Medford mail tribune., December 11, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

HEftPtoRD fXTC " TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ' OREGON-, TVEDNTSSDAW, DF,OF.MT5ER 11, 1013
r TA(m FOUR
f OCAL AND
PERSONAL
Thora Is Imperative neod of assls
tuuco at tho Red Cross rooms for the
Bowing of flu masks. According to
Sirs. F. W. Mcars, local women are
very willing to secure masks at the
lied Cross but refuse to assist In
waking thorn, An emergency exists
and evory woman not prevented from
helping in this work from illness or
llko ause should report to the Red
Cross rooms at once.
Thb diet during and after Influ
enza, llorllck's Malted Milk, nour
ishing, dlsestable.
( Mary Hess, the well known and
' popular employo of the Mall Tribune
was confined to her home yesterday
with tho flu.
Place order for an Oldsmoblo now.
Trclchler Poirson Inc. ; " ,
Editor George Putnam of tho Mall
Tribune who is a flu victim, was re
ported much Improved this morning
tind expects to be able to return to
work the first of the week.
Engraved Xmas cards and folders.
Modford Printing Co.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cur
rlo, of 1507 West Main street, Tues
day a 7 pound baby girl.
Got your milk, cream., butter and
buttermilk at DoVoo's. 1
." Superintendent of Schools and
Airs. Vm. Davenport are reported 111
nt their home with 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 doorr
The Medford Business college grad
uates will receive the endorsement of
the employers when seeking situa
tions. . .. 223
.Charles U Schleffelln, who has
been 111 at his home on South Oak
dale with Influenza, is much improv
ed and -will be out again in a few
days. ... ' , .
Any one wanting turs remodeled
should bring them in now, to avoid
the Christmas rush. F. Bartlett,
furrier, 105 West Main. 223
Mrs. Cranchor who was called to
Medford a few .days ago by the Ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Vern Mar
shall, leaves this evening for her
homo In Portland.
Auto curtains and lights, all kinds.
Jledford Auto Top Co., 30 North
Grape, phone 104. .
Ceorse Bowater, W. A. Bowater,
Ixia Angeles, R. D. Moore, Maxwell,
Cal., and O. ji. Berger, Seattle, are
registered at the Medford.
Only a few of those exquisite little
. boxes of apples left. Order one now
shipped to "your friend . for Xmas.
Schieffelin's Grocery. . 223
t John Butler . Is confined to his
home with a severe cold. "
Forty styles of engraved Xmas
cards and folders. Medford Printing
Co. .
H. A. Canaday is suffering from an
attack of Influenza. :
Pleasant, safe, quick, sure. Dr.
Halstead, 227 South Central. 233
Carl Bowman who has been report
ed very low with influenza at the
hospital is now Improving.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. '
The regular meeting of the East
ern Star scheduled for this evening
will be postponed in accordance with
the .influenza regulation.
Miss Lounsbury, the milliner, is
nicely located in her new store, the
Vanity Hat Shop, next to ftfalto
theatre, where she will be pleased to
meet all the ladies of the city and
valley. 224
Father Power Is reported to have a
light attack of influenza.- ' -
Pianos Ellington, Hamilton, sold
by II. N. Lofland, at 225 South Oak
dale. Liberty bonds taken same as
cash. Phone C91-J. . 240
Mayor Gates promises to- show no
respect whatever for the petition
which is being circulated by those
who would do away with the flu
musk. ' i . ; .
Medford Auto Top Co., 30 North
Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104.
Mrs. Bob McCullough arrived this
morning from Mterced, Calif., to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Ham
ilton of this city.
Daily's Taxi. Pnone 15. '
Miss Flossy Perry, operator at the
Home Telephone company, who has
boon very seriously ill with Influenza
Ik reported Improving. '
Order your Xmas cards or folders
at the Medford Printing Co.
Report from the Sacred Heart ho:
pltal this morning states that the
flu situation Is materially improved.
In contrast to the twenty cases
brought in Saturday there were none
yesterday and only one family of
lour today.
Ilia Home Telephone company
whose Jitaff has been badly demoral
ized by the flu, report conditions im
proving altho they still havedght
operators and the cashier out. To
complicate matters the trafflo during
the first few days of the epidemic
was heavier by 75 per cent than ever
before in tho history of the company
It was found necessary to bring two
operators from Grants Pass and one
from Butte Falls during this time.
Malted milk 50c lb.. De Voe's.
Miss Ethel IXewland, high school
teacher, la still at the Sacred Heart
hospital where she is recovering from
an attack of Influenza.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Day Phone: Pacific 237.
