PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRTRtTNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 191(5 t :i 3 Mbs5 : V ' 4 . TOCAL AND L' PERSONAL pf mm m C. B. Cop, nw suMrlntetil?nt In eliniK o of llonoliiirjt InillHii wteiicy af fair, and Chan. S. Mainline, of Hose hum, Ills assistant, werp Mcilfonl vls Iton Friday, returning from an auto mblle lor of tb UmatlllH ami Kltmatli affttirlea. Thwy struck torrid wsatbor In oolsrii Oregon anil ran Into a Know storm at Ukfrlew. Tln-y , retmrtfTOflita In good condition. .Mr. "' Hotillfnoil well known In MtilfonI, 1ml a aon-ln-law of IH? ltev. .Mr. IClHrlil, ferriwlr of Mwlford. Woilon Camera Shop for flrst-claaii 'kotlnlcvfinlslilrns and kodak mipNllw. AV Ck PaffmiUargor, of San Kran ohwo, )mH4Hl through Medford en rout te Portland. After a throe dan camping trip I" the Applegate eountry, Don Uiiiiywrd , mid Hob Field last night returned to Medford. A hronkfast you can afford and ho dollghtod with. Iliissnll's Cafo. Wlllkm Kinney and family of Lake rrook aiiontThiirmlny ovonlug In Mod-ford. AocurdliiK to h Inttor rmielvml hy hit futlior, Kurl Huhhnrd In locntod for tli lutrvast mm son noar Pilot Hook In oastoru Oregon. Do Voo glvoR trading stamps with ovotythlng dxoojit grooorloa. Mefiiboni of tlio flro rtopartmont aro ongMMml In overhauling the rhlef'a oar mo that, an one member of the dopartmant expreaaea It, "the old koat will bo ahlo to mako fifteen kii'jts an hour If you pimh her." 'Dim major portion of thn mom born of the I'aolflo Nuraeryineu'a usso cIhIIoii who liavo been attoudlng the convontluu here the htat three daya, lufl Friday morning. (lot your milk, oronm, huttor, okkb and buttormllk at I)e Vou'e. jCnrrylng a crow of seven road workers Court llnll loft Friday morn ing for Cm tor l.ako. Tlio nion will lieail dlreot for tho governmout camp. Mr. llnll will roturn tomorrow night. 0. MoDnnald nnd party atoppml off In Mndford Inst ulglrt on route from I'ortlaud for a tour of California. Typewriter pupor of nil klndx at Medford Printing Co. JuIIun Dorungai arrlvml from Aalu land, hut night. Ho Intend to lo ch(h permanently In .Medford. William T. Orlove. or .Jacksonville, BUM xeatefday., gftpruoou In Med fonl. , We make a tpoolnlty of plcnla parti. Itussell's Cafe. A aloud of awake, gray anil heavy drifting like a return of the aprlug aiiMida over the outskirts of Medford late yesterday afternoon, brought the rlllaens tu their doora to looate the fire. Aa It haitpMnmt It waa only the 8. P. erewa burulug I In mass along the right of way. Tho world't Kreateat cmupauIoa. Holmea. Tho luaurauon Man. Mm. II. 1,. Waller mud Mlaa Ituth Waltera, of Portland, ere taken to Ashland over the highway yesterday afternoon hy A. 8. Koeetibaum. -Mlaa Waltera waa an IntliiMlt friend of Mlaa Cherry Htarkey, cashier of the Aabhtnd 'tiding, who died autldeuly laat Tuesday, and waa on her way to attend the funeral. Pottage atantpe at I)e Voei. W. U. Orr, of Rugene, arrived In Medtard In hla ear Thuraday evening, lopping orf for a rlalt with hla moth er, Mrs. Mary l. Orr of Weat Main treat. Mt-e. Orr la en route to Klam ath Palla. After a abort stay In the Applegate valley. K. L. Sbamuaa