Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 08, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO METVTORD MATL TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, .TUNE 8, 1017 10CAL AND i PERSONAL The Girls National Honor (iuurd will hold a sale of homo cooked food Saturday morning at t ho public mar ket. Tha products on tae will In clude cakes, pastries, breud, nut bread cottage cheese, etc. The girls expect to have fruit and vegetables also as soon as the season advances. The marketers are asked to patronize the guard, The proceeds from the sale go to the financing of tho local organis ation. Mrs. Leach, corets niado to meas urements guaranteed. Phono C83-J. Mt. Fred L. Heath has been Buf fering the past week with a bad case of oak poisoning, but Is now greatly Improved. While on an outing at Kay Gold, sho broke off a limb to chastise her dog, and did not know until later that the limb was poison oak. Private and special tutoring In all grade work. Phone 74 3-Y. 71 Mr. and Mrs. I,. D. Siinimerfleld of Tacoma arc visiting in the city for several days. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf C. C. Keenan arrived homo from Cordova, Alaska, this morning, it hav ing been a year since his last trip home. Mr. Kecnan, who is mastor mechanic in tho employ of tho Copper River Northwestern railroad, hus been located in Cordova for the past seven years. He will remain hero until July 20, before starting back for Alaska. Piano tuning, W. P. Brooks, with Palmer Piano Place, South Central 73 A. S. CouBlns and J. G. Talek of Ogden, Utah, are visitors in tho city for several days. Buttermilk, 10c gal. DeVoo's. Miss Viola Wood, toucher of sewing In tho high school this past year, left this morning for her home in Onta Tlo, Oregon. She will visit In Port land several days nnd then go on to Ontario whore sho will spend the Bummer. Dakery goods at DoVoe's. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cox of Oak laud, California, former well known residents of this city, who havo been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. 10. I'ottingor, left for Portland this morning where they will' enjoy the Roso Festival celebration. Good drinking water at Brown's. os Among the DB aviation corps ro crults who passed thru tho city HiIh morning, on routo to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, from tho Vancouver barracks, were Ilerbort Kentner and J. W1. Judy of Medford, who enlisted two weeks ago at Hrookings, Oregon. Friends and relatives met them at the depot for a short visit. Tho dozen other young men who enlisted at Brookings wore also in tho party or recruits. Johnson for high class watch re pairing, tf Mrs. W. C. Clements and Mrs. Frank Brown of Eagle Point woro vis iting and shopping In the city yester day. See Dave Wood nbout that flro In surance policy. Offlco, Room 401, M. F. ft II. Bdlg. Attorney Georgo W. Cherry has re turned to the city after a several days absence In Sun Frunclsco on business. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young, newlywods of this city, wero regis tered yesterday at tho Portland hotel. In Portland. All water used In our fountain drinks Is filtered. Brown's. lis' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer and Mrs. Herman Meyer of Uiko Creek spent Thursday in tho city. Big 5c milk shakes nt DeVoo's Charles R. l.civo of Medfnnl and Leo U. Scott of Jacksonville, who en llstod several days ago at the Medford Tocrultlug office In the marine corps, passed thru tho city this forenoon en route to the Mare Inland training sta tion from Portland where they suc cessfully passed the physical examina tion. Hurry A. Morris or Hilt, who enlisted hero with them wan le.leclc") because of a knife wound he received In a scurflo last Hcccmbcr. wliMi the exnmlnlng physician held will reiiuire an operation In tin future. Met! cars at Riverside Carafe. Mr. nnd Mi's. V. II. CriHiiliill spent tho day In the city yesterday from Kaglo J'olnl. Dr. Henry Hart. Jackson County Bank building, office hours, t' to I P. m. Mr. nnd Mrs, A. Burns of Table Rook aro visiting In the city today, having come In