Medford mail tribune., August 01, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

MEDFOTCTJ HTKTTj TRTHUNT!!, ftTJEflOff. TTT.DAY. AffiFflT 1. lO'lo"
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
A. fi. Bishop Is a business visitor
from UaKle Point today.
Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Tou Vclle of
KaKle Point are BpendiiiK the day In
Medford. i
Siskiyou or Colestln water, lac
bottle at De Voe's; 6c deposit on
bottle. ,
Mr. anil Mrs. Chin Nichols of
Itrownsboro are In Medford today.
ai. C. llonney left for The linllos
.Monday lining cnlled by the death
there of his father, C. It. llonney,
Sunday.'
Baths 25c. Hotel Holland.
Corltiii KdRell and lluslln Cnrbin
of lOagln Point aro in Medford on
business today,
Cray's place for cigars, to
liaccoes, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels re
turned Monday night in their car
from Portland. , ...
Lunch goods at Do Voe's.
IF. T. Lydlard of San Francisco Is
spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Th9 world's greatest companies.
Tlolmes, The Insurance Man.
Cordon Hull of Portland Is In
Medford on business.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
1). C. Lewis will return Wednes
day, morning from Portland, where
he,h,UH spent the past three weeks.
Best Icecream at Be Voe's.
C, Coleman, an old resident of
Medford, now living in San r'rnn
clsco, arrived in Medford Tuesday
morning nnd will spend a few days
looking after property Interests near
Phoenix.
Try a King Spitz cigar and en
courage home Industry, tf
Mr. and Mrs. h. A. Crnncc of Ash
land are spending today In Medford
on business.
Dr. Klrchgessner will he at Hotel
NnBh every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
Mrs. Mary Greene of I.os Augeles
is In Medford for a few days.
Clet your milk, cream, butter, ewws
and butter milk at He Voe's.
'Mr. and Mrs. II. K Wlsehnar ar
rived in Medford Tuesday morning
and will Inspect tlio surrounding
country with a view of purchasing a
ranch and settling here. Thny are
oiiglnully from Kansas nnd have
spent Bomo llttlo tlino In California.
dray's place, cold, drinks, fruits.
111'. C. D. Helms or Hilt Is spend
ing tho day In Medford on profes
sional business.
See Dave Wood about thnt fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Bidg.
.loseph A. Boyes ot Portland and
C. II. Logan of Kansas City arrived
in Medford Monday night and Tues
day morning left in the stago for
Crater Lake.
Hlg Tic milkshakes at Do Voe's.
A party of tourists arrived in
Medford Monday night, after a trip
of two weeks from Portland, up the
Columbia Highway, through Central
Oregon, to Klamath Kails and Med
ford. Those in tho party aro Mr. and
(Mrs. Cieorge L. Baker, John F.
Logan, Hrace Baker and Mrs. W. M.
Skeel. Mr, Baker Is a city commis
sioner of Portland. Mrs. Skeel for
merly lived lu Medford, leaving here
about five years ago, as did Mrs.
Baker, who was formerly Miss Clara
Skeel. , Tho party are spending (lie
day In Medford, renewing old
aciiiaincos nnd started Tuesday
nfteruoon on the return trip to Port
land. Categ sells Ford cars, J200 down
and !ta month.
.lack Morrill returned last, week
front tho l'Jast and spent a few days
with Company 7 at Fort Stevens, re
turning Tuesday morning to bis
homo in Cold Hill.
Smoke a King Spitz cigar, 5c.
Tbcy aro home-made. tr
A. S. llryers of Kugenn is spend
ing a few days ill Medford on busi
ness. Packerts tally cards In stock at
tho Medford Printing Co.
Robert l'elou7.(. will return Wed-!
ticsday morning from Chicago, where
he has been the guest of relatives.
lie will re-eMcr Stanford in the fall,
having had his enlruneo to West
Point deferred until next year.
Take those loose auto wheels to
Billings Carriage and Auto Works
and have them made like new, at a
small expense.
fleo. H. Craves Is a business
visitor in Medford from Salem.
