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1 PAGE TWO MEDFOflD MATT TRTBUNE, MftTVFORD,, OREflOV." TTIflSTUV. .TAKUAUV 21 191?) IOC ALAND K1 PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels of Portland, former residents of Hert ford, arrived In the city this forenoon having been called here on account of the death of Chas. L. Schieffelin.. Mn. DwnlelB Is a niece of Mrs, Schieffelin, ; ,. lave buyer for Medford residence eay terms. Bonnott Inv. Co. . 26 PrlendB of Mrs. H. Belle Loomls of Medford and Ross Lane will he pleased to hear she withstood well the operation on one of her eyes In a Portland hospital last Saturday, and .that If her physical condition permits the other eye will he operated on In about a week. Mrs. Loomis recently was totally blinded by cataracts form. log over both eyes. On account of her feeble health and age relatives and friends were apprehensive of tbe operations.' i . . Guaranteed apart, plugs tor all cars. C. E. Qates Auto Co. ., - A delayed New Year's reception for the members and friends of the First Baptist church will be held at ihe home of the Doctors Carlow, No. : 26 South Laurel street, tomorrow evening. All are Invited. Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoo'a. ' The exterior of the Commercial club building is being repainted and later on the Interior will be redecor ated with paint and varnish. ' For the best Insurance see Holmes, ' the Insurance Man. William A. Gates has Just purchas ed the dwelling and lot at the corner of South Orange and West Ninth streets where Mr. and Mrs. Jap An drews have resided for years, from Chas. D. Colby. Mr. and Mrs. Gates who have resided in the Barnuni apartments for the past year or so plan , to move to their new home within the next 30 days. It Is under stood that Mr. and Mrs. Andrews will locate on the east side of the city. Join .National Guard today. 3! North Central. . i 261 A. R. Hill left for Portland last night to confer with W. F. Turner, receiver of the Pacific & Eastern railroad, about the federal court or der instructing the' discontinuance of the road's operation within ten days from yesterday. Shoes at cost 10 South Central, Wayman Bergman of Eagle Point, who has been in army service for the past nine months, arrived home Mon day from Camp reemont. Insure tin sure Insurance. Phone 7J9 or 509-Y. Bennett Ins. Co. 256 ' At the city council meeting tonighj. It Is expected that Mayor Gates wl announce his appointments to var ious city offices and that much im portant business will be transacted. - Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone IS, Colonel John F. Mundy was siexed with an attack of acute indigestion t his home last night and for sev eral hours was in a serious condition. This morning he was. reported .as having fully recovered.' ... . f , ...... Whipping cream at De Voe's. - , Thirteen hundredths of an inch of rain Jell last night and this morning up to o'clock. Rain- is predicted for tonight and Wednesday. National Guard forming. Recruits ages 18 to o wanted. 32 North Cen traU .'. 261' "Major George Von der Hellen, a former O. A. C. student now stationed at the Presidio at San Francisco, has arrived, in Corvallis on a. ten days furlough and is visiting with rela tives and friends in this city,", says the Corvallis Gazette-Times.