Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 01, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text9 10CAL AND , J PERSONAL To clear up any possible doubts .in the minds ot tire public It Is stated that tho patrlotlo party glvon at the Nut on Monday evening is in honor ' of every boy and girl who enlisted In , Uncle Sam's service. Everyone should come in uniform if possible and come early. Doors open at 7:S0. Not only the citizenry of Medford but of Jack' son county aro expected to be present OS a mark of esteom to the boys and Klrls and tho entire evening is' free . to all. , - Mrs, Paul Hansen, experienced eorsetier, for Nu-Bone Corsets. Phono 685-H. 1 800 . Unable to withstand homesickness . boys nrrlved home this morning and a number of the others wUl come Sunday, but the majority ot the local .unit will reach the city Monday from .... Portland at 4:20 p. ril.; as had been .... planned with the committee In charge of the public reception, and all the 65th boys will be at the depot then. Old tmpers for bulldingiflres and House cleaning, 10c bundle. ' . There is over five feet of snow on . the summit of the Slsklyous, all pack. od down hard, and In the draws of the' mountains the Uepth of snow is 12 feet; according to reports reaching ine city. , ; : Bakery goods at-OeVoe's. Tho girls' : basket" foall teani' . of Roseburg high school, "which is being . chaperoned on this 'trip by Miss Ruth Ann; Wilson, the Medford girl who )s teacher of mathematics in the Roseburg high school, left this mor ning for Grants Pass whore they play the girls team of Grants Pass high . tonight. - ' Guaranteed spark plugs for - all cars; C. E. Gates Auto Co. Mrs. DeLew, mother -of V Chas. Brown, left Saturday for a visit at Santa Rosa, Cal from where she will go to New York for ah extended stay. On account of the patriotic recep tion for Monday evening, the food lesson that was to have been given hy Miss McCormick will be postponed ' until the following Monday evening. The lesson will then be given as a demonstration In the domestic science room of the high school. Old papers tor building fires and . house cleaning, 10c bundle, D. H. McKee, one of the local 65th hoys, dragging two suitcases and a couple of "German helmets and other relics, arrived home this morning. Lithla water at DeVoe's. '" -. " J. E. Enyart, the former - .well : known Medfordite who has been lo . cated at Portland for the past two 'years, is here for a two days business visit and is a guest at the Hotel Jyd- . iora. . , ; " " ; . Dr. H. P. Hargrave, physician. Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Bldg., phone 23p. tf Miss Loretta Rohbin has returned from her week's visit at Grants Pass. Legal size typewriter papef $1.50 per box of $00 sheets. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing ComnanV: tf No soliciting from tho pupils in an Oregon school will be permitted.' A hill was passed by the legislature providing that ho" teacher is to-be permitted nor any one else, to solicit any subscriptions in a 'school or tak ing any donations of money or other . things ot value from pupils or to sign any paper to be presented to the school directors of the1 district. A two-lb. hoX of Vogan's chocolates for $1.35 at DeVoe's. Lavern Buck of Applegate, one ot the 65th artillery soldiers arrived In the city this morning and was' met at the depot by his mother, Mrs: M. R. Buck, -his sister. Miss Grace, and 'brother Otis, he having telegraphed trom Portland yesterday of his com ing. The party at once left for home but will Teturn Monday for tho sol dlors reception. , ; j : 'Old papers for building fires and house cleaning, 10c bundle. The condition of Mrs. James II. Gay of Central : Point, mother of Charles P. Gay of this city, who fell and fractured one ot her hips this week. Is very low. Mrs. Gay Is eighty years old and wbb in a feeble condi tion prior to the accident. ,. . Hemstitching, ' 'i . pecoting. y Handicraft Shop. '.' f . Alco Taxi, mono 95. ; Mrs, Ruth N. Clemens and children and mother, Mrs.. A. L. 