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PAOE TWO
MTIDFOTJD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFQBU, OttEGON MONDAY. UKOEMBflr?'
10t8.
lOCAL AND .
PERSONAL
-. . Dr. W H. llsckmnn who has boon
In the sorvlce,. lias returned to his
homo at Central I'oint whoro ho will
rcBumo hU practlco.
HomstitchlnR, porotlnR. All work
guaranteed. Vanity llat Shop! tf
Largely thru the efforls of the dis
trict homo demonstration agent of
Jackson county, hot lunches are now
served In about ono-half of the
schools, states County Superinten
dent Ager. Thru the untiring efforts
of this agent, working in cooperation
with, schools officios, much commu
nity1 Interest has boen developed In
districts, and at tho same llmo pa
trons have heoh instructed rewarding
certain phases of extension work of
'the Agricultural college and tho re
quests of the fedora) food adminis
tration. Mr. Woodford, proprietor of the
. West Side Pharmacy, the .. Rexall
store, has announced another One
Cent sale at tho llexall store tor next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 219
Miss HeleiuDahl will leave tonight
for Kansas City, Kan., where, her sis-
tor, Mrs. Ansel Stubbs. Is ill with
pneumonia In the Bethany hospital.
Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold
by H. N. Loflnnd, at 225 South Oak-
dale. Liberty bonds taken same as
i caph. Phone G91-J;.; i- 240
There will be a regular meeting
or Chester A. Arthur G. A. R. Post
In 'their hall, Wednesday, Dec. 4.
Election of officers. All members
urged to bo present. D. W. Luke,
post commander.
-. Experienced hemstitching and pe
coting. .Mrs. B. fi. Haney, Garnctt-
Corex Bldg. ' '
v Thero wbb 'a small freight wreck
'south "of Ashland Sunday morning
. which delayed the morning passen
ger troin for several hours. There
was no one hurt by the wreck which
was caused by two cars jumping the
track. " ' :j
Double the purchasing power of
, your money. Attend the One Cent
' sale at the Rexall store, Thursday
Friday and Saturday. 219
' Tom Kenney who hasfbeen over to
TJdgewood for several days, came
home Sunday morning.
as the Christmas season ap
proaches your , thoughts naturally
tarn 'to Christmas and to make the
children, as well as the Brown-nps,
happy. Of course Santa Claus must
come down the chimney and fill all
the stockings; It Is necessary to have
the chimney cleaned so he will not
soil his clothing and the presents
The chimney sweep is' in town this
week. Phone 623-R. and have the
fine cleaned at once 21
W I). Condit Who has been visit
ing W. "Wi. Glasgow at the ranch near
Talent, left for Los Angeles Sunday.
Tie war Is over and the flu is
gone. Buy Christmas presents at
Japanese Art Store. -' 21
.Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Webster of
Seattle, arrived this morning to visit
if you do not need two hot water
bottles see your neighbor. Perhaps
he needs one. Get two for the price
of one at the Rexall store sale Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. 219
a few days with hiB brother, W. O.
WebBter. "He Is Interested in the
orchard 'with his brdther and on their
way to Lbs "Angeles to spend the win
.for. The "diet during and after Influen
za. Horlick's Malted Milk, nourish
ing and digestabte.
F. V. Medynskl Is remodeling the
old Alco building and will probably
put In a new up to date front.
'. For the best Insurance see Holmes,
tie Insurance Man. ' i ft "
J. W. Opp who has been In Port
land for a few days, returned home
this morning.
You 'can 'drink 'a pint of cider for
a nickel at Devoe's.
R. L. Maule who has been visiting
In Portland for a short time, came in
on the morning train. He expects
to leave for Camp Lewis soon.
Sure Mike, we buy furniture. Pay
more than anybody. Will H. Wilson
215'
M. R. Chambers whose headquar
ters Is in Portland, is in the city to
day. -He Is special agent for the U.
8. land office, and while here "will
probably visit Butte Falls.-
Proper tools for writing Ever
sharp pencils, Waterman pens, Cor
ona folding and Royal Standard type
writers. Shop mornings now. Med
ford Bookstore. 215
Bruce Stephenson and wife of
Ros'elmfg, are visiting at the home of
J. E. Deveny for a few days.
Place order for an Oldsmoble now.
Treichler Pairson Inc.
John M. Mast came In from the
ranch this morning to transact busi
ness In the city.
