Medford mail tribune., March 12, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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MTTDFOTJD MATL TRTBTTNT:, MFDFORD.
OR:r,o. moxday. march 12. irn?
TOCAL AND
L' PERSONAL
j Vi!!U:u f'o:-. ig of PorCsuj a in
th tit) ih.- i;--t of the werit TiMiini
.friend.- ndlog to tnj;:as mat-
r
Trtl II. Con'.es hi r(-"'jrt;f-i tiom
ft busings trfp to l'or:!riL
H. L. Val'b-rs sr.J J. W. Morris
)eft for G.'r.ts Pas Mc-Lizy to attend
the highnay roectlni'.
Se Dare 'Weed vi'Jt -bat firs ia
suraac poiirjr. O.'I.c. 1:00:2 40i SI.
F. 4 H. B,!.
FrJ H. Hof,kir. f M i'or'. I? t 4
irtered at Ho!?I I'ori'ini, t'on'.&ud ,
Oregon.
Bernard Motor Cox;ar.y Ftll
ycu Ford s:zs m YiMA -Sta'-s tircf
et ten per cert of I :!; regular lift
pricec. Oth'r flzf n five per cttt
off the n-f-'ular pri'-es. North Fror.t
street, across from the itenser de
rot. J. It. Sn.ith of Crams Pa's tin
Medfcrd tusines. viitr.r .Saturday.
Char'.ea P.urkhaiu-r of Grants Pass
pent Saturday at Medford and Cen
tral Point on busiie-fis.
Big Se ral!ic thakes at Be Voe'a.
A. C. Ho'irh has returned to hi?
home at Oranta Pa after a several
days' visit in Medford and Jackson
ville. J. K. Manuel of Grants Pass is in
the eity unloading a f ar of Metz au
to. Gates sells Ford cars, J200 down
And $25 a month.
II. Satton of Gold Hill was in Med
ford on business Sunday and Mon
day. Sirs. Leach, cor-ietierre. Corsets
made to individual measurements
guaranteed. Phone CS3-J.
Sir. and Mrs. II. T. Burleson of Se
attle. 'Wash., arrived in the city Sun
day and will make their home in Med
ford permanently.
Sweet cider at Ixs Voe's.
Howard Thomas left for his home
at Eugene Sunday after spending a
week in Medford visiting friends.
Sir. and Mrs. James Morton of Al
bany, Ore., are spending a few days
In the city visiting Mrs. Morton's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Clark
Dr. Heine, physician and Burgeon.
Specialty, eye. ar, nose, throat. Of
fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
Miss Wlnfred Clark returned to
Medford Sundar from Itoxebnrg
where she spent a few days visiting
friends.
Apples by the hot Dardwcll Fruit
Co., phone 12 4. 302-
Mr. and Mrs. W. Weilliricht of
Portland are amotii: the out of town
visitors in the city.
Honierrale pastry. Campbell"
Cafe.
A. S i! .rri"! of Hornhrnok," Ca! ,
w e: tr.- --' -end in the rity vi.-it-ir.z
fri-1. S : attending to b2cir.e
! !:. J. i;a:
' frd to i : -!-:"
.the firi if t::
j Freli rhcf".
1 D. G CM
- in th f itv !
.er of Spokane attend-
matters in Medford
- week.
atei at IX Voe's.
i of San FraneiMO, is
r a few da& on busi-
ilads. Campbell's cafe.
'-re. John Y. Burrlll of
-;endinK a few das in
All Kir.
Mr. a:i
I'ort'.ar.i
th- city.
I For the l-t Insurance see Holmes.
lie Intcranre Man.
( 1. S. Huffman of Knoxville, Iowa,
arid Kd ii jtrn an of Ina. Neb., are
. Medford vi.-.tcrs.
j Paths 2.'c, Hotel Holland.
Mr. ar.d Sirs. Wlllla Stone of Rock
' ford, 131.. are spending a few days in
the city.
Hakery roods at De Voe's.
j Frank V. .".- id of Itoseburg is In the
; city for a few days attending to busi
ness Oiatier..
Take that broken pump to the Pa
cific Highway Garage, 20 South Bart
lett st. Lavieg Welds Anything.
