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MEDFORT) MATH TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREfiON". SATURDAY, MAY 20. 1917
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
The bucealnureato sermon Inciden
tal to commencement week will he
given hofore tho graduating class of
the high school, their relatives and
friends and the gcnoral public ut the
natatorlum Sunday evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. Frederick W. Carstens
of the HaptlBt church. The occasion
will also he in the nuture of a union
service of the churches, whose pastors
will participate in the program. The
high school chorus will sing several
selections.
Mrs. Leach, corsets made to meas
urements guaranteed, rbone B83-J.
It Is seldom that several Judicial
holidays come in a row, hut that is
the outlook for week after next. Sat
urday Is usually a Judicial holiday,
and of course no court business is
transacted on Sunday. Monday, ,lune
4, is election day, and Tuesday, June
B, by proclamation of tho governor,
is military census taking day and is
therefore another legal holiday.
Johnson (or high class watch re
pairing. . tf
Mrs. Don Calvert of Clrants Pass is
visiting In- the city for several days.
Piano tuning, W. P. llrooks, with
Palmer Piano Place, South Central.
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If the young men of Jackson coun
ty nro not aware that recruits are
wanted for tho murine, corps, It Is not
the fault of Sergeant James llrooks,
who, assisted by C. Y. Tengwnld, has
boon traveling all oyer the county the
past week In a flag-hodecked, marine
advertising automobile, seeking re
cruits at various public gatherings
and In out of the way places.
Buttermilk lOo gal. De Voe'B.
E. C. Benedict of near Jacksonville
was in tho city today getting sup
plies for himself and his automobile.
Dr. Hargrove, Farmers and Fruit
growers Bank bldg. Phone 230
The annual mooting of the South
ern Oregon Dental Society will bo
held In Medford on Snturday, June 2.
Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoe of this city Is
chairman of the committee of ar
rangements. Don't fall to attend tho grcntost al
falfa fertilizer demonstration over
held In- America, at 1 o'clock Tues
day afternoon, May 29. Will start
from tho Medford Commercial Club
building. Trip In charge of F. C. Itoi
mor and C. C. Cato. 57
Mrs. Edward Weston loft Saturday
morning for Doris, Calif., to Join her
husband who has beon locnted there
for throe wooks past. They will make
their future homo in Doris, where Mr.
Weston and Attorney II. L. DeAr
mond, formerly of Medford, are oper
ating a largo sawmill. J. I). Palmer,
formerly of Gold 11111, has tnkon over
the studio and photograph business
operated hero for years by Mr. Wes
ton. Phone 884 Heath's Drug Store.
Miss Coru Bennett Is homo from
Ban Francisco to .visit her pnronts.
Mr. and Mrs. lV. S. Bennott.
Bakery goods at Do Voe's.
Mrs. C. U Ray and Miss Mabel Ray
wont to DmiBimilr, Calif., Saturday
whore they will meet Chnrles Hay.
who Is motoring homo from the Uiil-voi-Blty
of California, ntul return with
him in the car,
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Mrs. John Perl loft yesterday for
Decntur, 111., for tin extended vlrlt
with relatives and friends.
Don't fall to uttend the greatest al-
laun reniiucr demonstration ever
held in America, at I o'clock Tues
day afternoon. Slay 29. Will start
from the Medford Commercial Club
building. Trip in charge of F. C. Hcl
mor and C. C. Cute. &7
J. W. Henry of C.iuelle, Calif., Is a
visitor In tho city.
Dahlia bulbs for sale. Phono 16FI I.
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Mrs. :. 11. Watson of Butte Falls,
who was operated on Friday nt the
Sacred Heart hospital by pr. W, p.
Holt for the removal of a largo tumor,
was reported 'as resting easy Satur
day. Mr. Watson was at her bedside
Friday ami today, lie will probably
not return to llutte Falls for several
days,
Dr. Heine fits Classes correctly.
Mrs. l.rna Allcnsworih and daugh
ter Margaret left for lluro this morn
lug where they will remain during
tha summer.
It's time to plnnt dahlia bulbs and
up to June 15th. Send one dollar to
R. H. Paxson, Central Point, or come
ind get eight assorted, labeled, field
grown roots. We have lots of higher
priced ones, too. Wo pay the post
age. H. 8. Swansea of Taniplco, 111., Is a
tourist spending several days In the
city enroute to Portland from South
ern California. Since last March he
has traveled all ever (he Pacific coast
tales Just to see the country.
i Baths 25e, Hotel. Holland
Ths local chapter of the C.lrls' n
tlonnl Honor Ousrd will hold a spe
clnl moating at the armory on Mon
day evening at 7::ie o'clock.
