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MEDFORD MATL TRTBTJNF, MT1DFORP, OR E("i ONT, TUESDAY, APRIL 21. 1017
I0CAL AND
PERSONAL
Anyone wishing to see an e.wl
lent cover crop of fall sown vetch will
ba well repaid by stopping at R. I
WIlBon's. about one mile off the high
way at lloall lane, near Central
Point. Cover cropping is going to he
tho cheapest method of adding fer
tllity to the soli as well ns improving
it physically by the addition of hu
mus. Slick soils can he Improved
wonderfully by having one or more
cover crops plowed under.
Mrs. I-eooh, corsets niado to meas
urements guaranteed. Phone G83-J.
1C. J. Nedd, local manager of the
Union Moat Co., left Tuesday for a
business trip to Hoseburg.
Gasoline and oil at Lie Voo's.
Mrs. A. J. Merrill of Kllenburg.
Wash., who has been visiting friends
and' relatives In Medford, Ashland
and Merrill, in Klamath county, for
((onto time, left this city Tuesday
morning for her homo.
Dr. Hart, physician and Burgeon,
office Jackson County Bank Build
ing. C. V. Taylor lert Tuesday for the
Klamath Indian agency to begin his
duties on May 1 In the Indian forest
'reserve.' This Is his sixth year In
this service.
Hog Uave Wood about that fire !n
suranco policy. Office, Hoom 404 M.
V. & 11. llldg.
Mrs. J. II. .Scliwnris of American
Falls, Idaho, arrived In Medford Tues
day morning lo visit her purcnls,
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. tlooker, on Port
land avo.
Try California Wnshlng Powder
makos your clothes white as snow.
Your grocer keeps It. 28
Cheaper ogsg are on tho way. Be
cause of the past few days of warm
weather and also because tho pack
ers' wants are said to bo pretty well
filled, tho wholesalo price has taken
a tumble from between 31 and li'.i
emits to .between 27 and 29 cents a
dozen. Tho prediction was made
TueBday that botln the retail nnd
wholesale prices would be much lower
by tho last of tho week. The retail
price Tuesday was still SO cents a
dozen or two dozen for r5 cents. The
rise In toniperaturo has spurred tho
hens to greater activity.
Onion Bets at Monarch Seed nnd
Food Co.
Tho regular meeting of Kennies
Chapter Order Uastorn Star will bo
hold Wodnosdny evening at 8 o'clock
at Masonic hull. Tills will he Initia
tion night, and tlio social will bo in
ehargo of Mrs. .1. K Lawrence and
committee.
Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voo's.
James K. Vanro has returned to
tho University of Oregon to resume
Ills medical studies following a week
spent hero visiting his parents.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing, tf
William (1. Heed of Berkeley, Cul.,
is spending Tuesday In this city.
The new electric sewing machine
Is now on said at Paul's Electric
Store. 30
Miss Frelda Blnns and Miss Susan
Deuel have accepted positions In tho
business office of tho Home Telo
phono company, replacing tho two
young women formerly employed
them and now on naval reservo duty
at tho Bremerton navy yard.
A-l papor hanger, tlnter. 840-.J.
4 !1
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith and
family have relumed from northern
California, where they have boon for
tho past year. Mr. Smith has ac
cepted the foremanshlp of a ranch In
the lOaglo Point district.
Dr. llelno, physician nnd surgeon.
Bpoclalty, eye, oar, nose, throat. Of
flco over Meeker's. Classes fitted.
Miss Frances Heath, daughter of
Mr. and Mia. Fred I,. Heath, return
ed to Medrord on Tuesday forenoon
after a visit with Mends at Portland
and Kugciic.
Bakery goods at Do Voe's. '
Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Stanley or
Urownwlioro are spending Tuesday In
Medford.
Plnro orders no for vegetable
plants of all kinds. Portland Avenue
Greenhouse. Phono S7-U. s
Itiehnrd MeCray made a business
trip to Ashland Tuesday.
riant blooming pansy plants now.
