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MEDFORD arAITJ TIM H UN M, IUEDFOUD, OlMK SATURDAY, XOVEMHER IS. 19IG
TOCAL AND
M PERSONAL
Tbc race between Uenrae T. Balif
win of Klniiiaih I'mIIh and W. I.air
Thompson of l.akevlew for the. slate
ftenale from flu' Seveiileeut ll dis
trict proved lo bo a dower race even
than llie Wilson and Hughes race,
the count xliindinu one majority In
fuvor of Baldwin on (he official
count. Thompson's majority outside
of Klamath county was :!.'i4 and
Ilnldwln'H majority In Klamath coun
ty won 855; kIvIiik It to Italdwln by
one vote.
Japanese Curio Store, 3 0 North
Central avenue, l.ulf block from main.
Toys and Oriental novelties. Tea
room open afternoons.
Mrs,' A. J. Kloelier of (Iranls Pass
is visitiuK her husband.
It Ik worth any one's time to ro
over to Pierce's Crecnhoiise now and
Ken his beautiful display.
C. J. Thomas of (Jrants I'ass was
a Medford visitor Friday.
Mrs. Leach, Corsets madc-to-order.
Abdo-Support Corset, also belts. 320
North Dartlctt, Phone 083-.T.
' A foot of snow at t'nlon creek and
three feet at Outer l.nke is report
ed. The PunKalow Store, corner River
side and Jneknon. Phono 48.1-rt, Free
delivery. J. W. Jacobs & Son's. 200
Thomas Ciuucade of KaRle Point
was a business visitor In the city Fri
day afternoon.
Tln'eo apartments have been se
cured at the Colonial Fluls for the
Arabs accompanying tho Garden ol
Allah, to be seen In this city Sunday
nlftht, November 20. ut the Pas;e.
These men oro very religious and be
lieve only In (lod and Mohammed as
a prophet of God. They always ro
barefooted In warm and cold weather
alike. ' They never drink liquor and
never eat pork or meals fried in
urease. It Is nxalnst their religion
and for that reason do their own
cooking. They marry as many women
as they think they can Biipport, There
Is one man who lias seven wives and
24 children. 200
Milton Church has returned to his
homo in Roseburg, after spending a
few days In Hertford. Ashland and
Grants Pass.
Plerco, tho Florist, has some extra
nice tnblo ferns ror the dining room
table.
' The orchestra which lias been or
ganized to accompany the concert of
tltb Modford Choral Society In the
Page theatre Thanksgiving night hns
been nugmentod by several musicians
from Ashland, the organization now
having 10 members.
; See Dave Wood ahout that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room -404 M.
V. & II. Illdg.
Hownrd Thomas of Mayton, Oil., is
spending the week-end In the city on
business.
Ontes sells Ford cnrs 200 down
and $25 n month. '
W. G. Wilson of Collage Grove is
in tho city visiting riiends and at
tending to business matters.
Pierce, the Florist, certainly has a
fine line of ferns. Mis greenhouses
nro at 1005 Kimt Main.
C. Van lloutte of F.ugene is spend
ing a few days In the city on busi
ness. "The Valley of the Rogue," words
and music 15c. 209
Mr. and .Mis. Tom W. Gerber nf
San Francisco are spending a few
days in the city.
Hatha 25a. llotol Holland.
II. (). Purucber of Ashrand was in
the city Saturday on business.
Dr. T. O. Heine, practice limited to
eye, ear, nose, throat; glasses fitted.
228 East Main, Phone 303.
James Kinhrey lert this morning on
horseback ror Prospect, patrolling the
lines of the California-Oregon Power
Co.
Dunce ut the Nut Saturday night.
Gentlemen 23 cents. Ladles free.
T. (i. Itradley of Fall Creek. Cal..
Superintendent of Power Houses of
the California-Oregon Power Co.. is
In the oily attending to business for
his company.
One or tbc greatest plays Spokane
hus seen In many seasons Is "The
Gurden of Allah." Superb scenery
which made the Pi'.; audience gasp
with Its beauty an. I . daring -and
splendid acting combined with
story. Spokesman Review '.Ml
Glen Conwell, formerly of Medford
nnd now of Klamath Falls, will leav
fn thu near future tor Kansas.
