Medford mail tribune., October 17, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

KTEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTtD. OT?EC,ON. ' WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1017
PREPARING FOR
GRAND DRIVE FUR
LIBERTY BONDS
Active Workers Wanted for Each
District Small Audience Attends
Natatoritim Meeting Oregon's
Subscription to Second Liberty
' Loan Passes Five Million Mark.
I'OlfTt.AN'l), Oct. 17. Onion's
sii!srrili(iti to (lie second liberty
loan has t,ueA tin- 00(1.1)01) mark.
Tlii.-i is about one-third of tlio ri'iiir
cd niiniiiiiiin and one-fifth of the
maximum rctiircinrut.
Preparations for n hni'd drive in
the local riiiiiii!ki to solicit liberty
loan bonds, subscriptions are bping
jtcrfcctcd by V. M. (lore, chairman of
the campaign connnittee fur this
county, and bis lieutenants and ail-
visors.
Committees are beinj enlarged so
ns to provide active workers ill all
localities, it beinijf the aim that ev
ery man, woman and child shall Ix
informed as to the urgent need of
the second liberty loan and the im
portance of every one who can pos
sibly do so subscribing for one or
more bonds. The drive will be on in
earnest just as soon as the orai!
izali.m work is completed.
l'our Minute- Men.
Four-minute patriotic, speeches are
heme; made nightly in the theaters of
the city by well-known citizens urn
iiij; the public to subscribe for lib
erty loan bonds. O. C. linens bs
charne of the speakers.
The theater speaking was stnrted
last Saturday niejit. Anion:; the
Kicakers, only one speech brill)? made
nk each theali'r at each performance,
have been Charles II. Thomas, Kred
W. Hears, II. A. Cauailay, l!ev. Wil
liam Hamilton, Will (1. Steel, Porter
J. Svft, Dr. J. C. Hollins, 0. ('. Uos
mid llrs. Charles Schicf feliii.
Small Crowd at .Nat.
The fonnai public npi'tiinp; of the
local liberty loan bond cnmpuu.'ii at
the Xalatoriimi last nicjit was atti'iid
ed by n small audience, which heard
pnlriulic addresses by State Senator
Snniucl (iarland, W. S. f'licn and
Chairuian W. II. (lore.
In his opening remarks, Mr. Ooie
apdo):i7.ed to the visiting speakers
for the small nudience and said that
it should not be regarded as a cri
terion of the patriotism of Mcdford,
u city which had sent out several
hundred youiii; men into sc ic I
response to President Wi's' u' i I i i .--i
call for volanteeis.
It was to bavi. Im.'ii cxp"trd, Mr.
(lore adiled, that at least one rep
resentative from the fnmily of each
volunteer in sen ice would be pres
ent at In I night's mcetim;, nnd it
was to be deplored that such was not
the ca'-e.
At the close of the nwlin. Mr.
(lore uiiiilc a IVi-vcal plea for l!ic relative-
of the local soldiers in service
to sub-critic lor libciiv loan bonds,
as well as all other fitizciis.
Amticiicn AppiiMiatlve.
Tlio the audience was small, those
present were not lacking in enthusi
asm and patriotic fervor, and the
meeting was well worth while, for all
lucscut, in-piled by the addresses,
will undoubtedly rnlliil-iu-tirnlh
pleach llle lilii'i'tv loan go-.pel and
help civale iutciesi m d,,. )U. eaui
iaii:n that is now on to raise ,la"k
son r..inl', allollnenl.
All in-pnin- feature of ttic nieetiiiM
was he selections sun;; ,v M. Mcd
ford Choral society, (ieor-e Andrews
director, 'flic society also sMng a
number of patriotic selections with
t'ie :i-'ie...-c
Cit Dr. EdwrTOlivc Tablet-,
T!."t Is f h 3 iry'i.l r-,' r' firtv .;'
ftr.-.-i Hr. ."'lvvr'- p-"Vjd Jl:vj-itj!c;:.
sub.-tif'.tn (3 c.i!"",; l.
Dr. Eilivnn's T prn 'ttciiic! r'r"icim f ir
17 yr or.:l cilunul'i olj-tir.ie risnv,
djovercd tl'3 lornmla f"T O'ivc Tablets
.Kla tt satiric pa'teiM tit clonic cu
etioation n:'d torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Co not
ct.Uui c.'.loniel. but a healing, soothing
vegetable h'tativc.
I4o grilling la tlio "keynote" of these
little sti.iartoited, ol.'ve-coUjred tablets.
