Medford mail tribune., April 25, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE MEDFORD. 0 HEAPS. WEDNESDAY. APT?TL 25. 1917
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TOCAL AND
JL personal
K. Carpenter and Flora Carpenter
of MecUord are registered at Hotel
Portland, Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Leach, corsets made to meas
urements guaranteed. Phone 6S3-J.
Among the officers of the Coast
Artillery Corps. Oreson National
Guard, who have recently received
certificates of proficiency in various
courses which they have taken under
regular army officers are Capt. A. J.
Vance and Kim Lieut. II. S. Deuel of
the Seventh Company, Medford.
Five dollar millinery sale Friday
and Saturday. Miss l.ounsbury, mil
linery. 31
The Medford boys at tho army
aviation training station. North Is
land, near San Diego, are growing ac
customed to a bean diet and like It,
too, according to Seely V. Hall, who
in a recent letter to a .Medford friend
writes: "Our mainstay is beans. We
have them baked, ruw, boiled, fried
and stewed, and then the cooks make
hash out of what Is left. Hut at that
one gets so he likes them."
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
"If the people of Medford would
remember, when they have occasion
to summon the fire department by
phone to name tho nearest cross
street to the burning building," valu
able time would be gained In getting
to work on the fire," said J. W. Law
ton, chief of the Medford fire depart
ment Wednesday. "For instance a
house Is on fire at SOU South Oak
dale street. When you phone you
should say 'fire nt SOU South Oak
dale, near Dakota street," Then the
department drivers know at once
where the fire is, instead of having to
gness the location by the Btreet number.
The Akron Truss sold at Heath's
Drug Store Is giving the best of satis
faction. If I needed a truss that Is
the one I would try. 30
E. L. Jones, tho well known Blue
I-iedgo district mining man, who twice
within the past few months has been
operated on at Sacred Heart hospital
is now almost fully recovered and ex
pects to leave the hospital within a
day or two.
Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon,
office Jackson County Bank Build
ing. : Thomas McAndrewB, who has been
111 at the Sacred Heart hospltnl for
some time. Is reported as In a very
feeble condition.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Boom 404 M.
F. & H. Bldg.
Corbln Kdgall left Wednesdny for
San Francisco where ho will take ex
amination for a commission In the
officers' reserve corps.
Onion sets nt Monarch Seed and
Feed Co.
Mrs. II . B. Janes and little daugh
ter left Wednesday morning for Sag
inaw, Mich., to visit her parents. She
will remain in Saginaw all summer.
Mrs. N. S. Clearwater of Hlllsboro.
Ore., who has been visiting relatives
In Medford and vicinity, left for her
home Wednesday. J
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's,
Mrs. A. A. Horton and son. Lyman,!
of Falrmount, Minn., arrived in the
city Wednesday morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Fonts. j
Johnson for high class watch re-!
pairing. tf
II. E. Morris, who has been taking
the rest cure at a l'ortl.-nd sanitari
um for the past six weeks, returned
to this city Wednesday.
Warner, Piano Tuner. In town to
attend to his patrons In this county.
I am assuming It not requited 1 ad
vertise thoso who report my death.
Mrs. M. V. Cay returned Wednes
day from a short business trip to San
Francisco. I
The new electric sewing machine
Is now on sale at Paul's Kits-trie
Store. ?.)
W. It. Keffer. retired farmer of!
eastern Linn county, who spent the'
winter In southern California and t!;c'
past five weeks in Medford and Ash-i
land, left for home Wedr.ed.n. Mr '
Keffer at one time resided fur four'
years near Afhlnnd. 'I wuit to ( nil I
fornia to avoid rol.l witi'Iht." s;iiit
Mr. Keffer. "but might well have
stayed at home, for It was i-retty
chilly there." j
A-l paper hanger, tinier. M'l-J.
41-
On nccount of Illness the W. r. T
U. social which was to have been held j
at the houin of Mrs. Hans Holmes.
w ill be held at the lion;- of M 1 j
T. Iwton. 310 NurMi H:-tt. !h!s
evening at 7:3i o'clock. AH me::;-:
ben nnd friends are cordially Invite-, 1 :
to be present. I
In treating your potato seed with
coroslve sublimate yon gf t the tu-t j
results If you use tho kind t Tint is j
freely wiluble. Heath's Drug Store,)
opposite Ncsh Hotl. "-j
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
tXR fth'NT i'He-ioom house. niod-filh ,, K.verctl Street-. IVrt!.,noY
rn. 10 couple faying for Ho- -j ( lri l.n , vr ti-jit.awm.-M. I'Il.im-ior.-
Call at lelJ West Main St jnn,t ,.,.v.-,ir. It..!.. .Mi. . TV, film
' j ami 1 - ill l il.i v. I
J Wayne Sprague and Gilbert Hlack-
burn, of Medford. Willis Scott of
Jacksonville, and Frank Marquess of
Beagle, boys who recently enlisted In
tthe navy at the Medford recruiting
office, will leave for Portland on
j Wednesday evening where they will
the given further physical examination
(before being sent to the Mare Island
naval trclning station.
