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"NfEDFORD MATL TRrRTTKR,
MEDFORD, ORE0ONT, "WEDNESDAY, EEP.lUrARY 2fi, lf)IO
IOCAL AND '
PERSONAt
- '(..otters received in llio cityf today
and yesterday from Camp 1-0 wis Btnto
that tlio Mod ford boys of tho CT. tli
artillery plan to spend a day or a
largo part of a -day at Portlnud, Ro
Intr - to that city lmmodiately after
being mustered out of service next
Friday, and that they will come home
In n body aiext Sunday, probably on
the 'train which arrives at 9:35 a.
ni. that day. Letters and telegrams
have been sent tho -Medford unit to
have all the local boys got together
at Camp Lewis and decldo as to what
time they will come to Medford and
above all to come home in a body.
, 'AtcoTaxl. Phone S5. . ''
Nr. and Mrs. T. B. Daniels arrived
in tho city this forenoon from Port
land for an extended stay. They hare
been residing In Portland for some
time past.-
French Military band at X.itator
luni, Tuesday evening, March ,4 th.
., .' 2S7
Mrs. G., F. Barker and Mrs. F. O.
Ahlstrom of Butte Falls and children
are visiting In the city and are guests
at the Hotel Holland. They arrived
Tuesday. '.; . '.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, experienced
corsetler, for Nu-Bone Corsets. Phono
DSocH,- ; ; ; -. 300
There will be a special, assembly
at iisi at the high school Thursdny
at which tlmo Prof. C. A. Gregory of
the' department of education of the
University of Oregon will address tbe
student tody. The publlo te DVltel
to attend the lecture. The regular
class ' work will be' done, as . the
school will just exchango periods,
having the assembly the last instead
of t,he Sth period of the day. ,
.- Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
Myrle Merrlman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Merriman, who enlisted at
the age of 16 in the hospital corps
before war was declared by the ynit
ed States, and who has been in Van
couver, "Washington, has been mus
tered out and returned home.
. ftimrAntiAfl nnArlr nlnpn trr nil
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. - -, .
.Edgar Hafer has returned from a
business visit to San Francisco'. '
Drv Chas.-M. Sweeney has pur
chased the 75 feet frontage on North
Orange street adjoining the Ander
son residence from Dr. H. P.Har
grave and expects to erect a modqrn
residence thereon this summer. . '
LIthia water t DeVoe's. .
" It is the desire of the Christian
cbtirch i that every member be present
at Sunday Bchool, and tbe mornin'g
and evening services Sunday to wel
come the new minister and-his wife.
There will be music by a mixed quar
tet, and other special music. Members
living in tbe country and all visitors
specially invited. ' ,
. Dr. rH. P. - Hargrave, physfcian.
"Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
phone; 230. tf
. Henry Harcke, manager of tiie Lib
erty ,flietre, will be host to the boys
of the. G5th and all. other returned
soldiers and sailors, on Wednesday
evening, March 5th. A splendid pro
gram is being arranged and all tho
boys wearing their uniforms will be
admitted free and are cordially invit
ed to be present.
Legal size typewriter paper. $1.50
per box of 600 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
There will be a farm bureau meet
ing at the Dewey school house Fri
day ait 2:30 p. m.. All men and wom
en in the neighborhood are invited to
attend. ' -.
.- A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
for $1.35 at DeVoe's.-V -
'' The members and friends of the
C,. I.. V. are asked tobe-present
at the Ladies' Exchange' and Rest
rdom early Thursday afternoon.
There is special work., to do and a
meeting will be held of the union
Guaranteed piston ringB for all
cars. ; C. B. Gates Auto Co. " '
. 3oe .Wilson, who has been book
keeper for a Portland auto concern
for some time past is home for a few
days, having been here as a witness
in a circuit court trial. v
Furniture upholstering, ' mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside. Phone 162-J.
Mr-.-and Mrs. Curtis'Miils are Hotel
Medford guests from Hudson, Wis.
Windshield glasses for all cars. C.
B. Gates Auto Co. ' .
County Judge Geo. A. Gardner
and little daughter, Geraldine,. of
Jacksonville, were week end visitors
a't. the lidhie of tho former's sister,
Mrs. G. W. Dodson. Mrs. Gardner
has been an inmate of a local hospi
tal for several days and Is improving
nicely. Ashland Tidings. '
' Legal size typewriter paper $1.50
por box of 500 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
' Sergeant Fred A. Taylor, son of
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Taylor, is expected
homo this week from Camp Fremont,
Cal., to visit his father who has been
seriously 111, ' ,
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. . -; 267
Miss -Laura Treichler has returned
homo from a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. H. IV Hull, at Grants .Pass,.
