Medford mail tribune., May 25, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

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IL ART
EXHIBITION HELD
Next Moiidnv nnd Tuesrlny from !
to ;j o'clock tin; iniliistriiil 11 rt exlii
liition will lie liclil at the liieji school
huiliiin under direction of Miss Grif
fith, supervisor of art in the public
m-IiiioIh. She will he assisted in
cciviu the visitors ly the presidents
of the various parent -teacher circles,
including Airs, V. W. Menrs, Wnshiii;
ton school; Mrs, John Perl. Lincoln
school; Mrs. Maddox, Koopevett
school; Mrs. Irvine, Jackson school
and Mrs. Leonard, liifrli school.
The e;enernl pulilie is cordially in
vited to view the exhihit and it will
lie worth seeing, for hundreds of
clever designs in commercial art, eos
t iiiii in i-, interior deeornf in;,', ia draw
inps, posters, charts, etc., nearly all
in original color w'orlc, done by tin1
pupils of all grades, umke one marvel
at the creative c-enins and general
nhllily of the pupils of all njjes, and
all done on the scientific principles
as (auulil in the art department of
the schools.
Tim exhihit is full of original and
uselnl ideas originating in the heads
of Ihe pupils, mid illustrates the com
mercial art work as Innuhl from the
first slaves up until the dose, of
ih school. Then too, most of the
color work uii't iniintin ol the Var
ious designs is very cever and taste
ful. The scenery iilioul Medford and
the. valley, and lli) , various bijr
amusement features and seasonal
events and holidays of the past year
are reflected in I lie color and other
designs its well as impressions of the
fruit season. Outside of the art com
mercial features there are many nov
elty designs of useful articles.
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The annual Applcjiale valley school
meet and picnic of the Valley l'riile
creamery Thursday was, ns it always
is, a jolly affair attended not only by
the people of the Appleate valley but
by ninny from Mcilford and all parts
of the county, mid from Josephine
coiinly. Due to the chilly weather the
iitteiiihince was not up to that of for
mer years, bill the crowd was estimat
ed at lltHI. The hih school bund of
Medford furnished music for the oc
casion. The forenoon was ejven over to
tienernl visit insr and the field meet in
which -all the schools of the Apple
irate valley competed in athletic eon
tests for a silver cup donated by the
creamery company. At noon an old
fashioned basket picnic dinner was
served which was much enjoyed.
The al'lcrnoou was pven over to
the usual picnic contests for ineii.
women, boys and jrirls, many of these
events enusiii!; hearty laughter and
liiucli vociferous applause on the part
of Ihe many onlookers. Then ennie
the speiikiinr prouriiin with Miles Can
trail presiding, Fnllim Iiur a patriot
ic address by Attorney II. A. Cilll
ady of Mcilford, and nil address on
the war food preparedness etiuipnieji
by .County 'aholoi;isl C, ('. Cate, the
ineelinu' partook ol the nature ot a
rally in favor of the bond issue for
uoi.,1 Mails Mint will be voted on lit
the ciHiilli election.
Mayor C. K. (laics and John A.
Wc-li'i hind of Medford made slroni;
in favor of Ihe bond
pointed out the
t!inl will accrue to
1 1 1 1 v lliinin:li iiu-
FAMOUS GENERAL'S
DESCENDANT ENLISTS
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T'lysses Simpson (trant IV (above)
Krcut-e,randson of the fiiuious pen-
ral and president of the I'nited
States (below), bus enlisted in Com
pany II, seventh ref-inienl, New York
nalioiuil unaril, leaving his job in the
office of J. I'. MoiL'iin.
WASHINGTON', May 25. Japan Is
withdrawing gold from the Unttod
States at a rnto which has caused con
Hidorahle Interest and Home specula
tion an to tho meaning of the move
ment. Approximately $35,000,000
has neon Vlthdrawn since January 1
and othor withdrawals ure expected
LAST RECITAL
The last recital of the school year
will be held in the Conservatory ball,
the east room in the Natatorium, Sat
urday afternoon, May 20, bejiiiininc;
at 2:4.") o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
be present. No admission churned.
The program will be as follows:
1'iano Imogeno Wallace. (I'upil of
Ivadell Swindler.)
