.MEDFORD MATT" TRTBTTNPV MTCDFORdV OREO OX, WET)XKDAY, MAROU 2(1, 1910
TAOE TWO
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Word has been received from tUe
Northwestern Shorthorn Breeders'
. HSBOcIatlon. that a carload of short
horn cattle will arrive In MedtordJ
Friday, March 28th, and will be sold
on Saturday at 1 p. m., at Dr. Helms'
livery barn. These cattle will be
Judged at 11 a. m. by Professor E. h.
Potter, of the Oregon Agricultural
college, eud will be sold at 1 p.m
Interested farmers may Inspect tho
stock either Friday afternoon or Sat
urday morning. :
, DeVoe has s Una im of assorted
cnocotaies at euo per pouno.
' The members of the ' Women's
ptirlstlan Temperance union are re
quested to meet early inuraaay alter-
nooa at the Women's Exchange on
, Front street to sort out the clothing
that has been gathered this week for
Belgian relief.
Noodles and Chop suey : at New
York Restaurant. ' 318
The University of Oregon Cleo club
which sings at the Page tonight, wilt
arrive In the city at 5:20 p. m. today
from its iwo concerts at Klamath
- Falls. A telegram was received this
morning by Vernon Vawter, who was
a singer in the club for four years,
from Paul E. Sangler, manager of
the club, that the club was the best
.in the history of the university and
that it had played to crowded houses
at every concert on this spring trip,
including Cottage Drove, - Oakland
and Klamath Fallal The club sings
at Ashland on Thursday night and
at Grants Pass on Friday night.
' For the best Insurance see Holmes,
th Insurance Man. '
Mrs. J. 6. Miner left this morning
fori Keremeos, British Columbia, to
join Tier husband, and to. spend the
summer there.1
Switches made from combings. 346
South Riverside. Phone 2 92-X. S25
Mrs. O, J3,- -Osborne of Medford,
was registered at the Hotel Portland,
. ; yesterday." n-: T?"
Orres, the ladles' tailor from Ash-
land, will be'at Hotel Holland every
Thursday. Spring styles shown. 323
Andrew C. McCormlck who for (be
past year has been In the ordnance
service of the army has returned to
the Southern Oregon experiment sta
tion to resume his work there as hor
ticulturist. 'Mr. McCormlck had been
in the chemical laboratories of an
arsenal at Dover, New Jersey, and
did not "get across" as he wished.
He is a brother of Miss Anne McCor
mlck. ' V
Halstead the Healer. Treatment
f.1.00. 227 S. Central. Phone 379-H.
, ; , , : -. --r - 327
: ' Elenor Orlh, the eldest daughter
' Of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Orth, recent
ly fell fracturing both bones in her
forearm above the wrist. j
Now that the war Is over Grandma
, Cookies are back on the market
again. ' 312
- George H. Smithof Portland, trav
eling adjuster for the Goodrich Rub
ber company, is- spending a week in
the city and vicinity and hakes his
headquarters at the Hotel Medford.
' AkoTaxt Fnono 95. ' .
. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. ' Bramble and
children left this morning to spend
the summer' at Mcdoel, Cal., where
Sir. Brumble will be employed at the
Bwipnell Lumber company plant.
Miss Ora Bramble will remain here
ta continue her employment at the
Sugar Bowl. ' ,
-.: -Why stay at borne and bake when
yoli can buy sixteen Grandma Cook
ies for' a dime? 312
. .', Many Medford people are hard at
work and have been for a few days
making early gardens, and will do
all the. frost worrying later on for
those of us who will not plant until
about May 1st. '
: Oldsmoblles set the , pace. Geo.
Trekshler Motor Co.'. . -.:..
A. K. Renmee arrived homo this
forenoon from a buslnoss sojourn in
Portland.
