Medford mail tribune., June 28, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

PSQE TWO
MBTftWlP MATT TRIBUNE. ifEDFOttD. OREGON. FMDAY, JlTJCE . 28. 1018
IOCAL AND
' PERSONAL
Mliw Iluzel Under of Medfonl, liun
lehnrge of tlio )))iyiilcal Instrnetlon lo
imrtment for wonion of tlio llnlver
Blly of OroKou glimmer le'lioiil.
UpholstorlnK, mattresses niacin over
mid furniture ronalrlni;. DoukIus,
JC2-J. l'lO
1). A. Thompson, who waa niumiKOr
of tho I''. K. Donol eoiiiinny store lie
foro tliut concern was Inken over liy
tho Mny dry kooiIh company, and who
want to AliiHku nliont two years uko
4o lake charge of a buiiineHH concern
ithoro, halt eiillntol In tlio army au a
HicmJior of Mio M'iihoiiIc umhulunce
rum puny, C'n. SIM, muilUiry train No.
1110. Tlio above iiowh wan written by
Mr. Thompson in a letter lit Tuiomu,
Juno i!itli, which has been received
Iby Lee h. Jacoba. Air. Tlioimison ulno
wrote that ills company expected to
Bturt for Franco In a few days.
Dr Heine, Gurnott-Corey Bldf.
. Mr. and Mrs. Homer 1). Dudley and
Mr. and .Mm. Jumos W. Dudley are
I'ortlund motor tourists ((topping at
the Hotel Medford.
Big dance, nod Cross benefit, Ku
Ble Point, Saturday nlKbt, June "9.
293
MiB Molly Murphy and Clernl.l
tSooymiilth, whoso engagement wiif
recently announced, who havo 'been
vlaMInK hero ft wcok with Mrs. Wll
1 la in Hooyuniltli, left today for I'ort
lund. Hukery gooils at tlio Suear now).
83'
AjtfaUotl has Ijeen officially deslK
natod beudquurlera of the Sixth
Soparnto Ilatlallon, National Guard
of Oregon. This will incluilo the com
panion orKnnhcd 1n Aehlnnd and
JledTord. Major .1. Kilw. Tbornlon or
Ashland Ik tlio ranking officer of the
uuttalion.
Canlcena are bout for oarrylnn.
water. 0. H. tintun Auto Co. 9
. Tlio (Hils' Honor (liinid will hold a
public. dunce at tho Nntuloriuin, Sat
urday, July n, mix, for Mm purpose
of ruLilui; .funds for their J(i;d t'ronii
work. Tickets will bn ou sale lu a
few days for llio dunce. .1unlc Im to
bn furnished by ho I,:miii:.i;i.Ii or
chest ra.
. Kor Kaliinluy ut l.nurcl St. Marked
choice yomiit beef. All iilcnks 20c;
all boils and Stews, 13 IK': all roasts.
Mm.VIU (Imisnry who had an op
eration perfiirmvd for Moiiih.Ii truu-
Llo recently, In a prlrtito hospital, is
now Blttlnic up.
Now Is the tlmo to Insure grain
XI. A. Holmes protects you SKnlnst
loss by flro, whllo standing and while
being harvostad, threshed and la
granary.
Tho condition of Mrs. Fred Wil
liams who him been 111 sluco last June
Is very low ut tho sanitarium. She
was thought lo bo on tho road lu re
covery and some time uko left the
Institution and returned liume, but
.recently suffered a severo relapse.
If you want to have a Jouuy koo.1
tlmo attend tho dunca at lOaglo I'd I lit
for tho benefit lted Cross, Saturday
ovonlng. Juno 29. 293"
V. llernord llerbst nnd J. 1). Dan
iels of PiiBsdcnu, Cnllf. are auto tour.
lts visiting In tho city.
All kinds of flood, mill blocks and
planer shavings nt Valley Fuel Co.
All fuel stilrtly cash from now on.
103
Mrs. Charles lVIJn lias returned
from Portland. She was accompan
ied bom. by T. Clark who will be
lior guost tor several weeks.
Friday nnd Saturday sale. 1'nlm
Olive soup, 3 cakes 2li cents, only ono
sale to a uerton. Heath's Drug Store.
M
A long train of drafted troops
liaised thru the city this nioriilns
from the south for Camp Uwls.
Daily's Tsxl. Phone 16.
Mrs. .Molllo McAllister of Kerhy.
Ore., mid Mrs. s. K. lioollitle of Cold
Ueecli. are visitors in tho city and
wero callers at the Commercial club
today.
