Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 20, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOTTTl MTDrOKD MATL TTTHTTNT!. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRTDAV. .TTTLY 20. 1f)17 TOCAL AND JL PERSONAL Mrs. W. T. K'jntner and children, former rcsi.lciHa of Mfdford, arrived In the iity llils morning from Reno, Nevada, for a visit with Mrs. Kent in --rs' iiiolht-r, Mrs. T. J. Kenney. Orison, California, U. S. Land. J!nol:I:t free. Write Joseph Clark, f:actanicnto, CaJiforiia. 106 Mrs. )il!a Sampey and daughter, Craco, returned to their home at Sis si. n, California, today after a visit wiih Mrs. Sanipey's sister, Mrs. Stella Gallon. Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat. liurney Oswald. 7 years old, re turned to his home at Weed, Califor nia, today after a visit with ill sgrand Iiareiitp, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oswald. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, tf liecauso of the many forest fires liiiriiing thruoiit this region a heavy smoke haze hung over the valley to Iay. In ail directions the hills were hardly discernible from the city. Metz cars at Riverside Garage. Mrs. Jennie Jones of the Mira Vista fin hard left this morning for Modes to, California, to visit her hrother. The Kwauna Box company, of Klamath palls, Oregon, offers employ ment for experienced hox men and In experienced laborers, and at all times Milirits correspondence with any one Interested. Good wages and oppor tunity for advancement is the rule with this company. 125 1. J. Nixon of Yreka, who is well known In Medford, having often tIb fted and given addresses here, and who was postmaster of Yreka for 17 years, has accepted a position with tlni Standard Oil company at Sacra mento and will make his home In that city. AIco Taxi. Phone 88. The many Medford peoplo who have lueii encamped at Ashland for the pa !t ten days during the Chautauqua season will return home Saturday. The Ashland Chautauqua assembly will come to a close tonight. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, tf .Miss Marearet Daley leaves this evening for Grants Pass where tomor row she will take the federal civil tervico examination for stenogra phers. Window screens, screen doors. Pa cific Turn, fc Fix. Factory. George Trana, former water super intendent of the city, is home after an uUm nee of a month or more. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404, M. F. & H. building. Mrs. William A. Aitken has gone to Portland for a week's visit with friends and relatives. ' Patients cared ror. 622 South Central. Trained nurse in attend ance. Reference given. Phono IJ72W. 114' Mrs. W. (?. Moore of Grants Pass; and daughter Vlda, who have been visiting Mrs. Moo Vs cousin. Mrs. C. II. Allen, left today for a visit with relatives at Klamath Falls. Hatlis. '.T.c. Holland Hotel. Mr. ami Mrs. H. G. Thayer of Clem ents, Ca.ifnrnia, who have been visit ing Mrs. Thayer's parents, Mr. and Mri. .1. C. Woods, left tday for home, Inleuiliiig to stopp of at Red Bluff en mule, to visit relatives. For the best insurance, see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Mr. mill Mrs. It. G. Worthlnglon, villi relatives who havo been their quests this week, lmvj gone on a vst.l.'s auto trip to Crater Luko and Klamath Fai's. It. Henry Hart, Jackson County Bank building. Office hours, to to 4 p. in. Mrn. Haiti IVi.nlff, w!io has been vl.itini; her -ler. Vrs. Ralph Jen iiiims, :n .l.u miiu ille. left this morn in.: for 1"T home at Illy in Klamath f eii nt y. I'el's! All (he lovely new shades, finiii $1 to 1 1 .M. All trimmed hats 1m lnw cost. Miss I.ounsberry, M. M. 1 Ji'ieirt merit Store. lit,". John A. Wcter!nnd leaves tonight for Roseburg where tomorrow he will deliver a na'ldre.ir before the Oregon Hotel Men convrntlon. Dr. Frank Roberta, dentist, St. Mark's building. Phone 323-Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. DeForrest of Pacific Grove, California, have arriv ed In the city to prepare for a trip to Crater Lake. Met: cars at Riverside Garage. Mrs. L. Van Bremmer and Ruby E. Van Bremmer of Merrill, Klamath county, are visiting for several days lii the c:ly. In a hurry, call 88 Mrs. A. B. Webb, who came here recently from Calgary to vlsl her hus band's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benja min Webb, left today for Watertown, Wisconsin, to Join her husband. They will reside permanently In Water town. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Conner are tourists visiting In the city from San Francisco. John McNeil, employe of the Apple- gate Lumber company, fell from a log in the company's pond today, and suf fered a badly sprained knee. Karl Tumy has returned from a trip to Crater Lake? Chief of Police Ilittson hns been busy the past two duys nerving no tices on property owners to burn th srrass uml weeds off of vacant lot a ii il side walk itnr-king. Singer sewing machine shop, C. A. Chapman. Phone 903-lt. 245 South Central. 117 Amnnif Kugle Point people who lcnt Thursday in the city were Mr. mid .Mrs. Arilen Tyrrell, J. II. Tyr rell and Mr. uml Mrs. Henry Meyer. Mrs. M. I.. Kly nnd dnniiliter. Miss II. L. Kly, arrived in the city this morninir from Seattle, and nt once boarded the Crater Lake .stnjre nt the depot for a visit to the famous scenic wonder. Joseph A. Cutler of Grants Pass is a visitor in the city today. I E PERL ARRESTED FOR NOMESS HOSE John A. Perl, on complaint entered by City Water Suerintendent Arn spiger, nppenred before Police Judse Taylor todiiy unci entered a plea of not guilty to permitting water to run thru an open hose. His hearing was set for 10 n. m. Saturday. Mr. Perl is indiimunt over his arrest nnd de clares he will po to jail before he pays a fine. SutM'rintendent Arn spiirer is just as deteimined in press intr Hie charge. Perl says he was ir rigating with a gunny sack over the end of the hose. Arnspiger says this is true, but that Perl had no nozzle attached tn the hose. Lemons Beautify! Make Quarter Pint of Lotion Cheap Mere Is told how to prepare an In expensive lemon lotion which can be used to bring back to any skin the sweet freshness, softness, whiteness and beauty! The Juice of two fresh lemons strained Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most re markable lemon skin beautlfler at about tho cost one must pay for a small Jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon Juice thru a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gels In, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every i)ninn knows that lemon Juice Is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan, and Is tho Ideal skin softener, smoolhener and beautlfler. Just try It! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage It dally Into the face, neck, arms and bands, and see for yourself. pi a : Ml I 'I IP II CAPITAL $100,000. Strike Your Saving Stride ONCE begin to practiw thrift, and SAVE and you will never stop. It Is Just as easy, and far more profitable than spending money uselessly. . Open a Savings Account here at the 1st National Bank. .Then keep adding to it regularly. We'll help by adding 4 Percent Interest to your balance twice a year. Why not n Safe lVpesit Hex fir that Liberty Iluml or other valuable papers f Member of Federal Reserve System. tMaiionalBank MEDFORD OREGON . the lorest (ires situation was "rowing worse today because of the many old fires and new ones fever ing a wide raiee of territory. More men to fight the fires are needed. Those willing to do tiiis service can report to the Xash hotel or the Union livery stable. Kfforts were mad this forenoon to get more fire fight Ws in Ashland. Phoenix, Talent, (Vn tral Point and other towns in the county. Sixty-five men in all are workin on the fires in the Prospect district. twenty of whom were sent up to day. Half of the 20 are to work un der the siiK-rvision of Forest Suiier- visor Kriekson, and the other half are helping the Jackson County Fire Patrol