PA'GE TWO
TOCAL AND
IMPERSONAL
Stewart Torncy left Wednesday ev
niiiK for Portland vhcre ho will talto
xamlnutlons preparatory to Joining
le Mcdford contlngnnt at the avla
on school at Sun Diego.
Mrs. Leach, corsets made to meas
reinents guaranteed. Phone 08.1-J.
J. L. MacKechnle of Himcom Is
pending tho few days In tho city vis
ing friendB and attending to IjukI
csa matters.
Johnson tor high class watch ro
alrlng. tf
Gun Lovegron of Portlund Is a Xled
ord buHlness visitor.
Two now songs, "Tii Twilight
lour," and "Crater Lake." 321
Paul Manchard went to Medofrd
md Jacksonville this morning to
pond tho day. lie is there for the
mrposo of making preparations for
ho submission to the courts of the!
rase of Hull vs. Tokay Heights De
'elopmcnt company. Grants Pass
Jourier.
Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
W, Ctf. Fore, who has been on a re
sulting trip to Medford and other
mints in the valley, passed through
lore this morning on his return to
Medford. Ito recently took fifteen
young men from Medford to Port
land, they having joined the aviation
3orps. Bcveral others there have sig
nified their Intention of joining.
Urnnts Pass Courier.
, Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon,
office Jackson County Bank Build
ing. , K. S. Fletcher of Portland Is spend
ing a few days In the city on business.
1 E. T. Boll of Los Angeles Is a Med
ford business visitor for a few days.
George C. Sarrkk of Cleveland, O.,
Is among tho out of town visitors In
the city.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's. '
William W. Hush is a Medford vis
itor for a few days from Oaklund
Cal. Mr. Hush Is field ugent of the
Amerlcun National Ited Cross and will
organize a unit here.
Saturday night, March 24 th. Oyster
feupner. Tickets, Including supper,
i7Kc. 1
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Kuolaehen of
San Francisco are Medford visitors
for a few dnys.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe'B.
C. It. Jones of Chicago Is among
tho business visitors in tho city.
W. V. Walker of Portlund Bpent
WodneBday and Thursday In Medford
' attending to business mallei s.
i Take that broken pump to the Pa
f clfle Highway Garage, 20 South Bart-
lott Bt. Davles Welds Anything.
F. K. Blackburn of Central Point
j spent Wednesday and Thursday In
Medford on buslnoss.
' Mrs. A. Cash and M. H. Cash of
' lioselawn wore Medford visitors
' Thursday.
' Bakery goods nt Do Voo's.
J. W. Holt of St. Louis 1b In tho
; city attending to buslnoss matters.
II. M. Black of Portlund In in tho
J city for n few dnys transacting husl-
: hubs with local merchants.
Johnson for high class watch re-
' pairing. tt
Miss Josephlno Newhnll arrived in
, Modford Thursday from Portland nnd
, will visit friends In tho city for a few
1 duvs.
I Old papors tor Bale at this office
at 20c per 100.
Max Mars of Buffalo, X. Y., spent
tho middle of tho week In tho city
transacting business with local mer
chants. H. W. Adrian of Portland Is In the
city for a few dnys attending to busl-
: ncss matters.
W. If. lliown, upholstering, mat
tress renovating, unto trimming and
top work. 142 X. Front. Phono
343-J. 32
G. K. Patterson of Philadelphia is
in tho city on business for a few days,
A. II. Ferguson of Portland spent
tho middle of the week In the city
looking after IhikIiicxs Interests.
. See Dave Wood about that flro In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
K. A II. Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. rj. Broadlov of
New Haven. Conn., are among the out
of town visitors In the city.
Big Co milk shakes at Do Voe's,
In addition to t ho concert which
tho girls' r.lee club of the University
will give at the Kimono theater in
Kugene on April :n, a nip s C hit
taken tho lust of April or tho early
part of May through southern Ore
gon, visiting Ashland. .Medford, Hose
burg, Grunts Pass und 1'otliigo Grove.
Kugeno Cnuid.
Seo Mrs. Shank about dress mak
ing. 707 West Main. 3
Tho faithful Band class will held
their regular monthly buslnc
meet-
liilt and sorlul nt tho homo of Mls
Klrtoin llornn Snttmluy srtonioon
nt 2:110 o'clock. All incinlnra arc
nriN! lo bo prosoiu.