Thay caiuo the bowo'.3 and liver to act
normally. Tkey novcr Jorce them to
unnaturrl action.
If you have a "dark brown mouth" now
nntl then a had breath a dull, tired
feeling sick headache torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, atiro and
only pleasant result from one or two lit
tle OrJidwards' Olive Tableti at bedtime.
Tniotiaands take one or two every oight
lint to keep fiht. Try them. 100 : and
25c per box. All diUKgUta,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 FIRST ISSUE OF
UNITED STATES LIBERTY BONDS
Krncst Adams.
Clarence W. Adums. .
liobert Vintan liiiill. - .1.
Clnra Ann Heall. r
Thomas (Carl Heall.
Wiilter Howne, Jr.
Mrs. Helen M. lirown.
Mary Susan lirown. ' '
liobert Henry Proline.
Asbury Iteall. '
Albert Theodore Browne.
Hernurd Motor CV
Mary V'. Jiroivn!
J. ('. llrown.
.Frank K. Ilybee.
Belli Itardwell.
Jeanne S. Prackenried.
II. W. liiugham.
(leo. T. Collins.
Mrs. Oris Crawford.
Geo. Cirgmire.
David Hill Cooledgc.
II. Vohicv Dixon.
Dr. .Mc M. M. Dow.
lOnglish & Treichler.
liobert li. Kln-1.
Professor C. Kngelliardt.
W. A. Kolger.
First N'ntioiiiil Dank.
Aline C. Fitch.
Perry J. Gregg.
Joseph (). Gray.
Karl C. (inililis.
John It. (ioodricli.
Samuel (iornstein.
C. F. Hansen.
Al'ton S. Ilayward.
Henry Hurt.
Fred ,. Heath.
Dr. J. I,. Mill.
I. eon li. Ilaskins.
W. C. Janes.
Milton S. Janes.
Mrs. l.ou I). Jones,
F. W. Kelly.
Mnry Frances Kidd.
Florence KI11111.
Kihvin C. Kelly.
Pert 11. Lowry.
('has. W. Montgomery.
T. W. Miles.
Medl'ord Doinestic Laundry.
Mailed K. Mears.
M. M. Company.
S. J. MeCarro.
J. Orval Perry.'
Josephine P. Porter.
K. (1. liiddcll.
Arthur James Rose,
l.ovenline licddcn.
Charles Strang.
J. K. Stewart.
Thomas Sweiu.
I, . H. Sidinialhaiiseii.
Joyce C. Scarf.
M. F. Sheets.
John Dale Sline.
II. S. Kline.
Kvclyn Schwarlz.
I.ulher I.. Tisdale.
John li. Tomlin.
Cell (). Taylor.
W 11. G. Tait.
William ririch,
Helen Tcrrv Walt.
Alice M. Watt.
Waldo W. Willard.
Helen M. Yoekey.
Peter Young.
Charles F. Young.
Medl'ord National Pank.
Hictta II. Williams.
Angus ,1. Vim Wanning.
Gas Newbury.
Win. S. Crowd!.
Thomas M. Davis.
James W. Perrian.
Win. T. Herriun.
.Mildred T. Carlton.
Harold D. Foster.
T. K. Daniels.
J. A. Wcstcrliind.
Harriet Wilson.
Clementina 1,. Wilson.
Virginia Wilson,
liobert Itrnee Wilson.
Fred K. Merrick,
ilnlett F. Plait.
Planehe T. Salade.
Marie Aiitolnclte llowclls.
I.. F. Williams.
Georgia ). Pruelt.
Jennie Pruett.
Irwin A. Pruelt.
Annie Keliehor.
Kate Keliehor.
William J. Sinaolt. '. ,
Sarah S. Van Dyke. ' . .
Kmiuet S. Palmer.
. KHa ('. Westerlund. ...
Abbie Kendall Thomas.
Geo. P. Minis. "' '
liobert I,. Wilson.
Martin J. Iieddy.
William Mingns Aitkin.
Jos. G. Chapman, Jr.
Charity J. Wallbcr.
(Whin F.dgell.
I. eland F. Koe.
Kdw. Wilkinson.
W. V. Illinium.
Iorrie li. Warren.
Medl'ord Mail Tribune.
Geo. P11I nam.
Win. 1'. Clonic
Clarence T. Noe.
Stewart Patterson.
Kauiiina Waller Patterson.
Lottie A. Procbsting.
Lillian M. Daniels.
Hntb Farwell Kenlv.
Nellie M. Scarf.
Mary Klizabeth Gore.
Jay I. Gore.
Medl'ord National Bunk.
