PXBE TWO
MEDFORD MATT, TRTTJUNE. MEDFORD. OR KO OX. FRIDAY, . OCTOBER 4, 191S
TOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
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Roy. P. n. Huffman who In Y. M.
C. A. aocrotury nt Ft. l.nwton, will
arrive in .Modfonl this ovenlns for a
visit with hiB wifo. He will preach
at the Christian church .Sunday.
Attorney Newloa W- Borden has
moved his law office to the Palm
block, 107 East Main street. 177
Mrs. Fred l.a Hock left Wednesday
for San Francisco, after n hIx weeks
vlBlt with hnr sister, .Mrs. A. 1. Doug
las, and other relatives.
Orres, t ho ladles' tailor, will ho at
Hotel Holland every Tuesday after-
. noon; high class only. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. 172
C. V. Carter, .Mayor I.nmkln and
Tostniaster Kuir.or of Ashland, pave
a chicken dinner in Ashland last
night in honor of several of tho fed
oral officors In attendance here at
United States court this week. Tho
honored guests were District Attorney
llanoy, United States Marshal Alex
ander, Chiof Deputy Marshal Mann
and Dr. Sweeney of Medford
Hamilton & Islington pianos. II.
N. Lofland, 225 South Oakdalo.
Look them over before you buy. 1S2
Earl Ulrlch who camo down from
Ills Prospect rancli with n bunch ol'
cattle for tho market, returned homo
today.
Singer Sewing Machlno Shop, ad
lusting, repairing, cleaning. 1'hoiii'
903-M. C. A. Chapman, 245 S. Central
3 SI
Portland visitors registered at the
hotels today Included O. V. Paulson,
C A. Parvin, George J. Hornless, l-
D. Wlrti. J. P. linrns, F. S. Ilealy.
A. S. Rosenbaum, Chas. S. Mills, and
L. Van Atta.
For tho best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Pickel received
a card Thursday , from their
son, Floyd who is in urmy service,
announcing, his safe arrival in Si
beria. Daily's Tnxl. Phono 15.
The condition of Mis. It. A. Kop
ics who underwent a major opera- j
tlon at tho Sacred Heart hospital on
Thursday U reported as Improved.
Ono and three-color slock pear
Inbels for sale. Medford Printing
Co.
log was restricted to patrol actions.
It has been learned that the enemy
expected a heavy at luck today und
to that fact is attributed his heavy
artillery flro. lias, high exploslvos
and shrapnel were fired bolh from In
front of tho Amerlcuns and from
across tho Mouso.
Aviators Hampered -All
day the sky was very cloudy
ar.d avlutorB were hampered In their
work. At one point the (iirnians
, succeeded In gelling airplanes acrorn
V.the line. Smoko bomLa .worn. .1 r.yv J ...
Mrs. Will KniM's of Tiemepenu.
Vis.j left for homo today by way of
California nftor a visit with her cou
sin, Mrs. John Quackenbush.
Onb and throe-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medord Printing
Co. U
Thoro seems lo bo a hoodoo this
woek on the morning train from the
south, due nt 7:3!i n. in. It was very
late ngaln today ami did not arrive
until 1 1t In afternoon.
The furulluro hospital fixes it.
Goneral upholstering, mattress reno
vating, clocks, sewing machines,
phonographs and umbrellas repaired.
All work guaranteed. Feathers
steamed ant! cleaned. Feather nint
tressos made from your old tick.
Douglas, 201 South lilversldc. Phone
1C2-J.
Mrs. T. tl. Iloyd left this morning
for l.os Angeles, having been sum
moned to that city by the serious Ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. F. M.
Itnndall.
Tho roads lo Crater Lake are fine,
tho weather ideal, liriovo's lodge Is
open and why not make the Hip (o
tho lake and slop at tlrleve's. ltiit
Pears miWI in llie eastern auction
markets yesterday ns follows: New
York, Oregon Atijons $1.47 and Co
mlco :!.2.".: Huston, Cornice I,"...".,
How $l.!i.", and Anion J 1. 10.
Hlg Red Cross dance nt Derl
school house Saturday night, Oct. tl'..
