Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 29, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.M15DF0RT) MATTi TRTnTjyfi, MEDFOTtD. OKKHOX, WEDNESDAY. XOVIIP.KR 20. inifi PACJE TTIRETC it Th most delightful concert ever rendered in Hertford 1b the popular verdict of the seconu Biven by the Mcdford Choral Society, at tlio Page theatre Tuesday evening. The increased membership, enlarged orchestra, longer training, all con tributed to make the offering more complete than the flint concert, possible Without quostlon, George Andrews ranks as the premier organizer and director In Oregon'8 musical circles nntl with the talent at. his command. there is no reason why Medfoid should not become famous by produc ing musical festivals that will attract people from all portions of the state. Among the soloists, Miss Florence lluzelriBS bad the stellar role and charmed her auditors with her ren dition of "Vissi d'Arte" from l'uc dill's "La Tosca" and Mendelssohn's "O for the Wings of a Dove." "Mil ler's Wooing " by Fanning, was ex quisitely rendered by Miss Ilazclrlgg and Mr. W. V. Isaacs ami chorus. "In flaniatus" from "Stabat Mater" was delightfully sung by Mrs. Clny Child crs and chorus. Fletcher Fish proved his versatility in Gounod's "Sanctus, Masse St. Cecelia." Horace V. Reno of Ashland proved himself a master of the cello in "Con certo" by Galteriuenn, followed by an encore. The other Instrumental number was Tschuikowsky's "Chant d'Autonime," a trio by V. Cnrleton Jones on the violin, Mr. Reno on the cello and Mrs. Janes on the piano The program with the members of the chorus follow: Sopranos Helen Dixon, Mrs. II W. Davidson, Francis Davidson, Mrs. It. W. lildon. Mario Elfert, Clara Gardener, Mrs. Howard Hill, Clara Wood, Mis. John Wcsterluml, Lcona Manna, Ruth Hamilton, Fidelas Mor al!. Mrs. S. A. Mulkey, Mrs. F. Rob erts Myrtle Stanley, Marjorio Stev ens, Mrs. J. Trevoirow, Lulu Wil liams, Elizabeth Gore, Emma Wcndt Annette Wakcmau. Miss Allen, Lulu J. Mundy. Alice 11. Scudder, Lotha English, Ruth Warner, Willie How ard, Florence Ilazclrlgg, May McDon ough, Jeuncsso Butler, Bess Bryan, Mrs, Guy Childors,' May B. Wells, Miss "AVin field Bailey, Mrs. C. A. Meeker, Frances Ash, Sadie Lacy, Alice Becroft. Altos -Marian Gould, Mrs. A. Con ro Flero, Mrs. Karl Knapp. Mrs. A. True Lundy, Geo. Maddox, E. V. Mad dox, Elizabeth Putnam, Mrs. A. L. Hill, Bruce Putnam, Mrs. Joe Under. Kdna Isaacs, Kitty Lunge, Margaret Gallagher, Mrs. W. K. Drayton, Mrs. J. M. Gres'sley, Hatlle E. Gore, Libcr ta Gore. Tenors R. W. Eldcn, E. E. Gore, Aubrey Furry, Don Piatt. Chester Wendt, Ralph Balcom, Walter J. Mundy, Forrest Edmeades, Nolo Lindley, C. A. Meeker, II. A. JIcDon ough, A. L. Hill, W. L. Valentine, Clinton C. McCunly, John YVcster lund. Bassos A. Conro Fiero, Howard Hill II. E. Marsh, Maurice Mahoney, II. II. Clark, W. II. Gore, Win. H Hamilton, W. F. Isaacs, S. Vilas Bcckwiih, Wm. Vawter, .1. Percy Wells, Herbert Aliord, Dr. F. G. Car low, A. C. Esau. Part I. "Hail Bright Abode," Tannheuser Wagner "A Rondel'' W.1 C. Macfarlane "Concerto" No. 4, G, Cello Solo, . G. Goltemienn Horace V. Reno. "Miller's Wooing" E. Falling Miss Florence Hazelrigg. W. F. Isaacs, and Chorus. "Vissi d'Arte" ("La Tosca") ..Puccini Miss Florence Hnzelrigg. "Soldier's Chorus" ("Faust") Gounod "Song of the Triton" Malloy I'ai-t II. "Iuflamatus" ("Stabat Mater") Rossini "Sweet and Low" Barnby 10 I'lTTSIIUKG, Nov. 2'X Willi .Hie public refusing lo buy turkeys at high prices, the market licit' suffered another sharp slump today. Price this morning were us low us 18 cents a pound. Further price reductions are expected. NEW YOHK, Nov. 20 The price of cold storage eggs at wholesale was 1 to '1 cents lower than yester day morning, when the eiri; boycott bepin. F.ggs sold ut 34 to 118 cents a dozen, according to grade. The average price for fresh cfrgs was b"S cents, as compared with fi") cents at this time a year ago. The price of fresh eggs .showed uo change from yesterday. Some wholesale dealers asserted that the boycott would piny into the hands of the foreign buyers. They said that men who want eggs for ex port arc waiting; for a price reduction. CHICAGO, Nov. 21). City, state and federal officials, together with civic, women and other organizations, were working today to solve the high cost of foodstuffs problem. It was announced that municipal inspectors had discovered in storage about 800,(100 eggs of questionable quality, while more than 2,000,000 eggs were found in cold storau'e houses awaiting' price increases. In addition government inspectors found 110,000,000 eggs stored ill another warehouse. Chillies F. Clync, United States district attorney, began on inquiry into charges that James B. Wctss is Hie holder of 72,000,000 eggs in Chi cago mid to learn who is backing the