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MEDFOTCT) MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1918
fOCAL AND
J PERSONAL
Dr. W. W. Howard lias returned
from, Ketone wtiero he took a concae
In the officers training camp and In-
eUkntiy a courae in influenza, from
which ho has thoroly recovered.
We cut windshields for all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. 208
Voto 43 X, Gardner, Co. Judi;e.
Adv.
The management of the Junior
P.ed CrosB, in the near future will
have several boxes placed near the
confectionery stores, clKnr stores,
hoteis, and stations for the collection
of tinfoil. I'IcaKe watch for the same
and dopoult the pieces of tinfoil
there. This will be appreciated very
much by the Junior lted Cross and it
will give another method for our
boys and ulrls to assist in the duty
of conserving that this great war
may be won. Other details will be
announced later.
CIuhhIc coats, Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 11.
Hutchison & Lumudun. IDti"
Voto 17 X, Terrill, Bhcriff. Adv.
Farley Johnson Jr., son of Knrlay
.Tohilson, formerly of Medford, has
enlisted in the tank corps.
Governor Wilhyoombe and Senator
llc.S'nry have stood' by tholr posts of
duty whllo their opponents hnvo been
rniupalKiilng. Volu to reward such
services. (Adv.)
Voto ,!! X, Sheldon, ropros. Adv.
A. w. Walker and W. It. Coleman
spent Sunduy at Portland.
Iturn Insenco to protoct against
Influenza. Japanese Art Store. Ill
Voto as X, Thomas, state genutor.
Adv.
W. S. Slancllff of Phoenix, was a
.Medrord visitor Monduy.
Wlthycombe for governor has loy
ally performed all kinds of war work
without pay. Ills opponent collected
$487 for his services on tho draft
board. Voto to re-elect Wlthycombe
Adv.
Voto 43 X. Gardner, Co. Judge
Adv.
Rrnoat W. Uljogrnm, tho mining
engineer nnd assuypr, who has been
vory ill wllh Influenzn, Is a trifle
Improved today.
For the best Insuranco see Holmes,
the Insurnnco Man.
Voto 4 7 X, Terrill, sheriff. Adv.
Deputy dheriff Anderson who has
boon 111 with Influenza, Is reported
much' improved.
hndies', Messrs. nnd Children's
Coats. Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 11. llutclil
son and l.umsden. 196
Volo 3S X, Thomas, state senator.
Adv.
Ilerbort Schuctte, tho sovon yeur
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Krank
Hchuette, who had his leg broken, is
doing nicely at tho Sacred Heart hos
pllnl.
Ills opponents hnvo not been able
to discover a slato Issuo on which to
attack Gov. Wlthycombe. Ko-eloct
tho man. who has made good. Adv.
Voto 40 X, Westerlund, represen
tative. Adv
.Mrs. I,. Gray of Ituch, was a Med
fold visitor Monday.
20 per cent discount on woman's
button shoes. Schmidt's "Good
bhoes," 21 North Central avenue.
, Voto 39 X, Sheldon, repros. Adv.
Ashlnnd autolsts paraded Jledford
today In tho interest of tho Ashland
normal s'-hool.
On April 29. 191X, Oswald West
said: ".Senator McXury Is giving the
president his umiuullflod support In
tho prosecution of tho war. and Is
most active In his endeavors to ad
vance the Interests of tho people or
Oregon." M.-Nnry Is ut his post of
duty. Volo to keep lilm there. Adv.
Vote 43 X, Gardner. Co. Judge.
Adv.
A. K. London has moved from the
Central Point red to Phoenix.
Prlvaie Harold Mcintosh of Camp
l'reinont, Cal., Is hero to visit rela
tives. I'oiir days sale only. Xov. 7, S, 9
and 11. One coat of each style.
Hutchison l.umsden. I9ii
Voto as X, Thomas, stato senator.
Adv.
George Simmons of Yreka Is a
Meillonl visitor.
Senator .McXary has supported the
pro l.li'iit In every war measure. Xo
senator could do more. Who can tell
what his opponent would do? Adv.
Vote 40 X, Westerlund, representative-.
A(lv
I'h k Crew of Klamath Tails, spent
Monday In Midlord.
Genuine Coca Coin at (Woe's.
Voi. X, Slieldon, ropros. Adv.
Pr. K'. Kitvhitcssucr of upper
UoKUe ltlvor. Slient Sundav In .Me.l.
for.l.
The Mail Tribune suld Slav 1 I.
19lv ' Senator McNary has n'iado li
good record during his brief term of
office, has supported the president
in his war policies, and been active In
Oregon's Interest." What more coubl
you i vp. it of your senator? Vole to
re-elect lilm
Vo:e 4 7 X, Terrill. sheriff. Adv.