Windshield glasses for all cars. C.
a. Gates jto Co. 86
liayinoiid A. Mlksihc. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Uvi J. Mlssr he. left this
morning for t'smu Lewis to begin hl
mtlltaiy service, lie r..itt,..a i,t
June nt lireckcnri.lgo. Minn., where
lie w., t',cn livi'ct. Kccontly when
he received mul.e lli.it he was draft
ed be nn.l Bsk,., , h(, UantJ
!. n.v! i.i . ; 1( ., , .
transfer v. .n
Lieutenant Itnlph II. McCurdy, who
win icccutly promoted from second
t.u tirst lieutiuiant, arrived in the city
today for u visit with friends and
relatives prior to departing for Los
Angeles. He has been assigned to tu-t
as military instructor nt a Houthern
California college.
Plunos tuned, S3 in Mod ford, $3.50
In country. Work guaranteed or no
money. Ilnlo'a Piano House. tf"
Mr. and Mrs. C. I". Mlnler and D.
Mlntcr cf Duniimiilr, arrived in tho
i lly this morning and will spend a
day or so here In-line conlliiulng their
Journey lo ,1'orlland where they will
visit f,or Homo tlmo.
Ben Dave Wood about that Ore in
Biiraneo policy. Office, Itoom 404
M. F. and II. Illdg.
Claud Metz Is expected to arrive In
tho city Sunday or Monduy from Sil
ver Luke, Ore., for a week's visit.
.MrH. Met, who bus been visiting here
for two weeks past will roturn with
him.
Use rollnors and cut your tire bills.
C. E. Gatos Auto Co. 8C
II. V. Hockenyoa who Is superin
tending tho building of the nuw Kla
math county court house was In con
ference yesterduy at the Hotel Med
ford with G. E. McClurcn of Portland,
tlio architect of tho court house. Mr.
Ilockonyos wiib called homo by the
illness of his mother, Mrs. Eva ilock
onyos, and will not return to Klam
ath Falls until after July 4lh.
Springs for all cars, c, 10. Gates
Auto Co. 86
Paul Wright, superintendent or
tho Huzzmd mine near Trull, was a
business visitor in tho city last night
and today.
Dr. Ilartloy will vacate his office
Juno 30, 1918. Make arrangements
now for painless extracting.
A number of well known Josephine
county citizens wero in tho cMy Inst
night to attend the Initiation of Chas.
MeClny, tho Tnkllma, mining ninu I
Into tho local Medford lodge of Elks, i
Tho delegation included C. A. Wino-!
trout and (leorgo N'. Flint of Grants!
Pass, and Don Cameron, G. II. Fife
and C. 10. Tin ker of Takllmn.
The Brunswick, ah phonographs In I
ono. Wnters Pntnt Store. tf
V. 1). Uiinli'lsou left today for
Ciinip Lewis, lie was selected as a)
member of the draft contingent j
whU h b rt for the cantonment ye.ster-'
lay, but railed to get notho of this
I'loiii the board and only learned of ,
it when ho rend hln nnino in the list
or dratted men published In the news
papers.
For llio best hisuranco seo Holmes,
tin- i ninu aiiiu .mill. -
. A miui who Is a strangor In the
city, who guvo his muno as Dooloy,
and who erented much nlarm In sev
eral sections of tho city Inst night by
peeplug into tho windows of homes
and prowling around yards was ar
rested at 1 1 p. m. on Poach streot by
Night Policeman Timothy, and is be
ing hold nt llio pollco station ou n
charge or vagrancy until ho can bo
Investigated. Ho was also ou West
Second, ltentty, and Palm streets last
night. Ho Is about S3 years old.
Unliable repairing at Pacific Hlgh
wny Garage. 108
L. 1. Tucker of Ilrownsboro, was
a business visitor In tho city Thurs
day and today.
Mitchell sharpens lawn niowors. 3fi
South Hivorslde.
Miss Edith Kubli ot Jacksonville
and Miss Helen Moo, the well known
upplegulo school tewc-her, are tuklng
the hospital training course at the
sanitarium.
Bettor than cones something now,
ice cream eandwlches Cc. Sugar
Bowl. 83
Mrs. Otto Klum of Newman, Cal.,
is u guest at the homo of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Applogate.
Later she will go lo Klamath county
to Join her husband who is there as
sisting in the euro of 20,000 sheep
belonging to his sister, Mrs. O. T.
AlcKcmlroe. Ashland Tidings.
Jackson County Blacksmiths asso
ciation will go on a cash basis on
and after July 1st.
City Attorney Fred W. Mears will
deliver the chief address at the War
Savings Stamp rally to bo held to
night in tho Cliuntuuiimi auditorium
ut Ashland.
