Medford mail tribune., November 28, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. - MEDFORD, OREO ON'." TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 19lfi
10CAL AND
' PERSONAL
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Krnest Slmrrock of Hilt was n
Mmlforil vinltor .Monday unil Tues
(luy. All hntH, flowpig and frallwrs at
cOHt. Momo Millinery, 1101 VV.
llth. 2H
.Mr.' and Mrs. Howard T. Jamison
of Contriilia, Wash., arrived In the
city .Monday aftnrnoon and will spend
a few days looklnu over the valloy
with a view to settling In Ibis vicin
ity. Orders for Individual engraved
holiday cards can not be filled after
December 1. Medford Printing Co. '
Jllss Catherine, McDonald left for
her homo In Portland Tuesday morn
ing, after spendinK a week visiting
friends In Medford and vicinity.
Don't forKet the masque ball Moose
hall Wednesday evening. Admission
gentlemen, "0c; spectators lific.
Prizes awarded for the best costumes.
111
.Tames T. Cross of Kugcne is spend
ing the week In Medford visltltig
friends.
The always welcome and highly
prized gift a photograph of your
self. Hut you must have them made
at once If you want them for Xnias.
The Swem Studios.
E. M. McKoany left Tuesday morn
ing for New York City, where he will
confer with Dennis Kimball and
Pope In regard to the handling and
mnrkating of next year's fruit crop.
Mrs. McKeany and daughter also left
and will spend a month at Visalln,
Oil.
Choice of our entire stock of coats.
$.", $10 and $14. Closing out sale,
Ahrens. 214
Ilert Vincent of Sams Vulley was
8 business visitor In Medford Tuesday
morning.
Velvets and Bilks for Xinas. Fancy
work values to $2. Now DSc. All
iens. 2 1 4
M. A. Under, the real estate man,
has moved to 123 K Main St., room
4. 21,i
Clay Darker of Central Point was
in Medford trading Tuesday morning.
Dan V. Btone of Central Point was
a business visitor in Medrord Monday
afternoon.
Those relatives nnd friends back
east how pleased they would be to
receive your photograph at Xinas
time. Arrange for a "sitting" at
once. The Bweni Studios.
(lien Wlturow of Talent waB In
Medford on business Monday after
noon. Orders for specially engraved Xinas
cards will not be received after De
cember 1. Make your selections now.
Medford Printing Co.
Mrs. II. It. Itliven of Applegate was
In Medford Monday and Tuesday
visiting friends.
Three Intlal Bpeclal Xmaa Kmfcoss
ed stationery at the Medford Print
ing Co. Order early. Prices are at
tractive. C. Ilowman of Itosoburg arrived in
the city Monday evening.
The greatest bargains In trimmed
hats ever offered at any time or any
place. Now $1.49, $2, $2.9S and
your choice, $3.98.
8S4 Phone Heath's Drug Store.
Mrs. T. F. Dollz of Kaglc Point
was a Medford visitor Monday after
noon. See the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., if you are in
hurry.
W. D. Hoberts of Eagle Point spent
Tuesday in the city transacting busi
ness. Attorney W. R. I'hlpps has re
moved his offices io M. F. & II. Duild.
ing, rooms 42.1-420. Elevator ser
vice. Telephone number changed to
530.
J. Uropliy of Derby Is spending a
few days In the city visiting Trlends
and attending to business matters.
Some hlg bargains in rnln coats.
Ahrens. 21-1
Typewriter paper ot all kind at
Medford Printing Co.
John It. Allen left Monday evening
upon a business trip to Portland.
Japanese Curio Store, SO North
Central avenue, half block from main.
Toys and Oriental novelties. Tea
room open afternoons.
Prof. F. C. Melmer of the experi
ment station, Howard Hill and II. F.
.Meatier were Crants Pas visitors
.Monday.
Dr. J. J. Emniens expects to leave
Medford about December 3rd for Kew
York city, where ho will take a post
graduate courso, returning to Med
ford the first of January. 118'
O. Taylor of Portland arrived In
the city Monday evening for n brief
business visit.
This Is the finest and most expen
sive display of silverware ever shown
In Southern Oregon. Martin J. Reddy,
the Jeweler. tf.
It. K. Maynard of Chicago Is In
Medford transacting business with
local merchants.
It Is worth any one's time to go
over to Pierce's Grconhouso now and
see his beautiful display.
