Medford mail tribune., October 22, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

vaot? Form
rTTPFOTiT) MATL TRTBTTNK MF.DFOTJT). ORF.fiOW TUESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1013
f OCAL AND
PERSONAL
The, marine corps recruiting office
In MmlffT'l lias lit'iMi Honed and Kor--!
ciiiit Hill who had been In churn
Hiiro August lKt, has been ordered to
Ti'port for duly ut the muln recrnlt
ini; lu-adipiarters m I'orf hmri. Tho
only brunch marine recruiting office
lo je maintained between Portland
and Ashland will be the one at
Kuf.ctH!. All olhern are (dosed, The
marine fluf;u and bannern bo long
f'onsj.if uons on .Main street, will bo
iiiifjd from Med ford.
All millinery at reduced prices.
Vanity Hat Shop. 182
Dennis Kimball & Tope Inf. sold
a car of Cornice peani for It. K. V. &
1'roduco aHfiociaiion In 'New York to
duy uvernKinK Jl.ltO lor amo, tho
highest pricf in recent, yearn.
Wo run fiavo you ?2'Hi.M0 on a new
car. Ask about It. C. K. (latoa Auto
Co. ' 1 SI
The condition of William Itanium
who has beou HoriotiHly HI with Influ
enza or la grippe last night took a
turn for the worne, pneumonia hav
ing net in. It was reported this noon
that ho had only a bare fighting
chance for hits life. The condition of
Mrs. Itarnuin and their young Ron,
who are also ill with la grippe at the
Karrrd Heart hospital, was reported
as somewhat Improved today.
Orrea, tho ladies' tailor, will he at
Hotel Holland every Thursday aftor
noon high class cml.. Fit and work
manship guaranteed. 2001
-Frank Madtten and Kd llanley are
here from Seattle spending a week In
the valley. Mr. Haiib'.v only recently
returned from Ala.sk a. where tho
Han lev and Madden salmon canner
ies have shut down for the season.
Harry Mills, tho liutto Kails lum
ber man, returned this morning from
a hmdneiis visit at Portland.
Kxperieneed operator In chargo of
the hemstitching machlno at tho
Handicraft Shop.
Standard ttate will bo resumed
turnout tho lTn I ted States for tho
winter at. 2 a. m., Sunday morning
Oct. 27(1.. At that hour clocks will
bo turned back an hour under the
daylight saving law. On the lust
Sunday of next March they will again
be moved forward an hour. The day.
light saving law reads an follows:
"That at 2 o'clock ante-meridian of
tho last Sunday In March of each
year tho Ktandard time of each zone
shall be advanend one hour, and at 1!
o'clock aiite-mcrldiun of the last
Sunday in October in each year tho
standard timo of each zone shall, by
retarding one hour,' he returned to
tho moan astronomical time of the
degrco of longitude governing each
sun respectively.
Or. HeUi Cametl-Corov HI dir.
The latest report of Ihe condition
of Lieutenant Frank Kedden who Is
HI with iiifliirna at I'ortland Is that
he is better and that his condition Is
not serin uh. A let ter was received
from t n pi a I rt Canaday last night
stating that lit was detained at
Portland by business.
Hamilton & Klllngton planes. H.
X. Uofland, I'lir. South Oakdalo.
Look them over before you buy. 1
While he Is recuperating In the
(list Mr. K. II. Porter Is taking a post
grudunto.conrKo In medicino at Har
vard university.
We can save you $200.00 on a new
car. Auk about It. C. K. Hates Auto
(j. LSI
John A. dibits of Amity, Ore., who
In Hie representative of a lurge fruit
drying concern In tho Willamette
. valley 1m here looking over fruit con
ditions in the valley and wusn vlst
1or at the Commercial club today.
Singer Sewing Machlno Shop, ad
justing, repairing, cleaning. Phono
H03-H. C. A. Chapman, 245 S. Central
1SI
At Grants Pass yesterday accord
ing to Hie Unfile Uiver Courier, phy
sicians r ported 17 new cases of in
fluenza, Including two families eaeh
having seven vases.
-a per cent discount on woman's
button shoes. Schmidt's "(iood
Shoes," 2 I North Central avenue,
Mis. i;iiv Carrel t and daughter,
Anna Kathleen, have returned to
Medford alter u visit .of a week at
Kngene its the guests of Mrs. K. 1).
Matlock.