Night Phones: F. W. Weeks. JD3-J,
' VmSf AstUtant,
. i itiHpAva frnaaf
A Hmer.vtJ usuhb ,
hla brother Ed Andrews, states' that
Mrs. Andrews 1b so tar recovereU a
to bo up aud around again, esuei nu
been confined, to hor bed for same
time by paralysis In the left side.; Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews and daughter Car
oline, who are now living In
York, were formerly residents ' of
Medford and have many friends hi
who will be Klad to hear of Mrs. A n-
drews' recovery. . I
Better ouy your iurs now.' mt.r1
are certain to Increase In price. Rar
furs never were quoted so high as;
now. F.; W. Bartlett, taxidermist I
nit furrier. .105 West Main street.
' 223 :
Mts. Vern Marshall, ot South Oak-,
dale, who has been very seriously ill.
with double pneumonia, is reported!
much improved. ". -.' .
Experienced hemstitching and per
cotlng. Mrs. B. E. Haney, Garnett
Corey Bldg. , X
Mrs. F. E. Redden Is ill at her
home with the influenza. 1 '
See Trelchler Pelrson Inc.,- tot '
tires, oils, and auto accessories. i
The Red Cross was swamped both.'
Monday 'and Tuesday after the flu.
ordinance went Into effect, by de
mands for flu masks. Part of the
time the women were working short
handed and orders piled up which
they were unable to fill.' The situ
ation is well in hand today and sup
ply will be able to meet the demand.
Forty styles of engraved cards .and
folders. Medford Printing Co.
A conspuous ease of flu hysteria
was witnessed yesterday in one of
the downtown buildings which " re
sulted in the victim being removed
by her companion. r.
. Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating aud packing. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, phone 162-J.
- Funeral services of James Thomas
White will be held from Weeks &Mc
Gowan chapel, Thursday morning,
Dec 12, 191S, at 10 o'clock, Rev.
Father : Meagher of Hciating..,., Inter;
ment at Jacksonville cemetery.
For the best insurance, see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. ' '
Miss Julia Nash arrived in Med
ford yesterday from Portland to visit
her uncle, J. M. Hurley. ' ' '
You will find Bartlett, the furrier,
in their new quarters, 105 West Main
street . 223
J. W. Vaughn who has been look
ing up the fruit situation in the
valley, thinks there is a good open
ing here to go into .the business, par
ticularly the trade of the middle wes
tern states. He is interested in the
Thompson Fruit company of Yakima,
Wash., but lives at Billings, Mont.,
and is en route to Los Angeles.
Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician.
Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Build
ing, phone 230. . . . '
Daniel gliss and p. L. Humphrey,
two- of- the boys from Medford that
were at Camp Lewis, came in on the
morning train. They are home to
stay as they have been mustered out
of tho service. ... '
Henry .repairs tube punctures 20c.
28 North. Grape. 227'
E. W. -Roberts left this morning
for Klamath Falls... He bad a log
ging contract for the Applegate Lum
ber company part of the last season,
and this fall has been logging in the
district east of the mountains. '
Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10c
per yard at Handicraft Shop.
F. M. Wilson received a telegram
from Lloyd this morning that he had
arrived at Camp Mills, New Yorfc. He
has been over in England for several
months, but was disappointed that
he did not. get over to France. -De
Voe wants small show case.
of a
Th
IPO
FERTILIZERS. ' VETCH
RED OATS. : GRAY OATS
WHEAT. BARLEY. RYE'
v ' For Sale Bv
Monarch Seed Si Feed Co.
PAtnr Tonics who has the bootblack !
- - - -
stand -in the! Wilson cigar store, re-
colved a tolojiram from the govern
ment that, his; brother Gus was killed
In action Oct.! 6th. ;
For tire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh atroet and S. P. track,
D. R. Wood & Co. i
W. Bertolson whio has boon at the.
officers' training school at . Camp
Grant, III., was In the city ;thls mor
ning, vile has been mustered out ot
t"io service and will work.- with his
father at the quicksilver mine In the
Evans creek district
Hemstitching, pecotluc.' All work
guaranteed.. Vanity Hat Shop, tt
C, B. McConnell who. bundles the
Journal and several otfcor papers, 1b
at home with a, hard oold. - He says
that he does not knoW whether It Is
the flu or not, but will be on 'the safe
side and stay at homo.
'.You can drink a pint ot older tor
a nickel at DeVoe's. 1
Mrs. Raymond Relter was removed
from her home at 531 Penn avenue,
to the Sacred Heart hospital today at
11 a. m . - , - -v
Buy a Dodge Brothers car for
Christmas.. Trelchler Pelrson Inc.