aud (1. K. Mud-g-tt of Portland left laat night to try their luck at Dee creek. Why pay J for 10 aafety raior hladea. when Heath's lrug Store, op )Hatte Knah Hotel, for 30 eenta makoa IS of your bladea aa good aa new. KO A member of tho local Japanese colouy. K. Morlmoto left yesterday afternoon for Portsmouth, New Hampshire. L M. Brown, who stopped iu Med ford for a abort visit with J. 8. Flem ing, left yesterday afternoon. Try a King Spits elgar and on- oeurage how Induatry. tf On almost wwy train passing to the north through Medford are sol diers and Jaekles, who have been apeudlu their furlouah In San Fran elaeo. and at tbe prespeut of trouble vltk Mexico are rusbing bark to their aompantes. A party of four were on til five twent) esterday. . Uibr wllksbak at V Vo. Planning to siieud ten or twelve days on a motor trip to Portland and up, the Columbia highway. Mr. and Mrs. Orris Crawford will louve about Joly 4. Baths. IS. Hotel Holland. Cbarlee Smith of Merlin Is spend law the day In Medford ou buslucMH Oat tails ird ears, too down and IIS a Month. Mlaa Irene McKllllgan teiurued laat night from a six monih'H u in Klamath Fall. Batteraillk le gal. at Do Voea. K. Flunsy is In for the da from Jarksoavllle. See Dave Wood about that fire In- sm.iii.e .olU-y Office Mall TiHuii UldK rr and Srra. Hoy I'lrich and chil dren nre In front Jacksonvlllo shop ping. Sjnoko a King Spitz clgnr, Go. Thoy aro homo-made. ISd Holt Of Cold Hill is In Medford on bunlnestt. .lanipa Orlove of Pnmpoot la In Medford on bualuoaa. Don't you think It k a mistake, to pay t for 10 aafety rasor bladei, when Huath's Drug Store, opposite Naah Hotel, makes 10 old hlados aa good as new for sGc. SO tlrant Pass men In Medford yes terday as witness In the suit of tho Grants Pass Hardware Co., vm. Klluo Curry, Inrlmled ('. A. Wluotrout, IU. U. Cobiirn, n. W. Wlnetroiit, O. F. Hraegnr, and K. H. llalalger. A. S. Iloyor was also In from ltogue river a a witness for the defsndaut. The Loyalty Circle of tho M. I ohurch will have home baking for sale at tlio Public Market Saturday. .T. W. Downs of Willows, Cul.. Is In Medford on business aud will prob ably remain for tho summer. Whipping cronm nt DoVoo'n. flaturdny afternoon at 2: Hi tho Page managment hna consoutod to give a mndnei' for children. Tho Huwallan musical program will bo given, rImo a Kirystonn comedy and a flvo-reol drama, "Jowol," which will bo imperially Intorostlng to children. Mra. M. A. Tunnel loft this morn ing for Ulrmlnghnm, Ala. She will roturn In about two weeks, bringing the little daughter of Mrs. HI nek, who Is employed as stenographer In the office "' Attorney ICvnn lteamea. Do Voe buys boor bottloa, Alfred U. Fluid, president of tjut Field Process Smelter Kiiinea.Co., returned yesterday evening from tho Dine I.edge dlitrlot, which u0 vfsltod In the Interests of his company. Phono your drug store wants to Heath's Drug store and notice the prompt delivery service. 