Get them at Pierce, the Florist. 3U
Mrs. Preston left Sunday night for
San Francisco after spending a week
In .Medford as the guest of Mrs. Lin
coln Mc Corinaik. Mrs. Preston will
return In a few weeks ami spend the
summer in Medford. She has leased
tho house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Stewart Patterson on Itoss Court.
Phono SSI - Heath's Drug Store.
Harry Hatch, of Palo Alto, Calif ,
Is In Medford visiting bis aunt, Mrs.
John Week, and other relatives. Mr
Hatch Is a former sheriff of San Ma
oo county, California.
' Tho Medford Vulcanizing Works
has moved to No. 16 N. Fir street,
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Bingham are
staying at the Hotel Medford until
extensive alterations In their ranch
house nt Miravlsta have been com
pleted. Met cars, 211 South Crape St.
The city has a small force of men
and teams at work 111 North Medford
doing much needed Improvements
on ICdwards, Austin, Pine, Manzanlta
Alice and Columbia streets. The
streets are being graded, rounded up
and ditched to Improve their drain
age. City Knglneer Arnspiger says
tho work will be continued for a
month yet In this flection, or at least
until tho council appropriation is us
ed up.
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10
and 11, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. . 38
Reginald PaVsons has returned to
Medford after a hurried trip to Port
land and the north. Mr. Parsons Is
building a handsome new residence
at lllllcrest which will be completed
In tho nea future.
Fresh chocolates nt Do Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bennett are In
receipt of a letter from their son,
Francis, who Ip a student at the uni
versity of California, stating that
he and Lyle U'althcr and Robort Pe
louzo, two other well known Medford
boys, woro among the 1000 II. of C.
students permitted to take the com
pulsory military training course of
instruction at the university. Only
thoso sudents who ure very high In
their studies are permitted to take
this military training, which Is to fit
them for officers positions In the
army.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St
Marks' building.
Tho Parent-Teacher circle of the
Washington school will observe 'Stu
dent's Day" at the regular meeting
Friday afternoon, April 2 7. All pur
enls are Invited to attend. The pro
gram will bo given by tho students.
Each member of the circle Is Invited
to come and bring a friend.
See Pierce, the Florist, for per-
rennlal plants. Phono. 30
Kdlson Marshall, of this city, the
young uuthor of fiction of a high
clafis, has returned home, after a
Jaunt of threo months along tho
coast, from Victoria to Mexico. Mr.
Marshall returned to urrango his bus
iness affairs so he may answer tho
call to colors when needed.
Dr. Ilargrave, Farmers and Fruit
growers Bunk bldg. Phono 230.
The C. T. U. will hold a get-together
Boclal Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock at tho homo of Mrs. Hans
.1. Holmes, 727 South Central. An In
teresting program has been prepared,
and all members and friends are urg
ed to bo present.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing, tf
Chief Machinists Mate Rupert who
had just begun a trip to speed up
navy recruiting In southern Oregon
and northern California, was sum
moned by tulegraph from Ashlnnd
Monday night lo report back at tho
navy recruiting headquarters at Port
laud. M. Purdlii, lawyer. Room 40C M.
F. & II. Bldg. 50
Becauso of a small freight wreck
Tuesday at (irldley, Calir., near Duns
mulr. No. Hi north bound pussengcr
train duo In Medford nt C:20 p. in.
will bo delayed for hours, nnd at
noon, Tuesday was imuked up to
reach .Medford about 10 o'clock to
night. Motz cars, 29 South Grape St.
Walter Brown Is homo from the
university of Oregon to remain until
Company 7 Is called Into active ser
vice. Some tlmo ngo ho came hack
to go with the company, but when no
definite orders were received as to
when the organization would go he
returned to the university.
Have your mattresses renovated,
upholstering, auto top and trimming
done at W. II. Brown's, 142 North
Front, phone I l.'.-.l.
John Peruoll, tho Applognte post
master and store keeper, who was
operated on at the Sacred Heart hos
pital last week, was reported Tuesday
as rust Improving, but It will bo a
week yet at least before he can leave
the hospital.
