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PACIE TWO MEDFOED MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", SATURDAY, DKO10MHKR. 7, 1918 fOC ALAND PERSONAL A favorable report camo from W. II. Gore yostordny that Jay Is Im proving rapidly, arid they . are In hopes that he will he lip again soon. Opening Eloctrfrel Hoine Supply Co. Monday. ' J. D. Dolaney has rented the Stewart store room on the corner of ltnrtlett and East Main streets and will move his popcorn and cluar busi ness from the corner on ltlverslde avenue. He expects to Increase his stock, and may add other lines of goods. The corner where he was lo cated has been rented by a California company who will put in a gasoline filling station. Sweet elder for sale at the Can nery, Bring your jug. . if. W. Saunders of Chicago, is spending a few days in the city on ' business. "New Eloctric store, 111 West Main (reet," opens 'Monday. - G. E, ntllings and Geo. Owens of Ashland,- are visiting friends in the city today, ; De Voe has a tine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per lb. . , , Mayor Citos did not receive re ports from all the doctors yesterday, but from those received, there were not us many new cases of influenza as the day before and the situation is much improved. r- Hemstitching, pecoting. All work '.guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop. tt . Get your Christmas gifts at the new Electrical Home Supply Co., Ill West Main. . - Forty styles of engraved Xmas .cards and folders. Medford Printing ,Co. '- ft H, W. Holdon. C. B. Woof, J. Sla ter and P. Swicker ot Portland, were doing business in the city yesterday. Xmas cards. Handicraft Shop. S31 Mr. and Mrs. Wert Naten of Port land are In the city for a few days visiting friends. .. ' Buy a Dodge Bros, car for Christ mas. Trelchler Feirson Inc. A. Anderson and W. T. Andrews Were visitors in the city yesterday. Regular communication of Reames chapter Wednesday evening, Dec. lltb, 7:30 sharp. All members earn estly requested to attend as this will bo the annual election of officers. Also social evening. 220 E. H. Merlin. E. Eraser and Bill Jones of Seattle, were In the city on business yesterday. , Let. the 1 Handicraft Shop help select your Christmas gifts. 221 O.' W. Hanchau and I. E. Reben were among the Grants Pass visitors in the city Friday. " - ' . Hemstitching and -plcotlng at 10c per yard at Handicraft Shop. -, B. A- Mason: of Prospect, who was in the city yesterday on business, left for home today. Sterling silver and gold mounted hand bag pens in the Waterman line are non-leakable and self-filling. Shop mornings, now. Medford Book Store. . , : Ueofge Miller, who was alleged to have stolen articles from a cabin near Murphy many weeks ago, has taken French leave. Miller was ar rested and placed in jail, awaiting the convening of the next grand jury, but having an Inoffensive disposition was made a "trusty" and for several weeks has been assisting Wm. Shroe der, janitor at the court house. Grants Pass Courier. De Voe wants small show case. Eleven novices from Grants Pass, Including Geo. R. Riddle, F. B. Old ing. O. S. Blanchard, Clarence Wine trout. P. B.' Herman, A. C. Holcomb, W. W.' Walker, C. E. Niles, A. Letch er, Elmer Balsiger, L.-M. Mitchell, and two from Glendale, J. A. Jenkins and J. L. Scott, were taken over the burning sands of the Mystic Shrine at Hillah Temple at Ashland Friday evening.- Among Grants Pass Shrin ers who assisted in the ceremonies were Geo. E. Lundburg, Sam Baker, Stanton Rowell, A. K. CasB, A. E. Voorhies, Geo. S. Calhoun, W. H. Flanagan, C. F. Nutting and Fred Williams. Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. ,-, 241 Fred Williams of Grants Pass, state public utilities commlssioner eleot, transacted legal business in Medford Friday. , . Outing flannel, 29c per yard. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 Porter J. Neff and Gus Newbury transacted legal business in Grants Pass Friday. Rex Beaoh,' White, Wright, Porter, Bower, Grey, Parker, Raine, and all the. others are represented in our popular copyright books, 75c. Shop niprnlngs, now. Medford Book Store. ,ti. w. cross has returned from a business trip to Grants Pass. You can always find something for a quick lunch at De Voe's. J, H. Moore, who has been in charge of the California-Oregon Power company's business here since they ' extended their lines through Glondale, leaves tomorrow for Klam ath Flls, where bo will be promoted 'by', the company to the position of assistant superintendent of the Klamath division. Glendale News. We buy and sell everything. High est cash prices paid for furniture, ' carpots, tools; mattresses. : Geo. W. Douglas, 34 North Front .street, phone 103-J. - . 230 B. W. Pnck of Phoenix, was a Medford business visitor Saturday, , -gee Henry about your cord tire repairs. 28 North Grape. 227 W. M. Petrf and W-. W. Esteu of Talent, wore week-end . callers in Medford, .. . ' .-' : ; ' - Experienced hemstitching and pe coting. Mrs. B. E, Haney, Garnett Cprey Bldg. .- GROUP OF CHORUS v l 4. 3 H Dr. Virginia C. Rlgg ot rural route No. 1, transacted business in Med fprd Saturday. Henry's Dri-KureSetreads are the best and cheapest for your cord tires. 28 North Grape. . 227 J. O, Cave of R. F. D. 3, was a business caller in 'Medford Saturday. We are still selling heavy outings for 29c. Come and see. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 Walter J. Hess, first-class yeoman on the U. S. S. Chattanooga, who has been visiting relatives and friends here for the past week, left for iXew York Friday evening. , , " ' Yarns tor sweaters for Xmas gifts. Handicraft Shop. 221 Roland Mitchell came home from Camp Lewis yesterday on a ten day furlough, to visit his folks and get acquainted with his nine-pound boy born last Saturday. For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. W. H. Norcross of Central Point was in the city yesterday for a few hours on business. .Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold by H. N. Loriand, at 225 South Oak dale. Liberty bonds taken same as cash. Phone 6 91-J. 240 Mrs. M. E. Smith who is on her way to San Pedro, Cal., Is in the city for a few days visiting her brother, P. B. McClelland. Henry repairs tube punctures 20e. 28 North Grape. 227 Sidney Brown who has been on the sick list for several days Is re ported improving. You will find Bartlett, the furrier. in their new quarters, 105 West Main street 233 Merl Gray who has been visiting at home for a few days, left for Port land yesterday on business. He says he is not strong enough to go to work yet, and expects to be back la Medford in a tew days. For fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood Co. Andrew Jeldness came in from the Blue Ledge to visit in the city for a few days. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. . Doug las, 201 S. Riverside,. phone 1G2-J. J. B. Pool and wife came over from McCloud, Cal., yesterday to do some shopping In the city. ' He says , tnat the Itu epidemic Is over. - That the colored population in the city seemed immune from it, as there was hardly a case among them. Forty styles of engraved cards and folders. Medford Printing Co. T. G. Boyd who has been working at Cle Elum, Wash., since August, arrived home this morning. Better buy your furs now. They are certain to increase in price. Raw furs never were quoted so high as now. F. W. Bartlett, taxidermist and furrier, 105 West Main street. 223 M. F. Young of Central Point, spent Saturday in Medford. See Trelchler Peirson Inc., for tires, oils, and auto accessories. C. A. Peterson, formerly proprietor of Lance & Co. general merchandise store at Gold Hill, has moved to Med ford for the winter. , Auto curtains and lights, all kinds. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 North Grape, phone 104. Col. and Mrs. H. H. Sargent return Saturday evening from Washington, D. C, where the colonel has been on the general staff of the college of war. He was the first to leave Med ford for army service at the outbreak of the war and will be the first to return. An Informal reception will be given Mr. and Mrs. Sargent at the train and friends are invited to be present to Welcome them home. Malted milk 60o lb. De Vor's. Mrs. C. Carey of Eden precUct was a Medford visitor Saturday. Engraved Xmas cards and folders. Medford Printing Co. A. S. Rosen baum, claim agent of the Southern Pacific, came up from Portland on railroad business yester day and renew acquaintance with his many friends in Medford and vicin ity. Order your Xmas cards or folders at the Medford Printing Co. . W. It. Kadderly of Corvallis,' is spending a few days In the city and country on business. . Medford Auto Top Co., jtO North Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104. F. A. Borchert arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a few days look ing over the city and country. ' - Daily's Taxi. Pnone 15. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED To borrow , $9,000 to 110,000 for form six months to year, secured by livestock. Apply Mail Tribune, Box R. FOR SALE Alfalfa 842-R, evenings. liay Phone WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day Phone; Pacific 227. 7 Night Phones; F. W. Weeks, J03-J3. Lady Assistant. GIRLS AT PACT TONIGHT IN "YOU'RE IN LOVE" 'if. B. Hills came over from Yreka Friday to visit friends in the city for a few days. Gifts for tiny tots. Handicraft Shop. 221 J. D, Karnes, B. McCusker, Tom Willltt and Jim Brown of Klamath Falls, are in tho city on buslnoss. Miss Lomisbur.v, the milliner, is nicely located in nor new store, the Vanity Hat Shop, next to Rlnlto theatre, where she will be plcasod to meat all the ladles of the city and valley. 224 Geo. J. Bonnors. C. J. Thomas and Jas Deentan ot Portland, are doing business in tho city today. New crop walnuts 2 To per pound at Warner, Wortnwn & Gore. 220' J. W. Wolford. F. W. Weldon and Phillip Bock are among the Portland visitors in Medford today. - Carbon lamps just received, Biuall quantity, order today. Paul's Electric Store. ; 2a0 J am 03 T. Chinook and H. M. Blond ot Grauts Pass, are In the city today on business. Dr. E. Klrchgessner enme down from his Riverdale ranch yesterday to spend a few days in the city. Orres, high grades tailoring ' tor men and women. Ashland, Oregon. George Gove of Tacoma, arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a tew days looking over the country. Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. J. D. Lewis ot Memphis, Tenn., is spending a few days in Medford and vicinity on business. Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. Dr. Halstead. 227 South Central. 233 A. J. Howd ot Oakland, Ore!, who has been looking over the valley, was in the city yesteYday. Orres, the ladles' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday after noon. High-class work only, v Harry Carlton, tho stock man, came in from Wellen yesterday on business. Any one wanting furs remodeled should bring them in now, to avoid the Christmas rush. F. Bartlett, furrier, 105 West Main. ' 223 C. M. Robinson and wife of Port land, are visiting friends in Medford today.. -. Only a few o( those exquisite little boxes of apples left. Ordor one now shipped to your friend for Xmas. Schleffelin's Grocery. 223 J. W. Vaughn of Billings, Mont, arrived in Medford yesterday to ; spend a few days looking over the j city and country.; Order your Xmas cards or folders at the Medford Printing Co. ! Edgar A. Stelnan and C. D. Perkins of Portland, are In the city today on i business. . You can drink a pint ot older for ' a nickel at De Voe's. . Lyle H. Walther who is at the o val air station near San Dlcgo, camo home yesterday on a twenty five day leave to recuperate from a severe attack of the Influenza, , Listen! Your daughter or your son will need special and thoro training to compete with others, are you go ing to be satisfied with less than the best when you have it at your door? The Medford Business college grad uates will receive the endorsement of the employers when seeking situa tions. - 223 