- - ''He came to join Mrs. Von der Hellen and the children, who have been making their home in Corvallis several months and when he returns to 'Frisco next week will he accompan ied by., his family. He may be re tained in army service. .Mrs. Von der Hellen was Miss Grace Huff and she and the children plan to remain In, San Francisco while Major Von der Hellen Is stationed there." For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. . R. Wood Co. Jackson county purchased $361,- 802.33 war savings and thrift stamps up to December 31, or 140 percent of its allotted quota. Clatsop county with , lul.5 - percent leads the state, with Sherman, second, 143 percent and Jackson third. , guaranteed brake lining for a'J ears. ' C. B. Gates Auto Co. Joseph E. Vose, a former resident of Gold Hill, died Saturday, Jan. 18 at his home at Fort Klamath from pneumonia, aged 34. He had operat ed a garage at Fort Klamath for sev- eral years, and is survived by his widow. . '.-.'.. : Electric cleaner delivered to your home, rental $1.25 a day. Phone 90, Paul's Electric Store. . 260 , 'As evidence that the sprlug trans fer of property has already started at Central .Point, R. Manning while In the city Monday relates the sale of a ten-acre tract of land by C. E. Fabor to Edwin R., Cobb of Duluth, Minn. The tract Is situated about a Jialf mile west of Central Point and has three acres In orchard.. Mr. Cobb Is making Improvements and expects to make it a permanent home. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. E, V,,; Carter of Ashland-, "was in the city for a few hours Monday on business. City hemstitching and pgcotlng 5o yd. Mrs. B. E. Hanoy. ; 274 ; Kathryn LeGarrle: left for. Port land -Monday for a short visit with frlonds. Siw Idea patterns, true to size, all patterns In stock. . Medford Book Htprc. ' . . 2u7 Mr. aud Mrs. Enrl Morcer arrived In Medford Sunday. Mr. Cnrcur Is member of the Medford Shent Molitl company and started to work in tlio shop yesterday just a& it he -hud al ways lived here. , ' - See Trelchler Florson Inc., for tires, oils and auto accessories. 1-arktn Reynolds who was in the radio construction service of the army in Franco, returned homo the latter part of last week. Dr. Heine, Uuruott-Corey Bide. Geo. Glvaus was In from his liosue River ranch northvot Eagle ; Point Monday attending to some business In the city. Highest grade ' hemstitching at Handicraft Shop. SiiS' Mrs, D. D. Dodge of Grants Pass, who was in the city over Sundnv at tending the district quarterly meet ing of the Free Methodist church, re turned homo last evening. .- Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug- ins, 01 S. Riverside, Phone 163-J.- Mrs.' Auioliu - Mossuer-Smtth of Gold Hill, was iu Medford Monday looking after some business matters. Br. H. P. Hargrave, physician. Rboms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg., phone 230. - f :' ' tf Curtis. Darby who was in the field artillery at Camp Taylor, Ky., re ceived his discharge from the service and arrived on the evening train Monday on his way to the ranch on Grirfin creek. - - - For CCu-Bone corsets see Mrs. Paul Hansen. Phone 5S5-H. 267 - W. S. McMann. assistant manager ot the Medford Ice & Storage com pany, returned this morning from a five weeks visit at Denver, Colo. Hot Chill 10 cents at 115 West Main. ' 261 - J. A. Jones, brother of Mrs. F. M. Wilson who has been visiting them tor a few days, left today to resume work in a mill at Westwood, Cal. ; Guaranteed piston rings for all cars. ' C. E. Gates Auto Co. John Mast ot Phoenix, spout a few hours In the city today on busi ness. - ,: , You can drink a pint ot cider tor a nickel at DeVoe's. Mrs. J..W. Merritt of Central Point is In the city today visiting friends. H. W. Hyers and wife of San Francisco, are visiting friends in Medford today. Maintain national spirit. Joint the new National Guard, now form ing.: 261 M. V. Stone of San Francisco, who is making a business trip over the valley for a few days, was In Medford Monday. Windshield glasses lor all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Ray P. Miller and M. C. Hemen way of Portland, were