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MEDFCmD MAIL TRIBUNE, jMEDFORB", OREGON,"" THURSDAY, MATCH! 27, 1919
localBwB
, The local office of tho TJ. S.Em
ployment Service reports a heavy de
mand for ranch and orchard hands
and up to this- time has not been able
to secure sufficient holp for this class
of work. With most of tho outsido
work delayed this season on account
of wet weather, the last weak or two
of sunshine has brought on a conges
tion of ranch work with a consequent
immediate domand for labor. The
employment office can place several
soldiers at once on work of this kind.
DeVos has a fine nn or assorted
i chocolates at 60o per pound. " ;
Elbert Hubbard Jr., ot East, Auro-
. ra, Y and wife are the guosts of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.. Cochran. They
are making a tour of the Pacific
coast Mr. Hubbard Is, at the head
v of the enterprises founded by his
well known father, who lost his life
in the, Lusltanla disaster, and ia con
tinuing 'his .work. .-. ,
Noodles; and cnop ausy " at ' New
York Restaurant. 313
The University of Oregon Glee
club members who so pleased with
their singing at the Page theater last
night,-left on the late afternoon train
today for Grants Pass where they ap
pear in conoert tonight. . Last night's
splendid concert merited a far larger
audience, which was .the smallest to
greet: the club during its' present
spring tour. This is explained by the
fact that.the club's appearance here
was sandwiched in between two such
big theatrical attractions as Kolb &
Dill and Pollyanna.
For the best lnsurancesee Holmes,
the Insurance Man. '
Ona, the two-year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hendrlckson un
derwent an operation for the removal
of her tonsils at the Medford sanitar
ium this forenoon.
Switches made from combings. 340
South Riverside. Phone 292-X. 325
Mrs. F. B. Bates of Butte, Mont,
who is visiting in the city is a guest
at the Hotel Medford.
. Orres, the ladles' tailor from Ash
land, will be at Hotel Holland every
Thursday. Spring styles shown. 323
Eastern sojourners in the city to
day Include Chas. H. Barns of New
York and C. F. Atkinson ot Chicago.
Halatead the Healer. Treatment
11.00; 227 S; Central. Phone 3T9-H.
. - v 327
The girls team of the Roseburg
high school went thru the basketball
season undefeated when in their last
game last Saturday night with the
girls team of Grants Pass' high they
won 26 to 17. The same night the
hoys game between the Central Point
hlirh fwhonl and the Outlaw team of
Roseburg high resulted in favor of
the latter; 48 to 4."
Now that the War is over Grandma
Cookies are back on the market
again. .... 312
Among the Jackson county' sol
diers of the' 49th regiment, C. A. C.
. which has just returned from France
and was in Portland yesterday en
routo to Camp lwis for demobiliza
tion, are Thomas R. Brown of Apple
rrate and Harry K. McFarland of Ash-
1UI1U. - .
Alco Taxi. Pnone 95.
Wig Ashpole denies he has quit
the meat and livestock business de-
peared in a Portland - newspaper
. Tuesday: "C. -M. Delin and C.W. Ash.
pole, railroad contractors from Med
ford, are visiting at the Cornelius.
Why stay at home and bake when
you can buy sixteen Grandma Cook
ies for a dime? 312
The- deferred program meeting of
the Drama League will be held at St.
Mark's halt Monday evening ot 8 p.
m. League members and their friends
are urged to attend.
Oldsmoblles set the pace. Geo.
Trelchler Motor Co.
The- Loyal Women's class of the
Christian church' will meet at Mrs.
Schuler's home tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. :
Alco Taxi. Phore 95.
Salem visitors registered at the
Hotel -Medford today included F. A.
Elliott, state forester, and -George
Doust. - . - .
Guaranteed spark plugs for ell
cars. C. E. -Gates Auto Co. -
Mrtl. R. H. and Miss Martin, tour
ists from Minneapolis, who visited in
the city a. day and were guests at the
Hotel Holland while enroute to Port
land from southern California left
for the state metropolis this morning.
Lots of old papers 10c the bundle
at this office. tf
H. J. Engle is a visitor in the city
from the Fort Klamath country.
