherly winds arc fore
easled for tonight and tomorrow.
Storm wnniiiifjs are flying nt the
mouth of the Columbia, on the Straits
of Juan do Kuea nnd nt 0 ray's Har
bor. The temperature today was
above ."0 decrees at Portland. Dnr-
Kiff the last twenty-four hours the
nver roe 1.8 teet at Albany, four
feet at Salem and 1.0 feet nt Oregon
City. Haiti fell throughout the valley.
FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
Mrs. Peyton spent a couple of dnys
with Iter daughter, Mrs. Dawson last
week. Mr. Peyton came after bor
nnd be too spent tho night there.
Nelson Nye started to tho valley
Monday after a load of supplies.
Dob Coffman and Oscar Illglnboth
am spent several days of last week at
T. 11. Illglnbothamn.
Mr. and Mrs. (Sub Dltswortb visited
tho lattor part of tho week with tho
Dltuworths of Cascade Gorge.
Hoy Vaughn visited friends In Per
sist Saturday and Sunday.
II. M. liowors cnino up Saturday to
look after bis cattle nt Hod Hlankct.
Elinor Dawson started to tho val
ley Sunday to bo gouo sevoral dnys.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllts spent Thurs
day nt T. II. Hlglnbothams.
William Moonoy canto homo Sunday.
It Is n mlstako about tho two cou
gars Lucius Klncnld Is reported to
have killed. Mo Just said ho killed
them.
Kd Halleulieck spent Saturday
nlRht vUltlnK Hart lllnlnbotliain.
Tho pooplo around I.nurolhurst mot
at tho school houso Saturday night
and elected officers for tho literary
society. Carl Richardson Is presi
dent, Mrs. Vinson, secretary, Karl
Peyton, troasuror nnd wo don't know
tho minor officos. Tho next meet
ing Is to bo hold Fob. 19. Question
for dobato nnnouncod lator.
Tho MIhoh Mlllau ntld Hopo Njo
fapettt Saturday night nt Krank Hits
worths and nttomlod literary society.
Knrl Pejton spont from Friday to
Sumlny at homo.
Mr. Potorson was visiting tho
schools nrotfnd bora last weok. IIo
visited Sunday night at Mr. Krs-
kino's.
Mrs. J. F. Dltswortb Is nlilo to bo
up nftar n month's alcknosfl.
Mrs. Mlllan Vinson returned to
lior homo Monday nttor a week's visit
at Peyton.
Friday wero V, A. Trosham, J. U
Itowo. II. I. Peton, W. W. Kdlngton.
W. C. Konney and wlfo and O. T,
Wilson and wlfo.
Otto of the heaviest rnlnfnlls of tho
year commenced Sunday nt 8 p. in
and fell stendlly until G n. m., filling
tho small streams to overflowing and
swelling the larger ones greater than
had been witnessed this year.
D. C. Wilson visited and attended
business In Mcdford a few days last
week.
Miss Hazel Mooro of Evans creek
Is nt present staying with her aunt,
Mrs. J. It. Cook, who has been qutto
III for several days.
Mrs. John Ulghnni and family of
Antloch wero visiting with Mr. nnd
Mrs. F. A. Myers Sunday.
Owing to tho bnd conditions of the
roads Mr. Moorclock had to discon
tinue his car and go back to IiIh
team which also made n chango In his
time.
Mrs. O. T. Wilson and children vis
ited several days last week with homo
folks In Tablo Hock.
The May Co.
Now that our stocks are complete, we launch our big 1916 Whito Sale
and you get the benefit of frosh, crisp, new stocks, for we've
waited for tho new arrivals, and we think you will be repaid for wait
ing when you see the dainty white materials we've assembled for the
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coming season s wear, ssomo ot tins inorciianciise was oougnt most six mom us ago, and could not be replaced today
Nevertheless, ou get the benefit of our early purchase.
HEMSTITCHED
PILLOW CASE 10c
About 10 'or 12 dozen of
these cases in the lot, well
worth 20c, regular size.
COTTON HUCK
TOWELS, 8c
xetici:
Precincts Mcdford North Main and
West Mcdford rcglstor now nt tho
MnllTrlbuno office.
AND STOP DANDRUFF
Try Tills! Your Hah- (Ms Wavy,
Glossy and Aliumlnut at.
Onco
Imvu Sooleiy,
Tho Iowa socloty will hold a bust
noes and social oronlng on Tiioaday,
Kohruary 15, at St. Mark's hall. All
Iowa puoplo nrn Invltod and urged to
attend. Hofroshments will be served
nnd a gonoral good time aseurod to
all.
Wliy Smoke Hit Cigars
When La fiondns aro only 10c.
Swamp-Root Stops
Serious Backache
When .our back aches, and jour
bladdor and kldnejs seom to be dls
ordorol, remember It Is naedloss to
uffor go to your nearost drug store J
nH But a bnttln of Dr. Kilmer's!