Dakery goods at Do Voe's.
(). o. Aleii(le,fer Is spending the dav
In Grunts Pass, attending to huslm
matters of the California-Oregon
Power Co.
Dancing from I) to 12 at the Nut
Saturday night for 2.".c.
M. A. Walker of f'hiittanooi'.a. t;a.
Is n business visitor In the city fur
a few days.
See the stock labels carried by tho
Medford Printing Co., If you are in
a hurry.
F. I) f'raddo. k of Kimene arrived
In the clti Filduy evening tor a brtcr
business visit.
Rig 5c milk shakes nt De Voe's.
V. IV Clarke of Suleiu ls Uc.lfoi d
business visitor.
K. C. Simmons of Eugeno is spend
ing I lie week-end In Medford attend,
lug to business mutters.
Regular Saturday nU'ht dance.
Moose hull, ! lo 12, .'.Of. 2uU
Mr. anil Mrs. Charles WoIkoii and
family or Montague spent Friday
evening and Salurduy In .Medrotd.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
i'he' Insurance Man.
Mr. and Airs. Irving I.. Mayo are
Medtord visitors from l.os Angeles I
tor three weeks.
Drugless treatments for all diseases
scientifically administered. Dis.
Hedges, 233 F. Main st.
Guy Harvey of Grants Pass Is
spending a few dais In the city visit
ing friends.
Good music ut Hie Nat every Satur
day night. Dancing 9 to 12 for 2'.c.
R. Thompson of Portland arrived
in the city Friday evening lor u brief
business visit.
Three Intlnl special Ninas Emboss
ed stationery at the Medford Print
line Co. Order early. Prices are at
tractive. I). 11. Grunt of Portland is spend
ing a few days in the city attending
to business matters.
Highest price paid for strictly
fresh ranch eggs. Cafe Holland,
K. F. llogan of Chicago Is among
the out of town business visitors in
the city.
Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation, 10 to 3
Herbert F. Drown arrived In the city
Friday evening from Sun Francisco
and will spend a few days in the city
looking nfler business Interests. Mr.
Brown Is one of the wealthiest men
or- California, being the president and
chief stockholder of a number nf
California Industrial plunts and is the
largest landholder of Contra Costa
county.
Get your Engraved Xinas cards
now. Medford Printing Co. Is show-
ng a beautiful lino.
l.loyd I. Harris of San Francisco
Is a business visitor in the city Tor a
few days.
Bicycles! Motorcycles! Parts nnd
Sundries. Expert repairing. Work
guaranteed. II. and X. Shop, Sparta
bldg., now managmont.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark llayter of Dal
las, Ore., are spending a few days in
the city.
Typewrltor paper ot all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
H. L. Mures and family of Wallace,
Idaho, are spending a few days In the
city, visiting friends and attending to
business matters.
No charge for special embossing
dies with the Xmas fancy stationery
sold by the Medford Printing Co. All
special order and Is not carried In
stock. i ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. fl. Locke of Salt
Lake City are among the out of town
visitors in the city.
Old papers for sale at this office at
20c for 100.
.1. V. McCarthy of Boston, Muss., Is
In the city on a brief business visit.
Gasoline and oil nt De Voe's.
Hurry K. Holts of Boston, Mass., Is
spending u few days 111 Ihe city on
business.
Personal engrnved Xmas cards and
mbosscd Xmas stationery at the Med.
ford Printing Co.
A. A. Hale of Portland was In the
city on bulsness Friday and Satur
day. Every home needs a "Pacific"
Cedar Chest. Order one now for
Christmas. I'sciul. monumenlal. an
Ideal gift. Installment phut of pay
ment If you wish. Many styles and
sizes in stock. Pacific Furniture and
Fixture Factory. 23 1
J. C. Miller of San Frnnrisco 1 ;
among the out of town business visit
ors in the city.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe's.
.K. Bailee and L. Allen of Salem
spent Friday and Saturday In the
Ity.