in the city Monday on business. Guaranteed springs tor all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.. M. W. Cross of Northfleld, Vt.. who Is on a business trip to the coast, is a guest at Hotel Medford. Something new in hemstitching at Handicraft Shop. 256t Alonzo M. Petty arrived Monday from Portland, to spend a few days In the city and country on business. John W. Hoyt of Ashland, was at tending to some tiusluess in the city Monday. . ' I H. J. Devaney of Cambridge, Ida., arrived in Medford Monday to spend a few days looking over the valley. Join the new classes at the Med ford Business college, forming dur ing the month of January, - 1919. Large, commodious,-; comfortable rooms just inspected by a member of the health committee ot the city of Medford end pronounced sanitary and free trom danger of infection; from contagious diseases. Re-opened by-permission of the mayor and health officer of the city after care ful investigation. 260 Miss Anna D. Sylva ot Siskiyou, who is visiting friends in tbe city, is a guest at Hotel Holland. - j DeVoe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. H. B. Coleman of San Francisco, is in the city for a few days on busi ness., .'-r .- ; - Coors Malted Milk at 116 West Main. 261 Ike Peterson came In from Beagle Monday to do some trading and visit friends in Medford; . You can always find something for a quick lunch at DeVoe's. John D. Hoist of Sams Valley, was attending, to some business in the city Monday. .,."-.' Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. 267 V.. Liobe, came up from Eugene Monday to spend a few days In the city on business. Call at Handicraft shop and Bee samples of hemstitching. ' 256 E. W. Cooper of Sams Valley, was viBiting friends in the city Monday. t Was Restless at Night , , s -Sufferers from kidney trouble ex perience backache, rheumatic pains. aches in joints and muscles and other tortuous afflictions. E. W.. Kltt, R. Fi D. 2, Box 9, Snorters, Ala.,. writes: "I used Foley Kidney Pills as I was so restless over night with pains in my back and side. They did mo good and I truthfully say Foley Kidney Pills Is tbe medicine for kidney trouble." For sale by Medford Phar macy . ' !. A. M. No. 32 ;' Election of Officers Jan uary 21sU .All members requested to be present. ' ' . A. F. NOTH, Secy. '; ; WEEKS 8S JMcGraWAW CO Day Phone: Pacific fefltf.' Night Phones: P, W. Week, 1M l-ay Aftslitwt, ( HONORS TO . Bolfiium's queen avsis nlmast bunwl, under n mass of flowers when she entered Liege with King Albei t, proof-of the regard in which she is held by the people of her country. Here she is shown acknowledging the tribute from ,lhe back of her horse. .. - . .... . ..' ' -y ' W. E. Thompson of Portlnnd, who is spending a few days looking over tbe valley, was in Medford yesterday. The popular 40c-merchants lunch is still being served at Cafe Holland. . - 257 J, M. Garrett came in from Lake creek Monday to visit friends In the city. Jack O'Conner of Phoenix. Is among the out ot town visitors In j Medford today. . It pays to save in the Building & Ixian, 429 M. F. & H. DIdg. W. J.' Urico and M. P. Bapur of S&cramento, are guests at Hotel Nash today. . . . A meeting of business men will be held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Hotel Medford to discuss the situation caused by the shutting down of the Pacific & Eastern rail road) The lumber interests will be represented and it is expected a dele gation will be sent to Portland to interview Receiver Turner. '.-.