'eliding Onitu liarnard.
1(1 Young Ladies, Colonial Minuet
I'upils of Mrs. Lvnctto Ilovious.
William Tell, Op. .Ill, No. 112 ... Horn
Serenade Jef fery
Miss Wallace.
Heading Mrs. Ilardenspiker nt the
Seashore. ...Mnrjorie lienton Coake
Miss Harnard .
Valse Brilliante, Op. ,'U, No. 1 ..Chopin
To a Water LUv, Op. Til .-.MacDowell
Hjiriee icnnois .. Kreisler
Miss Wallace.
Colonial Minuet in Costume.
Misses lirown, Lawrence, linin,
Ttiiffam. Hain, Lyon, Opp, Stacy,
Opp, Myers, Kudcliffe, Miller,
Kales, Wolf, Itlakely, Koppes.
Koudo Capricceoso, Op. 14
: Mendel
Miss Wallace.
Ushers Maurine McKeanv, Kather-
ine Lindley, Klizabelh Ailken, Cath
erine Edmeiides, Carol l''aye Uuvi-
ous.
450 HEAD CATTLE
nhn
A largo cattle deal was consummat
ed recently when Henry Barneburg
Bold his entire herd of cattle, 450
head, to D. W. Parker of Klamath
county for a price said to be around
$20,000. Mr. Barneburg is going out
of the cattle business. Until July 1
the cattle will be run on their present
range, the Hagardlne tract on Grizzly
Butte. After that the steers will be
cut out and Bent to the Llndsey ranch
In the Dead Indian country to be fat-
toned and the stockers will be driven
to tho Klamath county range.
The fact that the Hagardlne range,
which he and L. A. Noll had leased
from the Ben Selling and Joe Simon
Interests of Portland was recently
taken over by the Rosenberg brothers
of Medford who will run sheep on It,
was an important factor in inducing
Mr. Barneburg to go out of the cattle
business in this vicinity.
L. A. Neil and son, Elmo, with
whom Mr. Barneburg was associated
In the lease of the land, have about
400 bead of cattle on it, but have not
yet announced their future plans con
cerning these cattle.
PARIS, May 23. The council of
war met today under the presidency
of M. Polncnlre, with M. Vtviani, the
minister of Justice, and Gen. Foch,
chief of staff of the ministry of war,
present, this being the first official
participation ot M. Vivlani since his
return from the United States.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
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Capital
$100,000
Two Emblems of Service
THE Hoe and Bank Book are sy'm
bpls of Service to tlie World. The
former stands for Production; the latter
for Conservation. The one is the emblem
of Agriculture; the other of Finance. With
which are you contributing? Whether one
or both you will find the facilities of the
1st National Bank of advantage and as
sistance. Hnve you opened that Savings
and Checking account yetf Do so
NOW". Ask ns iibout our Dunking
by Mail plun.
llstnaiionaiBank
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MEDFORD OREGON
FOOD AI MARKET
The Medford chapter of the Girls'
National Honor Guurd will hold an
all day sale of cooked food at the pub
lic markot on Saturday. The girls are
asking for tho patronage of all mar
keters in order to secure a successful
sale result.
Tho money raised Is to go to the
treasury for the support of the local
guard. Tho dues of the guard go to
tho national organization and for this
reason tho local chanters must fln-
lu the. future.
Officials hero feel that tho move- mice their work by means of benefits
incut Is not fully accounted for by the ontertulnnients, sales, etc. This Is the
first effort the Jlcdford chapter has
mado to raise funds nnd It is hoped
Hint It will he given hearty support
by our townspeople.
balance of trade. Tho possibility Unit
some of tho other allied governments
nro paying their munitions bllla to
Japan with gold In this country mado
available by the extension of credits
by this government, bus been dis
cussed but It la believed that this con
tingency likewise would not account
(or the strong current of gold ship
ments westward. ,
The gold supply at San Kranolsro,
from which shipments to Japan are
Hindi), has at present reached a point
where the government has decided
the cost of transferring gold across
III country properly should be homo
by the Interests Intending to ship tt
out of the country. In addition thu
retention here or the Increased gold
supply largely nccuinuliited during
tho war Is regarded as highly desira
ble and Its eporlation Is discouraged, i
Treasury officials under existing I
laws have no power to prohibit t he i
rxpoi'tiiilon of gold, but must redeem
gold certificates with gold.
SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS
WE PREPAY MAIL OR EXPRESS
WASH PETTICOATS
Beautiful new white sateen Pet
ticoats; "Fit Kite" top; with floral
flounce; also plain white with dou
ble panel; speeial, (P1 ftr
each $uUO
ywasifCs
TheWbmarfs Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL
MEDFORD, OREGON
FIBER SILK SWEATERS
Some new Fiber Silk Sweaters
in gold, rose, green and blue, with
large shawl eollar and sash; worth
12.50; sale price, jjj (Jg
I SPECIAL SALE OF NEW WASH DRESSES
Crisp, New Styles Just Arrived This important sale has been
carefully planned in advance. See Special Window Display
MOTHER SAID
TRY IT
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound Cured
Mrs. Copner after
Doctor's Failed.
appeals fur vol
lltl'ltMHV, lllirl
general licnctlt
oil parts f h
pr.ivi d lo.oK.
The day's to
diilo-e at tiiu'ht.
divilies closed with ll
SENT 10 PRISON
AMSTI'lillAM'. Mav -:..- The Tel
egnuil' stales that the liiire.nniii-'ler
of Hoitsfoit. Keli-imii. and Deputy l.e
.Mouieil of Itnis-els have been con
demned lo iiiiptiMiiiuicnt in a fortress
tor nine and twelve months respect
ively 'i r refusal to deliver lo the
tlciiiian authoiiiies all supplies of
iron wile available to them.
Cincinnati, Ohio. "I want you to
know tho good Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound has done for
me. I was in such
bad health from fe
male troubles that
I could hardly get
olT my bed. I had
been doctorinjr for
a lonjr time and my
mother said, 'I wnnt
you to try Lydia E.
rinkhnm s Vege
table Compound.' So
1 did, and it has cer
tainly made me a well wnmnn. I nm
able to do my house work Bnd am so
happy as I never expected to go around
the way I do ntrain, nnd I wnnt others
to know what Lydia K. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has done for me. '
Mrs. Josm Copnkr, Harrison
Ave., Fainnount, Cincinnati, Ohio,
No woman suiTering from any form of
female troubles should lope hope until
she has given Lvdia K. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound a fnir trial.
This famous remedy, the tnMicina.
Ingredients of which are derived from
choice roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to he a most valuable tonic
ond invigorator of the female organism.
l'AIJIS. May - The strike of
women woil,, os spread rapidly today
lllld is tin','! on.' W illi considerable suc
cess. The milliners, furriers, lace
milkers, cnibroiileieis, water proofers
and feather workers arc now on strike
and lining the day male and female
employes of scvein! dcpe.rlnieut
sloriM approached Ihe niaiinuenieats
mid a-Ucil for a Sat unlay hulf-holi-ilnv
and elra puv on account of
the 1 1 1 u 1 1 c'i-l of In his;. The .stores
were closed at 1 o'clock but were re
opened al -I o'clock, an ucrecmenl
hnviliL' I n reached.
Similar demands by hanker nnd
brokers' clerks were accepted bv n
number of business- i,,(sfs )mt ttre
being rcs-islcl in other eases. The
butcher, waiters nud urocers unions
representative of (he employer and
workers of the far trode rcnehci1 nn
agreement toniuht and work will be
JVsuuied tomorrow.
Jewelry is Really (he Gift of Gifts
DIAMONDS AND (UXID JHWKLKY lend prestige
anil are ball marks of sucrcsii to the wearer.
There Is notliliiK that marks a person more than
Jewelry, properly worn, Is always a mark of cul
ture nnd refinement, while on the other hand,
cheap, shoddy Jewelry has ou'.y a reai tlliR effect
and fools no one but the wearer. So, alter all,
the selection of Jewelry Is a matter of personal
fancy.