Bakery goods at De Voe's.
Here and ther throughout the city
;and valley the almond and njirlcot
trees In full bloom, and some cherry
and peach trees too, are adding their
beauty In contrast to the spring
greenery and natural scenic charm of
the landscape. The Hartleit pear trees
tare opening out. Jn about 10 days
the apple blossoms will burst upon us
in full force, adding their fragrance
and beauty to nature's paradise.
Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
Mrs. H. L. Itroegemuller and son.
William, of Colorado Springs, are the
guests of her brother, F. B. Wahl on
South Holly street.
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
has moved to No. 15 N. Fir street.
Sweet cider at De Voe's.
A. MclJermott of the Stewart Fruit
company of California, Is in Medford
for a couple of weeks looking over
the fruit prospects for the coming
season. He stutes that conditions
throughout the valley look very fav
orablo for a bumper crop and antici
pates no difficulty in the marketing
conditions this season.
Metz cars, 29 South Grape St.
Roso bushes at Pierce, florist. 30r
Quite a number of Medford people
were Inconvenienced by the lateness'
of northbound passenger train No. 1C
due here at 6:20 p. m. Tuesday,
which did not reach Medford until
Wednesday at 4 a. ni. The non-arrival
of the "Daddy Long legs" com
pany, which was In that train, also
prevented the performance of the fa
mous play at the Page theai.ro Tues
day night, disappointed what would
have been a very large audience. The
train v.-as delayed by a freight wreck
near Dunsmuir, Calif.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
Big 5c milk shakes at De Voe's.
The Kogue River Fruit & pr.il .ee
Assocl.itlon had an inquiry y-serJay
from one of Its regular enr let buyers
for ',i)0n boxes of extra fancy pears
f jr shipment in August.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St
Marks' building.
R. Lee Sprague, who enlisted In
the navy on January 20th last, and Is
now In the electrical school at the
Mare Island naval training station,
has been so pleased with his experi
ences and lot In the navy, that for
some tlmo he has been working to
have his younger brother, Wayno, IK
years old, also enlist in the navy. His
efforts have proved successful, for on
Tuesday the boy enlisted at the re
cruiting office of Sergeant J. E. Nor
strom, with his parents' consent.
Dr. Clara Dnnn, office rooms 10
nnd 11, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. 36
Last week 'of Boosey hominy. 29
Hugh Elliott, well known .Medford
blacksmith, suffered a paralytic
stroke Tuesday afternoon while at
work in the Merrlman blacksmith
shop, of which he has had charge
since Tom Merrlmim went oa duty in
the naval reserve. Mr. Elliott was re
moved to his room at the Wise home
on Jackson street, and Mrs. Elliott,
who was visiting their daughters In
Portland, was notified by telegraph
Mrs. Elliott and daughters. Sirs. Er
nest Webb and Mrs. Mabel Buck, ar
rived in Medford this morning from
Portland. .Mr. Elliott's coudltion
Wednesdny was still serious.
See Pierce, the Florist, for per
rennial plants, phone. 30
Lare flot ks of wild geese were ol
served fblng over Medford on Tues
day and Wednesday heading north
ward, presumably for the nesting and
breeding ground In the north.
Dr. Margrave, Farmers and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phone
Lloyd Parker, who was bronchi to
the city Wednesday morning by Con
stable A. it. Hammond from Sisson.
I'nllf., was arraigned before Justice
of the Ponce Taylor on a larceny from
dwelling charge, waived examination,
and was bound over under $?'i'.
bail. Parker 1 sa.ctised pf sealing a
suit easo full of clothing from the
depot hotel nt Ashland. He w.is only
recently located at Sison
Ihive yonr mattresses renovated,
upholstering, auto top and trimming
done at W II. Brown's. H; North
Front, phone 1 t.VJ.
At the Page theatre tonight the
potatoes received for admission from ;
children under II to the matinee this!
afternoon, will be sold to the highe-t
bidder. May or C. E. Gates will be the ;
auctioneer. Tho proceeds will go to j
the local branch of the Red cross. !
Johnson for high class watch re-j
pairing. tf ;
Three Pullmrn car loads of re-j
emits for the marine corps, army and j
navy passed through the city this,
morning en route to San Francisco.
One car was filled with I'niverslty j
of Minnesota students who have cn-
listed In the marino corps.
M. Purdln, lawyer. Room 406 M.
F. & H. Bldg. 50
The Tarent-Teacher circle of the
Washington school will observe 'Stu
dent's Day" at the regular meeting
Friday afternoon, April 27. All par
ents are invited to attend. The pro
gram will be given by the students.
Each member of the circle is invited
to come and bring a friend.
Metz cars, 29 South Grape St.