Dr. Edw.- de Reymonte, drugless
physician". Acute and chronic diseases
by his own-system. 9 to 12, 1 to o
p. m. V Room's 4-5 St. Mark's bldg.
' "316
Wbrren Evans leaves the Medford
sanitarium, following an operation
for appendicitis a week ago Tuesday,
.for his home at Rogue River tonight.
Your rugs or carpets cleaned and
returned the , same day. Madson's,
phone 474. S ;' t 313
Smallpox has made its appearance
in this- oity, but not in a- virulent
form. Chief of Police McLahe quar
antined one residence today. Granta
Pbbs Courier. . . .
' Fir slab' and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. Phone 869.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mansfield
came down from their Prospect ranch
yesterday and are guests at the Hotel
Holland. .(.':..'-' . ','. '. -'
Grandma Cookies, 10c per package
at nil tlin Innrlinir irrnnnrn.-. , 312
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UNDERTAKER
Way Phono: Poctflo 827.
Nkht Phones: F.'W: Weeks, 103-J2,
The Kolb & Dill company, which
plays at the I'uko tnntght, arrived in
tho city at 9:35 a. m. today from
Portland and scattered to the various
hotnls.' The stars arc stopping at tho
Medford. Tho performance starts at
7:45 p. m. so as to rIvo tho company
plenty of time at its conclusion to
pack up and depart on train 15 at
11:40 p. m. for Redding, Calif, where
the attraction plays Friday night.
Saturday night the company appears
InChico, Cal. -. .";.'. . ,
' Malted milk BOc lb. DeVoe's.
1 R. Conibest was n visitor in Mod
ford today from the Buhcom section.
! Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 2Q1 S. Rivorsldo. Phono 162-J.
California visitors here today in
clude H. Slmmona ot .Yrekn at tho
Holland and G. A. Webb of Crescout
City at theKash..
Grandma Cookies are in a class by
themselves for sale In bulk or pack-,
ages at all tho leading grocers. 312
The unusually fine spring weather
ot the past week is all the more wel
come and appreciated, following the
long streak of wet chilly weather. Of
ficially, according to the -almanac,
the first day of spring was last Fri
day. .
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R; Wood & Co. - ' -
Eugene Is in the midst of extensive
preparations for the big automobile
show to be held In that city April
9, 10 and 11. Among the features
planned is an auto raca from Eugene
to Junction City and return.
Guaranteed springs for all cars.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
S. S. Smith left tor Portland last
night to attend a conference of nevs.
paper business men of the state sel
ected. by the state Liberty loan com
mittee to recommend some plan of
advertising the forthcoming Liberty
loan thruout Oregon.
A two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
for J1.35 at DeVoo's.
Portland couples registered at the
hotels include Mr. and -Mrs. L. A.
Howard at the Medford, and Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Rohn at the Nash.
Hemstitching, pecotlng, all work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
R. H. Chapler of Portland, who
has charge of the Oregon and Cali
fornia forestry grant lands for the
state, is in the city on business and is
stopping at the Medford.
The Scandinavian society will hold
an entertainment at St. .Mark's hall
Saturday evening, March 29th. Every
body bring a well filled basket and
come for a good time. . There will bej
fun for all. 5
The local teachers institute to be
held at Jacksonville on Saturday will
begin at 1:30 p. m., and among the
speakers will be several well known
Medford teachers. .-'.."''.' i
-,- Hemstitching,
Pecoting, " '' '-''"'. '
Handicraft Shop.
Mrs. J. W. iliamlln and daughter
left for Grants Pass this morning for
a visit with Mrs. Hamlin's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heston.
New location Main and Central.
Paul's Electric Store. , . 315
Mrs. J. E. Deveney is a patient at
the Medford sanitarium.
Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15
Amon the Douglas county men
who will attend the Shorthorn cattle
auction sale hero Saturday are Coun
ty Agent C. J. Hurd of Roseburg and
C. O. Garrett of Glendale.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Lithia water at DeVoe's. . .
F. H. Miller and H. E. Cranes are
included among the Klamath Falls
visitors in Medford today.
