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PAwE FOUR PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OTiEfiOX. FRTDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1017 TOCAL AND J PERSONAL The condition of Mrs. it. li. Sowers I . , , ... ... pound at me atar .viarKet. who was operated on at the nunitarl-' um in Ashland last week is reported Professor and Mrfl. K. II. Illden aa much Improved. She was taken our of Stockton, Calif., who were the ill with an acute attack of appendi citis while visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Storey, at Ashland. Dr. ll"!r.c, eye, car, nose, throat. The farm residence of V. K. Iunne located a half milo south of Talent was destroyed hy fire lust Wednesday morning. The fire was caused by a defective flue. All the household goods except the piano were burned. The loss Is about $K00 There was no insurance on the house. The Ilullock Mercantile Agency, collectors. H. C. Joy of Medford Is a guest of the Northern hotel, Portland. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. James Owen of Wellen was a Med ford business visitor Thursday. Aprons for pickers and packers, nt the Tent Factory, at Nat. 172 Miss Janice Hodge will leave Sat urday morning for Tilton. N. II. . where she will study at the Tilton seminary for tin? next three years. Alco Taxi. Phona SOS. Colonel Howard A. Hanson, au thor of the Hanson plan of refinanc ing the city, arrived in the city this forenoon from Henttle to remain for several days to take up Important questions with the city council which must ho acted upon in view of the recent supreme court decision hold ing that the Ilancroft bonding act was valid. Colonel Hanson refused to dis cuss the effect of the decision on city finances until after ho had conferred with tho cotmcilmen. Dr. Heine fits glasses correctly. Charles It. Plttock and Isaac Pel erman arrived in the city today from San .Diego for a several days visit. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Ilrayton and son Kverott were shopping in the city yesterday from tho Hollywood orchard, and Mrs. Ilrayton and Kver ett attended tho grand opera per formance last evening. For collections see Ilullock Mer cantile Agency. Ralph Htirkhardt left this morning for Imoore, in southern California, in response to n telegram he had re ceived staling that his rather had been taken seriously 111 at l.emooro. Mrs. Edward P. Miller of Trail left this morning for Ilray, California, where sho will visit relatives. Johnson for high-class watch re pairing, tf i2dgar Hafer left Thursday night on a business trip to Portland. Opportunity for hoy over 10 years old to learn the printing business at tho Mall Tribune office. Apply to tho foreman. tf John Sidney Itraithewalle, C. S., of London, l'.ns;land, who will lecture on Christian Science at the Pago theater this evening, and Mrs. Ilralth waite, are guests at the Hotel Med ford. That beautiful 9-rooiu house at 21 Summit! Ave., with 4 screened sleep ing porches, 2 baths, electricity, hard wood floors, beam ceilings, garage, paved street, cost fr.r.ftll.OO, l.ullt 4 vears, for sale at auction to highest bidder under mortgage foreclosure, Saturday, October Kith, nt 10 a. m. at tho front door of the Court House. Jacksonville. Oregon. 17' Captain llrrom of tho 41lh Infan try, 1'. S. A., who has been here In specting the government property held bv C company, finished his In spection Thursday and left last night for Portland. See Dave Wood about that firo In surance policy. Office, Kooin 404. M F. & H. lluilding. ' Mrs. Tavlur l.udv and children of Sherldiui, Ore.. nrrled this morning for a visit with her mother, Mr Omelia Morse, of Phoenix. Metz cars at Klvershle tlarage. Klmer Lewis of Applega'e left to day for Yreka to accompany back home his sister, Mis. orpha McKce, who has bei'tt connected with the Yreka hospital for some time. Hrlng your wheat to the Central Tolnt Mills. We handle It In bulk and save ou the cost of bats. We are in the market for all kinds of grain. Mr. anil Mrs. A C. llulcoillh were anion; tho ;i.;nm Puss people who attended the trr.iml ,iiota peifortn aneo tost niht. lr. Frank Roberts, dentist. St. Mark's llulMlns Phono 3:3-Y. L T Poole, f nr. t .inter Itt the Trail dls'ri. t. 1. ft today for IV. e .in buy, where tie will be etmflged this winter in sc;llitm bn:s III eotltiet ttnli w ith a Mi: govt : ninept sale. Mis Poole will .-pin.! the winter in Med io! d. tlcneral uphol-dei:nr. furniture re paired and refiiilshcl. mattresses ren-oi-aled, feathers ste.msed and cleaned, carpets and rns cleaned and relald. DouglaK, SI'." S. Kiverslde, Phone 90n-I. Mr. and Mrs F. II. ( tow.