(let your bakery goods at D
Voe's.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Crawford of
Portland spent Monday night In Med
ford and left Tuesday morning for
Crater Lake.
Get your labels early. Don't wait
until the last minute. The Medford
Printing Co, Is the place to get
them.
M. K. Fowler and N'. A. Gregory of
Minneapolis arrived In Medford Mon
day night and will spend a few days
sightseeing In tho valley.
Picnic lunches. Central Cafeteria.
Mrs. R. W. Clancy left this morn
ing for Long Bench, Cul., where she
will spend a month with relatives.
Butter milk Be quart at De Voe's.
3vtr. nnd Mrs. Guy Leonard and
Mark Leonard of Fresno, Cal., ar
rived In Medford Monday night and
will spend two weeks with Medford
friends. Mr, Reynolds was formerly
a reporter on the Sun nnd is now on
the staff of tho Fresno Republican.
Fcsr label time Is here. Stock
labels or special labels at tho Med
ford Printing Co.
The Elks will hold their annual
fish feed on upper Ttoguo river next
Sunday. Mnny of tho best fisher
men of the local lodge will leave Fri
day afternoon for Iho fishing
grounds nnd will put In the time
till Sunday noon Jerking out the
finny beauties so that there may be
nn abundance for the large crowd
that Is expected to he In a'tendance.
Pears and apple label printers for
the Rogue river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
Earl Reynolds lias brought suit In
tho circuit court against W. L.
C'bllderB to recover damages to his
car, when Cbilders ran into him at
the corner of Main and Riverside
the fourth of July.
De Voo buys beer bottles.
Mrs. Angles llnlley returned home
from Monmouth Sunday, where she
was attending summer school
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take ono with you. Tho Shasta.
. Tho C. W. It. M. of the Chris
tian church will meet at the home of
Mrs. R. It. Met'iirdy, 2:1 X. Orange
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2: III).
Kvory member is asked lo be present
as business of linportanco will be
transacted.
See the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
Ben Sheldon is spending the after
noon in Ashland.
rllutter milk, JOc gallon at De
Voe's. , Vi
Fred L. Lewis Is moving bis house
hold effects from Wcllen to Medford
this afternoon.
The best nlways. Central Cafeteria
0. W. Berry is in Ashland this
afternoon on business.
Auto wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonablo.
Mitchell's Repulr Shop, opposite pub
lic market.
The ordinance authorizing the city
recorder to issue bonds in tlte sum
of :ion,0il0 for the construction of
the railroad to the Mine Ledge will
go to Its first reading before the city
council Tuesday night. This ordi
nance, except in emergency will re
quire three readings before lis final
passage. The contract voted upon
by the people has not yet been signed
by S. S. lluills.
Why not get It at He Voe's?
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST-. :'A Kastmnu Kodak In case.
Between Medford and Melman
llalhs, Ashland. Finder please re
turn to Mail Tribune and receive
reward.
TO TliAOK Team weighing :uno,
for one weighing IMitnl. Knds
Transfer Co.. Mcdtord. 117
No ! No ! ! Positively NO ! ! !
K ll.WK NOT HAISLH ot it Pltll'CS.
Furthermore, wo want to make It plain that we guarantee the
snnie all-wool and worsted fabrics the same ccellcnt workman
ship now as always.
TIIK Kl'KCII'l'..tV WAR HAS t'USKII Till-: I'liH'US OF WOlll.F.XS
TO AHV.WCU 25 TO J 00 PFIt t'DNT.
We would certainly be Justified In raising our price. Mat rather
than do this, we have cut down our expenses by taking a CM F Al'F.lt
STORK ROOM. This enables us to offer the same all-wool and
worsted suits and over coats at the same obi price.
300 All Wool Fabrics $15.00
300 All Wool Fabric $20.00.
600 from $25.00 to $60.00.
The largest line of guaranteed all wool ami worsted suitings and
overcoatings In Southern Oreggon. ('('.. MI'.MtF AMI SI.'K FOlt
YOHtSFLF!
MAIII-: TO liT
AMI FIT TO l: lt
i:r.Mi:i:iu:ii, iiur -i miii uh
li gihNl h any anil Itctlcr thnn iiiany.