J. II. llersch of San Francisco
spent Monday and Tuesday In Med
ford attending to business matters.
Don't fall to see our Thanksglvin?
silver window. Martin J. Iteddy the
Jeweler. tf.
Dr. E. II. Porter and family are
expected to arrive In Medford this
evening, havlug driven overland from
Medford to Boston, Mass., and return.
Every home needs n "Pacific"
Cedar Chest. Order one now for
Christmas. Useful, ornamental, an
Ideal gift. Installment plnn of pay
ment If you wish. Many styles and
sizes in slock. Pacific Furniture and
Fixture Factory. 231
County Recorder Chaunccy Florey
was a Medford visitor Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs. Leach, Corsets madc-to-order.
Abdo-Support Corset, also belts. 326
North Dnrtlott, Phone 6S3-J.
E. P. Anthony of Albany, Ore., Is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing friends and attending to business
matters.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. Do Voe'a.
Some very handsome dresses to
choose from. Actual values to $42.50.
'Now $1S. others at $7.i)S, $10.98
and $12.98 Ahrens.
E. S. Fletcher of Portland is a busi
ness visitor In the city for a few days.
Joseph W. Jacobs of New York
City arrived in the city Monday even
ing for a brief business visit.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & II. Bldg.
Joseph II. Clark of San Francisco
is spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Gates sells Ford cars $200 down
and $25 a month.
A. S. Hill of New York spent Mon
day and Tuesday In Medford on busi
ness. Bicycles! Motorcycles! ParU and
Sundries. Expert repairing. Work
guaranteed. H. and X. Shop, Sparta
bldg., new managment. '
Think of being able to choose from
this stock of high grade suits at
$14 and $18. Ahrens closing out
sale. 214
C. E. Bailey of Portland Is n busi
ness visitor in the city for a few days.
Baths 2 Be. Hotel Holland,
Sergeant V. D. Schuster of the
army recruiting service Is now sta
tioned In Medford, having headquar
ters at the Holland Hotel. Yester
day three recruits, Carl Freeman,
James Rice and Oscar Chambers were
secured. All branches of service, ac
cording to Sergent Schuster, are now
open to men desiring to enlist. Hen
enlisting at the present time do so tor
a term of seven years, but may, after
the expiration of one year of service,
be plnced on the reesrve list If they so
desire. Boys between the ages of 15
and 18 may enlist with the consent of
their parents. Those over 18 may en
list without the cotisent of their par
ents. There Is a special demand it
this time for pharmlsts, cooks and
chaffeurs.
Bakery goods at De Voe'g.
Miss Ethel RJgdon, who five years
ntio, was principal of the Ashland
hlirh school, was struck by an auto at
S.ilf in Sunday night nnd died as a
lesult of her injuries.
Personal engraved Xmas cards and
mbossed Xmas stationery at the Med
ford Printing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Isbell of 520
W. 10th street have returned to Med
ford after a visit of two months at
C hampaign, HI.
Pierce, the Florist, certainly has a
fine line of ferns. Ills greenhouses
are at 1005 East Main.
Charles L. Kane ot Klamath Falls
Is spending the week in the city at
tending to business mutters.
Big Be milk shake! at De Voe'a.
Clarence Boyd of Gold Hill was In
the city Monday afternoon attending
to business matters.
Old papers for sale at this office at
20eforl00.
Charles Elkton of Rosoburg Is
among the out of town business
visitors In the city.
Highest price paid for strictly
fresh ranch eggs. Cafe Holland.
Ben Harrell of Coldendalo, Wash.,
Is spending n few days in the city
visiting friends.
Code Hall has returned from Alas
ka. where he spent the past summer.
Pierce, the Florist, has some extra
nice table ferns for the dining room
table.
Stepping on the throttle Instead of
the brake caused Mrs. S. A. Lock
wood to drive her car through a
fence at the corner of Main and Cot
tage streets nt six o'clock Monday
evening. Mrs. Lockwood was turn
ing from Main Into Cottage street
when the car picked up speed rapidly
She was unable to control It, and
crashed into the fence. Tho car
waB slightly damaged. Mrs. Lock
wood was not hurt.
