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MTSDPOKD- MATL TRTBTTNE, MTCTVPOTtTV OttftGON. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER I, 15)13
TOGALiAND
JM PERSONAL
Wnltor Fraaler Brown who rocent
ly applied for overseas work with tlie
Y. M. 0. A., has received word that
his application has been approved for
work In , Siberia, as men nro still
needed (hero and as soon as the
' transfer In papora ia approved, he ex
pects to leave. ' ' V.
". All members of Modford lodge No.
110S B. P. O. Elks nro requested to
ho present at the neitt rcftular meot-
, Ins of the lodge Thursday night. Pec.
tth. 7 InHiatloni and refreshments.
.- 218
A.- P. Stonnett was called to Ash
land today by the critical Illness of
Charles Stennott, his father who suf
fered a etroko.of paralysis this mor
ning. 1 We are allowed 100 percent supar
for December. Anticipating this two
months ago we engaged one of the
best candy makers on the coast. jat
more,, give more of Shasta candy.
Try our now line. Make "business
as usual" a reality. 216'
i F.'W. Streets of Grants Pass, was
In the. city yesterday looking after
his property. .
Hemstitching, pecoting. All work
. guaranteed. .Vanity Hat Shop. tt
Tom Merriman who went home
from the shop Saturday sick with the
flu is reported improving.
Xmas cards. Handicraft Shop. 221
Mrai Anna Bland -of Grants Pass,
arrived In the city yesterday on the
way to Jacksonville ; to Tislt her
brother; Ed Helms. "
, Robinson Reminders have a sep
arate Uttlo slip for each memo. 50c
to $2.00; Shop mornings,, now. Hert
ford Book Store. : .
C. J. Barnard who enlisted' iri' the
navy from Klamath Falls, is visiting
in the city on a short leave. He was
stationed at Mare Island, hut on ac
count of an accident has been trans
ferred to the provost guard.
: Outing flannel, 29c per yard.
Hutchison & Lumsden. ' 222
Mr. and 'Mrs. C. T. Richards who
have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
J. Fi Wortman for the past month,
left for California to visit his brother.
.Floyd Veneer, living four miles
southwest of the city, reports the
birth of a six-pound son Dec 1.
Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold
by H: N. Lofland, at 225 South Oak-
dale. Liberty bonds taken same as
cash. Phone 691-J. . 210
. Mrs. Laura Dodge, who has been
visiting in the city for a, few days,
left this morning for Stockton, Cal.,
to visit her brother.
' Experienced hemstitching and pe
coting. Sirs. B; E. Haney, Garnett-
: Corey, Bldg. ;
' There were fifteen new cases of
Influenza reported yesterday, five
school children and one or' two
teachers, and Mayor Gates has called
a meeting of the doctors for 4 o'clock
this afternoon to decide on the situa
tion. If it is as bad as reported, the
schools probably will he closed again
for a while. The influenza cases are
mild and of short duration.
i. Corona folding typewriters weighu
8 lbs. with carrying case 'and. cost
150.00.' Supply limited. Shop mor
nings, now. Medford Book Store.
A. H. Ferguson, Fred Ward and G.
B. Burke, of- Portland, were doing
business In the city yesterday.
' We are still selling heavy outings
for 2?c. Come and see. Hutchison
& Lumsden. ' f 222
.' C. L. Schieffelin Is among those
seriously sick with influenza.
Yarns for sweaters for Xmas gifts.
, Handicraft Shop. : 221
r -MlBS . Brault and Miss Grey will
give a: musical reading jtrom Debus
sey's Palleas and Melisande at the
Andrews studio in the St Mark's
building, this evening at 8 o'clock for
the benefit of the members of the
Drama League and their invited
friends. This promises to be a rare
treat both from a musical and a dra
matic' standpoint and a large atten
dance Is expected.
...-. Regular 35o outing flannels 29c
at Hutchison & Lumsden's. 222
' Otto King of the Medford Grocery
company is among influenza suffer
ers, as is Otto Jeldness of the Gates
Auto company.
For flro Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
Di R. Wood & Co. "" .
