OTIDFORT) MATT) TRTBTJNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918
PAOTC TTTRET3
Medford mail. izubuni!
AN ISrint'JUNIlt)N'P NIUVVHI'AI'ICll
FUUMHIIICI) KVIJIIV AKTIOIINOON
MXOIUl'T HUNDAr II vim .
ll)L)irOHU i'HINTINO CO,
Orfloo, Mill Ttlbun. niillrtlna-, IJ-I7-II
Norlli Mr alraal. I'liona .
A oonanltdatlon -of tha Damooratlo
Tlinsa, Tli.i Mrnfora Mull, Tim Mmlrora
Trlhuiio, 'I'ha rloutlioru Oragonlau, Tua
Aalilanu Tribune.
Tha Muflrorrt Hundur Bun la fumlahtd
auliaerlbura uoalrlna; a HVU-iir dally
nawauupar.
O ilOluilfl 1'U'Fna'J, IMttor.
. bmomwiok tbbmmi
BV MA1I, IN ADVANOlOl i
Dally, wllh Mundity Hun, yor.....l.00
) Jolly, with Humliiy Hun, month..,. .
liully, wlihoiit Huuduy Hun, yaur (.00
liully, wlltiout Hunilay Hun, month .(0
Wtmkly Mull Tribune, ami yaar.. 1.C0
Hmiilay Hiiu. ona yaur 1.60
OT OA ft II I Kit In Moil ford, Aalilmid,
,'aukaunvlll. Central l'olnl, I'homilil
Dully, wllh Hiinday Hun, yaar....l7.H0
Dally, wllh Hunday Hun, munlh.
Dally, without Hunday Hun, ynr. 1,00
bally, without Huaday Huu. inoiith .CO
Ofrlnjnl pouor of tlio (llty of Mndford.
Ordolal uapor of Jaakaon County.
Hnlarad aa anoond-olnaa mattar at
worn dully avarara alronlatlon for
ala luuntna aualuir Oct. ul, loin. . S, 071
MUMHKH OK T1II0 ABilOCIATKO
I'KKHB,
Pull Leaaad Wlra Hxrvtne. . Tha Aaao
ttlatad 1'raaa ta axolualvaly antltlad to
tha uaa fur republication of all nnwa
dlapatrhra oro1Hl to It or not olhrr
wiaa ormlltmt In thla papnr, and alao tha
luoal ua aulillaliod h.roln. All rlfbla
of rapulillontluu or apodal dlapatohaa
liaratn aro alao roaorvoj.
Wottoa to anbaorlbars Th ITnltrd
Mtalra War lnduatrlra Hoard hna laauud
tha following uiundutury urdur, aiming
othara raaulutliiK tha nrwapapor hual
nraa ilnrltiar tho period of tha war: 'Dla
eotitliuia aandtna1 Imperil after data of
axplraiton of aubacrlptlon, unlrna aub
avrtniion tv rsnawad anil imiIiI fur." Tha
autillaher haa no option but to comply.
rnilTI.AN'Il. Dec IH.IteixirtH on
llui lli'il Cross iiiemliorsliii) ilrivo
llirmmlimit tlio Ml nl o nro niniiiir iii,
inilientiinr liuoil work, but tint trtml i
liiiitiTHiil uieinlcrliii, wuirli mnke-i
tlii-i llio mont Htrt'iiiiiitix ot nil tlio
drives, iim-tiinicli iih it iiii'iiiim Unit the
ulirilurn mint, if liOHHihlr, interview
overv nilult , in Ori'ifiw. Tliu lint
eutinlv to roixirt, wni Union, K. K.
