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PGE TWO MEDFORD MAITJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO OX. FRIDAY. JULY 20. 1918 I0CAL AND PERSONAL Mm. .1. A. Ilratney arrived homo this morning from a several months visit at Nebraska points with rela tives and friends. ' Soo our line of J2.50 bats. Miss Lounsbury, milliner. 110 Miss liuth I.oder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Loder, is critically 111 with scarlet fever at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1. Dennett. Another daughter, Mi Frances Is at homo convalescing from a long illness with heart trouble. Hod Cross benefit dance. Eagle Point, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Womack rccolved a postal card Thursday an nouncing the safe arrival of their son Koy Womack, In France. Hoy, who went Into the military service from Hacrnmonto where he was residing, Ib a private In Company F, 364th In fantry. Tliero will be a demonstration of O. M. C. Sieve-grip tractors at the Hamilton Putton ranch, north of the Vilas ranch Saturday afternoon. Mor ton Doty, representative of the Went worth & Irwin company of Portland, is here to assist the local agents, Trolchlor Pelrson Inc., with the dem onstration. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Haney leave tlilB morning for a month's outing at Tacoma. Wash. Her dressmaking fdtop will he kept open while she is away and Mrs. J. D. Eaton will be In charge. Another big dance at Eagle Point Saturday night for benefit of Red Cross. Nice drive, splendid music, good lime. Dr. H. H. Porter Is III at the sani tarium with an Infection of the right hand and has been confined to his bed for the past two days with chills and fever. His temperature last night waB 104 dogroes. While doing some pruning work at bis orchard last Tuesday he sustained a small scratch In the hand. Thowound became In fected causing much distress, and that evening the doctor took to bed. Ited Cross boneflt dance. Eagle Point, Saturday evening. 11. II. Parsons and daughtor Miss Ann Parsons left Friday for Seattle. He exiocts to be gone a fortnight. Clenn-up sale of wall paper at greatly reduced prices. Waters.' 106 Former Couiity Surveyor Drown, Sirs. Drown and their daughter are now located at Astoria, Ore., whore Mr. Jlrown is engaged In engineering work. Furnlturo packing and crating. Ilouglus, 201 Ulversldo, phone 1 62-J. Sir. and Mrs. L. A. Mlkscho arrived liomo Thursday from their motor trip to Sun Jose, Calif. M. Vortln of Snn Joso, who Is Mrs. Mlksche's brother, returned with them to look over pro perly near the city which he owns. Mattress making and furniture up bolstorlnt;. Douglas, 201 S. River side. Plume 102-.1. The Hod Oak group of gold mines on Calls crek near Cold Mill, owned by M. A. Carter, of Ashland, Kmll Hosonuu, of Jacksonville, and John F. Halls, of Cold Mill, wuro sold this week to It. 10. Doan and associates of Portland at a good round price and will bo operated on a largo scale at an early date. The new owners will install niachlno drills and run n lower cross cut tunnel to the ledgo. Ashland Hecord. Tho Saturday night event Is the Jiod Cross benefit dance nt Eagle Point. Hood time guaranteed, and good music. Dev. Albert II. (luminous of Jack sonville, and Walter Fraror Drown of this city, are In attendance nt t ho Presbyterian synod convention being hold nt Eugene this week. Another big dance nt F.nglo Point Saturday night for benefit of lied Cross. (Nice drive, splendid nniBlc. Good llmo. Many residents of Medford and vicinity are planning to attend the Ited Cross dauco to bo held nt Eagle Point on Saturday night. War prices on all wall paper at Whterii'. lOti Mrs. It. I). Illll of Derby, is spend ing several weeks at Ashland taking medical treatment from n specialist. Insure your grain and hay. lion oral Insurance. 1), H. Wood & Co., No. 7 West Eleventh street. Altho the general pear plcklng sea son Is expected to open on Monday. August ,Mh, a number of orclumllsts are making arrangements to begin picking next week. The first picking began nt the Willow Creek orchard last Woilnesday. Tho Koguo Hlver Produco association will begin pack ing August nth. Now Is tho time to Insure grain. 