alleged attempted corner. RED CROSS STOP WORK IN SERBIA WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. Auslrl.i Ilungary has asked the American Red Cross to discontinue relief work In Belgrade and In other parts of north ern Serbia conquered by the Teuton)': forces, when supplies now on hand havo been distributed. The sugges tion reached here today through Am bassador Penfleld at Vienna. Tho Austrian government exprcssod Its deepest gratitude to the Red Cross for what has been dono and gavo no reason for asking for its discontin uance. Red Cross officials here, surprised at the request, say the work practi cally Is at a standstill because of the Impossibility of securing supplies since Rumania entered the war. The work will necessarily cease about De cember 1. Nearly $75,000 has been contribut ed to that section from this country, while 100 carloads of supplies from Rumanian relief committees and SO from Swiss committees, assisted by Charlos Fox, has cared for about 36, 000 people In Belgrade, and Dr. Ray mond Ryan has endeavored to roach about 100,000 In the interior. American relief in southern Serbia now is thrown 111 greater Import ance by Austria's request and espec ially by the advance of the allied armies about Monastlr. Roports from that city say 200,000 poople are in distress, as the retreating armies of the central powers aro said to have stripped the city bare of food and supplies. Shipments aro being pre pared for that section. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 29. Tur keys dropped to thirty cents a pound in retail markots here today because, dealers said, too many consumers re fused to pay 35 cents, the price whicli has prevailed all week. There are so many Thanksgiving birds on hand here it was said, many will bo kept la cold storage until Christinas., KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a precipitate one, is indicated by to day's Uernmn official statement, which announces a disorderly retire ment of (he itunianiiiu forces along the entire YVnllaebian front. Jilvci-Mou by Russians. Possibly as a diversion in aid of the liumaiiiaus, the Russians have akeu the offensive nenr Kirlibiibn, on the Golden lli.-trit.a, in tlio Car- tliians northwest of the ltuniiiiiian ronticr. Attacks here, l'ctrojirnd reports, net ted llicin Hie ridges of mights east and sonlh ot hirlihuhn nd the capture of more than 700 ii'iKonci'K. , licrlin declares the Rus sian attacks, delivered lit many points along llie Carpathian and wes- ern Moldavian trout, resulted only m oenl successes which were paid for lea rly. With the exception of Hie liumnn- ian front none is more active lit pres- nt than the Macedonian. Whatever muv have been the result ol the cuvy fighting; there, regarding Inch German and entente accounts isngrec, the allied armies do not ap pear to have slackened the force of their oflcnsivc in the Mounstu' reg- ii. Serbs Make Advance. Paris today rcporls an important advance by the Serbians, in which wo heights were captured, notably one northwest of Grunislito, east of ho Cenia river, where an effort is videntlv being made to bring the line up to a level with that within the bend of the st renin towards Monastic. Meanwhile advance by the Italians is reported ill the region west of Jlon- astirj where n violent battle is rag ing and where progress luis been made by Hie French. RUSSIAN TRANSPORTS TEUTONS' GRIP TIGHTENING (Continued From Page One.) Forty I. W. W.'s passed through Eugene Tuesday evening, but made no motion to detrain. They will ar rive in Mcdford tonight, but in a!' probability will continue to Ashland before alighting. Unaccompanied "Chant d'Autonino ' Trio Tschaikowsky W. Carlton Janes, Horace V. Reno, Mrs. W. Carlton Janes. O for the Wings of a Dove," Solo and Chorus Mendelssohn Miss Florence Ilazclrlgg and chorus. Sanctus, "Masse St. Cecelia." Gounod Fletcher Fish and Chorus. charcst for Jassy, 200 miles north east of the capital near the Russian frontier. Kiinuins Kmlutugcii'ed. The rapid progress made by Oen eral Von Falkcnhayu's armies mov ing- east in Rumania of course has been largely made possible by the op eration of the Danube iorccs under Field Marshal Von Mackensen. Flanked out of the Alt valley posi tion by tlio crossing of the, river at Zimnitzn, the Hutiiiunaii line along the Veden running diagonally northwest Irom the Danube, likewise is imper illed by the Teutouin occupation of Giiirgiu, nil advance from which would quickly conijel a liiiiuiiniuii re treat. . It still remains to he developed whether Hie process of flanking the Rumanians out of their positions is to be continued by other crossings of the Danube still further east. The southern bank of the river is held by the central powers to u point beyond Tchernnvoda. Thut the retreat of the liumnnians toward the nearer