Kiilillu ti'lfifrniihinir that 8.0H0 were
enrolled hv utin ininuli) ufliT mill
niL'tit, llt'i'cnilivr 10, Dip inimito tlio
iliivo Diipiivil. Tlio wnr piit'-t nr
iiini'omi'iil, ; W'liirli otilniiiH in . fuinn
iiHintv iii liclil rfsiKinaililn for liiitt
iiiiick work,
. Si linolrt I'm' rliililri'ii wlin wi'ri' nimln
nit'liliil nnl plivxiciil wrcfkn liv the
t'luixtniit liDinluinliii' nf their I'ilit'H;
mjIiiuiIh win-ill iitiin who linvo liwt tlii'ir
liunilh or ti'i't or pvi'h itiuv li'iini ro
mtnn'rji t i vi trmli'M; rniitcriii wlitn
Amrrii'iin HoliliiT mnv lie nlilo to fiml
I'oml'oit until kiii'Ii liinn ni lluv comt'
Imi'k Immn nil these will ho nroviil
i) liv tin' tlolliiM wliii-li oiuno in for
mi'iulifrHliip in lliiM ili'ivp; iiMo tlm lioil
Ci-oki In HiiiMiiliiiL' n iiiillion iliillat-H n
montli in I'tiriiit; for tho families of
American I'iulitimr men.
The Auierienn peooln n ml tlio
Amerienil Hliirit urn heliiml the Koil
CrosH anil the iioiuilaritv of tlio or
enilicntion U itttested liv the buttons
anil 1'hms wliieli liavo been ilisnlnveil
Ihi't week, , Kvervono who wear the
liiillou in a member mill is iiIiiviiil' n
imrt in the relief work of the Iteil
Cross. Tito Hed C'iohh aervieo flnu'H
in the windowH nro n hailed of honor.
Kuril (lav tlioiiHiinilri of twnnln nre on
rollei) mill bv tho em of the ilrive,
Oaopiiibur 2:i thn man or wonmn who
H not ili'i'orntoil with n button or the
limine whieh innn not enrrv thn Rer
vieo fliiif in tlio window will bo t lie ex
oention in Dreison.
It in .not moiiev lmt menibersliitis
tlio drivo sock. No one will bo nuked
for $2, nor plural monihornhiiH. The
memborxliip mirriuM dues of one dollar
it venr unit tliix in nil that tlio Kolieit
urn rotiueHt, Tliiwu individuals with
a button will not bii nsl.t'd n Hoeond
time. Tho button brinuft imiminitv.
If tlio drivo oniild obtain 8(1 meiii
bern n minnto for throo davs Oreeoii
will Ohtablihh n roford. Tlio onm
Daiun wilt litiinelied nt n uncoil whieh
tlovoloiied bettor than 80 momborx n
miniito tlio first iliiv.'liut iih tho first
rush subsided tlio "mnppliur up" bo
boeomi'H liarder. Tim M. 1)110 men nml
women who nro Kuerifioine their tiuie
for ChristiniiH rdioppinir to porform
this Borviec, howovor, flro dotonuinod
to ho tlio work thru thn tho finish.
gmeAt LAKES football
TEAM READY TO LEAVE
. CHICAGO, Doc lB.-Tlio' football
(onm of tlio Oroat Lukes Ntivnl Ti'tiin-
"itiR Rtatlon took; its last; bind pruotioo
on tho ltonxi irridiron vvstordtiv in
propnriitiiiii for tho iranio with Mnro
Islind olnvon ill. I'liHiidoua, Calif,, on
Now Yonr's dnv. . ' ,
ATLANTIC FLEET WON WAR
(Continued from pane ono.1
12 mont Iih Heom to linvo tmprovoil In
ninny wayn. If that woro pnimlblo,
nnri T think 'the North noil lias a
liouIth-ElvlnB nmillty which nnint
lie put aKftlnnt nil lta lind polnla, ot
which thoro nro bo many.
"I thank you nguln unil ngitln for
the grout pnrt tho nlxtli bnttlo Biiuntl
ron has plnyoil In lirlnslng about tho
grcnleat navnl victory In lilntory. I
lior.o joti will Rlvo thlB moanngo to
your comrades: 'Coma hack noun,-'
"Uoud-byo aim Eoud luck," ,
MOUNIY U
FIRST TO REPORT
RED CROSS DRIVE
L
FLU MASK EDICT
Opponents of tlio flu mask ordiii
nneo, liii'liiiliiiif n hiii u 11 I'oprusenliition
of biiHinesH iiiiin nnd n uoodly ropre
MOiitiition of Cbi'iHtiun Ht'iimtisls, in
vaded tho tit V votiueil lueetiiiL' lust
niulit in it vuiu t'lideitvor lo Htniiiiu nii
tlio council into ropt'iiliiiir tlio ord
iiiiiiico, Tho mceliiiL' was n Hlonnv
one in fuel it roKiilted in u iiioukoy
mid pu nut time, with iihmIi beatvil
Hpiitleriut; Iliniucli l'lti mnsks.
