Medford mail tribune., October 10, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

mei)FOi;t matt, TRinrxi:. MEDFOm. otjkoon. Tuesday. orronKR 10. unr.
PAGE TWO
I0CAL AND
PERSONAL
I-Twl S. !J"!in-it of Von'.aii'J i
anions thf- out of town viHtor.:. in
Medford this wr-ek.
V. A.'Carnett of Springfield. O., is
In th. city inve.-il'iulns lu.iines o;i
eniuKs during th wf-'k.
Fri'd X. Norton of Medford Is wa-lt.-rpd
flt liott-1 lorilji;. rori!a:'l,
Or'ion.
Mr. and Mrs. H. (.'. Clf'.en of Kow-f-r,
("nlii, nro tourist victor in tin
f-ity.
Mr. jiP'1 Mrs. Win Ashi-nl- liavi? rf
turwd from a honeymoon t ri i 10
Portland and otlnT northern points.
Mr. find Mrs. Will Murphy have re
turned from a 1-ri-f woddini! trip.
Flrat Bhowiim Woolt.-x- Coats and
Sultft. Thf May Co. 17 2
John Fitrnwfll of Puyalhip, Wash.,
5s a buPlnosR visitor In Medford for
the week.
Highest price paid for strictly
fresh ram-h 022.. fitfe Holland.
C. II. Thomson, of ISrneHa, Cal ,
Is in the city on huMness for a f''
day?.
Oet your gasoline at De Voe's.
R:tth and manage. Dm. Hedges,
2?,T K. Main St.
O. I.. Irwin and family of Propped
Fpent Monday afternoon and Tues
day In Hip city.
Judge Calkins, of the cireulf court,
entne ovr-r from M'-itord tlii nwn
ti'A rnd hold a session of the rourt,
r.t which throe divorce.; vrre rante.l.
Harry Handle was divorced from
4ie, Clarahell; Ul!a I . Kraft u:n
released from the matrimonial bond:
that tlod her to RdWi H Kraft, and .1.
O. Nihley wns sranffd a decree from
Kmma O. Nlblev. Desertion as
tharii'-d in each instance. - flraiils
J';w Courier.
Tlir MfMlford Choral society will
hold thdr regular meeting this even
ing at Ft. Mark's hall. The society
plans to give their first roneert on or
about Thanksgiving.
The May Co., exclusive agents for
Wooltex Coats and Suits. 172
The Kpworth league of the Metho
dist church will hold their regular
monthly business meeting at the
church tonight at 7:30. All members
are urged to be present as a large at
tendance hi desired and business of
importance is to be transacted.
Wanted, cxm'rionced clonk and unit
saleslady; good salary. Ahren's
store.
Urn Fdmondson of Rutfe Falls
transacted business in Med ford Tues
day. Auto wheel repalrfld ; first class
lob guaranteed. Prices reasonab1.
Mitchell's Uepafr Shop, oppotdt pub
lic market
John Allen of t--rhy( and Frank
Johnson of Kagle Point are cattle men
spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. I, each, Pnrelav Tailor made
corsets, guaranteed. Phone KS3-J.
O'icar Stewart of (lie I.nngwell val
ley Is vMtir.g relatives In Medford
during th week.
Pig fir milkshakes at He Voe's.
Mr am! Mrs. (Jeorg! P. Single and
Mr. and Mr:'. C. I(. Cunningham of
Trinidad. Colo., are In Medford. hav
ing tnntnred overland. They are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Knglh of
Med Ton! and Mr. and Mrs. 1. W.
Stone of (Vntral Point.
All that Ip new will he found In The
"Wooltex Coats and Suits. The May
Co. 172
According to Senator H. Von der
Hclltn of Wellen who bus returned
from CorV;illis where he attended a
meeting of the board of re-. :its of
the O. ,. C . ti-.e'-e are 1 I students
Tt-gLstered. " ti from this count v.
See the 5tork Ia!ris carried by the
Medford Printing Co.. If you are In
a hurry.
Charles Ten-ill was a bii.Mne-;s vis
itor in the city Tuesday from Hrowns
boro Wool t ex Coats :,nd Suit. lining
guaranteeil for two .-ea-oe.s. The May
Co
Ft' I lla .p of Tab-tit transacteil
hw-ines in tV rty Tu.-.-u.
See Pave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Pbic.
Tern Fnrbnv .f !)!;, (rk ..- a
hi'M'-.e:-., is!tor in M-dier.l T;i.;siav
No II niiiii c sfirn" fur sale it
Mail Tri'eine of'ico. .
A l.ir;-- croml .s ,nr- ted t" att-n.
the haib,..-n..- t t hi. ulven bv the Ki.
at bee hrid n M Sind.iv.