We are allowed 00 per cent sugar
for December. Anticipating this two
months ago we engaged one of the
best candy makers on the coast. Eat
moro, give more of Shasta candy.
Try our now line. Make "business
as usual'" a reality. 216
J. W. Kirkpntrick was taken sick
Saturday with symptoms of influenza
and went to the hospital yesterday.
1 Sure illke, we buy furniture. Pay
more than anybody. Will H. Wilson.
. ': ' : 2is
Ned B. Moore of Los Angeles vis
ited in the city over Sunday.
D0 LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Saturday night In Rlnlto theater-,
ladles' small black hand
, purse containing $1 dollar bill and
-4 1 .50 In sliver. Finder please re-turn-to
this office. '. 2fc
WANTED R. H. Toft will buy your
partly paid Liberty Bond contracts.
The Jackson County Fair associa
tion received "a nolico from W. V.
Turner, president of the Pacific &
Eastern railroad ; cancelling their
lease and requesting them to remove
the buildings. This is probably to
get the ground ready for tho Apple
gnto Lumber company mill and pond.
The association will have a meeting
soon to decide on a new location.
llomstitchlng and plcotlng at lOo
per yard at Handicraft Shop.
W. N. Campbell was iu Eagle
Point Saturday checking n tho use,
of explosives in that district.
Suro Mike, wo buy tjirnituro. Pay
moro than anybody. Will 11. Wilson.
215
Wm. ""pars who has a wood camp
near Butte Fulls, was In the city Sat
urday. He say? that he has two hun
dred cords of wood that on account
of tho weather ho will not be able to
get it hauled to the railroad for ship
ment. '
I-P Loose Leaf memos In black
leather, red Russia, pig skin, and
Morocco. Every man and woman
needs one.' Shop mornings, now.
Medford Book Store. 215
Ed Wells and family who have
been visiting Ed Wilkinson for sev
eral weeks, left the latter part of the
week for southern California. They
went with auto to Yroka, then will
probably ship their car to Sacramon
to. They are going south for the
benefit of their daughter's health.
Removal sale now going on at Miss
Lounsbury's Millinery store. 126 East
Main. Everything ot cost. 216
Several of the boys that have been
home for Thanksgiving were very
uneasy Sunday morning when they
learned that tho train due here at
7:35 was four or fivo hours late. It
was not quite so bad for the boys
that are attending the training school
at Eugene, as If it did not lose more
time they would probably arrive on
time, but for Elbort Brayton who is
at tho school in Corvallls and Horace
Bromley and several others from
Camp Lewis it would be impossible
for them to get In on time to report
on Monday morning, so they got busy
and wired headquarters.
Sure Mike, we buy furnlturo and
any Old thingof value. Will H. Wil
son. ' 215
W. R. Woodard of Chicago, is in
the city for a few days on business.
The society chimney sweep Is in
town. 2151
Jno. Baird and Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Uldall of San Francisco, were
Sunday visitors in tho city. r
Buy a Dodge Bros., car for Christ
mas Treichler Peirson Inc.
Z. ;N. Agee of Roseburg and Mr.
and Mrs. Wright of Portland, were
visiting in the city yesterday.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Horton and
Will Ensler of Grenada, were guests
at the Hotel Medford Sunday.
Sure Mike, we buy furniture and
any old thing of value. Will H. Wil
son. " . 215
- Abe F. Bennett came up from Eu
gene to spend Sunday with friends
In the city. ,' ..-.
Chimney sweep, phone 623-R. 220
Malted milk 50c lb. Do Voe's.
J. W. Macdonald and wife of Tolo
were in the city for a'few hours yes
terday. Daily's-Taxi, fnonc 15.
, Mrs. J. H. Mifter and daughter and
Mrs. H. R. Brown of Dunsmulr, were
visitors in the city yesterday.
t Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. Dr.
Halstead, 227 South Central. 233
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Esterly of
Waldo, are visiting friends in the
city for a few days.
Sure Mike, we buy furnltnre and
any old thing of value. Will H. Wil
son. 215
Mrs. Joseph Mohumdro of Seattle.
arrived in Medford to spend a few
days visiting friends.
Yoit can always find something for
a quick lunch at De Voe's.
Chester Hamnirk came over from
Hilt yesterday to visit with friends
in the city.
Y'e buy and sell everything. High
est cash prices paid for furniture,
carpets, tools, mattresses. Geo. W.