To Ashland Paik. Interurban cars
leave Sundays nt s un nnd lil::i a.
m., 1:00 and 2:00 p. m. Hound trip
35 cents. The big cars.
William Cottrell of Trail spent Frl- Among llic fifty army Infantry re
day In the city. Icrulta wlio nasHtd thru th cltv ihl
Don't fall to attend the greatest al
falfa fertilizer demonstration ever
held ill America, at 1 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. May 2 9. Will sturt
from tho Medford Commercial Club
building. Trip In charge of F. C. Rcl
mer and C. C. Cato. 57
Mr. and Mrs. 13. R. Oatmun of Salt
Lake City, who have been visiting Mr
and Mrs. Elmer Oatman, while er
route home from Portland, left for
home today.
Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St,
Marks Building. Phone 323-Y. '
Mrs. Carl R. N'arrlgan and Mr. II.
B. Tronson of Eagle Point are week
end visitors In the city.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & II. Bldg.
Walter Wallace Dyer, a member of
tho Seventh company, has enlisted in
the marine corps at the Medford re
crulting office, and left last night for
Portland to take the physical exam
(nation. Gasoline and oil at De Voe's. '
Mrs. 13. L. Roth left for Hugo this
morning where sho will visit her
mother for tho next three weeks.
For sale, birds, cheap. 418 South
King Btrcct. Phono 739-Y. 57
'Mrs. W. W. Wllllts and Mrs. Amos
R. Wllllts of Persist are spending the
week end In the city. The latter who
hus been teaching school at Derby,
closed her school yesterday for the
vacation season.
Motz cars at Riverside Garage.
Mrs. M. A. Howclls, accompanied
by her daughters, Charlotte and Har
riet, loft for Ray Gold this morning
to visit her son, Edward, who Is em
ployed as operator at the power plant.
Rawlos Moore, Attornoy at Law,
M. P. & II. building. tf
Luc.lcn F. McConlho of Tacoma is
spending several days In tho city.
Tout fastory now In Nat.
W. E. Ilonry of Derby Is a week
end visitor In the city.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
Tho Junior class of the high school
will glvo a dancing party In honor of
the seniors. Friday evening, June 1.
Tho nffulr will probably be held in
tho armory. t Tho music will .be In
charge of Herb Lnunspach. Further
details will ho forthcoming nt a later
ilato.
Motz cars at Riverside Garage.
Dr. J. P. Truax, mayor of Grants
Pass and well known In Medford, was
badly Injured Thursday night while
returning from a professional rail on
tho outskirts of Grants Pass when, In
turning out on a newly built piece of
road two whoels of his car snnk In
tho soft ground and the car was ovor-j
turned. Ills left collar bone was
brokon nnd ho sustained bad bruises, j
Dr. Honry Hart, Jackson County!
Bank building. Office honrsj 2 to 4 !
P. m. I
Willis Garbe of Roseburg arrived In
the city today to visit hero several
days.
Top factory now in Nat.
Edwin Perkins of Hilt Is spending
tho week end In tho city.
Dr. Clara Dunn, office rooms 10
and 11, Jackson County Bank build
ing, 62
A number of members of the Red
Cross -chnpter of this city attended
tho meeting of tho lied Cross chapter
at Grants Pass yesterday to explain
the methods used In conducting the
work of tho local chapter. Among
tho speakers were Rev. J. Lawrence
Hill, chairman of the Medford chap
ter, Miss Elizabeth Putnam, chair
man of the ronuultteo on hospital
supplies, nnd Mrs. Mary Osborne,
chairman of the conimittee on civilian
relief, who discussed the particular
phases of the work In which they
wero engaged. Following the ad
dresses there was an Informal discus
sion, consisting mostly of questions
from the audience which wero an
swered by the Medford visitors.
For tho host Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurnnce Man.
Herbert lliuma of Jacksonville,
who was operated on at the Sacred
Heart hospital yesterday by Dr. E. 11.
Plckel was reported Saturday as do
ing nicely.
Piano for rent nt Palmer Piano
Place. 2X So. Central..
Dr. W. W. Howard returned home
yesterday from l.os Angeles.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED--Stock to pasture.
llryson, Griffin Creek.
KOIt KK'N 1'
Nicely furnished house
I'hono min-W. til
with bath.
KOIt SA1.K 1'ord car.
price reason
PS able. Irt N. (.julnco.
WANTKU- Vacuum cleunlUK. II. A.
Wysonit. Phone 2S2, Jacksonville.
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Notice CoticcrnliiK Water (Vrtlflcnles.