Pitr lo:o tri'ii; tint ef b i-in-.--K'
ad :m1 on p::i;e .
.1 C. MrL;n:;:!;!m and J W P!iu:--of
I'orC.n.! a in M. !;'nrd U-da en
bu in' s.
Putterml!';. PV gal pe Vuo's.
CI. B. Millar and K. J. Furrer of
I'ortiand are spending a few duys in
Medford and vii inity on buflne.-s.
Uig storr- Eiciiiti out of business.
Ft-ad v.t on pae :;,
fi. E. Chase of Vr- ki arrived In
M:dford .Monday afternoon for a brief
1, nirie-- vi-it-
Iiittermilk .ic cuart at De Voe'B.
Frank .1. Miller. E. W. Morel and MCJo1
and L. P. l-erday are u trio of Salem j
butifness si-nding the day In thin
city. i
You w!l! Bet good measure and j
good gi3co!iri- if you it at
Voe's.
Churl, s TerrUI of Hrownboro 1
tran-ae'ed h i tl- -i In Medford Mn-j
day and Tuer'; . j
Medford stort- fill do.-e ib, doors
forever, f.'ead 1 j i -r ad on jiU'ie V,. i
hogan .lone-i arrived from Chi ago i
Mondav evening and will be a bus-i
Iness vi-itor in the cit for the ft-ek
De Voe buys beer bottles.
K. S. rieu-hei- 1, Cortland is spend
III" a few davs in the r-Ity tranartints I
bushier.
Wanted, experienced rloak and suit
saleslady: good sa'rry. Ahren's
.store.
11. D. V.'arin-' of Portland ij a bus
iness visitor in the eity.
Pakery goods at Do Voe'i.
William H. Johnson of tied Wing,
Minn., arrived in Medford Monday
and will spend a few days looking
over business openings In tliif virili
ty. No trespass signs for sale at the
Mail Tribune office.
K. U Montgomery of Kllisvllk
Miss., and S. J. Cradenlmrg of Ja k
hoii, Miss., are spending a few days
looking over Medford and the sur
rounding country.
Get your milk, cream, outtor ggs
and buttermilk at De Vo.
Wallace Pickens and P. K. Cotirell
of peagle are in the city today having
brouirht in a drove of beef stoi-k for
market.
.Medford store will cloe ts doors
forever. Itead big ad on page '.
Pulling of sugar beets throughout
the valley started Monday and ship
ping in quantities to the O rants Pass
factory will probably bein the latter
part of the week. Field Superintend
ent Pettimrill of the sugar company
hn.s, pronounced the yield satisfaetory
and predicts that if the high line
ditch is put through the factory will
he aide to operate at top capacity
next year.
You will got good measure and
good gasoline if you get It at De
Vo's.
(1. S. Hastings of Clinton, Wash.,
Is in Medford for a few days on bus
iness. Baths 25c. Hotol Holland.
William Tait of Portland Ik spend
ing a few days In the city on business. 1
Siskiyou or Colcstln water. 10c
bottle at De Voe's; 5c deposit on
bottle.
A. I.. Klein ha miner of Ifuncom ;
brought in a bunch of beef cattle to
t ho local stockyards Monday evening. I
Tuesday morning Mr. Klein hammer t!n
h.id the misfortune to lose a valuable 1 rii
cuttle dog.
V. B. Pittoek of San Dieeo I Inland Heveridge, who lias been
spending a few days? in Medford trans- j connepred with th recruiting office
acting business. tin Portland, was nt'Kitored out of the
Company refuses to wait any service Monday. No mo: e l e.-nMis
longer on Medford store
lied
pa-
j are l ei n sous br.
Nearly 1900 Years Ago the Foundation Was Laid for
Pelbert Jone, tortneriy of Ibdse,
Idaho, ho recently moved to Med
ford lias entered the Mi d ford high ;
i
Pr. Kirchges:sner will be at Hotel'
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for'
consultation, 1 0 to 3 ;
l.ane Wyland of ie;-;g!e and How-
1eiard Mayfield of Uogue Itiver are bus- ,
' ines.s visitors In the uty today (
Mrs. Lundy, Nu-Pone Corsets,
Phone SjS. For call 720 W. lllh
street. Ashland Thursdays. 3 72
Mrs. J. K. -McDonald will leave
next week for Pendleton as a delegate
to the W. C. T. P. state convention to
be held in that city.
P.. W. Craitf gets charge of the!
Ahren's stock. Store will close out. .
J. C. Carlton was, a busings vpitor
In the citv Monduv and Tuesday.