A new hemstitching machine is ln
FUlled In the Handicraft Shop. Ilem-S'.itchlni-
and pecming done to order,
Hive deatlis from Inriuetw.a and
pneumonia was the lull t Kugene
Momlav afternoon for the previous
ilti lioui'r. making fourteen deaths
from th-i eptdeinir In Kngene, and
ftitecn in I ane oninly. At the unt
er:diy of tregoii the Munition has
shou n st.-adv ven. r-iil Improvement
wllhin the l et three d.tvs. The num
ber of . ,ie i , port- d Monday morn
hrr m .'.n;.'-,i!nately Lim, a ile
crfjMeni .. Saiunlay morning,
and a tall'n n!f from the hit:!, mark
of I.I repoitrd several days ago.
On a id t!i ree-color stork pear
labels for mU Medford Printing
Co. tr
K.vua.-jt chapltr will sutpeiid all
mnetl:ii:s unill the dauber of an lu
fnen;a i pi.b iub- js over.
Sueces'ful drtuUss treatment of
nun-Infeeiious d :-';( si'.s. nr. Halstead,
227 South Central. 1'li't
Ali.vor (late js the only member of
tho city p'tverunient so far to file
notftO of hts candiduey tor re-election,
but It Is eperted that within
tho next we- k all the present mem
bers of the eiiy council will file for
re-election. Neither have any other
candidates fib d yet with the city re
corder.
One and thi eolor Mock pear
Inliola for sulo. Medford PrfnHng
Co. If
Mrs. W. S. Harnum arrived homo
this morning from Portland where
she had been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Harnum.
Kor the best Insurance see Holmes,
the insurance Mun.
No apples are being Bhlpped from
Medford this week as tho orchard
men are holding them wailing for
the time when tho new rate of $1.10
goes into effect. Agent Montgomery
of the Southern Pacific Is as yet
without any information on this
point.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 15.
lr. and Mrs. (leo. li. Young re
ceived a telegram today that their
son, Sergeant K, ft. Young is III with
influen.a at tho military hospital of
the Henson Polytechnic school at
Portland, but that his condition is
not serious and that he Is getting!
along nicely.
The furniture hospital fixes It.
(Jeneral 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.
Douglas, 201 South HiverHldo. Fhone
1R2-.L
Mrs. A. L. Maloney of Ttognio HIver
returned home today after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. W. W. Hobos.
Relative to tho coming election on
Nov. a. Attorney (ieneral Hrown has
advised that under the law he does
not consider it necessary for a voter
to plaoo a cross before a name which
ho may write upon the general elec
tion ballot as his choice for any of
fice. All he needs do Is write In the
name in the blank space provided for
that purpose. However, the attor
ney general recommends that as the
(mention may not be entirely free
from doubt it would he better for
voters to be on the safe side and
make the cross In addition to writing
in the name.
Fruit wax. Warner, Wortman &
Gore. 180
Registration for tho coming elec
tion, Nov. fi, will close on Oct. 2"ith,
and all newcomers to tho city and
thoso voters who since tho last elec
tion have moved from one ward to
another, must register with the city
recorder by that date in order to be
eligible to vote on Nov. nth.
Tho Medford office of the Federal
lOmploymcnt service has placed 17
men locally on ranches and with
threshing crews within the past two
days, and nlso sent four men to work
on the Hold Hill irrigation project
Last week Agent Janes sent 10 men
to work the Tillamook branch of the
Southern Pacific railroad.
Mrs. Karl Caldwell arrived homo
'today from a visit at Portland.
Tho Cottage drove schools have
adopte(La.system of military training
that Is somewhat new and different
from other schools In Oregon, having
an Instructor In military scienco and
tactics. 'Harry Metcalf who will havo
charge of this department In all the
Cottage drove schools is one of the
teaching staff.
Hemstitching and pecotlng, four
years experience, 7c per yard. Local
customers Mondays and Fridays.
Mrs. H. K. Haney, darnelt-Corey
Hldg.
Mrs. C. Schachner left today for
Copco where she will mako her home
with her daughter, Mrs. II. II. Wal
termlro. Miss Minnie Crumpton who resides
near Yreka, following a visit hero
with friends, loft today for a visit at
Happy Camp, Calif., until the high
school reopens at Yreka at tho close
of the influenza epidemic.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hit tie or Gold
Hill, were among tho visitors from
that place spending Tuesday In Med
Tord. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Freeman of
Yerlnton, Nov., who aro here spend
ing two weeks looking over tho val
ley with a view to purchasing land
and locating hero, were callers at the
Commercial club yesterday.