GUiS
The Tailor
-III . Front sImi1!
Meilioiil, Oregon.
.1. W. Ileriian, superintendent of
the fish hatchery at Butte Falls, is
in Medford on business today. He
reports .1110,1100 steel head fry, 75,
000 Shasta rainbow ami 75,1100
Kastern brook trout fry being fed at
the new liatcbery, all In prime con
dition. O. L. Davidson and F.ltpcr T. Foss
returned Tuesday morning, having
stopped off lit Portland on the re
turn from Fort Stevens.
Miss Ruby Burks and Miss Grace
Smith left Sunday for a two week's
outing ontWnrd creek at the mine of
Frederick Burke.
iMrs. K. W. Wit to, who has re
cently returned from Los Angeles,
where she attended a national train
ing school for spirilla corllstlves, Is
now ready to give expert service in
made to measure corsetry. Phone
2II7-.I or call :'2I Vancouver ave.
E. II. Tanner of Weed Is in Med
ford on business for a few days.
Dr. F. C. Burke returned Monday
front a few days recreation in the
hills.
.lack Dent, who has been acting as
ngent for tho Wells Fargo Co., in
Ashland during the vacation of the
regular agent, returned to Medford
Tuesday morning and the same after
noon left for Grants Pass to relieve
the acent thero.
Si rague Rolgel and Hob Dueiil nre
driving from Portland in a car.
De Voo will movp to the corner of
Main and Oakdalo abopt August
HI.
I'.KI.'I.I.N', Aug. I. Turkish officers
are now a familiar sight of Lemberg
and the vanguard of the Turkish
Iroops bein sent lo Hie southeastern
buttle front has already licen de
trained, a riling to disialciies from
the (lalieijiu capital. The Ottoman
forces, however, have not vet been
thrown into the struggle. The (ierinan
commanders are billing; (heir time to
launch their counter blow at the Kns-
ians, (lisrega riling- the indecisive sue
csscs which (ieuerai lirussiloff nnd
lis associate army commanders tuny
iie abb' lo 11 1 1 ii in liv the tremendous
expeudil tire of force.
JERSEY CITY BARS i KAISER REFUSES
city
liv a
NF.W YOIiK. Aug. 1. -Tho
coiiimisioners of ,lcr-ev Citv,
vole of four to one adopted a reso
lution today calling- upon Director of
Public Safely Hague to prevent the
shipment or storage of high explos
ives in that city.
. Tile commissioners aitthort.eil jhe
director to use physical force if nec
essary in carrying out their imtiiilnte,
which it was said, was based tin the
public nuisance ordinance of the city,
This menus, it was explained, thai
Jersey City will ceae to be the termi
nus of munitions shipments for (he
entente governments in Fttropp.
The fourth arrest growing; out of
the separate inquiries under wny was
made today when K. L. Mackenzie,
president of the National Duel; mill
Storage company was taken into cus
tody til his homo in Plainfield, N. ..,
anil released on $.10110 bail for exam
ination Friday.
EASTERN HEAT WAVE
WASHINGTON', Auk. 1. Cool
winds from the Great Lakes today
had dissipated almost completely tho
wave of heat under which most of
the country had sweltered for a
week. Lower temperatures were re
ported from nearly all sections, par
ticularly in the Ohio valley and lower
lake region. Generally fair and
pooler weather is forecast for New
KiiKlaud and tho mfddlo Atlantic
states during the next few days.
MedTortl lioos(rs Smoke
Tho Medford and Mt. Pitt Cigars.
TO PEEO POLAND
WASHINGTON, Aiijr. 1 Germany
has inf'iirmed the Cniled States she
has refused "m acctuint of the iin
nicticiil)le conditions imposed by
Gn-ht Britain upon the shipments of
foods! uf't's from America into Po
land, to enter into further negotia
tions for co-operation in Poland relief
'work which aro devoid of purpose.
Owing to favorable hm-vet pros
pects, however, the imperial govern
ment says relief apparently will be
unnecessary after October next.
