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MTCDFOftD MATL TRTr.FXR. MEPFOTCD. OTJEf.'ON. WEDNESDAY. OOTOBET? 9. 1918
TOCAL AND
JL' PERSONAL
; -Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels who
recently removed to I.os AnKolos ar
rived In the city lust nlnht for a tum
or five days visit prior to continuing
tholr Journey to Spokane where .Mr.
Daniels will look after Koine btisiness
matters.
Attorney Newton W Borden has
moved bis law office to the Palm
block, 107 East Main Btrect. 177
In Now York City yesterday thru
Dennis, Kimball & l'op-, the ItoKiie
ltlver Fruit & Produce association
Bold a straight carload of Hlue Trl
angle Hose pears at an average price
of ? .Vd (J per box. This Is said to be
tho highest price at which Hose pears
have ever sold. This car was coin
posed entirely of fruit from the G. E.
Marshall orchard and was efficiently
Irrigated.
Orrcs, the Indies' tailor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Tuesday after
noon; high class only. Kit and work
manship guaranteed. 172
Dr. IS. O. It. Hlduell and Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Diddle returned home
this forenoon from a several days
visit nt Portland.
Hamilton & Ellington pianos. II.
N. Ixfland, 225 South Oakdale.
Look thorn over before you buy. 1 82
Tho second pair of twin girls to be
born in Medford since Sunday ar
rived at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C.
II. Topping, East Main street and
' Geneva avenue, last night. The new
arrivals weigh G and 7 pounds re
spectively. The other twins were
born last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
Aleck Kord. The same physician of
ficiated at holh births. Mr. and Mrs.
Topping are recent arrivals In the
city. .Mr. Topping Is assistant super
intendent of power bouses of the
California-Oregon Power company.
Paul X. Norcross of Central Point,
has been appointed second lieutenant
In the quartermasters department.
Mrs. M Seamon and Mrs. Caldwell
of Rogue Hlver are In the city as
guests of Mrs. Marion Lnnre.
Singer Sewing Machine Shop, ad
Justing, repairing, cleaning. Pbonc
903-n. C, A. Chnpman, 245 S. Central
181
Bishop Walter T. Sumner of the
Episcopal dloceso of Oregon arrived
In the city this morning from Port
land to look nftor business matters
and will leave for Portland tonight.
Sewing, plain machine work, hand
sowing nnd braiding, 408 V. (1th.
phone 410-It. 17."
Chris Gottlieb and Michael Mc
Gnlrk who left a week ago for a
hunUng trip In the l.nkovlew region
aro expected to arrivo homo next Sat
urday or Sunday.
Tho public library calls attention
to a pamphlet It has Just received
called "A manual of physical exercise
prepared for general use," anil Issued
by the committee on physical reserve
of the National Security league. He
sides the system of setting-up exer
cises It gives environment and eating
suggestions.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
tho Insurance Man, '
'Three thousand men nt t lie O. A
C. will liox this school year. Colonel
Alfred ('. Sharpo, commander of the
S. A. T, C. has received Instructions
from the war department to arrange
for the training of all members of
tho corps In the art of boxing, llox
Ing will be done by companies. As
many as .'MIO men will work out at
one time, 200 being given shadow
work while 100 will lie actually us
log the glove.
The chicken dinner thnt was to
have been given at lieagle, Oct. Ki,
has been postponed Indefinitely. 170
While no direct orders have yet
been received Captain Canaday and
l.lout. Frank Itcdilcn of tho local
state militia company huvo been no
tified that their attendance is expect
ed at the gathering of all stute mili
tia, national guard and homo guard
companies of Oregon which has been
culled to meet at Portland Oct. 17th
to 2 1st.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 15.
Albert E. Gehhardt of Portland,
examiner of corporations of the de
partment of slnte, who has been in
the cily on official business for a day
or so will leave tonight for home.
One and three-color Btock pear
labels tor sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
U. I,. I'pson. the government poul
try husbandman and Prof. 0. 8.
Drowsier, the (). A. C. poultry export
arrived In the city yesterday to offic
iate at the several poultry culling ex
hibitions to be held in this county.
Hallowe'en dance given by the
Honor Guard Saturday, October 12,
at Waldorf hall. Grants Pass. Admis
sion, couples uOc, extra ladles 2-r.
spectators 1 0c. 171
Norman 'N'orniile who Is serving In
the 4:t!ith sojindron of the aviation
corps and Is stationed at Vancouver,
Wash., arrived home lust night on a
short furlough. Orders are expected
almost dally ordering the squadron
to overseas duty in either France or
Siberia.
Grand weather, good roads. Crater
Lako never looked nicer. Better
make n trip, stay all night nt Grlevo's
at Prospect, make the trip to tho
lake and return to Prospect for your
meals and lodging.
.tt-B. Harvey C. Kendall of Fre
mont, Neb., who had been the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllium
.McKay for tho past two months.
started on tho homeward trip toduy
expecting to make visits en routo at
Eugene, Portland and Pocatello,
Ida. In the latter city she will visit
her brother Itulpb.
