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MHEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 12. 1019
IocalUlriefs
A permanent city band and a male
quartet l among the possibilities for
Medford In tho not far distant fu
ture. The Commercial club Is quietly
working on plans to bring about tho
establishment of these needed musi
cal adluncta to tho city on a solIU
financial and artistic basis.
Mr. Paul Hansen, experienced
corsetler, for Nu-Bone Corsets. Phone
685-H. ' ,
The Medford Elka special train at
Yreka next Saturday afternoon will
depart from hero with three passon-
.: irnr cnap.hea for 125 men. and ar
rangements have been made to add
. . n moro atactics at Ashland If ncccs
' jury. Elka arc going to Join in the
excursion and celebration at Yreka
from as far north as Eosebunr, and
'-most all of -the northern California
Blk will bo assembled at Vrcka that
lay and night, as the celebration be
: gins at 3 p. m. r
D. B. Millard, minister Christian
church, apartment C. Holland Hotel.
'. .. , . , 300
' All women of Medford and vicin
ity, especially college women are urg
ed to hoar the address of Dean Khr
man of Eugene at the public library
tonight Mrs. Ehrman Is dean or
the women department of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
!. DeVoa has a fins line of assorted
chocolates at 60c per pound.
t. W. N. Offutt, Sr.. has Just received
a letter from his son. Lieutenant Rex
Offutt of the 35th engineers, still in
France, containing a copy of an order
Issued by Clemenceau, the French
premier,' in which that famous man
pays homage to the eminent services
rendered to the allied cause by the
35th engineers. "A work of reniark-
4 able Intensity has made them associ
ated with the victorious fights," he
writes. , "This regiment has really
made come out of the earth, a large
plant which allowed to put In circula
tion nearly 100 cars a day, so that
over 20,000 cars of art sorts and
kinds were, able to carry to. the' sol
diers In action ammunition and sup
plies."
Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
; The "Furs and Frills' theatrical
company, which pleased a capacity
house at the Page theater last night,
left shortly after the performance for
Redding, Cat., where the attraction
appears, tonight.
Orres, the ladles' tailor from Ash
land, will be at Hotel Holland every
Thursday. Spring styles shown. 323
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crtss of Port
land, who have been wintering In
California stopped off here enroute
" home this morning for a several days
visit to look-around Medford and the'
valley for a business opportunity.
- Guaranteed spark plugs for all
ears., O. E. Gates Auto Co. '
Hallle Williams and Mrs. J. A.
Hughes of Hornbrook are sojourners
In Medford and. guests at the Hotel
Holland. "; : h : ' vy :" - i1
, , Dont t . forget .our . tire sale this
week. Power Auto Co. 304
Sergeant Amos Heney of the. auto
. .transportation corps who recently re
turned from France, arrived In the
city this morning from his home at
Tacoma for a visit with his uncle, B.
VE. Haney. and wife. "I have never
seen the kid, who Is 27 years old,"
said Mr. Haney while waiting at the
train, "and we are celebrating our
meeting with aMurkey dinner today."
Hemstitching, .
Pecoting, : '' - " ' '
. Handicraft Shop. : . ,
J. A. McVeigh is a business visitor
In the cltv todav from Hoeue River.
- For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. . "
A clothing exhibit and demonstra
tion Is to be given at Phoenix in the
town hall Friday, Mar. 21st. Furth
or Information will soon be . an
nounced. . ;'.'.' -
. Don't fqrget; our tire sale this
. week. Power Auto Co. 304
Dean Louise Ehrmann of the Uni
versity of Oregon will-speak at the
' library at 7:30 o'clock tonight to the
. College "Women's club and the sen
iors of the high school. ' She Is the
guest of Mrs. Ben Sheldon while In
the city.
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track
D. R. Wood & Co.
Fred Krotz of Eugene Is a Medford
visitor.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
J. W. Mitchell arrived home this
morning Just in time to Join In the
auto truck welcome to -Corporal
Frank . Coleman. Mr. Mitchell was
gone several weeks visiting parts of
Oregon and Washington placing or
ders for orchard ladders and also
. looking after fish screen business. He
sold many ladders in the orchard
districts of .tooth states. . , -'.:-.
