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MEDFOTJD MAIL TRmnCK. MEDFORD. ORFfiOW MONDAY. MAKCH 3. 1917 PAGE TWO TOCAL AND I- PERSONAL w ci to n, vti- i tors ta tlztr eiv. . J!rs. L-J I., corse: i-.rr. Mode's upf to date. G Mara Lite-'! Fiiou SVJ-J. ; Mrs. it. K. cf K'aaia fr'alU. leat rt: w; eti'l -n t!e city vi-i'-j US fri-m j See Pte W oo I a":v)'it r-liat fir la-j suraa1 po!: . O'i'uw, Room 4'M M.; r. & h. b:u- ! W R. M.-l.e-'d of Pjhw? a. ia t;. city San-lay and 'iur.-lay v.ji'La,) friend aaJ a'.'eciiai to bu:ne j matter. Bi 3e mi" at t Vo-'-i. J if. J. Cow.iia arr:e.l in -J-Mi ori : "VforuJay njorniir-C from Kir:: ini ' will spend a Sew day fa tis if.? uiv . basinet?, j Gate stIIs fr'orl cars, $i.f) down' and a hloriK i Joba H. i'une:.! tsi KLfE U ia Meilford for a ?tv Jays footing ov-t ! Vi-jinest o-eniniis. Swee eider at r3 Voe's. B. J. Corruaa o? Stockton, t'al.. aatoug tilt out of to a Um. sic ess Tlsjgrs ia Med ford o'er the it end. Hot raff'rf at Campbell's Cafe. Mr. and Mr. J. N, Reld of Pull nan. Wa ar ea.iiD;f ft few days in the city. j Dr. Heine, phriiofjta and s-irseoa. J Specialty, eye. ear, nosi. throat. Of-; tie rer Meeker'. CLases, fitted. ! Ek fc N:icrt o Apple-tale peot the wee end ia tiie city vbitius friends and aLceadiuy to ii'i-iiiie.- matters. Fewsii cho''oIats at D-9 Vow's. Norma A. Bargee of Hrkwy, Cal.. U srsadin tb first of the wek (n te city. Cal.. f Cal , .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Witoa of an Kram-tsco. Cal-. are Medtord ri-tfors Tor a trv daw. What (K'it your eir!y gard? W bave a r.ll Sine of fre-u tu!k seed that jjro1. V. tarIU ali'al:'!, rd aud trSivsoa clvfcr. -tr c!oer anJ evrythiaj ia the ri d !f jou ar I'pjin Tor 'r;C:ty. JV?d Co. ii. :Uja of .a f'ra'ii i.-M-tj. Jo Union fjr I. 'i 'Ma. J A 1 1 1; i- ti i a of lU . lu u swat riit- k e;;.i in 'I- riv-. V ar t7 ffnts for SoithTrn Or-oa for th fauictj Hucas fa-.-uiju-or- aad broo-i-ers. Coa: in iid et. us daiunsira: aa-I s-t cur prcts. iioarch S-ed arr I F-d Co. tort K'uo'ij', of ia:(i!i'r. Cal.t ii ia U;t city Saaia (ornia lochias a:'t;r tr i.-ia-f niactfi". Dr. Hart, paysiciaa aad irgeon, office Jacitiun Couat Bask Baild in. J. Morru of Portland is 3puu'.D4 a fw day in Eh city &vxa lia to Now is t1? tiaj to plant perenial. Horn growa stok. Firc tiie Flor Ut. Phoae 2 7. 302 Edward (I. Esk nolle aad D M. Mil iar ar Mlford bi--ia-r vUi'orj from S-;artie. Wo. Dr. Harijrav. Farmer's and Fnit gro?rs Bani bld. Ftoo-f 2"'. C- W. Wartt?!l and W. N. Aprtoa art? aa:on th out of to a visitors ia th city arriving sinJay from Bolaf, Idaho. Plioaa Heata's Druz Stort. Keary Tatt of Hilt. CaL. is pnd-i ing ft da-4 witii Med ford rela-' tivet. j Jolinon for high cla-s watch re- ralrias-. William Cunning 'nam of rant 1 Fa.-tn anion? the o'it of town visitor ; ! R. H. Whitehead and da i.ihter jiirace. hav rjturnTti from California, j Mr. hit h a i U ii! ad u conr'lad ! to his hOIfif . I IJ yon any tire trau'. ta.iU ; ro A. W. ii-r. aad h-? iU n !tf.aer to u in; o-i. ao! no Uoaijt ill. that tLe a-uurpoe tire oa tue t!.'ur;.