Medford mail tribune., November 29, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

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MTJ)FOT?P MATL TRTBTTITO, MEPFORB, OKFiOX, FKTPAY, XOYEMBETl 29,. 1918
RECEIVED IN BATTLE
W. M. Holmoa Friday received no
tice from the war departmont of the
death of his son, Joseph Thomas
Holmes, October 12 from woun 'i re
ceived In battle October 10 on the
Argonne front. He was 24 years
of age and a nallvo of Jackson coun
ty, residing with Ills parents In the
Griffin Creek Bection. At the out
break of the war, ho enlisted with
Company 7, C. A. C. and left with
the company for Fort Stevens. He
wus later transferred, with others of
the company to tho tiTith field artil
lery, and was a member of flattery
K. He sailed for France last spring
and went to tho front at the time of
tho St. Mlhlel drive. He was well
known and popui.tr among a larh'e
circle of friends In the valley who
sincerely mourn his heroic dealh and
extend sympathy to his parents In
their hour of bereavement.
Letters received from Medford
members of tho battery several
weeks ago, told of Holmes being se
verely wounded by shrapnel and be
ing In an army hospital. Ills parents
at once wired to Washington and to
the lied Cross to secure Information,
but today's telcgrnni wus tho first
official notico received.
JUNCTi
John li. Toiiiliii of the Tumlin liux
company has purchased u truct of
about five ucres of laud ut the Cra
ter i inn 1 ion of the fuviliv uiid Eusi
ern and Southern 1'urific railroads
from the liiir liend Milling company
mid will soon bruin the erection of a
lnre box faetorv.. New machinery
jhuH been purchased in addition to that
utilized nt the present situ of the
liii'torv, in the Korinck building on
North Kir htreet, which will be mov
ed, mid I lie new plant-will be rcndv
to opcruto in the spring, nffordinu
it steady pnvroll for the valley.
The eopaeitv of the factory will be
ncnrlv, double the present capacity, or
about a carload of manufactured
shook u dav. In addition a sawmill
has been purchased und is ready for
installation, which will insure
tiood market for small cuts of Iotrs
bv mucliers und timber owners.
.Since the box factory opened Inst
sprint;, il hits been in steady operation
and is now ninrketimr boxes in Cnli
fornin and elsewhere. Tho shook is
in demand us it lias the reputation of
beini the best in tho market.
A! CAMP LEWIS
of the mnnv men'ni'i.l officers absent J distribution by wholesalers and gro-
ItJIS Will UU UtKCIIIUDr X UIBCUIlllll u
their certificate system under which
sugar had been allotted to manufac-
on Thnnksgivinir leave. No orders
vet have been received concerning
the dcmobilizntio of men and officers
in the l.'llh division. The division now
is beini: inspected 1V Colonel Jaihes
JiistiiK of the inspector eeneral's de
partment. Whether this is n rcL'ulur
routine inspection or presumes orders
for the movement of the division no
one here could tmv
John Ward who works for the
Applegato Lumber company received
notice of the death of his son, Ray
mond M. Ward, In Krsnce, Oct. 12.
but did not say whether he was
killed In action or died from disease.
Mr. Ward left today for Kolsom, Cal..
to try and get more news as to the
cause of his death. He has not heard
from hlin since he enlisted, except a
card from the government that he
had landed safely In Franco. Ho was
a moinber of Company U, ldoth regiment.
Card of Tlinnks
We wish to thank our ninny friends
for their kind sympathy and beauti
ful floral offerings in tho recent
death of our beloved wife and moth
er. T. J. O'HAftltA.
MR. & .MRS. M. D. BOWERS.
HKl.KN MOWERS.
SENTENCE COMMUTED
(Continued from page one.)
with the enso which convinced him
(hat the sentence of ileulli should not
bo executed." Another reason lor
the eoiiiniiintiitiim. lie said, w as 1'resi- j
dent Wilson's "earnest icnitol'' Tor
clemency. The irovernur said he de-
Pline.l In lin m.Hu..m I I... (I,.. Il - I
that if maximum punishment is nut !
instiled, pardon should follow.
VII linn been no uncommon lliinc1'
tho statement rend, "for executives in
ItrnnliiiL' clemency to entertain doubt
sufficient to save a man from the
gallows, but not Hint decree of ren
Konnlilu doubt Unit llm law resolves
completely in favor of a dcl'omliint."
Harry Holms of Copper, Cal., spent
Thanksgiving In the city with
friends.
It was very evident that there was
something new In Kd ltiuns' meat
shop yesterday by the number of peo
ple that stopped and looked in the
reporter found that a largo elk was
reported fou.-iw tiiat a largo elk was
hanging up ready for tho block. It
was ono of tho elk from the Holly
wood ranch which hud begun to got
ugly and had to ho killed, and evi
dently I'M though that yesterdny was
turkey day and that elk would bo
bettor tho latter part of tho week.
F. P. Sailer and Ceorg'i Wnlson
camo ovor from Mountcrest ranch to
spend Thanksgiving In tho city.