K. J. Falling of Portland attended
to business matters In Medford the
first h the eek.
Old papers for sale at this office
at 20c per ISO.
C. I). Ilabcork of Portland arrived
in the city .Monday morning for a
business visit.
Two new songs, "The Twilight
Hour," and "Crater Lake." 321
James Y. Morrill of Portland is in
the city for a few days attending to
business n, alters.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Mr. and Mrs. A.' C. Stevenson of
San Francisco are among the out of
town business visitors In the city.
Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon,
office Jackson County Bank Build
ing. A. II. Jones of Ietroit spent Sun
day and Monday in the city attending
to business matters.
Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
F. mll C. Olson of Chicago, 111., is
In the city for a few days looking aft
er business matters.
Now is the time to plant perenials.
Homo grown stock. Pierce the Flor
ist. Phone 374. 302
G. S. Steinman of Eugene Is among
the out of town business visitors. In
the city.
It. II. Ward of Wasbli eton. J. C,
'is among the out of toa visitors, in
the city.
j Dr. Harrrave. Fanrer's and Fruit
growers Bank bid?, phone 23't.
I I.. Van firman of Portland I in the
I'ity for a few Sa aUEdir.e to bj i-
nt'SS lli.:tterst '
j Johnson for biea class watch re
jpsirir.it. t."
J. 1.. r lartanan of eatt!e. V.a.-n ,
is a Medforl bc.-me-s victor for a
few days.
Pierce the Florist for rose bushes.
A fine line of standard and new va
rieties. Phone 374. 20;
The Sunday i.-'je of the Portland
(Oregonian contains a pictnrc of F.d
jison Marshall of Medford and an ac
j count of the work he has done as a
writer.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe'a.
J. W. Howard of Cleveland. Ohio.
Is among the business visitors in the
city.
Thomas G. S;'anBtr of Prosj-e t
was a Medford visitor over the week
end. Royal E. Bebb of Central Point
spnt Sunday and Monday in the city
visiting friends.
W. C. Wilson of Kalispeli. Montana,
la a Medford vl-itor for a few days.
Clyde J. Nelson of Grants Pass w as
in the city Sunday and Monday.
Lynn Mowat of Ashland was a
Medford visitor Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's.
H. Schuffiann-Heink of Gold Hill
was a Medford visitor Monday.
Dr. Sheldon, head of the depart
ment of education of tlievl'niverslty
of Oregon, will address the teachers
and pat-ons of the Medford public
sohools at the high school Tuesday
afternoon at 3:30 .
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UPON RCDENTS! iN Lsy
' H. A. WarJ of tte I" S : -io-ru-al
I !-. dv;jirtrai-nt ai.d '". ' - '".
; county pfetholoirj't, wiil .:'. a nuru
' t of njn?!ing in the - o iL'.y :M
; wesfk trtaun ihf- sui-jrti -t rodviit
lonircl. Mr. Ward ;,ra il
ia. de:ROiiRiraiij:js c-f Ihe n .itijS of
rou-r;t ioions.
j W ard Las col1u( tvi m ::-ilar ro-(df-ut
extertninatin can: fa:';r!.s in
Klainatfi, Jo-ephine, Crook and I.ae
j rontitit s. In Crook T "..''"
; ja k rabbin wert kiilt-d z a co-.i o(
1 1 ; than one-tenth ol oz.e c-;it each.
Th1 datf-is and plati-3 of nJ'''-LiL.2 art
as follows:
' Tu-day, March Z. MIford li
brary, Z p. m. Talect citv hall 7:20
p. m.
j Wednesday, March 14, Kaele Point
'city ball, 2 p. ru! Table llo'ii school
house. 7:30 p. m.
Thursday, March II, Ap;ti' gate val
ley. 2 p. m. Belieview scliool bou?e,
7: 30 p. m.
Friday. March 16, Rojrue River 10
a. in. Gold Hill 1:3' . m.
i TOKIO. Man f: :: Ti-1 ! o
(; orit ". (lu'hri. AK-riran ar! l . -'
;a Jor to Jaj ar:, ?.o :':. it .:.
is lrins iu Hal at the Ar.fcrkar.
a..-;.. The iur-Tal ui:i h-.M t
, morrow w it;i hiaU of f i- iA honors zi
.Trhiitr Kpiopai .--'irI. Th?
