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PAGE TWfij ' MEDFORD MATE TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREC.OX, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1916 IOCAL AND 1 PERSONAL When hn atlPmptwl to crank a car ui'IoiikIdk to A. .1. V'unc lust niulit, Kreeborn Oarrlxon's ami was brokflii when the engine klcke 1. The force of the blow on his arm v rs so ureal as i to knock him to the ground. Attend the fair and then he sure and attend the big pavilion dance at Gold Hill Saturday niBht. . Klegantl niunlc and a good time. Mm. J. II. Jackson mid Miss N. K, Taylor of Eagle I'oint tix nt Thursday at the fair. Smiuiteii'of Medford C'remnfry But ter will be terved Saturday niornliiK rrom 9:i!0 In the MndSord Creamery Exhibit at the Fair (rounds. See Crater Lake done In tiutler. J.'l Tom Farlow of Lake creek attend ed the fair Thursday atternoon. Special Invitation to the ladies to Bee the old time Kamlilim; devices now forever banished, at IttuirliiK Camp. Attendants will condu' t visitors thru the gambling den. Admission free. i r.2 Dr. W. W. P. Holt of F.ajjle Point was In Medford on business Thursday and In the afternoon attended the fair. Mrs. Leach, corsets to order, ma terial and fit guaranteed. Phone C83-J. Jay Grover of EaKlo Point attend ed the fair Friday. ; ' (let your bakery goods at Tie Vne'n. - llr.'Mid .Mm. A. C. rtishop of Fugle Point are fair visitors today. Reo the stock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., If you are In a hurry. '"' Mrs. Tt. P; UrnokB and Miss liernlce Brooks arrived in the city Thursday from Greeley, Colo., and Miss BrookB will teach in the city fchools during tli'o coming year. Buy a gold nugget for 10 cents and win enough to dance all night at Honring Camp. Best of music, cool hall and drinking fountain In ball room. 1R2 W. Griffith of Chicago Is looking over huslness openings in the valley today. Medford boosters smoke the Med ford nnd Mt. Pitt elgara. ,B. I(. Whlto n'nd family of Coburn, Oregon, art upending fair week In Medford. Most of the material out of which the Crater I. alto was made In the Medford Creamery exhibit at the Fair OroundH, was gathc-eq on a recent trip to the lake taken by Mr. and Mrs. Clark. The llltlo hotel In the exhibit 1b carved from pumice stone picked up o nthe rim, and the Garden of the Gods mado from pumice stone from the road "near the rim. 151 II. J. (Ueason of Kuccne Is In the city for a few days on business. Special dances Nataioriuiii Friday and Saturday. Howell's 5 -piece or Mr. and Mrs. .T. Tj. McAckney of Huncom nro Medford visitors during fair week. The now plant of the NurmI Bnk Ing Company will bo open for pub lic Inspection on or about September 1. Exact data will bo announced later. South Front street. Over one thousand attended Roar ing Camp last night. Best music In town, eool ventilated hall and drink Dancing 1 " 2 Wlllinm T. Ilnll of Ciirvallis spent Thursday Willi Mvdtoid friends lenv Ing IjVitlay -morning for, San Diego In nis ar. , ' i Buttermilk 8c quart at Do Voe's. Mr'nnd Mra; .1. h. Con ley of Port hind" are spending a few days In Med ford. Special dances N'atatorium Friday and Saturday. Howell's G -piece or chestra. Dr. nnd Mrs. K Mlngus arrived from Portland Thurmla.,- evening and Friday morning took t lie stage to Crater lake. Why Rmoko bit elgara, when I.a Condnn are only 10c. G. C. Wlith of New York, Is a bus iness visitor In the cltv today. Auto wheels repaired; first cIrrs Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Ropalr Shop, opposite pub. lie market. ,. Mrs. II. K. McCarthy ot Ashland li the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles SI rang during fair week. Bakery goods at De Voe'e. If. C. Kirk of Koki:p Klver Is In Medford today attending the fair Get your milk, cream, butter eggs and buttermilk at De Voe's. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Ttout nnd their guest Miss Harrlt of R.ilcm leave Sal unlay for Klamath Falls where Mr. Hoot will distribute a car of fruit for the Producers Fruit union. Sinoko a King 8plt cigar. Be They are home-mndo. tf A. it. Cornell of Grants Pass Is spending the day In lleiiford on bus lness. I.unrh goods nt De Voe's. D. T. Cameron of Cold Hill trans acted huslness In Medford Friday. Let me do your asato grinding nnd mountain.' Satisfaction my guaran tee. At the sIkii of the red dial clock Fuy E. Diamond, jeweler, 152 J iiS fountain in ball room. flnoT'V .' : Maxle, the four months old trained colt at the fair that has attracted so much attention, was awarded first prize Friday by the judges. .Maxle is a most Intelligent creature, gentle and friendly and shakes hands with everyone. She is the i.roperty of Mrs. .1. 