; ' ' Mrs. Geo. Iverson and two children
'.from 60S East-Main, were removed
to the Sacred 'Hero-t hospital this
Morning.; ?, ; ' r ' ';;.v.v
Henry'p Drl-Kur, Retreads are the
be and cheapesttor your cord tires.
88 'NartW Grapes 1 ,: ' 227'
"HI ,uie,tKhnn-received a letter from
B. L. '.Mbrscr of "Portland, informine
him 6f) the death of his wife from the
influcn a. ! She; died verv suddenly,
hnvinir 'been sick onlv a day. She has
been in Wor hcolth since thev went to
Portlnn d and was nearlv blind. ,1
' De ViW has a fine line ot assorted
chocolat es at 60c per lb.
A. T. LBrown arrived in, Medford
vestcrduv from Astoria, to spend a
few days ('lookinsr over the country.
See HJenry about your cord tire
repairs. 28 North Grape. . 227
Janics'F.' ChiiUiook of Qr'nnts Pftss.
was in ithe .city -yesterduv on busi
ness. ' V. ' . .: ;-j
Sweet elder for sale at the' Can
nery. Bring your jug. "
J. B. Fisher and wife of Portland
are in the city for n f ew davs visitine
friends.
We buy and sell everything. High
est cash prices paid for furniture,
carpets, tools, mattresses.. ' Geo. .W.
'Douglas, 34 North,' Front street,
phone 162-J. "7 230
i W, II. Pomerov.' of Heiisle, nme
in from the mines yesterday on busi
ness. v- - -. , , ft
Yon can always find something for
quick lunch at De Voe's. ,
i C. E. Bade of the Jacobson & Bade
eompanv of Portland is in the city
today. He visits Medford quite often
to see how business is, and probably
to see , what the prospects are for
business in his line, i . -i '
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. ' . 241
E. S. Kirbv of Odessa. Ore., who
has been sick at the Sacred Heart
hospital, is able to be out aeuin. - ,'
Order your Xmas cards or folders
at the Medford Printing Co. '. r
There was one man in the city yes
terday that believed in obeying the
law, as he had a mask on himself and
one on bis horse. Unfortunately he
got .out of town ( Without giving
his address. ' , ',' ,
H. Sutherland of Everett, Wash.,
arrived in Medford yesterday " to
spend a few days looking over the
valley. ' ' . - . .
Ora Kay of Brownsboro, came to
the city yesterday to visit friends.
e smooth rich
cup of
THUM
is one of rfcs best adrtisemeiits
Much like coffee in appearance
and aroma, Postum is absolutely
free -from the drug caf feme.
And besides this merit,its con
venience, economy and practical
usefulness make it the ideal
all-meal drink for all the family.
There s a Reason
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SHOP ,
"-.' ' .r , ' "'
Also agent for Fairbanks and Morse
Engines.' .-..' 1 "
17 South Riverside,
5
FLlli REGULATION
Fire Medford citizens wore nrrost-
ed today for disregarding the flu
mask ordinance pusnfd at a special
session of tne wiy. council Aiouuay
They were all fined five dollars and
.paid their fines. A soldier on fur
lough in the city wa's also arrested
but explaining that he had Just ar
rived aud -was not familiar with tho
law was dismissed with a reminder.
J, A. Westcrlund who was arrested
for carrying his mask on his chin,
while smoklnx, after a socond warn'
lng, gave notice that he would en'
gago a lawyer and fight the question
In tho courts. Tho trial was sot for
3 o'clock this afternoon. No verdict
had been reached at press Umo. Tho
other , local offenders were iGus
Latus. N. B. Thompson, J. M. Plotch-
er and Edgar. Wight..
Clly officials wore much Inceused
at Mr. Westerlund's action. "This Is
no time" saUl Mayor Gates, "for our
leading citizens to opposo a measure
designed farrthe protection of the
people of this city. The only possible
objection to the flu ordinance Is bus
ed upon technical grounds. - I don't
care about the strictly legal phase
ot the matter and no other loyal ell
lzen should call up such a question
at this time'. . What wo want is to
spare as many lives in this city from
this frightful plague as possible and
the mask regulation is concodod by
all experts to be the best preventive
known. I earnestly appeal to all cit
izens to aid us In our work at this
time."
- "The flu situation-Is better t6day"
said City Health Officer E. B. Plckel
this afternoon "as far as new cases
reported is concerned, but it is still
bad and the people are urged to ob
serve every care and precaution. Four
cases were taken to the Sacred Heart
hospital today, which brings the total
in that Institution to fifty. Only two
of these cases are serious.
