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MEDFORD MATL TIUTftTNE, MBDVOTID, OREOON, THtTftftDAY, H, 3013
I0CAL AND
PERSONAL
. .Mr.- and Mrs. Cioorge B. Carpenter
arc stilt In, Now York wlioro Mr. Car
penter has. been training in tlio const
nrtlllory. Lieut: John B. , Morrill of
'"Gold Hill, Is also stationed In New
'i Yorlt, not having hail a chance to sto
abroad,., nltho ho expected to last
, surcpler .following his bolpg coram ls
. cloned as an aviation officer,
.y Sweet elder for sale at tho Can
nery.! Bring your Jug. . t '
( 1 Superintendent W. Gaston Domer
gue, Metropolitan Life. Insurance
company, also Ed Wltte of Metropol
itan Mod ford staff, left for Portland
Sunday evening to attend a business
meeting held at Hotel Benson Mon
' day, returning to Medford Tuosday
afternoon. ,u. t -, , .
All members of Medford lodge No.
' 1168 B. P. O. Elks are requested to
be present at the next regular meet
ing of the lodge Thursday night, Dec.
ptb... Initiation and refreshments.
21S
, '. ..It. H. Whitehead and daughter,
Mrs. Homer Pellett leave Sunday to
spend the winter In Son Francisco
and other California points. During
their absence Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
O'Hara' will occupy their Central
avenue home.
Wo are allowed 100 per cent sugar
for December. Anticipating this two
months ago we engaged one of the
best candy makers on the coast. jiat
more, give more of Shasta candy.
Try our now line. Make "business
as usual" a reality. 216
L.-- B. illnard and H: B. Patterson
Who have been touring California tor
"some time, returned to the city the
first of the week."
' 1 4Silk service flags with embroid
ered instRna and stars 65c. Shop
morning8..now. Medford Book Store.
-. Richard Smythe who has been In
.Seattia for several months, Is visiting
in the city for a .few, days. Ho is
salesman for a jewelry house and his
territory covers Oregon and Wash
ington.., . . .v:
Hemstitching, pecotlng. All work
guaranteed. '.Vanity Hat Shop. tf
Traffic was held up for several
hours on the Bullis railroad yester
day,, caused by a carload of machin
ery and lumber ramlne .in contact
:"rlth a street car post at the Main
street crossing. -
. - Xmas cards. Handicraft Shop. 221
Mr: and Mrs. J. S. Hall left for
Vallejo. Cal., yesterday to visit thoir
"daughter.-Mrs. O. J. Kober.
' Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10c
per yard at Handicraft Shop.
. Mrs. .EV'E. Hodkiss whp has been
(vlsiting her father at the Eden Val
ley orchard, ,left- yesterday f or . Oak
land, Cal. . ; -
. 4iier Amas waterman pens can pe
exchanged at any dealers if the point
is not suitable. . Shop morning, now.
;Medford Book Store. ; -f.
i jilss Flora Welch, left on the after
noon train- "for Los Angeles, for a
.week's visit with friends. :'! '
: , Outlpg flannel, 29c per yard.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 222
.. . W. .C. : Lamed left yesterday for
Chicago, to. spend the holidays with
his folks. He expects to:return soon
.after .the first of the year.
:. Planos-Ellington, Hamilton, sold
by H. N: Lofland, at 225 South Oak
dale. " Liberty bonds taken same as
cash. Phone 69I-J. '..'.' 240
' Chas. L. Jenks, C. H.,Feldman and
John Denny of Seattle, were In the
city, yesterday on business'..
V Experienced hemstitching and pe
cotlng. Mrs. B. E. Haney, Garnett
Corey Bldg. ,.y '
' - Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Bradley of Cop
co, Cal., are In the city .supervising
repairs to the machinery for the
Prospect, plant. He leaves today for
Prospect. ' '
We are still selling heavy outings
for 29c. . Come and ee. , Hutchison
& Lumsden. ' 222
r Wi P. 1 Walters, TV-. A. Kinley of
.Portland, and Z. N. , Agee of Rose
Iburg, .wore doing business in the city
yesterday. s.
Yarns for sweaters for Xmas gifts.
Handicraft Shop 221
3. S."Tv DeJong of Watsonville,
Cal., is spending a few days In the
city on business.
You will find Bartlett, the furrier,
(In their new quarters 105 West Main
street. 223
CM. Turner and S. C. Louden of
San Francisco, are in the city for a
few days on business.
Regular Sua outing flannels 29c
at Hutchison & Lumsden's. 222
Mrs. C. A. Peterson of Gold Hill,
lwas In the city yesterday visiting
friends.