Heated remarks innile bv some
of tho ciiiiiliiitiints if linlli sides,
burned holes throimll their iniiKks mid
killed it lot of flu uerniH lurkintt
thereiiboiitM, notnblv in tho enses of
liilin ('. Mnnn und Dr. .lames Mudisoii
Keene. iiuti-iiuisk opiionentK, und
Mayor (iutes und Coiiiiellinan .lolin
Cat kins, pro-maskers. Tliv latter
estieeiallv hecame so incensed when
111" crowd at one time hooted tlio inii
iority of the council for relaiiiintr the
musks, thul he spoiled nil his chance
of uoiuir to ii cei'liiin plaee of splendid
repulittioii. John uuve un eloiiueiil
represent ut ion of mi iniiired citv of
ficial filled with rii'htcous iudiL-nution
clear up tiKtho ton of his musk,
The iir'psl mid cheesecloth row
was ell useless, its the council voted
to Icavti tlio matter of iiholishinir
masks lo the iiiilutncii; of the board of
health, whoso membership is compos
ed of Jlnvor (Inlos. Ilenlth Officer
I'ii'kel mid lioctors llnrtfruvo mid
Kiiimomi. who are nlso eoiineibuen. nil
innsk adliercnts. In fact it wits this
iiiiiioiiiieemcnt Ihnt cnused the null
iniit.k uppoiients to boot nnd oueer.
thus rausiiiir Jubn Carltin to uo over
tlio tup with verbal machine kiiiis nnd
vocal band treninlcs.
Arior tho niectinar XIr. Cnrkin wits
so diiun-ted nt tho fictions of the
musk oppoucnt crowd that be talked
of rcsit'iiiiiL' fioin tho eoiineil. Dr.
Kerne also uttered through his
ehoeseclotb n tbrent lo resiun front
the eoiineil, which he denounced as n
llolslinviki body, nbicb drew htirriedlv
Irmii Dr. llitmnivn the comment thnt
lio hoped ho would do so nt once nnd
that the eoiineil would be better off.
Jiixt like that Due Ilnnrrnvo spoke
no Id Doe. Keene. which so oxeilod
Chief Timothy that his mask fell off
mid ho fortiot to replace it.
Itut to bcnin nt the heuiiiiiiiitr of the
pieces conference, Tho eoiineil hud
no inhibit: whulever of the eomintr in
vnsion of tlio' nnti-flu musk crowd
until just before tb meotinv bvsan
mid tho crowd showed un. : Ainonir tho
few business men in it woru John C.
Mil mi. V. I''. Isunes. prominent nnti-
Icadcrs: II, 1. I.tiinsden. Dr. 1
I'uue. f. M. McKcuiiv. Utrt Thierolf
mid O. I,, Treichler. Tho iinti-ninsk
crowd numbered nhoiit -III men. Thov
woro represented by Attorneys Oua
Newbnrv nnd I'orter 3. Xeff. but Mr.
Neff uttered not n word durum the
mectinir.
When tho nininritv of the council
sow what it wns Ibey wero up mrainst
thov hurriedly passed word to each
other thnt thov would listen respect
fully to nil umiimcntH mid then refer
tho mutter to the hoard of health. A
conspicuous feature of tho meetint!
wns that every person in tho room,
pro mid niiti. wore n flu mask.:
Tho choeseclotb bnttlo biurnn peace
fully enoimli and cruduallv worked
up to n climnx. When tho timo was
reiichod for benrintr tho protest Ous
Newbnrv, siinvo und earnest, smooth
ed his front hair, uave bis trousers n
hitch nnd then beunn his -0 iniimtcs'
uriramont. '
Tho burden of his remarks wns
thnt tho wenrinir of masks wns tin
saniliirv nnd filthy, did no trood nt
nil, in.inrod business irreparably nnd
iiniieiessarilv. Ho cited niedienl mid
leiral nuthorities, nnd stated thnt no
other citv nnd town in tho country
woro flu musks except Modford. His
armiment was loud nnd thorotitrb. Tho
only condition that ho missed wus
pointini; out that Adam nnd Kvo never
woro musks on their faces.
