Medford mail tribune., November 27, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD WATT; TRTPUNE, MEDFORD, ORF.OOX, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 191(5
TOCAL AND
JL PERSONAL
, Robert Brillcn of (Sranta rasa
client Sunday in .Medford.
Wanted, u chocolate (lipiifir. Cull at
Brown's conledlonury.
William Miller will leave In a few
days for Sacramento, fill., and hi
place In the telephone office will be
taken by D. C. Craddocki formerly of
KuRene.
"The Valley of the rtoRiio." Word
and music, irc. 237
1-ester It. liolliiK and Aususta
PctcrbauRh of Gold ilill were mar
ried at Jacksonville .Monday morn
ing by JudKe Tou Velle.
Dr. T. G. Heine, practice limited to
eye, ear, nose, throat; Rla8es fitted.
228 East Main, Phono 303.
The candy side to have been held
In the high school bulldlnc Wednes
day afternoon under the auspices of
the high Bchool Parent-Teacher's cir
cle, bas been postponed until a later
date.
Disease results Irom nerve pressure
and abnormal circulation. Dr. Hedges
23.-1 E. Main.
Corbln KdRell of Easle Point spent
the week-end in Medford.
An inexpensrve Xmns Rift that
grows more precious year by year
your photograph. Make the appoint
ment at once. The Swem Studios.
The Golden Link Bible CIuhs of the
Baptist Sunday school will hold an
important business meeting at th
church Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'clock. All members are requested
to ho there promptly as the mission
ary society meets at 2:30.
Arts and Crafts exhibit and dnnce
tonight nt St. Mark's Hall. Dancing
10c. 213
Misses Gladys Glundennlng and
Kate E. Horn of Hombrook, C'nl.,
spent the week-end In the city visit
ing friends.
Fresh chocolates nt De Voes.
. Mrs. II. I,. Gould of Boston, Mass.,
was a Medford visitor over the week
end. Arts and Crafts exhibit and dance
tonight at St. Mark's Hull. Dancing
10c. 213
It. F. Albee of Potrland was among
the out of town business men, who
were In Medford over Sunday.
"National Guard," "Battle Cry of
Peace." Words and Music, 1 So. 227
George Nickels of Seattle arrived
In tho city Sunday for a brief busi
ness stay.
, Al Jennings (himself) in "Beating
Back," the most famous of the Satur
day evening post PBrlale. A bandit
story for respectable nudlenccs. Com
pleto In U parts.
G. M. Estcrly of Seattle Is spend
ing a few days In the city attending
to business mutters.
Sweet cider at De Voe's.
P. Welch of Spokane la spending a
few days in the city looking over his
vurloun holdings In the valley.
Something to be thankful for, to be
able to choose from our entire stock
of trimmed bats, values to f U, now
3.98. Ahrens.
The meeting of tho Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the Metho
dist church, which was announced to
meel with Mrs. 1). T. Lnwton Frldny
December 1, bus been postponed and
will meet Monday, December 4, nt
tho church, corner Fourth aud Unit-
lelt.
Gasoline and oil at Da Voe'a.
Bon Fredenbnrg, of Hutte Falls was
a business visitor In tho city on Morr
day.
Trimmed huts as low as f 1 .49
2 and S!!.K. Alliens closing out
sale.
Clarence Boyd of Gold Hill was In
Mudford Monday morning later going
to Jacksonville to attend the session
of tho county court, considering the
petition for the creation of an Irriga
tion district In liiverslde Colony near
Gold Hill.
Personal engraved Xmaa cards and
mbossed Xmas stationery at the Med
ford Printing Co.
Harvey Stanley of Eagle Point wus
in the city Saturday attending to
business matters.
( hoosn from our entire slock of
coals :. $10, and $H. Ahrens.
No charge for special embossing
dies with the Xmas fancy stationery
cold by the Medford Printing Co. All
apeclal order and Is not carried In
tock.
Mux St oik man of Eagle Point at
tended to business matters In the city
on Saturday.
$1 even, money buys the best suit
In stock. Ahrens.
Mr. and Mis. Wheeler of Eagle
Point was shopping In Medford Sat
nrday afternoon.
Get your Engraved Xmas cards
bow. Medford Printing Co. is show,
ng a beautiful lino. '
Floyd 1'lerce of Kuglo Point was In
tho city on Monday on biiHiness.
. Save on your Xmas handkerchiefs.
silk hose, silk underwear, and furs.
Closing out sale. Ahrens.
