Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ'AOli TWO MKDFOW) MA lb TltmnSK, MKD'FOKD, OKKiON TIIFRXOAY. Of TO HE I? 26. 1910 f OCAL AND i PERSONAL The .Mud"rn Woodmen will enter tain the Koyal N'elhbors at K. or I', liiill Friday evening. el rcshmenis ami iluiiclhK. AH Alodorn Wdodiiirn, thofr bulb's and Neighbors Invited. F. S. Uramvell, who him Iimmi wild the CruntH Mass Mijtur factory sIiko its Inrcpi ion, up field superintendent luis boon appointed as inammor of the factory at Fallon, Nevada, owned by the I'tHh-Idaho company, bavimi Wednesday evening, Mrs. Leach, Corsets intuln-to-orrler. Abdo-Rupport Corset, also bolt. .'i-'S North Harth'tt, Phone fifc3-.I. II. A. .lanfii, owner of the cement brick and block works, is making a biiniticsjj call nt Cold Hill CimiihiiI Wank. (let vonr KasoUnp "t. T)e Voe'R. The ladies should read the, ad of W, II, Wilson today and ft no how to net a hat free, " Hatha and niaspago. His. Hedfipfi, 23f. Retain St. Cur It. Allen of Medford is regis tered at Hotel Portland, Portland, Oregon. Jot. it down in ink. Waterman Ideal Pen and I-P loose leaf note hook. Medford Hook Store. John 11. Allen returned Wednesday from a business trip to Portland. -, Koosoy Sistors Hominy at Marsh & lieuuett, Fonts and Olmstejifi's, on "Wednesdays. 188 Frank Owen visited Crania Pass "Wednesday. f lie Hiiro and attend thn enlprtnln ntmt by the real Busier Hrown and his (Iok, Tigo. at the Culrion Utile at 1:M) n. m. Saturday October 2R. (!. F. Case of Sams Valley was a Medford visitor Tliursday. Hlg fie milkshake: at lie Voo'b. ' i J, T. Fry or Trail Creek was In 1 Medford after supplies Thursday. See. Dnvn Wood about. Hint firn in surance policy. Office Mall Tribune Illdg. Frank Denton-of Fort Klamath Is Visiting at the homo of Tyson Meall. No Hunting plgns for Halo at the Mall Tribune office. A T. K. Daniels, Carl P.owinan, 10 mil Schmidt and .lolm Pearl uro spending two days linnting in tho ApploKtito district. The 1 -adieu' Aid of tlio M. E. church will hold n Uummago Sale October 27 and 2S at 1 13 and 115 West Main street, In tlu Cotehelt bit'MiiiK. Curly Wilson of Jacksonville was In Medford on business today. . lUittormilk, 10c gal. De Voo'fl. Mrs. Tom Collins left Medford for a Koveral niontli's visit In San Fran cisco and other California poinls. fiatoH sells Ford cars $20(1 down nnd $25 n month. Clarence Lovorn of ..Central Point was In Modl'onl on business Thursday. You will get good measure and good gasoline- if you got It at Io Voo's. M. O. Wallace of (llendale was in Medford on business Thursday. "The Valley of tho Rogue," words nnd music 1 5c. . 200 Mrs, Nettie Hier and Mrs. K. C. Coodell of Medford left Thursday morning for Klamath Falls where they spend the whiter. Hath 2.10. Hotol Holland. V. II. (lore left for Itostdnirg todav where he will look after bin campaign iti Douglas county for a few days. No trespass signs for sale nt tho Mall Tribune office. Passenger train No. 1 i was dehie(i In Medford for an hour Ibis morning owing to h broken draw bar on tin mall car. Do Voe buys beer bottles, A. C. Flero of Central Point is in Medford on business today. Or. T. C. Heine, practice limited to eye, ear, nose, throat; glasses fitted. 22S Hum! Main, Phone IKKt. .Misses .Maine and Fern l.eever of Medford left Thnrcdiiv fur a visit with friends in Conquille, Cet your mill;, ereiim, butter eggs and buttermilk at He Voo's, II. K. Medford of Medford leli for Horris, Cal.. today win re he will work. You will got good measure mid good gasoline If you get It at He Voo'ft. Mr. and Mrs. K. p. Price of ijt Cold are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. H. a. Price of West Med io rd. Hnkery goods at Ho Voo's. " II. 11. t.talf of the Illinois valley is In 'Medford on business todav. Pierce the Florist bus some Hue Delepbinum plants Plant now. The Parent-Teacher Circle of the ' Jackson school will meet Friday aft ernoon. October 271b at :: :iu. A laro ' nttendiince ( desired as a special pro gram has been prepared. Siskiyou or Colestln water, 1 0c hot tin at He Voo's; 5c deposit on bottle. There will be no meet in:; of t lie Washington si hool Parent T-ther Cirrle Krida afternoon on account of the HalbiW'-cu .