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WEDFOEU WHTj TRTBTHTFj. WEDFOTtD. OTJFGOX. TTTTTT?SDAY. MATCCTT 8. 1917 TOCAL AND PERSONAL vf. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Dawson ot 628 .North Central, a 10 pound noil. Mrs. Leach, corsotlerre. Models up to date. Guaranteed. Phone G83-J. H. A. Janson, owner of too Ce ment, Brick & Blolclk Works. Is ing a business call to northern Cali fornia towns. Sunklst orange day, Saturday, March 10. J. O. Townsond of Portland Is a Mud ford business visitor. 8eo Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M. F. & H. Bldg. Mth. M. J. Llewellyn and son, Ed gar, of Grants Pass are spending n wook visiting Mcdford friends. Sunklst orange week commences Saturday. Mrs. J. F. Burke has roturncd to her homo at Grants PasH after a Flay of several days lu Medford on busi ness. Big Gc milk shakes at De Voo's. Mrs. Vallard Truax of Grants Pass Is lu Medford for a short stay. Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down and ? 20 a month. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Carson of Klam ath coui ty are among the out of town visitors in the city. Sweet cider at De Voe's. R. S. Fletcher or Portland Is a Med ford business visitor fo ra few days. 'Dr. KirchgesBnor, Hotel Holland, "ednesdays, 1 to 5; 7 to 8 p. m. Ben Singer of San Francisco. Cal., Is a 'business visitor in the city. Hot waffles at Campbell's Cafe. A. L. George of Portland attended to business matters in the city Wed nesday and Thursday. Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon. Specialty, eye, sar, nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. E. II. Pelton of St. Cloud, Minn., Is a rocont arrival In the city. Fresh chocolates at De Voe's. Mrs. Josephine Dodge of Phoenix, Arizona, arrived in Medford Thursday morning and will remain in this city and Jacksonville for a week attend ing to business matters. For the best Insurance see Holmes, ne Insurance Man. II. F. Nordoff of San Francisco, Cal., Is a business vlnltor In tlio city for a few days. Baths 25c, Hotel Holland. J. F. Wilson of Seattlo, Wash., 1h spending a few days In tho city. Bakery goods at Do Voe's. 11. C. Hannen of Portland was In Medford Wednesday and Thursday looking after business matters. Take that broken pump to tho Pa cific Highway Garage, 20 South Bart- lott St. Davles Welds Anything. A. II. Ferguson of Portland Is spending a few days In the city on business. Old paperB for sale at this office at 20a per 100. J. Kutly of San Francisco Is spend ing a fow duj'S 111, Mudford on bus! noss. Two nevr Bongs, "The Twlllnht Hour," and "Crator Luke." 321 John S. lion ley of Klamnth Fulls was In the city the middle of thu week on business. Why go to Ashlnnd to buy shoos wuon you enn save from $1.50 to $2.50 on them at 10 South Central avo.? 298 W. P. Wessen of San Francisco, transacted business in Medford Wed nesday and Thursday. Johnson for high class watch re pairing. tr 3Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Iloagland of Chlco, Cal., Is spending a few days In Modford visiting friends. Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon, office Jackson County Bank Build A. W. AfcCay of San Francisco spoilt Wednesday and Thursday trans acting business with local merchants. Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store. Howard McCnllum of Seattle is vis iting Medford friends this week. Now Is the tlmo to plnnt porenlals. Home grown stock. Pierce the Flor ist. Phone 374. 302 H. L. Strathor of San Francisco If among the out ot town business visi tors in the city. Dr. Hargravo, Fanner's and Fruit growers Bank bldg. Phono 2 30. Don Jlador, well known Medford mnn, who has started In Pacific coast baseball circles, arrived in the ctiy Thursday morning from Kugene where he Is attending tho I'lilverslty of Oregon. Itader will referee the Wodford-Ashland basketball series. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf Mrs. L. Smith arrived In the clt Thursday morning from Ashland for a couple of days' visit. Pierce tho Florist for rose bushes. A fine line of staudard and now va riot lea. Phone 874. 302 George Custer of Salem Is among the out of town visitors In the city. The Lenten season Is tho time for fish. Tho Medford Fish Market is prepared to supply your wants. 297 J. Allen and L. Bailey are Medford visitors for a few days from ltose burg. i Gasoline and oil at De Voe's. "Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Morlk of Itnd dlni;, Cal., arrived lu Medford Wed nesday evening. Best coffee at Campbells Cafe. Frank Case of Vlsalla. Cal., is spending a few days in tho city vis iting and attending to business mat ters. , Columbia Blver Smelt are nice and fnt. Gut them at Medford Fish Mar ket. 297 J. M. Donahue of Sacramento, Cal., Is a Medford business visitor. Servos you right. Cafe Holland. German home cooking. K. C. Schultz prop. 299 H. D. Jardln of Cashmere, Wash., Is among the out of town visitors In tho city. Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's. J. I). Keith of San Francisco at tended to business matters In the city Wednesday and Thursday. Speclul lntorurban cur leaves Ho tel Medford Thursday at 7 p. m. for basketball games at Ashland. Return after game. Hound trip 35c. 297 C. C. Carlton of Portland Is a busi ness visitor In the city. H. I. Haber of San Francisco ar rived In the city Wednesday for a brief business visit. I Arthur Winchell of St. Johns, Ore. Ih among the outof-town visitors in the city. Mrs. S. S. Smith left Wednesday for Aberdoen, WaHh., where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. B. T. DoLosh. At booth 18, public markot, Sat--urduy, fresh prime beef, veal and sausage. 298 Mrs. J. Lawrence Hill, for a great many years contributed poems and stories to magazines and newspapers' both In this country and Scotland i has published many of those In hoik form. Among otlior Christmas pre sents that her sons gave her, they presented her with a beautiful edi tion of her latest poems, consisting of 100 copies, that Mrs. Hill used for Christmas presents to hor friends. Heath's Laundry Bluing, the beat that Is made. A 15c bottle will last tho ordinary fnmily a year. At Heath's Drug Store only. 298 The W. C. T. U. will give a ro- optlon for Senator von der Hellen and the Southern Orogon Representa tives, Friday ovonlng at eight o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Ilolne, 10 Rose Avenue. All mem bers and frlonds nro requested to be present, and a good attendance Is desired. Mr. and Airs. Way no Culver left Thursday morning for their homo at Sllvorton, Oro., after visltinii rela tives near Jacksonville for tho nan! woek. i Tho best bluing is tho kind that glvos the clothes a pure, clean, whlto appearance. That Is what Heath's Laundry 'Bluing does, ir.c a bottlo at Heath's Drug Store only. 298 Henry Chllilurs spent Wednesday night at Fugle Point, returning to Medford Thursday morning. Charles Baker or Tho Dalles, Oro., Is spending a few days In Medford and other valley towns on business. Tho Bowman team captured two out of throe games from tho Diamond team Wednesday evening in playing In tho Kllis' bowling tournament. Karl Kalslnii returned to Medford Wednesday evening from Suthei'lln, wliere ho vlnltcd friends and rein tlves. F.d Jacobs of Phoenix was in M.d ford Thursday visiting friends and attending to business matters. A crew of men is now engaged lu paving the S. P. depot grounds. Both tho hoys' and girls' basket ball teams, the high school baud, n delegation of at least 100 high school rooters and a number of fans rf tiie city will Journey to Ashland tonli;ht to.'Witness the first of the series of foi l games wl 1 Ashland. Tho sec ond game will be pliyed on the Nuta lorlum floor ut Medfmd toincrrw night. More Interest Id being shown In this series than In any otier of the season, probably on account of the ancient rivalry existing between the two schools and because the pres ent team has the best chance of many years to wipe out the sting of many previous defeats at the hands of the Lithia City basket tossers. 'cho seat sule for Friday night's game has been exceptionally hoavy, encouraged by a contest between high school classes, now being led by the seniors. The Arts and Crafts department of tho Greater Medford Club will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at Waters' paint Btore. All members are urged to bo present as thoro is business of importance lo bo trans acted. Nat Bloomficld Hart and Belle Blanche Dingier were married yester day afternoon at tee Oxford hotel. lustlco .las. liolman officiating. Miss Dingier was a resident of Hugo, while tho groom is an electrician at Aber den, Wash. Tho nowlyweds left this morning for Aberdeen whero they will resldo. The wedding waa the culmination of a romance started al out a month ago when the soldiers wero returning homo from Ibo tor- dor. Mr. Hart dropped his card at Hugo, he being in the militia. Miss Dingier picked It up and a corres pondence was started, which resulted in Mr. Hart returning to Hugo and claiming M;sb Dingier as ni3 hri'e.