The Home Guard company will
meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday ev
ening at the high school assembly
room and drill on the streets near the
school under Captain Freeman New
port. For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
George Frey of Little Butte creek
section was a Medford visitor Wed
nesday. Gates sella Ford cars, J200 down
and $25 a month.
Will Von der Hellen of Eag'.e
Point spent Wednesday In Medford.
Word received from State Highway
Engineer Nunn is to the effect that
the highway commission ias recom
mended an appropriation for the Cra
ter Lake highway o: ;Ci,000 which if
matched by tho government, will
make $164,400 available this year for
construction work.
Take that broken pump to the Pa
cific Highway Garage, 20 South Bart
lett ct. Davles Weld Anything.
Announcements have been received
announcing the marriage of Ml?s
l'arhara McKcnzic, daughter of Dr.
' K. A. J. McKcnzie of Portland and
I Roderick L. Ma-leay. owner of the
I ..,. ... WVlftnrloirn. at Portland
Tuesday. April 21.
Plant blooming ransy plants now.
Cet them at Pierce, the Floriit. 3'"
Lester Hodgson of Portland, repre
senting the Hodason-Fenaughty Co..
is fpcndi.-.g a few dys in the valley.
Baths 25c, Hotel. Holland
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FOR
CRACKED and
VQjXS' CHAPPED HANDS
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL DRUO STORES
TUBES 25C JARS 60C
$5 Millinery Sale
All trimmed hats
valued up to $10
will be put on
special Sale
Friday and Saturday
April 27 and 28.
Choice while they
last ...... $5
MISS LOUNSBURY
at M. M. Dept. Store
?'t l'-S!S
Capital
$100,000
- Not Necessary to Call
IF you find ii inconvenient to come
to Medfcrd personally, you may op
en a Savin-is' 'or Checking account of the
1st Halionnl Bank by mail. Therefore,
no matier where you live in this vicinity
you are still a'jleto utilize the conven
icnt find helpful sor-vices of this bank.
Mail ns a .Money (nk-r w Check.
In case yuti wi.-ii to "nil C:-h rer-l-ti-r
Mime v. ith ymir Cnmer. llc
nmite nliet'ier ym ui-i ii Cheeking
or Siniii;-' Aecuujil. We'll do the
rest. . Now write us u cyerytliiiis is
ni-t clearly u!J'ieitt"(!.
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yet time. - PRICES are steadily ad
vancing on all lines of merchandise.
We can still SAVE YOU MONEY
on shoes of all kinds, clothing, hats, etc.
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Men's Suits
$15.00
$10.00
$16.50
$12.50
$1S,50
$14.00
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" A lino (if Sample Shirt
I. military collar, rccular $l.'2) ami
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Work Shirts 50c and 60c
yaluos
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npc;i!r'p and
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...9Sc and $1.45
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Men's Union Suits, liht ei!iht....$1.00
Men's Keepkocil 1'nion Suits $1.00
Men's Shedaker liii"n Suits 75c
Suit Cases I'roiii $1.25 to $7.50
Men's Hats
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NOTE By popular request Marguerite Clark in
"Snow White" will be shown two days, "
TONIGHT ANDR NIGHT
THE FAVORITE STAR OF MILLIONS
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$1.C0
$1.65
$2.45
$1.95
$2.85
$2.25
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Ladies" Shoes $2.45 to $6.00
A lot of Ladies' Sr.niiile Shoes
$1.85 to $3.25
Ladies Sample Oxfords and
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Children's Sh.. s $1.65 to $2.95
Infant's Shoes. 50c to $1.75
Men's Kress Shoes $2.95 to $6.50
A,..!!1; AVn. L- Sl,ec SI Qfl tn S4 f?5 t
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Ladies' Waists
Ladies' White Waists, values to
l..')i 69c
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Ladies Sattetn IYttienats 60c to $1.65
in a picturizaticn of her great as t stage success the
beloved fairy tale
'OW WHITE
in which die appeared for two sea
sons at Winthrop Aries' Little Theater, New York.
REGULAR PRICES
E3 ADULTS 15c
CHILDREN 5c
218
EAST MAIN ST.
Medford Sample Store
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form-fit COLLAR
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Stop at Thf
NEW HOUSTON HOTEL
$3.65
SPORT
SHOES
SPORT (J CA
OXFORDS tyd.DV
Made of Smith Sea Island Cam-as with white
L'illeX SuleS and white IiUhher h.eels, Silid
leather t'ie Itoxines. inner soles and enuntcrs.
He.-t buy in Medl'oiil for the money, and ihe best
part of this offer is b per ecnt in your favor,
for we fit you on to of the value, makini; a iur
ehase worth w hih-.
Headquarters for All White Footwear
At the
Sinn of
21 North
Central Ave.
"GOOD SHOES" BUILT OUR BUSINESS
Come in and Buy Your
Garden Cultivators
You can do more in the morning be
fore breakfast than you can do
in a day with a hoe
The Prices are from $4 to $10
HUBBARD BROS.