--octal lo be uiven next Tuesday evening. See thi rtnfk laiieb' carried hv the Medford Pthitiny Co, ii ou are in n hurry. The Crizlles will have their first hike since the annual outing on Sun day. Oetober 2!nh to climb Pike's Peak beyond Cold Hill. This will be a Hue trip and a alrge crowd is ex pected as o many have expresi.ed a desire for an all-day irip dnnng Hils fine fall weather. Final parlfeiiinrs will 1m printed Saturday. Highest price paid Tor strictly fro-di runtli cgK. f,;'fp ITcilIanrl. Mr. and Air.;. Kaymoml Plafbburii, Miss .Myrtle Stanley and Cllbort Ab bott were pleasantly entertained Sat urday evening by Mr, and -Mrs. .1, II. Jones nt their home in West Med' ford. For the b"M insurance see Holmes The Insurance Man, Austin Collins rented hir farm at Sams Valley to Henry Sehuinuu leinii, son of .Madam Scliuman-H'-ink. who will I a lu- possession tomorrow. Typewriter paper o all kinds At Medford Printing Co. Karl Wondhouse ot Klamath Falls is here on business today. Mr, Kirchrcssner will be at Hotel Nash every Wednesdnv. Hours for consultation, 10 to S The Parent-Teachers Circle of (be I Jncohi Hchonl will meet at 3 p. in. Friday at t he Lincoln sehool house. An interesting debate by the pupils of the eighth grade will he a very inter esting feature. Come and hear what the debate is about. The Medford Hook Store have completed two special rooms for their Columbia line. Henry Schuinan-lleink, sou of the noted singer and Henry Van llolven berg of Hie Sains Valley ranch are in Medford on business today. Kugcue Amann left .Medford for Bond today for an extended bussiness visft. .' tiC!ligin Next week the grocers of this city will once more feature this Quaker Cooker offer. And for the last time, we believe. We have supplied Cookers now to over 1,000,000 homes. We have supplied $2.50 Aluminum Cookers for $1 to Quaker Oats users. But this offer ends with our present supply, and probably forever. Unless Aluminum drops 50 per cent, we cannot again offer a Cooker like this for $1.' ? But next week only we make the offer below.17 You can get this Cooker for $1, by buy ing two of our cereals which should be cooked in it. This offer is made to induce better cooking. To bring you Quaker Oats and Pettijohn's cooked in perfect form, with the flavor kept in tact. Our reward will come in your doubled delight in these foods. But we supply only one to each family. Unless you have the right flakes, right cooking does not help much. Ptit, if you useQuakerOats and Pettijohn's, thiscooker is yoursfor$l.This is for one week only. Get the packages from any grocer named below. One Week Only You Our Offer Is This: or money order that you use our All tlie world over, Quaker Oats holds first place among oat foods. Oat lovers ot a hundred nations send to us to get it. A billion dishes are consumed each year. Nowhere in the world do connoisseurs find any oat food to compare with it. The reason is this: Quaker Oats is made from queen (Trains only just the bin, plump, luscious oats. No puny, slarveil grains nre included. A bushel of the choicest oats yields only ten pounds of Quaker. The result is a flavor which has won the world a flavor which is match less. Yet these larce and luscious flakes cost you no extra price. Nature stores in oats a wealth of vitality, which everybody needs. We want you to know this fascinatinj; vim-food, made as we muke it and cooked in our way. These Grocers Will Feature the Cooker Offer Next Week John Hrmviilci', :;.:7 K. llutti rli.'hl. Mi ilKn, V lv I'mii'i . 