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor-:
nor Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R.- Wood & Co. -, i -
H. A. Wright and wife of Portland
arrived in Medford yesterday for u
,few- -days .visit with friends.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. RIvorsIde, phone 162-J.
Mrs. Rupert Godwin of Pullman,
Wash., Is In tho city for. a few days
visiting friends. -. t ; .
' i'Forty styles of engraved cards and
folders. Mod ford Printing Co.
Mlos Olivo Cortney camo up from
Grants Pass yesterday to visit friends
in tho iclty for a few days.
If you do not need two hot water
bottles see your neighbor. . Perhaps
hs needs, one. Got two for the prlpe
of one at tho Rexall store sale Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. . 219
W. A. Coggeshall, John Van Zant
and Goo. A. Hal email of Portlnnd.
were In tho city yesterday on busi
ness. Medford Auto Top Co., N. Grapo.
Oscar Best, A. J. Fnna anu M. C.
Ament of Grants Pass wore over
night visitors In tho city.
Better buy your furs now. .The)
aro certain to Increaso in price. Raw
furs never wero quoted so high ns
now. . F. W. Bartlett, tuxtdormlsl
and furrier, 105 West Main street.
' :- . ,' ; .; . '1 1. 223
it. Roznnun came In from Seattle,
yesterdny to spend a few days in tho
city on business.
' Sco Trelchier Peirson Inc., for
tires, oils, und auto accessories. '
Dr. O. J. Rosselada of I'trooht,
Holland, Is in the city for a few days
on business.
Auto curtains and lights, all kinds.
Medi'ord Auto Top Co.t SO North
Grape, phone. 104.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith of Copper,
Cal., aro in tho city for a few days
visiting friends.
Engrnved Xmas cards and folders.
Medford Printing Co.
W. E. - Manchester of Eugene, ar
rived in Medford yesterdny to spend
a few days looking over the city and
country. -
Order your Xmas cards or folders
at the Medford Printing Co.
H. J. Reich came over from Klam
ath Falls yesterday for a few days
visit in tho city.
Medford Auto Top Co., 30 North
Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104.
T. S. Lewis of Applegate, was in
the city yesterday on business. -
: Orres, the ladles' tailor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Thursday after
noon. High-class work only. '
Mrs. Abbie Champlin, Miss Cham
plln and Charles Champlin of Foots
Creek, were Medford visitors Wednesday.
Orres, high grades tailoring for
men and women. Ashland, Oregon.
George Takose, the popular Jap
anese, janitor of several buildings,
was taken to the hospital today suf
fering from influenza.
" J. F. Adams came down from Pros
pect to visit with friends In the city
for a few days. '
A delegation of Medford business
men appeared before 1 the county
court Thursday to urge immediate
action upon the coustruction of the
Crater Lake highway from Prospect
to the park line, which -was authoriz
ed two years ago and appropriations
made, but which was delayed by war
conditions. The court promised to
take the matter up at once with state
and federal officials.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Business men today petitioned the
county court to provide a new fair
grounds for county exhibits. It Is
probable that tho fair grounds pro
ject will be combined with the agri
cultural experiment station extension
purchase of which has already been
approved. '
Any one wanting furs remodeled
should bring them in now, to avoid
the Christmas rush. : F, Bartlett,
furrier, J 05 West Main. . - 223
li. C. Bartrum, supervisor of thoi
Umpqua national forest, spent Wed-
nesday in consultation with local for
estry officials.
Order your Xmas cards or folders j
at the Medford Printing Co. I
C. 13. Watkins, the shoe repairer.
is among those confined to his home
by illness. .
Listen! Your daughter or your son
will need special and thoro training
to compete with others, are you go
ing to be satisfied with leas than the
best when you have It at your door?
Tn,e Medford Business college grad
uates will rereive the endorsement of
the employers when seeking situa
tions. - 223
W.' JE. Bryson, . the Griffin creek
rancher was a Medford visitor Thurs
day. -
- De Voe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per lb.
According to the physicians of the
city, there are but few cases of Influ
enza in the city and most of these are
of an exceedingly mild form. There
is, however, an epidemic of colds,
which has scared people, who are
taking no chances.
Forty styles of engraved Xmas
cards and folders. Medford Printing
Co. - .
Ten out of eleven of the local
phone company operators and the
chief electrician are laid up with
colds, which accounts for the slow
service rendered.
Buy a Dodge Bros, car for Christ
mas. Trelchier Pelrsoh Inc. -
Mlns Newlands is among tho school
teachers suffering from Influenza at
the hospital.
Let the Handicraft Shop help
select your Christmas gifts. 221
Mrs. J. H. Daley came up from
Merlin yesterday to visit friends in
tho city for a few days.