'WithiiiKtoii, are In for a couple of days from the KIrtland Farm and are guests at the Hotel Medford. ."Guaranteed piston rings for all cars, ' C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' i- ; A meeting of the city schools chap tor committee with representatives from other organizations of the Jun ior Red Cross met at the high school building Wednesday. evening at 7:30 to' consider business matters. 1 ' Old papers for building fires and house cleaning, 10c bundle: ' i Machinist P. h. McDonald of Bat tery F, 41st Artillery,' C. A. C; has arrived from France and; is now at Camp Lewis: : He is; expected to ar rive in Medford with the 65th boys. Care of the hair and skin a spec ialty. Herbex tonics. Hair combings wanted. Sanitary Beauty Shop. 2 9 5 Mrs. Slattory of Grants Pass, has returned home from' her visit here with her daughter, Mrs: Bert R. Elli ott. 'I'---' ' "V' i Hemstitching, pecoting, all work guaranteed. : Vanity Hat Shop.' WEEKS & McGOWAN CO " UNDERTAKER', Day l'hoiio: Pacific 227. , Night Phones! F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. . hady Assistant. Myrtle Conwcll of Ashlnnd, Is a visitor from that city rcglutored at the Hotel Holland. ''"''.. Furniture upholstering, ' mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside. Phono 162-J. Mr. and Mrs. Bon Sheldon arrived In the city this morning from Salem and Portland. v ' TOIndsliIold gfasses for all cars, C. B. Gates Auto Co. ,.' Two ot the business houses which have already decorated their fronts for Monday are the Crater Lake Hardware company, which has i pa' trlotio window - containing German war relics and a picture ot the for mer Seventh company, and tho Gates auto storo which has a large banner over the entrance saying "Welcome Home, Boys ot the 65th", and inside ot the storo another banner contain' ing the following in' huso' letters: "Oh Boy." , ' - ." The New York ; Restaurant has moved two doors south,, on South Central, Will be open for business Saturday morning. . . 294 William A. -Gates arrived home Saturday ' morning from Portland where he attended the automobile show all week. Tho new spring hats have arrived at Lottie Howard's, 109 ..North Cen tral avenue. 292 The Parent-Teacher circle OE tho Lincoln school will hold their month ly meeting at tho school building next Friday afternoon,1 Mar. 7th. Allss Anno McCormick will address the meeting. All mothers aro asked to be present. ' ': Malted milk 50o lb. DeVoe's, Clinton Cook, ot Applcgato, whose farm is on the Applegate river, this woek- received $435 for two steers, says the Grants Pass Courier.;, He sold in all 44 head, which he had boon feeding during tho winter, tor sum averaging $153.75. for each animal. They were threo and four- year olds. '': . New location Main and Central. Paul's Electric Store. .... 315 The Red Cross captain for meeting the train bringing the 65th soldiers home on Monday will be in front of the Commercial club building a short tinto before train time, 4:20 p. m., with Red Cross arm bands for those wishing to wear them. Thoso who are going with other organizations. if Rod O'ross workers, may procuro the' band by going to tho place of meeting. , - : Guaranteed brako lining for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Weighing 30 pounds more than when he left here with the Seventh company, and looking much taller, Leo Williams of the 65th artillery arrived, home thi9 morning from Camp Lewis and Portland. The' Valley Fuel Co. has adopted a Ktrfctlj' cash basis beginning Fez. 1. All kinds of wood for sale. Phone 76. . . . ' , . 