1 KiiM The IIiiM 'ill.- (inn ! . I'onls liroei'W 1'iv, M.' indium! ; I'.nu. rv. Mr .lom'S i'lKll l i I'orr r i . :: I'. I Kl-IV: i; Mril . It. Ii. Katon of Copco, Cal., return ed to thai cily Thursday after spend ing several days in Medford. See Pierce, t h Florist fur 1'er enial idaitts. Plant now. P. I). I.ando. of KlK Creek deliver ed of load uf beef in .Mlt'onl Thurs dav. Huttermilk lie quart at. Do Voe's. Pear) itosK of Central Point whs vlKippint' in Medi'cjnl today. 'Wallace llei'gmflu of Kagle Point was a Medford business visitor Wed nesday, F. II. Hull of Central Point is sp. riding the dav fu .Medford. lie sure ami attend the entertain ment by t ii" real iinstt-r Hrown and his dog, Tie. at the Coiden liu'e at p. nt. Saturday Oetober 2V Craft M'-Quoid uf Kugl Point was l-i Medford on bnsiuess Weilnesduy, .Urn Hoss of Central i'oint was a Medford visitor Thursday. Teddy Webb and wife of Central Point are spending the afternoon in Med ford. John Sisty of Willow Springs was trading in Medford Thursday. Wilbur Kind of Applegale was in Medford for a load of. supplies Thurs day. Auto wheels repaired; first-class job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub lic market. 1). II. Sneed of Crescent City Is spending a few days in Medford on business. Robert Orr of Rogue River is visiting in Medford this week. Ho sure and attend the entertain ment by the real Huster brown and bis dug, Tige, at tho (Joldon Rule at. 2::!0 p. ni. Saturday October 2S. A. I). Rradley of liosebnrg is visit ing in Medford this week. This $2.50 Aluminum Cooker The cost of Aluminum has doubled since we ordered these lifetime Cookers. At present prices, this of fer would be impossible. So, in all probability, after our supply is exhausted, it cannot be made again. for $1 with the Sales Slip and cereals. Sales Slips must he he Quaker Oats Quaker Oats The Extra-Delicious Vim-Food Flaked from Queen Oats Only MEDF0T0, OREGON Mnlli st.. MiiHor.l, Oretim tiiruim. M.iin ft . M I i'onl. Ori'uon i st , Mfilt'iiril, or,- .;! l-:uM Main 1 1 11 l il . I ! t lU'U, lli'lil. IHr;:ili. . V;iln Miilfinl, tin :'.. . Mniu. (Hi ;m. F. I.. Orr of Rogue River is in Med ford this week attending to business af fairs. Ccorge Stearns of Oakland, Cal., is stopping in Medford for a few days. Rnice Huck of Watklns Is In Med ford on business today. Haloween social at t lie Roosevelt school Friday,-' October 27 at 7 p. m. Admission 5c. Kverybody come. W. H. Miller of Cold Hill Is look ing arter his political fences in Med ford today. Louis Hansen of Itoseburg !s stop ping In Medford for a few days. Miss May McDowell of Kugeue Is vlr.it ing In Medford. It. F. Hopkins of San Francisco is in .Medford on business. A. H. Jackson of Portland is spend ing a few days in Medford. H. II. Hrown of Crescent City Is in Medford on business. John Hutler of Medford Is spend ing a few days at the Klue Hedge. Floyd Pierce of Kagle Point was trading In Medford Wednesday. M. H. Nichols of Portland is a Medford business visitor this week. Mrs. Tom Ross of Central Point is shopping In Medford today. Dr. and Mrs. Saladl of Seven Oaks are spending the day in Medford. .1. F. Newman, A. I. Whitney and R. L. Kay are spending the rest of the season hunting In the Rig Hutte district. A car driven by R. M. Wilson went over the embankment a mile this side of Ashland Thiirdsay morning with seven people, but none were injured. The' accident was caused by the little boy climbing up in his father's lap, while the latter was driving, causing him lo lose control