-t at aii t:ui:.s U ta Ajax. ;Tne- are ot ' tibMn jTO'-lt." and ire iriiU. tor coai :-sr. iu jru:U:ai 'road tr;. Tt- J3Ye a auararzte of .'..u'vt n.is Lna:if:iru aervi-e. Ts Vldi"ord VuUraniio Works :i uiove ia t- nar f fire from tiie r locauoa oa u."h, Crape itret ( r I i North Fir. I Ci ; i ? : : 'i n . e n ' e i f d , t j o o I e ti land bou.i. Alejiord Bcox sturt:. j J j:i-es Va m of re'-to a. sp-n: MoLiiay in tlie :!:- atien lin to basi-n-.s matters. The Eireroae non.-xid tre??. male !- one of tii lar-et eciTiive tire factories ia ih world, is on.1 oi the ;pjpLar tires in this valley, because they have stood tue test uoder all : condition. Taey are handled in iled ' ford by the Powers A;ito Company. The Firestone are ued by o;e of the leadia race denons of today, j Sain Sundry left Aloe day morulas Hith a crew of uien for the Bine Lede aiine. wi:ere Sandry wiil be foreman of a gans o( drillers, j The funeral of Albert E. J. Perei jvai wiii be held from Perl'4 chapei, j Wednesday afternoon at j M and Mrs. C. li. PftuUoa of Everett. Wa . ar- Jdedford visitors for a few days iooiiinj over buiuesa J open ing., Serves you rihc. Cafe Holland. ! German home cooking. E. C. Scftaiu Mr aaj Mrs. W H. Carnaiiaa and' , C. J Fry left Uyud-ir tuoruuia for tiiej ; bhie l.edge Mine. j i Ralph 5?taa!ey of i' itt FaM. .pvnt auada; in Wr-dford w-;'.irii friend. ; ! Ed Con lev of tm V Po:ut inj the city vi;tiD. innds o?r iua-'a . ! ' Jamts Connolly ie t a inda or bbj j liotue at baa Fr;ui-i :. af'vr t-endj tin ft coi.'-!e of m the valley J vW.tixii Jvioudi ji:1 ar.rtrt:diL.A to ! The ,are favorites ia tiv- vaJy z.zd have i itade sood tinder a- '.cid.uorn. They j are made ia five di:terar style- a : style for every pr;orte. If ;:oti de- ss mattrs. United States 'alaa..-ed"" tirtsf dropsy, a;id tit years. 2 month. Mrs.; Hueners, who was a widow, has been; a resident of Jacksonville for the past! six ears. co una to the 1' tilted States' rrom Germany ia fine leaves ; Iier stn. Ja'ia. at Jacksonville, a sis-! ter residing in Kansas and a brother in Geruiany. The funeral wiU be held Tutstiay r- l:- P- na. from the Cr-, in an-Lutheran church. Medford. a-j terment will be ia Jacksonville ceme tery. ferryboat passed over the spot they were still burning brightly eight or ten teet uuderueath the war.er. The Electi-ic Shop i tlW local aeat for the WilLird battery. .MISKMKXTS TOXIfiT, Eczema Is Conquered l-iirv to kaow more j;joit tneir spiea- ileorx- Tretchler or d'd i'ja!i:ie a-i Vati R. Pearson, of :ht Bernard Mo- tur compauy. j Mm. A. P Haiaa and son. who! have been visitic.j iu ls Aa.sles for several weoks. r--.ir'Z':tl home Sat-, ut'dav even In?. ! Th A. W. VaI.