80 Colonel II. II. KarMunt or Jackson ville was In town today on business. Mlsa Hess Kentncr, a teacher In the Medford High School loft Mils morning for Ilerkeloy where she will attend tho Hummer school Hoeelon or tho Unlvertdty of California. IKrom $r,000 to $10,000 to loan on nl security. J. II. Andrews, St 10 Ouruett -Corey Htilldlug. SI Mrs. Hoy Kolxur left for Sacra mento yesterday afternoon to Join her husband. Mr. KnUur leH some two weeks a no. J. M. ICIIIott oxpnots to move to tho Willamette valley next week. "Window and rtoor sqioonH, garden furulturcu Paolflo Furn. ft Fix, Pno tory. J. h. Hobertsnn Is In town today on business, C. .1. Fry of the Hlue Ledge Is In Medford today ou business. Hig dance this, Saturday evening at the Pavilion In Child Hill. Come and enjoy yourself. Fine evening, nice crowd, good music, splendid roitdx Hetter attend Hatimlay. (Captain Charlea T. Hoyd .who was slain In tle battle between Americana and Mexicans at Cnrrlsal was an old friend or Proeeouter US. U. Kelly, who knew him In tho Philippines. He was a remarkably fine offlcea, state Mr. Kelly. i lluttermllk 8e quart at l)e Vooa. The United States Navy will be represented In .Medford beglnulim about July 10, IK 10. On Mond.n, June 3, m. tho commending of ricer or the naval reserve dlstrlit .f Oregon, l.ieutenaul John II. Iliac burn. V. S. Navy, will b in the i-n for the purpose of looking for or flees. It Is Lieutenant Hmekburn'b policy tu acquaint millions of com munities with facts concerning our navy from a material as well as per sonal staudpolut. Tbe Chamber of Commerce or Portland and the Ro tary Club of tbe saw city as h all as other organisations, have taken au vantago of Lieutenant Hbukburu s policy and the lulereHt of Portland .n hie navy has materially Increased Iu the laat fen mouths. For rent. 2-room rurnlshed hou C. A. DeVoe A party or California men motored over rrom Hornbrook to spend the day In Medford. Thoso In the party aro Manuel J. Perry. San Leandro; BmJJX tf'l.T. F. Krago, Yroka; J. P. Soares and Frank Sllra, botli of Hornbrook. Dr. Klohaesener will bo at Hotel Nxsh overy Wednesday. Hours Tor consultation 10 to 8. L. Uerrman, traveling freight agent or the C. II. A Q. railroad Is In Medford today, having motored down from Grants Pass. Frank Coleman, tho speedy left fielder of the lcal team, stepped In a tent hole left unfilled by the circus and tore the tendons loouc nt bis right mikln last night. The accident occurred while Coleman was running to catch a high fly. Although be he had to hop along on one foot, Coleman managed to get under tho hall and received a round from the team for his grit. Coleman will lie out or the game for a mouth' or more. In next Sunday's game with Cold Hill his place will be taken by Hill Mcln tyre, the new recruit rrom Slsson, who will arrive this afternoon. After disposing nt a largo lot or cattle to Medrsrd butchers, I. V. Fraloy lert this morning for his ranch at Plneburst. S. I). Williams, of the Regno Klver Orchard Co.. Merlin Oregon, Is In Mndford today ou bualnoas. Dewey Acre or Hornbrook Is spend ing n row days In Medford. f. II. McLeod of uppor Hoguo River Is In town today. Paul H. Op'dyko of uppor Rogue Klvor Is In town today. T. Collins and Peto Wilson came up froin-Aaliland on business today. 