A. A. and G. E. Hollenbeak and J.
T. Adams of Prospect, were guests
at the Nash hotel last night.
The local office of the federal em
ployment service has been a very
busy place this week. A number of
soldiers were placed in orchard and
ranch employment and a number of
soldiers registered for Pacific high
way work when it opens. -
Windshield glasses ror all cars. C.
E. Gates Auto Co.
Sergeant Ben Plymale, one of the.
65th artillery men, will on April 1st
resume his former position as sales
man in the Model Clothing company
store, from which he resigned to en
ter war service.
Moose dance Saturday night.
Launspach orchestra. Ho children
under 16 allowed unless chaperoned.
- ' , .. . 1.6
11. J. Dovaney, tho now cashier of
tho First Stale bank of Eaglo Point,
was in Medford Weducsduy on busi
ness. Mr. - Denraney came here from
Idaho but was formerly from North
Dakota. i t
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. . S17
Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Worsloy and
two children, who have resided In
Medford for tho past four years, left
this morning for their former homo
Scrantnn. Iowa, to permanently lo
cate there.
Got your milk; cream, nutter and
buttermilk at DoVoe's.
H. M. Tennnnt and A.- B. Cordley
of Corvullts and C. N. Hills of Albany
aro visitors horo from the northern
end ot the stato. - -
Guaranteed piston rings tor all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. --. '
As Mr. and Mrs, George M. Esterly.
who aro widely acquainted' In Mod-
ford, wore about to leavo their hpmo
In Whlilo last Tuesday night to go to
Grants Pass to take a train ror San
Francisco, Mrs. Esterly fell and
sprained one of her ankles. They
hastened to Grants Pass for medical
treatment and departed for San
Francisco yesterday..
Your suit, overcoat or one-piece
dresses dry cleaned to your satisfac
tion for $1.00. . Madson, phone 474.
.313
Anions Portland men in tho city
today were B. F. Cunningham, Jesse
Huber. W.' W. Carroll, Li O. Ross, H.
I. Stantemyer, J. A. Ockwlg, Guy R.
Harper and J. D. MeCord. .
Kodak work. Jap Art Store. 326
The board of education recently
passed a resolution authorising the
superintendent of schools to investi
gate tho necessary steps in making
application for the accrediting of tho
hlah school on the Northw.est Asso
ciation of Secondary and Higher
Schools. This has been done and the
necessary blanks have been filled out
and submitted. Shortly after the
Spokane meeting ot the Inland Em
pire Teachers association the list of
accredited high schools of the' North
west association will be published.
It is hoped that the Medford school
may be placed on this list, for it is
only another means ot raising the
standardization ot the high school
since It is necessary that several rigid
conditions be met.
Yon can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
The Young People of tho Baptist
church on North Central are giving
a patriotic meeting for the returned
soldiers Sunday, March 30, at 6:15
p. m. A very Interesting program Is
planned. All are welcome.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. "
: Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Dranahan of
Myrtle Creek, Jeft for home today
after, a visit with Mrs. Dranahan's
sister, Mrs. .Mildred Luce, chief oper
ator of the telephone exchange. Rev.
Dranahan up to. a year ago last Sep
tember was pastor of the M. E.
church South of Medford for four
years. He Is pastor now of the Myr
tle Creek church.
- Best line used cars. Geo. L. Trelch
ler Motor Co.
A report Is in circulation In Med
ford that contractors on highway
work in Douglas county are only em
ploying as laborers foreign born la
bor. of the variety familiarly known
as Dagoes, instead of giving prefer
ence to discharged soldiers.
. It pays to save In the Building &
Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Two more carloads of cattle will
arrive in the city tomorrow In charge
of O. A. C. students, and one arrived
yesterday, for Saturday's auctlbn sale
of Shorthorn cattle which will begin
at 1:30 p. m. In Dr.-Helms' barn on
North Fir street. A large attendance
Of farmers and livestock men Is ex
pected not' Only from this county but
from all-over southern Oregon.
as
giliitUiiUr.i;
J$ delight to ihe
paiare; a comion;
to the nerves.