Gatoa Bi'lls Ford cars, S00 down
aua 25 a month
The Modern Woodmen of America ty-ccnls rase of l'ape's Diapepsln
will onterlnln thn Indies of the Royal from any drun store. You reallo III
Ncldhhom Krltlay ovonlnx at the K. 1 five minute how needles It 1 to suf
of I, hnll with nn elahoinlo sorlul Ter from lmllcKtlon, d.i.vcpMn, or
nnd Teed. A splendid priiKrnm hus! " Muniach disorder, d.ie to acid for
liccn urruufced (or tho ocuuUou. Imcuutiou.
WEDFORI)
Edgar S. Hafer of Medford U reg
istered at the Hotel Portland, Port
land, Oregon.
Ralph Darling of Gold Hill spent
Wednesday afternoon In the city at
tending to business matters.
Sweet cider at De Voe'B.
B. F. Griffin of Stockton, Cal., Is
In the city for a few days on busi
ness. Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, eye. oar, nose, throat. Of
fice over Meeker's. GlaBses fitted.'
Mrs. J. G. Morrill and duughter are
Medford visitors for a few duys from
Spokane, Wash.
Homemade pastry. . Campbell's
Cafe.
'Mr. and Mrs. Xels Larson of Ma
rlngo, Iowa, are spending a few days
in tho city.
All kinds salads, Campbell's cafe.
C. D. Farrand and James Furrund
of Corvallls, Ore., are among tho out
of town visitors In the city.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
'.fie Insurance Man.
John A. Watte of Wntklns Is spend
ing a few days In the city visiting
friends and attending to business.
Baths 25e, Hotel Holland.
James L. McBrlde is a Medford bus
iness visitor for a few days from
Portland.
Dr. Hargrave, Farmer's and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phono 230.
John Tracy left for his home at
Sumner, Wash., Wednesday evening
aftor spending a week In the valley
looking over farm und orchard prop
ertlos. Mr. Tracy will return within
a month with his family and expects
to loase a ranch for a year before pur
chasing.
I do all kinds of spraying, Call
247-X, or see II. S. Allen. 310
John G. Lawrence of Portland Is
among tho out of town business visl
tors in tho city this week.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's. '
A. E. Colllngs of Watklns spent
Thursday In the city attending to
business mutters.
The Modford Vulcanizing Works
will move to Xo. 15 North Fir street
on or before April 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Juntos Graiiy of Vnl
ley City, N. D., are among the out of
town visitors In the city.
The Bpecinl easy payments on
Frnntz Premier clcanerB make it pos
sible for you to clean house electric
ally this spring. Paul's Electric
Store. 313
C. A. Tracy of Portland Is spending
a few days In the city attending to
business mntters.
Don't forget tho Homo Millinery
huts aro nice and prices right. 1101
West 9th St. 308
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovejoy of
Tacoinn, Wash., arrived in tho city
Tuesday evening and will vtelt Med
ofrd friendB tho remainder of tho
wook.
Prime beef nt the public market,
booth IS, Thursday nnd Saturday.
309
A. R. Fletcher or Portland attended
business mutters in Medford tho
mlddlo of tho week.
Miss Winfred Clark loft Wednes
day morning for Kugeno where she
will npond a row days visiting friends
at tho University of Oregon.
Henry Tlngley of Medford, who hns
been visiting relatives hero, left for
Portland Monday whero he will buy
more. Mr. Tlngley says that tho
orchard of peachet r.ew and wnl plant
linre. Mr. Tlngley says ttrht the
fruit prospect Is very bright in that
Section this year. Kugeno Guuul.
UGH! ACID STOMACH,
Moment 'Tape's llnH'iln"
Benches the Stomach Alt
itrc-.s tloe.
Do some foods you oat hit back
taste good, but work badly: ferment
into at lils and cause a sick, sour,
g.issy stomach Now, Mr. or Mrs.
D.vspeptlc, Jot this down: Pupe's DI-
upepsin helps iKUtrnllre the excessive
mills in tho stomach so your food
won't our and upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick
so certainly effective. ;o dtlferenco
how hailly your stomach Is upset you
usually get happy relief In five min
utes, but what pleases you most Is
that It helps to regulate your stomach
so ..mi can cut your favorite foods
without fonr.