In pursuance of Ordinance No. ST 7
passed by the City Council March 22,
lllli, no water certificates will be is
sued upon pnyment of water main as
sessments after Mnv 31. l'Ji". Vp to
and including this date, water certifi
cates wilt bo Issued for amount of the
prluclpnl of uny water main assess
ment paitl.
These certificates will ho accepted
nt any time til payment of wnter rent.
Your co-operalton In getting tho
city finances In better condition will
be appreciated.
Thl notice published by direction
of the City Council.
UCS. II. RAMt'KI.S.
City Treasurer.
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lorenoon en route to Fort .UucMowell.
San Francisco, from tho Vancouver
barracks was Walter Mahcn of Port
land, a cousin of Airs. W. (i. Knlpps of
Medford. Mrs. Knlpps was at the de
pot for a brief visit with hi in. Maben
who served In tho Philippines during
the Spanish-American wur, recently
enlisted at Portland.
Big Bo milk snakes at De Voe's.
it. H. Cox of Hilt, who"ls one of the
men In charge of the 1900-AcYe stock
ranch of Reginald H. Parsons near
thut city, and who has Veen in Med
ford several days on business and In
trying to obtain six moro ranch hands
to reinforce the ten already employed
on the ranch, returned to Hilt today.
A community day celebration In
the form of a school and furmerg pic
nic Is being held nt Phoenix today.
Efforts will be made to organize a
large farmers' club or organization.
C. C. Cato is In attendance at the pic
nic for this purpose.
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
An I'.agle Point trie speakers will
lie Mayor l K. fiul.es, V. W. Mears,
F. Drown mid Mr. Von dor Ilellen.
Automobiles will he furnished by C.
Fl. (Jutes, John l'erl nnd others.
t Willow Spring Hie speakers will
be Messrs. 1). W. Stone, W. C. I.eev-
er, John A. Westcrlum nnd Jl'rs. R.
J. Conroy, Autos will he furnished
by Messrs. Dolroy (lelchell, J. A.
Westcrlum! and II. U Wnlthers.
Aulos will leave promptly nt 7 p.
in. Iroin Iho Uood Hoods association
office, Holland hole building.
Secretary Geo. K. Boos of the road
committee is sending- out S. O. S. culls
to nil road advocates, asking them
to come to Hie rescue nnd uttend the
county mcetinirs to talk good ronds.
Meetings will be held every nifjlit next
week.
MRS. A. TRUE LUNDY
District Manager.
HOTEL MEDKOIU)
Abdominal supporters and belts for
men and women. Appointments by
phono or call nt Room 409 after 3 p.
m. Agents wanted.
NU HONE CORSETS
WINDOW SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
LATTICE MATERIAL
Pacific Furniture &
Fixture Factory
"CARO FIBRE"
FRUIT
WRAPPERS
Cnro Fibre Ih tho only real Fruit
Wrapper uml actually prolong tho
lll'o of tho fruit. Whim wot from
shipping In cold fitorao cars, Caro
Klliro forms a silk like blanket, clon
ing tho pores of tho Fruit, permitting
tho warmth to roaHi tho heart gradu
ally aa it Is exposed to tho atmos
phere, and as all other papers go to
pieces during tho period of refrigera
tion, Caro Fibre is tho only wrapper
that should lo used-natnrally bring
ing u butler prteo for tho Fruit. As to
the other merits, hundreds of the
largest Fruit (inrwers can testify to
the fact that It Is tho best. It picks
up easier, packs Quicker, looks better.
Caro Fibre is sold by tho thousand
sheets, not by the pound as others;
direct from the Mill to lirowers. You
get what you buy. It Is tied In thou
sands. You can readily count it your
self. There is no waste.
(ilvo It the water test. Prove what
wo say. We furnish Samples Free.
FRUIT BUYERS:
liny Fruit Wmppctt In "Caro."
"t'aiti" rmlongN the Life of Fruit,
UNION WAXED & PARCHMENT
PArR COMPANY
Muttiiruc luivt-s
V. It. Hullnm Put-HIc Const Repre
sentative 117 Market Street, San
l-Yam-two.
w ''Save Your Dimes
and got a
Kodak
Brownie
or
Premo
Camera
iVposit Id,', Kct n
liauk, save ytur
dime nnd vou can
i:et a Kodak in a
very short tune.
See ditdav window.
West Side Pharmacy
The graduation exercise.- of Sr. t? rod
Heart hospital wore witnessed by o
Inre and appreciative audience Tues
day evening. Miss Hilselier who was
the only graduate j'nr the year is
recognized as ime of the most effi
cient and promising graduate.- of the
hospital. Sho has endeared herself
thru her work and personality to n
lurjre number of friends and was fa
vored by a great profusion of beau
tiful flowers. .