His nddross finished, tho mcetintr
wnnned up with u more or less L'oner
al discussion, durintr which John C.
Mnnn stilted thnt several of his clerks
woro homo sick with soro throats
from wenrinir masks. Muvor Oatos
at nana disputed this statement nnd
oallod upon Mr. Mann to boTair in his
opposition.
While tho turmoil wns at its lieiulit
Ctiuncilmnn Kmmons niiido n nice,
eoneilintory talk in whioh ho niiponlod
to tho mask opponents to suspend
iudirrtxmt until (liu masks had n fair
trial. Then if it wns found that thov
worn not efficacious in proveutins the
spread of tlio flu tho eoiineil would
abandon thorn,
Dr, Kcono wns prominont in tho op
position to tilt) masks nnd several
times' reiterated his well known l!ol
shoviki nrtrumciits nnd elnssed tho
ooiineil's ovdinanno ns n hich linnded
oulrneo.
Mnyor Ontes insisted that tho flu
opldemin had slondilv docronsed sinco
the wonriiiu of mnsks in tho eity. until
only one onso wns reported for Tuos
dav up to 4 p. in. that day. The muv
or declared that only two classes of
persons woro oppostns the, ninsksr
thoso who woro too dignified to wenr
them nnd Ibosn who nlncoil tha nl-
The followlin: ('iniimllics pro re
ported by tin) eoiiimamlintr uciieral of
the Ameiieiin expi'ditlontiry forces:
Killed in action, L'tlll; died of
HoiiiiiIh. Illl; died of accident mid
oilier causes, 111; died of ulrplnne nc.
cidenl, tu'oi died of diseuse, "271 ;
ivoundcd severely, I. T.i' : wounded,
deureii iimlelermiiied. Til; wounded,
sliuhllv. 1f)l; missinir in iiclioi, 5117.
Tolnl, 8J51.
Thn naiiies from Oretrori nml Cali
fornia are: '
Killed Corporal Joseph V. Kluv
nns, I 'Slot Hook. Ore; l.icut. Willaid
Webster, ' Huu D!ei:i), (,'alif: l'rivate
Kriink W. I.ii'hscber, Hun I'Viuiciseo :
rrivutu llifrold V. Heruuren. I'orlluiid.
Ore.
OF
POST f OFFICE
Tho ChrUtmas inall buslnosa has
the ofrlclulg of tho Medford poatof-
flco kuoshIiik. "IClther, riRtirntlvoly
mienltlni;, Medford pcoplo -will Klvo
no Christmas presents, or olao the
pnopln aro plannlnic to rush In a
short tl mo boforo Christmas with a
dolUKo of pnckniios," sulil Amilstunt
roHlinaator Warner today.
The flu epidemic, la blamed for the
lit; Ht receipts no far of Christmas
package for out of town, especially
tor tonic distance. Tho Christmas
mail business Jtrat set In Tuosduy In
a small volumo and the pnntoftlce at
taches are earnestly hoping that the
pcoplo wli'o Intend to send packaxes
will flock Into tho offlco within the
next few days. Unless they do there
Is Kravo danger tbut the packaites
can not ho handled In tlnio to reach
tholr destination.
Tho 'local office Ib shot to
pieces by tho flu cpldomlc, and in
caso of more clerks conilng down
sick will lio totally demoralized.
Anionic the force down with tho flu
now Ib Roland Ilcach and C. X. Hous
ton, the oldest and mont experienced
clerks ot the ofllco.
Tho Axhlnnd nnd Klamath Falls
postofflce nro also badly crippled by
the flu. Th In kb were so bad at the
Ashland 'offlco recently that Post
master Kaiser hlnisair had to dollver
a city carrier routo for several days.
The sick of tho Ashland mid Klum
ath Kails postofflces Include the ns
slstnnt postmaster ot oach ofrico.