Henry Frame of Talent, was in Medford Saturday on business con nected with the coming Poultry show. Chimney cleaning; furnace and boilers cleaned and repaired; stack and root painting. John J. Troy, Phone 97. . - 221 A large crowd witnessed the climb ing of the Hotel Medford building by Jack WiUiams, the human fly. The climbing was in progress as the pa per went to press. . Get your milk, create butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. . I. F, Williams, menager of the Home Tel. & Tel. company of Central Point, was a Medford visitor Satur day. ' DR. RICKRRT EYES ECIENTIFICAliliT TESTED, AND GLASSES , PROPERLY FITTED Suite 1-2 over May Co. NO DROPS USED JOHNSON for DIAMONDS i We invite a comparisons i of quality and price. Mayor C. E. Gates plans to bo present at tho launching ot the good ship Medford at Portlund Tuesday. The Medford is the, last of CO wooden vessels built at tho Smltli-Kmery-Portor shipyards and Is christened lit honor of this city. . Regular 35o outing flannels 29c at Hutchison & Lumsdon's. - 222 At a meeting ot tho Commercial club Friday evening, C. 12. Gntos and C. M. Thomas, were appolntod to rep resent Medford at the organization of State Chamber of Commerce at Portland next week. Tho organiza tion will look after Oregon Interests In proposed reclamation and settle ment work. Place ordor for an Oldsmobla now. Trelchlor Polrson Inc. t ' A. F. Stonnott ot Modford, was called to Ashland Saturday morning by the death of his father, Charles Stonnott, who passed away as the result of a paralytic stroke. DIED STBNNETT Charles Stennett, a resident of Ashland, died at the homo of his son, W. S. Stennett In Sat city, Saturday morning, Dec. 7, after an illness of three days, duetto stroke ot paralysis which ho suffered some time during Tuesday night while in bed, never recovering con sciousness. He waa born in Edwards county, Illinois, July 27, 1838, nnd was 80 years, four months and 10 days old at the time of his death. At tho age ot 11 years his parents emigrated to Iowa where he was married and resided 55 years, re moving to Ashland 13 yoars ago. He was a veteran of'tho Civil war, hav. ing served more than four years in the 15th Iowa infantry. He leaves three sons, A. F. of Med ford, and W. S. and'L. E. ot Ashland, and a daughter, Mrs. Wayne Stennott ot Atlantic, Iowa; also a brotbor at Stonnett, Iowa, a sister at Lincoln, Nebr., and a sister, Mrs. WW. Din widdle of Gold Hill. Oregon. , The funeral will be held Monday, afternoon at 2:30 at Stock's chapel at Ashland under tho auspices ot the G. A. R., and he will be burled in Mountain View cemetery besides his wife who dlod four years ago. The attraction selected a3 the Christmas and New Year's Week offering at the Columbia Theator, San Fran . " ciso, will bo see in Medford one night. ;. Thursday, Dec. 12, atithe 'Page Theatre ,1 ..j,. 1 M Jt t if 4 m::&tjAt' 'Wlto, ' "i- t " i,t AJ ,Tu U . , , .ti' '.V' tll "The pretty music is a big feature. The way some of the song num bers were put on was little short, of a revela tion in novelay and good taste," said the Seattle Times on No vember 24. A DISTINGUISHED CAST, : SINGING CHORUS AND COMPANY'S FIVE ADDITIONAL OF (Continued from pago one.) ties reported from lill emiuBs in llilit division was 44 olfiocrs uml J.WU men. ... , , ; . So fur as tmnsonrlntioti in con cerned, tho oilier of Htnl'l (iiiiil It would lie cukv to lirlrnt homo nil Na tional iTimril nml National uriuv dl vinioim within tho four monlli alter penue. The cnuiiw to which each luruo unit will ho Kent for deiimlUimi lion will he imnotmci'il on noon us (leuernl Porshimr cableti that tho milt hits started for homo. In the additional uiiiU whloh Oeti eral Pcrshinir ha-i ilcsiirnnteil fnrenrlv return arc 1.4'JB officers nnd U'.I.Wl enlisted men. To Return Homo AiUltiounl tinitH tisMutuNl to oariv return home included 21:1 sninlv f ruin coiuimnicH (' ami I):, ambulance eont panv yi-lti, tilth mrimont, eount nr tillerv corns, hemhuiarters company and batteries l. D. 1C mid F: advance school detachment from' Ilth nnd 1'Jth divisions; eomimuies K, F. 11 and II, ai"tli infatitrv, both. iHlth nnd 5lh reiriuionts, coast artillery; head quarters. :11st nrtillerv hriirnde, coast urtillerv corns. IMtith infant rv. :i:iath machine enn battalion, advance school detachment. 