Medford mail tribune., March 30, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

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"MEDFORD -NfATT, TKTBTTNE MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH .10, 1017.
THREE IN ONE
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i'htiis of the parly of naval officers
comlut-tiiif; a recruilliiK cuiupuiKn for
tho nuvul resnrvu In tho city to leave
for Ciianta I'nKH yesterday wero balk
ed hy tho stream of upiilU-antB who
filled tho reoniltliiB offices all day
yesterday and until noon today.
The response of Medfonl women to
tho call for enrollment Is tho lamest,
mi far as known, anywhere In tho Un
ited States. Miss Ilertha Loftns, local
Ioiik distance telephone operator, was
the first woman on tho coast to en
list. As fast ns applicants could he
put throuuh tho necessary examina
tions others followed.
Tho list of women volunteers W'ho
will ho used as telephone operators
and stenographers enrolled to date is
as follows: Misses Deri ha l.oftus.
I'lorenco Whetsel, Mildred Hilton,
Kvelyn Taylor, (ilmlys Curry, Ada
Evans, Mrs. 10. F. Kdwards, MIsseR
' Kilnii Darrell, Marlon Towne, chief
yoeman, Josephine Clark, Huhy
llurlie, Helen Mlnkler, .Muudo Kd
wnrds, C.tetchen I'uhl, Pauline
(irleves, Kuhy llailey, lone CaiiKhtran
and Mahel lOvans.
Tho examining of men applicants
continued until the officer left for
(i rants I'ass and it may ho necessary
for them to return within a few days
and swear in a new hatch of recruits.
Those cnllstiiiK yesterday afternoon
and this morning nre
son, teleKiapher; Jack Schrlek, chief
electrician; I.cIkIi Swlnson, yoeman;
Orvlllo llarr, yoeman.
Tho following men wero enlisted
from Jacksonville: Lester Thomp
son, Louis Maker, Ivan Apiilenate,
James W. Dons, Alnert Mitchell, all
yoemen; Daniel W. Ilanshaw, Jr.,
printer, first class; James W. Hock,
fireman.
The total enrollment from Medford
will exceed .".0. InAshland tl recdults
wer secureil.
I'r. liavls and l.iuutenant Kraler
desire to express their appreciation
of tho treatment accorded them In
Mcdl'ord. "We will always have n
warm spot In our hearts for your
city," they stated this mornlUK.
(irclelien i'uhl, a Jacksonville yirl,
who enlisted Thursday afternoon in
ihe naval reserve corps was the third
of her family to enlist for naval ser
vice, I wo brut hers, K. V. and V. ( '.
I'uhl enlisting in tho regular navy
service Inst January.
The three recruits have lived for
n number of years with their u;raml
mollier, Mrs. I,. Coulter, u patriotic
old lady of Jacksonville.
In Jiiniiiirv she brought (lie two
boys to the recruiting office in Med
ford. Yesterday she relumed with
her ;randdau(rhler, and nlthmich al
most 8(1 years of ap1, asked the offi
cers if (here was any capacity in
which she could enlist and serve. Her
advanced iijfe precluded her service
in the reserve and her efforts will be
devoted to the making of supplies
for the lied Cross.
Local and Personal
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JoImi llartman Is the latest recruit
to bo added to tho ranks of the 7th
company, C. A. C.
C. K. Hates and II. I,. Walther
left Thursday evening for Portland
aH representatives of tho Commercial
club Crater lake highway committee,
to take up the matter of highway
Improvement with Chief Forester
Craves.
J. II. Moso of tho I'ortlnnd Y. M.
C. A. delivered two Illustrated lec
tures on "Thrift," before school pu
pils this afternoon, at the Washing-
E. C. Kergu- ton school at 1:15 and tho high
school nt 3:00.
HEAVY FIGHTING.
(Contiuuod From rage Ono.)
U-BOATS PROWL ALONG
ATLANTIC COAST LANES
NORFOLK, Va., Mar. 30. German
submarines arc in the Atlantic ocean,
according to reports brought hero by
foreign merchant ships.
IDAHO WOMAN
MADE WELL
Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did the Work.
Nothing like it
E APRIL 17
Two 'fl'icli ' colebrdleil mimes ati
Immroach and ZlmUilist have seldom
been associated together in any mu
sical organfatlon In this country.