Thtird;iy. Just, to remind you that there will ! be dancing at the Mouse hall J hup s. The Blck and hospital f u n ! of llic Seventh company will be several hun dmd dollars riehcl hy reason of the' cotMpany'H percentage, from the re-i celpts of tho carnival i his week, l ap tallt Vance staled last nti'.lil that from' this fund he had paid out tliki week; $46 hospital bills for blck member: of the company. All the money re-, celved. by the company from the car-, tilval (toes Into this fund. j Fresh Chocolates at DvVoe's. , S. Gustliio left today for California, to visit her will ho drafted at an early date for tho approval of the secretary and tho stato highway commission of Ore gon.' " MISS MABEL MELIGAN WINS DOLL PARADE PRIZE Miss Mabel Mellgan. 1 -' years old. daughter of Mrs. Florence Mellgan, Oalalalo addition, wa;j tho winner of T. E. Connor and C. W. Smith of Mrs. M fort land aro spendlug several days In Oakland, the city. daughter. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist, St. For the best Insurunco seo Holmes, Marks building. Phono liliS-Y. i tlie Insurance Man. Mrs. H. L. Smith of Grants Pass Floyd Johnson, about 21 years old, was a visitor In tho city yesterday and; wll Wi' "'"''l ? d costs by Jus today." - j tico of tho Peaco Taylor yesterday, Just to remind you that there will was released today when his father ho dancing at tho Moose hall June X.icnmo down from Grants pass and paid U7 lib; fine, lie was arrested in an alley Miss Ktbel Kvntis i..fi this morn Inir I down town Tuesday night and on lilui for Ran Francisco whero sho will.U'e police found two pint flasks of i "le Ii"ale 1''1 'a!it visit for some time. 1 whisky which lie said ho got "over ( in connection witii tho Patriotic car- Baths, 2ue. Hotel Holland. beyond Ashland.'' Johnson was tak- nival under the direction or the boys E. V. Carter and Irving Vlnlng of pn I'cforo Justice Taylor on a coin-0f Company 7. There were over .10 Ashland and Robert E. Smith of Rose-! plaint sworn out by District Attorney!' jutlo contestants and tho spectacle burg, wero Medford visitors Fi Iday. j Roberts, under the bono dry law i presented was both attract ivo and ln- Phono 8S4 Heath's Drug Store. I 11 u ,msl'"",u'"r lor spiring, tho American flag nnd patrl- C'aranteed flour, $2.60. IlutcIU- any 0,10 to h0 fo""d "r,lnk ln son & Lumsden. ..aiaiu. I The Grizzlies will climb Pilot Rock ! Sunday, tho 10th. Tho party will t!tvn thn luia !i f On. uiitnuilt nf thn Frank Jones, tho tramp who threw ,,, . . , , , ., ' ' I Siskiyous. Those going will notify R. L. McCurdy nrrlvcd In Medford j rldny from San Francisco. 'belotlc emblems playing an Important part in tho decorations. The winner had a very effective doll carriage gorgeously arrayed with roses and flags, and a large doll seal ed within with two fetching little kowpees at her feet. Tho judges had a difficult time to decide which display was tho heat, but after careful consideration Miss Mellgan was awarded tho honor. The little girl received quite nn ovation when sho was presented with the prize doll and luter stepped Into an automobile for a ride through the crowds which lined the streets. Tho other contestants were given free tickets for tho various attrac tions at tho carnival and enjoyed themselves thoroughly for tho re mainder of the evening. Judges of the contest were Mrs. C. L. Schleffelin, Mrs. R. T. Conroy and Miss Claire -Johnson. AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Private Adam Garren of Company I from tho Graves Creek bridge, and was later captured by Sheriff Jen nings and turned over to tho authori ties of Josephine county on the charge of nasault to kill, is believed to be Insane. One examination Into his mental condition has already been made In tho Josephine county jail and other examination will be made In two weeks. Gasoline and oil at DgVqo'b. Prof. J. 13. Flurry of Canyonvllle, Oregon, Is visiting in the city for sev eral days. Mntz cars at Riverside Garage. Mii;s Uicilo MeHHiicr lias returned homo from a visit with friends at the Kappa Kappa sorority house, Univer sity of Oregon, at Kugene. Standard strawberry crates at Bardwell