290 . Mrs. Anna Hatch of Now York, is registered at tho Hotel Holland. It pays to save in the Building & Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. '' While at Portland this week Rev. L. Myron Boozer attended a meeting connected with tho New Era move ment of the Presbyterian church. A conference on this movement will bo held In Medford on March 12, with prominent speakers in attendance. Guaranteed springs for all cars. ! C. E. Gates Auto Co. Altho. many cakes have been do nated for the big soldiers reception on Monday night, still more are needed. Cakes can he dollvercd at tile Natatorium all day Monday. Legal size typewriter paper $1.50 per box of 500 sheets. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf F. E. Merrick was a business visi tor in Grants Pass on Friday. .For fire insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh stieet and S. P. track. D. B. Wood & Co. The C. W. b: M. of the Christian church will hold their monthly meet ing at the home of Mrs. Hanby, 726 Welch street, Wednesday afternoon, March 5th. ' ' .' ' . , . Get .your milk, cream, butter"and buttermilk at DeVoe's. , R. Trowbridge and Casey Jones are registered at the Nash hotel as from Chicago. DR. RICKERT . EYES SCIENTIFICALLY , TESTED, AND GLA8HU3 , . PROPERLY FITTED ' NO DROPS USED' - "- Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated Suite 1-2 over Jihiy Co. Prescription Chemicals ' ': Tho reputation of (lift Driig git the saltsfnciloii of the I'liysician and tho welfare of the patient require that lifiin iciiLs ufod in (liK;-nsiiiK should conlorm to the highest .stand ards for purity. We two SOI HHPS. Phono 10, Main and Centra, ll PHARMACY Clius. F, Guy has outoroil the ituto mobllo ciunn mul lifts become con nected with (no Prult & lllttson com pany as an auto salesman, , , Legal size typotfrUor' paper $1,50 por box of 500 shoots. Good quality Bond, Medford Printing Company, tt Portland visitors In tho city today included 11. U. Innces, K. M, Kimyurd, J. F. Bcedo, M. L. Becker and George Burton. . City hemstitching and pocotlng 5c yd. Mrs, B. E, Hnney, , , U7 Mrs. Oris Crawford reootvod a tele gram from "hor brothei', ' Riehnrtt Morolock of the 65th C, A. C. baud stating that ho would arrive -on the Saturday morning train.: , Alco Taxi, Phone 95, AH persons who are under the captaincy of Drama Loaguo members for the train reception aro asked to assemble In front ot tho library at 3:45 Monday, afternoon and march to tho train to greet members of the 65th. v Mrs. Frank Owen Is "major of this group while little- Barbara Oou and Master. John Cnrkin aro Iho com pany mascots. . Legal size typewriter paper $1.50 per box of 500 sheets. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing Company, tt All homes and business places will be decorated -with flags for Monday's demonstration iu honor of tho re turned soldiers. It ; Is requested especially that flags decorate tho ex terior of every homo, - , Call Snider's Dairy for. fresh but termilk. Phono 755-U.' . Mrs. Rnchael Lowrey nf Los An geles and Miss Helen Lfelghty ,of Portland, loft for the state metropo lis Saturday niorning after having stopped over here tor a day to break the trip, from . Los', Angeles. . Mrs. Lowrey Wil) be, Miss eighty's guest for some time., .'f..'."