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PA'QE TWO MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. , OHFJOX. FDTDAY. AITiFST 2. "MIS Mm. Emma McKeever left this morning for Montague, Calif., to visit her daughter, Mrs. C. K. Fletcher. Full line of camp gooda. C. E. Gates Auto Co. According to news that him reach ed Jacksonville, former Deputy Slier. After eight years of continuous!'" curley" uiison, who left lamp service as chief of police, of Hertford, j l-ewis over a month ago, has arrived J. T. Illttson has resigned to enter I ,n France. IOCAL AND PERSONAL the automobile business, lie handed In his resignation, to take effect Im mediately, to Mayor Gates this morn ing. Mr. Illttson has purchased an interest in the Hoy I'ruitt auto agen cy and will give his time and atten tion to that concern from now on. Night Policeman George Timothy who during the past year has several tlmeH served as acting chief of police, will prohubly bo appointed chief at tho council meeting next Tuesday. Furniture packing and crating. Douglas, 201 Hlverslde, phone 102-J. Mrs. Ilenjaniln Sheldon arrived homo this morning from a visit with friends nt Portland. Stale Fair, Salem, Oregon, Septem ber 2.1-2X. Splendid cxhiihts, excel lent music, high class entertainments nud a superb racing card. For par ticulars write A. II. Lea, Salem, Ore gon. I Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Barber, Ilss Mercedes Marber and Mrs. II. N. Osborn, who is Mrs. llarbcr's mother, , arrived home Thursday from a sev . oral days auto trip to Crater Lake and Pelican bay. Mattress making and furniture up bolstering. Douglas, 201 S. Hlver slde. Phone 1C2-J. Porter J. '.Neff left last night for a business visit at Chicago.' He will be gone about ten dayB. Storage batteries for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. C. D. Stout, the well known Pacific & Eastern railroad foreman; accom panied by Mrs. Stout, arrived home this foronoon from Portland where he had been In a hospital since the latter part of April. Mr. Stout, who suffered a badly broken leg at the knee In nn accident six months ago, 1b now. able to get about on crutches, hut It will bo a long time yet before ho can do any active work. The Trcichler-Peirson Inc., have moved their salesroom to corner of Main and Grape streets, the Garnett Corey building. Service station ito be continued at old stand on Hlver Bide. 113 The condition of Dr. E. II. Porter continues to Improve and' it is now only a question of time until he re gains health and vigor. Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.1 Federal Cord Tires are here. C. E. Gates Auto Co. A motor touring party from Green wood, Miss., that attracted more than usual Interest during their day's visit here, departed from the Hotel Med ford Ibis morning for California points. The members of the party, who travel In two big Mercer touring curs with two chauffeurs, one colored and one white, and a colored maid, are D. S. Jones, a prominent cotton and corn planter, Mrs. Jones, Miss M. A. Harding and several young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. They loft Mississippi seven week ago and since have traveled over 4000 miles, ffrst coming norlli to St. Paul, then over the northern route to Yellowstone park and from there went to western Canada which they toured. They had Intended to visit Crater Lake hut decided after reach ing Mcdford to hurry on home so the children could attend the opening of school. Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. Miss Alice Streets of Grants Pass, has returned home from a visit with the V. G. Steel family at Crater Lake. Insure your grain and bay. Gen eral insurance. D. R. 