Articles mostly in voRiie t present are fancy
set rings, bracelets, watches, wrist watches; also
neck ornaments, brooches and bar plus are more
popular than ever. i,.t it Itedily's
.1 ,WI!!!'f,"r "'on "" n(,","""v Jewelry articles are scarf pins, cuff
links. V ii dinar chains, watches, diess sets and set rings, made up of
Itreen gold platinum and enameled are exceedingly good.
MARTIN J. REDDY
QUALITY FIRST
Coinrcl Time. PHnne One-O. VtsHnrs Always Welcome.
New 4
'Korrect'
Silk
Skirts
in
Plain
and
Fancy
at
$6.98
and
$9.98
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THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS A FEW OF THE CATCHY STYLES WE ARE OFFERTNft ttjv.vv.
ARE LOTS OE SWAR-R-ER SPORT STYLES ThPTnat.Brinlct innliirlo Wliito Vnilaa -Pay, 0.;s,j j X
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Figured Voiles, Cotton Reps, Linens and Silver-Blooms; specially priced at $6.98, $8.98, $12.48 and
$15.00. Come and select your favorite style while the assortment is largest.
Saturday Silk Sale
H2-inch . imported Ini-fjB Kayscr's Italian Silk
pee Silk, a very good 1.00 in all the much-wanted
grade; while it
lasts, varil
89c
Sport Foulards, IW-iuch
wide, in dark and light
grounds; very
special, yard
.$2.25
shades, such as Emerald,
Pigeon Ulue, Sapphire,
Blue, Coral, Flesh and
Magenta; !( inch wide
special, a
vard
$2-48
Colored Taffeta for sep
arate skirts and dresses,
ill colors; a splendid 2.00
cloth, very special for this
sale only; a
vard
$1.48
Wash Goods Specials
Tub Silks, .2 inches
wide, for waists and
wash dresses; in a won
derful line of patterns;
worth 1.50 a yard; very
special, a
vard
$1.19
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Underwear and Hosiery '
"Women's crepe de chine
Camisoles, in flesh color,
daintily trimmed with fine
white and ecru lace; well
worth 1.25; for
this sale, eaeh
98c
Women's and Children's
White Hose, good quality;
very speeial, a 4 C0
pair IuKj
Women's Untlerinuslins,
daintily trimmed witli lace
and embroidery, in downs,
Envelope Chemise, Combi
nations and Petticoats; up
to 2.25 values; (P-l JQ
special
BABY DRESSES in a
large variety of styles,
from (i months to 2 vears,
fit -1SS 69 ami 98t
Women's Silk Boot Hose
in all coloi's; worth
75c; special, nair...
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Women's Fine Lisle
Hose in black and white;
very special,
?)aii
69c
29c
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Women's Silk Hose in
black, white and colors-
every pair guaranteed; 7&
very special, a
pair
Curtain Swiss, "(
inches wide, worth
25c; sale
price, vard..
T able Damask,
mercerized, til inch
wide; new patterns,
worth 1.00; verv
special, a
vard
18c
69c
Sport Suitings, in
-arge 1- igures, new
39c
Silverliook Tis
kucs, Uti inches wide,
in plaids nnd stripes
very special,
n vard
35cJ;
L
styles; very
speeial, vard.
Fancy Sport Sol
um Silks, for sepa
rate skirts and
dresses; very iJF
special, yard ... I oj
Scotch (linghams,
"2 inches wide; good
iiit terns, worth 25e
vard; verv
special, yard...
20c
5c
Bone Hair Pins
Shoe Laces
Good Thimbles
Hair Nets
Safety Pins
Hcoks and Eyes
Pearl Buttons
Collar Stays
5c
Saturday Corset Sale
Women's Corsets,
odd lots in front and
back lace; values
up to 2.00; verv
special,
pair
Women's Brass
ieres, lace and em-'
briiidcrv trimmed;
(rood fitting st vies;
69c
Nazareth Waists
in all sizes, at 2oC
and 29.
98c
omen's Athlet
ic Corsets in flesh
color; worth 2.00;
very spe- 04
eial, pair w
Women's Corsets,
good stvles; worth
1.00 on sale fl
at, pair
Children's
Waists, all
special,
each
Knit
sizes,1
15c
all stvles
MANN'S BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
Ferris Waists in Y
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