Grandmother Was the Druggist
In tho early days of our country
grandmother was tho druggist, and
her drugs consisted mostly of roots
and herbs gulhercd from tho fields
and forests. There was poppermlnt
for indigestion, million for coughs,
sUullcup for nervousness, thorough
.wort for colds, wormwood for bruises
nnd sprains and so on. They woro
successful remedies, too. It was
from a combination of such roots
and herbs that, Mrs. l.ydla E, 1'lng
hnm ofY-ynn, Mass., more than forty
years ago, originated her now fam
ous Vcgotulile Compound; nnd dur
ing all llieso long years no other
remedy has ever been discovered to
restore health to ailing women so
successfully ns this good old-rash-ioned
root and hnrh medicine. Adv.
TonighL and Tomorrows
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LADY TS3N MEI
T)y scmris fofiand enh OuncseSUr
CV-nvtvr, ami ZW'Mt by ' h M Lowry.
H -71 wonderful International Drama
! of the Allies Conquest of Siberia -a
e Cja(riotic Stoiy of Love and Loyalty
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OTHER FEATURES. H
OUTING CHESTER g
"Pinfeather Picanninies"
SMILING BILL PARSONS
in "Bill Settles Down"
III
CA.Ml' I.KWTS. Tucoiuu. Wnsh..
Nov, 29. One hundred off ieers, ilie
first, lo he discliurned from the urniv
here were undcrcoiinr plivsicul exam
inations todnv.
They will become citizens Alunduv
and leave that dnv for home.
These officers are those who desir
ed to return homo ns soon us the
urmv hud no further use for (hem
and were superfluous wit lithe re
duction of units und the filling up of
other units in camp.
Twcntv-four are medical officers.
All have been members of the Jfi6th
depot hriendo although a few had
been attached to the 13th division.
Camp toduv hns very much the nr-
penrnnee of n holiday season because
NEW YORK, No.. 23. The sugar
divisions of the United States food
administration thruout the country
will begin to demobilize about De
cember 15, It was learned here to
day, in anticipation of the arrival of
Cuba's Bugar crop In January. Modi
fication of restrictions affecting sug
ar consumption will become effective
eIy next week.
The sugar divisions, which hold
complete control over distribution by
refiners and thru the refiners, over
turers and dealers as a war time
measure to conserve this commodity.
Manliafcturers will, however, be re
quired to limit their purchases each
to a thirty-day supply until the free
arrival of the Cuban raw sugar about
January 10 cr 15.
While restrictions on the use of
sugar in public places will continue
In effec four pounds of sugar will
be allowed to each person each month
in the homes, beginning Monday or
Tuesday.
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
NiCkIusi
A Nutritious Diet for AH Ages.
")uii.K Lunch; Home or Office.
OTHERS m IMITATIONS
You Can't Rub It Away;
Rheumatism is in the Blood
Liniments Will Never Cure.
If you are afflicted with Rheuma
tism, why waste time with liniments,
lotions and other local applications
that never did cure Eheumatism, anj
never will?
Do not try to rub the pain away,
for you will never Bucceed. Try the
sensible plan of finding the cause of
the pain, and go after that. Remove
the cause, and there can be no pain.
You will never be rid of Rheuma
tism until vou cleanse your blood of
the germs that caurro tho d'.rcaco.
8. S. S. has never had an equal as a
blood purifier and scores of sufferer.i
say that it has cleansed their blood ot
r.'.-.rr.?.!!"!!, and removed all traca
of the disease frcm t'.::r system.
Get a bottlo of S. S. S. at your
drug store, and get on the right ,
treatment to-day. If you want spo- '
cinl medical advice, you can obtain it
free by addressing Medical Director.
23 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. , -v
Announcement!
We now have two long experienced auto machinists who know
how to repair your car, any make, and do It right. All work guar
anteed. Once you try us you will remain our customer, for our
work will be satisfactory.
The Valley Garage
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
SATURDAY SALE OP BLANKETS
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25 pairs good cotton
Blankets in tan and
grew Cheap today at
$3.50. On sale AO
Saturday, pair ..t0
Sensational Sale
of
Winter Suits
EVERY ON EMUST BE
SOLD AT ONCE
$25.00 Suits now $20.00
$.10.00 Suits now .$24.00
JL ,$40:00. Suits now $32.00
$50.00 Suits now $40.00
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25 pairs heavy wool fin
ish Blankets in grey and
tan. Cheap at $6.00.
On sale Satur- -ff i QO
day, pair JT70
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HieWomatfs Store
14-23 X. CESTKAL
MEDFOItl), OREGON
Mail or Express Prepaid
SALE OF XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
50 dozen women's plain
and fancy Handker
chiefs. Fine 10c grade.
On sale Saturday, Cp
each
25 dozen women's fine
linen. Alpine hand emb.
Handkerchiefs. Cheap
at-35c. On sale Sat
urday, each ....