Delroy Gotchell, president of the
Farmers and Fruitgrowers bank who
' slipped on the curb on his way home
Saturday afternoon, aiul in endeav
oring to save himself, dislocated' his
shoulder, is rapidly Improving.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. RIverBlde, phone, 1G2-J,
Harry D. Mills of. Butte Falls, Is
: Bpendlng a few days In the city on
"business. , ' ;
.. Forty styles of engraved cards and
folders. : Medford Printing Co.
' Grace IS. Cameron and Gladys Nat
wlck of Portland were visiting f riendo
,. in the city yesterday.1
.. 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
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIl REXT Tbree-room furnished
. i apartment, gas and wood stoves.
. Twelfth and South Front streets.
'.;; Phono 936-R. 222
.FOR: SALE 33 head of goats. In
' quiro 112 9 Mantle street, 222
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
: " UNDERTAKER
' Dajr Phone! Poclflo 2527. '
NUrht Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J3.
Lady AsUtnt.
Tho rumor around town yesterday
that a man at the Hotel Holland wh
was sick with the iiifluoiixu dl.;J sud
denly, was probably started whon K.
S. Klrby was taken sick during tho
night, to bo on the safo sido bad a
taxi take him to the hospital, lis is
in the forest service and came In
from tlio timber a few days ago,
Modford Auto Top Co., N. Grape,
J. II. Choato, M. It. Whitehead and
B. Woolcndy of Portland, were in
Medford Tuesday on business.
' Auto curtains and lights, nil kinds.
Modford Auto Top Co., 30 North
Grape, phono 104. v
B. F. Ewers of Eugene, arrived in
Modford yesterday to spend a few
days looking over the valley.
Kugrnved Xmas cards and folders.
Modford Printing Co. '
J. W, Howard of Cleveland, O.,
spont a tow hours in tho city yester
day on business.
Order your Xmas cards or folders
at the Medford Printing Co.
Geo. W. Barker and F. O. Hhl-
strom were visitors In tho clty from
Butte Falls.
Medford Auto Top Co., 30 Korth
Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104.
D. C. Bartrnra and O. C. Hausor
of Roseburg are spending a tew days
in the city on business.
Orres, tho ladies' tailor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Thursday after
noon. High-class work only.
C. M. Turner and J. B. Wcndel of
San Francisco are in tho city for
few days on business.
Orres, high grades tailoring for
men and women. Ashland, Oregon.
., J." F, Adams came down from Pros
pect to visit with friends In tho city
for a few days.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis of Holland,
Ore., are spending a few days visit
ing in tho city. -
Order your Xmas cards or folders
at tho Medford Printing Co.
L. E. Robb of Uniontown came in
from the Applegate district yesterday
on business.
De Voe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per lb. .
P. F. Swayne came in from the
Watktns district Tuesday to spend a
few days on business.
Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10c
per yard at Handicraft Shop.
E. G. Smith and L. L. Meadows of
Portland were In the city yesterday
on business.
See Treichier Peirson Inc., for
tires, oils, and auto accessories.
. Ben Mitchell who has been a regu
lar visitor In the valley for tho past
twenty years, was in the city yester
day on business.
De Voe wants small show case.
' W. B. Waterman of Dunsrauir is
spending a few days in the city on
business.
Nash Hotel. .Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. ' 241
A. T. Lundgren came in from the
mining country hear Watklns and is
visiting friends in the city.
We buy and sell everything. High
est cash prices paid for furniture,
carpets, tools; mattresses. Geo. W.
Douglas, 34 Xortn Front street,
phone 162-J. 230
AV. E. AValker and Chief of Police
Timothy are reported on tho sick
list.
Yon can always find something for
a quick lunch at De Voe's.
John Denny arrived in Medford
yesterday from Seattle to look over
the business situation in the city and
country.
Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. Dr.
Halstead. 227 South Central. 233
A carload of oil casing Is reported
in the Portland papers as having
been shipped to Medford for the well
about to be drilled near Coker Butte.
Double the purchasing power of
your money. Attend the One Cent
sale at the Rexall store, Thursday,
Friday and, Saturday. 219
gS. 0 Attention Nobles
Hillah Temple will
.I?"A;$fem hold a ceremonial at
, A'fKfl -"aauuic nan, uiiiiaiiu
Friday evening,
Dec. 6th, at 8 p. m.
sharp.
A'isiting nobles cor
dially invited.
GEO. T. COLLIN'S, Potentate.