'Wood & Co., No. 7 West Eleventh street. The fire department was called out early Thursday afternoon by a fire on Pine street. Get your ad copy for Sunday mor ning's Sun In by Saturday morning sure. ( If- The auction market for pears pick ed up a little yesterday in the east. In the New York market 14 cars sold at $4.27 a box. In the Boston mar ket the price was $4.15 and In the Chicago market $3.75. Five carloads of Dartletts loft Medford last night for the east. One was shipped by the Hear Creek orchard, two by the Bard well Fruit company, one by the Rogue Hiver Fruit & Produce associ ation and one by Guy Conner. Don't just ask ror oil. Insist on Veedol. C. E. Gates Auto Co. iMr. nnd Mrs. Ohales Palm ,are pending the summer at their cottage at Hocky Point, Pelican Bay.- They have been there for a month. Your neighbor's new car may be his old one painted with Murphy Da Cote Varnish. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Harry Siegel of Rosolinrg, the well The Medford Elks lodge has ap known Southern Pacific passenger pointed the following committee to conductor, who hus paBsed thru Med-1 arrange for transportation for local ford dally on his train for the past Elks and their families to attend the six years, is making his first visit to 1 big annual picnic of the Elks of Jack the city during that time. He Is onjson, Klamath and Siskiyou counties vacation and is visiting friends in j which will be held at Klamath Hot Ashland and Medford. (Springs, Calif., a week from next Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers. 36 .Sunday: Fred L. Heath, George Til. South Riverside. : ton Jr., George T. Collins, H. K. Tom-' .Mrs. Wlliner Hilt of Ashland, who ' Unson and Carl D. Bowman, has been seriously III for several j E. J. Gallagher, the post office in weeks, is now a patient in a Medford spector, left this morning for a busl hospltal. (ness visit to - Portland and other For the best Insurance see Holmes, j points north. Former Mayor V. II. Canon, who the Insurance Man. Charles Keames, assistant United States district attorney at Portland, and family arrived In the city this morning en route for a visit to Crater Lake. Mr. Iteames reports that A. Is registrar of the I'nlted States land office, and Mrs. Canon are here from Koseburg to spend a two weeks vaca tion visiting relatives and friends. Miss Anne McCormick gave a food E. Reames Is now visiting Clarence j demonstration in the Red Cross Iteames at Seattle and will probably rooms at Gold Hill this forenoon, and return to Medford next week. from there went to Grants Pass on A few minutes work and some top j business, dressing will restore that old faded Visitors In the city registered at top. C. E. Gates Auto Co. F. O. Ahlstrom, tho Butte Falls merchant, and Cecil Ahlstrom and Lester II. Smith, also of the same town are guests at the Hotel Holland. Mrs. Paul Hanson, local agent for Nubone corsets. Phone 5S5-H. 117 V. E. Walker, local manager of the Standard Oil company and family left today to spend a two weeks vaca- the hotels today included Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Yocum of Chicago, Glenn D. Hart of New York, .Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Iiurnham of .Martinez, Calif., J. M. Roth and J. S. Tomes of Seattle, Ii. M. Hansford of Wheeling, W. Va., I). M. Montleth of Los Angeles, II. T. -Mordoff and Otto Joel of San Fran cisco. W. P. White and L. E. Blaine of Albany, Ore., George A. Grieve Hon at Union Creek and Crater Lake. ; of Hornbrook, G. A. Price of Reuben, Butte Falls Lumber company want saw mill men and lumber pliers. Pay standard wages. 116 Among the motor tourist parties stopping at the Hotel Medford are ! Ore., C. O. Baney of Sams Valley, and George J. Bonness, W. H. Kay. A. V. Webber, R. E. Keal and Eugene Steel of Portland. Mrs. D. W. Parker of Klamath Mr. and Mrs. iX. V. Btanehard Jr. 1 Falls, after a short visit with friends and Miss Blanchard of Santa Paula, j in this city has returned to Ashland Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace to continue her visit with her mother, of Butte, Mont. Mrs. J. V. Jarvis. Any one knowing the address of ! Mrs. Ella Raypholtz has returned Wilford Gardner please notify Mrs. Ito ber borne at Jacksonville after a Dolly P. Love, Central Point. Ore. sojourn at Ashland for, her health. 