Instant
Fostum
instead of coffee.
Tonight
NOTE! ! CUETAUT AT 7:45 SHARP .
m
The New Military Dramat-;
' ic Farce; with Music, Girl3
and the famous Kolb and
DU1 'i ;;..V-v
"JAZZ ORCHESTRA"
PRICES 50c, $1.00, $1.50
HAT DYES
". Coloritc, all .colors, Wonder t)ya, the large pack-,
ago and the. best dye, 30c.. All colors frorn jet black;--to
natural. ". ,. '-.:-.
Heath's Drug' Store
Phone 884 f The San Tox Store
Tho .luckson comity draft bo.trd.
or board of exemption, will censo to
exist next Saturday, nltho tho bixml
has beou practically out of oxlstojtco
tor months. 'On that day ' lieorso
Howard,, chief clerk of. tho board,
censes his services. Yesterday all
tho board records were packed up
and shipped to the adjutant ot the
army at Washington. 1). C.j In caro
ot tho select Ivo service records divis
ion. '
Bakory goods at DeVoo's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Yorkos of Tort
land who have been visiting relatives
In the comity for tho past two weeks
left for homo this morning.
Guaranteed brake lining for ' all
cars. 0. K. Gates Auto Co. "
v. smart Dltsworth of Dorby loft this
morning for Portland, whore ho wilt
Bpond tho summer. -
Six registered Hereford bulls.' M.
F. Hanky. 314
The present Is. n busy tltno w.lth
the farmers and orchardlsts, Who itro
rushing plowing and seeding and
spraying and pruning work. Durln,'
tho past week tno grounu nns neon
drying out fast and everywhoro pos
sible plowing Is being done. , ,
Legal slie typewriter papor SI. 50
por box ot S00 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
A conferenro has been on here at
the federal forestry office the past
two days between Stato Forester El
liott, R. II. Chapler. forestor ranger
in chargo of the O. & C. grant lands.
Hugh B. Rankin, supervisor of tho
ini.nl r.wlaml forest rw district, and W.
T. Grieve, who looks after the hold
ings for the Rogue . Klvor -Timber
company, relative to a division ot nil
federal, state and grant lands of this
district In tho mnttor of fire patrol
and protection work.
Legal site typewriter papor $1.50
per box of 600 sheets.. Good quality
Bond. Mcdfora rrinung company, n
Thnrn has been good bait fishing
for some time past in the rlvor and
larger streams of tho county. The
river has been' daily literally lined
with fishermen since the fine weath
er set. in.
Among business sojourners roKls
liM'oil at tho hotnls today wuro 10. 11,
Merlin ot Seattle,- M, Whltjoh ot
j Oakland, K. A, CoUo of Waldo, and
j, .xi. i -inyion oi .Norm iienu. .
Old papers Cor building 'fires, and
houso cleaning,, lOe bundlu, -
TALK LIBFRTY BONDS
1'OlfTLAND, Mmvli a?. homlimr
uewsimper, men of Oremm met here
totfiw with Kxecutivo (.Minimum
'Cmikincluuii anil . other ot'fieiuln', in
rlinriM of the Vintorv Liberty J,omi
in Oreiioiv to discuss imhlieitv . for
tlin lenii. jMoro Hum u kimito of ed
itors of pnHers tliiiiiiuiioul the stiite
w.ere hero for Hie milliertiur. Tliev met
ut the Vortliiml Press, dull, lieuiluuiir
ters for publicity for the drive. Most
of the editors tilmtnctl to remain here
until tomorrow for u oiifereiie of
(otiiitv iniimivcrs. Women hemline
their divisions of the Victory Loan
drives in tliu vnriiuiH counties ulso
weri" to moot here tomorrow.
Speclnl Coruniunlcatlon Mod-
ford I.odgo 103, Krlday oven.
