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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON". THURSDAY, JULY 18. 1918
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Fred Sirlpp who a week ago last
Saturday left with Ills wife and chil
dren by auto for Portland, with the
Intention of returning home the fol
lowing Monday, Is still In Portland,
belni! delayed by the serious lllnens
of his father, and may not bo home
for another wepk. On renrhinir Port-
Mrs. J. F. 1-ofland arrived Home!. . .
this morning from tt ten days visit,. . ,,.. , ad was
wna ner son ray, 01 .no ni-.il urn.-. ,e(, on n B ,,,., e
lery. at r ort Stevens and with friend. . ....,,,,, on ., Saturday. Mrs.
1U I OrilUnU. Ktrlnn nn.l tha M Mrot, rtti 1 1 n iinrl nn
.... ...... , ............
Insure your grain and hay. Gen- to points In Washington stole to visit
eral Insurance. D. II. Wood & Co., relatives.
No. 7 West Eleventh street. p,f,in, .i,.u vt Pri.in.. ii.-
Mrs. J. Q. Wllllte of Kerby, hos 19. Launiipach's Jan Orchestra. He
returned home from a visit with Mr. 1 there.
ana airs. j. 11. iiemnKar. R v m,.Kmp, , ,. mrtnl.
Special summer prices on all mil- for . ,n dav, ,rl on frul, bl,Bnells
llnory. Miss Lounsbury, milliner, lo vaklnm, Hood Itlver und We-
J2G Eat Main. 'I"' nalchee.
The business district of Medford I ,
,,,,,, 1 Mrs. Haney for hemstitching and
presented a rather lonely appearance
, ,. , ' , , pecotlng. Garnett-Corey Bldg.
this afternoon, for all the stores and
the banks closed at noon for the day Everett T. Trefren has volunteered
and the merchants and clerks and ,or "ervlc ln ,ne BDruce division of
their famllle. numbering about 200 ,ho armv- Tll " """-d
departed by anion from the Gates "f"" 0,ner8 10 ,alte advantage ot
ttcro at 't p. m.. for Ashland to at- ,llls deferred classification and enlist
I. nil the M county merchants picnic ln ",8 al)rl,ce division,
and outing In Lllhla park. The picnic Federal Cord Tires are here. C.
dinner was to foe served between 6 E. Gates Auto Co.
and 7 o'clock. Miss llallie Wllllts of Kerby, who
Furniture packing and crating, had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas, 201 South Riverside. Phone J. II. Bellinger, has'gone for a visit
182-J. Ill with friends at Klamath Falls and
According to letters and post cards Lakevlew.
received In the city I)r. It. J. Conroy Pacific Highway Garage itlll on
who recently enlisted In the medicul deck. 108
reserve corps passed the surgical ex- William F. Isaacs, the clothing
an.ina.lon at Camp Lewis with 1,1.1. ,,, enJ , , two weks
honor and has been given a captain's vacation at hls fam on
commission in the army. Captain r .,,, the pstator.
tonroy. route to Ontario. 8por( wh frWUen, of fcw
Canada, with his wife and child to ,lr, , .,,,.,.
Ti.it relatives will not receive his SpokM wlll , that loose wheel.
oruer" ,rom "asn.ng.on c p 0MM Aa,0 Cq m,
for a week yet. but has alreadv been M , . ... , , ... ,
tin 1. 8 d Mra. Carl Phelps of Weed
....... .... K .,. curSe forIncr resl(lenU of Medfordi are ,
V ...... . P the c"v " day', visit and
-u ur..,, vu,p inar e,at x h h ,
ilia nrocanl 11 a will 1
, " " Patriotic ball, Nat, Frlda-, July
,ur .r se.era. aays oeiore entering )9 Ja ,,,,. , ets gQ,
"7, ,, Cnr, Gotlcb Frank ,soa(.a
Full llne of camp gocyl C. E. Kvan GotIllel) arriyed hom6 t,
j Au'oCo- ,. . t ' night from their week', outing at
-...... v.. , s....l ... B,-n. Don,t just ask 0l ,nsat 0Q
m .a,.er. pear r.pening in- yeedol. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
...u ,, Ul , wora EnlI Mohr landiord of the Hotel
for the past two weeks. Medford. arrived home this forenoon
.u.e repamug at racinc H.go. from , shor( uslnes3 vlsit at Por(.