8. .Mi Kenzie. The big crowd will be at Itoarlng Camp tonight ut the Armory. See the Ited Dog Saloon, O. K. Restaurant and the old time pluing 'em to the limit i.t Faro, Roulette, Three Card Monte and Twenty-One. Ten cents will win enough to dance al Ithe rest of your life. 152 Miss Alma Oswalt vho has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .John Good rich left Friday morning for her home at Salem. Have you seen Crater Lake done in butter? See Hie Medford Creamery'R clever exhibit at the Fair Grounds. 1 .". 1 Harry D. Mills of Butte Falls Is spending a few days In I lie city. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office Mall Trlbnno Eldg. John T. Nearly of Eugene Is visit ing friends In Medford. Something new, brick Ice cream In sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one with you. The Shasta. D. A. Browne of Portland Is trans acting business jn Medford and vicin ity for a few days. Try a King Spitz cigar and en courage home Industry. W. H. O'Neill of Boston spent Thursday night In Medford leaving Friday morning for San Francisco. Do Voe buys beer bottles. Pearl 13. Anderson of Spokane ar rived In Medford Thursday evening. and will tench In the city schools dur ing the coming year. U. B. Gray Is a huslness vlsilor In teh city from Seattle. Batha 25c. llotol Holland. It. S. Wilson of the Delmnge-Man- ley Auto Co., Portland, is In Medford today transacting business with the A. W. Walker Auto Co. Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c bottle at De Voo'b; 5c deposit on bottle. lumes Cook, foreman of the Dr. Pickel orchard has purchased a Max well car. Ladies especially Invited to. see Itoarlng Camp at the Armory. At tendants will explain the old time gambling devices now banished for ever. Admission free. 152 MIbs Ara ChlBiim loft Friday morn ing for Pullman, Wash., where she will enter Washington Fttnte college. Sho will specialize In music. Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down and $25 a month. E. C. McRite of Salt Lake Is In Med ford for a few days on business, i Big 5c milkshakes nt De Voe's. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Newman of San Francisco Btopped In Medford Thurs day night, being en route to their home after an extended auto trip. For tho best Insurance, see Holmes The Insurance Man. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. O'Leary of Gold IIIU are spending fair week In Med ford. Why not get It nt De Voe'sT Mr. and Mrs. L. 10. Johnson of Corning, Oil., are visiting friends In .Medford for a few days. Hemstitching, pleating and all kinds of covered buttonR made at Mrs. B. E. Haney's, Garnett-Coroy bldg. W. I. Humphrey of the Whitney mine Is In Medford today on busi ness. Mrs. Lundy, Nu-Itnne Corsets, Phono R2S, for call, 730 W. 11th Bt. Ashland Thursdays. 154 Fi II. Hnuptmnn of Central Point transacted business in Medford Fri day. Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe'B. J. II. Ileeman of Gold Hill spent Thursday and Friday In the city. Pear label time Is here. Stock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. C. S. Pickett or Minneapolis is a tourist visitor In the city. Dr. Kirchgessner will be at Hotel N'ash every Wednesday. Hours tor consultation. 10 to 3. Peter Talntor of Montague Is a 1ms. lness visitor In the cltv. Get your gasoline nt Do Voe's. Miss Don-Is McClellnn of Chlco. Cal.. Is SK'nding tho v,cek with Med .ford friends. Typewriter paper of all kinds at Medford Printing Co. milium make T-Jewels, 20-year case, 0. Guaranteed. A fine time piece. At (he sign of the red dial clock. Fay E. Diamond. Jeweler. 1".2 .. .1 Kiiblor has returned to Lake view after a short business stay in the city. Miss Gladys Williams of Glendale Is the guest of Medfonl friends during fair week. Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. 11. Cochran left Thursday for pastern Oregon in their car expecting to be axvay two or three weeks. S. T. Smith of Foots creek trans acted business in Mo.lford Thursday afternoon. Miss Ina Cochran left Thursday for Berkeley where she will resume the work at the I'nlversity of Calltornia Ex-Governor West nnd Robert E Smith left Friday for ltoseliurg where they will address put lie meetings tonight. "KING OF STRIKEBREAKERS'' DEFIES 800,000 NEW YORK CAR MEN -. Jfv ; -! iJtf iul on the ground for a bungalow. Mr. M. I.. I'cllett, who is in the valley from lierkeley. Cal., passed through Talent on Tuesday, going up the valley to viit her brother, Henry and Oliver Helms. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pellet! ami Mr. Whitehciid of Medford came out to O. Carey's Tuesday and purchased a fine cii of li'lit Brahma chickens of Mrs. Carey. I. It. Fridegnr came out Mor.da-- to visit his daughter, .Mrs. Henry, of North Talent. Mrs. llenr- returned with him to Medford Wednesday evening. Mr up tl nnd brought some F.lbertn peaches that were sure hard to heat. ; Mrs. Joshua Patterson of North Talent was at Medfonl Monday. The Ladies' Aid of Phoenix met on Thursday at the pleasant home of Mrs. Rathe nnd indulged in a wuter melop teed. ..,., Mrs. Carey says she did not have any of her dahlias or. li'ht Hruhmu chickens nt the fair. Hut she sure has got tiie goods. " - mid Mrs. George Garret! enme Joe Ifnder's Sunday eveniie .AMUSEMENTS j TAMES ' T. ViADcUU . Hushed from Chicago to New York on n special train when subway and street ear employes walked out, Junies T. Wadell, called "kintf of strike breakers." now faces the problem of coping with SiMI.OUO strikers in New York and suburbs. A (treat sympathy sirike is threatened as answer to the boast ,f employers that the walkout whs a failure. Wadell plans to secure thousands of su-ikelireatosfrom other eilies. Page TO BE HEARD TONIGHT The Medford public will be offered a groat intellectual treat In the ad dreBB by Rev. Win, L. Sullivan at St. Mark'B Hall tills evening. The work of Mr. SniUvan as pas tor of the Souls church in New York City has been attracting profound at tention and Interest. Many authori ties believe that he is destined to win a place beside Emerson and Channing. Pacific Coast Unitarian Associa tion appealed to President Elliott, for neily of Harvard University and (till president of the American Uni tarian Association to Induce Mr. Sul livan to upend a month on the Pa cific toast. It 1b through the Inter vention of President Elliott that Mr. SuLivun has come to tho Pacific Coast, lie has been giving a course of lectures In the . California cities and Is on his way to Eugene, 'Port land and Seattle. It was found' that ills Itinerary makes It possible to schedule a talk hero this evenlni!. which was accordingly done. taken "Wunder Werk" redoubt. In the Thlepval region, which belonged to the old first line fortifications. The : Germans had aimed to make It iinpen- j etrablc. ' , East of Devil's wood the Germans, ; in a strong redoubt, continue to make desperate resistance. i Judge W. H. Canon, register of the Roseburg land office, arrived in Med ford Friday to look nrter property interests. He will spend a day or txvo in Die city. - EDEN PRECINCT Emmet Beeson of Tiilciil was doxvn j to Medford Wednesday. .Mr. and Mrs. Art liose visited Mr. j Hose's sister, Mrs. Under, Wednes- j day. ' j 'Mrs. G. C. MeClnin of Phoenix is j very ill. Her husband, who has been, workini; nt Klamath Kails, came: home Sundav. ' 1 Louie Colxer of Phoenix has sold; three acres loff bis place to n Mr. I l.iicliwoiid, who is getting; llie mater- A Carnival of Fun for Fair Visitors Theatre Tonight D. W. GRIFFITH TRIANGLE Presents DeWoif Hopper in Mr. Goode, the Samaritan Mr. Hopper is living up to his reputation us u funmaker a sure cure for one who xvants a good, clean laugh and good, clean comedy. His latest Triangle Picture is "Mr. Goode, the Samaritan." You should make it u point to see it. Then there's a KEYST0NEC0MEDY- a half mile of swift moving action. Bubbles of Trouble Every one of them n bufst of laughter it's an original fun-fest. Adults 15c Children 5c CONFIDENCE reddys ' Is the greatest element In buying Jewelry, and par ticularly buying Diamonds. This firm's recognition as the leading Diamond Dealers In southern Oregon stands evidence of reliability and honesty. Your money back on any diamond bought from us if its equal can be secured elsewhere for less, Btands good at all times. , , . . ' ' My aim has always been, to sell only the better grade or Dia monds, the kind that will reflect credit to the purchaser as well as to myself. It Is no trick to sell Inferior quality, Bay 1-B-ct., for ril). (the market is flooded with them) that's not the kind we care to