No charge for Bpecial embossing
dies with the Xmas fancy stationery
sold by the Medford Printing Co. All
special order and is not carried in
stock,
Mr. and Mrs. Rldscwny arrived In
Medford Tuesday morning from
Philadelphia and will spend the win
ter with their dnughter, Mrs. T. F.
noltz of Eagle Point. Mr. Rldgeway
was employed for many years on the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Gasoline nnd oil at De Voe'a.
"The Valley of the Rogue." Words
and music, 15c. 237
The Medford Choral Society's sec
ctd annual concert will be given nt
the Page theater this evening.
Sweet elder at De Voe's.
For that Thanksgiving feast buy
your mince ment for the pies at ihe
public market. Wednesday, from the
ladles aid society of the Christian
church. It's home made and the beat
made.
"National Guard, - "Battle Cry ot
Peace." WordB and Music, 15c. 227
The billiard gumo for the tourna
ment championship will be played off
Wednesday evening, between Robert
Ilrcvard and Fugl at Brown & Hall's
billiard parlors. Each contestant won
five nnd lost one game. The looser
of this contest will be tied with Maru
for second place. The game for sec
ond honors will be played Friday
evening. The scores in the tourna
ment have been unusually close and
exciting and are creating much inter
est among the bolllaidists. After
this tournament Is closed a handicap
one will begin with Chris Gottlieb as
scratch man. Ail players wishing to
enter this contest may send In their
names to Brown & Hall, who will ar
range the handicaps.
Fresh chocolates nt De Voes.
Howard Mullein of Glendale Is
spending a few days In the city visit
ing friends.
Dr. T. U. Heine, practice limited to
eye,cnr, nose, throat; glasses fitted.
228 East Main, Phone 303.
19 M l'miiwls Suisnr.
Something io be thankful for;
12 pounds of sugar for $1. Fouls
Grocery Co. 214"
bsblutely Removes
indigestion. Onepackage
-ovpssit. 25c at all druggists.
RAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.-I.rp-rosy
is on the increase in the I'nitcil
States, according to n bulletin issued
today by the board of health, which
is making a vigorous demand fur Ihe
establishment of n national hospital
fur lepers. The number of lepers in
America is estimated at between 500
and 2.-00. -
A demand for legislation liy con-j-ress
is made liy the board, which
urges Hie reopening oT the light
which caused the house of represen
tatives nt its Inst session to pass a
bill for tlie establishment of a leprosarium.
Star
MEDFORD'S M
Cozy Photoulnv
THEATER
PLAYING
Tonight Only
' ' 'Seliir Present ii '
Bessie Eyton
Geo. Fawcett
in
The Prince Chap
Adapted from the l'lny liy the
same nimic
Also
That Tired Busiaess Man
Vim Comedy
TOMORROW:
Blanche Sweet in
"The Dupe"
Cominti Thursday:
MARY PICKF0RD
In
"HULDA FROM HOLLAND"
STAR THEATER
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AND ARE NOW ON SPEAKING TERMS WITH YOU
Dressers Chiffoniers Library Tables Beds
Ranges
1 "Waldorf, -l-lmh. top $26-95
1 lionown, (i-holp top $33.85
1 IJenown. (i-liop top $42.50
1 Itonown, (Miolc top, with reser
voir $11.50
1 Monarch, malleable, 4-hole top,
nt $55.00
1 Monarch, malleable, (i-hole top,
at $62.50
Heaters
Charter Oak lleatei
$7.60
Columbian Healer, a good bnrirain
at $7.85
Columbian Healer
Crescent Heater ...
111.95
$15.65
Columbian Heater, large size,
at : $16.65
Kclipse Heater ; 17.20
"Wedgewood Heater $8.95
AVedgewood Heater $11.95
"Wedgewood Heater $13.25
All of these Heaters are good, sub
stantial const ruction nnd now is
the time to prepare for cold
weather at money-saving prices.
Mahogany Dressers, Colonial
style $26.50
Uirdseve Maple, 2U-ineh glass,
at ..." .'.$24.85
Hirdseye Maple, beautiful design.
at $16.95
Oolden Oak, plain stvle, good
' value "...$11.85
Oolden Oak, .'!(i-iiich top ....$17.85
Oolden Oak, large oval glass, Dli-in.
top ..I.. $22.50
Oolden Oak, -10-inch oval glass, 42
inch top '..$24-50
Circassian "Walnut, 40-incli top, 21
.22 inch glass $26.00
Circassian Walnut, "inch oval
glass $23.50
Circassian Walnut, 2:!.:"(;-inch top,
at $38.50
Circassian Walnut, 42-inch top, 27
X inch glass $50.00
I only, OS-inch top, with triple mir
ror, a beauty $78.50
Buffets
I I -hi. lop. dark, fumed oak.$17.95
IS-ineh top. large and massive.
at $26.50
-I.Vinch top. golden oak, large glass,
at $31.45
32-inch top.