O. K. Kay of Wellen wr.s in Med-;
ford Monday evening and Tuesday on j
business. j
Norman Normile has returned from
Alaska where he stient the summer!
Aorking.
The busine-s of Jas. It. W. Cregg,
manufaeturer of the famous V-Pbx
piston rings has increased so much it
v.as necessary to buy a Hoyal type
v, -iier from the Medford Hook Store.
4
C... D .i?.-. t-i&W.
YOUptl
Should Us,
IrS differ
others bji..
W t: k:a !:
t from V
I Li viLiZAllulN
23 y
Black Si!k
Stove Polish
M .Le:' aV!
r,!.t r-i.i f.a'
poi: !i. I
Pob'ih Worhj
I
Sie.-L
' G.ih Silk A .
Now NINETEEN CENTURIES LATER Thos. H. Ince
PRESENTS HIS CIVILIZATION
Conceded to Be the Most Marvelous and
Stupendous Spectacle of All Time
40,000 PEOPLE-10,000 HORSES. A GREAT OCEAN
LINER TORPEDOED AND SUNK BY A REAL WAR SUBMA
RINE is one of the COUNTLESS SENSATIONAL INCIDENTS
Brought direct in its entirety from a 4 weeks engagement at the Helijj, Portland
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA FEATURE CHORUS
WONDERFUL EFFECTS-A REVELATION
AMUSEMENTS
' !
E. IJ. Zimmerman and P. K. Ed-j
nvindson of Unite Kails were Medford ;
business visitors Monday and Tues-1
day. j
H. Reit-rson of Portland is in Med-,
j ford for the week on business. i
.Mr. and Mrs. 11. O. Prov.n arrived;
in Meuford from Ininsrmtir Monday
evening and will spend a few days in ;
the city. I
Meoford people who have been;
sm iths to Ashland and Portland for j
Columbia Double-Oisr records are;
pleated to pet them at home from th'
Med. urn iiook Starr. ,
P. W. Haldwin of Appleate Is a!
business visitor in tite city for a few j
days. j
Miss Pearl Hal! of Lakeview is j
spending the week as the guest of Mr. 1
and Mrs. Court Hall. j
J. H. Ileeman of Gold Hill spent
Monday and Tuesday In the eity
truiisai -tint! business.
Norman llenson of Rosehiirg is vis
iting Medford friends this week.
Last
A
Ruddy Cheeks Spcrkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
MOO'A
i atLk, Time
The Strong
Dramatic Offering
Cleverly Handled
Jsy
Charles Ray
Wm. Thompson
KEYSTONE
"EEDELIA'S BLUFF"
With Fay Ticimer
TCMOHROW
Wm. Fox Presi;ts
Virginia Pearson
in "Tortured Hearts
Xi il hi ii;
mi sliiHniiiilis rver lxfort created liy the limin of man.
XKW VOIiK KVKXIXO JOl ltXAlj
SluiM-niloiit mi l w. nik'ifiil. XKW VO!!K TieiUl'XK.
Alioundin in pictures (if inurveloiLs lM-:iul.r. V. V. Sl'X.
Outdoes it liirth of a Xalion. X. V. ;IX)1!K.
"( IVM.IZ-ITIOX" il.ues hue on mi iuti.-.tie f(itiii Willi Duvlil
IU'Uimo. . "t'iiiliatinn " in short, in a uiaanti) iniivinK. uml nl:me
all, moving; picture nf war and its ctiiiM-iitieiui's. X. V.
1X WOlit-ll. 1
An entertainment nn it n artistic level
TIMKS.
witli lien II nr. X. V.
1? 2--DAYS--2
The greatest battle drama that
ever was enacted before iho eyes
of your dutiful observer is Mr.
lute's "Civilization," disclosed at
Cohan's (irand Opera House last
night with und batuble sureess.
"Civilization" doesn't surest;
it does. It boldly and thrlliinxly
sets fortii in actual pictures the
Vrocesses of a wonder dramatic
imagination.
The man, woman or child who
unmoved can Lit ihroutih this Ince
masterpiece needs a sudden doctor
a slow one will he too late.
Orijrina huo, stunning and
poetic. ASH TON STEVKNS,
Chicago Examiner.
July 1st, lit It;.