The regular meeting of the school
board scheduled for last night was
postponed until tonight because of
the ulisence of Dr. IMddcll from the
city.
Dr. Iteine, Garnett-Corey Dldg.
Mis. M. V. Murphy and daughter.
Miss Murgaret Kohler, left this mor
ning for Dos Angeles In which city
they will make tholr future boiue.
One and three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. t'
Miss Alice Palmer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. D.'Palmer, who took
a course in reconstruction work nt
Iteed college and who Is teaching in
the Klamath Falls public schools
wired her parents from that city last
night that she had just received of
ficial notice that she had been ac
cepted for overseas work and in
structing her to hold herself In read
iness for a call at uny time.
A Ford car far rent. Phone S00.
Kates reasonable. 175
An experiment in apple shipping
was begun yesterday by Chief of Po
lice Timothy when he shipped a bar
rel of choice Newtown apples by
freight to his daughter In Clinton,
Iowa. Ho figures that It will take a
month for the apples to reach their
destination nnd hopes that they will
escapo freezes and nrrive In prime
condition.
The furniture hospital fixes It.
General upholstering, mattress reno
vating, clocks, sewing machines,
phonographs and umbrellas repaired.
All work guaranteed. Feathers
steamed and cleaned. Feather mat
tresses made from your old tick.
Douglns, 201 South Riverside. Phono
1C2-J.
Mrs. Guy Allglre of EHensburg,
Wash., nfter a visit hero with her
sister, Miss Uernice Deveridge, left
toduy for a visit with relatives at
Delta, Calif.
20 per cent discount on women's
button shoes. Schmidl's "Good
Shoes", 2 1 North Central avenue.
Miss Ada Hayes of Tillamook
county who was here to attend the
funeral of her sister, .Mrs. Clay Walk
er, went to Ashland today for an In
definite stay and may spend the win
ter there.
The Newtown Makery Is now ready
for business. Ask for their bread at
your grocer's. Geo. Hevnolds. 1 1 0
The Alio cigar stand and taxi cab
business, corner of South Central
and East Main street, has been closed
up by creditors. Lowell Kundell,
manuger of the concern left the city
Saturday for parts unknown.
C. E. Spence of Oregon City, mas
ter of the state grange. Is In the city
and county this week visiting the
local grange organizations nnd Inter
esting farmers generally In grange
work. His headquarters aro at the
Nash hotel.
.1. E. Daley of Placer, foreman of
the Copper-King mine, Is transacting
business In the cltv.
Regarding the ruling of the war
Industries hoard whereby shoes are
to becomes cheaper,' anil none may
retail for more than 112 a pair after
.luno 1, 1919 the actual facts are
that the average price of shoeB will
be higher this winter. Wholesale
houses are announcing radical ad
vances. The cutting of shoes In the
factories under the new schedule be
gins Oct. 15, but these shoos will not
reach the average buying public until
next Bpring and summer. Hence
whllo It reads fine regarding cheuper
shoes In the futuro, that future Is
located about the first of next June
or thereabouts.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wells nnd
daughter Doris of Portland, aro here
for a several weeks visit. Mr. Wells
located In Medford SO years ago and
for eight yearB worked as assistant
to Ed Wilkinson in the meat busi
ness. Twenty years ago he left Med
ford, then was located at Gold Hill
for eight years, ami has been In the
meat business in Portland, which
business he has Just sold out. He
plans to take life easy for a while.
Thos. Hoyd, the well known Apple
gate rancher, has been spending the
week in Medford on business.
A poultry culling demonstration
was conducted at Ashland this fore
noon by Professors I'pson and Brew
ster of Corvallls and County Agricul
tural Agent Cate. Another demon
stration will be held tomorrow at the
Louis olver farm at Phoenix. The
general public is Invited to attend.
Mrs. W. P. Davis of San Francisco,
who was here to attend the funeral
of her sister. Mrs. Clay Walker, oft
for home today.
Every man, woman and child of
Medford who Is not financially ablc
to buy a liberty bond, and also every
out and out slacker, can at lenst do a
patriotic bit for their country by tak
ing their old tooth paste, cold cream
and shaving cream tubes to Heath's
drug store, from where they will be
turned over to the government; or
can take fruit pits and nut shells and
empty them in the government bar
rel at the Commercial club. The
government uses the pits and shells
to muke a chemical used In gas
masks. The government also needs
badly the discarded tubes.
Mayor Gates is expected home the
latter part of the week from his visit
at Camp Lewis, Seattle and Tacoma. '
Guests at the hotels today Included
W. K. Hicks of Chicago, X. V. Wheel
er Jr., of Endeavor, Pa., J. I). Burton
of Pusadena, Calif., T. E. Drum of
Seattle and X. G. Van Camp of Seat
tle, F. P. Field and family, X. T.
Finn and Adam Glasigusber of oan
Francisco. E. D. Suitor. Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Wells, Doris Wells. S. M. Calk
ins, P. M. I.lpson. A. A. Soule. J. H.