: jody will tun itt ikea to Vo.oh.:'.;ia
:on a FrvK-ial trAu to r in the
' A riinrii-an nawi! ).o?pi-3! p'!:'i:iir it.-.
trao-;-ort to the L'uited .Sutt-s.
nine th;.u e out of ten ow ill he
looking a: a : m yard full of nh-.l.j-h
and ii:t j-:'r-. Now lei's cK-an j
them t:p. it t:.c U:v.iy toir ether to--day
and dv- iv to l::;I:c the 1-ai-k ,
vrd tt zA Then instead
of Ir-tiu.' iso-.;. we. i- prow, plant ,
d. ;to-1 it:--' v.-it.i' -ard n, r.nd ,
"ut vorry ot. i:.r- Li-h CO-.t of j
LTe n .-: ::ff s v i' i t i-- L:ore. The
5 ard fardennir
There are niany j
eloped. I'nder i
, ouM supply
r LuLdredi ct '
Clears Complexion
HOME VEGETABLES GARDENS
ON VACANT LOTS
are ath- Hi-- -i
acrfcs cf iLeiH ur.:e
ciltii atior: thj.t lu
eno sph vt ta:.'!- I-
fan'ili-.'i.
If vc-'j have a at act lot jo want
To donate for a home vet'ab!o par
den to someone or if yo i want a lot
to par'i. n phone this ci fioe.
iJrSn'i wrry a't'K'Ul N.i'ii- or. or::"
skin ln-iU lei ,Vica:i Ua'-x a cl- ;.r
flia-i i" i i a : i !iy u-:n" a f .11,'
.'!t;ii-.n! at .iny'Unir --f-rt- ttr 2c, t
extra larur 1) 'itlc a; -i 1 XJ.
Zittio. trit'ilv rtrvi'- ali tracts .
pin;ilv, l !ajk 1 1 ct 1, hl'iic'ies, tci-i ,
i:d rini'w rm urA r'jlii-s thr rt;T ,
i-.nd k uhl.y. 7.-n is a dv:i, p-.-nt:r:
.iri rt 1: u- !, iK-'-.i'vr '-ky n-.
KTvxs? ari'i ytainii nrvtlMii-. It i:, eui
applied and co.-ts a mere trifle i-r v:v'
aff licnti'-n. It is always iStpcndaUe,
The K. T. H'." O... fl. v.-l O
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
j The hgh cot of living is no lon-z-'r
ja matter which we can sit Lack in
our chairs and jest about. It has pot
ten to a point now where it La be
come a terrifically serious rrol dem.
The prices now, as erery housewife
'knows, are exhorbitnat. Now let's
! get together and combat the food
shortage. How In this way;
Turn your con-producing back
, yards into Tegetab'.e garden?.
Go to your back window today and
OBITUARY
Mrs. Saruh Jam IUm tuutan
liiod At her home, Taylor
ptreet. March I". 1?17, Sarah J.. wife
of John (I. B'ichar.an. She as a
native of Canada, and a re?:J'-nt of
this Tal'.ey !j year. She is ftirvived
by two da7iehtfr. Mr?. J. A. Hlara'n ,
and Mi-- M. Mae Kuchanan. Funeral
services at Perl thapel, Tu.-iday a:
2:Z p. m. Dm rial in 1. O. O. F.
cemetery.
Page .""'T. ,ll,tKh
Tin: mi i;ii:it. . r u.tY."
m m;i:i. tim v.nki.i.f. -i;oi:i:i:t
i.ki;s
'Till: MASTKll JMSSKjX"
Fi:ll of juany unique situaiions.
To:uorrux ("l.a.-. liuy, "Honor
... alle Ace"
NO FREE GARDEN
SEEDS THIS SPRING!
SHOT BY BOOTBLACK
SAN IMKfiO. ( a!.. Mar.-h 12. Wii-
IrjiM Cl.iyloii, t-v re-idiiit and niiin-
apin-' din-cior of the Suri-rkiY; mm.
pantes wan Mint twii-c tmiiiv liv Lo
renzo iVilnnm, an Italian hojtb!a-k.