Most remedies give you relief some
times they nro slow, but not sure.
"i:pe's lilupepsie.'' Is oosltlve In neu-
tiuiltiiii the acidity, so the inl:-ery
won t mine back very quickly.
Yen feel different ns fcoon as "Pnpe's
Ulupcpsin" (ou.es in contact with tho
. our stomach gets sweet, no gases, no
voiir tMiinurh pots voi't, no Knurs, no
holi'tiliK, no tTiirtiitloim of uthIIboMmiI
food, uur head clears and jou foci;
fine.
flu now, lnnkfl tho host Investment i
you ever mail", liy kcIUhr a hirtse tlf-
ST5TG TRTRTJNTE. MEDFORD. OREflOX, TTTFT?ST)AY. MARCH 22, 1017.
ENGLISH LORD WEDS BR0THE
WIDOW; E0
Idldy George
A wedding of International inter
est took place when Lord Ccorge
Wollesley of the English aviation
corps and his late brother's widow,
shown here, married In Now York.
Tho attempts of Portland to move
tho University of Oregon 1917 sum
mer session to that city having fail
oil, booklets have been prepnred to be
sent out over the state advertising
summer Bchool which begins in Eu
gene on Juno 18. Five thousand
copies of the folder are being printed
nd in It Is emphasized the fact that
jfter the student finishes the session
he Is In nn Ideal section of the state
to spend the remainder of his vaca
tion. Eugeno Guard.
Friday is fish day, especially dur
ing Lent. Phono your order to 302
Modiord Fish Market.
' Mrs. E. K. Johnson of Gold Hill
wns In Medford Wednesday ariernoon
visiting friends.
Glen Lnldley of this city, who join
ed tho navy last winter, is making
rapid advancement, having secured j
two promotions. Ho will return to
Medford about May 1st on a ten days
furlough. Upon his return ho will he
assigned lo ship duty.
The trial of Curl Reed, accused of
bootlegging has been postponed until
next Monday morning at 10 a. in.
owing to tho sickness of Heed.
The
StereoptiCOIl Lecture
with
120 Colored Views
of the
MountainsofOregon
at
Presbyterian Church
This Evening
7:45 sharp
By Dr. Montgomery
of IVntlaiid
I'lldtT lllsiii'l'S of 1 1n
(Ii'i.zlit'S. .
"l;td's next Sun
day ;it 11 a. in.
Sui n rl) .'i''i'l concert in
the evening. Silver olTerino;.
ALL WELCOME
AM I'SKM K N IS TOMtifIT
Page
MAT. AND
EVENINll
Valcska Suratt
In
The Victim
Mo
I'Atmi: M-:s.
Tomorrow --KANNIK WARD.
h.
R S
TH WILL BECOME AMERICANS
AS
Wcllesley
After tho war, the couple will become
American citizens and live In the
United States. Lord Wellesloy Is
fourth son of tho Lnko of Wellington
and great-grandson of the victor of
Waterloo.
A complaint was sworn out in jus
tlco court Thursday morning by Lu
cius Kincald charging Thomas McAn
drews with "muilciously and wanton
ly Injured a dog." The trial was
set for Friday, March 23, at 2p. m.
If you want your cough stopped as
your neighbor's cough was stopped
take a bottle of tho Heath's Cough
Syrup, 50c and 2Zc at Heath's Drug
Store only. 1
l.'mployes of tho city street depart
ment aro engaged in using a drag
on the unpaved streets of the city.
Other people like 'em,'o will yon.
Col uiiihla river smelts, 6c pound.
Medford Fish Market':
J. F. Dltsworth of Prospect was In
tho city on business tho mlddlo of
tho week.
George Staeey of Table Rock was
In the city on business Thursday.
Dr. E. II. Plckel has returned to
Medford alter a trip to Portland and
Willamotto vnlley points.
Columbia: River Smelt flc a pound.
Medford Fish Market. Phone HC2.
It. L. Norton Is a Medford business
visitor this week from Scapoose, Ore.
6 NIGHTS
Beginning
TONIGHT
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A 9h
X - -
TRAVELUTTE
x A. t
Evening Performances Only
7:15 and 9:00 o'clock
A Ford car driven by Roland Hub
bard crashed Into the side of tho
Hotel Medford bus last night as the
bus left the Union stables on South
Riverside. Both curs suffered
slight daniago.