Ralph Mulford In a super-sir holds
all speed recordsand uses Veedol.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. 8C
Georgo M. Alilos who has conduct
ed tho Hotel Medford barber shop
for tho past three years, will leave
next Monday for Ashford, Wash.,
where ho will engage in business.
Mrs. Abies and their adopted daugh
tor will Join him in two or, three
weeks.
If your upholstering is wearing,
put on seat covers. C. E. Gates Auto
Co. 86
Tho maximum temperature of
Thursday was 97 degrees and this
morning's minimum wa3 4CV4 de
gress. Fair weather is predicted for
tonight and Saturday.
Have Halo's tune your piano by
expert factory man and It will give
satisfaction, S3 in Medford; S3. 50 In
the country. tf
Frank Gerdes Is back at his old po
sition at Schleffelln'e grocery, having
returned from Stockton, Calif., where
ho recently located, as he did not like
the climate there.
Why not east your noon day lunch
at Holland Cafe?
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Glasscock and
Miss Eula MK-Curdy who havo been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McCurdy
and family, leave today for Crater
Lake and will motor from there to
Yo-emlte park before returning to
their home in San Mateo, Calif.
Another of those enjoyable Satur
day evening dances at Eagle Point,
benefit Bed Cross, June 29. Bo thero.
29S
The members of tho Medford LIH-
I erty band are requested to meet nt
17:20 this evening at 31 North Grape
street.
Mis, Francis Hockett qf Ashland,
has entered tho hospital bore as a
private nurse.
Over The Top and Then
Some
'1 never felt better in my life than
since taking the first dose of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. I had a bad
case of indigestion and bloating and
tried all kinds of medicine. Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy is all and more
than Is claimed for it. On my recom
mendation our postmaster's wife is
using it with good results." It is a
slniplo harmless preparation that re
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays tho inflam
mation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. For Hale by druggists everywhere.
TO FIRST LIEUTENANT
CAMP LEWIS, Tneoma, Juno 2S.
Promotioji of 85 officers of the
lCCth depot brigade at Camp Lewis
was announced today. The promo
tions included:
To be first lieutenants William
Samuel Averill, Corvullis, Oro.j Wal
ter Howard Blackman, Walla Walla,
Wash.; Clarence Harvey Bragg, Ba
ker, Ore; John Cecil Chapman, Sheri
dan, Ore.; John Thomas Dirks, Blse,
Ida.; Cecil Alexander Durettto, Cer
vals, Ore.; Spencer Gray, Viola, Ida.;
Robert Georgo Harding, Montpoller,
Ida.; Willard Lelloy Hayes, Sheri
dan, Ore.; Sumneu Dont Hays, Boise,
Ida.; Rulph Hubert McCurdy, Med
ford, Ore.; Miller E. McGilchrlst, Sa
lem, Ore.; Fred II. Nichols, Corvallls,
Ore.; Fred Cecil Shepard, Sundale,
Wash.; Leron Darius Sparks, Ellens
burg, Wash.; William Watson Woody
Corvallls, Ore.
Salph Hubert -McCurdy, mentioned
in the Camp Lewis dispatch as pro
moted to the rank of first lieutenunt,
is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Mc
Curdy of 23 North Orange street.
They received special notification of
bis promotion yesterday.
WHEN WEAK
OR KUN DOWN
by Phronlft or nrutw throat ami .tin
trouble wMcii on arcreuM eUlcluiicy
end nu'iiace Jifo Itself, try
ECKiMAN'S ALTERATIVE
TIi's 'i n Cnlclnm mffiaratlon TWss
fi! of tnirk-! t.Mitt: value In Addition to
ll" tvr.fVi.l fpjaiilk'l. I'mitiih no M
cfUol. Narcotic or ilaolt-Formityr Unit
S'A iize, now 1.50. $1 the, now 8l)e.
I't k-.t incllni-.'! war tax, Ml drUKltt.
l'W.in l.Jin-nninrv TTillpdlhltt.
ARROW!
&ft COLLA
Possess exclusive merits.
CLUETT. PEAaOOY llCOriVC? Ai't
R. Kemp Welch. '
ConeullInK mining engineer
and mlneroloslst; examinations
end advlco on mechanical ro
nuiremcnt of all class of mines.
My concentrator savc3 all min
erals including, platinum.
a.-. K. Main St. Aslilnnd, Ore.
ATTENTION PROPERTY
OWNERS
Payment of either principal or in
terest is NOT Compulsory when
making application under the new
13 year extension plan on paving,
sewer and water.
Application must be filed with the
records on or before July 1, 1918.
Penalty of 5 per cent on all delin
quency after that date.
City recorders office will be open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Monday Evenings.