And It Is certainly a guarantee of a
imtslrnl program that will be highly
educational as well as intensely en
tertaining. And when taken into ac
count that they appear with the New
York Symphony Orchestra, composed
of ninety high-class artists it is cer
tainly an epoch making attraction for
tho Itogue river valley. This will not
ho an entertainment to he heard and
forgotten fn a day or two, hut will
add to the knowledge and experience
of everyone attending it. Walter
Damrosch has directed this organlza
lion of musicians for thirty-two
years, and has always been recognized
as ono of the peers of music in this
country. It will also be remember
ed that lie managed the Metropolitan
opera house of New York for four
years, presenting grand opera with
the Damrosch opera company and di
recting his own company. All this
time ho remained the director of his
pet symphony orchestra.
Last year Henry Flagler endowed
tho Damrosch Symphony Orchestra
with an Income of $ 100,000.00 a year.
This financial assistance has enabled
Mr. Oamrosch to make his orchestra
larger and bettor than ever.
Seat salo at Medford Pharmacy In
charge of Mrs. Edna Isaacs.
At tho Medford Natatorium Tues
day, April 17th.
GREAT PATRIOTIC
(;itiz.i,n:s.
Tho proposed Crlzzley trip for
Sunday has been called off on account
of had weather.
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.
AT NAT, SATURDAY
Hundreds of fin; deeonitcd nutos
will take their place in the patriotic
parade which will lie held Kut-.irday
night us preliminary to the patriotic
rally to he held at the Natatorium
The parade will leave the Hotel Med
ford at 7:4.". Auto owners pro re
quested to nppeur for formation not
laler than 7 :.'!).
Those in the parade will he assured
of (rood seats in the auditorium. A
liirjrc space will he roped off and the
seats reserved for those who take
part in the parade.
Tlte Orand Annv ve'erans, Ladies'
Riiliiiff Hub, Knights of Pythias,
Woodmen of the World, the liedmen
and the rifle Huh are ninongr the or
ganizations which will march.
The following program has heen
prepared by the profrram committee
of the veteran's organization :
None:, "America," band iind nu-
dience.
Address by Cnpt. A. 3. V'anee of
the Seventh company and its work
illustrated by plotting room drill by
u picked squad.
Address by F. J. Newman, "Our
Priceless lleritupe."
Sons, "Star Spangled Banner,"
Miss Qeratdine Thetss, t ,.;,,
Address by Rev. K. A. Rowley,
"The Spirit of '05.' ' ' '. .
Rendinj;, "Old Glory," Mrs.' Geo. T.
Wilson.
Patriotic select ioivsVromwttr songs
by Medford hand.
Addresa by K. E. Kelly.
Address by A. K. Reamesl
"Americun Patrol," Medford band.
Rending, "Your Flag; und My
Flag," Mrs. L. Hovious.
Appeal for recruits for Seventh
company, Rev. J. C. Rollins.
Solo, Win. F. Isaacs.
Address by Porter J. Ncff.
Song, "Stnr Spangled Banner,"
Medford hand and audience.
Captain A. J. Vance will preside
as chairman.
Xntlce to SiKuiisli-Amcricnn Vetonms.
All veterans of Spanish-American
war are requested to take part In
the patriotic parade Saturday night.
Members will meet at California-Oregon
Power company's office, Satur
day evening, at 7:30.
Aik
Grandfather
He'U
Tell Yon
Treat The Body As
A Delicate Machine
You would not let a machine built for efficient
work, get rusty and full of dust and dirt Why
let the body, the most delicate of all machines,
get rusty and run down from inattention T
Cleanse the blood; that's the secret; keep it clean.
S. S. S., proven for 60 years the best of all blood
tonics, will do it. Get a bottle at your druggist's
TODAY and take it according to directions.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
S.S.S. Keeps It Always Fit
Are you looking forward, dear
prospective mother, with a shudder
ing dread, to the wonderful, beau
tiful event of childbirth? Yeu can
avoid to a great extent, the strain
and discomfort by preparing your
system and putting yourself in
splendid condition to meet the time.
"Mother's Friend" is easily ap
plied by yourself. It softens and
makes elastic the ligaments, mus
cles and skin of the abdomen. Thou
sands of mothers who have used
"Mother's Friend" testify to its
value in relieving much of the pain
and distress at childbirth. They
make special mention of the reiser
from nausea or morning sickness.'
There is in "Mother's Friend" that
direct and immediate help which all
expectant mothers need.