Malted milk. 60c lb. DeVoe's. ,
The 69th artillery' in which are
many Medford boys and which arriv
ed Jn this country from France last
week, will stnrt from Camp Eustis.
Va.i'inext Friday for Camp Lewis
where it will-be mustered out of ser-
: Vice. .'. -!' i: - , ; ! . I.
Alco taxi. ' Phone 95. '''. ; .
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
- UNDERTAKER
'', Day Phono: Pacific 227. '
; Night Plioncs: l' W. Weeks, J93-J2.
' Iady Assistant.
''. . ', : ,' - ' ;
ICiisIpm visitors registered at tho
hotels Inolmlo Mrs. K. C, llnldrey, of
New -York, T. Jl. Cameron of Pough
kiHipsin, X.- Y L. William Hones of
Kih-hoo, .V. Y., and C M. Whitehead
jxui George. 11. Oakley of Chtcnua.
" Legal site' typewriter paper $l.Bt
per box of 500 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uncoil, of
Medford, who have boon risking in
this city at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
'A. T. Drown for tho past few days,
left this morning for Medford to re
main a short time.. Roseburg Ko
vlow. ,. s W '
Tho Valley Fnol Co. has adopted a
strictly cash .basis beginning Feu. 1.
All kinds of wood for sale. Phono 7ii.
2 SHI
A county-wldo clothing exhibit and
demonstration is being planned -by
Miss Anne McCormick to be hold at
Phoenix, March 21. It will Include a
demonstration of fitting and remod
eling of made-over garments, and of
adjusting patterns.
It pays to save in the Itulldlng &
Loan. 429 M. F. & II. Bids.
Mrs. B. F. (!ill;cy of Grauts Pass,
returned home today from a visit
hero- with her son. Ralph Gilkey.
Weather permitting French Mili
tary band will parade the streets in
their beautiful uniforms. 2S7
Medford owners of autos are much
Interested in tho bill which passed
the Oregon house on Tuesday levying
a road tax of one cent a gallon on
gasoline -and one-half a cent on a
gallon of distillate.
Legal size typewriter paper $l'.30
per box of 500 sheets. ' Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
Rev. J. 11. Dollarhide of Roseburg
left for home this morning after hav
ing stopped over night with Kev.
Cliildg of tlio Free Methodist church,
enroute to Roseburg from a visit at
California points.
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. B. Wood ft C o.
Captain Eberle Kuykendall, com
manding officer of the 361st ambu
lance company of the 316th sanltary
train and former Eugene physician,
died Sunday at Lemans, France, from
spinal meningitis. Captain Kuyken
dall was born at Drain, Oregon, May
31, 1SS6. Ilo graduated from the
University of Oregon in 190S. In
1917 tho University of Oregon ambu
lance corps was organized in Eugene
with 125 university and Eugene men
onIistcd.vThe'unit was sent to Camp
Lewis in tho tall of 1917 and in June.
191S, was sent to France with the
91st division. . -
Dress malting at home. 423 'N'orth
Grape street. 2S8
Miss Ruth Warner was expected
home this afternoon or Thursday
morning from her visit at Seattle and
Portland. . . :: ".:"'
Hemstitching, ; !
pecofing. ' -
Handicraft
Shop. , ' ;
The trial at Mark Foster which
was to have been held in circuit court
Inst Monday and was continued until
today was again postponed until
next week. Foster is still suffering
from tho effects of a flu and pneu
monia attack and his physician ad
vised that, he should not go out in
this kind of weather, hence tho post
ponement until next week.
Seat sale at the Medford Phar
macy for tho French Military band.
They are golug fast. 287
. A farm bureau campaign member
ship meeting will be held at Antloch
tomorrow afternoon, beginning at
'2:30 o'clock.
Legal size typewriter paper $1.50
per box of 500 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Bratney at the Sacred Heart
hospital, Tuesday morning, an eight-
pound daughter. - -
Manr Ad
vantages in
POSTUM
Instead.",
of Coffee
Rich flavor, ease
h of making, no
waste, ana ao
solute freedojm
from those an
noyances to '
health and com
fort which some
times follow
coffee drinking,
make "-' ' .. I
.the ideal drink
for all the family
'TAerels a easoi?
LIBERTY TAX!