". K. Illee of Prospect, was a Mon
day vi-ltor In the city
Another opportunity to buy Shoes
nt very reasonable prices during tho
inonlli of .November. I nni going to
Rlvo a ID per cent discount on nil
men's and boys' shoes, ('onto and
act them. I,. Stroud, No. Id South
Central avenue. 2 1 2
('has. P. Gotiah of ituslon, Is u re
cent arrival In Medford.
Vole 3S X, Thomas, state Benulor.
Adv.
I,, n. Kyger of Sucrumento, spent
Sunday In Med.ord.
l-'inest Jo.OO 1 1 1 in moil hals. See
Miss l.ounshur.v's .Millinery window.
12(1 Kujt .Main. l'i;,-
Voto 40 X, V oMerlnnd, ropretien
tut lie. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs! Allen Moires of Ager,
arrived In Medford Sunday, called by
the fatal Illness of their daughter.
Kroe storage. Power Auto Co. tf
Voto 47 X, Terrill, sheriff. Adv,
O. S. lleach of Fresno, cal., Sun-
dayed In .Medford.
Free stornge. Power Auto Co. 'f
Voto 38 X, Thomas, state senator.
Adv
Mrs. 11. H. Noel who has been 111
In the hospital with Influenza, has
recovered sufficiently to leave the
hoBpital. Sho Is tho guest of Mrs.
V. II. Locke of the lierban apart
ments, i
You can drink a pint of cider for
a nickel at HeVoe's.
Voto 4 0 X, Westerlund, represen
tatlvo. Adv.
J. II. Turner and I. It. Franchiel
and Reginald Hastings of Portland,
were Sunday visitors in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C Hltton, Jr., of
St. Louis, Mo., are In the city for a
few days.
Voto 4 7 X, Terrill, sheriff. Adv
W. A. Itay of Boston, was a Sun
day arrival in Medford.
Nash Hotel. Spsclal rates, -week
or month. Steam heut. 21.;'
Voto 4 0 X, "Westerlund, represen
tative' Adv
l. P. Stapleton of Independence,
Is a business visitor in -Medford
O. II. Goetsch and George A. Web
ber of l,os Angeles, are in tho cily.
Mr. and Mrs. C 13. I'.wlght of Glen
djilo, toero Sunday visitors In .Med
ford.
Successful druglcss treatment of
non-Infectious diseases. Dr. ilulstcad,
227 South Central. 20D
Harry H. Hoaglnnd of San Fran
cisco, Is a .Medford arrival.
Vote 3S X, Thomas, state senator.
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Wlarnnr of
Dunsmulr, spent Sunday In the val
ley. Hemstitching and pccotlng at
Handicraft Shop. 210
Vote 40 X, Westerlund, represen
tative. Adv.
E. I,. Jones and I,. C. Pellurgh of
Portland, are business callers in Med
ford. Royal and Pullman bread at He
Voe's.
Charles A. Xutler of Dultilh. Minn,
was a Sunday guest at the Medford
hotel.
Vote 38 X, Thomas, stato senator.
Adv
Wm. V. Schaller of San Francisco,
was a Sunduy arrival.
Do Christmas shopping now at
Japanese Art Store. 1 9 f
M. C. Walking and E. Wandell of
nrtlund spent Sunduy In the city.
Vote 38 X, Thomas, Btato senator
Adv
A. W. Macon and wife and Chariot
Goddard of Texas aro recent arrivals
in Iho city.
Furniture upholstering, mnttresf
making, crating nnd packing. Doug.
las, 201 South ltlverside. phone 1G2-.I
215"
lien l'ickiiiKon of New York, A. L.
SprlngBteln of San Francisco, II. II.
Hacon. W. W. Schofleld of Chicago
wero Sunday guests at the Medford
hotel.
Voto 38 X, Thomas, stuto senator.
Adv.
Hay Illnckburn who wus injured In
a logging accident on tho Uullls rail
road was given nn X-ltuy examina
tion today. Ho Is slowly Improving.
Wanted A bargain In a smull
house and lot. Hox I), care Mall
Tribune.
E. 10. Fraley of Rogue River. Is In
tho city today buying supplies for
tho farm.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey flidg.
Dr. (1. . Stephenson who has
been visiting In the northeastern pari
of tho state for several months, nr
rlved homo tho latter part of the
week.
Finest $.1.00 trimmed hats. See
Miss l.ounsbury's Millinery winoow.
12 East Main. 1 u.1
l.eonutd Orthuls, orchnrdist and
dairyman of Talent, is in tho city on
business today.
George Whtsott enmo In from the
Mountcrest ranch near Hilt to bo on
hand to vole tomorrow.
Minuses made to order. Handicraft
Shop.