..,.. You can always fliid something for a quick lunch at peYdo's, Rollle Petty , was one or the, Med ford boys pt the' ,65th artillery, who arrived home, this morning ,', f,rom Camp Lewis and Portland. '. Dally s Taxi. Dodge car, Phone 1.5. -In circuit court at Jacksonville the case of tho state vs: Carl Ander son of Ashland on tho cHrga at crim inal assault on a ' 13enr old girl went to the Jury for conslduratlon first thing this afternoon, and the case against Tay, Toft was placed on trial. . ... . . .- Call Snider's Dairy tor fresh but termilk. Phono 735-R. - " Crepe 3Sc yard. Jap Storo. SAVE MONEY! r SAVE SHOES! In a Ions' chase for a criminal, J. E. Jones, a secret service man of Chicago, wore one pair of shoes with Neolin Soles for nineteen months. This chase covering both Amencaa continents and Australia, ended in April. 1917. The-shoes were then given a mechanic at Clearing, IUj and were worn by him another seven months: -" - - "Until I discovered shoes with . Neahn Soles, I bought new shoes about every two months, said Mr. Jones. Twenty-six months of wear under conditions such as these- is indeed extraordinary even for Neolin Soles. But Neolin Soles are made by Science to be especially durable.' They are comfortable and waterproof, too You can get them on new shoes for men, women and children, or for re-soling. Manufactured by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, w1k also make Wimrfoot Keels, guaranteed to outwear all other heels. . fieoJjti Soles Santa Clara Prunes (Large Sizes.) Dromedary Dates 10 oz. Packages. ' Genuine California Dry Lima Beans SCHIEFFELIN'S GROCERY 36-40 North Central Ave. ; HOLLAND CAFE inner A LA CARTE From 12 M. to 2 P. M. From 5 to 7:30 P. M. A Iloarty Wolconie.to ''Our Ret;urningvJ3oys." ; Sunday l''nr tho bout liisuranco sue Holme, tho Insurance Man, . ! '. The board Of education, tn a recent meeting ni')olutedv.lho snpurlulon iltlnt o( Inutrucllun of city sohools ns a. committee of 1)0,0 invxsllmito the necessary steps to uullt,v'for uocratl lling on the Northwest Assoolnltun of Swoiulaiy and lllgluM- Schools. VUimks httyu. already boon rnoolvod for this purposii, itvN'iliefHl urvuy and Investigation Is" being mado' ot the high school dopwUnont .). ai'coi' diinco with (ho standards of mittl as sociation for - ttccroitittiig. : Tlila will menu n grout ileal to the school and the boys and girls who uvo lit nltcn dnnco tor then tho highest slundai ds must be met and should bo compile'! with when ou thinks ot tlugront part that Uvo public Rcbool must p(Jfy In tho period of reconstruction for tho years to cotvvo. Dry, -clean, storage, CIups A build Init, Ijow I'usurnnco rate. Mason. Khnpan & Co. '-'!,' t; Paul's Klucliic store opened up for business In Its fuo now quarters, cor ner ut East Main and South Central, this nvorivliiK, bavins removed yes tordayvnnd. last, nlitht from Ihe old locivtlon on West Main 'street, Call Snider's Huli-y for fresh hut term lilt. Phono 755-1$, More rnln Is predicted for Saturday and Sunday. No rain was recorded last nlKht by tlvo-woathor bureau, but quite a full besan etvvly this' monvliiK. , Tho now sawmill plant nivd exten sive. loKKhlg operations of tho Weed Lumber company will open up on. March 1st, Wo have steady work for men conversant wllh awmlU and IpbkUvk operations, and . man seeking such work will tlS well to writo or wire .Weed, l.unibor- company ns to their capabilities and pasltluns which they can hold In such operations. ... ; &.? 