Elk tooth. Special sale.. Edgar
.Wight, Jeweler, 17 N. Central. 2 99
John Plerano, the Portland logger
who was arrested from a train Mon
day night by Speed Cop McDonald
for having 11, quarts of whiskey in
his possession was fined $50 and
costs by Justice Taylor yesterday,
which he paid, the evidence showing
that bo was no bootlegger and that
he was taking the . whiskey back
home for his personal use. '
. Tho ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps will serve a hot dinner at 6
o'clock St Patrick's day, March 17,
at Aletha ball, over Medford Phar
macy.' 35c per plate. All welcome.
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Horace Pelton of Gold Hill, came
In last night to attend the Furs and
FrlllB performance, and . returned
home today. ' :
Medford Camp No. 90, Woodmen
of the World will initiate a. class qf
candidates Wednesday night, March
12th, assisted by Phoenix Camp. A
banquet will follow and a 'good time
assured oil who attend,! 20s
Sun Francisco visitors in Medford
toiluy lucludo Henry L, Copo, It 11.
Dlllor and M. Urlffln. . ,
Guaranteed sprn.ga for all can
C. K. Gates Auto Co. : - '
H. R. (Shorty) Ingling, of the 4th
corps, of the 3rd Army of Occupation
Is now in Trier, Germany. Ills return
to Medford Is uncertain.
Alco Taxi. Pnone 95.
The Woman's Homo Missionary so
ciety of tho First Methodist Episcopal
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. T. G. Heine. 916 West Tenth
street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Mrs. D. T. Lawton la preparing an
Interesting program on work in tho
lumber camps.- All ladles lulurosteu
are Invited to attend. - . ,
Popcorn that will pop at 20o por
pound. Warner,, Wort man & Gora.
. ; 300
The leading feminine part in
"Nothing Hut the Truth", a three-act
farce comedy to bo given next Friday
night by tho Mask. and Dagger club
of tho University of Oreson, Is played
by Miss Jeauette Patterson of Med
ford. A party of young folks from
this city who will visit at the untrer-
ity the latter part of the week will
witness tho performance. .
City hemstitching ana pecoting 6c
yd. Mrs, B. . Haney. 274
The committees appointed on the
reception work by W. C. T. IT. at the
last meeting are expected to make
their reports Thursday afternoon at
2:30 at the regular meeting to 'be
held at the Ladles' Exchange and
Rest Room.
You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
Again rain Is predicted for tonight
and Thursday. The minimum tern
peraturo of this morning was 80 de
grees above.
Johnston transfer any time, any
where. Phone 72 3-Y. 605 South
Xewtown. .''"
; Sidney Abbott of Jacksonville and
Medford which recently returned
from service, in Franco with the
HGth Engineers and was discharged
from service at Camp Lewis, arrived
in tho city this morning.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
- llr. and Mrs. A.-H. Sayer of Sun
field, Mich., and Sir. and Mrs. W. F.
Sayer of Lansing. Mich., are an east
ern party of tourists registered at the
Hotel Nash.
A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
for $1.35 at DeVoe's.
Jerry Lewis and O. E. Childreth of
Eagle Point, were visitors in the city
Tuesday night and today..
Guaranteed piston rings for all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
The Medford office of the United
States employment service, in ' the
Nash Hotel building, announces that
it will help all soldiers who have an
honorable discharge from the army to
collect the $60 bonus allowed by the
government to every discharged sol
dier. Superintendent Janes says the
office, will furnish each discharged
soldier, who has not yet collected the
bonus with the necessary blanks, as
sist In filling them out and attend to
all correspondence In connection with
the same. Soldiers are warned by
Mr. Janes to attend to this matter
without; delay. ,
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
The new National Guard Company
of Medford will be inspected at the
Natatorium at 7:30 o'clock tonight
by Major Drake of the adjutant gen
eral's office, instead of by Captain A.