For tho best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANT Hi) Good girl for general
housework; must have experience.
Apply 27 Geneva st. 2S
WANTED - in, ;, or I'll acres, well
Improved; must be reasonable.
Ilox S, Mall Tribune. mi.
FOR SALE Two story brick, seen
rooms, modern, lot liiiixlui), fluou.
2 l:l South Holly street. ::
I.OSI'- Friday the 201 li between
Medford and Lewis' place on
Keene's creek. Willow Springs road
u SJv.l'i detachable rim and tire.
Return to Mall Messenger at Med
ford and receive reward. 2!'
FOR SVI.F, - 12 acre of alfalfa land.
Bear creek bottom. Plume S22-.I
evenlllRs. ; j
Eye Glasses
Properly Fitted
If von have Iried rl--cwlici'e wilh
oiit j-uerer-, tin re is no reii"!) for
liseouriiiseiueiit ne solicit dil t'icnli
DR. RICKERT
Suite 1.2, Over .May Co.
K. J. Runyard, city marketmaster,
Is conducting a little food prepared
ness campaign of his own. On the
blackboard at the market Tuesday
morning appeared the following:
"Plant peas from now on every two
weeks until June 1.1. Winter cab
bage will make you good money. Next
best conies onions and spuds."
Baths 25c, Hotel. Holland
Charles Bell lert for the Blue Ledge
mine Tuesday morning to spend
some time In that district.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
and $2'i a month. ) . '
O. W. Fox, tiring of a retired life
since Oregon went dry, Tuesday left
for Kennett, Cal., where he has ac
cepted a position and expects to re
main permanently. .
Sweet cider at De Voe's.
An extra force of attendants will
be on duty at the Page theater Wed
nesday afternoon to take care or the
throng of children expected in at
tendance at 4 o'clock for the potato
matinee, which is to be given for the
benefit of the Red Cross. Any boy
or girl of 15 or under will be admit
ted for one potato. The children
will drop tho potatoes in barrels at
the entrance door. All competing for
the largest potato prize are cautioned
by Mayor Gates to bo sure and tie
their names securely on their admis
sion potatoes.
Roso bushes at Plorco. florist. 30
Of the sixteen members of the 7th
compuny who took tho examination
Monday night for second class gun
ners, tho following ten successfully
passed the examination: J. P. Mof
fatt. Lylo Purdln, J. T. Holmes, T.
B. Lumsdcn, Ben Plymale, R. S. Ber
gqulst, W. C. Vance and R. XI. Wil
son. Lieutenants Foss and Deuel
comprised the examining board.
Big 5c milk shakes at Do Voe's.
(Among tho enlistments Tuesday in
the marine corps at the federal re
cruiting offlco were those of Law
rence K. Ruch of Applegate, and
Frank W. Huhard, expense clerk and
assistant linggagemaster at the South
ern Pacific depot. Ruch, who is a
member of the well known Applegate
family of that name, is tho son of Mr.
und Mrs. Fritz -Ruch, and the nephew
of C. M. Ruch, postmaster and store
keeper of Ruch.
Take that broken pump to the Pa
cific Highway Garage, 20 South Ilnrt
lott St. Davles Welds Anything.
Tho Medford lodge of Moose havo
planned for a big social time Tues
day night, following initiation which
will bo conducted by tho drill team
of tho Ashland lodge. There will bo
special music and other features, be
sides a big feed.
Last week of Boosey hominy. 2S
The attention of every Odd Fellow
and member of the Robekah lodge In
southern Oregon Is called to the cel
ebration of tho 98th anniversary of
tho founding of tho order at Grants
Pass n April 2lilh. it is hoped that
every brother and sister of the order
who can possibly attend will do fio.
Ask your secretary about the Bneclal
train nnd special rates.
DUKE OF ABRUZI TO
HEAD ITALIAN MISSION
KOM'K, April 'Jl. The Duke of
Abruzi, cousin' of Kin Victor Km
miinuel, will head an Italian mission
to the I'liileil States, it is expected.