Admission ? l.tio. i r, ;
Save your maeadncs nnd papers
and send them to the corner ot K.it
Mala and li.irtlett streets, or nnil:v
i.ed Cross and they will be c.itb.l lor
Vlri:ll Strum: rctnrni'il thl;t intuit
ing l dill ( oriallls ivihmo he mic. t-..
fully passed the examination l.efure
nrmy officials for entram-e Into an
officers training camp. Ho ricelw.l
orders to report r.ir duty at Foil Mc
Arth'.ir, Waco, Tex, la !out live
weeks.
Wilbur Ashpole arrived home to
day from a business visit ai Portland
Mr and Mrs. W. S. Itanium bft
for IViti.iml last night ror a vi "it
with Mr. and Mrs. .lobn P.irnuni ami
to gel ae.u.unie,l w ith their m w
granddaughter.
The Misses Until n. I lr- no Str.it
ton wiio in routo fr.tni We. I wliere
they bad b.'.-n rt-M.ling for s i-:o-time,
stopped eff to list Mi l;t.rl
friends, b ft for their homo In Sams
Valley lat nlglii.
Ityron W. Wort hin-:ton left l.it
night for Kilgeno ivh.ere he will t.ike
tho third officers ttairmw; course of
tho University of Oregon.
There will be n farewe'l for Dr.
and Mrs. .1. C. liolllns at ilm Mrt;:i
(list church this evening at s o'clock
All members of the eonan tf l.i:i. and
tho congregations of other hurelies.
and the public are Invited to be pres
ent to bid Dr. and Mrs. Kolllns (..re-well.
Miss Kthel Topping left Thursday
night for Portland where she will
make her home with her brother,
W. C. Topping.
An eight-pound (laughter was born
this morning to Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer
U Klivood at their homo at 1112
South Central.
Deputy I'nlted States Marshal
Frank T. Herry took A. K. Armhrus
ter, a well lo do rancher of Lakevlew.
who was recently held to tho federal
grand jury by a I'nlted States com
missioner, to Portland last night for
appearance beforo tho federal grand
jury. Armbruster Is accuser of vio
lating tho esplonago act with sedi
tious utterances, i lo was brought to
Medford last Monday and had been
confined in tho county Jail while
Dcnuty Ilerry attended the federal
court session.
A Dodgo touring, a Dodgo road
ster, an Overland touring, a Chevro
let touring and a Ford touring, all
used cars nt reasonable prices.
Trelchler Pelrson Inc. Dili
Frank Owen left Thursday night
for ICugeno where he will take the
third officers training course of the
t'nlverslty of Oregon.
!.V. I,. Nnrrlgan, superintendent of
Uoguo Kiver schools, who had I
tho
boen bore intending the county
teachers Instltuto, left with M
N'nrregan for homo last night.
This morning tho tomperature of
"3 degrees felt qulto chilly. Rain is
prodicted for tonight nnd tomorrow.
It. (1. Woolridgo, 1). 11. Cronemil
lor and Harold Sweni have been In
ducted Into sorvico by the draft board
and left today to begin their war du
ties at Ft. .McDowell.1
The government barrel outsido the
Commercial club building for tho re
ception of fruit pits and nutshells is
now about half full. The public is
urged to keep it filled with pits and
shells. The barrel will be emptied a:
fast as It is filled.
Among Crants "Pass visitors In
Medford Thursday were Miss -Martha
Raymond, Mrs. tl. W. Smith and Mrs.
P. .1. Daucr.
Dick Shim, the well known former
Ashland high school Japanese athlete
who was such a terror to the Mod
ford football and baseball teams In
tho past, Is now a student of the
I'nlverslly of Oregon taking ,tlio Stu
dents Army Training course.
Vlsllors registered at llie hotels to
day included W. K. Uayiiioiid of l.os
Angeles, Mr. lyftl Mrs.'l.'. 11. Mc.Mn
hon of Kevc'istoku, II. C. Mr. and
Mrs. Win-ron iinlioy and II. 1).