A. Hall, as previously announced
Major Drake, who has had charge of
organizing the new National Guard
regiment, arrived in the city this
morning. He will inspect the new
Ashland company Thursday night. : '
Windshield glasses for all cars. C.
E. Gates' Auto Co.
Mr: and Mrs. Alex Young of Gene-
, III., are visitors In the city with
the Nash hotel as headquarters.
Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's.
Cy Comliest was one of the visitors
In Medford today from Buncom.
Another shipment of soft-shelled
walnuts at 21c per pound. Warner,
Wortman & Gore. ; 300
-Miss Anne McCormlck will meet
with the Oak Grove Red Cross auxil
iary Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. F. Laurentz. '
Crepe 38c yard. Jap Store. '
J. W. Roblnetf the well known
Central Point merchant, was a busi
ness visitor in the city today. ...
New location Main and Central
Paul's Electric Store. 315'
The carload of nitrate of soda or
dered some time ago by the Jackson
county farm bureau from the govern
ment at a saving of $30 a ton, arriv
ed In the city Tuesday and the work
of unloading began today and will be
continued tomorrow. The car con
talned 15 tons put up In 200 pound
sacks. Each farmer or purchaser de
livers his purchase from the car.
Hemstitching, pecoting, all work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
Portland guests registered at the
Hotel Medford yesterday and today
included W. F. Carr, J. K. Foley, L.
C. DeBurgh, F.. D. Gore,' L. Owsley
G. J. Bonness, C. Burrel, Jr., A. 8.
Hartley and F. R. Huniker,
Guaranteed brake lining for all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Eugene men here today on bus
iness Included F. E.' Kreatz, D; H.
Campflen, ,C. H. Casey and D.' E.
Yoran.
Dr. Edw. de Reymonte, drugless
physician. Acute and chronic diseases
by his own system. 9to 12, 1 to 6
p. m. Rooms 4-5 St. Mark's bldg.
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Mrs. C. Sweeney of Hilt returned
home today from taking treatment
for some time at the Medford sani
tarium. i ,":
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' ' '
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER ;
Pacific 227.
K W. Weeks, 103-J2.
Lady Assistant,
Day Phone:
Night I'll ones
M. 1). Hllilreth la among tho visi
tors here today from tho Uutte Falls
section. y.
. Nash Hotel, Special rates, week
or mouth. Steam heat. , 817
At County Agent Cnte's office moro
of the government farm expense ac
count books have been, received. The
former supply had bven exhausted as
one was given free to ovory mombor
of tho farm bureau. Those book
form an Important aid tn making out
Income tax statements. -
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, Phone 163-J,
l.lun B. SmllU. arrived homo this
week from Camn'Mcnil..Mri.. having
been, dlaehargcd from tho 14 to com
pany of tho s'guul corps service.
I.lthla water at DeVoe's.
Chas. Gilchrist of Sams.. Valley
and .T. C. Gaines of Trail nro visitors
In Medford today from lltelr respec
tive communities..
Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phona IB
Corporal Thuo. Fish, Jr., of Phoe
nix, who recently returned from 18
months service with the army In
Franco wlthttlie 10th Engineers, loft
for a visit at Oakland, Cat, this mor.
nliiR. in which city he, was born, tor
his first -visit there tn the past i
soars. -
It pays to Bave In the Building &
Loan. 429 M. F. & It. Bldg. '
C B. Thorey and F. C. Landers of
Seattle, and P. J. Scballenharger of
Chicago are recent hotel arrivals In
the city. - ."..--.
Legal size typewriter paper $1.50
per box of 500 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
Legal size typewriter papor $1.50
per box of 600 sheets. - Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tt
FEED HUNS: AVERT ANARCHY
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conditions on which social unrest
feeds, and strive to restore Germany
to a normal, tho it be a weakened so
cial order. Two words tell tho story
food and peace. To make Germany
capable of resisting anarchy and the
hideous despotism of the Red terror,
Germany must be allowed to purchase
fqod and to earn that food,. Industrial
conditions must ie restored by
WHY COUGH AND
COUGH AND COUGH?