Clayton was ho( ;is he left liis of-
fires in t lie Cninn hniMini: in to
lutudi and is befitted to he Tat;iliv
wminded, one hnlli't entering tin- bark
and another hnl-Aivj in thi abdmnfn.
IMImiu, who is -i.ul t.i have i- a U-v
in a -tn -t car a-.-id-i,t Vt-ar- :r'".
Wit- oiiirklv captured.
WAiJHINGTON. March 12. Since
the home gardening movement begun
throughout the country as a n-ans
to meet the increased cost of food,
the department of agriculture has
been swamped with hundreds of thou
sands of requests for free seed.
Officials of the department say
that unfortunately they have no seeds
to distribute. The free seeds provid
ed by congress are distributed as
members of congress themselves di
rect and this year's supply of about
$20",noo worth was long aao ex
hausted. Xo more free seeds will be avail
able until lut in the summer.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MO.N'KY Til I-C'AN At and 7
cent interest' im Rood t-curitr.
droirri M, rare Mail Triliune.
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per
A(l-
I.CST Pair tonoise shf-li rim sic
taclea. Reward or return to Mail
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average day's business, 11,415 an hoar's work, 190
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Tuesday Night
MARCH 20th
AXOTHKlt COHAN AMI HAKIMS
srccKss.
LOS ANGELES HERALD:
Go and see the "House of'Glass"
You will line it. All the jarts are
well handled by competent artists.
There's a "giggle" lu-re and there
and your evening will not be wast
ed. 1.03 ANGELES TIMES:
The ' House of Glass" is not
only the most interesting .play
that has eomw to town this sea
son,, but it is a play that would
stand out in any season. You'll
make a great mistake if you don't
?o and see it.
mail oum;i:s sow.
Scat !.M
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Saturday, Mart h 17 at
I'rice. 75.-. $i.(m.
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SAMPLE
Will Open for Business at 21
DAY, MARC I
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This store is one of a chain of 25 retail stores operating in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. We sell good,
dependable merchandise at the lowest possible margin of profit every day in the year. The reason
We buy for cash in large quantities, direct from the best mills and factories in the country
thereby cutting out the middleman's profit. We have but one price for all old, young, rich or poor and that
in plain figures. There is no limit to quantity. We seek business on merit only. That is the only system, and
that is why we are one of the largest retail concerns in the West.
Everything at a Close Cash Margin of Profit for Cash
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MEN'S OVERALLS
SHOES SHOES SHOES
Kxfr.'i n.-avy i:;;,
AVJiijH-nnl l'.-..n!s.
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Mc-liS .M;n-hili;iv. 'mils
Men's '"1,1 jiants
I!iv's j 1 1 1 1 si
Saini'lf sweaters
218
East Main St.
heavy
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$i'2r
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sjtt.ooan.i s?fi.ro
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Men's 1 h'ess Sii.M s
.Men's work shoes
La'lies' sam'!i' simes
Lailii-s' ( )'n ils ;i 1 I 1 'l!tii
I ! 's shi ii
( 'hililren's
Jlifalil 's siii.,-s .
Lulies' lli.Sr
S2.9.J t.. 85.00
1.95 t.. S1.G5
91.83 to S3.25
9So in $'-. 45
Sl.5, $1.95, 8'2.25. t., S.9.
.S1G5, S1.75. S1.95 t. 82.75
(5c to SI. 15
10c 11' .r ami 23c
M.n's
Suit '
MEN'S HATS
.1- $1.00, S1.03, S1.95, ?2.25, ?2. J5. S2.S5
..oi. io, sxo, S3.25, S:
suits
tVM-j, uii'lerv.rar GOr
'W. l-'-.O an-1 15c
25c and 35c
15C
M.-ii
Mni
-Vil li S sorks. Mark..
M.'li's w.h.I m-;s
Men'.- Jim v "livc
to S7.50
.75c to S2.S5
ami 81.25
MEDFORD SAMPLE STORE
218
East Main St.
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