Fruit Co. In tho lint of teachers selected for next year for tho Klamath Falls and Klamath county schools, just an nounced, the namo of Miss Norma Barbeo appears as principal of the Pelican Hay school near Klamath Falls. Minn Harboo, who was toucher In Washington school this past year, is now at her homo In Berkeley, Cali fornia. Flour, $2.60, guaranteed. Hutchi son & Lumsden. Miss Hazel dirndl has returned loino from a visit with her sister, Mrs. 3. C. Harlrum, in lloschurg. Mies Phyllis .Matthews has returned to her home In Itoseburg after a visit with friends In this city. Ur. Heine, eye, oar, noun, throat. With its Issuo of last week the Itoguo Itlver Argus, the weekly news paper of Kngue itiver, suspended pub lication. Ait editorial valedictory statement announces that "the Argus may start up a little later under new management, but for the present the high cost of paper and other things entering Into tho making of a weekly nowspaKr will not permit the pub lishers to bear tho excessive cost of tho publlralion any longer." Sub scribers who havo paid In advance for tho Argun will receive the Gold Mill News until tho expiration of the pe riod for which they have paid. So fur no harm has been done to the food preparedness lots ami gar dens, according to J. W. Dressier by reason of tho several days lack of Ir rigation, "And if tho enforced lack of water continues," said Mr. Dress ier today, "the gardens can go with out water several days yet without much damage perhaps, if owners will cultivate or boo the soil about the growing plants and keep It loose." Miss Gladys l.oftus, who has been attending St. Mary's academy, left ibis morning for her homo at Lake view, Oregon. J. M. Itock of ,!ack;ion l!le returned last night from his naval reserve ser vice at the Uremerton navy yard. lie was discharged from the service be cause of physical disuu.ili tit tit ion due to a goitre he hits had for yours. KocU says Unit .. V. Cameron, son of Dr. Cameron, has also been discharged from the uavail re erve service be cause of defective rye sight and will arrive In Medlnrd tomorrow. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IOU HKNT lloiox on Soillll Holly street, rhone M't'-.l. K. .1. Stewart l-'ult HUNT -Three-ioom inrnlsheil house, close In. I I V -lay :;t I i-t't li'.l AMUSEMENTS LAST TIME The 1:00,1 I ,.n l-'.a-l" T -lory ,, I' the ' Way I"'. The Ninety and Nine W. M. COURTNEY LUCILLE STEWART Also Biy V Co:nc:ty 'n(i;i;iiW GAIL KANE M N H.W GCOHGE WALSH Modtonr Otjy t'lintuihiy Thentrc. STAR C. A. Xoren, or phone 10(1. For scen ery this Is a most attractive trip and will he a comparatively easy clinili. Mrs. J. J. Hauri and daughter, I Ruth, left today for Oakland, Callfor-1 nla, their future homo. Mr. Hauri has heen located in Oakland for sev eral weeks. 1 CRATER LAKE ROAD SEEMS TO BE ASSURED Secretary Latta of tho Commercial cluh has received the following letter from Congressman W. C. Ilawley, which Is self-explanatory: "Dear Sir: With reference to your telegram of May 8, I hog to advise that I am in receipt of a letter from A. F. Potter, acting forester, depart ment of agriculture, from which I quote, as follows: . " 'Action on individual projects in Oregon was suspended until agree ment could ho reached with the stato highway commission upon a general plan of road work in co-operation with tho stato. This plan lias now heen worked out with satisfaction and co-operallvo agreement for the joint construction of tho Crater lake road Southern Oregon's Greatest Plarte of Amusement. REGULAR PRICES: Adults 15c - - - - Children 5c ANOTHER WONDERFULLY PLEASING- NEW PICTURE TONIGHT. The talented, vivacious, charming favorite a pv'xua!;XLimuMiiiftiliiiiiTiiiii:!: "SURE j LIKE ICE CREAtf, BIPT LOVE V Ik Jl M 9 lvian Fiartm at the head of a large company, which includes Tlios. Standing, Helen Jerome Eddy and George Fischer, in a serio-comic tale of Parisian Bohemia: pi S B iijTCAPITAL P $100,000. If i" tMEDFO ISS2E22ES2 Help to Win the War ENLIST your money in the Lilierty Loan. It's YOUR country, therefore YOUR tiijht. $50 or $100 will do it. WAR BOND TERMS Interest: ZY2 percent annually... Exempt