Drv King's New Discovery
, removes the danger of
; neglect .
Coughine until the parched throat
rvrt piiniul should not be permitted,
ihould be relicTed before it giim
headway with a dose ot Dr. King's
New Discorery. ' .
i The tame with a cold or bronchial
auick. Millions have used this well
known remedy tot hail a i century
regularly without though! of change.
Sold by druggists since 1869. An ail
important adjunct to any family
meqicine capinet. ouc and 31. zu.
The Burden of Constipation
is lifted, comfortably but positively
when you treat your bowels with Dr.
King's New Lite PiIls." The liver gets
- uigcmon improves,' ine sickly,
sallow, skin is freed from bile. Get a
bottle today start the day right. 25c.
TOO LATE TO CLASS! hf
FOR. SALE Good
weight 1300, $li0.
ranch ' team
Union Stable.
301
BOR SALE ,Toam mares, weight
1100, $&0. Union Stables. 301
FQR SALE Well broke saddle horse
fio- Union Stables 301
FOR SALE--Ranch mare, weight
1200, $55. Union Stables.' 301
F.OH SALE One stock saddlo, $.15
Union Stables. . 301
WANTED Double set of w'ork har
ness for cash. Phone 131. 301
WANTED Good work team, about
1300. Cheap for cash. Phone 131
- 301
FOR SALE 1600 pound work team
and 12-Inch .gang plaw cheap if
taken at once. Phone C. S. New-
hall, Jacksonville 21-F4, at meal
hours. 304
TAKEN UP And placed In the city
pound at-the Union 'Barns, one
white horse. Owner may have
same by paying charges. Chief of
Police. , , 299
WAATBD Work of any kind by
Japanese oy. 227 South Ivy St
Phone 587-R. T. Mori. 315
FOR SALE Seasoned wood, 16-inch
lengws. -call Hampton Orchard,
CRACKER
and CAKE
SPECIALS
;,Thia Week Only
' ''All 10c Onrtoiis
2 for 15c . '
All 20c Cartons - '
14c '
Ask, for rour Canned Goods
Specials. ' : '
SCHIEFFELIN'S
GROCERY
treaty of poaco. It la not out of pity
tor tho (ienniiii people that this immt
bo doiio mid dona without tleluy, hut
bitcauso e, thoi Victors in this war,
will bo the chief sufferers lf.lt la uut
do'no. ':' '. K' . .. ;
Ouewt Ion or Reparation
. "You may demand reparation us
much as you please, but unions the
Germuu people nro ;turnlhed mater
ials for their Industries and commer
cial opportunities to sell the products
of labor in .tho foreign markets, and
unless (ho laborers have food, Ger
many cait never pay. ovon In pari, for
tho evil she has done. Furthermore',
If Uii present stuto of chaos continues
mid tho political power continues to
grow woakor there, will bo no govern
ment strong ouough to curry out thu
conditions of tho treaty ot pouco.
"I any to you men of Franco, and
mon of America, und tn you men of
tho allied powers that thoro Is no
time to bo lost It wo aro to buvo ,tha
world from the despotism of anarchy.
We must make poaco without delay,
and ships laden with fond must ontur
tho harbors of Germany. Wo )iavo
(cached a crista In tho affalra of tho
World, Wn iiinsViinoet! it without pas
sion und without permitting our
Jiidnmenl to lui warped by a liitttll'iil
tiud uunvnliliililo tlnnlrn for veimeunce
"wgnw'.n u m '. .11 tmtmimtm't-m
on n niiilfiii which him I'omnilllml
such utrnultluN im tlioso tho tloriuiilin
lutva committed," ." v- i. t
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DORIS REN YON
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SPECIAL NOTICE .;
Tho fciiltiro today is of Hpuciat in
tt'rest. locally on iifcount of VliiRic
K. Jtu, formerly n resident of tjiiH
Valley, haviiighiK eolJalioruted with
Irttuiu .loHfpli A'anee in Its pnidiu'
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COMING, STARTS TOMORROW ...