Alco Taxi. Phot. 95. :
Mrs. A. C. Plumley of Eugle Point,
was a guest at the Nash liotol Tues
day... . -; ,,.' V v
Guaranteed spark plugs tor all
cars. C; B. dates Aito Co. '
Five-cent mlleago for discharged,
soldlors, as provided by tha law
passed February 2S. 1919, will even
tually be paid to all soldlors who re
ceived only three and one-half cents
a mile, according to Information re
ceived from American Red Cross di
visional headquarters at Seattle. Dis
charged men are advised by the Red
Cross not to apply for thet extra one
and one-halt cent mileage due now,
but to wait until specific instructions
are forthcoming from the director of
finance; who is waiting for an opin
ion trom the comptroller of the treas
ury. ,
Lots of old papers 10a tho bundle
at this office. : tf
Vesterday.S. S. Shell with a crew
of about .12 men started work, with a
caterpillar and grader, on his paving
contract from the Rogue River
bridge at the edge of Grants Pass to
the Jackson county line.
Dr. Edw. do Reymonte, drugless
physician. Acute and chronic diseases
by bis own system. 9 to 12, 1 to 5
p. m. Rooms 4-5 St Mark's bldg..
316
Katherine Scheef is registered at
the Nash hotel from Klamath Falls
Your rugs or carpets cleaned and
returned the same day. Madson s,
phone 474. 313
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Watson of Trail
left this morning for home after a
day spent in the City on business.
They were guests at the Hotel Hol
land. , '- .
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
T. Gftgnon. Phone 859.
The new telephone directory will
be ready tor distribution about May
1st. ...... ,.
Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's.
Every returned man from war ser
vice as soldier or sailor Is expected to
attend Friday night's homecoming
celebration at the Elks clubhouse In
uniform. .
Special milk for babies beginning
April 1st. ' Snider Dairy. . 311'
Mrs. Milton Ottoman and children
spent Wednesday visiting friends at
Gold Hill.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug'
las, 201 S. Riverside. Phone 16 3-J.
E. M. Ward, traveling representa
tive for a well known make of motor
car and truck, is in the- city from
Portland. ,
Grandma Cookies, lOe per package
at all the leading grocers. 312
A Caesarean section operation was
performed by Dr. Dow In the Dow
hospital -Monday at midnight, for
Mrs. W. E. Cooper or 228 North Cen
tral. The little daughter weighed
nine pounds and has been named
Anita Bess. Mrs. Cooper and daugh
ter are doing nicely. Mr. Cooper has
recently returned from Camp Lewis,
where he was mustered out at the
service. - .
Grandma Cookies are in a class by
themselves for sale in bulk or pack
ages at all the leading grocers. 312
Mrs. E. B. Palmer of Seattle who
.came here for treatment in the Dow
hospital some weeks ago, leaves to
day fully recovered. Mr. and Mrs.
Palmer formerly lived near Central
Point and have numerous friends
here.
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co. '
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER . -
Day Phone: Pacific 227. ,
Night Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103J2.
, Lady Assistant.
Flint ClnsB Sergeant Guy Lnwton
son of Fire Chief .uiwtou, was ex
pected to arrive In the city late this
afternoon or tomorrow from Gamp
Lewis where he bus Just been dl-
cbnrged from service, lie saw service
In France slnco a year ago in July
In the aero squadron, and only re
cently returned to, this country. ;
"" Guaranteed springs for all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Miss Kola -Knox has returned home
from a several days visit with rela
tives at Grants Puss,
A two-lb. box of Vogan'a ohocolatcs
for $1.35 at DeVoo's.
Miss Ann McCormlck held a meet
ing this afternoon with tha women of
the Nell Creek, and Bollevlcw sec
tions nt the home of Mrs. Hurry An
drews. . ;
Hemstitching, pecotlng, alt work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
Sergeant Trove Lumsden,' one of
the Medford members of the 69th ar
tillery, has resumed his former po
sition of assistant mmdiior . nt tho
Jackson County hank which he hud
left to enter inllltury service.
Hemstitching,
Pecotlng,
Handicraft Shoo.