The hall wn1" beautifully decorated
willi white and blue lilacs, by the ever
faithful devotion of the sisters of the
hospital, whose work is becoMiinjr
more indispensable to the commun
ity every year.
AMf.SKMI-:XTS
TONIGHT
"THE LADY BEAUTIFUL"
KITTY GORDON
IN'
'Forget -Me-Not'
With MONTAGU LOVE
As played over 11,11111) times by
fJenevive Wurd and Hose (VHiin.
Directed by Kmil ( liauturd.
Crammed to the brim with in
tensely exciting incidents; up-to-the-minute
in the frowns worn by
Ifiss (iordiin, staged on a lavish
sonic, this production is u truly
nolnble olTcrintr. jMuny of the
scenes were taken in Cuba nnd
(ire ol' remnrkuble beauty.
ALSO
A Triangle Comedy
"A BACHELOR'S FINISH"
-TOMORROW
JOAN SAWYER
Famous Dancer and Model
It Costs More
and
Is Worth More
White's
Velvet
Ice Cream
Our Milk Shakes
are the best.
Try them
Phone 481
E. Main St.
BEST
SEEB$
That Grow
Wo liavo a choice line of
Oartlcn Seeds, including tho
Famous Burpees in packages
and bulk, o!) varieties of
Spencer's Sweet l'eas.
Broadley
The Medford Florist and Seed Man
I'lioue
14 ffiics&J
bstnmms i
j Costs less J
; II Ytean Better
1 J waters
"Sister Susie"
Human Hair Nets
Cap Sliapo and Fringe Styles
3 for 25c
MARINE LLO HAIR SHOP
407 Garnctt-Coivy Bid;,'.
AMUSEMENTS
I WILL BE WITH YOU
TOMORROW
AT THE
Southern Oregon's Greatest PJnce
of Amusement.
fy'j --'J
In My First
Paramount-Arbuckle
Comedy
The
Butcher Boy
(Signed) FATTY
AMl'SKMHXTS
WERE YOU EVER
STAGE STRUCK?
SEE
Stage Struck
AND 'FOR A LAUGH
Th? Fox Comedy
"A BATH HOUSE TANGLE"
TONIGHT .
Page
Southern Oregon's
Greatest place of
Amusement.
If wiuit tn see your
ONE DOLLAR
ii r; tin sM"inl il nl limm' for n
Mitchell
Orchard Ladder
If nut. send il nwny. The
.Mil. hi-ll is Hie lii'-l.
We Sell Scat Covers
Hint slip on easily, fit noatly anil glvp
lasting r-rvt lioth In wrar ami ap-pparam-p.
An aildoil advuntngo lies
In tho fart t lint when soiled they ran
l;o Hi-ancd.
Med ford Auto Top Factory
U K. ACTil.KY, lrprlclor.
IIS South Central.
LMU
Dorothy Gish
Used Cars
One 1913 Buick, one
year guarantee - - $450
One 1916 Buick-Six,
big bargain at - - $800
One 1912 Apperson,
in good condition - $175
Look these cars over before
buying a used car
Power Auto Co.
A man's storage bat
tery is something like
his wife perform
ance depends upon
attention received
The Electric Shop
105 S. Central
Free inspection of any
THE PLAGE
To get your repairing done. See
DAVIES
Pacific Highway Garage '
29 South Bartlctt Phone 59
P?HASS
Tho average business man has not
the tlmo to lok after his automobile
properly. 1
Little things that need fixing are
lee for ninny family cars. Why
let go. The old adage: A. slih-h In
time saves nine'- applies particularly
The Ynter Ijike C;urni;i does sorv
to an automobile.
llerause they have five mechanics em
ployed that do thulr host to ple.-ue
tho public, and ar able to turn out
work with quickness and dispatch.
What an iiutomobltlst wants Is sorv-1
Ico and the Crater I.aku Oarage nnd j
Machine Shops know how to give it.
1(1 So. Kir St., Xenr Main. j
Phono 100. :
not investigate sfinietliinjj
that will keep you from i;iv
iiiK Mow-outs and punctures
and thereby
Double the Life of
Your Tires?
SEE
H.B.Patterson
State A sent
Alo.it the
Cof field Tire
Protector
why? i-rm
Phone 22-J
battery at any time
J- R. Rochon
The
Automobile
Painter
Work Guaranteed
at "Walker Auto Co.
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-VPLEX
Piston Rings
Take VOlir rnr fn n?w
-1
, .--.rs j. j
l-V....-' --S.-vi-sjliU
garage and they will ' V
ten you the merits or
this ring
V-PIex Ring Co.
Medford, Ore.
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