way Garage. 108 ,and
?k0d W"J",n' S,l"e -Man wnt truck and
apend the week end a,t Crate, .Uke. ,, , rel d B pnes
departing from this city Saturday Co.
morning. Federal Forest Supervisor Rankin
For the best lnsur.nce.ee Holme., and , crew of nlne
the Insurance Man. . , .
wi.h x u " 'orpnoon to combat a new forest
.... ... lUrea ,.. mor- flre at H,icklel.erry mountain in the
land J Cr,w- Xonal forest which is as-
'. . , . sumlng serious proportions, but Is
Inlon Feed Stable,. Good service. burnlnft moslly In deld llmber An.
PHce. reasonable. V. U Snyder. other n , ,he 8arae region has
P' 10 been burning for several days. The
1 ? ?, "n,fA,rl" 'o8' fir whlfh h be urDln
cultur. Connc I New, wlll be put In f4r f0m6 . , s
the mall, within the next few days. dlMrirt and ,hich ,as ,ho h, , e
Welcome new, this morning was under ., sot awav from , ,lre
ItaaTT i" Pr19"C,lV0f showers ,0- Haters Wednesday. 1, I, also burn
night and cooler weather tomorrow. , , dead nlber ,
Wednesday, maximum temperature Anotuer one of ,hose b ,
wu 96 degreea and the minimum of 0old , &lurday , h, u
Lr-T. .r! ",d" lch-. orchestra wi.l entertain you.
Storage batteries for all car.. C. 101.
,o hT, r . , Pe0,"e hsd bwn ,h0 UMt of Mra. Mae .
.n ,hi r. , , ,0n",h, ' ,or d "d oe to-
in the fag end of the merchants out- dav
11 K?r" "nd A5h'"ni1 N-'one corsets. Phone 5SS-H. Ill
Chautauqua season. , ..... . .
,. . . motored to Ashland yesterday and
"Y "' , , , n- men. taking then, to Medford over
f. , T y . ? ' St xh V"1' higha'av. The railroad
Now ." nZVr t.r?r,,,,nd- '-" Aishton. re-
R A Hm- i"19. ! n Sra,D- s,on' diwl" Secre-
L 6t Th.r Toa :Eainst ,Rr- n,'-a',o' fi,rni" p'W't or the
WM hlM .1 LB,BdTb"' Khwi.em. J. O. Wood-
Canary "d ' wor,h' ""'" rl(ni" dl"r-
Th. j,. ., . . '"'""rly vice-president of the Xorth
frm , v conlin"'" ' SO men ,rn Pi(.,c. 0 railrMj
rT,m Mc,?,"0" "Tv :'" d,',,4r, d,r f 'he orhe.t. Ralph
nwrtT r V n,0rn,"S "m,d' "iref,0r of rallrod
All kind. nf "n!.P, J '"- ,nd fir ' f"rm" PrW
t,.ner .h.vtnlr , 'v'" ' ," ,hf r'rM1 r'h" The railway of-
All fuel .trlctly cash from now on. ,,., , ,hpir priT8,e far yu
Waller a ir..t . 105 1(0Pln Is well acquainted wiia all
Wash .h . x nremerton. 0( th(Mn, , h(5 known
June a". hlTSrn.r ."'n,1 ,h, how "0m' " ,n E".
!!.,,, las for home this even- uk, dr, mer ,h( Sirt.0llIi bul
..,,, . , the teleersm from Mr. Voodworth
drtsh,! w m v""1 0"" '0P ntri " ,a- t make connections,
aresslng wlll restore that 0 U f.ded i--v . .
top. C.K.G.tesAuto Co . inlo..ter.ng. mature, mjd. over
Mrs. Krne., ,e,kiB . nm, j'"
flranea men transferred from t amn v k
1 . , ... , .. l"mp h.i teen re-.dlng in Ariiona for the
home to la "-Te . T ""'T " 'isitor
hereof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Law- Ptlly.,
MltcheU sharpen, lawn mower. S , ".r,'f Al"r. "d d1up"c!'