De Voe wants small show case.
C. W. Lowman who has been sick
for a few days with the .flu, is re
ported better today. :
Nash Hotel. Special rates, weel
or month. Steam heat. 241
Clins. L. "Witt who Is in the navy
at Bremerton, having been granted
on indefinite furlough, arrived home
this morning.
You can always .find something for
a quick lunch at De Voo's.:
WAR'S GREATEST 7 INVENTION
AVIATORS.
IS PHONE TO
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
. Day riione: Pacific 227.
,frif;h,t Phones: F. W. Weeks. 103-J2.
Ldy Attlitant.
'DR.' RICKERT
EYES SCIENTIFICALLY
TESTED, AXD GLASSES
PROPERLY FITTED
Suite 1-2 over May Co. "
NO DROPS W8ED
"Tho wireless telephone sot used
on the western front by allied avi
ators during the last six months
of tho war is proclaimed by the
war department, "the greatest In
vention of the war." .
( Col. Claronce C. . Culver ot
Washington is the Inventor.
.) By this new invontion it was
possible to communicate with avi
ators after they had soared thou-.
sands ot feet aloft, and to direct
their movements. Thus begin
ners were sent up without Instruc
tors, and wore directed by tho
flight commanders. ' "''
The Invention followed eight
years of experiment engaged in by
Col. Culver and other wireless
wltards, militnry and civilian, and
was completed at San Diego, CaX.
last February..
A small boy was overheard brag
ging today as to how ho got oitt of
going to school by taking a can of
pepper and throwing a handful In
the air in the school room resulting
In a sneezing epidemic that caused
the discharge of five pupils, under
suspicion ot flu.
We buy and soil everything. High
est cash prices paid for furniture,
carpets, tools, mattresses. Geo. W.
Douglas, 34 North Front street,
phone 162-J. 230
Joe Wilson who has been working
in the shipyards in Portland, came
in on the morning train.
Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. Dr.
Halstoad. 227 South Central. 233
E. H. Stewart ot Portland, arrived
in the city this morning to relieve
A. F. Noth who was taken sick yes
terday with symptoms of influenza'.
Double the purchasing power of
your money. Attend the One Cent
sale at the Rexall .store, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.- 219
J. W. (Stub) Wilson who Is on a
dairy and bog rnn-jb. on Little Apple
gate, Is In the city today.'
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. .
C. J. Sutor and wife who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Flcht
ner for a week, left Wednesday for
Los Angeles.
Only a few of those exquisite little
boxes of apples left. Order one now
shipped to your . friend for Xmas.
Schleffelin's Grocery. . ' 223
Mrs. L. M. Culp who has been vis
iting friends oiuthe Applegate, leaves
today for her home in Dunsmuir.
She is accompanied by Miss Eva
Grubb who will visit friends in that
vicinity for some trme.
You can drink a pint of cider for
a nickel at DoVoe's.
Professor Reimer of the Experi
ment station was doing business in
Medford Thursday.
Place order for an Oldsmoble now.
Trelchier Peirson Inc.
So far no action has been taken to
close the city again on account of In
fluenza. Most of those reported af
flicted are out on the streets after
a day or two absence from business.
Indicating a very mild form.
Chimnoy cleaning; furnace and
boilers cleaned and repaired; stack
and roof painting. John J. Troy,
phone 97. 221
T. J. Hamlin of Medrord, R. F. D.
1, was a Medford business visitor
Thursday. '
Malted milk 50c lb. De Voe's.
Joa Wilson Is down from Portlnnd
for n couple of days' visit with his
mother and sister und with friends.
Ho has n good position with tho C. O.
Boss Auto company but thinks there
is no place liko the Rogue River val
ley to live.
Got your milk, cronm, buttor and
buttermilk at DoVoo's.
Oregon's bank deposita on Novem
ber 1. if JL'.:181.7():1. Tho irrontest in
the slate's historv.
Daily's TaxL Pnone 15.
Astoria applies for appropriation
of water from His Creek nt estimated
cost of $."i00.000.
Gifts for tiny tots. Handicraft
Shop. 221
WEDDING BELLS
Buns-Hathnwny John W. BuniB
and Miss Cordle Hathaway were unit
ed In marriage Wednesday afternoon
December 4, at .4 o'clock at tho resi
dence of the otrintlnp: minister, L.
Myron Doozar'W 18 'Fourth street,
west. The Impressive Presbyterian
ring service was used. Mr. and Mrs.
Burns are well known In the county
and onjoy the good wishes of their
many Mends. Thoy will reside ul
tho Klamath orchards.