An Appeal
To Reason
Play Fair With
Your Stomach
When It Needs Help Try
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
Millinery Sale
at the
Home Millinery Shop
Choice of all Hats in stock $3.98
Others at - - - - 2.98
Others at - - - - 1.98
Others at - - - - .98
Ribbons, Feathers, etc., Very Cheap
1101 West 9th St.
I
Mis Emma C. Mil I el, jri'iicral pros
rcpivscntnlivi of the Al. G. Runes
circus, that mhus lien- on May
spont Tuesday in Mi'dford looking
after tlio publicity ititf-nts of tin"
hijr animal .-how. Mi-s Miller has
proven a great succors and demon--t
rated that women can make good
in this hitherto exclusively masculine
calling.
Whether it is due to the novelty of
a lady press agent, or her own at
traction, tact or ability, or nil com-
4
4,1 f .
Miss Kinilin C. Miller,
Press Agent of Barnes' Circus.
Iiincil, Miss lliller gets the pnhlieity
anil that is what she is alter gels
more i'or her circus than any other
circus has been able to secure, and
the prosperity the I'arnes show en
joyed lnsl. year is at t rilmleil in no
snmll degree directly lo her ciToris.
.Miss Miller is nn experienced
newspaper woiiinii but. reverses all
men agent rules by modestly veiling
herself in mystery nnd she says
Hint lu-couiils I'ur her success that
and the fact thai she is representine;
the "most marvelous woiiilerl'iil show
on earth, representing" on investment
of over a million dollars with tlu-
finesl collection of wild and trained
animals ever sralliercd together under'
canvas.
Get a Kodak Di'iio Bank for the Kld
(iics. Spam dimes will soon liny the
Kodak tor t!e summer vacation.
Medford Book Store
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L , 'Hill
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NEW YOIIK, April 24. The resig
nation of Howard Klllott as president
of the Xew York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad was accepted at a
meeting of the board of directors.
His retirement becomes effective May
1, but he will contlnuo to act In an
advisory capacity. '
DIED
JONES Mrs. Kllzabeth Vauder
cook Jones, widow of the late Stough
ton P. Jones, died ut the home of her
daughter, Miss Louise T. Jones, at
Jacksonville, Tuesday morning at
7:30 o'clock of dropsy. She was aged
79 years, 7 months and 23 days, and
was one of the pioneer women of
southern Oregon. Horn In Troy, N.
Y., she came by boat from iXew York
to San Francisco In 1S56, and from
thero to Crescent City, Cal., nnd then
continued to Jacksonville. She was
married in 1S"j8 to Stonghton P.
Jones. Two children survive. They
are .Mrs. Arthur J. Davles of St. Paul,
Minn., and Miss Louise T. Jones of
Jacksonville. The funeral services
will be held Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock in the Presbyterian church
at Jacksonville. Tho burial will be
in the Jacksonville cemetery.
SCCOCGOOCOOSOCCOOOCOCCOOOO
8 TO KF.LIF.VK CAT A Kit HAL g
oisi:s.
?
If you havo Catarrhal Deaf- Q
noun or licnd nolm-R en tn vonr Tf
druggist and get 1 ounce of
Parmint (double strength) and
add to It Vi pint of hot water
and 4 ounces of granulated
Bugar. Tako 1 tablespoonful
four times a day.
This will often bring quick re
lief from the distressing head
noises. Clogged nostrils should
open, -breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping
into the throat. It is easy to
'Prepare, costs little and is
pleasant to take. Any one who
has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescrip
tion a trial. Heath's Drug
g Storo. Strang's Drug Store, llas
Q kins Drug Store, Medford Phar
?! macy. West Side Pharmacy can
supply you. W
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WINDOW SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
LATTICE MATERIAL
Pacific Furniture &
Fixture Factory
rorma
Alio Cnbbjtic Carrot, Onion.
Beet, Peai. Sp :r,ftch. Turnip.