Sanii-Hoot. It Is a physician's pre
bcrlptlon for dlaousos of tho kidneys
and bladder.
It has stood the tost of years and
Gas a reputation for quickly and ef
fectively siring results In thousands
of cases.
This prescription was used by Dr.
Kilmer in bis private practice and uas
s) very effective that It has been
placed H sale everywhere. Gel a
bottle, SOe, and 1 at your nearest
umisU. Q
However, If ou wish first to test
this great preparation send tea seals
to Dr. Kllawr & Co.. (UUghamperi.
X. Y . for a umple bott When
writing bl sure and mention the
MedfATd Ore Mail fne Adv.
To bo possessed of n hcild of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous fluf
fy, wavy and freo from dandruff Is
merely n matter of using a llttlo Dan
dcrliie. It Is easy and Inexpensive to have
nlro, soft hnlr nnd lots of It. Just
get a 25-cont bottle of Knowlton's
Dnnderlnn now nil drug stores rcc
omtnond It apply a llttlo as directed
and within ton mlnutoa tboro will
bo an npoparanco of abundance
froshnoss, flufflnoea and an Inconi
parable gloss and lustre, and try as
will you cannot find n trace of dan
druff or falling hair; but your real
surprise will bo after about two
weeks' use, when you will see now
hair flno and downy nt first yes
but roally new hair sprouting out
all over your scalp Dandorlno Is, wo
bollevo, the only suro hair grower, de
stroyer of dandruff and euro for Itchy
scalp and it never fails to stop fall
ing hair at onco.
If you want to prove how prott'y
and soft your hair roally Is, moisten
a cloth with a llttlo Dandorlno and
carefully draw It through your hnlr
taking one small strum! at a tlmo.
Your hair will bo soft, glossy and
lu.au t If ul In just a few moments a
delightful surprise aw nits ovoryono
who trios this. Adv.
J DRINK HOT TEA
J FOR A BAD COLD
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(Jet a small HU'kng of Ilninl.iirg
Drrast Tea, or us tliu Orrinsn folks
call it, "Hamburger Ilrust 'I lire." at any
pharmacy. Take a lablespoontiil of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It la the mo.t
effect no nay to break a cold and cure
grip, ns it opens tho porei of the skin,
relieving congeitlon. Also loosen the
bowels, thus driving a cold from the
ystcin.
Try it the ncjt tlmo you suffer from
a rol.l or the grip. It Is inexpensive
and HiMrcly vegetable, therefore safo
and harmless.
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- living rooms, bedrooms and the like
I never sold less than loc yard.
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! LACE CURTAINS REDUCED
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The May Co.
at 20' c advance.
GREAT BIG TURKISH
TOWEL 19c
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
HANDK'FS 2y2c
WHITE KINDERGAR
TEN CLOTH 15c
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Regulation size, especially Hough t purposely for this Yes, and they come with During this white sale you &
good for rooming houses big whito sale, only a lim- any initial, good quality can save 20 on this cloth, &
and hotels, well worth 15e. ited quantity. white lawn, at two for 5$. nothing nicer for middies. A
FOR THE MAKING
OF UNDERWEAR
12 lo Nainsook 10
13c Nainsook 121jc
20c Nainsook 16
23c Nainsook 19p
.'Wc Nainsook 25
20c Underwear Cre)e
for 1G
13c Cambric 12'c
20c (fambric 10
12t.c Cusliu 11
10eMuslin 8V.&
13c AVhite Outing....l3d
12J.c Wliite Outing
for 11
10c AVhite Outing 9.
WHITE KID GLOVES ARE
INCLUDED
20 PIECES WHITE WAISTING JUST
UNPACKED, THE 35c AND 45c KIND
Some are Splash Voiles, others are Plain Voiles Short length, two-clasp, plain whito or
and Organdies, some with the flake, others have whilc with Wnck embroidery, all sizes,
the stripe, every pieee a new 1916 pattern, and ov- vlt 9I.0J
eryone included in this white sale f Q Loi,S lc"B Kitl Qlovc W-bulton, all
at UJj sizes, of the $4.00 grade, at ip3.29
'Trxiva.
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100 YARDS EMBROIDERY EDGES, LOOM ENDS, 4y2-YARD LENGHTS ONLY, AT LESS THAN ONE
HALF. NOT A BAD EDGE IN THE LOT, ALL HIGH-GRADE PIECES, DIVIDED IN FIVE BIG LOTS.
It's a remarkable saving for tho woman who has children to dress, for your dollars do doublo duty horo. Espe
cially good for the making of underwear.
lot 1
10c
LOT 2
12&c
LOT 3
15c
LOT 4
20c
LOT 5
25c
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1 1 1 1 1 1 i'i 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 11 1 1 11 1 i'ii 1 1 1 Mini 1 1 11
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ALL LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Reduced
This sale includes every garment in tho department,
consisting of Combinations, Chemise, Corset Covers,
Clowns, Envelope Combinations and Skirts; also a
good assortment of Children's and Misses Garments
are included.