-Inns Wall of lllue Ledge. Is In the
city for a few days. Ho reports that
work Is going on nt Hie mine, nnd
that they are shipping several cars of
ore dully.
ituyor (jutcK. in explanation of the
action in liltimr uu tiie top lloor ol
the Saereil Heart hoHiitnl ns a citv
IiomjiIii Tor influenza ualients under
charire of the eountv nurse, states
that nn enien;cncv exi-t-; and thnt the
tonus- under which the Medford sani
tarium was offered were impo-siMc
of acceptance.
The first telegram nsliintr its use
brought the following reply from Mrs.
F.. II. Porter:
"Personally do not approve. Onlv
eharilv liospiti'ts opened to influenza
mises hero. Ituildini.' would be unlit
for use because of dnniier of influ
enza for several months. Jioelor re
turuiuL' soon. Letter follows:"
Another teleuram exnliiinintr tlio
enierL'enev. brought the following re
plv from Dr. Purler:
"llolli wires received today on mv
return. I'so of sanitarium "ranted
citv on cn;nlilions: .Mrs. Wnirncr
takes elinrue. You personally invoice
nil movable propei-tv of every de
scription o citv. ' tukinsr rceeipls. All
mv (Irus, cotton, gauze, eie., put in
iiorntte room. iilv office. X-ruv nnd
storage rooms to be locked. Throe
cords of wood in basement. J'.il White
to run boiler, t'ilv makes satisfac
tory terms willi ('aider reuurdinz bis
rent six months. Citv to L'ive me
wrillen tiLTocllicnt repairing all dam
ages nnd expense ol disinfection and
Ic.-minif o:i x.n-atint' ns I direct.
Silverware not available. Surest
'iieuls to be t,roi-un d fr-un hotels. "
As the Suercd Heart oifered free
n--e of u floor with beds, and it wa
uilv necessary to furnish
WASHINGTON, Xov. 4 Germany
Is suing for mercy from the American
and allied air forces. A note deliv
ered to the state department today
thru the Swiss legation says German
air forces stopped the bombardment
of cities and towns on October 1, and
It Is not understood why the United
Stutes has not followed tho same
course.
DIED
MIURES Miss Georgia Mieres,
the -well known nurse died at the
Sacred Heart hospital early this mor
ning. She was taken sick soon after
she attended Mrs. Hale and was so
worn out that sho could not build up
BEGDN.EIOTr WATER.
MSHimflv EF YOU
OHTT DTEEB." KHffliT
SaysTglaes of hot y water with
phosphate'before breakfast
wushes out poisons.
from the attack of influenza. She
was a graduate of San Joaquin coun
ty hospital and had been In Medford
eight years. Her mother, Mrs. Mary
L. Mieres and brother Allen came
over from Little Shasta, Cal., this
morning and will take the remains
there for burial.
WITHROW Darrell William, in
fant Bon of WJlllam and Blanche
Withrow, age two years, bIx months
and three days. Funeral services will
be held at the grave In I. O. O, F.
cemetery. Jledford, Tuesday, Nov. a,
at 2 p. m. Mrs. Withrow died of
Influenza last week.
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk ;
For Infants and Invalid
OTHERS aro IMITATIONS
It you walte un with a bad taste, bad i
breath and tongue Is coated; If your
head is dull or aching; If what you eat :
Boura and forms gas and acid in stom
ach, or you aro bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get .feeling
just right, begin Inside bathing. Drink
before breakfast, a glass of real hot
-water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in It. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels and cleanse,
sweeten and purify the entire alimen
tary tract Do your Inside bathing im.
mediately upon arising in the morning
licildinL'. i 10 wash ont of he system all the pra
te., the citv n"eepted the offer. The
ho-liitai has been eoniooed bv the
Ked 'ros ::ri( Jliss McGuil. public
licallli nurse, in charge.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
nt the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substi
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People aillictcd with bad breath find
quirk relict through Dr. EHwards'
Olive Tablets, - The pleasant, sugar
coated t iblcts are taken lor baa breath
by nil who know them.
Dr. EJwards" Olive TablcM act gently
t it (irmly on the bowels nnd liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood ar.d pently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
danirous calomel doc without any
ol the bad after effects.
AH the Ix-refits of na?ty, sjckeninr!,
rripinft cathartics Fro derived from Dr.
Ldwaius' Olive Tablets without giiping,
pain or any t'.isa.Trccjble eitects.
Dr. F. M. LJw.irds discovered the
formula alter seventeen years of prac
tice among patients afthctrd Willi
bowel and liver complaint, with the
at'rndmt bad breath.
Dr. Kdwanls' Olive Tablets are purely
a rgctablr compound mixed tVith olive
oil; you will know them by tneir olive
color. Take one or two every night for
a week and note the effect. 10c and 25c
per box. All diuiats.
AMSTKIilUM. Rumlav. Xov. n.