Douglas, 34 North Front street.
phone 1C2-X 230
J. Douglas and wife who are visit
ing friends in the valley, were guests
at the Hotel Holland Sunday. .
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. 241
R. G. Masson and wife, W. J.
Wood and A. L, Shoupo of Dunsmulr
were Sunday visitors in the city.
De Voe wants small show case.
De Voe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per lb.
Geo. A. Mansfield and wife came
down from Prospect Saturday to visit
friends in the city. - .
ore Throat. Colds
Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a simnle
and effective treatment for sore
throat and chest colds. Used as a
gargle for sore throat it brings quick
relief. Rubbed on the chest it will
often loosen up a hard, deep seated
cold in one night . i -.
How often BDrains. bruises, cuts
and burns occur in every .family, as
well as little troubles like earache,
toothache, cold" sores, canker- sores,
stiff, neck, and tired aching feet
Soothing, healinu Wizard Oil will al
ways bring quick relief. ;
jet it trom druggists tor JU cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back. . .
Ever constipated -or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, plejsant .little pink pills, 30
cents. Guaranteed.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
TJXDERTAXER
Day Phono: Pacific 227,
MtsUt Phones: V. W. Weeks. 193-J2.
Lady 'Assistant, '
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RAILROAD PUZZLE
A (Continued from" page one.)
fleets and armies sure ot their tri
umph, v
Tribute to Women
And what shall wo say of tho wom
an of their Instant intelligence,
quickening every tusk that they
touched; their capacity for orsnnl
latlon and cooperation which gave
their action discipline and enhanced
tho effectiveness ot everything they
attempted; their apitu'do at tasks to
which they had never before set their
hands; their utter solf-sacrlflco alike
In what they did and In what they
gavel Thoir contribution to the
great result is beyond appraisal. They
have added a new lustre to tho an
nals of American womanhood.
The least tributo we can pay them
is to mako them equals of men In
political rights as they have- proved
themselves their equals in evory field
ot practical work they have entered
whether for themselves or for their
country. These great days of com
ploted achievement would bo sadly
marred were wo to omit that act of
Justice. Besides the Immense prac
tical services they have rendered the
women of the country have been the
moving spirits In tho systematic ceo
nomies by which our peoplo have vol
untarily assisted to supply the suf
fering peoples of tho world and the
armies upon every front with food
and everything else that we had that
might serve the common cause. The
details of such a story can never be
fully written, but wo carry them at
our hearts and thank Uod that we
can say that we are the kinsmen of
such.
Sure of Triumph
And now we are sure of the great
triumph for" which every sacrifice
was made. It has como, come in its
completeness, and with the prido and
inspiration of those days of achieve
mcn quick within us we turn to the
tasks of peace again a poaco sure
against the violence of Irresponsible
monarchs and atubitlous. military cot
cries and make ready tor n now or
der, for new foundations ot Justice
and fair dealing.
We are about 'o give order and
organization to this peace not only
for ourselves, but for the other peo
ples of the world, as well, so far as
they will suffer us to serve them
It is international justice that we
seek, "not domestic safety merely.
Our thoughts have dwelt ot late upon
Europe, upon Asia,' upon the Near
and the Far East, very little upon
the acts of peace and accommodation
that wait to bo performed at our own
doors.
Fiends for Colombia
While we are adjusting our rela
tions with the rest of the world Is it
not of capital importance that we
should clear 'away all grounds of
misunderstanding with our immedi
ate neighbors and give proof of the
friendship we really feel? I hope
that the members of the senate will
permit me to speak once more of the
unratified treaty of friendship and
adjustment with the republic of Co
lombia. I very earnestly urge upon
them an early and favorable action
upon that vital matter. I believe
that they will feel, with me, that the
stage of affairs Is now set for such
action as will be not only Just, but
generous and In the Bpirit of the new
age upon which we have so happily
entered.
Ifcniljustinent Problem
So far as our domestlce affairs are
concerned the problem of our return
to peace is a problem of economic
and industrial readjustment. That
problem is less serious for us than
it may turn out to be for the nations
which have suffered the disarrange
ments and the losses of war longer
than. .we. Our people, moreover", do
not wait to be coached. and led. They
know their own business, are quick
and resourceful at every readjust
ment, definite in purpose and solf-ro-
ASK FOR and GE T
The Original
Waited milk
for Infants and Invalids
OTHERS are IMITATIONS
The House 'of Bin Features.