defenses of llu ehnrcst is already under wny and is BERLIN, Nov. 29. Two largo Russian transports, bound from Hel- slngfors for Revel, were sunk in the latter part of October as the result, it is believed, of striking a iiilno, says dispatch from Stockholm to the Overseas News agency. Tho trans ports, It is said, had tho entire 128th Russian regiment on board. This regiment, it Is Bald, had been on duty for some timo in Finland. THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER EVER DISCOVERED Thousands Hears Testimony to n Itemed' That Has Stood tlio Test of Over Half n Century. S. S. S. The secret of keeping young is to I eel young lo do tins you must watcn vour liver and bowels- there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your eyes pimples a bil ious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Vour doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness conies from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Kdwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vc'table com pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and Iroweis. which lie gave to his patients for vcars. Dr. KHwards' Olive Tablets, flic sub stitute f Lr cnloriel. aro gentle in tluir action, yet always effective. They brin about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be en joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. Vou wii! know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets hy their olive color. 10c and 25c per bos. Ail Ini :i;is!s. 1'osslbly there is no remedy ever compounded by the hand of man that has been able to show such a clean record for the wonderful effect it has had in remedying the ills of men and women. The library of the Swift Spe cific company In Atlanta is a veritable treasure chest of testimonials, setting forth In distinct and indisputable lan guage how S. S. S. has banished the horrible suffering of Rheumatism. There are thousands and thousands of letters from grateful fathers who have at last the knowledge that the hereditary taint that was discovered in their blood will not have to be handed down to their children. Here aro wonderful records to tell where tho horrible suffering of Catarrh has gone forever where skin diseases that have disfigured the face and fea tures have left them as clean and wholesome as nature Intended them to be. Cases of Eczema , or Salt Rheum, Tetters, Rash easo after case of so-called skin diseases which have been brought to bay by the mar velous tonic effects of S. S. S. Tell tale Scrofula no longer has Its ter rors, for the famous remedy, like a guardian angel, stands ready to ban ish It. The chief thing for tho suf fcrer from blood diseases, and Rheil matlsm is one of tho worst of them is to realize that they cannot be cur ed by rubbing, douches of hot water salves, lotions or any outward or ox ternal treatment. These remedies that soothe often do no more than ag gravale the trouble In the long run Relievo that even pimples are th danger signal of bad blood and trea the blood and not the pimple pud th relief is sure. Medical advice I" freo to any ferer from blood db-orders or ski diseases. You know your symptoms, This is the opportunity to secure tpo cial advice from phyBlelans who hav for fifty years been making a st'Jd) of blood c.lseases, pi rtlcularly poirj.i blood, rheumntism, scrofula, eczema the hardening of blood vessels from old age. Writs today for Bpoclal ad vice. Avoid substitutes. If you suf fer from any of the troubles mention cd go straight to your druglst an get a bottle of 8. 8. S. then write us The Swift Specific Company, Medical Department, Room 12. Atlanta, Ga. BEST for th s eyes, best for the money, and best in wo.-kmanship; this I can earnestly fay of n.y ' made t fit"' glasses. Let me personally tell you more about it. OF LARGER STORES PAHIS, Nov. L'll. Tho senate, whicli is dcltatiies the income tux bill, lias adopted a clause taxing the profits of large stores of which the annual turnover exceeds 2,000,000 francs. The tax is 1 per cent on profits or turnovers from '2,000,000 to o.OOO.OOO; 2 per cent up to ,10,- 000,000; :i from -0,000,000 to 100, 000; -I from 100,000,000 to 200,000, 000; ,ri above 200,000,000. An amendment proposing; tin oil round tax of 2 per cent wns rejected. Minister of Finance Hibot said that this would be hard on sonic of the big stores. Ouil of Timolol. I To all tho friends, for tho beautl-' fill flowers and their kindness lo us, j III our deep sorrow, and bereavonient, j wo deslro to express our heartfelt appreciation and thinks. MRS. SARAH OSSMAN', MISS EFFI1C OSSMAN', MR. L. 11. OSSMAX. Thanksgiving Dinner" Fifty Cents. Fifty Cents. A Well Known Woman Speaks. (n Every Town in Oregon Neighbors Say the Same. 1W Portland, Oregon. "I have used nr. I lerce s ra vorite Prescription for my nerves and a general breuk-down and nfter using only three bottles I was completely cured. 