Sherman C. Godlove.
W. II. Gore.
Sophciiin J. T. Gore.
Zoa li. Griffin.
Isabel Christine Van Wanning.
Grace M. Conley.
Virginia CuininingH Parker.
Ciimniings Parker.
William Henry Smith.
Huston Grieve.
Otilln Aslioole.
Annie M. II. Palmer.
Vernn Lee Griffin.
Mary li. Griffin. .
lioland A. Hubbard.
Mary Lee Huberts.
Dorothy Frances Roberts.
Klfrida Cordelia Whitman.
S. Vilas Heckwilb.
Dorothy Dee Orth.
Fleanor L. Orth.
Dec li. Orth.
John S. Orth.
Florence 1 1. Goffe.
Kdith T. Kennies.
Willard Fredrie Wliilman.
Leland F. Moe. '
CRISIS OF
WOMAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Wagoner. Okla. "I never pet tired
of praising Lydia K. Pinkham'a Vcrc
taDle Compounri
moon
rlurii
necauae dunne
Chnngn of Life I
was in bed two
years and had two
operations, but all
the doctors and op
erations did mo no
f:ood, and I would
lave been in my
pravc today had it
not been for Lydia
E. Pinkham'a ee-'
1 etable Compound
which brought me out of it all right, so
I am now well nnd do all mv housework.
besides working in my carden. Several
1 of my neighbors have (rot well by tak
ing i.ynia r.. rinkham s epetabloCom'
pound. fllrs. VWLA FINICAL, W agon
er. Okla.
1 Such warning symptoms as sens of
j suffocation, hot (lashes, headn-hes.back-I
nches, dread of impending evil, timidity,
J sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
j heart sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, com tipation. variable appetite,
' weakness anil dizziness should be heeded
1 by middle-a(,ed women. Lydia K. Pink
j ham's Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through the crisii.
"1 Ill
fli
ilii!ittIESS3S3!IfcI
E2S2E
CAPITAL
$100,000.
Of Interest to Women
TO women who realize the atlvantnnes
of handlinq their funrts thru a bank
we wish to call attention to the comfort
able quarters of the First National Bank
and to emphasize the courteous service
rendered our deposiiors. No matter t!ie
size of your account, we shall appreciate
It.
Member of Federal Reserve System.
LIBERTY LOAN NOTES
Subscribing for a I ibcrtv Pond does not
menu GIVING - in I LI'ShlNG a few ibd
hits. Will Vol' h.'p.'
stNafionaiBank
. M CDfORD' OREGON ft
Thomns Sinter "Johnson. '
Dorothy Connor.
Lottie M. Howard.
Louis A. Rulnde.
Helen W. Hinghinn.
Sydney I. llrown.
William V. Hates.
James W. Hates.
Delroy Getebell.
C. K. Whiteman.
Nannie K. Wliitemnn.
('. W. Wbillock.
liobert Dny Porter.
P.nyurd McC'liire Getebell.
Mildred K. Antle.
. Ilnwl F. Antle. '. ;
lioland K. Swan. ' .
C. A. Noren.
Ida 11. Kvuns.
Georgie 0. Whillook.
' George Hunt. '
li. F. Antle.-, , ' , ( . , t
, Farmers & (l'Vuitgrowcrs Bunk'.
, C. K. Gates.
George M. Abies.
Wm. P. Make.
Klizubeth Brown.
Marion, Brown.
Henry G. Brown.
B. SI'. Brown.
P. C. Bigham.
IMinaril Carpenter.
Laura V. Crocker.
Jane C. Carroll.
Abbie J. Champlin.
(Continued Tomorrow.)
The United States Government Food
Administrator Says:
"Baking Powder Breads of corn and
other coarse flours are recommended"
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE
.'Makes delicious muffins, cakes and coarse flour breads
NUT BREAD
CORN MEAL MUFFINS
cap corn meal 4
1 cupi floor
s W teaspoos gait
4 levtl teaspoon Boyal Baklnv Towdet
5 tablespoons augar
1 cup mlLk
8 tablsipoont ihortBalnj
Mix ihorotiffhlr dry Inrrtdlants: add tntlk and m sited
shorten lnf and bat wall. Bake In greased muffln
tins In hot OTen about SO minutes.
1 leaipoonl Ilt
yZ cupi milk and water
Vt cup lurar or corn lyrnp
1 cup chopped nuto (not toi no) or 1 cup
ralsini, waibod and floured
ISlx tmretlier flour, baklnr powdor and lalt: add mltk
Tnd "iter, eutar or corn ujup and autmeati or
JSiIm Put Into rreaeed loaf pan. allow to itand
30 m 'nutei in -ar place. Sato In mod.rat. o.eu
40 to 15 mtnutei.