- The directors of the Commercial club will hold a special meeting to night to consider the closing down of the Pacific & Eastern railroad as ordered by the federal court. Mrs. James Geltnor of Holden, Mo., is here on an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. T. ii. Farroll on West Second street. .. :' . AMSTERDAM, Jan. 21. The In dependent socialists generally were defeated in the voting In Berlin, ac cording to Berlin advices to the Han delsblad. At 10 o'clock Monday morning the totals In Berlin were: German democrats, 33,000; ma jority socialists, 153,000; independ ent socialists, 103,000; German peo ple's party, 17,800; Ginmn national party, 62.000; centrist, 17,600. This incomplete list gives five majority socialists, 4 independent socialists and two german democrats elected. At Erfurt the Independents polled 24,600 to 13,500 rortho majority so cialists. - The Independents, on the other hand, wore heaten badly In Dresden, Chemnitz, Hamburg, Mag deburg, Nuremburg- anil- Munich, TOO LATE TO- CLASSIFY IX1ST One spotted, hound, large size, color red and white., Left on a chase Friday night, Jan. 17. Will pay a good reward for any infor mation or alive, and if returned will pay $25 reward. D. P. Dug- ? gan', Central Point, Ore., R.'F. D. 2. . 261 FOR SALE Hatching eggs, O. AC. Barred Rocks from 200-egg hens, - .1.50 per 15; $2,50 for 80; 7.00 hundred. Phone ' 23-X3. Miles Tetherow, Central Point. , :259 FOR SAlE Young horse. Mrs, M. ' -'A; Cooper, Phoenix, Oregon. 261 RADICALS LOSE : BERLIN ELECTION JDR. RICKERT Optometrist ' , KITES flCfENTIFIOATJe XI&XKU, AXit ,l!i.AaiiI3 PROPERLY FITTED ' Suits 1-2 over May Co. NO PROPS TJ8KD ': THE QUEEN The twenty-swond annunl con vention of the Jackson County Sun duv School association, whinh has been in session nt' the First l'rrsliv terian church since Sundnv. closes loniuht. There will he n sonar ser vice fommcnt'imr nt 7:.'I0 o'clock, con ducted lv Ilurold K. Ihiuibcrt. Mrs. C. C. McCiinlv will urcsiilo nt the ormin and tlio eliicf mldress of the eveninar will he bv Rev. C. V. Kochlor. pastor of the Ashlnml Presbyterian clinrch, his uubicet being "The t'iiinl Word." To those who luwe ben in attend ance tlic convention has presented u most helpful scries of meolinits. und nil desirous' of help on anv prob lems connected with Stimluv school work arc invited 16 cuiiic to the meet ins toniuht.Vs .Mr. Humbert enn eive such nssistiincp. F0RJ1AGO Try Musterole. See How Quickly It Relieves Ton Just rub Musterole in briskly, and usually the pain is gone a delicious, soothing comfort comes to take its place. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Use it instead of mustard plaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nurses use Muster ole and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what relief it gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevent! pneumonia). Always dependable. 20 and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. "Out of curicsity I trier! a pair of ' Ncalin Soles," writes W. I'. Macartney of St. Louis, "and today, after live months of hard service I fail to notice any real si;;n3 of wear on them." This statement points the way to real economy in ehocs. What your shoes coat, by thc.year, depends loriiely on how the solcn wear and Neolrn Soles lo pear a very ons lime. Moreover they ere c.-cceodincly comfortable snrl wnlcroroof scier.lilicotly made to ha exactly what solo, should b2 cud to worn now by rmllions. They a:'o available everywhere cn new shoc-3 and for rc-arJinc ' They arc made ly Ths Gccdycar Tire & Rub ber, Company, Akron, Ohio, v.ho also tn;.!c Vin3f00t llce'.. K'-iar?ntecd to eutwesr any cth'jr I:ch. These Winds Make Chaps Gold Cream Cures Chaps We have, yoyi; favorite. Pur Hue of. Toilet. Goods is .". :'' . .Most Complete, - '. ' " Heath's Drug' Store Phone 884 " The San Tox Store FOR MR. HURLEY WASHINGTON, .Inn. 21, Tiioimis K, l.ouitu, it Wiisliiiiutnti