Franklin, A. M. Leslie, 11. II. Brown
el, L. Bennett. S. Uagley and T. uV.
Pringle of Portland, Henry Helms of
Copper, Josse Trussell of Eugene, II.
R. Hichter and J. IS. Dnger of Kose
liurg, E. L. Davis of Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wright of
Klamath Falls.
lumen in
CAI. JR.
articles. The vacant room, corner of
Malnand Bartlett streetB, will be
open every day this week from 10
o'clock a. m. until 9 o'clock p. rii.
Take the price of five gallons or
gasoline and buy linen for our boys'
comfort your boy, perhaps, in
I' lance.
MTTE. Monl.. Ot. II. Tim coun
ty board of health tmluv ordered
that all schools, churches public
mectiiiirs. tnntiun iiictni-'' houses ami
theaters us well ns cabarets and
ilnnce halls in the citv and county
shall be closed on account of the
epidemic of Siutni-.li infliieuxu.
YAKIMA. Wash.. Oct. 0.0 On ac
count of the uniicuruiicp f (wu
(uses of SiuuiMi influenza in the
citv nil schools in Yakima eomitv
were ordered dosed nt noon toduv.
Theaters, churches, ,)0ol unci billiard
iiulls were ordered closed mid public
jathcriiiis are forbidden till further
notice.
Do Not Get Careless
With Your Blood Supply
Impurities invite Disease.
An erroneous. Impression lias been
created, (thru advertising and other
ways), that the linen being asked for
is all for the Belgians, when the fact
Is very little of it will go there. An
order came from Seattle, (our divis
ion headquarters), for a supply of ;
linen to be gathered for our hospitals ;
in Fra'nce. A list of sheets, pillow- :
slips, towels, bath towels, handker-:
chiefs and napkins, has twice been
published and the drive put on, (to
save time and labor), with the Bel-'
glan clothing drive and the responso
Is very, very poor. j
Bifls from Medford and the sur- j
rounding country are in these hospl-1
tals and need these articles to be
cared for properly. Surely there is ,
not a family in .Medford but thut can
afford one or more above-mentioned
You should pay particular heed to
any indication that your blood supply
is becoming sluggish, or that there i ;
a lessening in its strong- and vital
force.
By keeping your blood purified,
your system more easily wards off
disease that is ever present, writing
to attack wherever there is an even
ing. A few bottles of S. S. S., tho
great vegetable blood medicine, will
revitalise your blood and p.ivo yoa
new strength and a healthy, vigorouj'
vitality. Everyono reeds it just nov
ta keep the system in perfect condi
tion. Go to your drug store end get
a bottle to-day, and if you need any
ict!ical advice, you can obtain it
without cost by writing to Medical
Director, Swift Specific Co., 25 Swift
LsLcratc;;-, Atlanta, Ga.
The Government Wants
your envpty Tooth paste, Cold cream and Shaving
cream tubes. Leave them at -1
Heath's Drug Store
DO IT TODAY.
Phono 881.
The San Tox Store
TODAY ONLY
Notice to Merchants.
The September sugar cards will be
turned in to office of Hnwles Moore.
Medford National bank buildinc.
Kir.dlv keen them urranired in nhilm-
betical order if thev are now so filed
in vour store. W. A. FOI.OKI!.
County Fond Administrator.
WEEKS & McGOWAN C0!
UNDERTAKER
Day l'bono: Pacific 227.
Night l'liones: F. W. Weeks, I0.t-J2.
Taily Assistant.
Douglas
Fairbanks
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Matri-manic
Constance
Talmadg'e
The Scream of the Screen-
Fairbanks fans say this is Doug's best one. . "
If you saw it before, sea it again. If you saven't seen it, then don't miss it
REMEMBER FRIDAY SATURDAY
D.W.Griffiths
'THE GREAT LOVE"
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OCT
OMR GLEAN-UP SALE
BARGAINS THAN EVER.
GG1LR.
It is a well-known fact that this is the Cheapest Store in the West. If you don't believe it,
just ask your neighbors. They will tell you that you can save from one to two dollars on a
pair of shoes and from five to ten dollars on a new suit.
Just one word about our new suits. We haven't any new suits that we have had in stock
for one, two or five years. There are not any old out-of-date suits. Most of them are the
LOUIS STRAUS suits. You know what that means mighty good cloth, well made and
right up to the minute. Better look 'em over if you want a good one.
JUST GIVE THE FOLLOWING PRICES THE ONCE-OVER
Then look them over again. It may save you some money
Men's Jumpers 75c
A few light weight s'!t Coats $1.98
Men's WorktShirts
Men's Dress Shirts
75c
75c
Men's Black Sox .... 10c
50c Suspenders, S new stock 25c
Jersey Sweaters, three colors $1.75
Men's Overalls
Khaki Pants .
Men's Hats .
Rain Coats .
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$3.50
SECOND-HAND GOODS
A lot of Men's good Overcoats, Ladies' Coats, Men's Suits and Coats, Stoves, Tables, Chairs
and hundreds of articles going cheap
WILL H. WILSON
Push the money under the door
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