Willi new" Dodge car. - aj
Stationed at 16 X. Front St. JL
Halo Lyon, Props. I'hoiiosjF J
POSTUM
Visitors in Modford from the state
metropolis last night hnd today lb-
eluded Ed L. Hudson, Jack Tillnuv
V. S. Johnson, W. " W, Schroeder, A
X. Holmivn. A. W. lteldon, F. A. Font
11. W. Christy,, A. U Johnson, and
L. Stnntou. x ' ,-'
City hemstitching and pecoting Rc
yd. Mrs. 11, N. llnney. 274'
Mrs. S. F. Sims Is a Hotel HollniiU
guest from Grunts Pass.
Legal sl ypewrior paper $1.50
por box of 600 sheets. . Good qually
Uond. Medford Printing compan. tf
Hundreds' of cakes are needed for
the soldiers' reception to bo given
uoxt Monday night,, aud any tone
wishing to donate one or more, also
a jug of ehler. can lanvo tho same at
the'Xatntorluiu Saturday or Monday,
whero a comiulltre will bo on hand
to receive them, Tho refreshment
committee In charge wish especially
all people In tho country and In the
surrounding towns, as well us those
persons In Medford not affiliated
with church organizations, to respond
to the abovo invitation.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. "
C P. Muyhsw, F. 1. Day and W.
X. Graof are among Seattle men reg
isteriHi at the hotels.
Legal size typewriter paper $1.50
per box of 500 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
Heavy snows aro reported In the
Slskiyous and other mountain dis
tricts. North Wind pnssonsors In
tho city this morning reported that
there Is 18 Inches of snow in tho vic
inity of Sisson and Dunsmuir.
You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Montgomery
arrived home today from a several
days Visit nt Portland. .
Guaranteed springs for all cars.
C. K. Gates" Auto Co.
Mrs. Glenn Fabrlck has been confined-
to her home with Illness for
several days past. , ' i '
: Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
R. B. Miller of Portlaud, former
general freight agent of tho Southorn
Pacific and now general manager of
tho Grants Pass-Wildervllle railroad
spent Wednesday in Medford In the
interests of the General Construc tion
company, a new firm of contractors
and builders, of which he Is presi
dent and George W. Buschke, former
chief engineer of the Southern Pa
cific, is vice president. The compan)'
is interested in the highway enter
prises and also may figure in tho
construction work of tho new irriga
tion, districts. "When the valley Is
under, water,'' he stated, "the Roguo
river district will be the premier pro
ducer In Oregon."
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's. - ;
Tad Tongwald, nephew of John A.
W'csterlund and who resided In .Med
ford for months before oplisting, ar
rived home from France last week.
He Is chief clerk of the 41st (Sunset)
division, and for a long tlmo during
the war was private secretary of Ma
jor General Liggett. Tad expects to
be discharged from Bervice within
ten days, after which he will leave
for his home in Denver, stopping on
the way at Chicago for a several days
visit' with his brother, Lieutenant
Carl Tengwald.
IT IS COMPLETE
Our lino of Medicated and Toilet Soaps. Palm
Olive, 10c. ; . . ;..
. . See our window. :""
HeatsK's Drug' Store
Phone 884 " . i The San Tox Store
Z Confidence
r -rp. Confidence in 1U stability its Re- ' ffljl'
Fl . wmrccs the Integrity of He Officers tf KjJ Jl
F,!:.; and Htnff Is indicated In tlio rapid ''''jHll
, growth of tho Jackson County tokV..'.t
', r -on' I"1"1-'"' Jf II
mi. paid on savings . , ' . Kj It
Tonight Only
Big Gast of Thirty '
All Seats Reserved Floor 50c
i ' .. . i a & 1V:' ,
PEACE 'CONGRESS"
PUBLICITY MAN
1
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"STANNAfiD-
Baker chosen by President
Wilson to give to American news-;
paper man at the peace conference
such news of tho meet ss he
thinks beat.. Sort of a "commit
tee on public Iqformatlon." Sine
slon to all but executive sessions,
correspondents have won admlc;
Bilker's job will not be as heavy
as originally planned. Baker has'
been editor ot McCluro's and tho
American magaitne and during'
the war ' was associated with:
George Creel ia the Committee on'
t'ublio Information.; i
The local lodge ot Blks have sent
out a general alarm for tho location
and recovery ot tho blcyclo of John
Kado, the steward ot tho Elks club,
which was stolen from In front of the
Elks building several days ago, and
for tho returu of which a reward is
offered. Tho stolon bike was light
gray in color with blue strlpo trim
ming. .