- and Mis lvneston of Cott.ir.o C.rove .ue so journer In the i itv. Call Taul 301. ' The Woman's Relief Corps will Keroe lee cream and eako on Satur day afternoon and evening at the va cant More on south side of Main street where the old Simar Howl was. We ask a liberal patronage for a worthy cause. TtmL.n ,.t,ntA ...!, alllt ' A f . , ' . " guests Thursday of Mrs. Rebecca Austen, formerly of Ashland, left to day for (Torvallis, where after a short visit they will continue their journey to the east where they will visit rel atives in Iowa and other states. Prof, ltldenour is the head of the commer cial department of the public schools of Stockton and lias hen connected with the Stockton schools for the past 20 years. Attend the dance at Cold Hill pa vilion Saturday night, October 6th. Good music, fine time. Kverybody go. 16S" Den Sheldon, the Grants Pass poo bah, who was here Thursday night to witness the grand opera perform ance, before returning home this morning said that 25 persons from Grants Pass were in the grand opera delegation from that city, thus Indi cating that his town contained far more culture than Ashland, which latter city had a less number pres ent to hear the singers. For tho best Insurance, see Holmes the Insurance man. Portland visitors in the city today were H. I.. I.undin. F. C. Hansen, R. ft. Rector, J. W. Wolford, C. O. Ilulse. It. M. Keith, J. J. Johnson and E. W. Reynolds. Maths, 2iic. Hotel Holland. Another military train of drafted soldiers from California passed thru the city early today anil stopped at Grants Pass where the soldiers had breakfast. Two other military trains passed thru tho city this afternoon. Tho special trains taking the drafted soldiers north will begin to arrive faster by Saturday, and by Sunday tho majority of the California draft ed men will he under way to the Camp Lewis cantonment. Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan or Hearst's Magazine for two -years for $2.00 for a short time only. Med ford Hook Store. IBS Among visitors In tho city today from a distanco are tho following: Frank L. Moore of New York City; M. A. Goldsmith and A. R. Attrldge of Rochester. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. F E. ltnllev of Peoria. III.: H. It. Cor- well of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Hall, Llr..lu Iiugan of Los Angeles; and (lien L. Codmnn of Au burn, N. Y. MeU cars at Riverside Carago. C compnny under the command of Captain Crossley, is scattered all the way from the Slsklyous to Hoseburg and every foot of tho lOli miles .of territory Is being patrolled four times a day by members of the company Klther Captain Crossley or Lieuten ant Mulkey board each military train bearing drafted men when it reaches the Slsklyous and rides on It to the end of C company's guarding terri tory. Lieutenant Alexander is In command of tho company detach ment in tho Slsklyous. lllg dance nt Gold Hill pavilion Sat urday night. IBS Friday was the last day for the payment of taxes for the second half of tho year, and there was a big rush of taxpayers Thursday and to day to avoid delinquency, but the crowd was easily handled by Sheriff Jennings and his deputies, Messrs. Stansell. Anderson. Garrett and Cronetulller. Hot cakes and coffee. 10c. Dia mond Restaurant, 127 Sixth street. 11. 11. Tronsen of Kaglo Point was a visitor in the city Thursday. Plav erphone Phonographs w ill play any record made without change Medford Hook Si, ire. ltfs George Andrews had good visits yesterday with a number of the stars of the La Scala Grand Opera com pany who have been friends of his for years. Including Chev. Fulgonzin r.uerrierl, the famous director of the orchestra. Mr. Andrews regards the latter as the greatest of the present day directors. Alco Taxi. Thoiie SOS. Ralph Hi linger, son of Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Ile'.liticer. Is now a mem ber of the Seventh company. He left Medford a week sn for Kurt Colum bia to enlist In the company. His pan ills received word Friday noon that he had pass, . I the physical ex amination and was now in service with the company. Pot roast l 'c; beef boil 12 '-c; veal roa-t l''c. Siar Market. Phone Noti r. !1 Ivii-i, interest on city nse meet nui.-t t'C !;iil hy November, I'-th onr co operation in carrvincj nitt th, S'lpremo court decision w ill I he aprrec'.ate.l " I k your hit " lrr or the Cry Council. era ii svvii'Ki.s, City Treasurer. A. K. A X. M. NOTH I'. S;c, i.,? communication Me.l- fotd l.c.,U:e !",:, Krldav cen in. October .'-th. Vi;roe Vl-liim: brothers eonllally lly order of the W. M. work ln Ite I A recent order of the poslolfiee department put into effeel u ruilieiil change nt!eetinj the postoft'iees of Jackson county and make the Med ford puMot t'ice of fur inure impor tance and confers more authority and prestige on Hie .Meilford po-lmaster, altlio greutly inerea.