vmplnvi1 of Swift iitul i'oiiiiiihv itiul iitlicr cor lioriitUitw, lostit'iod ii'uin-iliiur his cuii. licet ioiw mill liis relations with C'liiui--miui llurlev id' (lie Hhiiiinu liiuiril niul utliur ol'lioitils Imlnv liel'iuo llio sou ate nsrii'ullure eoiinnitlco, fimsiiler iiiir li'ttislulioii to rcuiiliilo the ineut iiulustrv. ' , Mr. liouitn. snhl ho iniule suuiri'S. lions to Mr. lliti-lev for spcoi'lit'S lh( lulttM' wiih to iiiiiku iin I'liuirinmi uT thu xhiiuiiiur bniii'd, lint ilctiiod he wrulo a lioiik,- or Kiiecehi'M fur Mr. Ihulev. lie mi id lie wiih host it u Inruo iliniu'i- for Mr. llurlev vlicn tlio luttor lull the IVilornl triulo inniiuiiK siun. In tuldition to lieintr ruiulovi'it us mlviscr to six vorimnilioiiK at Hiilurii's iiVKri-u-iitinif $'J,7lil n nionlh. tlu wil luws sniil he comliii'U'd n t'orrcsiKiiul oiuui nei'tii'V for srvernl iicwsimuorn and iiuiciiiiu's. In rvxiHUiKo to tnu'stions, T.ovnii Kiiiil lip ciinliniicil !n thi' emii'uv of A New Hot Lunch - at ' : CrowsonV Wo have arranged n number of tasty Bud pleasing combination luncheons from which to choose. We are featuring hot biscuits with nearly all of them. 221) East M.-iin 0 if Biil, Help From All I I AS each community mv ex- I uect to profit In ths develop- J ! ment work to lie un lartaken I : bv the Oreaon Chamher ot j Commerce so will each Der- I son In earn community be I expected to participate in the I lending of support. j It Is our opinion that the I most WE can do Is the least j we can do to assist, ' II Wm. G. Jalt. President., j national I Evsttw! jcAPiTALVoofloo , fWM ioowiu fliijiMMiuiiiijijuijtmnniuuiU'vU' HlOSO (illlll'l-l'IIM (llll'illU Uii' Iin"' I"' wiml to Kiiroiip roci'iitlv ul mivorti mwil t'Xiimo nl Hi" in ilnlinii M'; llnrli'V. Ho ""id lmiif nhriind wiih In I'iii-iiMi 1I11I11 ri'miiiliim mIhu-ninu- whii'h hi' iihliiinoil from iimmhiIk of thu wliil'l'inu: liminl. mn.'1.. l 1. 1 - ' ' I RjKAjj' fell r'jlj . tjjg features TONIGHT - TOMORROW The Famous Englioh Beauty Kitty Gordon in -The; Wasp" i Itli'il l W'llhiiil Mim Mutt and Jeff "Hotel de Mutt" Adults 20c. 0O0O0O0OOOX)XXOOXXK3CXXXX)OO0O0OXO Wednesday Lt (Our Red BENEFIT Col. E. E. Kelly "Who has just returned from the Front in France, will tell of his experiences, what ho has seen and of condi tions as existing in that country. No man, woman or child should miss this opportunity to learn these his torical facts from one so able and qualified aa Judge Kelly. - A full picture program preceeding his talk will bo shown beginning at 7:15 o'clock. , Col. Kelly's talk at about 8:20. HELP THE RED CROSS The Judge fought "over there" for us, and is now fighting "over here" for more money for this organization. He knows what they have clone, and what they have before them to do, Doors open at 7 o'clock. Pictures, 7:15. Adults, 25c; children, the same. UOOOQOC)OOOOOO00CXXXXXXXXXOOOOO(XVXXXXXXOOXOOO0OOOOO0 ' MINERS' QUICKSILVER $1.75 CIIIPS S1'75 ' ' Pound YWSaCyP . Pound. i THE MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE In now open for IiiimIiiosk nt it I North (Jrin direct lliu licon Inspected Iiy tlio Oily llrnlih Committee unit ; DECLARED. SANITARY . "! 'o from conlngloiiK OI.siiiihom, . ... . . . - BECAUSE It Oivoa iSatisl'untion,' iSiiti.sf'actidii liioinm Quality, . " ''.'''.,',' , ,,;.,,Qiiiili;tyJ,h;Ht';bui';Motto. RogueValley MillingGo. (idon yl'l'DH ill. - l.im 1 no AUHTIIAIJAN ukuwn UNIONS . -j.ui ni'i- ion ' Knr Hiilii Hv Monarch Soerl & Food Co. ' Big Feat KI'OIIV KW M'I.K1, Tllltil.l.H. .MYhTICItV, i:xcn'i:MiiNT Him'liil MiihIiiiI I'riilli'iiiil liJS ! I'ltttii Tlli'iltiO.. . . Orrlii'Mi'ii ' '' " " ' j Children 10c JLACtl0f AMUStfirNT J 1 ') Eve, Jan. 22 ross ' Jmlgo.) 1$ flour ouldbe iii your MiclieR