KucMval of Crescent City, II. 11. Ilutt
,f . i iv.-n , iil-oisu viiiiiiyon nno
nnriiriip. unit .Mrs. (I. A. ollcnbiifg of
''OH" San ! rands, o. I,. A. Cowles of New
York nnd F. (1. lOlieling of St. Louis.
A Mrs. J. C. Colchett of Seattle who
; i; Ins boen visiting her brother, J. S.
cue iii0''"1, returned to her home Thurs-l.ots-lday.
,.,,, Mrs. James Pelton of Fort Klnm-
seiuutb 1B visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jqlin S.
ortn.
A Dodge touring, a Dodge road
ster, an Overland touring, a Chevro
let touring nnd a Ford touring, all
used cars nt reasonable prices.
Trelchler Polrson. Inc. llifi
In gloomy contrast with the good
record of the several previous days,
only J.lnuO was subscribed Thursday
In the Medford district liberty bond
campaign. This leaves about $!!',
000 jot to go boforo the top Is
reached.
The liberty bond commltteo makes
an urgent nppeal for volunteer solici
tors, as from now on It will take good
hard persuasive work to round up
the slow subscribing citizens and the
slackers. Volunteer workers and
subscriptions nro needed worse now
than at any previous stage of the
campaign. Tiie lack of sufficient
aides nnd solicitors is very discourag
ing to the committee.
It has got so that the committee
FO'-retary spends ail of ono (lay in
calling up known patriotic citizens
and getting their promise to work as
solicitors tho next day, and the next
day but few show up and tho secre
tary has to spend most of thnt day at
the phono In trying to get substitutes
to servo. Of those who promised to
servo today but one man showed up
this morning, nnd there were but
few to fhow up for afternoon work.
Many now rubscrjptlons are com
ing In, that Is subscriptions from peo
ple who had not subscribed in the
last campaign, but many people who
hiought bonds in' the last campaign
havo so far failed to subscribe in the
present campaign.
The committee appeals to them te
make Ihelr subscriptions now instead
of waiting any longer. It can be
WHAT 10 PAY ;
L DEALERS
FOR GROCERIES
REf
WIT 1 1 TIIK AMKIi'K'AN" AHM
IKS XOKTIIWKST OK VKUDI'N.
Tliur-dnv. Oct. :i. (Ilv ll'o AsM.ei.it
ed I Yes. When N.-vv York Ironiis
lapturd Ihe village of Aliri-St. Louis
on r'nihiv a number of tlcniinii
"Ut of their llidili',' places with
iil'lilt.d hntiils mi, wen siiimo-cil to
hav e sum iiileii .l. When tiie Amer
icans onmo nearer the tiermnns sud
denly ilmnneil their liamls and mm.
inu' band ifreiuirlo-. linen thcni with
deadly el'feel. Killing' nn.1 vvoumiiiu
a lnmiiier ot Ihe New York hoys.
The Mirvivois retro. Hed nnd told
tile story. Then more New York
tl'oo.. went fonvi'nl. Thev were
el'l-a-.l nith Maine tiirntti'r- ami gas
i ioie !..r. am! tilled the village with
tlatuc an.! ga- until not a -ingle Her
man e- aped.
Lower figures lander "Consumer
pays" are maximum prices that
should be chanted by "cash and car
ry' stores, nnd the higher figures
maximums that should not he exceed
ed by htores jriWig credit, delivery,
and similar services:
Wheat flour, in 4'J I':. oick, retailer
pays $-.(i7 ; consumer pays -.87 to
-'.!l7.
Wheat flour, Portland, etc., make,
in -111 lb. sack, retailer clays $J,U'J;
consumer pays to .'j:!.
Wheat flour, less Ihnu mill pack
apes, per lb., retain - pays 5Ue; con
sumer pays, CVc
liye flour, in 10 lb. snek, retailer
pays 7'Je; consumer pas 7(i to 78o.
Com flour, per lb., retailer pays
7io; consumer pays U'c to 9,4e.
Local corn meal, yellow, in 10 ll.
sack, retailer pays aiie; consumer
pays ti'ic to 70c.