For Tuesday and Wednesday
"Look Whose Coming"
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
"Sauce for
the Goose"
One of her, best
SPLENDip COMEDY
ORCHESTRA
Regular Prices
Hunt In actiou. Any leading strings
wo might seek to put them lit would
speedily become hopelessly tangled
becauao they would pay no; attention
to them and go thoir own way. All
that wo can do ns their legislative
and exooutivo soi'vants Is to mediate
tho process of change hero, tlioro and
elsewhere us we 'may.' 1 have hoard
much counsol as to the pinna that
should he formed and personally con
ducted to n happy ; consummation,
but from no quarter have 1 seen any
general scheme Of "reconstruction"
emerge which l thought It likely wo
could forco our spirited business men
and self-reliant laborers to accept
with duo pliancy nnd obedience.
Control of Industry
Willie tho war lusted wo sot up
many agencies by which to direct the
Industries ot tho country in tho ser
vices it was necessary for thorn to
render, by which to muko suro ot an
abundant supply of. the materials
needed, by which to check undertak
ings that could for tho time bo dis
pensed with nnd stimulate thoso that
wero moro serviceable In war, by
which to gain for tho purchasing de
partments of the country n certain
control over the prices ot essential
'articles and materials by which to
restrain trado with alien cucmlos,
make tho most of the available ship
ping, systematic financial transac
tions, both public 'and private, so
that there would bo no unnecessary
conflict or confusion by which, In
short, to put every mnterlal euergy
of the country In harness to draw the
common load and mako of us one
team in tho accomplishment ot a
great task.
llnrness Taken Off
But the moment wo know the nr
mistico to have been signed wp took
the harness off. Rnw materials upon
which tho government hud kept its
hand tor fear there should not bo
enough for tho Industries that sup-v
plied the armies havo been relonsod
and put into the gonornl markot
again. Great Industrial plants whose
whole output and machinery hud
been taken over for the uses ot tho
government havo been set free to re
turn to the uses to which thoy were
put beforo the war. It has not been
posslhlo to remove so readily or so
quickly the control of foodstuffs nnd
of shipping, because the world has i
still to be fed from our granaries
and tho ships are still needed to send
supplies to our men oversea and to
bring tho men back as fast ns tho
disturbed conditions on tho other
side of the water permit; but oven
tbcro restraints are being relaxed as
much as possible and more and more
as the weeks go by.
Agencies In KxLstcnre
Xever before have thoro been
agencies In existence in this country
which knew so much of the field of
supply, of labor and of Industry as
the war Industries board, tho war
trade board, the labor department,
the food administration and tho fuei
administration havo known since
their labors becamo thoroly system
atized; and they have not been iso
lated agencies; they have been dlr-
ected by met. who represented the
iieruiuneui. uoparimonis oi mo gov
ernment nnd so havo been the Cen
ters of unified and' cooperative ac
tion. It has been tho policy of tho
executive, therefore since tho armis
tice was assured, (which Is in effect
a complete submission of tho enemy)
to put the knowlcdgo of these bodies
at 'the disposal of tho business mon
of the country and to offer their In
telligent mediation at every point
and In every matter where it was de
sired. It is surprising how fast tho
process of return to a peace footing
has moved In tho three weeks since
the fighting stopped. It promises to
outrun any inquiry that may be Insti
tuted and any aid that may be of
fered. It will not bo easy to direct
it any bettor than It will direct Itself.
i ns American business man la or
quick initiative.
Help for Returned Men
Tho ordinary and 'normal pro
cesses of prlvnto Initiative will not,
howevor, provide Immediate employ
ment for all of the men of our re
turning armle3. Those who are of
Where Those Whc-Know Prefer to Go,
Tomorrow-Bargain Day
The Paramount Service! is rc-issni'iitf a inunbor oi
their famous successes to be known ns .
THE SUCCESS SERIES. .
You may have seen it,:.. You will -want to Be it again.
Our first picture of this program wil be
-IV-
"The Eagle's Mate
A Picture Story of Wonderful A pjial. ""
A BRAY PICTOGRAF ALSO A GOOD COMEDY
Admission for Bargain Day Tomorrow Only:
- Adults, 15c; Children, 10c, including War 'Tax.