South Riverside .1 ,r"V' '""ffdv for the.r new home at
Mr ..I m 7 . , I Ashford. Wash., where Mr. Able. re.
-Mr. and Mrs. i.ee 1. Sneer nn.l
H,.,.,.,.. f.r. ., ,, . 1 cntly went Into business. Mrs. AM
oauKtiter, rormer Me.lind residents 1 t
h,,. ,, . re-i'ien.s ,ho has !.'n assistant manaser ot
who hate been living at Klmathl.k.
.in- ...r 11. i. huh nir several iwri,
will stop oft at Portland, Seattle and
other points lor thort visits mhile en
route to Ashford.
rr. Heine. Garnett-Corey Bldg.
The Cth artillery dM not pass
thru Medford today nor was any def
inite Information received us to when
the command would leave Fort Stev
ens. A number of friends and rela
tives of the Jackson county boys
waited at the depot all duy lont; to
day In hopes that the special train
would come along and they would
have a chance for a farewell visit. At
3:10 o'clock this afternoon a long
troop truln having on board soldiers
being transferred from Camp Lewis
passed thru the city.
Your neighbor's new car may tie
bl. old one painted with Murphy Da
Cote Varnish. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Bale Dryan left this
morning for Medford where they
will spend a week for a pleasure
trip. Itosehurg Dally News.
To Chautauqua Special Interur
bau car leaves Hotel Medford 7:15
p. m., returning after program.
Round trip 50 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Elliott left
Wednesday night 'by auto for a
week's camping and flshclng on
Sucker creek, ubout 30 miles from
Crescent City.
Open air pavilion dance. Gold Hill,
Saturduy night. 101-
All persons interested in home
food demonstration work are Invited
to attend the meeting at the home of
Mrs. T. G. Heine, West Tenth and
Orange streets, tonight
TEODY CHEERED AMERICA SENT
N. y. CONVENTION! FOOD TO ALLIES
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N Y., July
IS. Patriotism was the feature of
today's opening session of the repuo
llian state convention; patriotism
and an expression of heartfelt sym
pathy for the family of Colonel Theo
dore Roosevelt because of the loss of
Lieutenant Quentln Roosevelt ln the
cause for which hi. country Is fight
ing. Colonel Roosevelt, laying aside
personal feeling, was the principal
speaker on the day's program. Rival
factions declared a temporary truce.
Former Representative J. Stoat
Fassett, as temporary chairman,
sounded the "keynote" of the con
vention in a patriotic address.
Mr. Fassett asserted that the re
publican party had stood solidly be
hind President Wilson in his war pol
icies and that republican representa
tives and senators "have supported
the president and the administration
Miss Annei1e"er tllan the members of his own
WAS111XOTOX, July 18. Food
vulued i.t nirii.iiii!itely $1,1(10,11(111,-
00(1 wus Kent to the allied countries
from the lnited States dunn; the fis
cal year which ended June ltd, Fun.1
Auuinistratur Hoover wrote Presi
dent Wilson in n letter mi.de public t'i
d:iy, reviewing the work of Hie food
administration. The shipments rep
resent thuse made for the nllied nnii-
ieti und civil population, Helinn re
lief, Ked Cross und the American mil
itary forces. The figures imliciile,
Mr. Hoover told the presidcnl. I lie
measure of effort of the Ame.-ic 111
people to provide the allies willi food
suimlies.
The American v.inien liml 11 di -uu- j II n'Vi-r pointed out.
nnt part ir. the sacrifice neces-.nrv to 1 - -uccouipli-i,
these results, Mr. II over A naval officer has been awarded
wri)te ' a coolness medal. We've been tUink-
The shipments of i;:.t fats !n lug about giving one to the weather
allied destinations were for the lis-; man.
eal year of 101(1-17, 2,lflfi,iPO,0UO
pounds, und for the fi-'-ul year of
1 ill 7-1 a, :t,01 1,100,0110 pounds, an in
crease of 81,1100,000 pounds. The in
crease in shipments of laent wus dur
lo coiwrvutioii mid extra weight of
animals due lo fanners' el'i'oit-, Mr.
PROGRAM
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Liiauiauqua
YOU CAN HAVE
A beautiful complexion by using Annund's Complexion Powder.