The German position is stated in a
note handed to Mr. Gerard July 20
and made public today at the state
department. It apparently is n final
rejection of Great Britain's offer
made in a recent communication ac
quiesced in by France lo permit the
pjsage of American food supplies
into Poland on condition that the oc
cupying Teutonic armies would not
M'i.e or remove native products.
No mention is made of Provident
Wilson's personal letter to Kniperor
William similar to those sent to other
Kuropean rulers, appealing for joint
action in arranging to feed the starv
ing Poles. The note is in reply to
identical communications scut by
ttie state department to nil of the
belligerents concerned.
E
AMI SI .MKXTS TOXIUHT.
LONDON, Aug. 1 The complete
re-estnblisbnieiil of the independence
of llelgitim ti it 4 1 Poland ami a deino
.crntic federal union of the Balkan
states were points unanimously
agreed upon at the ociiiug of the in
terna tiotiul socialist conference at
'flic Hague yesterday, according to u
detailed account of Iho session re
ceived lien.
ftl. .orte Ik a business visitor from
Jacksonville this alternoon.
N'KW YOIiK, Aug. 1. diaries E.
Hughes today declared for an ainend-
it to the federal constitution pro
viding for woman suffrage. Mr.
1 1 nolo...' views on the snblect were
made public in 11 letter he has written
to Senator Sutherland of I'iah.
Mr. Hughe' letter to Senator fleo.
Sutherland was in reply to a telegram
sent the nominee iiskiua him to define
his tiei'sonal position with regard lo
the equal suffrage federal amend
ment. Mr. Hughes replied as fol
lows :
"Your tolcgrnm lias been recieved.
In m v answer lo the nolificatton I did
not refer to the proposed federal
amendment relaling to woman suf
frage as this was not mentioned it
lite platform. I have no objection
however, to slaling ntv personal
views. As I said in my speech, I
thing it to lie most desirable that the
question of woman suffrage should
be settled iiromptiv. lite oucstion is
of such niiture that it should be set
tletl for tile entire country.
"My view is that the proposed
amendment should be submitted ami
ratified and the subject removed from
politic-ill ilieusstoii."
SrilVIVAIj OK THE FITTKST.
A proprietary medicine like every
thing else that comes ber-jre the
public has to prove its merit. It has
to meet competition. The law of the
"Survival of the Fittest'' applies to
this as to other thit.cs. The fart
that I.ydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, after 4 0 years of success,
is still one of the largest sellers.
proves that It is a dependable, stand
ard remedy for the ailments of
womankind, nnd one In which they
may have perfect confidence.
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MAY itoltW MAY
Radical Reductions on Wanted Dress Fabrics to Effect Immediate Selling
Of all the splendid values offered in dress fabrics during the present season this
clean-up sale provides savings unmatched by any previous offering. See windows
A SPECIAL SALE OF COTTON FABRICS
From a Viiliip-ji'iviiiff standpoint, this is one of tho
most important sales we've annoiniretl this season.
Faliries of superior qualit y radically reduced in pilce
so ;is to effect (iiick selling in connection with our
merchandising plans.
75c Embroidered Voiles 59.
For an unusual Summer dress these voiles have
won first place and Summer dresses will lie worn
for some t ime to come. I ut our stock-reducing move
ment, is now at hand, so you have the opportunity to
purchase, at about half price, the prettiest embroider
ed voiles in the store. They tire on white or colored
backgrounds and embroidered in a number of pleas
ing, effective designs.
This is a Good Time to Tell You About
Our Stocks of Summer Underwear.
When you are in adual need of a sup
ply of Summer underwear you too often
purchase without making comparison of
qualities and values. It might be well to
note just how complete you will find
stocks here and the character of under
wear and prices. Whether a Summer vest
is priced at 10c, or whether you purchase a
silk combination at 7.0 in each and
every item there's 101) per cent, value at
price quoted. Please bear that in mind,
for it's worth remembering.
50c White Voile at 32c.