Tho Klamath Falls offlco recently
wrote the Modford postofflce re
nuostlnK tho lonn of experienced om-
QUIETEST MS
IN HISTORY
v.ploycs to holp them out; " - ;
PoBtmuster Minis urgos flia pcoplo
of Medford to rush their Christmas
packages to thn postofflco at onoo to
limuro their bolne; sent out In tlnio,
ns the offlco situation Is very bad
now for Inck of help and In case the
cpldomlc continues In liable to bo
como worso.
1,
DEAD; AID IMPERATIVE
SALOXIKI. Monday. Doe. 1(1.
Charles A. Dana, former executive
secretary of tho Armenian nnd Svrinn
relief committee nt lloirnt and Con
stantinople, nnd Wra. S. Nelson, form
er Amorienn vico consul nt. Tripoli.
Syria, who hnve returned hero from
Syria, declare that thoro is urecnt
need of relief nmontr the survivors of
tlio deposed Armenians now in Asia
Minor.
Hoth men ntrreo that out of the
2,000,000 Armenians doportod bv tho
Turks, 400.000 survivo and snv thnt
not moro than one-fourth of the pres
ent Armenian population can survive
until the next harvest unless thoro is
outside help.
mighty dollar above tho saving of hu
man lives.
When tho mayor announced tlint
tho eoiineil had decided lo refer the
protest to the board of health a cho
rus of snoers und mild hoots, nrouse
.from the nnti-initsk erowd. Then it
was that Councilman Cnrkin wont
over the top, nullilut the erowd a sot
of "bullheads" who wore in tlio mi
nority of tho oilizenship nnd wore
tryinir to foreo nnd stampedo the
eoiineil, which wns doinir its best to
snvo human lives. Do pointed out
that thu council's Insk nt n timo like
this wns n difficult one and that its
of forts' woro worthy of commenda
tion and called for oo-tjporation in
stead of "senseless" opposition. v
"Councilman; Koono, nt tho con
elusion of tha ninvir's announcement,
tried to introdtico a motion that the
mask orilinnnco he reponlod, but May
or Ontes refused to ontortaih his mo
tion. Dr, Koeno then demanded the
hoard of health ho required to report
its decision hack lo tho couneil for
action, but the mayor nnd majority
of eoiineilmcn declared that this wns
nn unnecessary notion find thn honrd
would lift tho flu mask ordinance
whenever tho epidemic situation
would warrant it. '
JOHN A. PERL '
Undertaker ' ,
Ijidy Assistant '
33 SOUTH HAKTIjETT
Phono M. IT nnd -17-Ja
Automobile Ifoni'so Sorvlre
Auto Ainbuliiuco tjcrvHe, Coroner
. Died of wounds I.ieut. I'rudlev V.
Siii'iiciit, Kan Kruncisco: (forpornl
Anders C, Kcbulli!, Moro, Ore.: I'ri
vutu Unoruo 11. Vunpell, Los Aiiucliw.
Cal.i l'livale Joseph C. Hose, Center
ville, Calif.
Died from nccident und other
onuses I'rivalo Kretl 3. Heriiliiiid.
l'ortland. yro,
Died of disease Engineer J. W.
Carrul, Ouklarid. Cntlf.
Missint: I'rivato llurvey J. Hob
ertson, Kheiidun, Ore.: I'rivalo John
K. jMohr, l,im Angeles, Cnlif. : l'rivate
,eren I-. Oilbert. Keddinir. Calif.: I'ri
vii to llnurv C. Holiwoek, Orctrbn Citv.
Ore.; l'rivate Sum Ventura, Portland,
Old. '
"The Influenza gorm has been Iso
lated at the Rockefeller Institute"
suld Dr. B. H. Porter, upon his re
turn to Modford toduy, "and a very
important announcement concerning
Its treatment may bo expected in the
next week or ten days. As yet no
one knows exactly -what tho disease
is. It certainly Is not tho old Influ
enza. While 1 was at the Massachu
setts Ceneral hospital In Boston,
cases were brought In by the dozens,
whore tbe patient had been 111 but a
few days, or even a few hours, and
would be dead within 24 hours."