10th nnd 8th divisions and 11th field nrtillerv brigade; casual com tinny 1. chemical warfare servient 301st field nrtillerv: headotinrters and sittiplv enmimiiv, 8th nnti-niu'rafl sector, with first, second, third and fourth nnti-aircraft batteries, anil 8th for Christmas $2.50 to $12.00 Xon-lonkublo nnd self-filler In one. Sterling nnd isolil mountings. Kx changeable after Xmas lit any Water man denier until owner has a perfect "fit." Medford Book Store - ' " 4 -W "i. t H.S HENRY W. SAVAGE'S T'.m war '7!-wiw ..... p ' ' ' ' - - ' ' ' uhll-uii'cinl'l hiohlhi uidiiiiiii'u repair unit, U.MIi Artillery The lli'd ami 8tli trench tnortnr hatleriest hondtmu tiers Ninth nuti-; iiireraft soetor with tho .Tenth and' First, Second nml Third provisional ntili-iiiivval't butteries", Fifth corps nrtillerv park; . tUth reuitnent const urtillerv; -101st pontoon purl; end the Ititlth, -Ui?tli mid -UiHth pontoon trains. Six nrtillerv reirimoiitu. Hie .'IliMh, ;l,-0lh. :i,ist. Hlst.'a.'lnl mid 2nd eu uineer casual onmpmiv No. 1 heiul iiiitil'ters and first Initiation, 8(1 1 nt pioneer inl'unli'V, 40th. enuiiieers; sen. oud advance school Tenth field urtil lerv liiiKiido; Third Itenvv mobile ord nance repair unit; HI Ilth emiiiieci's and train; heiidoniM'leis ItiVth it ml Hlh field iitVillerv hriirnde; lioiuliiiiiir ters troop ll'.lnd division; :l:ilMh machine i;iin Initiation: !il7t,h trench niiii'lar Imtterv; mililiirv nolicc Irainiilif hoiMhiiinrturrt ' nnd sniiplv, smiitarv and iiliiliiiiniliiiii ' I rains, :l'J';th field siuiml lutttulinu: comnanv K mid mobile niiltiiutee repair shop, lilTlli eiiuiiioors : eouiiuiuv K, !!!Mh cnuineei's s .Second, Fil'lll, Sixth mill Seventh Itenvv iin'ihjlo ordnance renair 'First Now York, AJiiKical Hit ol' (lit? year. eiidoi'si'il by J'ui'lliiliil pupiii's. ..' ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN'S . DAZZLING SUCCESS A MUSICAL COMEDY OF DELIGHTFUL SURPRISES (loos Aawi y OTTO MARQACH NO COWARD CLARK MujiCftYRUDOtPtlFRim. AUTHORS OP "KATINKA" nlbri JINKS AND iV,$V "THE FIREFLY REMARKABLE CA5T-WQNDER CHORU5'REALS0NGHITS with- 05CAR FIGMAN and Original company of forty-five people. Seats Now Selling PRICES: 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. , Curtain at 8:10 p. rn. sharp. V? W ' 1 " 1 III MUSICAL COMEDY DELIGHT l"i"TTlBTlVriBiTl shops; Fuiii'th mid Fil'lll mili-nirernft machine Itiin Imttiiliimi eoniiianies F, I. K, I). I'!. (I, and II nml Jledleul do tiichment. Seoiim) Knuin"tirs. A V It KM UhNI(IXl4 At FOOII AHMI'MSTIIATOH POltTI-ANU, ne. 7. W. II. Ayor, for It men 111 a federal food nilinlnls Irtitor for Onmnn,' ruslKitud today to return to his private btmlnuiis tin priMililont of a lumber coin puny. W. IC. Newell, nsulHtiint, to Mr,: Ayur, will bu lit cliui'nu nt tho slnto food uilmliihitratloii orfloo until the return from Kiii'iitm of llorbort Hoover,, nilt loiial adniluliili'lttor. ., ' ' , ." ! . i "' ' , Mint WniiKxl, ; A rnllublo niiiiiiifnotiii'iir wiuiU'.ft miin who bus a 'few hundred dolliini to Hike tho trtmeral imeney for this county nml in utility more ns ho can bundle IIu'oiikIi Miib-npnitii on their patented upni lalty used nml (indorsed by the host piioplii of thin and foreign counti'lo'i;' him merit nnd it miller. No bnmputitlnn. Hood for .1l)0 per month and Hp. InvestlKiilo. For full imrtli'iilarH hoo J. 1. Lewis, 'nli Hotel. ' Saturday 7 'DECEMBER. ... ANOTHER NEW YORK CASINO KNOCKOUT ;:1 i "At the very eommenee mont of . Thanksgiving week, it's only right mid fai rto bn thniikful for ''Jlave 'a Heart.' As us ual, Mr, Savage has fa vored Seattle , with . a show1 that is well worth whlla," Hald the Seattle Pout IntolllKoncor on Nov. 24. OWN ORCHESTRA. t' i ' " 1 ! 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