AW H. XIcXAIR, Recorder.
(ideal) ; ; :
for Christmas
$2.50 to-$12.00
Non-leuknhlo and self-filler In one.
Sterling and gold mountings. Ex
changeable nftcr Xmas at any Wntciv
mini dealer until owner has n perfect
"fit."
Medford Book Store
FERTILIZERS, VETCH
RED OATS. GRAY OATS
WHEAT. BARLEY. RYE
For Sale Bv
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
SUITS
( Mfob' I
Tho Jury In tho cus of Mark .Fos
ter, the taxlcub drlvor, charged with
criminal assault on tho person of a
13-yoar old girl, after being out all
day, reported that they wore nnaUlo
to ngreo and wero discharged. Hu
will bo given another trial In Febru
ary. ;
For Ute beat insurauca see Holin.es,
the Insurance Man. ,
Judge Call. Ina adjouruod oourt to
day because of influenza and dismiss
ed tho Jury,
You can drink a pint of older for,
a nlckol at DoVoo's.
Tho county court hold Its monthly
meeting Wednesday and Thursday
will adopt tho budget. i
Got your milk, cream, buttor and
buttormllk at DoVoo's.
Plaeo order for an Oldsmoblo now.
Treichier Peirson Inc. :
J. 11. Tyrrell of Porrydalo, was n
Modford visitor Wednesday.
Chimney cleaning; furnace and
boilers elennpd and repaired; stack
and roof painting, John J. Troy,
phone 97. 221
Daily's Taxi. Pnone'lB.
J. W. Elden of Tolo, was a business
caller in Medford Wtxtucsday.
Gifts for tiny tots. Handicraft
Shop. 221
R. F. Montgomery of Griffin creek
visited In Medford Wednesday.
Malted milk 50c lb. Do Voe's. '
Ned E. Moore of Los Angolea vis
ited in the city over Sunday,
S. S. Smith Is In Portland attend
ing tha state republican committee
meeting and bidding farewell to Sen
ator MdXttry.
' Let tho Handicraft Shop help
select your Christmas gifts. 221
' Col. Hanson, consulting attorney
tor the city In tho refunding bond is
sue, returned to Seattle yesterday
of tor 'several days spent going over
eity!af(airs. , ' ..
Buy a Dodge Broa. car for Christ
mas. Trolehler'Polrsoii Inc.
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TO ORDER $25.00 OP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
ISM 10, MAIN, UPSTAIRS
INJURED BY AUIO
' SEATTLE? Dec. . Clarence. L.
Reames, special assistant United
St at 03 attorney general, who sustain
ed, serious injuries when ho ' was
struck down by an automobile Mon
day, is in an improved condition at
the Columbus sanitarium here today.
Reames was resting easy and appar
ently out of danger.
Louis H. Heymanson, head of the
Puget Sound Manufacturing company
driver of the car that .struck Reames,
Was released immediately following
his arrest by a department of Justice
official. In his statement to the po
lice Heymanson stated Reames ap
parently did not see the automobile.
The automobile .. fend.cr. bitr'ed
Reames clear of tho machine, but he
struck tho pavomont'wlth sufficient
force to break three r!bs3nd sustain
Severn lacerations.
SENATE
PEACE
AVASlUNOTOX. lice. l. Clviiernl
discussion of President Wilson's H
peace .principled was started in the
senate lodiw bv speech of Senator
Krcliutfliuvsen of Now .lerxov, ropult
liouti, mlvocntittir a resolution ho hud
introduced eullini; upon (lie president
to make a public declaration intvr
pretimr tho principles,
Scmittir Frelinuliuvsen snid tlio
president's 14 principles wero open
to various interpretations and added:
"The president should nut on behalf
of tlio American people make radical
proposals until lio is sure that they
are indorsed bv the people,'''
Senator WVvIah of Montana, demo
crat, declared that lack of criticism
until recently of tho president's 14
terms had justified general belief lu
their acceptability. Senators Knox
of Pennsylvania and Volndexter of
Washington, republicans, sharply
dissented.
During tho debnto Senator Borah
of Idaho, republican, introduced a
resolution providing tor publication
of tho peace torms us soon as agreed
upon, and for open discussion during
consideration of tho treaty., in. tho
senate.