An especially sheer and pretty quality. "White
voile has been the ideal fabric of this season for wom
en's and children's dresses as well as for waists. And
since weare to have a great deal of hot weather dur
ing the next two months, women with forethought
will purchase and stive by so doing. The voile is 40
inches wide.
25c White Voiles, 18c a Yard.
Another of the pretty sheer qualities women are
demanding for cool waists and dresses. Full :(
inches wide.
50c Embroidered Batiste, 34c.
The softest, prettiest fabric imaginable. The de
signs are particularly attractive and pleasing. A
Summer dress made of this embroidered batiste is
sure to give much added pleasure to the wearer. How
ever, there is only a limited quantity to sell.
Large Size Turkish
25c
....We've selected
this towel just to
give you an iilci of
the splendid value
of our towel stock.
This is a great, big
l'ooniv towel. Thor-
Of Interest to Both Mothers and Fathers
BOYS' WASH SUITS 65c to $1.50
There is no need of mother worrying
abot u making wash suits when they can
be bought at these small prices and lather
can buy several without worrying about
the cost. They tire made of percales, ging
hams, crashes; in either plain white or col
ors. Sizes 2 to S vears. There are onlv
oughly
and lias ;
absorbent
heavy nap
fifty suits in the lot.
make your selection tin
row morning.
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Will You Conttinue Wearing Last Year's Bathing
Suit?
The bathing season is now at its height. Proba
bly last year's bathing suit went into the ocean once
too often. So there's urgent need for a new one.
Conic here and select from the newest models so as
to be ready to take your next plunge and enjoy it to
the fullest.
Bathing Caps T'v t '
The new shapes some with big sailor brims.
All the other needs for the bathing girl and mark
ed at prices in keeping with our usual policy of value
giving.
Summer is the Most Trying Period for Baby
Mothers Will Find Plenty of Cool Underclothes and
Other Needs in our Splendid Stock of
BABIES' WEAR
These are the days when babies and children need
all the care and attention mothers can give them.
Kvery ounce of fund the children eat niiist be care
fully prepared. And it is just as important that they
be comfortably clothed. They must be allowed to
piay and kee peool. So your time is taken up entirely
with looking after your children. You have no time
for making clothes and why should you when all the
things that babies and children need can be found in
our splendid stock and are priced in such manner
that to attempt to make them would b( almost extravagance.
Take the hint and
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"Since the beiiiiiniiiK nun of the
Aryan race have founht for their
women, and wlien the odtln were too
real and the last moment came,
the- killed them, rather than let
them fall Into the hands ot those
i-onilng. t
Wm.S.Hart
In the UiR Western Drama
Thc Aryan
And One of Those Klcvor l.ieyslonos
Bread antl Butter
TOMORROW
THEDA BARA in
the ETERNAL SAPHO
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COOL, COMFORT
ABLE AND WELL
VENTILATED
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HIGHEST CLASS'
STERILIZED .Jjjf;
HAIR GOODS '
. For Sale r
Your combings made up in
any style to your order.
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
407 Clarnett-Corey IMdg.
Watch
Talk
Runic years nujo we bouejil will. olios
for I heir time liocpinjj unulilics ro
siiirillcss of looks. Today we buy a
watch thai has style to il its well as
I into keepine; qualities. Such n watch
is the
Gruen
Very Thin
The nitwl beautiful. watch in America,
Sold lv
Martin J. Reddy
Tho Jeweler.
House of Quality. 1
212 East Main Street, Mediord
Visitors Always Welcome
Now Daily Except Sunday.
Howard's Auto Line
Ashland aiid Klamath Falls
Ashland Reservations Hotel
Austin.
Take early ear Valley 'Auto.
Line for Ashland connections.
Ice Cream That Pleases
You cannot find nnviliinp mnm aa-
llcious than Velvet Ice Cream it's
made from pure, rich, wholesome
cream and the finest of fresh fruit
flavors.
We don't care how little von lwivn
cared for Ice Cream In the past, you
will care for It after tnstlnt- nun
It has such a delicious taste.
Come In today and trv some or
Just phone us your order and we will
deliver.
Our motto is the lllchesi nimitir
and Ilest ol Service at the Lowest
I'rices.
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