"There is reason to believe that
this disease Is a pneumonic form of
the old bubonic plague. Many cases
under my observation have shown
the Identical symptoms of the bu
bonic plague that raged while I was
In tho Philippines, Medford people
do not know what an Influenza epi
demic Is nltbo of course 1 realize
thoro has been a serious situation
hero. Hut in Donton and other large
cities where there are largo congest
ed districts, large areas of foreign
population, whore many families are
crowdod Into a few rooms, tho results
have been ghaallyj simply beyond
description. The nearest approach is
some of the plagues of tho middle
ages."
"I am heartily In favor ot the flu
mask and quarantine as prescribed
by tho local authorities. ' Many east
ern cities have adopted flu masks
and the results haYeneen excollent.
"I Intend to open tho sanitarium,
just as soon as J can get it properly
cleaned out and my corps of nurses
arrive. 1 had a bard time securing
nurses. Finally found a supply in
Los Angeles and expect several of
thorn In a few ,days."
Dr. Porter returned alone leaving
Mrs. Porter and the children In Wor
cester, Mass. He has fully regained
bis health, und says he is glad to get
back "to tho best place on earth to
live,"
NOTICE
To my old nnd prospective customers.
Tho Modford Automobile Laundry
Is permanently located at 125 South
Front street. Absolutely the best
wash rack, thoroly equipped and I
guarantee first-class work and satis
faction. One trial will prove it.
Phone 19. .
. MARION" KINDER, Prop.
P. S. Formerly located at tho
Union Stables. . '230
Knights Templnr, Attention!
State conclave of Malta Commnn
dory No. 4, K. T., Ashland, Ore., on
Wednesday evonlng, Dec. IS. Elec
tion and Installation ot officers in
addition to routine business. Light
refreshments. All members urged to
be present nnd visitors cordially wel
come. O. WINTER, E. C.
229 AV. H. DAY, Recorder.
Don't live on tlte reputation
: of the reputation you
might have made. - :
IMPERIALES
MOUTHPIECE '
CIGARETTES
first made their reputation.
Now they're keeping it.
Choice tobacco well mended.
A niouthpicce to keep it out
of the mouth. A mai9 paper
wrapping. The whole a
cigarette uncqualed. ' ; .
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SHOP
Also nscnt for Fairbanks and Morse
; . Engines. ;
17 South Riverside. "
(DM
I
OF THE RHINE
AMKIUCAN" AUMVOP OCCUPA
TION, Tuesday, Doe. 17. (By Asso
ciated Press.) From loft to rlnht
the first lino American divisions In
the Coblnnx bridgehead arua are the
Second, Thirty-second and tho First
divisions.
The Hoeond division occupies the
right bank of tho Rhine to llonnln
Kon with Its headquarters at ffeds
dorf. Tho Thirty-second division lino
runs from Ilrlctschold, east to llorsh.
bach, where tbe line extends south-
.W. B.SCOTT
125
Her Physician Sold Ifo Never Saw
Much a liltf Improvement
"I can 'hardly find words to express
tho gratltudo 2 really feel over my
wonderful Increase in weight, health
and strength," said Mrs. W. B. Scott,
who resides at 911 Normandie
street, Spokane, .Wash., recently In
one of the most remarkable state
ments yet published In connection
with Tanlac.
"I nad suffered with my right side
for four or five years," suld Mrs.
Scott, "and for the past two years
have been under almost constant
treatment. I kopt getting worse, and
until finally I was advised that an
operation was my only hope of re
covery. When I went to tho hospital
I weighod one hundred and fifty-five
pounds, and left after a two weeks
stay there weighing only one hun
dred and thirty pounds. This opera
tion was for an adhesion of the stom
ach. Intestines and appendix, and for
a while 1 seemed to get along nicely.
But It was not long until I commenc
ed to suffer with awful pains over
my right kidney, and it was Impos
sible for me to lay on that side. Then
I was told I would never have a
peaceful moment until I was operat
ed on for this trouble also, and I lust
couldn't boar the thoughts of It.