It is very positively reported from
In, the Austrian naval baso on the
Adi-itilie. that Triest will soon be oc
cupied bv an American fleet.
J. J. Dcadmnnd of Walklns. Is In
the city for a few days on business.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 13.
I. A. Merriman received a wire
from tho genernl hospital in New
York, Hint Merrltt would be operated
upon again tomorrow. They had Just
received a letter today from the boy
that ho was feeling fine.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk nt DeVoe's.
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
mnkes Sloan's the
World's Liniment
Thii famous reliever of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgic pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
Putters from, enjoys its great Ea!c9
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
1 0 penttra te ttiV ho ut rubbing and prod uce
results. Clean, ri'lreshing. At ail drug
stores. A l.irg.? Ixtttie rican? economy.
vlous day's poisonous waste, gases and
sour bile before putting more food into
me Btomacn.
. To feel like young'folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body im
purities,, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphato
which Is Inexpensive and almost taste
less, except for a sourish twinge which'
is not unpleasant. j
Just as soap and hot water act.otf
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and limestone'
phosphate net on the stomach, liver,1
kidneys and bowels. Men and women
who aro usually constipnted, bilious,
headachy or havo any stomach dis
order should begin this Inside bathing
beforo breakfast. They are assured
they will become real cranks on the
subjoct shortly
When Will the
War End?
We hope the war will end before
Jan. 1st, 1919. Hut the only rafe
way is to figure that It won't end for
another year.
This means that wo must figure
that there won't be any new cars
next Bummer.
Hut you'll want a new car next
summer, and won't be able to got
one.
Tho next best thing to do Is to
make your old car Into a new one.
You havo no idea how small an
expenditure It will take to bring your
car bark to a you I li fill condition.
Furthermore, an inspection NOW
mny save you money later on, for
attention to troubles when small pre
vents them from getting big and
costly.
Wo shall be pleased to look your
car over for $2.iHt and give you our
advice ns to Its condition.
Hrlvc It In any day.
Crater Lake Garage
It' 111
Toake Clothes
"Wear Longer
Rub' them less on wash
boards. The use of
Fels-Naptha soap saves
rubbing. Saves fuel, too;
saves time, saves patience.
V
At your own grocer's
WEEKS & McOOWAN CO
UNDKRTAKKH !
Dny Iliouo: Pacific 2i!7. j
Nlht Phonos: v, W. Works, 11:11 3. i
Lady .VUtuu
Vol' CAN" HAM'. A I IK AI'Tll'l I,
'iiim.i:1(in ir vor vsk sw.tox
l-.V'HAXTMKYl' t'OMPl.KXIOV PO DKH
An especially atiheri u t powder of the finest
quality: of vehety siuoo thness and oviultillcly
perfumed.
Ihu'lmiitmcnt Cmv.plcxlon Powder ts free from
lend, mercury and otuei- poison, and may be
saicly used oil tho nuM delicate of complexions.
HEATH'S DRUG STOEE
Pbiine NX I.
enator ivic
Nary
Scnatoi- Mr-Nary is a dean, active, energetic, loyal nnd ca
pable Senator, lie Las always been for prohibition and woman
suffrage. Xo man in the United States Senate has a cleaner record
in supporting every war measure that has for its object tho "Win
ning of the War Xow," than Senator McXary.
Xo argument or reason has been advanced by anyone why
Senator McXary should be defeated. There is every reason in
justice and fair play why you should vote for Senator MeXary.
lie has sacrificed all personal party advantage to support the Pres
ident in this time of the country's greatest peril.
To vote for Senator McXaiy is to commend patriotism.
His record as a Senator Entitles Him toYour Vote
(Paid Adv.)
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S -
Disease breeding germs lie thick
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Especially Now!
Ordinary sweeping simply stirs
them up! Get rid of these germs
by using a Frantz Premier Elec
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am i jo-
r raorz
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ticntly bents the rug wltile the Mir
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Ask to hco the list of sntiwfhNl
users.
Same price, $1.,00, nnd soon pnKl
for by our cny .laii.
emier
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Then only fj.00 a month. l?ut
you must act while this offer
lasts. Xow above all times
you need a Frantz Premier! Bet
ter get one right away. Telephone
or come to our store at once.
Phone 90 for Demonstration
Just phone us and one of our demonstrators will gladly go
out to your home with a Frantz Premier and clean a whole rug for
you just to demonstrate. No obligation whatever to buy... But
phone us at once!
E em ember only $1.00 down and $5.00 a month.
Here's your ehanee! A ehaneo to make your houre eleanlnt? easy! A
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while you save nil the o.ry otk of sweeping and the nuisance of con
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suck up all the dirt and du.it into a IkIr, all in a jiffy.
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Paul's Electric Store
212 W. MAIN ST. MEDFORD, OREGON
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