Sweet cider at Do Voe's.
George Buckley or Hitch Is In the
city tor a few days transacting busi
ness.
ltottenVow manure. Hoover's dairy.
.1. T. Claire of Portland spent Fri
day and Saturday In the city attend
ing to business Interests.
Han Pence, road supervisor of
Trull, was a Medford visitor Friday.
He hus called au election In his road
district ror a special leiy lor road
improvement.
J. H. Harness is a business visitor
In the citv from Fresno, Cal.
The Bungalow General Merchan
dise store on the corner of Riverside
and Jackson is now ojieu for busi
ness. 200
Harvey llostwlck, It. It. South and
R. R. Xech of Klamath Fulls are in
the city nnd will remain over the
week-end.
Fresh chocolates ui De Vocs.
I.. L. Lewis of Hornlitook. Cal..
Is a business visitor In the city tor
a few da s.
' National Guard.'' "Battle Cry ot
Peace." Words anil .Music. l,",c. 227
Dr. .1. .1. Knimens Is contemplating
leaving for the I'aM on un extended
trip the first or next month.
Any one wishing to sell fancy work
nt the Arts and I'rnlt l.eugue exhibit
Mondav, November 27. phone or see
Mrs. Curl Boivmiiu. ''iii;
Mrs. II .1 Henslnuer und son will
arrive lu a few dins troni Spokane,
Wash , to visit her brother T. Daniels.
Frank W'ortman of Phoenix was in
the city Saturday attending to busi
ness matters.
Will G. Steele will leave Sunday
morning for Washington D. ('., where
be will further the cause of paving
the road lo Crater Lake park. Va
rious Improvement at the park proper
will also lie taken up with the Inter
ior Department by Mr. Steele.
Mrs. .1. I'.'. Walt und daughter.
Helen, will leuve for Los Angeles in
a few dnys, where they will spend the
winter season.
A. B. McKee of Buncom spent Fri
day night and Saturday In the city at
tending to business mutters.
August F.dler of Lako Creek was In
the city on business Saturday.
Frank P. Dutton of Eagle Point
was in Medford on business Saturday
morning.
A number of .Medford Shriners will
utlenil the ceremonial at the Ash
land temple (his afternoon und even
ing. One of neophytes to be Initiated
Is Dr. J. J. Emmons of Medford.
A bowling tournament will begin
ut the Elks club the first of next
week.
A party of Southern Pucific rail
way men from Southern towns will
arrive In Medford Sunday evening
und will spend Monday morning look
ing over the Rogue River valley. They
will spend tho late afternoon inAsh
land, leaving there for the south in
tlio evening. The personnel of the
party Is: J. C. Loggins, Dallas, In
charge of the party; Frank Doyle,
New Orleans; C. R. Denton, Houston;
S. Erickson. El Paso; O. 11. lluryeiir,
Beaumont.
Miss Mildred Henderson has re
turned to Medford niter a visit n iili
friends In Portland.
H. M. Beall of Klamath Falls Is in
tile city for u few days visiting,
friends und unending' to business
matters.
Miss Alice Martin hus len for Los
Angeles, where she will spend Ihe
winter.
Earl Hobson has returned to Med
ford from a fishing nnd hunting trip
In the Applegate country.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Miles or Rose
burg are the guests or Medford
friends.
Frank Stevens of Ilueh boarded the
train ot Medford Friday for Seattle,
where he expects to spend the win
ter. C. W. Watson of Ashland was In
Medford Saturday attending to legal
business.
Jack Ingham has gone to Albany,
where he will attend to business mat
ters for a rew duys.
Richard Burton returned to his
home In Hornbrook Friday evening
alter spending a rew days visiting
.Medford friends.
.Miss Elsie ('illuming Is visiting
friends In Jacksonville.
William Crawford und Arthur Per
ry are expected to return to Medford
Sunday from Butte. Mont., where
they were called as witnesses in a
Federal case.
John Vaughn of Talent was a busi
ness visitor In the city Friday after
noou. Mrs. Charles Conner, Miss Dorothy
Conner and Bondlnot Connor have
li ft for un extended trip to the east,
expecting to return to Medford in the
early spring. I
Dunbar Cass has left for New York,
where he will spend the winter with
relatives.