-intr the lutterV responsibilities and dulies. Hy this order, beginning with Oc tober I the Medford office heenme the central accounting and. disburs ing office for nil tiie postofliees of the county except A-hland. Hereto fore these postofliees received nil their stamps and supplies, direct from the po-dnt'tieo department at Wash ington. Now each one of these offices will make nil its requisitions for stamps, stamped envelopes, postal curds, etc., upon ttie Medford postoffiee mid will receive the supplies from Ibis nfl'iee, where nn ample supply will always he kept on hand. Kach postmaster must make all his quarterly reports to Colonel Geo. 1'. Mints, the Medford postmaster, who will check them up anil forward them to the postoffiee department at Washington. Altlio this change tints more work and responsibility on Col onel Minis, his salary remains the same and tiie size of his bond is not increased. The change was made in order to expedite the delivery of supplies to the postmasters of the smaller of fices anil to more systematize the keeping of the accounts of the vari ous smaller offices with the postof fiee department. Heretofore much inconvenience was cunsed the smaller postoffiees because of the fact that all requisi tions hnd to be made to Washington, mid it took such a long time for the supplies to he expressed buck. Tiie first postmaster to take ad vantage of the new ruling was the jHistnmsler of Tnlenl, who made n requisition this morning for niiteh ncedet! supplies. He received them this afternoon. E Forest tire Miiuke is aain ht'coni a nuisance ami spuilinir the scenery of southern Oregon ami .lat'ksnn count y. Cloud ims today aNo helped to hide a view ot' the hills. All of the forest fires now hurnin in this count v are outside of the forest reserve except a small fire on Neil creek. District Deputy State Supervising Fire Warden V. T. (irievo and a fnrco of from ten to twenty men are t'iirht itiyr a number of fires in the county. One of v'ood sie is rniuir between A-hland Unite and Hilt, Cnl. Another hit one is burn ing nn Seven-Mile ridtre. in the (.Hade Creek eonntry of the Little Apple cute res: ton. There are several smaller tires in the Kvans Crerk territory. Two bur fore-t fires are hiirnintr in 1 lunulas county in federal territory, nnd in re-pon-e to a eall for aid from the fore-t supervisor nt Hoseburc. en;ht men were sent from Medford by Fure-t Supervisor Frick-on to help fii'ht the-e tires. ARMY OFFICERS WATCH GEN. HAIG'S TACTICS WASHINGTON', Oct. 4 Ameri can army ofi'iicrs have been watch ing with lnlense. Interest the situation i en the western front, which appar ently Is reaching a climax In the! i:reat drive l.mnchetl toilay hy the( InitNh. For Burning Eczema Greasy salves and ointments should not he applied if Rood clear skin is wanted. Krom any druggist lor 3oc, or S1.U0 for extra latRe sue, get a bottle of lemo. ! When applied as directed it effective! removes Menu, quickly stops itching, anil heals skin troubles, also son's, burns, w oundsand charing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zrmo is a clean, dependable and Inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you have ever used is us effective and satisfying. Tin E. YV. Rce Ca. Cleveland. O. j TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY l-V'U KKNT - Modern ii-room tiunira- low. riiono loj-w, i DID YOU EVER SEE FRIDAY IN A NEW DRESS SUIT? He is enterta tiling Watch This Space ADOPTED LOCALLY 1 Some thirty-five French war or phans have been "adopted" by Med ford people, who linve contributed to their support. C'oneerniuj their wel fare, Mrs. Stewart I'litterson has re ceived the following letter: "Hotel d'lonn, Paris, July 17. "Dear Mrs. Patterson: "We landed in France a short time Italian ship, while fighting a fire In ago and want to send to your and' her own hold, drove off the destroy your committee a line of thanks furl erg, was bombed by the hydro-air-all that you did to forward the work I uiar.es and sinnlehanded encaged of the 'Fatherless Children of Franco. "We have, too, to convey to you the thnnks and gratitude of the Paris cuminittee, and their touching expression of recognition for all the work of the American committees nnd all your personal work. This has been put on record' and we were asked to convey it lo you officially. "We have found everythiutr in ex cellent order in the Paris office. "We feel sure that if you could huve come across -with us you would have felt glad, indeed, to think thnt you had taken any purl, even nt per sonal sacrifice, in carin'tr for the children. We hear on all sides that the help you send over not only re lieves the anxiety and gives the chil dren help, hut it brings, because of the personal chnruoter of the work, a ray of real happiness into thous ands of saddened homes to the poor women who have lo-t their dearest. "We can never fortret that the French people hnd to hear the brunt n.t the first, and that it is their land that is laid waste, and that they have months ahead of increasing suffer ings. They paid the price for us nil. It is our common battle for right and liberty, nnd we know that the American people will never forget the children