Get "Mother's Friend" from the
druggist and begin to apply it night A
and morning. Write for the inter-
esting book for users of "Mother's
Friend." It contains valuable advice
to expectant mothers and is abso-'
lutely free. Address Bradfield Reg-
ulator Co. Dept. E. 445 Atlanta, Ga.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. WE PREPAY EXPRESS OR MAIL.
pears, first sighted Ihe en, lie from a
long distance on March 'J I. While the
French were apprnaeliiug, the ensile
seemed to rise in the nir and then,
alter an nwc-inspmu..' evplnsion, re
solved into dust which covered Ihe
trees and grass all around with a
white liiuesioue deposit. The French
patrols came nearer and found the
ruins still held by the German and
the siii rounding glacis ami low-lying
lends swept by nuinv imu'hine irmis.
The French eventually
castle by assault.
1 he entire surrounding country ha
been laid waste. The col -respondent
passed over the sites of what liml
on.-e heen Ihe tI m ri-liinLr villages of
Foleinbruy, tinny, Tin-.lv-l.otre, St.
Auliin. lllenincourl anil Cuts, and
ot-r hundreds of acres of sawed or
chards, while at the water's rdec on
tlie (hsc-Aisne canal he saw n num
ber of harm's burned to the water's
Ahernecn. Idaho. "Last vesr I suf-
fcred from a weakness with pains in my
si do and buck. A
friend asked mo to
try I.yilia E. Pink
ham' s Vegetable
Compound and I did
so. After taking
one bottle I felt very
much better. I
have now taken
three bottles and
feel liko a different
woman. Lydia E.
Pinhknm'a Veee-
taoio UJinpound Is tho best medicine I
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W9n II
GUSS OF SALTS IF
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Eat leu meat if yon feel Backachy or
have Bladder trouble Salts
fine for Kidneys.
Meat forms uric acid which excites
lid overworks the kidneys in their otlorta
to tllter it from the system. Regular cat
ers of meat must, flush the kidneys occa
sionally. You must relieve them like vou
relieve your bowels; removing all the
acids, waste and poison, else you feel a
. carried the have ever taken and I can recommend, dull misery in the kidney region, sharp
it to all suffering women." Mrs.I'ERCK pains in tho back or sick headache, di
I l'liKSTlDCK, Aberdeen, Idaho. ines. your stomnch sours, tnnmm ia
Women who suffer from thoss dis- r.,,,1.,.1 nH ti, .!,.,. i. i.i . .
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should ! I,,. ri,..c. m.- ...:. !-
! be convinced by tho many genuine and ! pi,,,,,!.- fn i ..i:.... . .v.. i
truthful testimonials we are constantlv
publishing in the newspapers of tho
anility of Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vege
table Compound to restore their health
To know whether Lydia E. Pinkhsm'i
Vegetable ConiKund will help you, try
it ! For advice write to Lydia E. Pink" -hum
Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn.
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
rend and answered by a woman anU
held in strict confidence.
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Capital
$100,000
OVER OUR FACILITIES
SERVICES.
YOU will find nt Ihe 1st National Bank
just the Banking Department to fulfill
whatever requirement you may have. We
offer you the use of:
t'oienii-reiit1. S;ivini;s and Tune IV
posit IVparlmcnls; l-'oreii:n K
e!mll,.,. IwmU Mouev Order and fol-
lei I loll l-'.ielillles ; Trn rU-rs t 'he, pies;
Also Sate IVposii Vaults.
Kemcthhcr. we shall be yliid at all tunes to
li.ive on us,, the ls National as oir
UH AIM'I'.KS when in town.
Mui. ivubiuiiaiiyuiiiv
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MEDFORD
OREGON
Don't Go Out
witlumt tlius( little tivnMi
savci-s wliii-li nicati so nnirli
to an auti'inoliilist 's ti'inpt't'.
In aililitimi to saving energy
mui tiiiii1, tht'.v save vi ar and
car on tin car itself. We
IlilVO a eolllplete line of aeees-sories.
i iihiii
often get irritated, obliging you to pet
up two or lliree times during tho night.
To ncutrnliro these irritating acida
and flush otT tho body's urinous wasto
get about four ounces of J ad Salts
from any pharmacy; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine nnd bladder disorders dis
njipear. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lit Ida, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate slug
gish kidneys nnd stop bladder irritation.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and
inakos a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men and
wvuien t ike now nnd then, thus avoiding
serious kiJ.iey and bladder diseases.
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Early Vegetables and
Flo
lioulJ fee UrteJ now. PUnt
Morfe'iGranJ Prwe Carrotf,
All ar twlfcttrj
Ca Jifo rn ia S eeJ s
Don t ukt WfJ thtt kre mjut m
, fnoJ." Gel MorMB.