EXQUISITELY PKUFUMKI). The lints are Natural, Rose, and
White. We would he pleased In furnish you a samplu package.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Phone 884
Goods Delivered
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.McCormlck will address the gather-lug.
ASHLAND
FRIDAY
'j Afternoon Prelude. Mrs. H. T. El-
IN THE CHAMPAGNE
ON THE FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE, July IS. (Ity the Associ
ated Press.) In stirring phrases, Im
ploring them to stand firm, General
H. J. E. Gauraud, In command of
the French and American troops east
of It helms and In Champagne, ap
pealed to hi. men before the German
offensive began, ln an order issued
iu 111s suiuiers, ue saiu:
"We may be attacked at any mo
ment. You all feel that a defensive j
battle never has been engaged In un
der more favorable conditions. You '
were warned and are on guard with I
powerful reinforcements of infantry
and artillery. You will fight on the
ground you have transformed by
your hard work Into redoubtable
fortresses which are Invincible If the
passage, are properly guarded.
"The bombardment will be terrible
but you will stand It without weak
ening. The assault will be violent.
In clouds of smoke, dust and gas. but
your position and armament are for
midable, "In your breasts beat free men's
brave, strong hearts. Nobody will
look behind nor recede a pace. Each
of you will have one thought to
kill, and kill many, until they cry
enough.
"For this reason yoiir general says
you will break the assault, and it will
lie broken gloriously."
party.
A magnificent demonstration
greeted Colonel Roosevelt the mo
ment he entered the crowded con
vention hall at 3:23 p. m. His en
trance was dramatic. A few cheers i more- ,,erna Halght. Lecture,
and hand clappings heralded his arri-j "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde"; Dr.
vol. Then the band struck up "The 'Joshua Stansfleld.
Star Spangled Banner" and to its '
strains he marched down one of the : Eveing Patriotic musical program,
main aisles to the rostrum. ' the Old Soldier Fiddlers.
i .iv . ! Every morning there will he a
Lieutenant John D. Buier, of the !
V. S. army in the Philippines, who j scrles of le'"'es by Dr. Cook. Bible
Is on leave ot absence In this conn- i study by Dr. Stansfield. Literature
try. with his wife and baby, of Ma-1 by Prof. Berehtpld. Junior Chau-
nlla, and Mrs. S. M. Church of Seat
tle, are an auto tourist partv stoo
ping at the Hotel Holland. They are I
en route from Los Angeles to Blaine, !
Wash.
tauqua.
DENNEY&CO:
FRUIT MARKETING AGENTS' Jf
Specializing in the dis
tribution of Northwest
ern boxed fruits.
M. E. ROOT, Representative
"VYarclHiusc on S. P. Track. Jiiuck Soiilli of .Main St.
MEDFORD, PHONE 294
Main Office Chicago, III. . Western Office Payette, Idaho
F. H. Hogue, Western Manager.
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JULY CLEARANCE SALE
MODART
CORSETS
M. M. Department Store
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
RELIABLE METHODS
MODART
CORSETS
I Thrift Inspiring Sale Through Out The Store I
RUN OVER BY FORD
AND SERIOUSLY HURT
A. J. Emerson of Tripp street on
the Kast side, a retired farmer well
up In years, was brought to the Med
ford sanitarium this afternoon suf
fering with Internal Injuries. Ills
condition Is very serious.
Mr. Emerson and his wife were
out fishing in the Applegate section
this noon when he started to crank
bis Kord car and it ran over hjm.
-Mrs. Emerson obtained assistance
and the Injured man was hurried to
Medford.
Notice to Coal I'scrs
Hy placing orders now. vou aet
your choice of I'tnh coals. No prom
ise of coal laier.
All coal strictly r.h on deliverv.
li'l KAIVS COAL CO.
A A. K. A. l.
V T Special communication Med-
V ford t-ods 103. Friday 1
evening. July 1. Work In j
F. C. IVcree. t.y order of the W. M j
L. E. WILLIAMS. Secy. j
With Medfnrd rmrte Is Medford m
DR. RICKERT m
halle lor some time, left thi morn
inn tor Jefferson. Ore., where Mrs
Speer who Is In very po,,r health.