OarreJ, ahittandblu booklet, "Bat War Time Recipei" containing additional nmilar recipa, nnl
free on requett. Addteu Royal Baking Powder Company, Dept. H, 1 3S William Street, eio York
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID
Talcum Powder
Good '15e grade,
while it lasts,'
only, per n.
can... '
Yarn
Odd colors and var
ieties, worth up to
35c, now, -I
skein
jnaniCs
1 ne woman s atore
14-22 N. Central Ave,
Medford, Ore-.
Blankets
Good Size Cotton,
in tan, gray and
white, verji
special, pr... 1
Soap
Pnlrrnfn'e lincf mini
ity, all odors, worth A
12i.c, spe- -JAp
cial, bar.... IVt
THURSDAY'S BIG BARGAIN OFFERINGS I
500 NEW FALL WAISTS ON SALE TOMORROW
$5.00 WAISTS $3.97
50 New "Crepe de Chene"
"Waists, made in this season's
most up-to-date styles, in a
gi;eat variety of styles, values
up to $5, on sale Thurs-lJQ (W
day, each Qd.V I
New "Wirthmor" $1.00 Waists
Why art; "Wirthmor "Waists so popular? Because of
their refined, pretty styles, the care and nicety with
which ihey are made, and because they are perfect
fitting; manv new styles to choose from. Buy now
while the selection is complete, always sold
at, each
$7.00 WAISTS $4.98
50 New Style Crepe de Chene
and Georgette Crepe Waists,
in white, flesh and other col- X
i
ors, some of these waists are
worth $1, on sale
Thursday, each
Charming New $2.00 Blouses
There's always a surprise in store when we open a
new shipment of " Welworth" Blouses for it seems
the new models are always prettier than those we
had before. Buy a Welworth Blouse tomorrow and
Jearn how good a blouse you can buy for
onlv '
$2.00
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I MANN'S-The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price--MANN'Sf
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR NEW WIN-1
i.lVl.i O. i. rv 1171 ! Cij t w -. !
lervoai, ouu ur uress vvnne mock is tiomplete
New Coats
25 Stylish Winter Coats,
full length, some with fur
collars, well made, values
up to $'22.50, sale
price
10 New Plush Coats lined
throughout, . every coat
guaranteed to give satis
faction, very special,
Thursday at,
each
Handsome New Yclour
and Near Seal Coats, trim
med with fur, $35.00 to
$65.00 each.
New Suits
Some wonderful New
Suits, in navy blue serge,
poplin and galerdine, well
tailored, special!!
priced at, each....
La Vogue Suits, in a great
variety of styles and col
ors, the best fitting suit
made, special,
each "...
$35.00
Children's Coats
in a great variety of styles
and colors, ages 4 to lti,
from $5.00 up.
Big Bargains in Domestics r
2-ini h Zephyr Ginghams.. An odd line of Dark I'ci-
and Fleeced Wi'c'1
25C' (',,,I('S '"'I' ,VI':,1,1H;1'S- "1' t
jc values, now,
a vard
good patterns, fast colors, cales
cheap at f.")c, this
sale, van!
iti-itich Challies, for eoni
l'mters, fast colors, nice
patterns, worth '20c a yard.
sale, per
12c
tli is i
vard
18c
Duekland Fleece, suitable
for kimonas and bath
robes, worth 25c, to dose
out at only.
a vard .'
18c
'Vanta Vests, in fine mer
ino, in all. sizes,
very special, eac
''Vanta" Knit Nighties,
tie at bottom and sleeves,
winter weight,
special, each
"Vanta" Gertrudes, for
infants, very on
sueeial. each OtfL
Vanta Diapers 2dc
59c
$1.19
New Dresses
J ust received, a new ship
ment of Serge and Silk
Dresses, in the celebrated
"La Mere" make, special
ly priced from $13.50 up.
Korrect Skirts
A wonderful line of Walk
ing Skirts, in plain ami
fancy styles, all sizes, the
best fitting and
skirt made, priced from y
$5.48 up to $15.00 each.
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uVanta" Garments far Infants
NO BUTTONS N0 PiNS
''aiita'rSilk'aiid Wool
Vests, all sizes', '" f f rtf
vr'iy special, eaoli.W'1'
"Vanta" Bands, in wool,
48c
' anta" Binders, a splen- V
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oii nariiienr 111 wool, JC
very special, each w"t
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