from all ordinary taxation. Will he conver tible into Cash when necessary. ... Payments within reach of everybody. Closinrj date of subscription June 15. Member of the FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM iifaiioftailSaEik MEDFORD OREGQ!ij!iJr The story of a lit He French model who nearly .starved for Jove from the story which was such a sensation in Smart Set, Magazine. ' TOMORROW WILFRED LUCAS as a "Modern Orpheus" Story published in Collier's "Weekly, Xoveinlier 1 1. Also METRO DREW COMEDY CO.MiXO Douglas Fairbanks MAKE THE PAGE A WEEKLY HABIT B I G B E N A N D L I T T L E B E N When You Buy GORHAM SILVER You Buy the Finest Silverware the World Affords. See our Sterlin and SclielTield assortment, the largest in Southern Oregon. A'. Martin J. Reddy QUALITY FIRST. Phono One-0 Visitors Alwavs "Welcome 1 Saturday Jnne Clearance Sale Saturday GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON tf I I r ? t r t V v t y y r v y t y y y y y RELIABLE MERCHANDISE CORSET COVER EMBROIDERIES ")Oc grades. 3: C.")c praties, 8rc grades, G9. 17 inclics wide of pood iii,'ility nainsook in dainty floral patterns; some have Yciiise edi;e. $1.00 EMBROIDERY 6JV .'Iti-iiicli . voile emliroiilery flounc iiiii's for lnnkinjj dainty .summer frocks, of ptod (uiality with lo-iiicli heavy cniliroidcred hordei-s. 50c 75c FLOUNCINGS 'J7 and IS-iui-h lawn ;uid camliric floiniciiiMs in a ndol viii'icly of pat terns, all with fast edircs. i-'or c-'nil dreii's wear ami underwear. I .ace ami emhriodi'rv shop, main I I. MOD ART CORSETS TIIKY l,ACK IN I'K'ONT The Ideal Foundation for Your New Suit or Gown The riylit ( 'orset cuiiies liefore iiny lliili' else when milady lie-ins to se lect her new wardrode. 1 1' vhe would ijivc her figure correct lines ami enjo pel-fee! eiiNC, the corset she Heeds is llie Modarl. New sprim;-models now ready. I'ri I at .S-.(M to $IO.OO. ('orset Vp.-ll'tluelit, Second I'licil-. MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS There arc ;;oviis, eii cloi(' chemise nnd kuiekci lioekei's, shou ino- the most al I rad ive emliroidered designs and scalloped elites combined with insets or lace edius of 'al. and fine imi tation Irish laces. Tlie new style en velope chemise that shows a decided flare is introduced in this sale and women will find ii uiuisuallly coni forlalde and 1 oininir. Wash Goods Sale 7"e fine si riped Voiles, oli and 10 inches wide, pinks, Miles and dainty checks, with satin stripes; f Q special OdL 7."e (laherdiues ill plain while, lavender, hlach chei-k or st ripe; special '. o.lc fancy figured Lawns-Voiles, all colors extra special (All Wash floods Reduced.) , SILK, YARD, $1.08 ( loud assort inent of fancy taffeta silk in stripes, checks, plaids and figures. The very hest coinhina- (loiisol colorings and st vies, rid yard wide. ..M) regular. Mill Ends of Lace and Scrim Curtains at prices that will surprise every person seeing tnesc .allies. Mere are chances to sac on heaut ifvimj your home. Ladies' Waist Sale 7.."i fam v Ceor-ette Waists, .jsI.JlS. --."0 fancy Voile. Wai.-ts. J). New shipment fancy (ieortccttes just r it d from New York; mod estly priced $(.00 to $18.00. GOWNS $1.27. $1.17. 81.50 to $2.10 ENVELOFE CHEMISE SI. 27. $1.17. $1.00. $1.08 KNICKERBOCKERS, $3 $1.22 pink or 63c 21c Yi RELIABLE METHODS SHOES SHOES "We are placing Shoes in our June sale itt prices that should appeal to every family because money saved is money earned. Look over these prices and be convinced. White Nubuck Oxfords, $1.98. To close out Nubuck Oxfords, regu lar :!.:.(). LADIES' WHITE CANVAS SHOES All white Canvas Shoes, regular :!.r0 values. 1 l-button, $1.98. '.oO Children's Patent and Tan .Mutton Oxfords, $1.19. i.dO Children's Lace Yi.-i Shoes, $1.29. NOTION SALE V Hair Nels I'll- Kid Curlers ")c 'carl Muttons oc I'ine oc Safety Pins l-"e ( 'nitrate's Talcum oc Laces Hair Mine 1i c Siickcri lite Ri.-Rack Mraid "e I looks and Lyes "c Snap Fasteners L'-ic Pressings Combs STRAW HATS 3? 3d H 12d "' 8d 8d 3d 3d . 19d I'.oys' LVic Straw lints, sneeial . 19d i ? ? t ? f t T f T T y ? y y y t t f f f ? ? t t f ? ? y y y y y y y y y y y y .y y y y y y y