Medford mail tribune., March 28, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
The big homecoming demonstra
tion In honor of the returned luon
'from war Berrlco to he held tonight
at the Elks clubhouse under-the bus
pIceB of the Parents and Next of Kin
'association will tcgln at S o'clock
and dancing will begin at 9 p,
Evoiy returned soldier, sailor and
marine Is Invited to attend In unl-
''. form and each la -prlleged to bring
his sister or lady friend. The public
'generally 'is not Invited. A crowd of
400 to 600 people is expected to at
tend the affair; Hofreshmonts will
be seryed In 'the basement, all being
seated t long tables.,' . . t
' : DeVcie has a rmo mt or assorted
chocolates at soe per pound.' , -
1 tr. and "Mrs. George Carrett re
ceived a telegram today from tholr
, son Vernon announcing his arrival
In New York yesterday from Franco,
In which country he had been serving
the 'past -22 months in the ambulance
service, having gone into service with
Hhe Stanford university unit from
. California. . . v .
Noodles and cnop suey at New
: York 'Restaurant. ' v S13
. , Miss Cora Bonnott left for Oakland
yesterday to visit friends and expects
to spend the summer in that city and
6 an Francisco. . .
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
. . John Johnson, Jr., and wife and
son were In the city last night from
. Ashland to attend the Kolb & Dill
performance and were guests at the
'Hdtel Holland. They returned home
this forenoon.
Switches made from combings. 340
South Riverside. Phone 292-X. 325
'County Judge R. H. Bunnell of
Klamath county and wife of Klamath
Falls, are guests at the Hotel Med
lord. .,.
', Orres, the ladles' tailor from Ash--land,
will be at Hotel Holland every
. Thursday. Spring styles shown. 323
Among the Jacksonville visitors in
tbjB city today were Mayor Emil Britt.
Halstead the Healer. Treatment
. $1.00. 227 S. Central. Phone S79-H.
' '' ' 327
Captain'. Grover Todd who Is well
known in Med ford thru having com
manded Company I, Third Oregon ln-
. fantry. When it did guard patrol duty
here during the early part of the war,
returned to his hdme at Woodburn
from France last Sunday. Shortly
'after the . regiment arrived in France
the captain was placed in charge of
the depot division at Soings and
'trafned recruits principally in auto
matic and machine rifle work till the
end of the war. v
Ako Taxi. ?Fnone 95.
At a meeting of the cliamber of
commerce Of Grants Pass hold this
week, a vote taken was unanimously
fn 'favor of the chamber maintaining
a free auto camp In that city for tour
ists this season. The matter is now
In the hands of the directors of the
chamber for action. ;
Oldsmobiles set the pace.' Geo.
Trekshler Motor Co.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman K.
Merrill'bf Beagle, a son, starch 27th.
'Mrs. Merrill was 'Miss Agnes Isaacs.
-AIco TaxL v PboLrO 95. - -
. Sergeant Samuel L. (Mark) Leon
erd is on the roster of the 48th artil-
lerV C. A. C. which arrived today at
'Camp 'Lewis, as is Sergeant Herbert
'C. 'Parker -and Corporal Frank W.
Waterman, all of Medford, and Wag-
oher James C. Ross of Central Point,
Private Harry E. Van Dyke and Cor
poral Wm. R. Williams of Ashland.
Guaranteed1 spark plugs for all
ears. C E. Gates Auto Co. ;
Sergeant -'O'Grady, first class
mechanician from Rockell Field, ar
rived in Medford this morning to go
company. 'Sergeant O'Grady is an
expert electrician and repair man.
OLots of did. papers 10c the bundle
at this office.! - : : tf
W. H. Crandall of Eagle Point; was
a Medforii visitor Thursday
. Dr. Edw. da Reymonte, drugless
physician. 'Acute and chronic diseases
by his own system. " 9 to 12, 1 to 5
p. m. Rooms 4-5 St 'Mark's bldg.
'' ' :. ''." . :- .' 'SIR
H.' iZ ipercy of the Rialto theater,!
arrived home yesterday from a trip
to Spokane, Albany and Roseburg. ;
' ." Quick lunch seed potatoes, earliest
known. ' Warner, Wortman & Gore.
' ;,- '.. ';.,-. 10
Theatres company of Albany, is 'a,
busines's yisitor in the city; ;
Ybur -'rbgs or 'carpets cleaned and
returned the same day. , Madson's,
phone 474. 313
, j C. W. Clark recently traded his
-place on the highway south of Talent
fpr property ; at Prospect 4o which
place he Will move next week. ,
, Fir alab and dryood for sale by
J..T. Gagnon. Phone 859. '
,.-, Kdwln T. Sinclair of Venice, Cat,
IB a gueBt at1 the Hotel Medford.;
, Malted milk 50c lb. peVoe's.