of the French "poilu's" LEMONS BRING OUT THE HIDDEN BEAUTY Make this lotion for very little coit and just sea for yourself. What girl or woman hubii t neard of lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes; to bleach the skin and to brtiiR out tho roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty Hut lemon Juice alone Is neid. therefore Irritat ing, nnd should he mixed with or chard white this way. Strain through a fine cloth the juice to two fresh lemons Into a bottl containing about three ounces of orchard white, then shake well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the cost one usually pays for a small jar of ordinary cold cream. He sure to strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and daily to the face, neck, arms and hands it should help to bleach, clear, j sinoothen and beautify the skin. Any dngist wilt supply three ounces of orchard white at very little cost and the grocer has the lemons. NORMA TALMADGE in tin in ir o most notalilt ' her career, ii'1'er- "SOCIAL SECRETARY" It's full humor. t' fun ami irood Ami 'SCOUNDREL'S TOOL' IVats with with conieily with mirth. fun. nnd pulses throhs TOMORROW: "The Trail of the Lone some Pine" ADMISSION TEN CENTS CHILDREN FIVE STAR J , , , , , . :! Italian destroyers to attacH them. I who have d,e.l for us all but wtll ,ed by ,e think thor prmlege-ut.cr thetr , The VPSsel sl(.ht. j own-to rebmld the race tc whom we M;i,BUB"'dtrov,rl headed 1 Y- " , , 'towards Cattaro the Austrian naval, "With every good wi.-h ami we will : towara iaiimu, mi . send vou more personal details of the homes after we have had a short holiday in Knglnlld. "Very sincerely vonrs, "C. FKI.L. "F. M. KCHOKIF.UV' ITALIAN WAR CRUISER BEATS AUSTRIAN CRAFT WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. Details of the Italian cruiser Aqulla's fight In the Adriatic with Austrian airplanes, destroyers and cruisers, reaching here today from Rome, added to cable accounts a thrilling story ot how the three Austrian cruisers until help came up, and then safely got to port under her own steam. i The Italian naval authorities hav- i Ing learned that Austrian ships were moving along the eastern shore of the Adriatic, ordered a squadron of EP LOOKING It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to feel I young to do this you must watch your ; liver and bowels there's no need of , having a sallow complexion dark rings , under your eyes pimples a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety ; per cent of all sickness comes from in active bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- . pound mixed with olive oil to act on i the liver and bowels, which he gave to j his patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substi tute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should be enjoyed by everyone, by toning up the liver and clear ing the system of impurities. You will know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab lets by their olive color. . 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. - . A Bargain For You 18 Hundreds of People are Attending this Sale Everyday and Why Not You? Do You Value Money? Do You Want to Save? Do You Know That in More This Big Bargain Be Over? Men's new Hats going at 98c. Big heavy bib Overalls 98c. Men's Dress Shoes $2.65. Men's Work Shoes as low as $2.50. Men's High Top Shoes as low as $2.75 Boy's shoes as low as $1.49. Do you need a trunk, they are going fast. Don't put it off. Don't monkey the other fellow get it all. COME IN TOMORROW One 25-20 Rifle $4.50. A lot of 2nd hand lumber cheap THAT'S ALL TODAY The Cheapest Store in the West All Traces of Scrofula By the greatest of all purifiers. A common mistake in the treat ment of scrofula has been the use of mercury and other mineral mix tures, the effect of which is to bot le up the impurities in the blood, Ind hide them from the surface. The impurities and dangerj are only added to in this way. For more than fifty years S. S. is. has been the one recognized reliable blood remedy that has been used Sweet Potatoes Now at their Best Vegetables and Fruit of All Kinds Marsh Personal Attention Prompt Service PHONE 252 Have You Attended WILSON'S base. The Aqulla put on Mil speed and attacked the destroyers,: aerlpusly imaging both of them. Just a, It appeared the Austrian vessels Would ho obliged to succumb!' 1 : ! Eradicated from the System with highly satisfactory results for' Scrofula. Being made of the roots and herbs of the forest, it is guaran-, teed purely vegetable, and absolutely free from all mineral ingredients. I You can obtain S. S. S. from any . drugstore. Our chief medical adviser is an expert on all blood disorders, and will cheerfully give you full advice as to the treatment of your own case. Address Swift Specific Co., Dept. F Atlanta, Ga, A Lot For A Little a few Days Feast Will around, Don't let 6 Bennett Sale! V