LAST TIMES TON 10 IIT '.-
Wallace Reid..sin."The Source"
' COMING
;. . - WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
JOHN BARRYMORE in "ON THE QUIET."
traluud riipuclly, I hone who uro skill
od workmen, thoso who hnvo ucqulr-
ed ruuilljni'tty with ustubllshod bald
nesses, those who aro ready niui win
lug to go to tho farms, nil thoso
whoso npltudos are known or will bo
sought out by employers, will find
no difficulty, It Is sufo to sny.lu
finding place nnd employment. Hut
there will bo others who will bo nt u
loss whoro to gain a livelihood unless
pains ro taken to guide them and
put thorn In tho way of work. Thbre
will tin a largo tlonilug resldum ot
labor which should not bo loft wholly
to shift for Itself. It seems to me
Important, thoreforo, that tho devel
opment ot public works of every sort
should bo promptly resumed, In or
der that opportunities should ho cre
ated for unskilled labor In particular
and thut plans should ha mndo for
ouch development of our unused
lands and our natural resources as
(Continued on 1'ngo Six.)
LIEGE WELCOMES w
KING ALBERT BACK
Hia'SSI'XS. Dee. 3. (Ni'ltisli
Wireless Service.) Kiiut Albert nnd
the lU'iuiiiu rovul family ituulo their
official entrv into Uev:o Saturdnv at
the head of tho troops who conducted
the heroin ilot'eiiip of thut town In
11114, suvs a Ilfliriiin official state
ment. Almost nt the same lime a Bclirinn
cnmlrv brigade entered Aix l.n ('h:i
iiolloi Oennunvi nt the request of the
flerninh authorities.
HOW MR
AVOIDED
m
0
Canton, Ohio. "I suffered from a
female trouble which caused mu much
sutcmi, and two
doctors decided
that I would have
to n through mi
operation beloru 1
could cot well.
".My mother, wlio
liad been helped l y
1-ydiaK.Piiikhir.i's
Venotnblo Com
pound, adviBed mo
to try it before sub
m i tcng to on opera
tion. It relieved mo
from mv troubles
so I can do my house work without any
uiuicuiw. i anviso any womnn wno is t
nffiicted with female troubles to pive
Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com-
pound a trial and it will do as much for :
tlioro." Mrs. Makib IJoyu, 1421 6lh I
St, N. E., Canton, Ohio.
Sometimes thoro are serious condi-
tions where a hospital operation is tho
only alternative, but on the other hand
so many women have been cured by this
dn,no wv.fr n.l l,avUnml I ,,,11-. Ll
pjnkham's Vegetable Compound, after
doctors havo said that on oneration was
necessary every woman who wants
to avoid nn operation should pivo it a
fair trial beforo submitting to such a
trying ordeal.
If complications exist, write to T.ydia
E. Pinkhnm Medicine Co., I.ynn, Mass.,
for advice. Tho result of mony years
experience Is at your service
' dOiUNoUJM'
for
; DIAMONDS '
We invite a comparison
of quality and price.
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i Ipi
All Now in 11
Pink Wrappers
To save tin foil for Uncle Sam, j
WRIGLEY5 is now all wrapped n
in pink paper and hermetically
sealed in wax:
1.' The tangey
flavor of mint
2. The luscious
different flavor
3. The soothing
flavor of
peppermint
All in pink-end packages and
all sealed air-tight. Be Sure
to get WRIGLEYS because
5 The Flavor Lasts! qp
ro& a icsnsn THE H0USE 0F 1
1 .RM"yjggaS"rgst 1 , ,big features
- 4
TONIGHT
Klaw and Krlan.cr Present
CARTE
The , Master Magician
"The first time in (lie history of theatricals that
blase Broadway ever paid .J to see a nuifjieian, Alex
ander not excepted."
Local conditions enabled the Vngp iiianageniqnt' to
secure this remarkable attract ioii atii reduced '
scale of prices.
PRICES Whole lower floor $i; Balcony f 25cJ Mc,
75c; Boxes $2. '' -; 5
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First; New York Musical'
endorsed uy
DAZZLING
A MUSICAL COMEDY OF
BOOK and LYRICS ny
OTTO H AR BACH
AMD EDWARD CLARK
music dyRUDOIPH FRIHL
AUTHOR S OF
"HIGH JINKS"
"THE FIREFLY" Si
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with OlSCARI FIGMAN'and
Original, company of-forty-five '.people.
Mail orders for seats accepted now.
PRICES: 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. ' ' '
.'urtain at 8:10 p. in. slinrp.
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