DENY DEPOSITION OF
MONTENEGRIN KING
PARIS; Tuesday., Dee. X The
rovul Montenegrin.; .irovemmont: Ims
issued a statement dnnvinc the report
that Kinif Nicholas has liceu deposed.
OBITUARY
SISTY Tho funeral services of
John Slaty wero held at tha resi
dence in Central Point, Dec. 3. at 3
p. m. A large concourso of friends
and: neighbors, were present to show
their regard and affection for tho de
parted. Ho was a man of sterling
quality, strict IntiiKi'lty mid u devot
ed member of tlio Baptist church mid
will be Kroatly missed by all who
know him. Funeral sorvlcoH wore
couductod by tho pastor, L. l Ul
knnp. 4
Mrs. Eva Slsty wishes hereby to
axtimd hor ulucivro thanks to tile
many kind friends for their expres
sions of lovo and sympathy and tho
beautiful floral offerings.
- PRISON SCANDAL PROBED!
(Continued from page ono.)
. Governor Wlthycomho denounced
today us "proJudKed and unfair,"
tho grand Jury report In thu sliito
penitentiary InvoalbuUlou.
"Tlio report is and was intended
to ho a 'whitewash' for Warden Mtir
phy,"8iild tho governor. "Thoro nro
a number of iiilrtslatomentB In it. 1
am dispapolntod that tha report does
not say a single word about graft at
tho prison when thu piirpoao for
which it was called Into special ses
sion was to detect graft,'
"Prulso is given tho commissary
department with Its bousted )3U,0UU
stock. I think it shows poor busi
ness Judgment on tho part of War
den Murphy to stock up so heavily at
a tlmo when prices aro so high."
Warden Murphy's resignation re
cently was asked by tho governor.
Tho warden declared that his dismis
sal was duo to the Influence with thu
governor of Stalo Parolo Officer Kel
lor, Charges against KoJIor 'resulted
In tho Brand Jury Investigation of
prison affairs.
PRESIDENT SAILS FOR FRANCE
(Continued from page one.)
on the movo. . War vossels kept a
coasoless patrol of tho waters near
tho transport, while, at dawn army
airplanes circled over tho vicinity
and maintained a watch from tho air.
Perhaps never boforo have such elab
orate plans been mapped out to
guard the president. i
Pier Dororntod
Tho long pier was gaily ducorulod
with thousand of flags and bunting.
A canopy, consisting of a mass of
American flaws and emblems of tho
allies, ox ton iled over the gang plank.
(Howards uud their uHHlntants
worltod woll Into tho night mini plat
ing lliolr nrrnugomentH for tlio vom
fort of thu varty. Phonographs wore
Installed, In tho gontloinoti's smoking
room and tha ladles' lounging room,
(ho records ranging nil tho way from
grand opera selections to popular war
songs and Jans band mimic. Half u
ilonon curd (allien wero nailed to tho
floor of tho HinokliiH room, whllo the
library was rnploulshnd with hlutoi'
Icul uud scientific buoks, "
The gymnasium was furnlnluul
with punching Ihikb, rowing mu
ehlmw, "horses"' and other alhlotlu
equipment, . - ' '
Two bras bunds will' ninkn tho
trip tho KliiBlimtoii (Kansas) baud
uud tint Hallum' Great Lukes rUattun
baud, theuo nrKsiititatloiis having
liaou selected from nniung n ueoro
that titturod ttiolr services, : '
I'lilnllunn of (liiorgo and Martha
1auhlilRtnu occupied till) Hpaco III
1ho talon formerly taken up by it
largo, painting tif.tho (liijrmuii oin
'piM'or. ' ' '
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Mike laughed
at the Judge
for chewing Gravely.;
Thai Judge) coma right
back at Miko with a friend
ly chow just a couple of
little squares off his plug of
Rent Gravely.
Mikefound thht thechew
slnyod with him (or a long
while, and the more he
chewed tho better it tasted.
' lie I '
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, ' "There's tho real tobac .
co satisfaction," snys tha
Judge: "and it cost noth
ing extra to chew this class
of plug."
