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PAGE TWO MTCPFOTIT) MATTi TRTRTTNTR, ITPFOTtD. OREflOX, FRIDAY, ftEPTIrRER 28, : 1017 A"' T't fT rr-. Dl' r LIS EJ a. Met n I 'TOCAL AND Lj PERSONAL! I. MIsbcs Kathleen and Mildred Mack who, Willi their mother, liavo had 8 cottBKe at Axliluud this summer, hiivo gone to Portland for a nhort vlHlt prior to attending college. Miss Kulh leen will enter the O. A. C. anil .Miss Mildred will enter the I'nlvorslty of Oregon. Mrs. Black will return to Med ford this week. " Alco Taxi. Phono 80S. " (ieorno Codding is in receipt of a i i poBtal oard from P. H. Kherley, for merly of Medford, who some months - ago resigned his position us district . ' state supervising fire warden to en list In compnny D, Tenth engineers, (forestry division) and Is now serving In France with his command. The postal card is censored, even tiie dato line and his signature being obliter ated. Mr. Kberley writes that he wishes to be remembered to all his friends and acquaintances. Read the Saturday Kvenlng Post for Sept. 211th, then ask K. A. Holmes the Insurance Man to tell you ubout the service of the two Ilartfords. 162 Harry Hansen, first sergeant of C : compnny, has gone to the army base hospital at tho Vancouver barracks where his tonsils will be removed by the military surgeons, lio has been suffering with throat troublo for some time. Sergeant Hansen will probably not return to Medford, as by the time ho Is recovered from tho operation C company will probnbly have been transferred to tho canton tnent at Charlotte, N. C. Rod Cross dunce at Kaglo Point. Saturday night, Sept. 29th. Howell orchestra. ICS The Pan-Hellenic club will meet at the home of Mrs. R. n. Hammond, , 19 South Orange, Saturday afternoon. All members are requested to be pres ent. Will H. Wilson's storo Is closed today preparing for a big sale which starts tomorrow at 10 a. m. There are a few of tho prices quoted PlBe whoro In this paper. Miss Hello Haven and .Miss Hazel Morcndles, now teachers of the Mod ford schools this year, arrived in the; city last night to report for duty, from the state normal school at San Jose, Calif., or which institution tioth are graduates. Miss Haven who has had a year's experience teaching in Nevada schools, will teach at Wash ington school. Miss Morcndles will teach at JackBon school. Got your piano tuned. See V P. DrooliB at Palmer Piano Place. Auto tourists from New York City who are visiting In the city and mak ing their headquarters at tho Med ford hotel aro Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Walsh Jr. and Miss Douis Heming way. Dr. Heine, eye, ear, noso, throat. II. K. Chrlstopherson of San Ra fael. Calif., arrived Thursday for a week's visit in the city nnd vicinity. He was a guest at the lClks smoker last night. F. W. Bnrtlett, the taxidermist and furrier, is in town and will be open for business Monday, (let. 1, same old stand next door to Klrst National Pnnk. Hi 3 William h. Vawter left this morn ing for New York City where he will study this winter in the Metropolitan School of Music, specializing in voice culture. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. C company under command of Lieutenant Alexander left early tills morning for an 18-uiile hike in heavy marching order, over the hills east of the city. Veal roast, tile. Href pot roiirt, 15c. Star Market. Phone :'7:l. County Surveyor A. T. Drown, who resigned his position Willi the coun ty Thursday, will leave next Monday for Snn Francisco to assume his new duties as engineer of tho IteiHood Manufacturing company of PittKlmrg. Calif. After spending n few weeks In the headquarters office at Salt Francisco Mr. Brown's permanent lo cation will be at Pittsburg . Mrs Hrown and daughter will probably not leave for Pittsburg for several weeks. I'r. Helno fits glasses correctly. Tho Sunday scnool of Si. Mark's church Is enjoying Us animal picnic today. Tho scene of the picnic Is In the park at Ashland to which the members were taken from this city 111 autos. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. tf Captain Crossley of (' company left (his morning to Inspect tho guard details of the company at Wolfe creek and 1. eland, and will probably go on to (Portland before he returns. Opportunity for boy over !( years old to learn the printing business at the Mall Tribune office. Apply to tho foreman. If Among tho Portland visitors spend ing Friday In the city are K. K. Louis, A. A. Halo, J. J). McCord, S. K. Iliac k ott and J. YV. Drown. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 4 0 1, M F. A If. Uulldltig. '""1 i,W. A. Clark of Kansas City who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. J. L. Clark loft' today for Hilt, from where,, after some time spent on bus iness, ho will return to Kansas City. Among tho Kagle Point contin gent present at tho Klks smoker last night were Walter Clement, Frank Urown, Fred Pelouse, Dr. W. YV. P. Holt, S. It. Holmes, Roy Aslipolo, and J. V. Mclutyro. Any steaks, 20c pound. Star Mar wet. Phono 27!l. Corporal Tiiinu of C company sus tained a badly wrenched shoulder at tho Klks smoker last night in his wrestling match with Corporal Han sen. Tho latter who Is nn expert wrestler mid much outweighs Tuina, In tho second full got. a head scis sors hold on Tnma who gamely stood awful punishment until his should ers wore pushed to tho mat. tiring your wheat to the Central Point Mills. Wo handlo It In bulk nnd Bave you tho cost of bags. Wo aro In tho market for all kinds of grain. ' W. II. Rnrnum returned from Port-1 land on Thursday evening, where he had been for several days purchasing furniture, fur tho new flnrnum apart mcnls. Red Cross dunce at Englo Point, Saturday night, Sept. 2!Mh. Howell orchestra. 163 I'p to Fridny noon $1G! had been raised towards Medford's apportion. mont of tho soldiers' library fund Mrs. Malilgrcn of Phoenix on Friday turned In at local headquarters llttlo over $20 collected for the fund in that own. Friday and Saturday wo put on sale tho biggest bargain In stationery ever offered In Medford. 1 lb. Society Linen, 23c; Society Linen Envelopes to match, 9c per pnekago. 21 gilt edge correspondence enrds and 24 en volopes, 23c. Box paper, 'IS sheets nnd 48 envelopes, 37c. ( Heath's Drug Storo. M. L. Meadows, who has been serv Ing for several months In the naval reserves at the Rremerton nnvy yard and who has been visiting In tho city for several days, will return Satur day to ltrcmertnn to work ns a civil ian In tho navy yard. Ho was re cently given a medical discharge from tho nnvy service bernuso of being subject to chronic son sickness. Ho hna been given employment In the navy yard an carpenter. Red Cross dance at Eaglo Point, Saturday night, Sept. 29th. Howell orchestra. 10.3 Mr. and Mrs; A. P. Olson, who have been residents of Medford for tho past seven years, will leavo Friday evening for Phoenix, Ariz., lo lo cate permanently. Phoenix wns their homo before tltey located In Medford. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St. Murk's Uulldlng. Phono 323-Y. Tho condition of Robert Iloyl, who was Injured in nil auto accident near Itoseburg several days ago, was re ported Friday as much improved and tho Indications now aro that 'he did not suffer internal injury. Mr. lioyl is still a patient 111 tho lloseburg hos pital. Fruit dryers at Pacific Furniture & Fixture factory. Joe Under and Arthur Furry of Phoenix were In attendance nt the Klks smoker Thursday night. iluy n year's supply of stationery at Heath's Drug Store. You will save money. Snle Fridny and Satur day. 14 ions (iitocKHY n. Jelly beans, lf,c. Largo (juakcr oals, 2."c. r.O-lb. sack flour, $3.7'.. Coffee from lsc to 40c. We sell for cash, and no delivery. You can nlways save money buying crocerles nt our store. Tlt'K to covi n vi-roits. Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by tho un dersigned at the Hank of Jackson ville, In Jacksonville, Oregon, up to p. m. October, 4, 191 7, for the pur pose of reshlngling the roof of the Masonic hall In Jacksonville. Plans and specifications aro nt the Hank of Jacksonville and may be In vestigated there. A bond will he required for the faithful performance of Hie work In a sum equal In one half Hie contract. Hid must be accompanied with a certified dusk In the sum of ,1 per cent of amount bid. The right lo reject any nnd all bids is reserved. Signed September 2Mb. 1917. W. II JOHNSON, O. A. (I Alt I N Kit, F. .1. KICK, Trustees. l ;:,' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAVl'KH Mali anil wile lor ianllnr and housework. Apply at once Ho tel Holland d;,i WANTKll To rent, pally, adults, I or low, furnished, tie nlv, Otc. y responsible room iMinta Liters. I'bee. WANTL'D On orchard, man nnd wife, (no children! wife to look K. Mall Tribune. if.; VNTKD Dining room Montgomery Housv. at It? : Metz cars at Riverside (iurage. ' (!. W. I.uco, freight traffic man ager, and II. A. llenshaw, general freight agent, of tho Southern Pa cific railroad, aro business visitors In tho city today from San Francis co. Don't miss that sale of stationery nt Heath's Drug Store Friday nnd Saturday. R. C. F. Asthury of Portland, for mer owner of tho Jack Morrill ranch at ilold Hill, Is In the city from Port land visiting friends nnd acquain tances. Call Taxi 303. Mrs. L. D. Mlnoar and daughter left Thursday night for Maxwell, la. for an extended visit. Dr. Chns. T. Sweeney, Physician nnd Surgeon. Pliipps IlUlg. Phono 30. i..., i tf Mm. Alfi'ed'C'ui'iienter returned Friday from nn extended visit with her son Alfred at the oflcers reserve corps training camp at San Francis co, and will return to that city in several days. Alco Taxi. Phono 808. Tho hearing of W. K. McCracken on the charge of driving his jitney faster than 25 miles nn hour on the Pnclflc highway was postponed In Justice of the Peace Taylor's court yesterday afternoon until Mrs. David Miller, who was one of the jltnoy pas senger' siujured In Wednesday nights smashup, is sufficiently recovered to testify. McCracken Is the owner nnd driver of tho jitney which ran into a buggy Tuesday evening. I lo will be I defended by Otis Newbury, and the case promises to be hard fought. Pros ecutor Roberts Is continuing his in vestigation Into the alleged liquor features of the accident. Pork and beans, with pie, 20c. Dia mond ReBtaurant, 127 East Cth St. C. R. Williams of Grunts Pass, who has been visiting his brother, A. P.: Williams, left today for Mnrsh- fiold. For tho best Insurance, sco Holmes tho Insurance man. '1- llaths, 2r,c: : Hotel. Holland. tiDiial right to expel .Fulled States Included among til visitor in'the! Honalor I.a FolleKo. : ! '.; '' I city today aro the following: I). K. .Hcl.auehllM and V. P. Clemens of Los Angeles; Nelllo Donelsilon of Stock ton; A. (I. Pnderwood and It. II. (Iraudy of Seattle; James A. Jones of Phoenix, Ail..; and Nellie F. Cox of Eugene. Cenenil upholstering, furniture re paired and refinished, mattresses ren ovated, feathers steamed and cleaned, We are repelling attacks upon the American people and Institutions of two kinds," Dr. Butler said. "We are fighting across the sea and we are fighting evil-minded suspicion, cow ardice nnd treason which havo rais ed their heads at home. Our sol diers can fight tho soldiers of the en emy. You and 1 havo got to fight sedition and treason here. Have the carpets and rugs cleaned and rolald.l ml":r" ""'B " ,u" "u,r w"1 Dojiglus, 223 'S. Riverside. PhoIiej fr corporate Indignation?' ! l o-I j 171' Tlioro Is a provision In the con- I sniuuon providing tnat congress may Ferguson, exl)cl a nic,n'u4r Uy a two-thirds voto. Wli.it aro. thoy thinking of to sit ISort ltlppey anil .1. 