117 j Dr. 1,. W. Schuchard, eldest son of jMr. and Mrs. A. A. Schuchard, ac companied by his friend, Frederick j Horkinstein, a San Francisco busi ness man, have arrived by auto from I the latter city for a visit with the j doctor's parents at their orchard Thome. Dr. Schuchard Is first lieuten ant in the officers reserve corps, den- i tul section, and expects to be called I to active duty any time now. Milton I Schuchard, second son of Mr. and I Mrs. Schuchard, who Js In military service, recently arrived overseas. j Elmer E. Wilson of Medford, was among the list of men accepted yes terday for entrance to the second of ficers training camp to be held at the University of Oregon from Aug. 3rd to Aug. 30th. The cool weather of Thursday was much enjoyed, the maximum tern- i poruture of the day being 84 degrees. JThe minimum of this morning was 150 degrees. Fair weather is predict ed for Friday night and Saturday. I" Taking advontage of the lull be tween grass fires and the usual de mand for the fire department's scr j vices, the firemen have forsaken the j boso and1 water for Hon Ami and a I cloth, and having made a round in ! the fire hall the result Is lllumin . ous. Every discernible niece of brass nil pickelware. every painted piece of wood that had become tarnished, and even the fly specks on the bars of the city jail have undergone the Jzeal of the firefighters for . neater ! equipment. Numerous comments on the present sightly appearance of the fire equipment have been heard. Walter Larned of the Rogue River Canning company and Porter J. Neff. attorney for the cannery, left for Chi cago Thursday In the Interests of the company. Mr. Neff will return about August 15, but Mr. Larned will re main east indefinitely. Ella Parsons and Dorothy Nead, two young women who escaped sev eral weeks ago from the Louise Home at -Portland, were apprehended this week at the Hotel Austin la Ashland where they had obtained employment and were taken back to Portland. P0ST0FFICE DEPARTMENT CONSIDERS TELEGBAPH ACT 'WASHINGTON', Ai'w. 2. The pol icy of the Western I'nirm Telegraph company of ilisHmrxini; employes who affiliate with the Commercial Telegraphers' union was considered today In1 the pnslofficc department, diri'i-tinjr telegraph nnd telepliniie companies. No nnnmiiicciucnt is ex pected for the present ns 1'ostmjister (ienc nil Hiirlcson is out of the cilv. H0RLICKS PAYS PENALTY . FOR HOARDING FLOUR WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER 1h" Phone: Pacific 227. Night Phones: F. V. Weeks, 10;i-J2. j luly A distant. WASHINGTON, Aii- 2 For Imv inir on ham) more Hour than food udmifiistnition regulations Mrmut, the Horlii-k Malted Milk eonipanv lui eoniribnled .f.'iO.lKH) worth of its products to the army nnd navy, the food administration anotinced today. DOCTOR URGED AN OPERATION Instead I took Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound and Was Cured. j Baltimore, lid. "Nearly four yean I suffered from organic irouoiea, ner vousness gnu neau ' aches and every month would hove to stay in bed most of the time. Treat ments would relieve me 'for a time but my doctor wefl al ways urging :no to JMi,.wa nn operation. T77k. My sister asked me I Ji Nt T.v.lio R Pink. h a m'8 i Vegetable Compound before consenting: to an 'operation. ' I took five bottles of itand it has completely cured me and my I tell all mv friends uhn bnvM nnv trouble of this kind what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound has done for me." NHLUB B. I Brittingiiam. 