Kastern corn meal, in 10 lb. sack,
retailer pays 611c; consumer pays 70c
to SOe.
Corn prits and liominy, in 10 Hi.
sack, retailer pays 72c; consumer
pays Hb'c to 90c
liolled oats, in 9 lb. hair, retailer
pays 7Jc: consumer pays 92 to 98c.
Local barley flour, per bbl., retail
er pavs $11.,')0; consumer pays 7c to
7'ic lh.
Imported barley flour, per bbl., re-
lone now as well as later. A sub- inner pays jj.ju; consumer pays se
scriber only has to pay ten per cent to 8J4C lb.
Itiee flour, per lb., retailer pays
lOVL'C; consumer pays l-tC to 13c.
Edible com starch, ordinary grrade.
per lb., retniler pays 10c; consume;'
pays l'." 2e to lll'.je.
llice, ordinary prade, Jicr lb., re
tniler pays I'Je; consumer pays 1.3c
to 17c.
Granulated sugar, bought nt old
price per lb., retailer pays 8 3-uc;
consumer pays 10c lb. 'Granulated
sugar, bought at new price, retailer
pays lO'.je; eon-iuncr pays lle.
. lleans, white dried, per Jb retailer
ji.avs 10l4; consumei pavs 13e to
'KS:,4o.
Benns, dried, red, per lb., retailer
pnys 9c; consumer pays ll'j to l'Je.
Kvnporated milk, large size, per
can, retailer pays ll' jc; consumer
pays Ki'V'ic to 17'1'ic .
Lard substitutes (compound) ord
inary grade, in tins, per lb., retailer
pays 'J.Vfie; consumer pavs "8:Ji(n
;;ie.
Canned coin, standard Xo. 2, ord
inal grade, per can, rciailer pays
lfit.je; consumer pays -O'ije to 22c.
Canned toirntoes, standard No. 2.
ordinary grade, retailer pays 13c;
consumer uiys, 17',.ie to lS'.oo.
Canned peas, ?tnndard So. 2, ord
inary grade, per can, retniler pays
13c; consumer pays 17''4 to lSV-jc.
Cuuned pork and beans, standard
N't!. 2. onliimrv grade, pef can, re-
down and has four months in com
p.iratiyely easy payments to pay the
reef.'
Wednsday's subscriptions were:
S50OO
M. Iropolllan Life
Ins. Co.
81000
Assorhit.-t! (Ill Oi.
85 00
Annie I.. I.arner '. A. Ilellistreet
$300
II. W. Dl'lskel
!. li. Hoffman
S300
J. W. Salilcr & vvll-
S100
V. ('t.llH'Ilt
It. (i llarilwell
t' Liold.iii
II. M. IIrl.l"
lv'avv:i;iic)ii
T. Ilu.'k
I'. Sniith
. I. Knnziniiii
' I.. Val. lillnc
W. Allen
W.l.li
I-:. Stiallon
- !e M. I'. ail
i" (! tl. Young
It. Vi.iinir
S. Stol.-IIH
hia )' Hilseoo
VV. Il.unlln
loss!.. II t'.'ITV
II lllover
' .Vl.-n.l.-l-rer
K. I, r
' II. Hoke
.Sit. VI f I 'OllgO .
: Ni-ii
llurni'' It. Wood
ti. .1 I'lullh.s
M. C.aull
Mrs. P. li. Illarkilrn
. M. VVel.loii
1-1 l'eltol.oani
Mil?., f. ItoU.i
VI. rl,
lea I
:. li.
N. Ill-
I'. I'. ('ate
IMilia I'.-ek
I! .1. Il.-nrv
I.. F. Tlmni
.ril
AMKIilCA.N 1 1 K A DQl A RTKIIS IN
FRANCK, Oct. I. (Renter's.) When
Herman forces advanced on Tuesday
in an attempt to capture Apremont,
on tho front northwest of Verdun,
American tanks suddenly emerged
from the town in all directions. The
tanks went lurching thru tho Her
man ranks spraying bullets Into them
from alt sides and spreading the ut
most terror nnd consternation.