sell. Think It over, does It pay to buy them ' OI B SPECIAL $.10.00 AXI) $100 DIAMOND Itl.N'GS HAVE XO EQUAL. XOTK'E Don't forget the Fair dates, Sept. 1 l-HI HIGHEST FA lit YET. MARTIN J.'REDDY, The Jeweler 12 E. .Main Street. The House of Quality. Visitors Always Welcome PAGE WELCOME TO FAIR VISITORS J BRITISH TAKE THIflD LINE (Continued fiom Pag One.) of armored motor rnr capable, bo rause of Its powerful traction, of eroBHins trt'iu'lien and shell crutorH. Vot some days the army has watched it with Interest and curiosity and to day as it moved along 'In support of tho Infantry in their charges they cheered it even in the midst of shell fire. There has been nothing more powerful even In this war than the spectacle of Its advance toward the enemy positions. It seemed to play an important part- In the forward sweep which at this ti;ne one o'clock in the afternoon, lias gained the vil lage of Tleers. brought the Ftrltisli to The edge of Martinpni h and put the bloody shambles of High wood nnd Devil's wood, for which two most de termined attacks wer; made, all be hind the advancing nnl;s of khaki. The British also aro close to the village of Coureelette. They have To Make Skin Clear Don't worry nlwiut skin troubles. You !iu luivo a dear. Tntn rninpltwion by using u lift I" isc mo, ohtuinotl nt nny drug Mr" tor 'Sn or extra hirge bottle at .t'lno eapily ivnioves nil trace of pita pics, hlm k licmls. ivzi-mu. nnd rinewonn nnd makes t lit' skin ilcnr nnd healthy. Zoiiio is neither watery, sticky imr iH-eiisv inul h'niu.s tiolliin::. It in easily applied inul m-st a hit tntl. for euch application. It is nlwnjn dependable 7.1'iuo, Cleveland. There iiniiiiit is the is some : the iieiii! favorite ars;uiiieiit as to who HUGHES or WILSON :X'x;5 l! We extend a hearty welcome to all fair visitors and ask them to visit our booth at the Merchants carnival in the Davis-Vawter budding. PERSONAL ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE MARSH & BENNETT Grocers ." ' . PHONE 252 Put it is jfeiierall v that eoiieeiled 'Medford Creamery' is the best lnitier on the market. If you aro ii"t usintr it nv try it and yon will nl wava ask for it. V i T t t T T f V f T t t t ? t y y y ? ? y ? ? r ? ? ? New Fall Coats An immense showing of the newest models in Fall Coats are here to greet you. Especi ally large is the showing of popular-priced Coats in mix tures and wool velours. These nro hvver priced now than we will he aide to show you later on reorders. Those are all cut in full flare models and a few bolted models. Then there are the rich plushes, niattelains, curltex, etc., all at tempting ' prices. ' ' $10 to $37.50 A Rare Array of Smart Styles in Tailored Suits At $18.50, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 up to . $47.50 Do not put off choosing your suit, as mer chandise is still on tho advance and the stylos are definitely settled, so choose your suit'now and have a full season's wear out of same. Colors are purples, wisterias, African browns, greens, blues a nil blacks ri lileasure to show vou this line. Large Bungalow Aprons Wt t mi Authentic Fall Millinery Our showing of Fall Millinery is now most complete. The best has been chosen from many different lines, giving a varied assortment. Pattern Hats or dinarily are expensive, but we have overcome this by-copying . the original .models in fiue vel vets, charineuses, plushes, sat: ins, messalines, etc,' af a very modest price. Lot us show you these pretty ' - eopip'sy also some of the originals, many beautiful Trimmed Hats, pric ed at as low as $5.00 and by easy stages up to $17.50. Newest Fall Shapes Then the showing of shapes never was so varied as now. and vou will be amazed at the reasonable prices. Sailor Frames in all dimensions at $1.75, $1.98, $2.50, $2.98, $4.50, $5.00 to $9.50. . -, Misses' and Children's Hats i This showing is now much varied. Hats for the Misses. Hats for Children. Hats for Small Boys. in percale, dark and lisrht colors 59 Jack Tar Middies A most satisfactory middv tho best of materials and workmanship. SS, $1.19 $1.49. $1.75. , More New Sweaters Have just come in by ex press, handsome color com binations, priced $5.98 to $9.50 Sateen Underskirts These are a very special value, pretty floral ruffles, also all black Special .....:...$1.48 HOME OF KAP.O CORSETS 39 7 THE DAYLIGHT STOKE &;m:: J J- J-v X Z ? f y t y t f f ? ? y y y t t y y y y f y y t y y y t y y y t f y y y t y y t y y f r