"There Is apparently some objec
tion to the flu mask ordinance. I
have heard it reported some business
men are circulating a petition asking
that the measure be repealed, it this
ls'true the business men are Injuring
their own cause. '"'Vith flu .masks
the individual Van shop down town
without danger; without them- there
would be danger on every side. The
flu mask has been used In many cit
ies with excellent results. It Is an
absolute protection f to the Individual
and a checii'Td'thd spread of the dis
ease. ; The business mon of Medford
should support this measure not only
tor their own selfish interest but for
the welfare ot the city as a whole.
Masks help business and alone make
normal business possible. ' - -
"I have instructed' every physician
to report every case11 of flu to my of
fice every day. Mayor Gates Is sup
porting me In this; and said today
that any doctor not following these
instructions would 'be arrested at
once, hls Is no time to take
chances. ; Medford faces a serious
situation and the public health and
safety demands the assistance , of
every man, woman and child."
Diebro of Snn Francisco, is
visitiner friends in the litv today. - .
- flavor
it
TO ORDER (2A.00 CP '
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 10. MAIN, ITSTAIKS ,
X
KHIOKSON At Snored Heart hos-
pltul, Uco. 10, Joseph Stanley tiiiok
on, age 34 yours, alx months and
thruo days. Ills home wus at 12111)
Thirty-seventh avenue, Situ Krunuls
co. Mr. KrlokHon was u luui'huulo
and had' boon employed nt mining
near Modford. 111b wife tind .hor rel
atives accompanied tho body to Sun
Ktanclnco whero It was shlnped Tues
day ulght tor Intoriiiont.
The funorul ot II. K. Iloydon will
be held Friday nt 2::1U p. m. at tho
resldoiico on Norlh Central, Hev.
Booior offlotutlng. llnilul will be at
the 1, O. O. V. cemetery.
The funeral ot Lloyd Ulakeley will
b hold Thursduy tit 8:110 lit I'orl'B
chapel, llurlal In 1. O. O. Y. como
tory. Itov. Carlos officiating. Ills
wife Is very 111 at tho hospital.
DOCTOR GOULD .
NOT HELP HER
But Lydia E.Pinkham'aVege
. table Compound Saved
i Her from a Serious
'' Operation.
Drooklyn, N. Y. "I suffored some
thing dreadful from a displacement and
two ten bad at
tack! of Inflamma
tion. My doctor
old he could do
nothing more tor
me ana I would
have to go to tlie
hospital for an
operation, but
Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and
Sanative Wash
have entirely cured
me of my troublos
and I am now in
good health. I am
willing ' you should use my
' testimonial and hope to benefit
other suffering women by so
doint" Mrs. F. . Platt. &
Woodbine St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Operations npon women in our hos
pitals are constantly on the Increase,
but before submitting to an operation
for ailments peculiar to their sex every
woman owes it to herself to give that
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkham's VegetabloCompound, a trial.
If complications exist write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass,, for
advice.
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
Dr. King's New Discovery
relieves them and keep
you going on the job
Fifty continuous veart of almost
Unfailing checking ana relieving coughs,
colds and kindred iuffcrino is the
Koud achievement of Or. King's New
iscovery. .
' Grandparents, fathers, mothers, the
kiddies all have used and are using
it as the safest, surest, most pleasant
tc-take remedy they know of.
Sold by all druggiitt. 60c and $1.20. 1
Keep Bowels On Schedule
Late, retarded functioning throw
the whole day' duties out of gear.
Keep the system cleansed, the appe
tite lively, the stomach staunch with
Dr. King' New Life Pills. Mild and
tonic in action. Sold everywhere. 25c
Shop Early
THE Government has
recommended shop-
ping early for Christ
inas and our Med
ford -Merchants will
.;.'-.-.. . ' ...''
appreciate it. The re
ducing of ' crowded
stores will also in
crease YOUR conven
ience. ' Vy:
Eemcinbcr- to ' shop
with First '. National
CHECKS. They'll be
good anywheres, .
Wm. G. Talt President.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK.
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CASH AND CARRY
Tho Trunx Store offers you nil this week the fol
lowing:.; . ' .-.
Choice potatoes, 100 11). sack ....$1.95
Mt. Pitt Flour, 40 lb. .sack t 2.80
"Whcnt Flakes, package .MkT!
Corn Starch, package ..... .'
Sardines, can '. l.L..Jl.:.l .......t .lOd
Ten per cent discount on all dishes in stock.
1 '. ' -. .
Right noy is the t ime to get youd toys and holiday
goods at this store,
The Truax Company
327 East Main St., Medford. Phone 296
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Prices Surprisingly Reasonable ;
Sea our window for thlnss that are now In diamonds, jcvolry,
watchoii and ullvorwaro. 'Even the Jfiwolors look to our window for
things Hint aro now and up-to-date.' . '' :' :i .. -v ,
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