31. A. Holmes protects you against loss by fire, while slaidlng and while being harvested, threshed and In granary. Fred 1,. Strung, tho Medford man who has been an nttache of tho bur eau of markets III Washington. ). ('., since last spring writes that he Is aiiur.li pleased with bis work there. Daily's Taxi, phono 15. II. h. Wulther left last night for a several days business visit at Port land. J Reliable repairing at Pacific High way Garage. .-108 Mrs. (ieorge W. Dunn Is a patient In an Ashland hospital, having en tered the institution last Tuesday. Special Bummer prices on all mil linery. Miss Lounsbury, milliner, 120 East Main. 110' Tho Dev. W. F. Shields, for thir teen years pastor of the Presbyterian church In Medford, has been In at tendance at the synod of Oregon at Eugene, this week. He will visit his many friends In Medford before returning home. Mr. Shields has ac cepted an Invitation to conduct tho services and preach In the Presbyter ian church, Sunday, the 28th at 11 a. m., and In the evening at 8 o'clock. The Andrews choir promise excellent music for both morning and evening. Dr. Ilolne, Garnett-Corey Dldg. Mrs. J. O. Grey left today for Sis son, Calif., to meet her husband who Is returning from a two months busi ness trip. From there they will go to Shasta Springs for a several days so journ heforo returning home. The Saturday night event Is the lied Cross benefit dance at Eagle Point. Good time guaranteed and good music. ' E. C. Jerome leaves this evening for San Jose, Calif., for a short visit there with Mrs. Jerome who Is Tlslt Ing In that city. Full line of camp goods. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miss Anna Broad who some time ago enlisted for Red Cross nurse work overseas, has received orders to report for duty on August 1st. Federal Cord Tires are here. C. E. Gates Auto Co. The canning and drying demon strations to be given by Miss Anne McCormlck at the public market Sat urday morning will begin at V o'clock. For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning, nowlyweds, arrived In Medford yes tordny from tholr honeymoon trip. They were married several weeks ago at the brlda's home, Austin, Minn. Your neighbor's new car may be his old one painted with Murphy Da Goto Varnish. C. E. Gates Auto Co. A motor tourist party is at tho hotel Medford, having returned Thursday from a trip to crater Lake. Its mombers are II. A. Knox, Mrs. '.. Smith, Miss Knox and Miss McClat cboy of Dunsmulr, Calif. Storage batteries for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Private Frank B. Huzulton of Eaglo Point, member of the Seventh company, arrived In the city this morning en route home from Fort Columbia on a 30 days sick leave. He only recently returned to the fort from a three, weeks Illness In a mili tary hospital at San Francisco, and says that of the Seventh company's original membership when it entered war service at Fort Columbia, only 21 men are left, all tbe others having been transferred to tho 6"ith artil lery, tho 60th artillery and various other commands. He confirms the report that Fort Stevens Is under strict quarantine. A few minutes work and some top dressing will restore that old faded top. C. E. Gates Auto Co. MIsb Helen Wood, assistant ma Iron of Asbury bospllul at Minneapo lis, Minn., arrived In the city Thurs day for an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. II Irani Render. Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers. 36 South Riverside. Auto tourists who are guests nt the Hotel Holland aro Mr. and Mrs. V. Miller of San Francisco, tind Messrs. C, II. Kennedy, C. M. Dletber nud J. E. Ilouser, of Vancouvor, ill. C. Pacific Highway Garage still on dock. Vernon Jones of Dutto Fulls, Is among Iho guests registered at the Hotel Medford. As president of the local Red Cross chapter Mayor Gates has appointed the following committee to arrange for entertainments In Medford every two weeks for the benefit of the Ited Cross: Fred S. Stiipp, chair man; W. F. Qulsenborry. Robert Ituhl, Vernon Vnwter, .1. .1. Uiichter, and Paul .hinney. It Is tho plan or Ihe local chapter not only to keep the Rod Cross before the public mind but to aid tbe worthy causo continu ously thru the year. An auction sale will be given In tho city park as the first feature. Mrs. Paul Hanson, local agent for Nubono corsets. Phono oSa-H. 11", .TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST A largo Waterman fountain pen in the Jackson County Dank by a 'poor minister. Reward. Re turn to Mall Tribune office. 106 WANTED Good milling wheat nt Ihe ('put nil Point Mills. We pur chase and store wheat In bulk. 11 1 FOR SALE -tn IS Ford touting car, run 3,000 miles: new tires and extras. A bargain. Valley Garage. FOR SALE 2011 lug boxes, 20 lad ders, 20 picking buckets, one pair U.iino-lli, springs. Phone .'.Mi-. 11. IPS' The Crater Lake stage departed from the city this forenoon with a number of passengers who urrived ou morning trains. Mrs. Jennie 8. Clark of Fort Scott, Kus., who had been spending tho summer with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wat kins, left fori home today. The condition of Miss Lenorc, the nine years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ryan, who has been 111 for the past two weeks with what Is thought to be typhoid fever, was much improved Thursday and today. Andrew Poole, forest ranger In charge of the Prospect and Trail-districts, was a visitor at the federal for estry office here today on official business. MrB. M. A. Jones who owns proper ty In tho III no Ledge district, and sister, .Mrs. M. E. Walker, of Port land are guests at tbe Nash hotel for several days before leaving for the Dlue Ledge. Mrs. George Iverson and daughter of Gold Illll, returned home today after a visit with .Mr. Iverson, pro prietor of the Lighmore llakery. Mrs. D. .1. Sullivan of Carson City, Nev., arrived In the city today for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Charley on North Grape street. Don't Just ask for oil, Insist on Veedol. C. E. Gates Auto Co. H. K. Prank, specialist In cran berry Insect Investigation of the U. S. department of agriculture, has spent the past few days at the local government laboratory on West Tenth street. Besides his cranberry specialty Mr. Prank was employed for several years at Grand Junction, Colo., on codling moth Investigation work, and while here has been mak ing some observations in tbe valley on the codling moth. Spoke-tlte will fix that loose wheel. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 10S Visitors registered at the hotels today Included James B. Stuart of Redding, Callr., First Sergeant Myers of the 11. S. A., Mrs. J. Smith of Ta coma, L. 13. llotaling and James Robertslaw of Dunsmuir, Mrs. Jenny Illll and Miss Laura Hill of Liberty, Ind., Mr. und Mrs. E. It. MeUger of Isleton, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dunning of Merrill, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Itobb of Idaho Falls, Ida., Guy Thompson of Ingomar, Calif., C. II. Chestnut and son of Los An guleB, W. 1). Robinson of Copper, II. II. McCarthy of Rogue River, A. C. Hayland of 'Beagle, Miss M. David son and Frank King of San Francis co, Chas. H. Colvln. Hurt Holcomb, II. II. Pomeroy, J. W. Arthur. F. W. Wcldon, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wright and II. C. Dye of Portland. Painting, decorating and tinting. All work first-class guaranteed. iiiG-W. Ill Rov. Charles E. Wharton, a former Methodist minister at Gold Hill, was painfully injured at Cambridge. Idaho, last week when a largo gaso line englno exploded. He and several others were examining the monster engine when it exploded and scat tered burning baseline over the pnrty. DIED ROYSE Died at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Rert Hooker, 33 Port land avenue, Thursday, July 25, Wm. II. Royse, native of Indiana, age 7S years, nino months, 2S days. Be sides Mrs. Hooker he leaves two sons, II. E. and II. L, Royse, both residing in Klamath county. Funeral services will be held nt tho Weeks and Mc Gowau chapel. Saturday, July 27, nt 4 p. m., Rev. Rollins officiating. Interment In I. O. O. F. cemetery. 