association force. The Wood ruff Meadows lire in the Prospect district is under control but a numlier of smaller fires in that section need attention. A new fire which started yester day in the Cougar creek section aloni: the liijr Applegate river above the mouth of Steamboat creek by last night had burned over 50 acres. Five men were rushed to the scene of the fire last evening. A bad fire exists nt the head of Anderson creek, about 8 miles north west of Talent. This fire, the smoke of which was plainly diseernable from the streets of the city yesterday was under control, but in the after noon jumped the fire lines. Thirty men were at work on the fire all last night, and it was thot it would be under control by this afternoon. This fire up to last night' had burned over 200 acres. Three new fires started vesterdav Bill. f': If I was the drocer Id sell nothin but Post Toasties THE CoroNA Is n typewriter for personal nnd business use. Weight ( lls., two-color ribbon, back spacer, margin releases, re newal alignment bearings, etc. Beautiful work and ex cellent manifolding ability. Best for .")';; of typewrit er users. Medford Bookstore AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT STAR Always Worth While. Adults 15c; Children 5c. Wallace Reid Myrtle Stedmah (Who iipK'iind here in person July Tilli.) CO STAliUFl) IX The Prison Without Walls The sti.lv has , do wilh of fi rm I strife and crusades avu n-t crime. Mr. Keul's phsi,;,l ar rnmplisluui nls are fu!! uliii-i! in some luht scenes. AIM Metro Comedy, HEW0ULDN T WEAR GLASSES TOMORROW ETHEL CLAYTON IX THE STOLEN PLUMAGE in the P.utte Falls section in i.ddi tion to the eijrlit that had been burn ing there but are under control The forest sen-ice sent five more men last nisrht'to this district, and to day the fire association sent up 10 more. The new fires in this section are small ones so far. A very threnteuinr fire in live tim ber is being fought in the Ashlund mountain district about eiaht miles northwest of Hilt. California, in the Oregon timber territory in which the Hilt lop-ifinif company is operatim;. The Jackson County Fire Patrol as. socialiori had a number of men work in',' on this fire last night. Today the Hilt lodging company sent its entire loififini: crew of about fifty men to help conrpier the fire, which up to last nijiht had burned over 160 acres. At the Hilt lofrsrin? company camp, about three miles distant from this fire, a spark from a donkey en"rine set fire yesterday moraine to some cut lumber and loirs. The fire spread to the company's slashings, and its entire force of employes foucht the fire all day before getting control of it. interment will lie in the Central Point cemetery. The services at the jrnive will be under the auspices of I. U. O. F. lodge, Xo. 10, of Jacksonville. - FOITS GROCERY CO. Save money buying your groceries at our store. The best price on flour, coffee, tea and many other articles. Bird seed, 14c; fine jelly beans, 15c: C. W. Soap, 5c bar; matches 5c box. The time to save your money is when you have it. Try a five dollar order and have it delivered. What Do You Know ' r About Your Blooa auppiyr Your ignorance may startle you. Few people know of the many functions of the blood upply, and 1'ust bow important it is that it be :tpt absolutely free from all impuri ties. The health of the entire body depends upon the condition of the blood. You are invited to write and obtain a booklet that gives you some invaluable information on this im portant subject. It tells how to Veep r. . ii an1 frn trnm il.. tnC DIOOU lnw'B .". ' many impurities to which it is con., stantly subject.. It gives the history of S. S. S., th world's most successful blood remedy, which has been sold for more thin This book will be sent free to all who write io Dept. A Atlanta, Ga. .fefe Funeral Services. Funeral services over the late Win. Riley Hymn will be held Sunday, July 22, nt 10::i0 a. ra. in the Presby terian church nt Central Point. The PAGE TONIGHT Southern