WAR LABOR BOARD TO
ACT ONLY ON REQUEST
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5. Actions
before the war labor board hereafter
will lie limited to cases in which the
parties nirree to ioin Hie submission,
the lionnl decided todnv lifter confer
ence with the secretary of labor. All
complaints l'iloil after December 5
involving industrial controversies will
he referred lor uetion to the bureau
of mediation and conciliation
GEO.
W'. H
Attention Nobles
Hillah Tumplo will
hold a ceromonlal at
Masonic hall, Ashland
on Friday evening
Dec. Cth. at 8 p. m
sharp.
. Visiting nobles cor
dially invited.
T. COLLINS, I'otentnto.
McNAIR, Recorder.
Porthinil. Denver nnd other cities,
face 7-ceiit and pqsisblv H-ccnt street
enr fares. ' - - - ' '
and Rites'
The CSd Reliable
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Endorsed by, physicians everywhere.
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We are headquar
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A WRIST WATCH ,
"JOHNSON" The Jeweler
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'A8111.N(.1TON', Dee. 5 American
mnimftiulurors nro rapidly forming
export iiHHOolatlons which plan to
carry the products of tho I'nlled
Slates to ovary nation on earth, t
create nnd enlarge demands for
itoods "Mndo In America" and In fur
nish cnrKor-s for tlio Amurleiin mer
chant murluo to truusport over the
novel! scan. Tho trade IiiviihIoii of
other conntrlos will IickIii In enrnoHt
when Kuropu has boon supplied with
food and reconstruction materials
and tho world gols back to a normal
ponce basts.
To avoid collision with provisions
ot .tho tShoruiuu unil-trust act and
tho Clayton Inw, tho now associations
aro tiling statements or their pur
poses with tho fiidornl trade- commis
sion, taking advantage of tlio Webb
bill permitting such combinations
solely for the purpose of export
trade. This act enables Americans
to combine iholr strength to com
pote successfully with slmllur com
binations In other countries, t'p to
tho present, d'l statements huva boen
tiled, embracing combinations of ma
chinery and tool inakors, paper mak
ers, lumber manufacturers und gen
eral exporters.
As a L'eueral rule, the combinations
have been effected itlonir the line of
trade associations Hint is, all innuu
fncturers in Iho producitn; of n cer
tain article or series of articles are
Imiidintr tuuetlier, soniewlinl alum; the
lines followed liv the ileriimns in
pusliiiur foods to nil cornel's of the
earth before the war.
Sumo experts believe that this sys
tem is wronir and that tlio combina
tions should be effected nlomr the de
partment store idea tlmt is, thai I
each, combination should include one!
or two innniifiietiirers of each nrlielel
ami that the association should lie.
able ti furnish evcrvtliiinr from n
pin to ti locomotive, 'i'ltev urue tbisi
system would save much expense in
maiiilniiiiui; salesmen and brunch
tiucneics nnd that just as strum; or
L'anizntlolls can lie uflcetcd as un
der the other plan. , Advocates uf
the uiie-line-of.btisiucss idea cunlctid.
however, that their system, which
ends out hiciilv sieciuli.ed salesmen
to sell one article onlv and which al
locates all orders uuiouir the manu
facturers cmbnuU'il in Iho asiscialiiii.
iimki's the Ntronuer comlimation U
meet foreign competition onlv.
AVIATOR KILLED IN FLIGHT. j
AT MATHER AVIATION FIELD;
WATIIKl! IMKI.D. RacramenloJ
t'alif.. Dee. ". Lieutenant Kdwnrill
Herrv Wall of Oraime. N. J was hill
ed allnoht liiidaullv lli'io tnilav ulien
mi iiiipliuui in which lie was flvlnu
alone, fell al. Mills ."station, neiu' here.
IIOSKIIl'lid WiirU iiiiiurcMMiiiu on
('iiliviiiiville.(liilesl)lllii priijeel,
I'KNIiLKTdK, Slim ii ownei'M linrd
hit liv idnuinve of feed and IiciiIimm. .
j'rv.'
WIS
With;Soiips
and brollis." You will find Siiow
Flakes satisfying in every particular.
You will enjoy immensely their
delicious salty crispness and rich
texture.
Don't uk for crackers, sny Snow
j-lakes; 1
jlYour gtocer can supply you.')
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W'AXTKD Well rotted stnblo man
ure delivered. lox X-;o, .Mull ,
Trlbuno. j
LOST Star breast-pin at Lincoln
school, on Martini t or Main street.
Return to Lincoln school nnd re
ceive reward.
WANTED To trndo thrco cows for
horses or pigs. Dr. Helms. 220
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