Among visitors registered at the
hotels today were G. W. Fddy of
Huston, C. F. Hubler of Lopg Heach,
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Griffin of Peer
Lodge, Mont., Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Itiblet of Nelson, H. , Mr. and Mrs.
O. J. Freeman, of Yerlngton, Nov,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hortou of Klam
ath Falls, A. M. Trosdule of Tacoma.
K. K. Carmine of Salem. II. S. Mc
Gulro of Portland, It. S. Smith. S. A.
Hoag, I,. L. Lenhart and A. Swift of
Hnuuiiim, Wash., J. I. Haube of San
Francisco and J. F. Corcoran of
Seattle.
tied working hard until ho was oblig
ed to take to his bed.
The deceased leaves a father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Stuart,
three sisters, Isabel) and ' Dorothy
Stuart, Mrs. Thos. J. Fuson, two
brothers in France. Miles, member of
the 2-th engineers, Gilbert Stuart,
member of the 4th engineers.
Mrs. Kate Deerlng, an aunt of San
Francisco, was also In attendance at
the funeral.
Word has been received in the city
of the death of Mrs. Margaret Lynch,
a Jackson county woman said to be
101 years old, at Salt Lake City,
Utah. She was the wife of William
Lynch of Trail Creek, and died at the
homo of her daughter, Mrs, Hell
jowellyn.
The body will arrive in Medford
from Salt Lake City at 7:35 o'clock
Thursday morning. Funeral services
will he held at the grave In Antloch
cemetery.
LONDON, OeL 22. Xot one of the
several hundred hpuA's in Doiuii in
spected Itv the correspondent of the
Daily Mail at ItritUh headquarters
is in a habitable condition.
The south and east sides of Ihe
Grande Place were blown to the
i! nm nd. A number of houses in tho
southern part of the town were
burned, npparentlv out of .sheer ca
price. Tho handsome eitv hull was
stripped of its candelabra and the
archives there were thrown nhout in
confusion.
L
POSTS OF WEST
SAN KHAiXU!CO, Oct. 22 Span
ish influenza iH welt under ontrol in
all the pontf of the western depart
ment of tho army, and there has been
no uppreciablo Increase In the num
ber of deaths on account of the mal
ady, Col. L. Mervln Mans, depart
ment surgeon announced here today.
The department includes all of the
states west of the Itockies with th'J
exception of Arizona.
"We wore warned In plenty of
time, and have taken precautions
that have reduced Influenza cases to
a minimum," Col. Mans said.
The situation in San Francisco re
mains unimproved, the board of
health nelns unable to repeat assur
ances Riven yesterday that the epi
demic appeared to be broken. Damp,
cool weather was believed to bo re
sponsible In part for tho continuance
of the malady.
Announcement that a raeetlnfi of
mining and oil operators to form a
California chapter of the American
Mining Congress, October S3 and 24
had been postponed indefinitely was
made here today. The international
Livestock Show, scheduled tol)egin
hero November 2, has been postpon
ed until November If, it was an
nounced. Medical gauze masks were being
sold by the tens of thousands here
today following repeated requests by
state and city health authorities
that they be worn.
The San Francisco health board
reported 1242 new cases and 19
deaths up to 11 o'clock today.
PLENTY OF PROOF
OF HUN ATROCITY
OBITUARY
STI'AUT-Funeral services of the
remains of the Into Itohert (J. Stuart
were held Monday afternoon at the
Odd Fellows cemetery, Hev. O. '.v.
Curios otticiuttnu.
Itnhert (1. Stuart wan horn la Miles
City, Mont.. .Inly :':, !!:, and died
In Kuuene. (ire. Oct. ISth. ItUS.
The deeeased attended Ihe public
schools of Ahlun for a number of
years, and later, on movlnii to Med
ford. attended the Medfmd Commer
cial college and also the Medford
hiuh Kihool.
When it seemed probable that the
Flitted Stales would lie plutiurd Into
Ihe kh jiI world conflict, youni; Stuart
enlb'l rd In Co. 7. National Cuard
company of Medford and went Into
camp with his iompatty al l'ort Ste
vens. Me wa-i later reierted far
minor physical causes. He later at
tempted to go to Italy with a unit
of Ihe Ited Cross ns mi tniio driver
without compensation. Tho disap
pointed thin .vouuk man did not be
come discouraged hut continued hln
effnrla until he was finally accepted
In the officers trainlui; school at the
rnlvendly of Oregon. A lew days
before he wns siri. ken down. he
wrote his mother that he was not
feellni; well, but fearing he would
i;ct behind In hln siinlicn he contiti-
FIRELESS COOKER IS
BOON TO ITALIANS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2'-'. Kood is
often Hcaree in Italy. And us for
conl it is almost liternllv worth its
weitiht m yold. While the peoide of
Tivoli, situated in the AMian hills, re
ceived small allowances of meat the
poor of the town ate it raw.