1 also used Doctor Pierce's f nllfn Muilifn! Y Discovery for the ' blood and it proved very benetlcial. "I can heartily recommend Doctor Pierce's medicines." Mus. J. B. Uauoh, (Hit Deacum Ave. Ti e mighty restorative power of Dr. Piercj's l avorite Prescription speedily causes all womanly troubles to disap pear compels the organs to properly perform their natural functions, cor 1 recta displacements, overcomes irregu larities, removes pain nuci misery nt certain times and brings back health and strength to nervous, irritable and exhausted women. It is t wonderful prescription, pre- Eared only Irom nature's root and erbs, Willi no alcohol to falsely stim ulate and no narcotics to wreck tho nerves. It banishes pain, hcadncnc, backache, low spirits, hot flashes, di'aggir.g-down sensation, worry and sleeplessness surely and without loj.; of lime. Why should any woman continue to worry, to lead a miserable existence, when certain help is nt band V What Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre scription bus done for thousands it will do for you. It's not a secrei, remedy for ita ingredients are printed on wrapper. Gut it this very day from any medicine dealer iu either liquid or tablet form. CAFE HOLLAND (1'nder new inunngcincut.) Celery en branch ltipo Olives SOUP Consomme a la Hoyal Fillet Bole, Torture sauce HOA8T Milk-Fed Turkey, Chestnut dressing Young Pork, apple sauee VKCIKTABLFS Oreen Peas Mashed Potatoes SALAD Hawaiian Fruit Salad DF.KNEKTS (choice) t Ice Cream and Cake Fruit Cake English Plum Pudding1 Pumpkin Pie Mince Pie Coffco Ten Milk Phone table reservations to Mr. C. Y. Tcngwnld, Hotel Holland. Jump from Bed in Morning and , Drink Hot Water Tell why everyone should drink hot water each morning before breakfast. Dan A. Muth Expert Truss Fitter I bave the RIGID HALF RING TRUSS That requires very llttlo pressure to hold any case, tho pressure being oven gives comfort to the wearer, In tact no more discomfort than a finger ring. Also Banltary, and very sim ple, no log strap or bolt. Other fea tures too numerous to mention. Cheeking this, one does not wear a ring ot elastic or steel spring, then why a truss on tho prlnclplo? Do not full to sco this grcut truss. At Hotel Medford 2 Days Dec. 1 and 2 Why Is man and woman, half the tlmo, feeling nervous despondent, worried; somo days headachy, dull and unstrung; somo days really Incapaci tated by Illness. . . - It we all would practice inside bath, lng, whnt a gratifying change would take place. Instead of thousands ot half-sick,- anaemic-looking souls with paBty, muddy complexions we should boo crowds of happy, healthy, rosy, cheeked people everywhere. The rea Bon Is that, the human system does not rid ltsett each day ot all the wasta which It accumulates under our pres ent mode of living. For every ounce ot food and drink taken Into the system nearly an ounco of waste material must be carried out, else It ferments and forms ptomaine-like poisons which, are absorbed Into the blood. - Just as necessary as It la to clean the ashes from the furnace each day, before the fire will burn bright and hot, so we must each morning clear, the Inside organs of the previous day's accumulation of Indigestible waste and body toxins. Men and women, whether, sick or well, are advised to drink each morning, before broakfaat, a glass ot real hot water with a teaspoonful oC limestone phosphate In It, as a harm-! less means ot washing out ot the, stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the Indigestible material, waste, sour bile and toxinB; thus cleansing, Bweeten-j lng and purifying the entire alimen tary canal before putting more tool into the stomach. Millions of people who had their turot at constipation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, nervous days and sleepless nights have become real cranks about the morning Inside-bath. A quarter, pound of limestone phosphate will not cost much at the drug store, but Is sufficient 'lo demonstrate to anyone. Its cleansing, sweetening and freshen ing attpp.t llnon thA nvfltnm. i v FOB ' SORE, SWOLLEN, TIRED FEET Dertnlt Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DRUQ ST0RC8 Tubes 260 Jars boo Comlnn Thursday:; MARY PICKF0RD In "HULDA FROM HOLLAND" STAR THEATER , js.'XiT i 11 lC a. H tinl MT Vf7 1 KT H as-v A iJ Hi WW?-- SOMETHING To Be Thankful For ILLIONS of helpless M men hurled into the European death-hopper, and thriving cities and smiling country-side laid a barren waste, should move us to devote thanks that we live in the United States under the Stars and Stripes. Store closed all day Thanksgiving The May Co. DR. RICKERT, SpeciaIist Over the lny Co., Mwlfoi-d, Oit-on. .1 M I SiiHmkXZ. isiiissiBsii in ninr,T i ten i n 1 ty