Ing. Murch SH. Work In E. A. degree,
by order ot ti'io-W. M. I
L. Jl. WILLIAMS, Secy.
Mint Jell
Try Mint
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
Inmb or cold
nicnts, It ia
vastly better
than mint
sauce., Try
Jiffy. Jell
desserts with
their real
fruit flavors In essence, ,
form, in vials. Each is so
rich in condensed fruit
lulco that it makes a real
fruit dainty. Yet they cost
no more than old-style
gelatine desserts, :
Mwjell
; 10 Flavor, at Your Crocr'
. 2 Paekas for 35 Cmf :
ML
DR. RICKERT
TOO LAT JO CLASSIFY
WANTWI) Lawn mowers to shar
pen. Wo cull fur mid deliver.
Phono i!Ul-J. Liberty Hupalr
Shop. ' , . V
FOR 8 ALIO 12-liiich P. & O. gang
plow. Phone 40.S-K3. -7
North
FOIl HKNT UoolUB at 'J23
Central. Phono 370-L.
FOR SALK Cheap, four flrst-clnsir
milk cows. Call nfler S o'clock
P. lit. Ilert StiinclKf. Phoenix. 9
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I'rlntinir, post enrd nir.e, 3 for 10a.
, li'fyx'JV iiiul smaller, 2 for Sc.
' K.verv dnv service.
JAP ART STORE
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Bolshevism is based upon'
violence, relies upon force,
is deaf to right or reason.
To force tho bowels to move
by. taking castor oil, pills,
" salts, mineral waters, etc,
is to outrage Nature "and
."bolshevik" the body. Be
cause drugs act by produ
cing irritation, j .
Castor oil, for instance, is so
obn6xious that the bowels
make frantic effort to get rid
of it. Other medicines, from
senna to salts, provoke ac
tion by causing the bowels
to try desperately to expel
them first. . . .
With such remedies there
fore the removal of bowel
waste is secondary and
wholly incidental. Hence,
the result is not to cure con
stipation, but on the con
trary, to make it worse,
more obstinate, harder to
overcome, f
On the othehand, Nujol is
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any drug, acts mechan
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forcing her.
Nujol supplies necessary
moisture to soften intestinal
, contents and facilitate easy,
thorough evacuation at reg
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the action of intestinal
muscles. N u j o I absorbs
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'Nujol is free from any dele
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at any age, under any con
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rr urmng. , Mllled botlllt
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Tomorrow
LIBERTY
Saturday
v I
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"Private 'Peat" '.
TWO YEARS IN HELL AND BACK WITH ' A
- SMILE .
This Pliotodrama based on Private Peat's celebrated book
f . : , Added. Attraction Toinoirow Night Only
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Til Xew Sclecl ioiiH - .:
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Mark
The love of iv woinnnis
matched aKiiinst an iiihi't-
itotl ctuve ami love eoiv
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For 20 cts per Can
.1 wmet norn
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Spinacli
.'' s&w
Sprouts
Brussels
Scnienelin s
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Hamilton, Howard, Wnlthnm,
KlKln, Oruun mid tho llilii modal
Hwlas wutditw wllh Intorniitlomil
rupiitiiiliiim fur africlaucy and il
poiKlulilllty aro found at llila storo.
Wo hnvo miiny iitytoi for liutll
moo and womuu to "cilix-t (rum.
Ilrldul allvor. Our dlHplny of
hnnilHumo ullvnr omliracOH tlio
nowcm pnttnrna mid flnlnhrti In
tuhlo and flutwaro. Comploto oi
and liiiiidnnmo cliontM nro nhown
uri woll n upon Hloi-k pnttornH
from which any niuuhor of niiui li
(l pUino" mny ho chomiii. At '
rinmo HI. VIxlloi'K nhviijH wclcmno
Martin J. Reddy
tub .ii:wi;i,i:ii "
l'lmiio 81.,
VlnltorB Alwaya Wolcomo.
! aun i ' rte, tV
Sprinq Is here and; vou can satisfy
vour ambition bv mirchaslnq a lawn '
mowinq and oardonlnq tools of .the
Poole Furniture Co.
Wo carry a blq line of furniture and'
nou6ohol( necessities to supply the
Siirlnq wants.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also iiKont for Polrlmnka ond Morse
jiineimiE.,
17 9t!l Rlvprsldi),
v.
Lady Assistant,