Mrs. Charlotte Thrasher, whose
husband, a well known seulidor of
New York, was recent Iv killed at the
front, proceeded to tench the Tiovo
lese nn American "trick," the miiacle
of the fireless cooker. Within a week,
following her request, the American
Wed Cross workshops in Homo wire
lurnimr out fireless cooker and
sendini; them to Tivoli.
DIED
OKU News of tho death of L.
Oit, former widely known Medford
busi'j.ss man, of Spanish influenza
at Ktmeue this mum, was received in
the eitv this afternoon. Mr. On was
111 years of aire, and was the only
son of Mrs. Marv II. Orr and a cous
in of Mrs, ,) times Leslie of this eitv.
Miv. Orr had been at his bedside
since Inst Friday. Mr. mid Mrs. Los
lie will leave for Kuuene this even
imr. Mr. Orr is survived hv his wife and
three children, two sons, H! and four
vears, and one daughter, aired J0
vears. lie was a former street com
missioner of Medford, and was for
vears in business here, part of the
time in the uroeerv business and the
rest in the harness business. The
family removed from here about sev
en vears auo. Mr. Orr was enuai;eu
in the uaraire business at Kuirene.
RESISTANCE INCREASING.
(Continued from pape ono.)
In Iteluiuni the French and Hritish are
borinir into the enemy positions so
swifilv that they mav completely out
flank the German forces still hidtlim:
the hue to ihe southwest.
Heluinii troops advancing toward
Ghent are svMenniticnlv clearitie- the
eountr tnun the Dutch frontier down
as far as Keeloo, on the l.vs-Zee-bnmue
ennui. The French are within
seven miles of Ghent, while the Urit-i?-h
have reached the Scheldt near
Toui-iuii.
Field Marshal Haiti's men are with
in two miles of Ynleiwiciines and the
Germans are expected to abandon
that eitv verv unieklv. Farther sooth
the railroad rnnniiiir from Vnl-eiicienne-
into the Ardennes re
gion in nerd. In the Srrres-Oi-c
sector the French have, made a ma
teral pro:: re.- at various points.
Checked lit (he South
In the Cbampiiyne region General
Merthelot and Gmnvuid have not been
able to advance diirin.' tho past dav
nor have I lie A inert cans in the A r
tonne been aide to shake the defence
of the (ierman, although Kappe
woods and 11:11 have been taken
bv a sharp attack.
French oatroU have reached the
Danube rier al Yidin. This town i
on Ihe southern bank of the ncr and
the arrival of allied troops there -lahli-diev
contact with Ktimanin tnuu
the south. It threatens Austria from
the southeast, if sail icientlv henvv
iufautiA torees are able to reach
th-'t re-ion.
J710 LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOU Tli IK Three light WARon to
trade for hog, Fhoue A 7-Y,
evening. 1 s;
SOWS lUiFD to resfsiered Duror
boar at Schuehard Orehnrd. Ser
vice fee $.00. Fhone 6U-U3. tSO
10 RELEASE BELGIANS
TtOMIC, Oct. 22. Haron von Der
I.nneken, chief of tire German politi
cal department at Brussels, has In
formed Cardinal Mercler, primate of
Helujum, that when the Germans
evacuate that country tho deported
Belgians nnd political prisoners will
he spontaneously 'released according
to the OsRorvatore Homuno, the semi
official Vatican organ. He told Car
dinal Mercler, It Is said, that a part
of the Belgians who were deported
would be free to return to their
country on Monday.
WILD MAN OF BORNEO
AIDS ALLIED CAUSE
LONDON. Oct. 'J2. Kven the na
lives ot the pintle ot Jlorneo desire
the victory of the nllied armies and
when they come out to trading posts
contribute to the Ued Cross. On one
occasion passing a hat collected $!."
from a uroup of natives. Davak.
chief of. one of the tribes, puddled
Ins dutotit to otter bananas and two
chickens to be sent to 'the while
brothers who lay wounded in briny
hospitals.
REGARD NOTE INSINCERE.
(Continued from page one.)
obtain before .lidv to nil enemv ulu
is broken and beaten to bis knees.''