1,; If. Hopkins Is In town rrom Cen tral Point. .Mrs. M. O. imrber and her tliother, Mrs. H. X. Oshdrna returned this utornlng from a short visit to Los Angeles. Irvlu T. Ilebb or Central Point Is In town this afternoon. ttl. M. (larrntt, a prominent stock man or Lnko Creek loft yesterday afternoon for his ranch, after a short business visit to M ml ford. H. K. linker, who resided In Med ford last summer. Is In town ou business today from Portland. Miss Sadie lacy will make her debut ns n soloist next Sunday even lug In the Song Servlco, to bo held nt tho First Methodist Church. The full program for tho service will be announced tomorrow. Mrs. IC. It. Seeley left today for a Short visit In Scott.' Valley. Tho Wewks-.McC.owun joi, have In stalled u new Kissel Kar delivery truck. The well driven by Frank Owen at his residence on SUklvou HclirhK has developed a How or 11. mm na Ioiik ik da nt a depth of lso f.ct a t t t ? ? t T ? T t f y ? ? T ? ? V ? ? T v t ? f T t r t f ? T T T ? A Showing of Hot Weather Merchandise i Worthy of Your Consideration .-. ALL AT MOST TEMPTING PRICES THE BIG SALE PRICES STILL PREVAIL Throughout the Store Wash Dresses For Hip Fourth of July, all specially priced. One lot of Wash Dresses, values to $7.50, special, at S3.98 One lot of AVasli Dresses, values to $10, special $5.S9 Extra Special Sale on COATS $9.98 Your clmieo J'roin about .'0 of the newest Spring Coats, real values to f KI.no, special $9.98 FURNISHINGS . At Cut Prices W r'Mili Extra Special For Saturday 70 Trinnned J hits, many of these are .Pattern fj Hats in all the newest l colorings, shapes are ' mostly small, real values to $10, extra special at $2.98 See our window display UNTRIM'D SHAPES' Special $1.98 One big table full of Untriimned Shapes in Milan heinns. lizerae. braids, etc., real values to $0, special $1.98 CHILDREN'S LINGERIE HATS Spocial 98c About two dozen Chil dren's Lingerie I Tats in embroidery, lace, braid, ribbon and flower trim, values to $.'.."50, special at 9S Jack Tar Middies All at Special Prices These Middies ;tre so fjr su perior to the usual run of .Middies see them, wear them and you will have no other. $1.25 ami $1.50 Middies 98 $1.50 Jack Tar Middies Tor 91.19 $1.75 mid $2 Middies..$l.19 $2.25 Middies $1.89 SWEATERS Specially priced. A Sweater for these cool evenings and mornings. Values to $().50....$3.9S Values to $.'.50 and $!, now $2.69 I & i t f f f y y y y y y f (Joe Union Suits 4S 75e Union Suits 59 25c Ladies' Black Ar mor Plate Hose 19 50c Ladies' Black Ar mor Plate Hose 29 Hose of Luxite in black and white 50 For that Outing Trip Khaki Skirts, Dresses, Middies and Coats Tremendous Reductions on All Suits SUITS $19.98 Your choice from our entire stock of Silk and Wool Suits, Style Craft models, real val ues to $-17.50, now $19.98 SUITS $14.98 One full rack to choose from, many of these are appropriate for fall wear, and you know suits are going to be high er; values to $35, $11.98 SUITS $9.98 About 20 Suite to choose from on this rack, most of them are plain tailored styles, always good, spe cial .' $9.9S rM AUTO VEILS G9c flood quality Chiffon Auto Veils, in a big line of colors, , spc;ial....69 $1.20 Crepe flowns 9S Silk f I loves, two-button, for '14$ 10-Button Silk Clloves for .