of the car. The car lodged In .p. brush heap and was but slightly damaged. MMrtMBlgaMMWlltMaUateiBB Purchase two packages of Quaker Oats and one package of Pettijohn's or three pack ages of cither. Get a Sales Slip from your grocer showing the purchase. Send us check we will mail the cooker bv parcel post. We ask the Sales mailed next week. This offer applies in this vicinity only. Company, 205 Maynard Building, Seattle, Wash. MEDFORD. OREGON V. II. I.vilianl li'itl'nril. Ornuon. Mutsh lii'imV'tt, Meiifoiii. On'tion. iiitliihilp t'ih Urot'ory. Mi'ilt'atil. Oteeon. .1 !'. Ol.i.9li'iil. MiMlford, Uncoil. A. lVnwi-ll. MiMlforil. Orrcnn, t ha I.. SrhWfrlln. ::i;-4n N. (Vtitralave., Meilfonl Oriunn. Strinucr. MfMlionl, Orri'.nti. WnrniT, W'tntnutii l!ol Mi'ill'onl, Orison. WEDDING BELLS j WedneMl.-iy. tMober "J"), l!l Hi, at j '.l:'Mi in the afternoon, (.aura K. j jKiuit.en and William A. Crane were! ! united in marriage at the M, K. par-! I -ullage. Central Point, Rev. Ilutebi- f MUI JMlelalM:.'., ( The bride n iwui'y.htcr ((f M is. Iininlln Mee uf Applegale, and a m ter id' Warren l. Mee of Apple-ate, Mary A. Mee and Km ma (Mee) liebb j uf Central I'nint. She was horn in' Jnek.Nitii county, where hc has eon- j tiniiously made her home. Her par- ' ents were anions the pioneer settlers 'of southern Oregon, buciuy eoiue here in 18.");!. She lias always resided on ttbe farm and owns one of Ibe be.-l jo i'the many valuable irrialed farms l of I lie ;i rod net ive A pplegate valley. I The groom is proprietor of the! ; Crane (iroeery eompany of Central j j i'oint, where he has resided for nea rly j I two years, ha vino- been employed for! j some lime,, before engaging in the' mercantile hiMiie-s ns editor of the! Central I'oint liebiild. He is an old; newspaper man, having lor twenty-j five years been engaged in journalism i in Nebraska and Iowa.' In Ihmglasj county, Nebraska, he owned fur I'ivej years a syndicate of live papers. ITei also owned newspapers in A udtibon ! county, Iowa, and i widelv known in (the Missouri valley eoimlrv. He is one of the most progressive huMiie-s! men of Central Point, where he is highly esteemed. The newly married couple will di vide their, time for the pre-ent be tween I lie tore and the farm, devot ing their energies to the improvement of both. j L. Parsons of Moscow, Idaho, is In Medford looking after business af fairs. ! Pure AIuminuT B" I l Extra Large and Heavy S ij$ Cereal Capacity2KQU. 1 , j A Lifetime Utensil 11 f$$ f I Retail Value M I $2.50 I r Last' Chance J ettijoWs Rolled Wheat with 25 Bran Flakes A Modern Bran Dainty Every doctor advises bran, as essential to right living. It is Nature's laxative. Everybody every day should eat it. It means better health, better spirits, sunnier days. Without it, our diet of fine food forces folks to drugs. Fcttijohn's is made to meet doctors' requirements. The bran is hidden in flavory flakes of wheat. The food is a morning dainty which everybody likes. Yet it contains 25 per cent tender bran. The bran is in flake form, which makes it doubly efficient. Ground bran will not do. Try Pettijohn's one week. Note its delightful effects. Never again will you go back to a branless diet. Then try Pettijohn's Flour. It is 75 per cent fine patent flour mixed with per cent bran flakes. Use it like Graham flour in any recipe. 