To Arouse Pacifists
The Germans are hoping bv their
discussion of an armistice to suhsii
tute General l'er-diiii" for Marshal
Foch as the military leader who will
state the terms, the Petit .lournal
mivs. This newspaper adds that it is
sufficient to point out that President
Wilson has been a warm partisan of
unified command. '
The announced German conces
sions respect hit submarine warfare
arc merelv pretense, the Petil Jour
nal continues, inasmuch as the sub
marine cumpuitn is a definite fail
ure. The most general comment upon tiie
German replv is that the enemv
atteniptint to e-eape an admission of
det ent bv cnu-int pacifist at il at ion
in en'ente countries.
LONDON. ():.. 22. With reference
to the parauranVt in the German note
denying that the German navy ever
urposely destroyed lifeboats with
lieir passenters. it pointed out in
government circles that many eases
could be diluted in reply l this de-
ninl. Two recent eases are the Llun-
ilovv Castle, the Canadian hospital
shin sunk in the Atlantic, and the
French steamer Lvdiann. sunk off
the north coast of Spuin. July Hi.
The Llandovery Castle was tor
nedoed and sunk off the Irish coast
on the nitdit of .lune 27. while re.
turning from Halifax with no wound
cd aboard. The German submarine
made no el fort to aid the survivors
and even tried to sink at least one ot
the lifeboats.
After the Lvdiann. bad been tor
pedoed, two whale-boats and a raft
were lowered. The iicrmau sulimu
Hue rammed both boats, cutting them
in low. After severul fruitless at
tempts, the submarine succeeded in
sinking the rati and then disappear
ed without helping the survivors
Nine men of the crew of 42 were
picked up later, having clung to
wreckage for more than a dav.
BAD AT IMD
In wrltliiR Monday night from
Dnnsmulr. Cullf., to which city he
went Sunday to help out in caring
for influenza epidemic patients. Dr.
T. O. Heine of .Medford, said that
at the hour of writing Ihe plasue
conditions had improved. There had
been two deaths Sunday niglil and
another was expected Monday niwht
from anions those he had see:i. lie
wrote that there was no further need
of medical help froijj Medford unless
conditions became worse, but said he
would remain for a day or so.
However, conditions at McCloud.
Calif., near Dunsmuir, were deplor
able, the doctor wrote, and outside
help is badly noeded there. There
were six deaths from influenza there
Sunday nlKht, and conditions are
growing worse. Of tho lfiOO men In
this mill town half aro ill with in
fluenza, and there are only two doc
tors to care for tho 800 patients.
R. C. SIGNS GUIDE
WOUNDED TO REAR
T.OXPONVOi-t. 2i. Thousands of
small cloth siiins provided bv the
American Kcd Cross pre distributed
to follow the advance of every Amer
ican attack and are tacked to, trees.
IkisIs or other objects to noint the
wav for ''walking wounded" to first
aid dressing stations. Hv the side of
the laiire lied Cross on (lie white cloth
is n red arrow imintinir the direction.
Conflict! So lie Couldn't Sleep
Uronrhinl coughs, tickling in throat
nnd asthmatic spasms break ones
rest and weaken ono so that the sys
tent Is run down and serious sickness
may result. Knos llnlbert, Paoll.
Vnd. . writes: '! had a severe cold
this fall nnd couched continually at
nlf.ht: could hardly sleep. Tho first
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar re
lieved me, entirely curing my coui;h."
II covers Irritated membranes wlch a
healiiiK and anotlilnx mating, loose ii
plilemn and clears air passages. Kor
sale by Medford Vharmacy.
9.
DR. RICKRRT
tC77ll?U&
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PROPERLY FITTED
Suite 1-2 over Mny t,
no tutors IBKU
Whenthe
morninA cup is
unsatisfactory
suppose you make
a change from
the old-time
beverage to the
snappy cereal
INSTANT
POSTUM
you'll be
surprised at its
cheering, satis
fying qualities
and delightful
flavor. It's all
health no .
caffeine.
Try a Tin
Friends and acquaintances of Mr,
and Mr. H. O. iNordwkk, former well
known residents of the city who for
tho past year or more have been re
siding at the Nordwick ranch in the
Table Kock district, deeply sympa
thize with them In their present be
reavement and worry over influenza
illness In their family.
Sunday they received a telegram
that their daughter, Mrs. E. L. Boyer,
30 years old, had died of influenza
at hf.r home in Oakland, Calif., and
that another daughter in that city,
Mrs. C. W. Jacobsen, was in a dying
condition from tho same disease.