11. who wcl'O fined 200 and costs each by Justice of the Pence Taylor, after thuy wero found guilty by a jury of illugally seining for fish, thru their Attorney 11. A. Canady, have appeal ed the case to clcuit court, and have furnished bond of $300 each pending the. outcome of tho appeal. ' Metz cars at Riverside Garage, NICHOLAS BUTLER INSISTS LA F0LLETTE BE OUSTED ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.. Sept. 2S. Members of tho American Rankers association launched into vehement expression of approval when Nicholas Murray Hut lor, president of Columbia' university, uddressing them today on "Tho Changing World," demanded that congress exercise its constitti' thoro and permit themselves to bo contaminated by Senator Robort M. La Follotto?" . . '. , Cries of approval came from every side as Dr. Butler proceeded, i . ; . "Gentlemen, you might Just as well put poison Into tho food of every boy that goes to his transport as to permit this man to make war upon tho nation In the halls of congress." Speaking of peace, Dr. Butler said; "Do you see tho significance of the cooings of peace which come from Berlin? They aro Intended to weak en our efforts before the new world of which we aro in search has been discovereda world for which the free nations have armed themselves for a contest that will not cease until this world has been found. i. ; t i When the Skin Seems Ablaze With Itching and Burning There's just one thing to do. If your skin seems ablaze with the fiery burning and itching of Eczema, real and lasting relief can only come from treatment that goes below Hie surface that reaches down to the very source of the trouble. So called skin-diseases come from a dis ordered condition of the blood, and the proper treatment is through the blood. Search far and near, and you can not find a blood remedy that ap proaches S. S. S. for real efficiency. It has been on the market for fifty vears. during which time it has been giving? uniform satisfaction for all manner of blood disorders. If you want prompt and lasting relief, you een rely upon S. S. S. For expert advice as to the treatment r.f your own individual case, write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept. u, , Atlanta, oa. jyfflilii!iiri-,T''TrfJ1rr m TV'' T'flW """" -i.m,ivia,iMr.wMFiMMiMMi,ii)wM,iyjB jj lj fi few l& u & it a StyleBook j b 1 jot Autumn VF.RY mnn wlifi v:int: trt (1rr;e woll nnr vhn i cares what it costs to do it. should look through the Hart SchalVncr cS: Marx Style Book for fall, The illustrations give you a very definite idea of the correct fashions; and the-very brief text tells some things vou want to know about these particular clothes. It your copy fails to come to you, let us know; we'll be glad to have another one mailed rr I U r via r 1 Sul'XS I 51 'PPv TKe boys favorite . 0?JBLACKVVHITE TAM Q5 II I ' 1 P.P.DALtCY Ca Or NEW YORK "INC- OUPPALO, N -V. "GOOD SHOES" FOR SCHOOL Means economy, first cost moans a paving ir you buy your Boy or Girl a pair of shoes at school time. Correct fit is also important; wo are able to deliver both. GIVE US A TRIAL NOW PRICES REASONABLE $2.25 UP TO $3.85 School Starts Monday, October 1st At tho hilin of arfTava i ,.... HOCD 2II0CS (Vntiiil Avenue. Atlulis, Children 5i HERE TODAY and TOMORROW Tliosc riiiMiiiiparalilc Favurites FRANCIS X. USHMAN A N 1) BEV ERLY B AYNE In llifir r.raiul Xcw I!i,T 7-Act Jas1cr Drama . of the )j; Out-of-Doors ,r THEIR COMPACT HOYT COMEDY " 2 REELS OF JOY SUNDAY ' -! THE FLAME OF - THE YUKON
