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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1918)
MEPFORD MAIL TR TRUNK. BEDFORD. ORKdOX. FRIDAY. .TCLY 19. 131S TWELVE CALLED PORTI.AI.M), July 19. Captain J, E. CulllHon, lioud of the Ori-Kon Bolectlvo Borvira, lias Mummified Hie quotas of the call for 400 men to be entrulned for Camp Fremont, Cal., during the five-day period lioKlmilng August 5. This lb Ihe first call of .AiiKimt and Jai'kHon county must furnish 12 men. Authorization has been Blven lfjenl boards to Involuntarily induct renls trants of the June 6, 1918, class In case their quolus ran not bo filled by Ihe roimilnliiK Class 1 men of last yeur'H niKlslrullon. itoKlst.i-niilH of tho June, 191K, cluss may bo volun tarily Inducted under this call. Some of the local boards will find it necessary to take registrants Trom tho Juno, 1918, clnss, as thoy have already oxhnustod their supply of Class 1 men under the 1917 reKlstra llon. Apportionments of the call Issued durlnB tho first part of tho week for dpeclal and limited Burvlco men und Tor voluntenrs of Classes 2, 3 and 4, experienced In sawmill nnd IohkIiik Industries, to be sent to the spruce production division of tho signal corps at Vancouver, Wash, have boon announced. Volunteers will be ac cepted up to July 23. Involuntary Inductions will be made to III up the quotas unless enough men volunteer. Jackson county Is called upon for three chokers aud two head huckers. ' A New York telophono operator lias married a millionaire. Hereafter, instead of calling him up she'll call lilm down. E OF EVANS CREEK ..An inv";ti;ntiin "f wlint is niliiu the bean ipii of the Kvans creel: district will lie hciiiin next week by ('utility Vu'ririiltiirnl Ajjent Cute. This is the heaviest Im-mh kiftw'inx see. linn lit Hie county and has never lie lore liuil any Ihmiii tremble. The leaves of the present cmp are show ing a slight yellowing and the leaves are puckered nnd withered. Il now looks as if there would be a miieli shorter crop than usual. Mr. Cute will spend four or fivt days on the investigation and will also try to organize tin- bean grow ers of Kvniis creek, the Anpleale mid Josephine county into an asso eilllioll, in Hie interests ol' eolnlnullil V liuuilliii, betti'i' standards nnil niii- I form iii-iiiliir, anil lor obtaining bet ter prices. FAR EASTERN BRANCH El WASHINGTON', Jiilv 1!). Crea tion nt' a fur en stern division with ( M. Itisli of New Yiu'k aw cliU'f, was aniioiiuci'il today liv the binvau ot foreign arid ilmn'Mti. eoruiiir'(. Tile new division iw otTieial reenu nition of tin elnser relations helweeii America am I lie nations of (he Orient and is the first step of the govern ment toward developing eoininerei.il intercourse -with them on a Inre 8cale. Kslahlishnieiil of the new division waH mi.de possible by an appropria tion whieh has just heconte available. The hlR'n winds of the past two days out in the hill districts fanned several dying forost fires Into life analn. A new fire is burning on (irouBO creek, south of Ashland Butte, and also u new one along Wil low creek, two miles south of Mns quita mountain. 'Both these fires are In Juckson County r'ire I'atrol asso ciation territory and are suld to bo of minor proportions. Federal For est Supervisor Ilankln and a force are still fighting the fire at Huckle berry mountain. Another big fire In the Crater national forost Is burning at the head of the middle fork of the Hogue river up In tho Cascades. Your neighbor's new car may be his old one painted with Murphy Da Cote Varnish. C. E. Gates Auto Co. William (1. Tult arrived home to day from a several duys business visit at Portland. To Chautauqua Special Interur bun car leaves Hotel Medford 7:15 p. m., returning after program. Hound trip 5 0 cents. The supper to the draried men will be served In city park at 7 p. m. to night. Tho men will gathor In the pork at (1:30 p. m. to moot the draft board and other officials. A big crowd of people is expected to watcn tho hoys eat. Americans took several