Fred Fisher of Sutherlln la among
the guests registered at tho Hotel
Holland. . :
New location Main and Central.
Paul's Eloctrlo Store. ' 315
There will be no change in fares
between Medford and Portland or
Medford and San Francisco, or way
stations, when the edict of the United
States railroad administration pro
viding for a flat increase to three
cents a mile of all passenger rates on
and after April 1st. The thru ture
between San Francisco and Portland,
however, Is increased from $20 to
$22.51. All special and excursion
rates will be discontinued by tho now
edict. ' " : - - :
Daily 'g Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15.
John Von Eyth, a commercial
traveler formerly well known thru
this territory was arrested at Los
Angeles on a grand larceny charge
on Feb. 17, and it ho escapes that
charge will have to face another in
connection with the Hqtel Osborn of
Eugene cashing his draft for 185,
purporting to have been signed by
the Curtlss Manufacturing Co. of
Seattle, after which he disappeared.
Special milk for babies beginning
April 1st. Snlder's Dairy. 311
The Kolb & Dill theatrical com
pany which plays at the Page theater
on Thursday night will' arrive in
Medford on train -13, due at 9:15 a.
tomorrow from Portland. The
performance will begin earlier than
usual, at 7:45 p. m. -promptly.- -
Dr. Heine, Garneit-Corey Bldg. j
John A. Kiaer of Arustordam, N.
Y., representative of a prominent
clothing factory, is here on one of
his periodical trips and is a guest at
the Medford Hotel. !
, Llthia water at DeVoe's. . .,.
- A. A. and'G. E. Hollenbeak and J.
T. Adams of Prospect, were guests
at the Nash hotel last night. .
H. li. Oswalt of Ashlund. v
among visitors trom that city..; In
Medford yesterday, ,
The Women Foreign Missionary
society of M. H.U'liurcli will servo
luncheon tomorrow evening In Imso
ment of church ttt.:3l). Tickets 25c,
Public Invited. ,, .- f S
W. 1). llorron, tho Gold Mil young
mnu wh6 wears, the, French govern
ment war cross with a palm for dis
tinguished seitvleo In Franco, and
who has been homo on a 30 days fur.
lough, left today for Qunntlco, Vu.,
to resume hts Borvlco In the inarlnos,
He has 20 mouths of enlistment to
service yet.' During, his furlough at
home ho was promoted and trans
ferred to tho paymaster's department.
Windshield glasses tor all cart. C.
B. Gates Auto Co. , . , .
Jimmy Is coming. A note written
on a scrnp ot paper addressed to tho
mumiging editor of the Mull Tribune,
and dated March 31, Now York Olty.
and signed with the Initials "A. 1,.".
says: "Jimmy, old boy, Is leaving to
arrive tomorrow.'1 Who la Jimmy?
-Search s. The dictionary -says tho
nnmo Jimmy is a familiar contrac
tion ot tho word James, and Chief
Timothy says a jimmy Is a utensil
much used by burglars to pry-locked
windows open. Take your choice.
Nash Hotel. ' Special rates, wook
or month. Steam beat. 317
Among buslnoss visitors here to
day are P. A. Wottstoln of Now York
City, C. H. Thatcher of Chicago, and
O. H. Karstondlck of Denver, who
are stopping ut the MedVord.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
Mrs. Ed Russell and daughter left
today for their homo at Dole, Ore.,
after a visit with Mrs. Russell's
mother, Mrs. Alfred Miller.
. Guaranteed piston rings for all
cars. . C. E. Gates Auto Co. :
The mombors of the University of
Oregon Gleo club, eighteen In num
ber, -will be entertained nt tho homes
of resident alumni of tho uulverslty
during their stay in the city. 1
' Mooso dunce Saturday , night.
Launspach orchestra. No children
under 16 allowed unless chaporouod.
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A number:' nt purlieu from llrniils
I'uss and other parts ot Josephine
county will attend the sale of regis
tered Hhnrtliom cattle to bo held 111
this city next Hal unlay, according to
the tlruniH l'uss Coui'lnr.