1'VmiIs Grocery Co. Wo have some specials for Satur day and evory day In the week. Apricots aro very scarce and hlgji in price. We have a large can for 22c Seeded Raisins 12c Com Flakes 10c Crystal White Soap Or Clean-Easy Soap Or We have the best price on spices l.c and 20c cans for tor 10c cans for 7c You ran snvo sugar by buying some of our canned goods. Rut If you need glass jars for fruit or vegetables get our prices before you buy.. Tho prices on most all groceries are getting higher DC Y NOW. With Medford ttnfin Is Medford mailn FREE. BIG COW BOOK, .virf,... n. c ii, a,- n,,.i ii. BUY DK DAN1KLS" COW INVIGORATOR FKOM YOUK DEALER. IHELP!HEIP! T I'ictUi'es(ue scenes and thrillini; in cidents of New York's yreat under world tire set forth vividly and real istically in the photoplay feature which is to be presented nt the Iti alto tonight und tomorrow matinee anil night. The picture is entitle "A Ho innnce of the Underworld" and stars Catherine Culvert, known ns "The Lady Hcnutiful of the Screen." Miss Culvert was the girl wile of the late' Paul Armstrong-, one of America's most famous playwrights. The pic ture is an adaptation of his most popular drama, "A Huiuance of the rnderworld," in which she was fen- ! lured. In the picture she is support -ihy un all star cast, iiicluilinj; David Powell, Eugene O'liricn, Edwin Fors bcif; und Sybil Carmen. This thrilling: six-reeler is iu real ity an expose of the drujj und opium traffic. It tells a gripping" story of love, crime and intrigue. It shows conditions in their true light, so that popular sentiment may he aroused against them. , It is an all-New-York picture and offers n wonderful opportunity of instruction for those unfamiliar with the chariicters und scenes of the underworld of the great luetaropolis. . , AT PAGE TONIGHT Any person who lias traveled throughout this counlry, will nt once recognize the hotel life in certain lo calities where the jack-of-all-tradcs man of the hotel is the dominant spir it, as shown in Rescue (Fatly) Ar huckle's newest comedy, "The Hell Hoy," which will he presented at Ihe Cage theater today and Saturday. It remains for Mr. Arhuckle, the chief funmukcr in this enjoyable I'ura-mount-Arbuckle comedy, to portray some of tbe laughable characteristics of n, combination bell boy, wailer, burlier, elevator operator, general utility man and sunrey oilier things usually eiiciiunt""".! in such on en vironinent. On the same hill is Billie liurkc in "Let's (let n Divorce." The story of this splendid picture play lias to do with a convent girl in southern France, whose romantic soul prompts her to indulge in harm less flirtations; She weds a student, but when lie settle.; down to a hum drum marital existence, the romance in her nature ngain asserts itself. She meets another man whom she thinks she loves and begs her husband to divorce her in. order that she may wed again. This provokes numerous complications, und in the sceues thai ensue, comedy, pathos nml heart ap pealing moments, are blended with highly satisfactory results. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson Count Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Mnrrlugo Licenses Floyd F. Dlckoy and Dorothy Rnls lon. . James J. Hlco and Jessie E. Gar rett. Adolph Olson and Clara Lea Mld dlebusher. Joseph Barron Johnston and Mary Agnes Dally. Imanuel P. Kurz and Grace Austin. Hnyniond A. Wilcox and Anna Bell Van Natta. Laurence E. Dickson and Hazel M. Putney. John Bear Piatt and Freda Fay Blnns. Ileal flnlo Transfers. E. S. IliUler ot ux to Hale's Piano House Inc., Welter Add. to Medford 10.no llerthold H. Fisher et ux to Lucy E. Berroshelm. S. 2, 3, 10, 11, twp. 38, 1W Kl.iiO J. P. Ilongland et ux to W. S. Hoagland et ux, SB "4 sec. 34. twp. ST., It IE C0fl.no George It. Justus to John HEATH'S DRUG STORE - Can Serve You With Dr. Daniels Horse and Cattle Medicine. Come and Sec Us and Get a Book Justus, sec. 25, twp. 37, R. 2 W 1.00 Lewis B. Overholser et ux to Worthie W. Haynes, '.W cor. D. L. C. 04, -twp. 38, R. 1 W. W. M 1.00 Ralph G. Jennings to Jack son county, land In Jack son county , 10.00 Portland Livestock I'ORTI.ANI), Ore.' July 2(1. Cat tle steady, receipts 2UII. Steers prim'e, $1 1.2."i(ii l"2.2y; good to choice, l(l.7"( 11.7."; medium to good, .!l.f() (Ji'lO.T.V, fair to medium, .f H.."i()i;i !l.."