The American tanks after smash
ing their way thru tho (lerninn lines
wheeled about nnd repeated tho op
eration with deadly results. Tho en
emy losses were extremely heavy. In
one Cernian einipany nine men were
killed and thirty wvre wounded out
of seventy. In another company ten
vvero killed and forty were wounded
out of eighty.
ARROW
COLLARS
ClUCTT. PCHeOlY A CO.. IVC. "ft"EBS
tailer pays 19',4c; consumer pays
2,i'!.i(7r27'i.
Prunes, local, per lb, retailer pays
7.rie; consumer pn.ys !)tjc to lO'e:
Dried peaches, Culifornin, per lb.,
retailer pays 3c; consumer pays
Dried peaches, local, per lb., retail
er pavs 8c; consumer pays 10c to
llo.
Kvaporntcd apricots, , California,
per lb., retailer pays 22c; consumer
pays 80c to 32c.
Corn syrup, ordinary grade, in 2
lb can, retailer pays 17':e; consumer
pays 22c to 23V-c.
Corn syrup, ordinary grode, in 2
lb. can, retailer pnys 131Ac; consum
er pnys lC'ic to 17.0.
Corn syrup, white, in 10 lb, pails,
reailer pavs 82'''; consumer pnvs
fl.03 to fr'l.10. " .
Corn syrup, dark, in 5 lb. pails, re
tailer pnys 40c; consumer pnys oOfc
to 5:1 Ve-
llutler. per roll, retailer pnys $1.22:
consumer 1.32 to $1.34.
Kggs. per dozen, retailer pavs ooc
to 00c: consumer pavs G2V)C.
1'otatoes, per lb., retuiler pays 3e
to 3VjC ; consumer pays 5e.
Cheese, per lb., retailer pays 32e;
consumer pnys 40c to. 4"c.
Heport overcharges to Jnekson
county price interpreting board.
There hns been an advance in the
wholesale price of sugar of lVc ner
pound, but dealers buying nt old price
of .fS.fiO per 100 lbs. will continue to
sell at 10c lb.; dealers buying lit the
advanced price of .flO.ll per 100 lbs.
may charge ll'ic.
DulL'aria mav ouil. hut Hie war
will not be over until Germanv and
Austria, are beaten. Continue the
food conservation u little better if
possible.
Dtiv a Liberty bond! .
Jackson County Price Inferiirelin?
Board.
PORTUGUESE DEFEAT
PAKIS, Oct. 4. (Unvus.) Por-
lirtiet' forces in Africa, in conjunc
tion with the Brith. have thrown tho
remninintr German troops in Gearman
Kast Africa back across the Tlovunui
river, accortlini; to the Petit Paris-
icne. ihe Uovuma iorms the ooun
darv line between German and Portu
iruest Past Africa.
Tiie Germans were compelled to
abandon a creat auantitv of material
and oA numerous men in priaunvrs.
WITH THE AMRRICAX ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDCN, Thuro
day, Oct. 3. (By the Associated
Press). Aviator Rollins Meyer, of
Oakland. Calif., shot down a Ger
man, airplane today near Very in a
spectacular fte'at. Altho his own
motor was woiidng badly he attacked
the enemy machine ami riddled it
with machine gun bullets, forcing it
to land. His own machine came down
immediately afterward near the en
emy machine, whose officers surren
dered to Meyer. Carrying the ma
chine gun of the Geiman airplane as
a souvenir, Meyer hrouKht tho enemy
airmen in on foot.
Klffi OF SPAIN ILL
MADRID. Oct. 4. Concerning the
condition of Kinir Alfonso, who is
ufferiny from Spanish influenza, the
following bulletin, was published to
day in the Official Journal:
"The inflamation of the phnrnvx
has been notably ameliorated. A Len
ernlized scarlatinous eruption is man
ifest with a normal temperature of
im.ri at dnv and 100 at niuht."