, J. P. Iloagland of Central Point
was In Medford Saturday and Mon
day.
Pierce, the Florist, has some extra
nice tnhlo ferns for tho dining rsom
tnMn.
An exhibit of waists made by
the girls of the domestic science class
of the high school is on display in the
window of the room formerly oc
cupied by Brown's pool hall next to
the Star theatre.
Wanted, a chocolate dipper. Call at
Brown's confectionery.
It. j. Taylor left Monday for the
Middle Fork of the Applegate where
he will spend the winter working on
his mining claim.
Typewrltor paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
Carl Hanson, Kd Henselman and
B. W. Gregory spent Sunday hunting
on upper Itogue Itlver, getting JO
ducks.
Highest prlca paid for . strictly
fresh ranch eggs. Cafe Holland.
Muru, Brevard und Fugl are lead
ing In the city bllllurd tournament,
being played at Brown's with only
four games In the series left to plu.v.
Maru lias finished his panics with a
percentage of .711. Brevard and
Ftigl each have two games to play,
each having a percentage of .06 0.
Old papers for tale at this office at
20c for 100.
F. H. Campbell of Talent was a
Modford visitor Sunday aud Monday.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
George L. Panky of Central Point
rpent the week-end in Medford vlsit-
l:m friends.
Big 6c milk Bhakes at De Voe's.
Clinton Cook of Applegate was in
the city Sunday and Monday visit
ing friends and attending to business
matters.
Pierce, the Florist, certainly has a
fine line of ferns. His greenhouses
aro at 1005 East Main.
Kd Mercer of Kansas City Is among
the. out of town business visitors in
Medford.
Bakery goods at Do Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gunnell of
Garnts Pass spent tho week-end In
the city.
Baths 2Ec. Hotol Holland.
Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Iteddy arc
spending a few days In Medford.
Bicycles! Motorcycles! Parts and
Sundries. Expert repairing. Work
guaranteed. H. and X, Shop, Sparta
bldg., new manngment.
C. T. Blackburn of Central Point
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
in the city visiting friends.
Gates sells Ford cars 1200 down
and 1 2 Ti a month.
II. K. Maynard of Chicago Is
spending n lew days In the city on
business.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & II. Bldg.
Blanch l.ee of Grants Pass spent
the week-end in the city visiting
friends.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe'a.
J. B. Krecht of Kedlands, Cal.,
Fpent Sunday nnd Monday In Med
loril visiting friends and attending to
business matters.
Mrs. Leach, Corsets mado-to-order.
Abdo-Support Corset, also belta. 32G
North Bartlott, Phone 6 83-J.
Wllllnm B. Brunsel of Oakland,
Cal., Is among tho out of town busi
ness visitors In tho city.
Every homo needs a "Pacific"
Cednr Chest. Order ono now for
Christmas. Useful, ornamontnl, nn
Ideal itlft. Installment plan of pay
ment if you wish. Muny styles nnd
sizes In stock. Pacific Furniture nnd
Fixture Factory. 231
G. W. Hall of Ilorson, Mnss., Is n
Medford visitor for a Tew days on
business.
Don't fail to see our ThanksgivInT
silver window. Martin J. Iteddy the
Jeweler. tf.
W. X. Sparhiuvk of Washington, 1).
C, arrived in tho city Sunday.
It Is worth any ono's tlmo to go
over to Pierce's Greenhouse now and
see his beautiful display.
Mr. and Mm. Joseph Hosmnn of
Wilbur. Wash., are spending a k'.v
days in Ibo city.
This is the finest and most expen
sive display of silverware ever shown
In Southern Oregon. Martin J. Iteddy,
tho Jeweler. tf.
Ivan Hockersmith of the Meadows
spent Saturday and Sunday tu .Med
ford.'
Medford, Oregon, Nov. fl, 19 IB,
TO WHOM . IT .MAY COXCEIIN:
This is to certify that I, tho un
dersigned, had ve,ry severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live and hearing of Gin
Chung (wbosa Herb Store is nt 211
South Front street in Medford,) I de
cided to get herbs lor my stomach
trouble, anil 1 started to reeling bet
ter as soon as I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone nlfllcted us I was to
see til in Chung und try his herbs,
(Signed) W. It. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. II. Holmes, Eagle Point.
Frank Lewis, Eagle Point.
Win. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. L. Chlldretb. Eagle Point.
C. E. Moore. Eagle Point.
J. V. Mi lntyre. Eagle Point.
Geo. II. Von der llelleii. Eagle Point
Thus. E. Nichols, Eagle Point.