, Your suit, overcoat or ono-pleco
dresses dry cleaned to your satisfac
tion for (1.00. .Madson, puuiie 4 7-1.
-. , - N. " . , ' -.. 813
Mr. aiidlrs. 15. I. Ilollluuswohli
left this morning for Portland where
Mrs. tlollltigHWorth will be operated
on nt St. Vincent's hospital for tlio
removal of a goiter, It was Just
seven weeks ago that alio underwent
nn operation at the Knorort Heart hos
'pltal, Mr. HollliiKSworth expects to
return homo In a week and Mrs. ltol
lliigsworth In about three weeks.
; ' Kodak work. Jap Art Store. 830
1 Chas. Gibson, of Sacramento, mid
K iDi-own ot Seattle, are guests
today nt the Nash hotel. "
You can always find something tor
a quick lunch at DeVoo's.
Georgo Collins was rushing the
season today wearing a straw but.
Ills friends claim it was HK him by
the .Portland Ghnmbnr ot Cummorco
In oxcliunga for tho bouquot bunded
Hint body 'recently, -
Special milk tor babies beginning
April 1st. Snld'or'B Dairy. - 311
C. 1'. Gates leaves tomorrow even
ing for Portland to attend a stale
mooting ot tho Liberty Loan county
manaKOrs.. ' '
Alco Taxi. Phono 95.
M. J. F.morlck Is here from St'uttlo
on a visit with relatives and friends.
Ho has been working nt tho Hostile
docks under government supervision.
Best lino used cars. Geo. L, Trois
ier Motor, Co. .
Stereoptlcnu pictures on tho llfo
ot Christ will bo presented (it tho
Lono Pino and Dewey Sunday school
chapel ut the Crown Point orchard
on Friday, March 2S.ut-7:30 p. in..
by G. C. (Irlrfln, tho" Sunday school
mlsslonery. Tito public Is Invited
to attend.'
It pays to save In the' Ttulldlng A
Loan. 429 M. F. & IT. Bldg.
Kdwln While, son of K. J. Wlilto,
suffered n broken arm mid a liadly
cut licud Tuesday In an accident
while It play."
Safe TMicmmimimwm
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wa
b Oi.ginal
Nourishing
Dioettlbla
NoCooldn
ForInfants,InvmlldandQrowlngChndrn.RlcbMnk.MltcdOralnEjttroctiliPowdot
The Original Food-Drink For All Arm. I , OTHERS ar IMITATIONS '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1
WANTED Second-hand
der. Phone 408-R3.
teed
grin-6
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs
15.00 per 100. Guaranteed 90 per
cent fertile. Phone 40S-R3. ,5
FOR SALE: Seed and feed barley in
carload lots or otherwise. Phone
634-X. I
FOR SALE Horse,
ness, 350.00 for
Genessee street.
buggy and har
the outfit. 2 V
Kodak Finishing
Film developing loe roll.
Printinir. post carp! size. 3 for lOo.
2Vjx3Vi and smaller. -2 for 5c. :
Every dnv service.
JAP ART STORE
LIBERTY
Today -02
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"' i .., SHIRLY ERNEST
- t MASON - ' ' TRTJEX '
lJ MGcd-bye Bill"
.Enjoyable satire on the -Hohenzollerns
COMEDY
PICTOGRAPH
' Coming Friday and Saturday " ,
"PRIVATE lETE"
ltov (I. Hlewiirt of I'oi'tluild, Milieu
ropresenlatlvo ot a well known umlie
of motor car, Is a Inielness vlnltur in
Hie city.' . ' '
Uakury gooils tit, DeVoo's."
Chan, II. Vlclt,' ii prnmliiunt Hnleiii
dealer. In antes and tractors, lu regis
tered ut tlio SloiKord.