-er Auto Co, has receiTfi a carload of Maxwell car?.' which they are aaioaiiaa: today. Mrs. Myrtie Day of Cold Hill was' in Med fori Monday and purchased a, Sjjoa Sis cur. L-ist srm down in Houston, Texas. an automobile equipped with ft Willardj Storage Battery ran over the ede ofj a ferryboat. The lights were bumtnj?' at the tisie and they bnraed all day. and that aixht at nLne o'clock when the! Orcajy salves and owLmcntj. ihocid ( Kf.it be applied ii jtocd clear skia is . wanted. From airy cratijc i-r -ic r 5UJ0 for exm lunce jrvi a bottfie ' of senior Vhea appued aa crr.d. it erc-.t:ve!y removes eci-rma. q;ucif? -p5 ttchinir, and heal ifcn tr:bks. a!?o sores, burns, wounds and ci:a:iu It penetrates, clear ses and sc'ccixes. Zcmo is a clean, dependable and ;nc.x. pensive, penetraf'ajf. antiseKX bdnid. ; Try it, as w believe nothing v-ti Jtae . ever used is as erlective and ar-.sfytcj5. i Hi 1 1 U llurke lu "Hie flouting Trap. and a turillinK J-Aaiiiiy Itrtdtce novel, with lliciiard C. proalucim. fuumlcl on Vktor Tnrm and GertriKle Oliver a t.ry tliat will permit no napidnj; by the raircUitor, the action i fat ujfai furioUk. COMIXC, WEDNESDAY, Sww lUyakawa. and the popu lar American screen favorite, Myr tW Scrdnuui. in the virile nud an MM! plKiopUy Tlie 8oI of Km SNin. PAGE 01E0 I d.e.i Uireh 4 ac ih bo:u; of her sob. I IJoUa Hunera at J acivsoaTill;. of- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ILOiT Heirloom cameo ijrao:h. Ke-1 turn to Mediorii Hotet aad get re-' wartL 294' prop. 293 S'OR SAL.il a'e m ;o4 coaditioo. Appiy Martin J. Redily. For to be-st losurauce see Ualmes. i:a tfl lae In.mranc ilna. ilr. an.i llr. H. V. HucImoo o( 611 Iiii:a, Cai., arrtvd ia the i t y t&'iHiiay aaU will remaia a we?k vi iatins Jlediurd friends. To revive th dead pot$ la your lawa use the famous Wizard ferti lizer. Mooari-a Sed aud feed Co. J. Whitiu of Canton. Ohio, la !n the city for a few usyg looking af ter bu-ine9 interests. : Baths 2"c. Hotel Hotiand. Mrs. Nellie Wattenburg of Klam ath Kali spent the eeic end In .led ford lrbitius friends and atteudics to business matters. Pierce the Florist for rose biwhea. A tine line of standard and new ra rieues. Phone 2T4. 3D2 Kd Couley of Kale Point t swead inj a few davs in the cit- vbitin.it friends and af.tendiny to Ijtiines matters. Gasoline and oil at r Voe'i. Clifford ilarfield of Cenrral Point slieut tile weei end in thv city visit ing fneuds. He.st coftt'e at Campbells Cafe. V'a!r.r Wood of Hasle Point as aniosac the out of town visitors la the ciry ov'r the veeit end. Carl Eoutliby of Hilt. Cat. sjtni the end ia tiie '-t'y visi-inz We carry a full line of lawn, gar den and field fertilizer. Monarch ! trwcK i Seed and Feed Co. j cr- Myr-le S. Lo !ivood hai re- llr. and Mrs. Joe- ."e!.oa of Wont- Unied prad. e. Honrs 2r:!') to 5 p. palier, Idaho, are spending a few'1"-- 3')9-3M-:;(l M. K. 4 H. build-' days tuuktoj over Medford and tu ; t- 2 j sjrroundir-rf country. j H- 'jalia'va--' of AUau:a, la.. I- Baiery zoqi3 at l' "oe's. -among the etc of town vUitor in the , O. V. .Ci'ierry of Houston. Texa.. !'lty. 8pnt th wee end in tiie city vis-1 Charles TtQnU'im of Grunts Pass ltiag friends. I spent Saturday and Sunday In Med-' Take that broken putup to the Pa-font isitins friends. i cifie tlishway Garage. 