,4,Tlie ; One Woman" by Thomas
Dixon, Author of "Tut Birth of a
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Most Attractive Display of Spring Wearables in All Medford
We Have Searched the Markets of the Wide World and Have Spared No Expense That Our Costomers May
ChooiJe From the Very Smartest Fashions of the New Season. Visit the GarnWt Department, View These
Modes i ani You Will Understand Why Women Recognize This as the Style Store of Southern Oregon.
CHARMING NEW '.
'T .WAISTS '
SeconcJ rioor-Takc a few
iiioiiiQiits''Ktime tomorrow
and sec these new arrivals
in the "Waist store! Of
special interest are new
Jiltnise of Georgette crepe.
'Also many other beautiful
Waists of Georgette in em
broidered and lace trim
nied effects. Priced $6.95
to $11.50.
NEW SPRING SKIRTS
, $8.50 to $18.50
Second Floor Attractive
new models, with shirred
waistline, novelty belts
and slash pockets serge,
silk poplin, satin skirts in
all the desirable shades for
spring and summer wear. .
WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS $27.50 to $57.50
.Second Floor Many. of the new suits have ves
tees of tricolft and novelty silks and are trimmed
with braids and buttons. Our showing embraces
the newest models from the neat tailored styles
to the dressy effects. Sizes for women and
misses.
COATS AND CAPES
Second Floor Capes and caje coats are a strong
style feature of the now spring apparel. Hero
you sec the very smartest creations in these gar
ments as well as a splendid assortment of the
new coats iii high waist, semi-fitted and box
styles. Materials include silvertone, gabardine,
tricotint, velour.. Priced special $18.50 up to
$65.00. . '
SPRING DRESSES $18.50 to $47.50
silks ::;;:;:;
3 're-cm i nently - the Silk
Store of Medford! Our
opening display is ready
with a great showing of ail
that is new in silks for
spring suits, coats, skirts,
dresses, petticoats and lin
ings. Department, Main
Floor.
TUB FABRICS FOR
' SPRING
Main Floor New striped
Voiles. Niko pongee, or
gandy, silk mixed ging
hams, piques, and scores of
other new weaves for
spring and summer dresses
and waists in this notable
display of tub fabrics. ,,
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LAR AND SELECT YOUR
R.& G. CORSET
At This Special Sale
At $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
Choice Prom All Models With-
'. out Reserve
The need is great this . season
for a niorc than usually exact
shaped comet to properly set
off the new silhouette of suit
and dress styles. There arc
the-ncw shapes in batistes, cou
tils in pink or white and in all
sizes from 19 to 36. More than
25 different' models n to select
from, ranging from the popu
lar topless model to the heavy
steel-clastic reducing corsets."
.' It is a sale that you positively
cannot afford to Overlook
Every corset is guaranteed, al
though you pay a lower price.
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with the new corsets sunir fitinir car
nients in mesh, poplin and broche-- &
others laco trimmed 75c, $1.00, JL
$1.50, $2,00, ' - - 'X
SPECIAL SALE OF SILK UNDER-
: WEAR
Wc place (in sale a special lot of wo
men Ts finest grade Italian silk under- j
' wear at, greatly reduced prices. Many Y
women will welcome this opportunity iV
to lay in a supply for spring and sum- ?
mer. Broken assoi'tment of sizes in V
silk Vests and Union Suits, v
McCALL'S PATTERNS FOR &
APRIL ARE IN
M.cCall Patterns arc, the easiest of all
patterns to uso. Trjvthom in making ;
up your new spring wearables. April
fashions are now ready. Get your
free copy of April "Good Dressing."
, Shoe Buyers' Week
: MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S SHOES
. A"Shoe Sale of vital importance to ' every individual within,
reach of this store, offering thousands of dollars' worth of de
pendable footwear from our own regular stocks at extremely
jow prices. Whether you are in immediate need of new slioes
or not, it will payvyou to take advantage of these bargains.
All styles all leathers all sizes all widths shoes, of very
best makes slioes for men,, women and children. : , ,
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