A. Redpath of Griffin Creek was in
the city Friday on business.
The DruniH League will hold the
second of its play readings at the pub
lic library .Monday evening nt 7:llrt.
"My Lady's Dress" will tie read by a
cast of local members. All members
and others wishing to associate them
selves with the League's activities are
invited to he present.
At the Methodist church Sunday
evening. Miss Dola Gladden of Guana
juato. Mexico, will speak. Miss Glad
den will deal particularly with pres
ent conditions In our much troubled
sister republic. There will he spec
ial music at this hour. The public Is
1 1 rdlally invited to attend.
Slater Johnson leaves Sunday to
"isit relatives in the east.
XDTIl'K.
Mrs. r. ltrown eonie home, yonr
biisbanil wants yon. 20s
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKl) Second haml desk. I'lione
:.;i-lt-l. -11
Phantom Powder
Your skin may not lie nntiiially
'leaiilifnl. but one application of
ritaniom Powder will so conceal the
defects it will appear beautifully
natu ral.
Especially Rood Tor the neck, arms,
bands ami tor eveniiiB make up.
Free liemonstrntlnn by callliiit at
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
j!U-netM'oiT.r Itllibliim.
Mrs. A. True Lundy .
NTJBONE CORSETS
Sni'icitl ('"ittinu's a Spd-ialtv
IMiniif llutt'l M'.ll'..i',l.
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ON BIG BROTHER
10 LOCAL ELKS
An HUin'- on iric Im.tlirr
movement, us fo-.ei,ril nil mvr llic
country by tilt- Kll;s Iihc will be de
livered TiM'Mhiy ovciuii'jf nt H o'clock
;it ihe lui-jil Klks temple by PrrifVsMr
Irviiiu Viuit.x of A-hlninb Professor
Vhiijit: bus -pent the jm-t fifteen
vtrr. in tlif slmly promotion uf
l!ie movement, luiviuj loetiireil regu
larly on the .subject dutinir thnt jime
nt Columbia university.
A inoiilli njrii I'mlVMir Yiniti;.' de
livered n similar lecture at (lie loeal
Klks temple, for members only, which
un so well received that the mem
bers of the hile induced hint to re
turn and deliver the address to the.
jeneial public.
Parents of boys of the aires from
111 lo 20 are c-pcially invited to at
tend Hie lecture which will be iven
in the lode hall. In addition to the
lecture a musical pm-jiaui will be
liiven.
The bin- blither movement U beinir
laken up actively by the local lode,
Oil boys be in, if taken under Ihe wimjs
of the members.
MEE1 NEXT WEEK1
On account of a conflict in dates,
I be Southern Oregon Schoolmaster'
club meeting, which was scheduled
for November 1H, will be postponed
until some time early ju December,
probably Saturday, December 19.
Professor Kdwin T. Heed, chairman
of the National Kdticulioual associa
tion committee on attainments in
Knulih ut tho end of the sixth year,
will address the (dub on the subject
of reorganization nf the course of
-tudv in the interest of efficienev.
'-J.OKy CRftftXED and
.QJNS pHAPPED HANDS
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL DRUG tiTOBKS
TUBES ZSC JABS 50C tljaijj
ta&MHmmra&'jtaws
Wednesday
Thursday
18,000
PEOPLE
COST
$500,000
FULL
PRICES: Nights
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Oh Joy!
More
Corns
t Pimply marvelous no pain no cut
ting no aches conid vanish. You
never saw anything like it in your whole
life. Why suffer another minute why
lirnp around and vxt like an old cripple:'
Comfort Corn Plasters will make, yon
romp around like a 2-year-oM. The
old, hard, stubborn corn kiK'a without
pain it simply vanishes over niylit;.
Just ask for Comfort Corn Plasters.
Remember Comfort Corn Planters
are guaranteed to give absolute satis
faction or money buck. Only '2"c Jic
package.
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AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
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TIIKATIIH.
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Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
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