2') South Bart-j Buttermlllt 10c gal. De Vo'l. ; lU it. iKivie!) Wel.ts Anytiiinj;. ( KIood W. Koert; of Wafkint is JIuw Carloita Banks returned to!PliB 1 fe tiara in the jtr vts tUe city Sunday from Detroit. Mi.-l..!tuj friocd and a't-ndics: to b'tsi-1 and oi.h;r eastern points, hre she ' niatteri. spent rite past t'vo uioctiis j .losepii ren of Grants P:i.s was; Old pa.pei'3 tor sal at thij offk-ejia th eity the first, of the wevli. vb-' at Z) 91 litlng Medfor-t friends. j A Kdard.s of Seattle. Wn., is A LI anions the, biuneis visitors ia tia? . Pr: ?. city. !" L-hooI -a ii pplte ar tae o'd ni-(!j-iine t". Ma:! ta'jief M 'id fore bOO SCOt' PVpi? TOMORROW NIGHT rVjrlL MARCH 6th THE SEASON'S MOST NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT Coming I'nchaneii, Intact from ton run Xcw York, lkriton, Chkao Nt W YQlfH Si-. JOHN COKT Pi?JCtt VVsi - C "1T IN jr EARS- SPECIAL AUGMENTED HERBERT ORCHESTRA THIS CAST ICI.lll;S DlTI QI IXIVO Mt. Ql lVBV 1SAI11..I.I ; JASlVN KKXK SCAM.OV IIIAXniK IX lllllll KM.' Alt Kit IMA UKV HKMillllKS AI.HWVllKK CLARK JVCK POLLAKP H.OKKNCK PKtS KY A KAI.I.OV MUiSE C.V5AVAXT Sent now selling. Lower K!mv. firt nwt tlakooy. 1st t ns l..- nt rows .T.V; NUanrv 1 1 nw -J.ix: I n.w 9I.UO; List aevt I i . .9 irit Via l!ff: (ip'j, j Every Man s Car The Chevrolet Ls every uum's t-ar, fur it fits any many's pocket book. It meet' a gi-eat denuind, fur it has the necessary require ments. - - If you are in business the Chevrolet will help you cover more ground and see moie people than by any other method. The Chevrolet, is ideal for the doctor, the contractor, the real estate man. the farmer for all who need a ear to cover territory quickly. - The Chevrolet Ls equally a favorite with those who seek a car for pleasure purposes. It is reNnsivc to the driving- wheel, safe, comfortable ar-tl pood looking. It is low in upkeep expense anc! this is appreciated today. It is ever ready. It does what is required of it gladly and quickly. The Chevrolet is undoubtedly the world's greatest motor car value. Hodel Four Xhiety Touring Car 6"-o; Roadster, sjHJlO f. o. b.Mcdford. Come hi today and see the latest models. Young & Hall Motor Co. FORD If you want a Ford you must order now The Ford Car is enjoying its most popular year. The car is better, the price lower. t . 1 1 . 1 . . t 1 e ' ana rne aemana greater, man ever oeiore. Over 320,000 made and sold since August. Not a car unsold in any one of our 10,000 agencies. To insure equal distribution Ford Motor Co. won't supply agents except to fill bona fide orders. Give us your orders and you can get early delivery. Don't wait for the summer rush. Touring Car $415.70 f. o. b. Med ford C. E. GATES Roadster $400.70 f. o. b. Mcdford 'yet.-- ' '