609 Calverton Rd., Balti- more. Md. It Is only natural for any woman to dread the thought of an operation. So many women have been restored to health by this famous remedy, Lydia E. Fink ham's Vegetable Compound, after an operation has been advised that it will pay any woman who suffers from such ailments to consider trying it be fore submitting to such a trying ordeal. finite MM 3 work is a pleasure. T Mrs. Clara Myers following a three weeks visit with her son. O. V. Myers and family, left today for her home at Salem. Mrs. Jane Carrol leaves this even ing for Portland where she will visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs. Ilawlett Jacksoa, an early pioneer of Oregon, Who died at Can yonvitle last Sunday, was a sister of Ike Bailey of Jackson county. FREE. BIG COW BOOK. Adrfrru I)r A C. njmrl,' Hion. Vl.. - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SA1.K 14 head of cattle and four calves now In pasture; also two saddle horses and three work horses. O. M. Winn, YVellen. Ore. . ; .' .' 12" IHELP1HI I -THE COW NEEDS HELP. I 1 VIW THE Sj1! 1 r 31 fg&& liHH WANTED To buy five cords of fir wood. S.'9 East Ninth street. "113 BUY DR DANIELS'' COW INVIGORATOR FROM YOUR DEALER HEATH'S DRUG STORE Can Serve You With Dr. Daniels' Horse and Cattle Medicine. Come in and See UsandjGet a Book SENECA CAMERAS Simple to work, easy to load, light to earn Seneca Cameras are all splendid picture makers no matter whether it be a Scout at $2.75, a Folding Scout at tl 1.00 or a Folding Roll Film Seneca. They accommodate any standard make of film and because of their special features allow the widest latitude in every branch of artistic photography. Let us show them to you. Heath's Drug Store Thone 884. The Sun-Tnx- Store Gagnon Lumber Yard ATI Kinds of rough and dressed Lumber. Specialties: Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Sash and Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes. Give us a trial and Buy Jackson County products. Place orders now for Fruit Boxes. New Shed 113 S. Front St. Phone 859, Medford ? Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y t Y y Y t V t y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y v t y f Y Y Y t Y Y Y Mid-Season Clearance of Summer Goods STARTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 Every department of the store offers its quota of bargains, only a very few of which find space in this advertisement. Thrifty shoppers will do well to visit the store during this sale Silk Skirts f; Piece Goods Department rr1 1 -" Fancy Pongee ;tt 1. '." Plain' Pounce at .$1.7.") Fancy Pongee at -'.l!.') Foulard Silk at S2.00 Foulard Silk at 1.!S Stiiu Wash Silk at ... )")( Si ripe Madras at :.') Stripe Poplin at T.'ic Silk (iiiiifham at 9S i)SC SI. 19 Sl.S!) St.75 $1.49 2.V 40c Stripe (ialatea at '3 and ."..')c Plain Cotton Crepe at 2oc Hundreds of yards of Fancy Dress (iinghains at 25c HOUSE DRESSES $:l.."0 Two-piece House Dresses !."( 1 Two-piece House Presses ....S2.00 ....$3.50 WASH SKIRTS -J.."i0 Skirls onl v SI. 50 Colored Wash Skirts SI. 25 BATHING SUITS H !.."! Suits only :;1'.")0 Suits only S2.9S Sl-75 Ladies' Underwear 2")c Tights, sale price ")0c Tights, sale price 1 lot :').")( Vests, sale price UNION SUITS ."(). Suit, sale price :")( Sirit. stile price 25c4 19 Vj (.'if Hosiery Department "") ..Bii.wn.. Fihre.. Silk II"so 65k L'MpairWc Hose, and white... 10 pair 'J!)c ;ii'.'. white. II. Mark ..25o Y y Y f Y - Y V Y -Y Y Y ...S9.00 spu. i a ! $12.00 values at $12.50 values at sm.OO values at 89.00 ii'ii ifi i .... -?;.wu .ones hi S7.0U :f.00 values at $5.00 $8.00 values at $6.00 $b')0 values at $4.25 ii1 m; bivu im- U WHITE WASH SKIRTS $7.00 values at $1.00 t).oi values ar $".00 values at .$:j.r0 values at .'.( Hi values at $1.50 $2.2." values at $1.75 f f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y t $3.50 X ...cpJ.IJtj $.5W SILK SUITS :l.-.00 Suits during sale 27.")0 Suits during sale :'.t).."i0 Suits during sale SU.OO Suits during sale $25.00 $21.50 ..$27.50 $24.00 THE MAY CO. Inc. HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS A. W. HUUBS, MGR. BETTY WALES DRESSES PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS Y t f Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