29c
$(0.00 Suits now $48.00
Saturday Sale
OF
Silk Petticoats
25 women's "Fitritc" Taf
feta Silk Petticoats, in a
good line of colors. Cheap at
$(5.00. On sale Sat- tf A AO
unlay, each ".0
Doll Sale
Jersej' Polls, something new
is sure to please the baby.
On sale at 59, 75 aod
$1.00
100 utibreakj.Me Polls, good
quality, cheap at 75c. On
sale Saturday ,
each
69c'
Character Pulls in a great
variety of styles. $1.00 up
to $5.00.
Baby Patties in a large as
sortment of styles. On sale
at 15. 25. 5(V and 89
Make Her Happy With One of These
Radiant Christmas Blouses
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Buy her a netf Blouse for Christmas. It's a useful, sensible, serviceable
and sure-to-be-appreciated gift. And as a gentle tip to the men folks,
let us tell you not one member of the gentler sex has ever had too many
Blouses. To any woman, be she young or old, who love the attractive
in attire (and pray, what woman dots not) a new Blouse is always exceed
ingly welcome.
And once having decided to buy a Blouse, then decide to buy it here,
for by so doing you will-save time, thought, effort and no inconsiderable
amount of money. So com ilete is our stock with the new Christinas
models that you'll readily find here just the model that will surely please,
and because of-the co-operative manner in which our Blouses arc obtain
ed, the prices arc certain to be substantially lower than would be paid for
Blouses of the samo character ordinarily
This new group of models will go on sale tomorrow.
Priced especially at
Georgette Crepe "Waists, values up
to $8.00. tf C QC
Saturday JJ.7J
Crepe de Chenc Waists, values up
to $5.00. ff 1 QC
Saturday
These same new styles will be shown tomorrow for the first time in
the recognized Style Centers of America. This constitutes for you an as
suVancc of absolute style correctness and genuine worthiness.
Jlodol 2302. Neat simple appealing style
of fine Crepo-clc-Clilne. Hemstitching and
large orenn pearl buttons trim front and a
group of tiny tucks ornament
convertible collar. ffl Qr
Priro
Model 2.11.1 Is made of t'rcpp-do-clilne of
splendid quality. Front is attractively trim
med with tucks of alternating widths. The
collar is convertible. Seams aro all double
studied anil lliu liiilorlng thru- J Q
out is oxc'-llcnt. Price JpJ. y J
Model 2 4 ft 7 of Ooorgetle C'ropc of superior
MUiility. Collar effectively embroidered with
soutncho hraid, and further trimmed with
frilling Joined with hemstitched senm. Open
cuffs trimmed with frilling to mutch. Wide
luieral plait and hemstitching trims the front.
A real character lllonso. O C lZ
Prue JbD.y?
Model 24HS. An extremely refined stylo,
developed of Ci-epe-de-Clilno of excellent
iiuullty. Front is daintily embroidered and
further trimmed with wide tucks and tiny
pearl buttons. Front panel edged with hem
stitching. A distinctive and Qf"
decidedly pretty model. Price 7 J
Sensational Sale
of
Woolen Dresses
25 women's Silk Presses, all
good styles. Cheap at $12.50.
On sale Saturday
25 women's Silk and Serge
Presses, all new styles, good
colors; up to $25.00 values.
On sale Saturday
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House Dresses
Just in, a new line of wo
men's Gingham and Percale
House Presses and Aprons.
On sale from each $1.75 to
$5.00
Gossard Corsets
"Wc will esteem it a privilege
to demonstrate the unques
tioned superiority of the
genuine front lacing Gos
sard Corsets. Your selection
may lie made from a com
plete new stock that antici
pates the requirements of the
most exacting, misses' and
women's models,
$1.75 to $10.00
CHRISTMAS HOSIERY
A good gift to give and receive.
Everyone is glad to receive Hosiery
on Christmas, provided it is good
Hosiery. Special Sale Saturday of
Good Silk Hosiery.
AVoiucn's Silk Hosiery
in a fine line of colors.
All sizes. This hose is
eh cap todav at $1.25.
While thev last. Sat
urday,
paii-
$1.00
Kayser's fancy Silk
Hose, heavy quality,
faney clock, good col
ors. On sale ffO QO
Saturday, pairy'0
l.a France silk Hose,
the best wearing hose
made; in the new col
ors. Specially priced
Saturday,
pair
$2.48
GOOD KID GLOVES FOR XMAS
GIFTS. Fine Serviceable Gloves
that will give long wear and entire
satisfaction. Women's fine Cape
Gloves in tan and grey, with fancy
$1.98
embroidered back. On sale
Saturday, pair
Women's fine grade
Kid Gloves in white
with black embroid
ered back. ffO tfj
Special. pair'f-'"
Women's exclu
sive styles in fine
Kid Gloves, new
shades, ff Cf
Special, pi Jt JU
Children's and wo
men's Wool Gloves
and Mittens in all
styles and colors,
pair 35 to $1.00
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price MANN'S
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