Mrs. Nordwick left Sunday afternoon
for Oakland, and Mr. Nordwick left
for the same place Monday after
noon, leaving their son Hoy at homo
ill with a bad cold. Nothing has been
received here since relative to tho
condition of Mrs. Jarobsen, who is
well known In Medfor'd, having re
sided here for a year or more while
her husband served as bookkeeper at
the Nordwick mill.
Hoy Nordwick, who had been lo
Camp Freemont to bid good-bye to
his brother. Corporal Arthur Nord
wick, who is about to sail with the
12th Infantry for France, arrived
home 111 Sunday. Mrs. Boyer, who
died Sunday, had never resided in
Medford, but had visited here several
times.
Dressmaker Gives' Advice
"I underwent a surgical operation
for gull stones 5 years gao, was In
the hospital for 4 weeks. For 1 year
I felt better, but then my old symp
toms and pains returned, and I havo
suffered ever since. Four weeks ago
on the advice of a lady 1 tried Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, and I now feel
like a new woman. I have a num
ber of friends who suffer as I did
and I am advising all to try this
valuable medicine." It Is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and Allays the Inflam
mation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis.' One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Adv.
FOR SALE at the
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
lcd Seed Oats, Gray Winter
Oats, Rye, Veteli and Al
falfa Sncd.
C alilifl
1
No word was received in the city
today about the condition of Vernon
Vawter, but late Monday afternoon a
message was received from Eugene
that his condition was Improved and
regarded as favorable.
COUGHS AND COLDS
QUICKIYJELIEYED
Dr. King'sNewDiscoveryused
since Grant was President
Get a bottle today
It did It for your grandma, for your
father. For fifty years this well-known
cough and cold remedy has kept an
evergrowing army of friends, young
and old.
For half a century druggists every
where have 6old it. Put a bottle in
J'our medicine cabinet. You may need
t in a hurry. Sold by druggists
everywhere. 60c and $1.20.
Bowels Acting Properly?
They ought to, for constipation
makes the body retain waste matters
and impurities that undermine the
health and ptay havoc with the entire
system. Dr. King's New Life Pills are
reliable and mild is action. All
druuuists. 25c.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Pay Phone: Pacific 827.
Sight Phones: F. V. Weeks, 10.T-J2.
tody ARNtstAnr-
Better Ge That
Safety Deposit
Box Now
YOU'VE probably
added more Liberty
lit nids to "your collec
tion and it they are
coupon bonds it
means too much mon
ey lying 'round loose.
For a few dollars a
year you can rent one
of those Safe Deposit
Boxes here at the
First National Bank
and give your mind
a little relief from
anxiety.
Wm. G. Talt, President
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
MEDFORD. ORE.
tCAPITALIOO,000
It Looks as Tho Medford
Would escape a serious epidemic of the Spanish Influenza. The wise
movo of closing all public places and the general use of 7.0 Pyrol as
a nose and throat wash has been a great help in controlling this hor
rlhlo disease. We nil should continue the use of Zo Pyrol or some
other good antiseptic.
Heath's Drug Store
"Miono 881.
The Sun Tnx Store.
J. T. Gagnon
Lumber Yard
All kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber.
Specialties: Dimension stuff, Fin
ishing Lumber, shingles, Sah and
Doors, Rooting Paper, Fruit Boxes".
P.ujr Jackson County Products.
Place orders now for Fruit Boxes.
Now Shed, 11.1 8. Front 81., Mrtlford
Phone 830,
GAIES&IRES
. COST OXK-I1ALF AS MUCH
And wear twice as long as the average Fabric Tire. Guaranteed
P.600 nillea.
PUNCTURE PKOOP
Our Service Station Is now equipped with the latest mechanical Tire
Changer, Up-to-Date Vulcanizing Equipment, Curtis Air Free
From Oil.
Try our Tire 8e'rvlce It's Different
F. R. Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside
The Food Administration Says
Buy at Home and Save
Needless Waste
The Food Administration urges American people to buy food that Is
produced near homo, as the needless wasto of transportation in
volved In hauling homo rood away and other, food In to tnko Its
place Is thus avoided. Vilmo flour is a Medford and Oregon flour.
Build Up Home Industry by
Buying the Products of
Home Factories
This company pays out thousands of dollars a year for wheat,
corn, barley and other products of the farm, thus creating an Im
portant market here. This market will grow as the demand for
Vilmo flour grows. Demand your local flour.
Rogue'Valley Milling Co.