John S. Orth, Medford.
KVOI.I Tltt OF IIAklMi Till'. Ti l
h l:v
W. Gurwln oi Talent was a Med
ford visitor ov- 'he week-end.
To friends and kinsfolk, your p'r
irait at Xmas will carry a mesKaz.!
of thoughtfulness that Is next to n
personal visit. Arrange for the sk
iing today. The Swem Studios.
Ben Fredenbnrg of lltttte Falia
pent the week-end in the city vi-!t-
ir. f friends.
Dr. J. J. Einiiiens expects to leave
Medford about December 3rd for 'New
York city, where he will take a post
graduate course, returning to Med
ford tho first of January. 118
Loren and Arthur Moore, aged IS
and 15 years, disappeared from their
home on u ranch near Central Point
lust Thursday, and search by their
rather and the police has failed to
find any trace of them.
Japanese Curio Storo, 30 North
Central avenue, half block from main.
Toys and Oriental novelties. Tea
room open afternoons.
Paul B. McKeo of San Francisco Is
spending a few days In the city trans
acting business.
Attorney W. K. Phlpps has re
moved his offices to M. F. & II. Build
ing, rooms 4 2 5-4 20. Elevator ser
vice. Telephone number changed lo
oat;. "
P. O. Crawford of Copco, Cal.,
spent the week-end In the city visit
ing friends and attending to business
matters.
See the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
Wliliatn B. Bruncel of Oakland.
Cal., was in the city Sunday and
Monday attending to business mat
ters. 884 Phone Heath's Drug Store.
Eight more days remain for motor
ists to prepare their headlights to
meet the requirements of the ordi
nance passed last Tuesday night by
the city council. This measure was
designed to eliminate the. nuisance of
blinding headlights. A cheap, but ef
fective method for meeting the re
quirements of the ordinance is sug
gested by Chief of Police Hlttson in
the painting of the lower half of the
headlight reflector with black paint.
Under the ordinance, bicycles,
wugons nnd other vehicles will be
compelled lo carry a light showing
red to the rear and white to tho
front during the hours of darkness.
Three Intial special Xmas Emboss
ed stationery nt the Medford Print
ing Co. Order early. Prices are at
DON'T GIVEXUP
IHm-oiuhuo'I nilzcns W ill l-'lml C.mi.
fort In (lie Kxporh'iioi of a
Motlfoitl Man.
Kxperlonrft Is the nioiW'rn Instrup-
tor.
Profit by the oxperlence of others.
It limy save your life.
The experienre of fiionds mui
noir-hors.
Tho testimony of Meilfonl people
Will bring renewed eiu-ouraiif-nient.
' Here Is a rnse in point;
I). H. A nil run, 5 ID S. Fir at., Med
ford, says: "1 was bothered conslder-
nolv by my Kidneys and bladder. I
bad trouble in retaining tho kltlnov
accretions and I also had a dull iulio
ncroKS my KidneyH. I found good re
lief from Doan's Kidney Pills. ' My
kidneys acted most regularly and !
didn't have that trouble in my back.
This has convinced me that I loan's
Kidney Pills are a medicine of ment
und are worth recommending is
others."
Price iiOe, nt nil dealers. Don't
simply ask lor a kidney remedy nei
Ooun's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. AndriiB had. Foster-Milhurn Co.
Props.. Utiffiilo, X. Y. Adv.
Orders for specially engraved Xmas
cards will not bo received after De
cember 1. Make your selections now.
Medford Printing Co.
The two men arrested In Medford
about two weeks ago and returned to
Weed, Cal., where they were held on
the churge of robbing the Southern
Pacific depot at that place, wore In
dicted by the Siskiyou county Grand
Jury, and bond fixed at J.'i.OUO each.
They will be ti led within a fow days.
Rotten cow manure. Hoover's dairy.
Charles Anderson was fined for
speedlug and Joe Lockwood $5 for
reckless driving Monday morning by
Police Judge Gay.
Those relatives nnd friends back
east how pleased they would be to
receive your photograph at Xmas
time. Arrange for a "sitting" at
onco. Tho Swem Studios.
The always welcome and highly
prized gift a photograph of your
self. But you must have them made
at once if you want them for Xmas.
The Swem Studios.
Miss Fern Hobbs, who won fame
ns Governor West's private secretary
In raiding Coppcrfield and closing the
booze joints, arrived in Medford
. Ion day to straighten out some dit
fciences In tho Jackson County land
r.iant tax claim for the former gov
ernor, who Is representative for the
b I'urtmeut of the Interior.