(l; common to fair, .t.'i.oOfu H.fiO; choice cows and heifers, $H.(l(l(i H.iill; me dium to good, JtUi.llO(Vi 7.U; fair to iniMliiiiii, .f.'i.dllfii (i.llll; rimers, if:!. (Ml (no.OII; bulls, .').."ill(.T7..'i(l; cnlvcs.f $8.')(fi U(); stoekers und feeders, .$(i.(IO( 8.0(1. Hogs steady; receipts, 411(1. Prime mixed, .flH.IMIoi 18.1(1; medium mixed, $17.(hi(fl 1 7.85 ; rough heavies, ifl(i.8."i (i 17.11(1; pigs, .i :.7.")f Ki.-J.-i; hulk of sales, $17.7."if 17.8.1. Sheep steady; receipts 4110. Knsl of mountain lambs, .$ I :i.7.1(fi 1 -I.li.1 : valley lambs, .i:!..10('(( 14.01! ; year lings', Jf!)..1l)(n 10.00; wethers, .4..10 (!l..1(l; ewes, i.00i 8.011. Duttcr jxnH Eggs 1'OliTLAXI), July 2(i. Under steady; city creamery prints, fiOe; cartons, ,11c; buying price, butler Int. Portland, ."Ic; cube extras, AiK.2r; firsts, 44c; seconds, 42( 4Mc; dairy. :j:ic. 1 KfifiS Stllfng price, ease count, 44'jc. I'.uying price. 40c; candled 4(ic; selected candled in cartons, 48 (i "illc. I'OI LTRY liens, 21(5 2; broil ers 2(iC27e; old roosters. Hie; turkeys 2S( :i()c; geese, 22c; ducks, young, 21(5 li.'lc. Portland Grain WHEAT New crop, $2.20; barley, feed, )f;10; brewing, $12; outs, ifdl bid ; corn. No. .'), yellow, if(iS biil. MILLSTCFFS Bran, $.11; shorts, t:i:t ; middlings, $.'!.0OG"l!).iO. HAY Hiiyinir price, timothy, if:!.'! (5:14; alfalfa. $28: grain. 2(i. WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Need Help to Pass ihe Crisis Safe lyProof that Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Can be Relic! Upon. Urbana.II!. "Durine Chance of Life. in addition to its annoying symptoms, 1 nad an attack ot grippe which lasted all winter and Iclt me in a weakened condition. 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Weeklyll. 50 Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2.00 (3.50; Clubbing rate, 2.o0. jLElN Mron lL0TnEy fl I saint nh i i In if i 11 r ! TwA J j t IWMlnMllJO IjB Vmd fr . IS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM' Safeguard PASTEURIZATION, 1. Kills all impure bacteria in ihe milk -anti cream. 2. Prolongs its keepintr qualiiics to at least forty eight hours without the use of ice. 3. Kliinhiales Ihe danger of disease so prevalent in m illc 5 : Having inaugurated Ihe pasteurization of milk and ereani, and established an efficient delivery serviee, this institution now offers to the public this valuable food product in its highest form of rich butter fat content and purity. j? If you aro dissatisfied with the milk you have been furnished, and you want an article 1 1' the highest, standard of quality, call us by phone and i v. iil en ter vour name on our deliverv service. PHONE 51 JACKSON COUNTY CREAMERY THE HUN We have storied the Huns, but We have to keep our automobiles going. That i why I we wish to say to the Automobile public, f that not withstanding t he war, we have by a ' fortunate combination of circumstances, ': now in our employe .some -of the best me- j' ehanics and machine men that we ever had. We have a special generator and mag- neto man We have three expert trouble shooters ! We have an expert welding man ( We have two expert lathe men 'l We wash and grease cars In many cases automobile work can not be made perfect without! lathe men 'i MONOGRAM OILS j i We are the largest handlers of Monogram oils in Southern Oregon, and we have just I, received a shipment of ten barrels of -Mono- ) gram medium. The tourist trade all call for it and our local trade is increasing' every day. Headquarters for Crater Lake Tourists CRATER LAKE MOTOR COMPANY : The Health (, 0PPED - J