FOR A FEW MORE DAYS
WE WILL SELL ' '
Men's Overalls for - - - - $1.50
Mens Work Shirts 75c
Men's Khaki Pants $1.50
Men's Jumpers - 75c
Men's Dress Shirts 75c
Boy's Overalls 50c
Men's $2.50 Hats - - - - $1.49
Men's Summer Hats 25c
Men's Tennes Shoes 75c
Canvas Gloves - - - - - - - 10c
Men's Union Suits - - - - - . 75c
Men's Calf Skin Shoes Sells for 7
$4.50 other p'aces ..... $3.50
Men's. Blue Serge Coats - - - $1.50
Men's Wool Suits .... $8.75
One Five Passenger Overland Car in fine ; condition, one
of the Best Cars in the country. Cheep. Better See It.
That's all today
WILL H. WILSON
The Cheapest Store In the West
Hoy Scouts Attention
All scouts report 'o scoutmaster
porsoually or by nheno before Satur
day. "SonieihttiK dolngr."
P. M. JANWEY,
Scoutmaster.
F0UTS GROCERY CO.
M'l-Xi IJ KOIt
Vlnk Ileans
W hite lleaus
Crlsco ...H.V. noo, St.
Saner Kraut
Hominy
Sivwnt Potatoes
Corn
1Y.IH
Corn l'l.ikiM
Ketied l;its
Itarley Klour
ill-ahum
Yellow Cum .Meal ...
ie bars l V. Snap
K tars tl. V. Soap ....
repper
Nutuiee. ....
I'iuuaiiHHt
You Mil fmd our
all you need to eat.
B.m'HDAV
10c pound
10c pound
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1.1c
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130
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7.V
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7c
10c
lOc
price, risht on
BrokenWind-Heaves
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tlllK COllIU i .
Ktr !-oil . ..u
Wlt-llen nt I'l,.
Ml: Men iv ,-e i
from her week'.s i
I'ortlnnd.
SlHike-llte will U t:,,,
C. K. liate: Anle l'e.
1. W, liay et i;u n
to serlom i;vr.i::..a
In prlv.t. hospital. While h!s ivii
dltton h been critical ho i, UOw con
sidered out of dmiKcr.
Pacific Highway tinrase 0n
deck.
; ; IICBM JM-ATTIE
at !
I
'.et:e wheel,
l.i
Je'..U!!!.J
your
tiorsa
to health
and
strength
Dr. Daniels' Renovator Powders
A Tru Caditlonr
A S prior Mlkio ft that Tlrvd PmHi
Mukr thltl hort Uk and act Ilk a imw on
.k. jwur Httr lor them antl on of Or
iinkii' Hlit i th hr IhU tk trlh
tu how ltit I m haw lu lrrt
r'n. curt iml all lantrnr- how ta tait
:vlhi aaJ Iicji j.tvHf or uthcrcohla.
Heath's Drug Store
Can serve yen With lr. Panlel Horse
and Cattle Medicine. Com In nd
? us tad set a book.
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SPECIALS FOR SATU
RDAY
Silk Skirts
SATURDAY SPECIALS
$1 1.0!) Skids. Saturday special $S.75
12.1H Skirts. Saturday special i?9.00
$HV(H) Skirts. Saturday sptvial 7.S5
$S.(H Skirts. Saturday special J?().-15
!r(!.."0 Skirts, Saturday special S t. 13
Hosiery Department
Saturday Specials.
Xo. TO. A Vo men's oUc Mack and white
llnse :it 35
No. (U. Weill, ifs 'J!)c ll..si. l.la. k and
white at 25
Royal Worcester Corsets
SATURDAY SPECIALS
$-J.r0 and .3.(X) Front Lace Corsets,
Saturday special $1.49
Two Piece Wash Suits
Saturday Specials.
s:l..0 Suits, Saturday special S2.4.
S(.IX) Suits, Saturday special $2.95
Silk Department
Saturday Specials.
1 let it.2.'" Pongee Silk, Saturday
special at 9S
(See window)
Silk Suits
SATURDAY SPECIALS
$27.50 Suits, Saturday , special at
$18.45
if''l.i)0 Suits. Saturday special at
$22.45
$:l.j.OO Suits, Saturday special at
COO tK '
!,:?t!.00 Suits. Saturday special at
t tdtj. -CtJ
itt
White Middies
Saturday Specials.
Middies, Saturday
special
$1.39
Pectorial Review
Patterns
THE MAY CO.
A. W. HUBBS, Mgr.
Remember Friday, June 28th, National War Saviugi Day.
Waist Department
Saturday Specials.
One let Waists up to $2.2"). Saturday
sl ml itt 79
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