Don't forget the masque hall Moose
hall Wednesday evening. Admission
gentlemen, 50c; apeetntora 20c.
Prizes awarded for the best costumes.
214
Orders for Individual engraved
holiday cards can not be filled after
December 1. Medford Printing Co.
SECOND BIG DYE PLANT
STARTS BUSINESS AT QUINCY
QUNTY, III., Nov. 27 The sec
ond bir dye munut'neturin plant in
the 1'nited Slates, and Hie only one
wot of Itul'l'iiln, X. Y opened here
today. Orders I'm- more than JjiUUl),
00(1 worth of dyes Imve been booked
hv Hie Monroe Color & Chemical Co.,
owners.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W... TIIK III A MO Nil II RAND, X
LidWl Aak yoar DractfUi for
; ui-can-icriviiDDtia urni
I'll a in lt-J ml Uuld b j--
torn, teak I with Clue Kibboo.
ita no ether- Bur
IIIAHl
fx
itsn nnA.Ni pills, for aa
years known u liest, Sifejt. A I wars ReiUblft
S01O BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
AMUSEMENTS
FIVE INJURED IN
K. C. TENEMENT FIRE
KAXSAS CITY, Mo.. Nov. 27. A
tenement fire broke out last night in
the Simpson block, a "flatlron"
structure In Kansas City, Kas. Five
persons were injured.
Pedestrians were pressed Into ser
vice to assist the firemen In rescue
-. ork. A continual stream of hu
manity descended on ladders. Seve
rs! women jumped from the lower
s'.orles. Oue mother dropped her
laby Into a spread blanket, the In
fant being caught unharmed.
DIED
OSS.UAX Henry Jlurrison Oss
mnn of Trail, Or., died nt the Suered
Heart hospital November 12U, ngcil Til
years nnd 1 month. Mr. Ossman had
been a resident of Trail for the last
four yours, coming to this section
from Vancouver, II. C. He leaves his
wife, Surah Ossirian, and three chilr
dren, Kffie, Leslie und Krnest. The
funeral was held ut Trail Monday nt
'2 p. in., lii'V. Shiirpe officiating. In
terment was in Trail cemetery.
Distance Shrinks
to Nearness
- Distance today is no barrier to business.
Minutes have replaced miles.
WESTERN UNION
Day Letters and Night Letters
expand the limits of your selling territory to
the margins of the seas. Wherever Western
Union goes, business may be had at little cost.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
ThiM-e's ii cleverness and finish
jitumt TWiiiikU' plnys
Jlmim Thy .iuue is a Spiepdld
(ainple,
PLAYING TONIGHT
ONLY
FRANK KEENAN
CHAS. RAY
LOUISE GLAUM
AND STAR CAST
I am sending you North
llon't be a sniveling prude or
a scoundrel. Tuke your pleas
ures llko a
gentleman.
HONOR
THY
NAME
PAGE
WED. and THURS.
EXTRA
2 TURKEYS GIVEN
AWAY Wednesday night at
9 o'clock.
A powerfully acted
drama it's a big attention-compelling
play.
Keystone
THE MUMMY AND
THE GIRL
Coming Wednesday:
Al Jennings (himself)
in "Beating Back"
Extra Wednesday
Night, 2 Turkeys
Given Away.
PAGE
Southern Oregon's Greatest
Pin co of Atnuaemcnt
Things to be
thankful for
You have enough to sat, wear, a placs to
sleep and some friShds.
Yeu don't have to de as your great grand
parents did when they mads thsir ewn
clothes, hats and shoes.
You can run down ts the Model Clothing Cq.
whn in nsed of a shirt, collar 5r jicktie,
and always find what you want.
You cah purchase z Suit or Ovsrcoat at
$15.00 te $35.00 they'll mak? ou
look and feel well.
Yqu cah get a dahdy Blue Ssrge Suit at
$17.50 to $25.00 and fe?l that you
bought an extraordinary value.
MODEL
CLOTHING CO.
234 E. Main St., Medford, Ore.
Mrs. A. True Lundy
NUBONE CORSETS
Niirgit'iil Fittings a Rpcoialtv
Plume llotd Modfonl.
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PAGE THEATRE
TUESDAY EVENING 8 p.m.
NOVEMBER 28
120-VOICES--120
With Full Orchestra
Seat Sale Opens Box Office 10 a. m. Monday, 27th