- Grants Pnss Courier. Karl Briscoe of Phoenix spent Thursday In Medford attending to business matters. Mr. and Mi?. Carl Unerganrd ot Auburn, Wash., arrived In the city Wednosday cvci lng and will probably make their home- In tho valley permanently. II. I. Kronz of Lcwlston, Idaho, is a Medford visitor for a few days. Jay Grover of Faglo Point spent Thursday In Medford on business. Mrs. Evelyn Wright arrived In the city Wednesday from Portland and is considering putting In a ladies' s e cialty shop in Medford. W. II. Copporwortli ot Eagle Point was in Medford on business Thursday. C. If. Burton of Suinnor, Wash., is among tho out of town business vlsl tors in tho city. Jay Price of San Diego, Cal., was III tho city Thursday. Mr. Price Is an Instructor in ull aviation school in that city. J. E. Roberts of Eagle Point was among the business visitors in the city Thursday. Tho George Gllmnn ranch of 120 acres, northeast of Medford, has been leased by II. J. Reilly and sons' of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mr. Reilly plans to put lu a considerable acreage of sugar beets this season. Mr. Gil man will go to Montana. Arthur Furry of Phoenix Wednes day sold thirty head of Durham and Hereford baby beeves, averaging 750 pound. Tho beeves will be shipped to pound. Tho beves will bo shipped to California. Tho Vanity Hat Shop. Hester A. Cochran proprietor, located at No. I 6 South Fir street, opened Its doors today and will have on display the latest models in millinery. Miss Cochran is an experienced milliner iiml invites all the ladles to attend the opening. It. C. Slead of Riverside Colony was a Medford visitor Wednesday af ternoon, i Tho police have issued a warn ing to those who keep chlckenB in the city, tlmt the ordinances requir ing the fowls to bo kept penned up will be strictly enforced. The pen alty for violation of the ordinance is a fine of $10. Each year numerous complaints are mado of new gardens and flower beds being ruined by wunderlng fowls. Members of Company 7 C. A. C. have formed a social club In the na ture of a secret organization. Twelve members of the company are charter members of the club which has been styled "El .lazzo." Twenty compuny members are awaiting Initiation. Of ficers are Freeborn Garretson, presi dent, Don Runyard, treasurer, Harry Welch, secctary. Winston Vance will be social steerer. The club plans to give tho first of a series of dances the last of this mouth. 10 BE HOME APRIL 1 SAN ANTONIO, 'IV, Muwh 8. DntcH of departure of all National Guard troops rcmainim; in tlie border service were announced today nt southern department headquarters. Schedules have, been arranged so that all organizations will be home by April 1. While March 25 has been set ns the date i'or the last of the organizations to leave, it was said that efforts would be made to have units designated to start March 2 and 2fi leave two or three davs in ad vance of those dates. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Hustler to canvass, han dle guaranteed tire patch. For par ticulars call Bodkin, phone 532-X. 297 FOR SALE 20 acreB creek bottom land, suitable for gardening or su gar beets. One mile from town If interested write L. E., care Mall Tribune 302 DISTRICTS STATE IE! SALEM, March 8. At its meeting here the new state highway commis sion decided to divide the state into three districts and to assign a com missioner to each to consider peti tions for funds for highway work. Commissioner Benson, who Is chairman of tho commission, will have charge of the district composed of the following counties: Lincoln Polk, Tillamook, Yamhill, Washing ton, Clatsop, Columbia, Multnomnu, Clackamas, Hood River and Wasco counties, Commissioner Thompson of the district composed of all of eastern Oregon save Klamath, Hood River and Wasco counties, and Com missioner Adams all of western Ore gon save tho counties given to Com missioner Benson, and also to have charge of Klamath county. Wlienever funds are asked for the commissioner of the district in which the request is mado will hold a hear ing, gather all possible data relutlve to the project to be improved, and present the matter to the whole coin mission. No funds will be allotted until all applications have been passed upon, it was tentatively de cided. WANT I'D To rent 4 or 5 acres Bear creek bottom land near Med ford. Phono 374. 300 FOR SALE 42 head or sheep and lambs. One light team. C. A. Bennett, routo 3. Medford. 302 AMl'Klttl EXTS TOX Hi IIT. Page WM. FOX presents tLAivs s. coitritx in TIIE BATTLE OF LIFE Also P.XTIIE NEWS Sees All Knows All. Tomorrow Plow Girl." -Mae Murray In "Tho 23 Time to Re-tire? (BuyFisk) The Standard of Tire Value We Sell and Recommend and We're Proud to ' I 'HEY give you more dollar-for-dollar value than you can get in any other tires, and that's what you want real dollar-for-dollar value. Don't forget this "When you pay more than Fisk Prices you pay for something that does not exist. " Let that be your tire buying motto and you can't go wrong. Medford Vulcanizing Works XKW YOltK, March 8. The Mexi can consulate general in New York is issuing passports to Germans at the rute or more than 1UU a clay, rour hundred Ocrmuns have annlieil for and received pnssports this week. Most of those now emumuinjr to Mex ico, it is said, go by rail throii'-'h San Antouc, Texas, although many are Koinj through K.l l'aso, F.ngle Puss und other