Daily's Taxt. Dodge cars. Phoud 15.
Out of tho state visitors registered
at tho hotels Includo George W. Par-j
kor ot Minneapolis, E. Weiss ot San
ta Rosa. Grant Hngey ot Hanford,
Cal., and W. J., Wood of Dunsmuir.
' Insure In sure Insurance. . Phone
799 or 5,9-Y. Bonnett lnv. Co. 291
Mr. and Mrs. .Leonard Carpenter
departed yesterday for asojourn at
aanta 'Barbara, Cal.
Crepo 38c yard. Jap Storo.
There promises to be a largo at
tendance at the Commercial club lun
cheon at the llotjjf Holland tomorrow
noon where an inldresa on "Rome
Problems of Reconstruction" will bo
dellvored by Prott, C. A. Gregory of
the University, of' Oregon. Tho lun
cheon will be served at 12 o'clock.
Guaranteed brake lining for all
cars. C. E. Gntcs Auto Co.
Thru trouble early thiB morning
between Ashland and Falls Creek,
the electric powor In the city was
shut oft for a time, and many Mud
fordltcs had to got their breakfast
in darkness. The power came on
again at about 7 o'clock.
ft
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ASHLAND PLAYERS
- iNi:.-:.; :';: :r
Giant Killer"
MUSICAL, FANTASY
' HomKtltehluK, poe.otlim, nil work
guuranteod. Vanity Hat Hhop, :
Among comity muti Btopplng at tho
hotels .Monday night and today worv
Hrynut Hamilton or Itnch, Wd Learn
ed ot Appleitutu, J. T. Adams ot Pros,
poet, A. li, Alduitt mid W. . Ueeh
doldt of llulto FallH, and Thos. Ves
tul nmt Lloyd 11. Froneh ot KiikIo
Point.
DoVno has a fine lino of assorted
chocolates tit title pur dound.
, 1). L. Cotvlg ot Yreka, Is a guest
registered at the Hotol Modford.
For tho host Insurance soo Holmes,
tho Insurnncu Man. ...
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Kltclilo or
Hiiro, raturnud home today, Mr.
Ultchlo Is u seenle painter and olio
ot his phlutliiKS liaiigs In. tlio Klks
club bouso. While In the elty a week
ago ho was suited with a siiddon at
tack of Illness and was tnlum to the
Saered Heart hospital which Institu
tion bo lias Just left
I'AlilS. Keli. 2(1. (Hv the Asso
einted lrth.) The (lermiin tirniis
tice delcL'titcie nt Spii lilivc uroltted
THE PROPER COURSE
liifoi'matliui of PrlcelcMS Vulno t
Kvcry .Meilfmil Cltlieu.
How to act In an emergency Is
knowludgo ot Inestimable worth, uud
this Is particularly truo of I he dis
eases nmt Ills or tho human body. If
you suffer with kidney backache, ur
inary disorders, or any form of kid
nty trouble, tho ndvtro contained In
the following stutemont should add a
valuable asset to your store of know.
ledgo. What could bo more convinc
ing proof of the efficiency of Donu's
Kidney Pills than the Btntemoiit of a
nearby resident who hns used them
and publicity tolls ot tho benetll de
rived?
J. D. Samuels, ft. K. D. No. 2 Con
trul Point, Oro., Bays: "Sevoral years
ago, 1 worked at tho Mono mason
trndo and during that tlmo my back
gavo mo a great deal of trouble. I
had hard work getting down and I
could hardly straighten up. After I
had taken Doan's Kidney Pills
awhile, I didn't hnve tlio lameness In
my back and could get up uud down
an well as over."
Prleo 00c, at nil dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy Kt
Doan's Kldnoy Pills tho same that
Mr. Samuels- had. ' Kostor-Mllburn
Co.. Mfgre.i Ilnfralo.-X.-Y.. Adv.
Larrowe's
Pure Kiln Pried '
i New York '
Buckwheat Flour
4 pound hags
Priced Special
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PREPARED
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; GROCERY
36-40 North Central Ave.
X
mm
' Star Brand
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give clear, permanent
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COMPANY : : ; :'
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i
Balcony 25c
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ima'uiHt Hip ilelmrlnliim ot tlormitii"
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you'n spending
says Harney Mc ueg
"On nhcad and
chew your sweet,
micky phitf, it yo
like it. But there
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he said: "Go ahead, but no faking!"
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