CUT THIS OUT
Old English iiecipo for Catarrh,
C'atnrrlial HchI'iicmi und
Head Ni:iLses
DIED
WILLIAMS Died at his late resi
dence fn Jacksonville John M. Wil
liam?, aged 53 years, one month and
23 days. He was married in Klllott
county, Kentucky, llec. 19. ISSf. to
Julia Lee Kinff. and came to Jackson
ville, Oregon, January, 1912, where
bo enpaped in tho mercantile busi
ness. He leaves lo mourn hla loss a
wife and daughter, Lula K. Williams,
the only child. The funeral services
will be held at the Masonic lodge
rooms. Jacksonville, Saturday, Oct.
th. 191 S. at 2:30. Uev. J. K.
Ilallio officiating. Services at the
grave by Warren lodge N'o. 10, Jack
sonville.
If you know ot some one who Is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness,
head noises or ordinary catarrh cut
out this formula and hand it to them
and you may have been the means of
saving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness. In England
scientists for a long time past have
recognized that catarrh is a constitu
tional disoase nnd necessarily re
quires constitutional treatment.
Sprays, inhalers and nose douches
are llablo to irritate the delicate air
passages and force the disoase Into
the middle ear which frequently
means total deafness, or else the dis
ease may be driven down the air
passages towards the lungs which Is
equally as dangerous. The following
formula which Is used extensively in
the damp English climate is a con
stitutional treatment and should
prove especially efficacious to suffer
ers here who live under more favor
able climate conditions.
Securo from your druggist 1 ounce
of Parmint (Double strength). Take
this home and add lo it 14 pint of
hot water and a little granulated
sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoontul four times a day. This
will often bring quick relief from dis
tressing hend noises. Clogged nos
trils should open, breathing become
easy nnd hearing improve as the In
flammation in the eustachian tubes
is reduced. Parmint used in this way
acts directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system and has
a tonic action that helps to obtain
the desired results. The preparation
is easy to make, costs little and is
pleasant to take. Every person who
has catarrh or head noises or is hard
of hearing shouid give this treatment
a trial. Adv.
"I SUFFERED
SEVEN YEARS"
Was Eventually Cured by
Lydia E. PinlrJiam's Vege
table Compound.
'Philadelphia, Pa. "I suffered for
seven long years with a lame back.
irreguianuea a n u
pain. 1 had one
physician after an
other but .they did
me no good. Tread
about Lydia E.
Pinkhnm's Vege
table Compound and
gave it a trial and in
a short time I felt
benefited and am
now feeling fine,
and without weak-
tl ..
of my friends have
L also taken Lydia E.
rinKoam s vege
table Compound
and been helped by
it" Mrs. Margaret Ness, 184tj E.
Hazzard St.. Philadelphia., Pa.
Women who surfer from displace
ments, irregularities, inflammation,
ulceration, backache, sideache, head
acheB or "the blues" should not rest
until they have given this famous root
and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, a trial. If
complications exist, write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for
special suggestions. The result of its
long experience is at your service. .
W III
Remember There Is a Shortage
In Itnzor Illndes, some brands are off the market entirely. Have
your dull blades rcshnrpened. Wo do it, and make them as good
as new. 110 cents per d07.cn.
Heath's Drug Store
Plume 881.
Tho San Tox Store
m
si
Buy and Bank
in Medford
TIIEIrE is a sugges
tion fur country as
well as town people.
You will find as excel
lent merchandise at
ns reasonable prices
right here at home
as elsewhere.
Anu you will nnd
the First National
Bank supporting
just those things
which support the
coimnunitv.
MEDFORD,
CCAPITALtO00rO
i WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
! UNDERTAKER
i Day Phono: Pacific 227,
I XiUt Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-Ja?
jut Assistant,
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MA1V WiniTlG
.... Saturday
-A.
Amarilly of Clothesline Alley"
Greater than "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"
She's a wonderful girl! She's a wonderful act
ress! Whether you come to see "America's
Sweetheart" or whether you come to thrill at her
marvelous histrionic power, we know you'll come
ON THE SAME DILL
Brand New Mack Sennett Comedy
"HIS SMOTHERED LOVE"
A RIOT OF FUN
Sunday-Monday
J. W ARREN KERRIGAN
in "Burglar for a Night"
PRICES
Lower Floor 25c Balcony 20c
Children 10c
Coming
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