FRI.and SAT., OCT. 13-14
F''7'ir,'T7 nATt V .MATINEE DOGES 1:30, CURTAIN 2:15
I VV lVJlly LJIXILj I EVENING DOORS 7:30, CURTAIN :15
FRICES: EVENIHG, 25c, 50c. 75c; KATINEE, 25c, 50c. ALL SEATS RESERVED
SEATS ON SALE
TOMORROW
SOUTHERN OREGON'S
GREATEST FLACE
OF AMUSEMENT
Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Kncwn
Ohio Physician
i
j fc!,ntf. aii out jrj: hr-'?j
a,) then Jtirt tokcep in thet.-nk . con- pxp: LiliXmi I. L21 IU.HLUI WJifJ
Dr. F. If. ICdwards for 17 years
trenu-d scores of women far liver and
tvv-J ailments Duhiil: i!;r--c ytars he
p ut- :o his p.itients a prenptinn mad
of a lew vcil-::nown vm.-'.a!ie m,cr.'U;
ems v illi olive ril. n;:tniu tlu-rti
Dr. t-'-.i vunU" ulivc Tabk. you will
know thm hy tlieir olive culnr.
Tiice tahlt-t-i aie WMi'ler-workers on
itjuel.-:, !ik'!i cause a nr-r-
carryii: oi: the wate and
pui-oii'-'ii metier in nr.e's iysttni.
ror me aeM insurance see noiaie3i.,.: r.
The Inssirance Man jaclii.-.. ,
W. C. Puley of l.:ike rreck was a t '
huiut"B visitor In Meiirord Tuesday. I
Italph St;milev of Hrownshoro wa -j
in the city Tue?i!av on business. ! uke
Tvicu riter paper of all ktudu at ; succe-iful
Veilford Printing Co
r Fop
I thousands of
years wheat has
ceen hiding ade
licious, natural
flavor, now
brought out for
the first time in
Krumbles.
i r
mm oiuits(ie
""kui fbH x
Protect yoiir
: with Marinello Moto:
Form? n protootlns t;
il'lilioalion
s!:in smooth
ami prevents
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
107 Carnctt-rViiv)- lllilu.
SOGOSSTED TO TAMC THE PLACE OF
of ,,0-vae, EffWf; VV
and free from lrriiatlon.t.;iyf&-R. ' vJ' f
t tan and Rsnlmro. Ji,? 7 " r ' i
Fnce 50c t-AH -i- k'M&d tykU?'', U-
GET f,N FORMATION A'D CONTEST BlAWKa AT
Lo?k for
thta signntura
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning. Pressing nnd Altering
123 E MAIM. UPSTAIRS
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
Mr nn.l V.r
mil! - jM m( Tin
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Hr XT T IJ HT Tomorrow Afternoon
and Nicht
KAsilNA'I'IMi
Marguerite CkrK
Presented by Paramount-Daniel Fronman
"Silks asd Satins"
play
KNT year as:. win n the hanu's-in of t-lt'p-trii'itv
was ill nun ii of a novt'ltv. whon automo-
liilc- ut'if tiiroe j arts jokr ai-.l one iarl hope ileferred.
i man with a i-ion ilroameii of carrying a jioeketful of
I 'leetrii- light into the tlark. reaily for instant use.
jOut of tins' dream grew the firft flashlight an
LKIK D with a hattery the size of a watch and
.in electric hu!b no larger than the end of your finger.
hen. for a second or so. it flashed its tinv stream of
light, people cried: '"Wonderful! Dnt what's it for?"
Its novelty appealed. Its future world-wide usefulness
i was unrealized.
I'v-.-n a'ter people hegr.n hming these new lights to
carry around in the dirk. EYEUFADYS were still
!;ter.ill fla.d-.ers" or flashlight, and years of ceaseless
tilort wire necessary to the tie elopnient of a hatterv
. . ..r.ahle f giing hours of continuous liht. Also in
those eaily da there were no miniature electric lidit
luilhs on the market and the man with the vision
had to cre.it" them. So, finally, came the perfected
EEREADi, with its long-lived Tungsten Lattery ami
hrilliant Mazda bulb an EYEREADY that has out
grown the old term flashlight.
And now the AMERICAN' EYEREADY WORKS ha? offered a
l.ig reward for a name to take the plaee of flashlight. Thi? n:u.-l
he a new; word, a coined word, (-omctliiii thai the mamif.K Hirer?
of EYEREADY lights may protect, and that will indicate the
en-ice of these lights.
This corporation will pay $3,000 for the bejt mggestion. Thi U
your opporluuitr.
So we. the underfilled EYEREADY dealers of your citv. ynt
fellow town-men. urne yoti to enter this contest. We want 'thii
$3.0W to come to this rjty. we want you to have this nionev.
Tins contest is fr-e to all. It i. open from Octoher 7 to Noveni
her 7. In case of tie the full amount of the prize will be awarded
to each of the contestant, tied for that prize.
on must send h, your fii2Sestions on regular contest Maukr
and these blanks are obtainable I beginning October 7 1 from
F EREADY DEALERS. We are here" to help vou-call on an,
of us and call soon.
Get free contest blanks from any of the following deals
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