towns in the course of the nijiht. Kurly this morning the Americans also made further progress, Ihirine; the iiiyht Oennan reinforce ments were coining I'rniii tiie region in the north, hut the expected counter attuek has not appeared up to an early hour this utternuon. . mi.rieiin troops continue to hold the plutcati southwest of Soissons where on Thursday the Gertnnns made their first organized counter at tack. This fell down, however, as soon as the American heavy artillery got into action. This was one of the fiercest strug gles in connection with the Krunco Ainerican offensive. The battle rag ed southwest of Soissons for some time. II resulted in Ihe (Icrinaiis l'all injr back finally under the rain of the heavy tfunlirc of the Americans. (hie of the towns taken by the Americans last nijihl was Vieiv.y, six miles south of Soissons. Towns to the north and south of Ibis were also taken in the currying out of the plan to straighten the entire line on the Soissiins-Chutenu-Tliierrv front. ZEPPELIN FALLS IN FLAMES ON GERMAN-DUTCH FRONTIER AMSTKM1AM, July 111. A Zeppe lin fell in flumes at the (ieriuan fron tier near Dnlhcini on Monday evening, the liotterdnmsche Coiii-ant an nounces today. ALLIES ADVANCE CONTINUES. (Continued noffl Page One.) their Kpcarhcnil inidwuy between Soissons and ('liiiti'int Thicrrv. The Middle Aged Womeiv. Are Here Told the Best Remedy for Their Troubles. Freemont, 0. "I was passing- through the critical period of life, being1 forty-bix years of age and hud all the by mp torus incident to that change - heut flashes, liurvoufciiebB, and was in & general run down condition, . bo it was hard for me to do my work. Lydia IS. Fink ham's Vegetable Compound was recommended to me as the best remedy for my troubles, which it surely proved to be. I feel better and stronger in every way since taking it, and the annoying symptoms have disap peared." Mrs. W. Uodukx, 94$ Napoleon St., Fremont. Ohio. North IJavcn, Conn. "Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegeta ble Compound restored my health after everything else had failed when passing through change of life. There is nothing like it to overcome the trying symptoms." Airs, FijOKumck lutiXA, Box 107, North liaven, Conn. Calcerbg TrflpriynTCTf FOR THROAT AND LUNGS A Calcium compound that wtll bring- ro ller In many a.ulo ami chronic cuim. riovfd.-a In handlist form, a baale rem edy hKhly ris-niiimeiifletl bv aclelico, Con tain, no harmful ilri ea, Try 'horn today. SO cents a box, including war tax Ynr ante by all dni.Klatn Jrkuian Laboratory, lMilliidrlpbi. I'XH'TS filMX'KKY . SilM'X'IAUi 1-XiR HATl'ltKAV C liars Oreut Western Soap 2rc ID bars C. W. Soap floe 10 pound sack Barley Flour 7.V. pound sack Rolled Oats 85c Mice Flour llic Corn Flakes ; 10c Potato Flour , l.V. (Iraham Flour MSc All 10-cent Spices 7c All 15 and 20-cent Spices Urc A. and H. Soda 7c 5 lbs. natural Klce 3.c 2 lbs. natural Rice BHc. 3 Pork and Beans 2.V. :i i x i. Soup is5c Speclul prices on corfee and tea. You can save money on what you' want to eat nt KOl'TS filMK'KHY LYDIA E. PINKHA VEGETABLE COMP LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. I.YNII.MASS The Alco Cafe Coiner South Central und .Main St. T-Done Steak 4.1c Sirloin Steak S.Tc Rib Steak : Plain Steak SKJe , I llamhurK Steak 'Mr. Pork Chops :Te I Pork SausuBO jS.1 Ham and ICggs :i."ic SAXDWICIIKS Hamburo; 10c Ham lfc Cheese .lOc Sardine loc ! Cold Roast Beer 10c Cold Roast Pork 10c Cold Boiled Tongue 10c I ricaicu iuiiue urc .vtusn ana t-oiiee irc Doughnuts l.V; Pie .- 1.1c Hot. Cakes 80c Chocolate 10c Milk ; 10c Noodles 2.1c fcir' i Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t t t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y I .t Good Bargain News For Saturday To Neglect Buying Now Means Payment of Higher Prices Later On- Buy All You Need Now Wonder Bargains In Read-to-wear Extra Shoppers 98c SALE- 98c Wash Skirls, values m " :i'00- Qfir Sale i'iT Ov Middv Uliuiscs, elicap 98c llcatlierliliii'iii Skirts, S1;.!;: 98c Tiincu colored Outing Suits up toft.Ol) Q0r values. This sale-701 Children's (iiuuhain Dresses, up to :i1.r0 sir 98c $2.00 Parasols, Now SPECIAL SALE OF OUTING GARMENTS Khaki Coats. lie'iilar price up to.IS.OO. Q0 Sale price One piece Khaki Out ing Dresses. ffO AQ Very special... L,W Two-piece Khaki Out -jug Suits, with divid ed skirt or riding breeches. Special ... SPECIAL SALE OF WASH SKIRTS ''.") Fancy Wash Skirts li) to ;(!"). 