Clunraiiloml brake lining tor nil
earB. 0. M. -Galoa Auto Co,
Mill.' John K. iH'iit and children
loft for Grunts l'lics. today to Imilto
their -tut mo homo, us Mr. Dent was
transferred to tho American Hallway
KxproMN agency there from tlio same
position hero. .
Ulx reglslered llurofnrit bulls. M.
F, llunley. . . i 8H
W. II, Canon of Hoacburg, register
of tlio land office and- former mayor
of this city, roluniml homo Monday
night nftur n several days visit here.
Mrs, Canon will romitln. boiiio time
yerto visit her son Venio and family.
, Itiilinrt Wycoff or Hlsklyon, a rail
road flugmiin,' was fined fi't and
costs In Ju.'itlco Taylor's .court todny
for having fresh (leer meat In III"
possession, Ho was arrested yeater
iluy by Pat Dulley, dlulrict deputy
giiinu wnnlnn, who on searching hl
cabin found the prolilliltud uieiit.
' J, A. Waiitorluuil leaves loulglit
for I'orlland with Ills father, Peter
W-OBferluncl. wlitronrouto to Ills home
at Orion. 111., will slop off lit the
statu metropolis to let Ills sou John
show III in tlio Columbia highway mid
other Mollis. .
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Sore Thraat Colds
Quickly Relieved My Hainltu'
Wlsard 0
llunilin's Wizard Oll 'li's altuplo
nml cllm'livc trcultiieiit lur. mi)
throat mid client colds. Ucd an a
Kardla fur tore throat it brings quick
relief, Kiilibcil oil tlio client It will
often loimcn nil a lmrd, deep icalod
colli iit one niglit. 1
How1 udca prnini, liriiliicti, cuts
and burin occur in every family, as
well nit little troubles liko curaclia,
toothache, cold sores, canker sores,
tiff neck, and tlicil uchlng (act
iotliliii. liciilinil WUard Oil will ol
ways In ing iiiIck relief. ,
Clot It (nun druuglMa for 30 cents.
If not alilicd return the bottle and
gel your money hack.
Kvcr coiiKtliiutcd or have sick
Jteiiilachcf Jut try Wlimrd l.lvcr
AVIiips, tileatmnt little pink pill. JO
cents. ' Guarutitccd.. .. ;
CvJCO-21'fm,
Vl.YUL-J'fi
tS.tT.ri'. TV. 'ifCtiY 6 CO.. Irr. HAU'KR'l
Schieifeliiys
Specials
For 20 cts per Can
S weet Corn
Del Monte Brand
Spinach
s&w
Sprouts
Brussels
Schicfclin's
Grocery
Page Theatre, Thursday, March 27
, . , "NOTEI I CURTAIN AT 7:45 SHARP
mm-
in
:4"AsYouWere"
The New Military Dramat
ic Parco with Music, Girla
nnd the famous Kolb and
Dill
"JAZZ ORCHESTRA''
PRICES 50c, $1.00, $1.50
oJUAXd xsuw BELLING -BETTER HURRY
Painting, Tinting, ' Decorating
Paper Hanging, Sign Work
Now Is the time to make your plnnn for tlio spring clenninic. I-nt
us show you our sumples for Interiors nnd exteriors, (let our cs
tlniHtes. Wo Kuurnnteo every Inch of our work lo ho first clniw.
Tho material wo nro uslnn Is tho very IichI. Our prices nro mod
erate. Wo linvo Just completed Die Interior of the Jackson County
Com-thouHO, nnd furnish you with Ih,i rvfereuccs.
R. I MILLER, Decorator
I'liono Jt.i:t-Il or 'J.
8 Mouth OrntiKO Stmt, Medford
Are Cord Tires
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tire expense will be far below the cost of Fabrics for the same period. ':;-fi,: :u.
What do you think of a Cord tire (size 37 x 5) running 27,000 miles on a 16 passenger
bus or a 34 x 4 going 18,000 miles on a seven-passenger Studebaker Six (still in service?)
Federal Cord Tires are delivering such service in both of the above cases. ' -
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