- 9S 12-Button Silk Gloves for S9 r SILK DRESSES Your opportunity to choose a handsome Silk Dress from the entire stock, values to $10.00, now . . . $22.89 f y y t y y y y f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y ! 2 19 TOO LATE TO CLASSIPY uiorrait- WANTKIK -Yuubk uitw In tll establUhuuut. Must be good writer, ttmi wllliux to work. Htat g anil lv rrcrU('t. Altlrs N. A. K . Ua. Mall Trlbuns. M Today And A; Oeneraiion Hence Tlio llr.lit of tlmo nnkM us think of tlio future 'llio laty of today rcdects v it gTCatno! nny lo niulrot wit on Iki r;r" up. Anil nny nilu.iHM Hint lirmiM riln'f to tlm ciHclant inutiicr Li tlio drst unit er 'tot of oblU it!on. Iln'to Is a il'iiiIJ r-nitsly know ii ii it "MiillHt' Tu. ".I III it lim Ik'i'ii ii tkifiyuaril, A lu'll I'll ihil l lllu- ciHf, to a lnit of uxhiuii. pilU. vter Hull)- tu llu- inn-Mii tin V IkVOlm nli inf. IUj- trvtiii wllltout iiixlau ihiiii, lluro i mi nlMHifw of illlrii, tl iK4k'4 tiro M.tiu-.t l)- takluK iiHuV IU- Imrilcn i( K'UWiitf all to ftuA. iiulur.il iiin.Mliuui. TUro U In ' WuliHr'i PrUml" tlio Ulreit Mil ImmiMlliiU Ift'llt tli.it nil rxiMH'Unt niollt. uni rulr, I'mhI by IMr emu luin.l, nul.li' i U' IMr own miniU, Uwy lrii at 011.0 tlM lils it relief from Httirulnc kkm ii'ult. Ins ffMM iiimIuk (trwk'btac. Ttiev trl. nou iliQIy chIiii mmI HltrMlf ntti. It i Inject Mulbrr's 1'tWud." (Wt u Mtlo tmliv i'f ' tlrugslt. TttMi HN) NmtllMil IttuUtoi Co.. 110 iJtuMr RW., AtkMtta, ('... for 0114 i tbo nuut ntsiUJuliic uu.1 Hlmtll llliloi l.wki rir (irsswitoa. It is with rlliu Jur. Announcement Extraordinary II Hiss USUI ! 1 III !! n 1 mum 'WHMiKKirtn iiiwni 1 nrmnmmwuma II rkUfll" 1 1 1" nsil IIIIBII IIS'liliil imM 'W iwnii imni in m PAGE Home of the BIG SHOWS lUINlvjiil VAUDEVILLE and PHOTOPLAYS A Ring for Mother M Formerly of the Panama-Pacific Exposition SINGERS and DANGERS PLAYERS and SOLOISTS WANTKH Young iitarrM bmu. tMeAtly (MMltlott. Must be bU to Imutllo heavy bt hiu! uudrsttua Itorsws. Olvp rrrates aud iUc last puiploywl. Address Mr. 11 . 'Vtail Tribuus. l WANTKIV-Oirl for cookiug ami Koiicrul housowork. Or. 8aladt. tiitii Ouks st l 1 rr ai 11 mi TWO TRIPS DAILY UKrWfciKS - MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT S 11 Hamuli's auto Mil Iy Ki!l I'otut at S A M and t l M Uttll), omi'iH SuiuIhv . I.iwt Medford A. M. aud & I' M Will cull for tMUHttsmoni at hotuls In Uxiiurd and iiotflu and buollivbs Uou.Hi'j iu ICjkIo I'olnl I'HOM ,t'J! tu a-.i. K m W WliF from Jt.'ilib . ill, Ilk.' Ii, 1 Itiow iiion prvcioui Hlih .iki' Your s(H'(li(.iii wou't lui'aK .in t'OBSKcnun! stMlod ami 111.11 m A villli 11 Hodd) lltiimoiiil PRINCESS KE ALOHA In KYiiiii-il V.r.siwn f mi, DANCIMJ. DAVID NAKEA The Sweet-Toned Hawaiian Tenor. Hawaii's Foremost Masters of the Steel Guitar SINGING -:- DANCING -:- COMEDY Martin J. Reddy '1'Im .IowoUt. HlHIM Of (lMllt). Vltillora AliMijt. Wflionu'. 4 BE SURE TO SEE Th. Must lVnutiful Pluitoplay 'JEWEL" gsra ALL (g) Suits (E) to onotn S2!) up AIo Craning. PftJ$)ja and Altritliia 128 E, Alftv ISPSTinS Also FORD STERLING in the Keystone Comedy "HIS PRIDE AND SHAME" ADVLTS 25c CmLTHN He Special Children's Hdtinco Saturday, Children 5c 4 j