$29.85
Circassian "Walnut,
oval glass
Circassian Walnut, :l4-inch top, 23
inch glass $32.00
Circassian Walnut, o(-inch top, 21)
inch glass $49.50
Circassian "Walnut, 38-ineh top, 21!
inch glass $52.00
Oolden Oak, 32-inch top, oval glass.
at $21.85
1 Oolden Oak, 32-inch top, square
glass $23.85
Oolden Oak, 32-inch top, oval glass,
at $19.85
White Enamel Dresser, 38-in. top.
17x30 glass $14.85
1 Dressing Table, 3b'-inch top,
at 1 : ....$14.00
Dining Tables
48-inch top, fumed oak, large mas
sive base, extends 8 ft $36.65
IS-inch top, waxed finish, extends
S feet ..$34.60
-I.Vinch top, fumed oak, a beautv,
at $24.60
I.Vinch top, extends 8 feet, our
special $14.50
-IS-inch top, dark finish $33.65
Ladies' Desks Book Cases
7 onlv. dark oak, with electric
lamps $19.50
Circassian Walnut Finish, a beau
ty, at $15.85
Oolden Oak $10.S5
Uirdseve Maple. exceptionally
fiut' $12.45
1 Large Fumed Oak $30.S5
Sectional Hook Case, four sections.
dark oak $18.00
Sectional Hook Case, three sections
dark oak $14.50
Oolden Oak Hook Cases, four
shelves $19.65
Combination Hook Case and Desk,
at $15.S5
Large and comfortable Leather
:01mir $25.95
Moore's Push Button Morris Chair
at $19.60
Fumed Oak, Craftsman stvle, 42
inch top $17.35
Finned Oak, dark finish, 42-inch
top, at $24.85
Light Oak, 48-ineh top, pedestal,
at $17.60
Oolden Oak, oval top, pedestal
style $25.90
Fumed Oak, 40-inch top....$12.10
1 Oolden Oak, to) 32x48 inches, a
large, massive table, with double
drawers .......$29.85
ChinaCabinets
Hound front, 54-inch high..$39.85
Colonial Stvle Cabinet $33-90
Round front, 4S-in. high....$29.65
1 only, 4 shelves, round front,
at $23.85
Rockers
Heed Rockers, low tvpe, green,
at .' $5.85
Reed Rockers, large and roomv.
at $12.35
Reed Sewing Rockers :...$9.65
Oak Rockers, wood seats, highlv
finished $5.25
Oak Rockers, leather seats. bar
Rains $19.85
Leather Covered Oak Rockers
at $22.85
The large comfortable Sleepy Hol
low Rockers, verv best leather,
exceptionally good $26.65
Heavy Brass, Colonial tvpe. 3-inch
post, at $39.85
Heavy Brass, 2-inch continuous
post $21.35
Heavy Brass, square. post..$45.00
Iron Beds Iron Beds Iron Beds
All styles, all bargains, $4.50 up.
Carpets
Smith's Velvet Carpet, $1.33 value,
at, yard $1.00
Pro-Brussels, yard 83
Tapestry Brussels, yard ...75
Ingrain, half wool, vard 52
Fibre Matting, yard SS
Remnants, Remnants We have
left a number of Carpet "Remnants,
a great many of which will make
good size rugs. They are priced at
ridiculously low prices. Come in
and see them.
Rugs
A Few of the Manv Values
n.-12 Axminster Rug.! $23.85
(xf) Axminster Rug $14.50
f).12 Wilton Rug $33.50
S'KxlO'fi Wiltonqi,russels..$45.00
9x12 Tapestry Brussels $15.75
Other Specials, $8.40 and up
Mattresses
A solid Cotton Math ess,
Extra good...;. l.$16.35
A $12.00 Mattress cut to $9.50
A 50-11). Cotton Mattress $7.95
A l.00 Mattress............; $4.50
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5KSBS WEEKS & McGOWAN CO. ll'Mr I
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