On StU kr atl Uv)ir Di1rf
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EASTER
Opens Saturday. Mar. 31
WEEK SALE
at- Closes Saturday, Apr. 7
EASTER NECKWEAR
Just Received Some new ideas in
Easter neckwear. Very special
On sale Saturday JJg
values
each ..
asms
TkeWoman's Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL
MEDFORD, OREGON
MERITE JEWELRY.
Our Easter novelties in Jewelry
are here. Some special good bar
gains in hat pins, ear drops, bar
pins and lavilleres, every piece
guaranteed.
ill
Some Smartest Models Moderately Priced
in Women's Suits, Coats and Separate Skirts
EASTER COATS.
50 Beautiful New Coats in
three-quarters and seven
eighths lengths, made of this
season's most up-to-date
styles. They come in a won
derful assortment of colors.
cry special Sat
urday, each
$18.00
Easter Sale of Corsets
EASTER SKIRTS
A comprehensive assortment
and complete range of sizes
in Separate Skirts, made of
New Fancy Silks and "Wool
Goods iii a great number of
styles, $5.48 up to $15-00
EASTER SUITS
Saturday we will place on
sale 25 of the very latest
styles in Springs Suits, made
of the best all wool mater
ials, a wonderful range of
colors. These suits arc
worth more, but Saturday,
they will be on salC)r Afl
at, each tf.UU
"College Girl" Corset,
new model, made bv the
Jackson Corset
Co. Special, pair..
$2.75
10 dozen new styles in
Uraisscres, nicelv trim
med, worth 1.00
Sale price
69c
Dr. Warner's Rust Proof
Corsets, new spring mod
els. On sale Sat
urday, pair
"Red Fern'
$1.25
Front Lace
Corsets, all sizes,
new models, pair.
Easter Sale of Ribbons
1000 yards of
all silk wide
1 imm
Dainty Muslin Wear
A profusion of new designs are
introduced for Spring and Eas
ter and right now, when as
sortments are at the height of
. completeness is the best time to
1 &2
i'tjdcr.nu.,1,. $2.-18 eaeh.
secure a season's supply. White
and flesh tinted envelopes, com
binations, chemise, gowns, etc., j"
at 79 $1.39, $1.79 and
1000 yards of
wide all silk
louire for
Hair bows.
Worth up to
25c, special,
lOf a yard.
10(H) yards of
plain and
fancy all silk
Ribbon,
worth :5c.
especial 25
a vard.
Ribbon,
worth up to
!MV, special,
19d a vard.
Toilet Dept.
De Luxe Sham
poo Jellv, spec
ial .'. 2.-)0
Mentholated Cold
Cream, -special
for 25f
( 'haniois Face
Powder, spec
ial 25c
Easter Sale of Veils
Hexagon
mesh veiling
in black
purple and
white, all
silk, very
special 25o
a vard.
Shetland
Veiling in
all colors, all
silk. Very
Special Sat
urday, 39
a vard.
Ready made
Veils, plain
and Braided
from 98c up
to $2.9S
each.
Easter Sale of Gloves
Women's White
Kid Gloves with
bla k embroi
dered kick, very
special Satur
day, $1.50 pr.
Women's two
Clasp Washable
Kid Gloves in
Plain White and
White with
Black Emb.
back, spec 25
Women's Fine
Kid Gloves ill
Dark Cream,
with fancy em
broidered back,
verv special at
$2.25 a pair.
Easter Sale of Hosiery
Women's Silk
Boot Hose in all
colors and sizes.
A splendid 75c
grade, special at
69 a pair.
La France Hose,
all silk, every
pair guaranteed.
Comes iu all
colors. Special,
$1.25 a pair.
Easter Sale of Underwear
Fancy Silk Hose
in all colors,
conies in fancy
stripes, very
special, Satur-v
day, $1.25 pair
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Women's Un
ion Suits, fine
tuality, real val
ues up to 50c.
Sale price 29
each.
Women's extra
fine union suits
all styles, worth
75c, very ser
ial -ISc cadi.
AVomen's fine
knit union
suits, all styles,
worth 1.(X), sale
price G5 suit.
Easter Sale of Hand Bags
Women's fine
All Leather
Hand Bags, silk
lined, worth -f2.
special $1.18.
Always the Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price
Women's all
leather hand
bags with coin
purse and mir
ror, ?1.50 values
98c each.
Women's extra
fine All leather
Hand Mags, fit
ted with mirror
and coin purse.
Special $1.69
each.
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