"I had been reading about Tanlac
but my husband would not hear to
me taking It. At last I sent and got
a bottle without his knowledge, as I
was so anxious to avoid another op
oration, and that was ono of the luck
iest days of my life. Tanlac soon
gave me an enormous appetite and
I have gained In strength and weight
with evory foottle. 1 am on my ninth
bottle now, and have actually gained
twenty-five pounds, which is all I
bad lost. When my physician saw
me about two weeks'ago he said he
never saw such an improvement In
anyono and that the operation would
not bo necessary. You can Imagine
how delighted I was to escape tbe
second operation. I have all my
strength back now and I don't even
feel It a task to do all my housework
including my cooking. I have suf
fered since childhood with constipa
tion and since taking Tanlac I notice
a big improvement In this respect,
too. I am glad Indeed to tell my
friends about Tanlac and several of
my neighbors ore now taking It on
account of what it has done for. me."
Tanlac Is sold In Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, in Gold Hill by M. D.
Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mee, In Ashland by J. J. McNair.
Adv.
JorChrbtmas
$2.50 .to $12.00
Xon-lenkablo nnd self-filler in ono.
Sterling nnd gold mountings. Kx
ejiniigeablo nfter Xiniis nt any Water
man denier until owner has a perfect
"fit."
Medford Book Store
Nothing nicer or more ap
propriate for a gift than
FURS
See our big line.
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BARTLETT
; THE FURRIER.
(IdeaJ) .,
onst thru Altschbnch to Suyrt, which
is tho lioadtpinrturs ot the division.
Tho First division Is located lctweon
the 32nd nnif French headquarters
at Moiitiibatir.
The dlvldlni? lino of the French
Ugly, Unsightly Pimples
Are Signals of Bad Blood
Give Heed lo the Yarninp;.
Pimples on the face and other
parts of the body aro warnings from
Nature that your blood ia sIuBRish
and impoverished. Sometimes they
foretell eczema, bolls, blisters, scnly
eruptions nnd other skin disorders
thnt burn like flumes of fire.
They mean that your blood nocdn
H. S. H. to purify It end cleanse it of
these Impure accumulations that can
cause unlimited trouble. This remedy
is tho greatest vegetable, blood puri
pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooox
Tested and Approved by Good Housekeeping
Institute
Iff...,., JJ
Get Her That
THor
Electric Washing Machine
TOMORROW
You want to make your wife or mother a practical
gift a gift that will not only be a Christmas joy,
but a joy for the rest of her life! Here, then, is your
chance to do it. We have made it easy for you. You
' can make this big, splendid gift without the slightest
strain on your pocket-book. But j-ou must take
advantage of our offer right awa.y. v.
$10
NOW and then only
$10 a month for a short time
Now you can cud forever that washday drudgery
which is botmd to mar the happiness of any home.
You can give someone who is dear to you relief from
backaching toil; an easier, happier life. For that's
exactly what a Thor in your home will mean. Ee
member only $10 now brings the THOR.
Phone us "or come in tomorrow, sure. Don't delay
another minute avoid disappointment.
Come in or phone right away
We will deliver up to Christmas morning
Paul's 'Electric Store
MEDFORD,
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CASH AND GARRY
THE TRUAX STORE OFFERS
. WEEK:
100 lbs. choice Potatoes
Red Beans, lb. ...........:............
Brooms
Aluminum Percolators
Casseroles ...v.....
Coffee, Polgers, 3-lb. can
Big Seller Coffee, lb.
10 lb. can Karo
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON DISHES. '
Large assortment Dolls, Toys and Holiday Goods.
The Truax Company
327 East Main St., Medford.
Wc are headquar
ters for
These, , .
"THE MOST! POPULAR GIFT OF ALL" , .
A WRIST WATCH ,
"JOHNSON" The Jeweler
and American portions of the brldne- '
bond Is the- liilin river from the
Rhine to the region of Tms, whence
the line .lx-znits northeast to the ro
glnn of Mnlmeselcht, directly eust ot
Montubaur. . .
fier known, nnd contains no mlnornls
or chemicals to injuro the most doll-'
cato skin,
Go to yoor drnpntoro, and get n" 4
bottle of S. H. H. today, and got rid
of those unsightly and disfiguring
pimples, and other skin irritations.
And It 'Will cleunso your blood thor- '
otif?hly. If you wish spocinl medical
advice, youcnn obtain it without .
charge by writing to Medical Dlrec- .
tor, 20 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Georgia,
OREGON
ALL THIS
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..$1.75
$1.80
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