Ill rlslt at the home o her mother
until ahe recovers her itr.nciti.
Ml. Novle l.oun!nrv leave, this
afternoon for Sn Krnr:co where
ahe will spend a miunti Hu,lunK
millinery styles and Ukinc a vara
I ton.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
VOU SALE 1 head callie. lour
calves, rest cows. IT head goats
;. M. Winn. Wetlen. Ore. let
KVKS MTKATIK1CAM.V
TUsTEK. AMI l.LES
Sales Womens
I Waists $1.19
(Main Floor.)
An unusual offering of Vo-
men's fanov White Waists.
tastilv triminetl 69S $1.19,
H $1.69.
H Savings on Draperies
H Scrims, regular 2")e and 30e to
t'lose 15
Plain saile Scrim, sale price
H 35c1 and 43c
IMnm Marquisette, bargains
H now at .'.43C
H Corset Sale
5 Odd lots of Corsets, various
styles which have been discon-
tinned because of shortage of
materials.
H (lig bargains on seeoud flour)
H Ladies' Hosiery
Fine seamless fast black. Well
S worth IVie. Special... -of"
!l.ick (.lit, fine gauze, onlv
1 49 c
Fiber Silk, fast black Hose.
onlv 65
Pure thread silk. Black Cat
1 S9C
Children's Hose
S Fine ciuize Misses' White Hose
at 25
Fine gauze Misses' Black Hose
S at 25
)oiible thread Bovs' Hose at
39
Lace Curtain Sale
F.i it ire stock reduced one-half.
1." 1-ace Curtains. Sale price
75
2.00 Lace Curtains, Sale price
$1.00
f-2.r0 Lace Curtains, Sale price
$1.25
3.00 Lace Curtains, Sale price
$1.50
Beautiful silk Dresses
A visit to our Dresses Section
will convince you. We have
the largest stocks and are
better prepared to quote low
prices than anv other Medford
store $16.50. $18-50
$20.00. $22.50. $25.00,
$30.00.
Ladies' Shoes
Ladies' patent Pumps, Stv:
now $2.49
Ladies' 2-strap Pumps, Snecial
now $2.49
ladies' gun metal Oxfords.
Special now $2.49
Ladies' cloth top, low heel
Brown Shoes $5.50
Iulies' cloth top military heel.
Brown Shoos $7.50
Ladies' smoked horschido
walking Shoes $6.95
Boy's Shoes
Bovs' low heel tan Sneakers.
f) to 1'. $1.79
Bovs' elk sole Out inn iSlioes
$1.S5 to $3.00
Bovs" low cut Hikers. 110 heel.
$1.65 to $2.25
Men's Shoes
-rT.-'O and Men's Press
Shoes. Special $6.50
T.oO Neoline sole Kiurlish
Shoos. Special $6-00
(i.Cl Work Shoes, double soles.
Special $4.50
Women's Lingerie
On Sale
PETTICOATS $1.98
L'ndcrmuslin Department, Sec
ond Floor A sale -of White
Petticoats finished with rein
forced scallops around the
bottom. Priced special, each
$1.98
WOMEN'S GOWNS $1.98
Beautiful patterns in Slip-On
Xiuht downs in flesh or white,
with attractive lace trimmed
yokes. Priced special at $1.98
ENVELOPE CHEMISE $1.19
A very, unusual offering of
Women's Envelope Chemise in
flesh or white batiste with lace
trimmed vokes. Priced special
$1.19
Knit Underwear For
Women
New lines .just received in fine
ribbed cotton union suits with
plain band top and lace trim-'
mod. Begular si.es, 75. ex
tra sizes at ;.S5.
Another line of women's fine
ribbed union suits with low
neck, no sleeves and ti-ht knee.
Uogular sizes $1. extra sizes.
$1.25
Vests, extra long lisle Swiss
ribbed with V neck or with cro
chet yoke. Hegular siZl-s at
"I'1-'--; : 50
ests. fine or Sw iss ribbed eot
t'.'" ' "Cmnfv-Cut" st vies
N'ov priced at onlv 25'
properly fitted The Store That Meets Your Needs in Quality, Price and Service I
Salle 1-3 vnr Mj Co.
NO MUM'S IsKU
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