points along the border west of laredo. WIFE HAS RIGHT 10 took $17 from her husband's trousers Kkct while he slept. Then Kcll sewed up his pockets and took Ins trousers to bed with bun, in wue no tified and in consequence she had him summoned to court. HKRUX. March 8. Auouneenient wus made by the adiuiiaiiy today Hint ih,.,-,. hnvi. been sunk by submarines in the Mediterranean eight steamships and seven sailing vessels of more than -10,000 tons. XKW YORK, March 8 A wife whose husband withholds a sufficient allowance on pay day has a perfect rifilit, according; to n decision by Magistrate Cornell of the Xew York court of domestic relations, to go througti his trousers pockets when he is asleep. Mrs. Samuel Kcll testified in court that her husband's weekly wae was $lf, but Hint for nine years he lias .(riven her but $1 or $.") u week lo run the house and cure for their two children. Last Friday niirlit, she said, sli I Stove PolisuffiSN. I Si YOU Should U.eV VP'S I ffnf ah t from I ntharo hwnncH mnre Cfir6 and the materials used are of1 higher grade, Black Silk Stove Polish Makes a brilliant, silky polish thnt docs not rub off or dust off, and tlieRliiiwlastB four times ns long as ordinary siove polish. Used on araole alnves and nokl by hardware anl trroci-ry dealers. All ho ttk UntrioJ. U.-it on your cook "tore, your parlor 8t.ve r your aa rnntr. If you don't II nil it tho bftt tv polish you ever ust-d, your uVali-r i authoriwil lo ri fuml ywur taouvy, Ins-iut on lilm'k bilk Stove Polutli. Mudo In liquid or puate one quality. Black Silk Stove Foltsh Work Sterling, Illinois Use Black Silk Air. Drying; Iron Knam. on KrHtt:r. iBt.-r.ht-ivi!-iiip-l'voritH mxtintf. Van Black Silk Mstal Pollih for silver, nioknl or braua. It naa no cquai iur ubuuii uuiuiauuiiui t f t New Thing's Ready for Spring M. M. Department Store RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS t X f f t A A! I Wnmen s Snnng Suits & i r a $16.50 up to $47.50 f ? ? ? T t f f y f t t y y y y y y y y y I f y y y y y t y y y y y f y y y y y y y y Fashionable Xew Suits in populai' sport ef fects new, loose fitting styles with belts, nov elty collars and cuffs fancy cuts of various kinds and many in the new high waistline mod els. At the above prices we have an unusually attractive showing in French serges, gabar dines, poplins, Borella cloth, velours, flannels,' homespuns, jerseys; also in silks and combina tions of silks and wool materials. Black, .navy, chartreuse, beige and various other shades. Regular and extra sizes. New Spring Coats Coats for sport wear, Coats for street wear, Coats for dress occasions in a wonderfully complete showing of the season's latest and best styles. Particularly attractive are the many smart models made up in the sport ef fects; also the new Coat-dress, a garment that can be worn as dress or coat. Various mater ials are used borella, Bolivia, gabardines, serges, tweeds, flannels, etc. Plain colors, checks, plaids, stripes, $12.50 to $37.50. New Spring Dresses $14.50 to $35.00 Wo are splendidly prepared to supply your dress needs no matter what they may lie. At the above prices we show an extensive assortment of beautiful new dresses, made up in a multitude of charming styles for street, sport and ev ening wear. Serges, crepe de chine, sat- i New Spring Dress Skirts Plaited Skirts, gathered Skirts, shir red Skirts Skirts with hip yokes and fancy belts Skirts with the new sport pockets. Many are shown in large plaids, checks and stripes. Materials include taffetas, satins, serges, gabardines, pop lins, whipcords, tweeds, etc. Silk Skirts priced 5.50 to $1S.75. t y y y y y y y y I y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y A. ins, Georgette crepe, taffeta, and var ious coiiiniiiations ot silKS. cm tons, nets nil Al n ji lm iwntr ..iA.l -r:..:..i. vi.. ..tun; i uiv in-ii wiiuuis art; musu- ed with braid stitching or buttons. Com plete line of the newest Spring colors are shown. Prices range $14.50 up to $35.00. New Sport Sweaters They're here! the latest ideas in Sport Sweaters for women and misses. Xew coat effects and middy styles in wide range of new shades and combina tionsmany are trimmed with borders of contrasting colois. Coat styles are shown in Jei-sey doth, others'of Shet land wool. Styled with several pockets 1)0 r'cssl1' ro11 or sailor collars, $6.50 to tplS.oO. New Waists for Spring Xew Waists of Georgette crepe in plain colors and dainty figured effects, new Crepe de Chine Waists, new Waists of striped tub silks and pussy willow taf fetas in all the newest colorings. Also a great varietv of beautiful new Waists made up in sheer lawns, lin ens and voiles. Fancy styles, finished with laces, tucks, buttons and many in tailored stvlos. Full range of sizes. At $1.95 to $15.00. y y y f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y a A