$1.25 AND $1.35 GRADE TABLE LINEN
AT $1.05
An all-linen damask, full 72 inches wide and
if bought in the market today would cost
considerable more monev, comes in plain
CURTAIN SWISS lie
The kind you are accus
tomed to paying 15c for,
and worth it, JIG inches
wide.
COTTON BATTS 98c
COTTON TOWELING 5c
A good quality heavy twill
cloth, suitable for roller
use or tea toweling.
WHITE OILCLOTH 18c
During this white sale you
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ceiitor or satin stripe with deep border to A great bigbatt,)ut up 111 (an buy the best quality t
mittfli ro,ls' r,'n(1-v ,or UH(, our Ta,),c 0il 'o111 foi" this X
1 " ' WKiilnr $1.23 grade. price. ' Y
NAPKINS $1.50 GRADE TABLE LINEN $1.29
$...75 quality, to match $1.25 grade A full bleached all-linen cloth, two yards
Ihien, at $3.39 wide, conies in a handsome lot of patterns;
.$1.75 quality, to i.mtch $1.50 grade we also have napkins to match this cloth,
linen, at $4.25 we draw all our linens over $1 the yard.
3G-INOH WIDE SILK
LACES $1.15
The kind you pay $1.1.5 to
$1.50 for ,in a line range of
floral patterns, good for
waists.
CURTAIN SCRIM 9c
Comes 3(5 inches wide, in a good med
ium mesh and used a great deal for
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LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Sub ?&. and Stiflne away with
a mall bottle of old boneit
St. Jacobs Oil
When your haek u sore and lame
orMumbKo, iwiatiea or rheumatism lias
yo$ stiffened up, don't suffer ! fiet a
2$ cent bottle of old, ltunet "Kt
Jacobs Oil" at any drw store, pour a
little in jour band and rub it nylit
into th pain or a the, ami ly the time
ou count fifty, the aureneM aad latae-
nesa is gone.
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Take your choice of tho entire stock
at one-third less, stock includes bob-
GOWNS AT G9c, 98c
One lot of slip-over styles,
short sleeves, lace or em-
ROYAL WORCESTER, SPECIAL 221
"A Dollar Savod is a Dollar Earned"
And why not make a whole dollar today by
buying a 221 Special I You can actually
save a dollar or more. The style, the de
sign, the materials and the workmanship is
what is regularly embodied in models cost
ing two or three times the price, les med
ium skirt, curved waist and comfortable
bust, together with its perfection of fit and
style, assure correct lines.
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biui'tts, nottingham nets, scrims and length and size, made of soft Through special arrangement with the man
limsn long cloth; also one lot utacturers we are enabled to offer our pat
of sample gowns, high nock rons a limited qualtity while n 1 A
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fancy nets, allover or side trim pat-
RoilVOP:ER.
'Special'224.
terns ALL ONE-THIRD LESS. and long sleeves.
JAPANESE KIMONAS $2.48
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS
REDUCED
From the well-known Pendleton
Mills, made of pure flccco fine
combed wool, either pink or bluo
borders, silk trimmed ends, regu
lar $8, $8.50, $9 grade special
CREPE DE CHINE WAIST SERGES, BATISTES,
$1.98 HENRIETTAS
Made of good quality .Japanese Either long or short sleeves, high All whito wool goods, como in tho
oi' low collar, plaited or embroid- general reduction of this whito salo
crepe, ombroidored with tho bluo oi'i'd styles, can be worn with and all aro included, materials suit
any color skirt, and the only silk able for skirts, dresses or childron's
Htork, regular .Japanese design, that will stand hard wear. wear AT ONE-FOURTH LESS.
full length and a cloth that wil
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WHITE CREPE DE CHINE 98c
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BIG SAVING ON YOUR BED LINENS HOTELS and ROOMING HOUSES
SHOULD STOCK UP
SHEETS PILLOW CASES
GOo grade, white salo price 43 10c grade, white sale prieo
75c grade, white nlo price 6ity W& grade, Ayh it sale price
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.-)( grade, whitoQinW price 75 17, ., ,,..,,,, whit ni.i(...
1 $1.00 grade, white sale price 89 20c "grade, whito sale price
$1.25 grade, white sale price .. .$1.10 25c grade, white sale price ....
ALL MUSLINS, SHEETINGS AND TUBINGS REDUCED WP
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Don't stay erippled! Ibis toothing,
petttiratiag oil aeia to be UHAwiIy
omb. It tskiM tbe aeke and pain rlgbt
out of your bock and ends tie isiMry.
It macieal, yet abolutvl) barmfes.
anil ilnesn't burn the skin
Xiitl.mjj eW st..f. liiml.a.'.. n..alna
aii't Uluf I, k. uiisrv n pi .iii t Ij
EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN
NOTHING FOR MEN