It f furthtrthat't . y
cam t" ll' t'"l t 'In'
tfubatie wtlhtml till rtit
PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
each piece pacAed in a pouch
Fiery Eczema and Skin Eruptions
Readily Yield to This Old Remedy
an equal as a blood purifier, bclnir
probably the oldest blood medicine
on the market. It has been sold by
druggists for fifty years. Get a hot
tic today and begin treatment tliut
will get results.
You arc invited to write to-day
for complete and full advice as to
the treatment of your own case.
Address, Chief Medical Adviser,
Swift Specific Co., Dept. H. Atlanta,
Georgia.-
Successfully used for 50 years.
' Eczema and similar skin troubles
come Irom a disordered, impure
condition of the blood, and they can
only be cured by giving the blood a
thorough cleansing, and removing
. from, it alt tracos of impurity.,
' This is why S. S. S. has been -used
so successfully in hundreds o cases
of Eczema and other skin eruptions.
This wonderful remedy is without
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We nro headquar
ters for
These,
"THE MOST POPULAR GIFT OF ALL"
A WRIST WATCH
"JOHNSON" The Jeweler
A WATER BOTTLE
IS A NECESSITY ,
In every family. Why not tnko mlviiuuino of Ihn outwent . nlo
Tliurxdny, Krlihiy mid Hnluolay f ttilH wwk nt tin Ito.Vnll Hlon,
nud got two for tlm prb'C of one, plus ouo cent.
West Side Pharmacy
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Great Christmas Ready-to-Wear -Sale
' Sale Starts Thursday Morning Bright and Early
The reason the influenza ban, which practically stopped business for a period of nearly five weeks, naturally left us with surplus
stocks of ready-to-wear which we are now compelled to move regardless of the sacrifice. No place in Oregon can you buy at our,
regular prices such wonderful values as. at M M . Department Store, therefore this announcement of 20 to CO per cent discount means'
a tremendous saving to you. , .
-COAT SALE-20 DJSCOUNT
Wowmen's and Misses' Winter Coats in 11
splendid assortment of popular styles. Large,
storm collars, plush and plain trim. Many
are full lined and have large pockets. The
season's smartest' st vies.
$15.00 (Joats , '.$12.00
$16.00 Coats ..$13.80
$20.00 Coats $16.00
$25.00 Coats $20.00
$30.00 Coats $24.00
$35.00 Coats $28.00
SWEATER. AND KNIT GOODS SALE
10 Per Cent Discount.
Mens', Boys, Girls' and Ladies' Sweaters in
plain weaves, red, black and grey, plain neck
or collars, and .also slip over styles.
$165, $2.00, $2.50, $1,00, $1.98 ...
KNIT TOQUES AND SCARF SETS '
Toques, all colors and styles. Scarf Sets re
duced 10 per- cent, making price much below
present wholesale cost.
WAIST SALE
Extra special offerings while they
last.. Several hundred Georgette Crepe
de Chene white, flesh, navy, black.
$6.50 and $7.50 Waists ..$3.98
$9.50 and $10.50 Waists... .....$4.98
$13.00 and $15.00 Waists $6.98
These are exceptional values and if
vou intend buying a New Waist do so
NOW. . ' ,
"Holeproof Hose"
Ladies' Silk
' ',-, ... .. Special -
$1.15
SUIT SALE 25 o DISCOUNT
To effect a speedy clear, away of suit stocks '
we have reduced prices to u new low level. '
Yuo must see these suits to appreciate what ,,
remarkable values tliey are. All are froni our
regulaistocks and are high class iij every re- :
spect.' Attractive models in belted and-lail-ored
effects, trimmed with braid and buttons.
$25.00 Suits .'. '..$19.75
$30.00 Suits : '. $23.50
$35.00 Suits $26.25 .
$40.00 Suits $30.00
$ 15.00 Suits $33.75
$50.00 Suits $37.50
FLEECED KIMONA SALE
These were purchased before the great in
crease in prices and, we can supply you much
less than you can buy the material and makes
them. , , -
Prices $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3.00
BATH ROBE SALE
Handsome Path Robes 1'pr Christmas
for women and men. Cut full and made
of extra heavy rboe blanket) materials.,
Vine for these cold niornings.y
$5.50, $6.50, $7.50, $10.00
artmeiit
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RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
ore
RELIABLE METHODS
Ladies' Fine
Lyion Finished
Handkerchiefs
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