George Baker loft Thursday after
noon for Montana where he has se
cured a position. Baker was employ
ed fcy the Wells Fargo Express Co.
in this city. ' "
Have you noticed that your neigh
bor Is not coughing as he was a few
days ago. He has used a bottle of
the Heath's Cough Syrup. You try
It. At Heath's Drug Store only. 1
Charles Furries of Slsson, Cal., Is
among the out of town visitors in the
city.
MILLINERY
A truly beautiful assortment of Huts
There, nro largo liubi nnd small lintn.
Those otit-of-tlic-ordinnry, original
patterns that characterize our exclu
sive designs. Wo nro showing niauy
Sport Huts for street wear.
Vanity Hat Shop
No. 0 SOUTH Fill.
OOD
Body Fir Wood by Tier or Cord.
12-Inch Chunks $2.00
10-inch Chunks $2.50
Delivery every part of city. 4 ft.
Cord Wood.
Special price on Smudge Wood.
PACIFIC Fl'EL COMPANY
Yard P. & E. R. R. & Main St.
Phone 584-R
BEST
That. Grow
We have a choice line of
Garden Seeds, including the
Famous Burpees in packages
and bulk. 59 varieties of
Spencer's Sweet Peas.
roadley
The Medford Florist and Seed Man
Phone 872.
THE
THE KING OE HYPNOTISTS
The Man Who Set the World a "Latin"
... .
& . ... . : - v !.r ' '
Hi"ji- , v, ,vr k
Henry Tate of Klamath Falls Is a
Medford visitor this weeV. .
George Lawrence of Hilt, Cal.,
spent Wednesday In the city visiting
friends and attending to bitslucss
matters.
Howard Dann of Klamath county
Is a Medford visitor this week.
limn Itonklnson of Itoseburg
spent Wednesday afternoon In Med
ford attending to business matters.
John Hacln of Sulem Is in the city
for a few days looking after business
interests.
Nato Hvan of Tehama, Cal., Is In
the city this week visiting friends and
attending to business matters.
O. P.Olsen of Roschurg was a
Medford business visitor this week.
Special Offer for the Next 30 Days
Owing to tho h'itfli cost of livin.ir I will give
ONE POTATO FREE
for every fruit or shade troe sold.
Everything in the Nursery Line.
H. B. PATTERSON, Quaker Nurseryman
' Office and sales vard lOi South Tir Street.
Office Phone 212-J.
BOOST YOUR, SALARY IXGItKASB YOnt KARXIXG CAPACITY
at tho
MEDFORD COM MERCIALCOLLEGE
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
COMMERCIAL BRANCHES
SIIORTIIANI) AND TYPEWRITING
BOOKKEEPING AND CIVIL SERVICE
INSTRUCTION INDIVIDUAL AND IN CLASSES
STUDENTS ENTER AT ANY TIME
CALL AT THE COLLEGE
SEE US AT WORK
I'HOXH 13-L 1 NORTH GRAPE ST.
COMING
Walter Damrosch
With His
New York Symphony
Orchestra
NINETY MUSICIANS
and the Great Violin Virtuoso
Efrem Zimbalist
The Largest Aggregation of Celebrated Artists
Ever Appearing in Medford
Natatorium, Wed., April 18
Opening of Advance Sale Will lie Announced
t 2
GREAT
A )3ig Riotous Uproar
of Fun
a
7 p. m. SEE
Marvelous Max escape from
the regulation insane straight
jacket, suspended by his feet
from off the top of the Star
Theatre building.
ADMISSION-Aduits 1st 16 rows 35c;
last 17 rows 25c; Children 15c anywhere
Charles Owens of the Buckeye or
chards is now In Washington. D. C.
visiting friends und attending to bus
iness matters.
r'ru,,o'u ,irv coods store at Ashland
was broken into Wednesday night.
,n,iareiiilv bv two thieves, 'two suits
of clothes, four pairs of shoes and
about a dollar in small cnange is
missing. Two men who Journeyed
from Ashland to Medford this morn
ing trying to sell jewelry to people
along the w ay are under survellance
by the local police, answering rough
ly to the description of the men
wanted at Ashland.
Arthur Grant of Chico, Cal., Is
among the ont of town visitors In the
city this week.
6 NIGHTS
Beginning
TONIGHT
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