Oregon's Greatest ONE BIG Place of Amusement NIGHT Direct From a Year at the Princess Theatre, New York With the Entire Broad PRICES: 50c to $2.00. way Cast and Production. Seats Now Selling A World of Comedy The Most Fascinating Melodies And the Most Beautif Jl Chorus Ever Taken From Broadway. The "Classy" Musical Show Everyone Has Been Waiting Foi ? f t f f t t r r ? T t t I f ? T t r ? ? r t ? f T ? ? ? ? ? t t f f f t t y y y y y y y MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED WE PREPAY MAIL OR EXPRESS HOUSE DRESSES 50 Women's good style House Dresses, made of fine ginghams and pereales; cheap at $1.50; in tins sale, each 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL MEDFORD, OREGON BUNGALOW APRONS 100 Women's Bungalow Aprons, made of good percale, in dark and light colors; worth $1.50; for this "each 69C Sales July Clearance More Pace-Setting Values for Those Who Wish to Practice Thrift Walk down our aisles today... Bargains at every side. Make up a list of your wants and prepare to get it filled here. In addition to other specials from all over the store, we have made a special feature Saturday of the following: .. . ESPECIALLY PRICED ATTRACTIONS .... Wirthmor Waists rwTH Welworth Waists r y t y y y y y y y y y y y y y V t y y y y Our Augiust styles of these Famous Waists go on sale Saturday. Over 200 id select from. This is without doubt the greatest waist in the world for the price On sale Saturday, each , $1.00 Sensational Sale of Bath Towels at Less Than Mill Prices 1 JUST IN BY EXPRESS, a beautiful line of the "Welworth" Waists, with lace. New styles to chouse from. On sale Saturday QQ y y nicelv trimmed V f y y 25 Crepe de Chine Waists, all this season's t stylTs; worth $4.50; on sale Satin-- (Hi no Biute:d clay at, each JjO.tO 50 (o7.. Bath Towels, good weiglit, worth 121 this sale onlv, eadi 10 25 doz. large sie Hath Towels, heavy iiiality, worth !5i this sale each 29 50 doz. good quality Turk ish Bath Tow els, worth 15e this sale 121 25 doz. Rougli Dry Bath Towels, a good 50e grade each 39 25 doz. Me dium size Bath Towels worth 25c, this sah1 19 25 doz. Ex tra Large 1 Ieavy Bath Towels, worth G5e this sale, ea Two Big Silk Specials rU-in. Pongee Silk in the new finish, cheap at $1.25. this sale AO a vard wOL 1000 yards H.l-in. Tub Silk, in fancy stripes, cheap at $1.25, QQp this sale, vd vvv Rummage Sale in Suit Departm't 'About 500 Odd Carments in Waists, Skirts, M Q and Dresses sold at regular prices up to $S.00ilXp to clean up quick, each AVJ V Big Bargains in Summer Hosiery Women's and Children's Fast Black Hose very spee'al a pair ....12 1 Women's Fine Silk Lisle Hose, all col ors, very spe cial, a pr. 33 Women's Fan cy Silk Hose in a great line of colors, very sjx'cial, pr $1.19 Japanese Tablecloths at Much 4 Below Present Prices 1Sx4S Japanese 72x72 Japanese Lunch Cloths with t Napkins to match, worth $2.50, il'r:::1! $1.98 Table Scarfs 13x72, very special, i(p each lift Table Runners to match cloths, 17x54, OC special, ea uIL HAND BAGS Made of all leather, cheap at $1.50, Q0 this sale, ea tOX match, cheap at $1.25, this set ea. this sal Two Big Specials in Gowns 10 doz. Women's Muslin (towns, all sizes, cheap at -, for this sale, ea 50c y y y t i Luv.el 1 cloths, with C Napkins to this sale, nO oc y y y y y y y y y f y y y y (iOxCO .Tajianese Lunch Cloths with (1 Napkins to match, special, $1.50 PARASOLS Women's Parasols up to $2.;0 values, 10 doz. Fine Lingerie (iowns. daintilv trimmed worth $2, for this sale Two Big Bargains in Union Suits Women's fine grade Un ion Suits, only a few left, worth :15c, while Or thev last, ea udL t Kayser's Union Suits in white and flch color. worth 75c. this rn f sale, a suit doL V I Big Bargains in Children's Dresses i Boys' 2-pieee Wash Suits, fast colors, special, a suit 69 Children's Oingham Dresses, fast colors, very sjiecial, ea 39 Chihlren's Y (iingham V Dresses, ages G V I., 11 . v i i i, very I j special, for this sale, each 69H c4JIIIII!IIICB!