10 MEET TUESDAY The Mcdl'ord I'arent Teacher Council will nienf in the public li l.rar.i building next Tuesday, Octo ber Z I , at A: 2.1 p. in. Tin- council ccr.sists of the execu tive conimltloea of all the parent teacher circles, one delegate from cieli circle, all o.' t ho school princi ples f.nd the e't superintendent of schools. Hiifineps of imiiorlnnce and of in tercut to all of the circles will he lonsidered and it Ip hoped that there may he a full attendance. All presfdeins nre requested to brinp: or send lists oT executive com mittee members 10 this meeting. DIED Alden 0. II, Allien, October 2.1 ;t 2 : .10 a. m., at tl r. home of his son, (i. Tt. Alden in Riverside colony near Ciobl Hill. Mr. Allien was stricken with paralysis shortly after midnight Sunday morning, and medical assis tance was nt once summoned, lie never rallied from the shock and only once showed any sins of conscious ness, lie was a pioneer in the Brain btis.nts? in Minnesota and only eanie to'OroKon a couple of years ao. ilis sen accoiupanied tho remains to his obi home al Kyota. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOit SALIC KnKlish Pit Hull pup, seven months old, flentle, used to children, $2.1. rim; 1(1, Mall Trib une. 1SS WANTED Day or contract work for man with team. Phone W.'i-Y. 191 Slip just to show Address EAGLE POINT. OREGON (leorjie Hrown, Kaple I'oint. CtroKon. ' PHOENIX. OREGON rhotMiix Mt'rcanti! Vo., Phoenix, (lr-koii. Svlendid for Bad Coughs, Colds, , Bronchitis Au InrxpeawUr llmnM;.tle Hfni edy tt!v Surt-nl, (juit-Uft An.vnnr wlio tries tliis yiloa'sitnt trit iiiff " ht'iiH'-iriiuic coui'li hvrujj, will ftuifkly uiitl'Tstiind Uy it is used in nmrv hoiiit-K in the Luitnl stuU'8 ami l 'iinuilu tlmii any other ruuult ii'metH. i'he wnv it takt'S liuld of tin oi-rftiiiute L-ontrli, i i v injr imm'tliut; rt'lii-f. will makt vtui li'iirt-'t that vni lii'wr Irirtl it be fure. Jt in a truly liwnlaltlf r.oui;li iviihhIv that slum Id Ik kt-j.t liamiv in t'verv home, to use at the tirrtt. Kirn of a jinii during tin nibt or day time. Auv dniy.iii.'il. am supply vou with 2U' ount-i'8 f I'im'X (.'() i-cntfl wortlO. I'onr tliit into u pint bottle and till tin not tic with plain urutiuluti'd Huytn svrup. 'J Lt; total t-ott i- ahmit r cfiite :md you havt a full pint of tl.a utaat llWtive remedy you tver u.-ed. The oui'-k, lasting relief you yet from Mi is excellent eouh s rup will really surprise you.' It yirompt !v ln-iiln thi iiitlauied iiiembrani-s tliat line the throat m air past-H','ey, Htops the atuioyiii1.' thl'oat tiekh, loosen tin1 itlih-Lfiu, and soon your couh stops eittirely. Spleq rlid f r hrom-hil is, croup, wtioupiujj .'ourh and hroiuhial ar 1 luna. I'inex a hiu'hlv cou'-enl raieil ct im pound of .Norwiiv pine etiaet, etunliineil tvith .'iiaiacid and is famous t he woi Id iver for its healirt',' rllVct on the nu'in .iranen. 'I o avoid disaiii)oiuinu nt ask for "21. itinces of Pilled" with full diieet hint? md don't aeeejit, anvthiii"' el' c A LMiar intee of absolute sa t isi'ut t ion or uiom-v promptly refunded y.r.v with (hi- pr" iration. . The 1'ihei Co., i t. Wuue, ind. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT A Sand Storm Bcmarknhle Feats of HorsBmanshiii Cigarette's -Paring Lean Into the Water From Fifty-Foot Ctiff - Are Some ot the Bkj Moments in Oiliila's World- lallMUl Draimi. St ii rrinu' Am Citrari'ltn. tin- I ;i uu li t ! nl' llic li'i"jimi'nt. AUT0ISTS, ATTENTION ! Si'c Mil' raliinii-i Hi'Mlli 'al li'V ftiuli:')!. ei-ial I'ilni. PATHE NEVS Adulls l.'ie Cliihhvu TOMORROW Donrjlas Fairbanks in "Flirtimi With Fate" AMUSEMENTS Annul tho 1 1 f - of tho W'oalorn sold niinor thore luis oyer boon cast a romantic halo. This breath of romance has boon breathed into tho thrilling novel, "Tho World's !roat Snare' by K. Phillips Oppenhi'im nnd lias been flashed into living fh-o on the screen by the Famous IMuyers in Its adap tion of tho eolohralod novel in which beautiful Paulino Frederick is starred. PLAYING NOW FREDERICK IX Uncle Sam at Work TOPICAI, roniiliR Smiinlav, ( ai lilc Hlnrk vll anil Muiii'l (Klidh,. in "Sally in Our Alloy." STAR MED FORD'S Cnsv Photoplay THEATER Under Two Flags