00 values. $1.98 Sale Price 98c Khaki Athlet ic. liloolllClS... $6.98 $1.98 WHITE SKIRTS :.f)0 values $2.69 to.OO values ....$3.9S (.:0 values ....$4.98 .S.f0 values ....$.698 Puiigalow Dresses up to jkri.OO val- V) AQ ue. now "PfCutO All Spring Suits 25co Off Regular Price Great Saving on Corsets Miller liros. I Sack haco Corsets. Worth todav. .fl.riO this Q0p sale pair 701 Warner's l!aik Liicc Corsets in Flesh color, liro caded; worth Warner's Urais seres, new style, cheap at ("c Cflr this sale, prVvt New liandcaus in flesh ami while. Very U7t inl ( ioodwill ( 'ol'Sets, front lace. Uest fit ting corset made. Sold up to S.0l. To he clos ed out pair Warner's front lace Corsets, new anodel, iair ... Warner's front lace Corsets, elas tic (op and me dium biislO Cm Special, tJ.Jv .."'.$2.39 $2.50 Muslin Underwear at Less Than Cost of Materials Women's Muslin I Women's Corset. downs, cheap to day at tl.-:'- For this sale, ftr U71 each Women's Corset Covers, cheap at i . :n:is 39c Women's downs and Coinliiiiiit ior. Suits, also ( "orsct Covers and niooiners, up to ifl.'iO values. flOp This sale 701 Covers and Draw ers. Regular 1.00 value-. This sale, each . 69C Women's downs Corset Covers, Coinliinations and Drawers; val ues up to ik'J.Ott. All sizes, to lie closed oli( at each 31.19 What You Can Buy For 10c dood Jewelry up to "0c values. (lood Talcum Powder, cheap at l.V. Colgate's Toilet Soap. Regu lar price l.V. Art Stamped Pillow, up to "0c values, on sale Ifif Saturdav, each - rrr . Waist Sale ")0 New ' Wirthinor Waists, cheap todav at -f l..'0ff 1 An On sale at. 'each Jl.VU )0 ( 'repe tie Chine and ( !eor- gette Crepe Waists; up to S.(X) values. On Sale Saturdav .... $4.98 7 1 ;' SENSAT10NL BARGAINS IN SILK PONGEE SILK aims r or i i-a-j x. cknthai. MKindiin, oiti:(aN 1000 yards fine, im ported Pongee Silk. Cheap at 1.00. IU inches wide. For this SSTJl' 69c FANCY SILKS 1000 yards beautiful new Fancy Silks in stripes and plaids, up to Rvalues J J J(j TUB SILKS KX10 yards in fancy ' stripes. $1.25 Q0p values, now 7Uv DRESS GOODS. BATISTES WASH GOODS AND WHITE GOODS GABERDINE 1000 yards, fine grade fancy Uatiste in dots and stripes. Values up to 2.V. This 1 Cp sale, yard Fancy Skirtings. Tn white and tan grounds. Values up tooOc. This sale, yard 25c FANCY VOILES and Swisses in Ptripes and plaids. i)0c ")An values, yard for white skirts, 8(5 inches wide. Cheap at H.V. This OCp sale, yard Ml DOTTED SWISSES 34 inches wide, in clots and fancy figures. Kogular 7V. values. For this sale CQ,, yard Jt WHITE VOILES in checks and plaids. Values up to ")0c. Sale price, 5Cp vard All Dresses 20 Off Regular Prices Hosiery and Underwear at Great Recuctions Sheets, Pillow Slips and Towels at Low Prices 72x00 Wearwell Sheets cheap to dav at $12.00. For this sale 81x00 Wearwell Sheets, cheap at sale lluck Towels, large size, good quality, 12-V values, Ofp now, each Turkish Towels, values to VOAp This sale, ei7l $1.69 rearwell heap at .$1.98 Kenwood Pillow Slips, Regular -IV values. For 35c 42 and l." inch Pillow Slips, cheap at 2-V. 1 On ThU sale 101 lluck Towels, good (pialitv, 120e :tr:. : 15c Turkish Towels, good size, -V values, 10p Special, ea...A0 Women's Silk Hose in all colors, good quality. Poi nds sal pair l: $i.oo Women's Silk Hose in white, grey, chainpaigne and navy, with with fancy I'.nih. clock. Very spe cial, pair $1.50 Women's Lisle Hose in all colors, cheap at Joe. For IS8::1:: 69c Women's Cotton Hose in white and black, "V quality. now, pair wJl Children's good piality Hose in black and white. Vcial, f pair r ? 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