Don't take iscil that are "just as
good. Kjct Morse .
On Sale hj all Leading Dealer!
If your dfiUr iota But carry Mor
Atttl. nd dirt tor our catUfut Crt.
Your crjtr will t promptly MnUd to.
C. C. MORSE ft CO.
San Fr
Potato Planters
Garden Cultivators
and Seeders
Alfalfa, Clover Seed
Wizard Fertilizer for
Lawns and Gardens
Full line of Pratt's
Poultry Remedies
MONARCH SEED
& FEED CO.
J -.Jls Plant !,
lLtSEs Now i
J For early flowers anJ vege- ' ,
" tabled. Sweet Pcan. Pansics, J?
1 and other Grand Prize J
I California Seeds J I
The Moment "Pnpc's inaH-psiu
l(ea lies the SKinulili AH j
lHMiess (Joes.
"Really does" put upset stomachs ,
in order "really does" overcome in- i
digestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn ;
and sourness duo to acid fi-rmenta-j
tion in five minutes that just that,
makes Pane's Diapepsin the largest ;
selling stomach antacid -rnd regain-
tor in the world. If what you cat
ferments and turns sour, you bi b h
gas and eructate undigested food or
water; head is dizzy and ac hes; '
breath foul; tongue coated; your in-:
sides filled with indigestible waste, ,
remember tho moment 'Tape's Dia
pepsin" comes In contact with the
stomach all such distress vaal.iies. '
It's truly astonishing almost mar
velous, and the Joy is its harmless-j
ness. t I
' A large fiflv-oeni case of 1'npo s In-:
apepslu is worth Its weight in gold to j
men and women who can't get tin ir
stomachs regulated. It belong.-, in
your home. should always be kept
bandy iu case of a sick, sour, upsc
s'.omac'i during the day or at night,
it's the quickest, surest antacid fur
the sto:nuch in the world.
Howard's
Medford-Ashland-Klamath
Falls
AUTO LINE
Starts from Medford daily lia Ash
land first day the road opens.
-New 7-Passonger Cars.
Were yOe per doz. last De
cember. PRESERVE
them now with "Water
Glass, while they are
cheap. 20c will buy enough
Water Glass to preserve
12 doz. eggs.
West Side Pharmacy
27u fjt&xaGJL Stars
PA G E -
THE MOST
COMEDY
Seals Now Se!!ini. Lower Floor,
Balcony, first 4 rows. $1.00: ncx
5 ". . . --.'' .
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latacc Jiotci, an 1
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jlJliDll Oil.l li,,:,rv CI,
Half's fir
EGGS
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Ql'AMTV JLVUK
APRIL
THE wearing of a diamond Is
said to bring good fortune to the
April born. Diamonds, the most
beautiful of stone:;, a!r,o signify
prosperity and good Investments.
Appear prosperous, and have
your money well invested where
you can turn II at a moment's no
tice. Let us toll you our plan for
telling diamonds.
DIAMOND RINGS
$0.01) TO $H.-.(.0I.
Martin J. Reddy
For Diamonds,
, QUALITY FIRST.
Phone One O Correct Time.
Visitors Always Welcome.
MATTRESSES
Re-Upliolsteringj
and all kinds of
Furniture Repair
Silk Floss Mattresses
made over . $2.50
Hair & Moss Mattresses
. made over . $3.50
Furniture Packed
for Shipping
Estimates
Cheerfully Given
Phone 90O-L
225 So. Riverside
Tonight
FASCINATINO
OF THE. DAY
Sy Jean Webster
ENTIRE SEASON nt tNTIRE SEASON it
POWERS-THEATRE. GAIETY TMEATRt,
CHICAGO. NEW YOBK
HENRY MILLER
first 14 rows. $1.50; last 4, $1.00.
t 4. 70c; balance, 50c.
h lli.- rn.l of llw trail naniii t
ill.-liiMoric P.1I.11T Mold
rant isoo
1, ,,.,., ..r ,1... m .. t ,
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Rooms, from ?!2.00 upward