395 '--.i U ,;vWjtJ .i-.i , ..... . . " " In - -' -- - -''-! ' il"fir:f v ;H :" ":. ' -: -v: i$ l-M$ - FwAli If I im'y'-' -mMm TOMORROW AND MONDAY DOROTHY D ALTON in "Vive La France" Natatorium Medford Tri - WELCOME. FRENCH- ARMY BAND VETERANS Wounded Soldier-Musicians, all decorated for bravery in Battle. - Capt. Fernand Pollaln. Conductor. . SIX WORLD FAMOUS 'SOLOISTS. INCLUDING, GEORGES TRUC. PIANIST: M. DEBRUILLE. VI C'LIHIST. A Patriotic Symphony Concert All nrofits uiven to Fovcr Du Soidat. ( Krciich War lioliol'.) :. . . DIRECTION FRENCH HIGH COMMISSSIOW . , I.oi'ivl niiiniiKcniefit George Aimrcwij, - '" '"".'' -i SEATS-H0W AT MEDFORD PHARMACY' K0TE Seat Sale In Ashland at Roso Bros. Confcclionorv. , KuiinulhMvinay, former pvlnler on tho Mull Ttiliviuo, who onllttlud In the naval rnstirvo ddrvlao at llvrt'bo HlnnliiK of Uvo ivarmid was lutuv tvnnsrorrcd to the navy, nrrlved In (ho oily Thursday ' front (ho oiibI vvheru ho was dUelihrnevl from scr- vloe, and will .luura.. Monday to .Join his parents at Port hind, (hey havlim rmnoved to (hat oily sine hla enllnl iniiut, Ills brother, 'James Mnrruy. who was a Ihvtoypo oporatbr on tho M'all Tillmuo stuff and who Is , also In mivjt survive, will roiivtvln Uniro eamS tlmo.yot. - The UVotlumt were on (ho Bttiuu veasol and durliiK (heir sorvlra visited .many foi-elun coun tries Ini'ludlnk ports of tho allies. , DuVou, has n fluo luvn uf ttsuorted chocolates at tlOo per pound. . ..Anions coun(y visitors roitlstornd at tho hotels tuday woro Paul K. Aiv- dorson-of JacksoivvUle, T. 0, tlalnc of Trail, Kllvvo Tlirockmortou aiul W. V, Wli'th of ApplCHalo and S, II.. liar, uluh of Kaislo Point, , ' Alco Taxi. Phono 95, ' llotnl Medford itvumts today In cluded Mario M. MeRoIr of Now York, W. A. Kay of ChleaKO, H 1). Wright of I.os AitKOles, KutUi-rliio Haker of Orleans and A. C, lloffman, V, Vok- llusuo ami A. II. Noyus of Sun l'Vau- cluco. . ' ' nr. liulne, .(larnctt-Ctirey 'lUdis. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOU SAI.H One dliio kiiiik plow. . Lauco & Co., Gold Hill: : sua WANTKD-rtlrubbluK i- Will pay In wood. J. M. Martin, t'olcmaiv Crock. 2112 VOK SAI.H Youwk pear orchard, u Rood horse; also farm Implements and Wyundotto hiins, fui'tilliiro In cluding olucdlu rutiiio. , Phone 39-1.-Y. ' , I March 4 - Color Day "Why I Came to Medford" Th tlio siilijccl. of Hie jyw jmstov, I). I1!. Millnnl at tho Chi'istitui iiluuvli Sunday evniintf. l'lr.st .sermon of tin new ni'minti!!' will tm til. 1U: l") a. m. , Every iiioiulici' of tho cIuiivIiih uracil to lu pn-M-ont mul cvorylioily is eoi'diully uivilt-tl. Special Music .Hot li monihitr nndevi'iiiiiK by unurtct ti, hoIvih and aulliciiis. Come and Enjoy a Pleasant and Profitable Hour - ' TO SEE !v ;-,:'r ( :' u0UR TEDYY" cr "The Fighting Rocscvclts" .;. Complete in Six Big Porta;, : Added Tomorrov Sunday ' Constanc Talmadge In 'A Ladv's Name." "Klevcr Kiddies" Newest Laughing Sensation Featuring Charlie From the Orient lAdults 25c; Children 10c. Don't Go to the Depot Monday without, .Klatj. 'Wo have a Rmul lot from lOo dozen up. 1 eeornts with our at riot io Crepi! Paper. Iieath's Drug' Store Phono 881 The San Tox Store frf- ' " Hf What Confidence A LJ-- It Gives You . jl .,' ( liivvo tiKinoy to your rrmllt lit (ho C j I) ' JiicliNoii utility Hunk. , jg VII v It iniiln'.i yim v"'Pii'il fur pimr- - II ri K"'l" or iipirtlliiltli-x. "fSII - ' You Are Missing to Save One-Half of Your Season's Tire Cost ' I TThvc a put on over that old eauing before you start your 8uininei''H driving. They are PlJNUTimi' J'llOOl1. AVe niiiko tho adjustment here not in Portland or Chicago. . . i , ".',"' ' ' mam m ..'....,'.".... iATESKTIRE5 ' Cast Vz As Hutch (J'i.uvnuit(!eUVr)00 ndloh without a puncture. Riverside Garage The House ot Blti Features Last CHanco Tonight Attraction - Tomorrow Sunday Sonstance Talmadge IN A Lady's Name" - ' - ' the Opportunity f f Mt tt Ml i IVr Out interest . K. :