Henrietta Donegan is a yisitor in
Medford from Eagle Polnt'and is reg
istered. at the Nash hotel. . '
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central.. Phone 615-J.
The cable necessary ;f or drilling on
the Coker 'Butte oil well' arrived to
day and everything is lit readiness to
.tteglri 'drilling, pending' renewal oil
lfcfises which have expired, due to the
'delay experienced on account of the
war In, securing equipment, states
Manager Davenport, ' , " ,
( "Guaranteed ;sprngg tor all cars.
C: E. Gates Auto Co. '-. .' :
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
; UNDERTAKER
T)ny Phone: Pacific 227.
)KUt Phones: F. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
Tftdy Assistant.
It will cost more to send tolugrams
nfier April. 1st, when the inoronsed
war revenue tax goes into effect.
While there has been a war tax of
flvo cents oh all messages costing 15
cents and over, tho now rate Is 10
cents on all mossnges costing more
than 50 conts to send nnd tivo cents
on messages costing from 15 to 60
cents. Tho war tax will bo collected
at tho sending office when tho mos
sago is prepaid, ami will bo paid by
tho person to whom It Is sent when It
Is "collect," except to points outside
of tho United Slates, when tho soudor
most pay tue tax. ; -. t
'Quick lunch seed potatoes, earliest
known, v Warner, Wortman & Gore,
x ;,; .; ". , " : ' ?' ' ...v.- 10
An added feature pt tho evening
service at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday will be a reading by Mrs. E.
M.'" McKeany, "Canyon Flowers,
taken from Ralph Connor's famous
book, ."The Sky Pilot." The regular
fellowship lunch for the congregation
will be held at tho close of the ser
vice. .
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track
D. R. Wood & Co. , - '
Sergeant lUhert Kent who was re
cently mustered out of the service at
Camp Lewis had a surgical operation
performed In the Dow hospital last
week and hopes to he out soon.
A two-lb. box of Vogan'a chocolates
for S1.S5 at DeVoo's.
F. S. Bramwell, president of the
chamber of commerce ofGrants Pass
was a Dustncss visitor nere Thursday.
Hemstitching, pecotlng, all work
guaranteed. Vanity Hat Shop.
. J. Swanson of Butte Falls, arrived
in tho city Thursday -for a day or
two stay. . . .
With the change in time the first
of the month, Medford stores will
again go on the summer schedule
until October when the time changes
back, most of the dry goods and shoe
stores closing at 5 o'clock and gro
ceries and. other stores closing at 6
o'clock except Saturday. 6
The rain prediction of yesterday
morning brought forth only .03 of
an inch of precipitation. This mor
ning's ; prediction was for probable
showers for tonight and Saturday.
Hemstitching,
Pecotlng, i '
Handicraft Shep.
Among Grants Pass people here
last night to attend the Kolb & Dill
performance were H.- 1. and Miss
Truax,: Vallard Truax, Miss Helen
Layton, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hoffman,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell and Miss
Kdna Cornell.
New-location Main and Central.
Paul's Electric Store. - 315
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Murphy of this
city, are registered at the Hotel Hol
land. - .;
Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15,
Tho:any.frlends;o,Mra; F. E.
Jenkins of 121 Kenwood street, will
be pleased to know that she is im
proving under surgical treatment for
goiter in the Dow hospital. -.
; ." Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. : "
Jay Bowerman and Harrison Allen,
prominent Portland lawyers, are In
the city on business before the circuit
court and are guests at the Medford.
Llthia water at "DeVoo's. .
George M. Stearns is one of the
business visitors in Medford from
Prineville.
Windshield "glasses ror all cars. C.
E. Gates Auto Co. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Grieve -and
Heston Grieve came down from Pros
pect yesterday and attended the per
formance at the Page last night.
' Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. . 317,
I Burrell Short, cohnty commission
er of Klamath county, and Mrs. Short,
are among - the. guests at the Hotel
Medford. 1 ' ;
Get your milk, "cream, batter and
buttermilk at DeVoe'g. , - .-
" Colorado visitors in, Medford are
C. C; Lasello and William Buck of
Deliver. ' " -
' Guaranteed piston rings for all:
cars. 0. E. Gates Auto Co.
' Harold Gray, a member of the
University of Oregon v Glee club,
which sang at Ashland last night,
came over after the concert add spent
the night at homo, leaving this mor
ning for Grants Pass where the club
appears in concert tonight.
'Your suit, overcoat or "one-piece
dresses dry cleaned to your satisfac
tion tot 1.00. Madson, phone' 474.
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Tfte WMsperTftat '-'v ''-:i
Cssnes in the Kighi
Tt ' Glorious Knowledge ' Women
Gain When a Wonderful Thoughfc
: s V.'..". '"'StosJs OrarTbrn -
. Happiness In its mort tlirllllne dgrca
comes to woman with the thought of ooa
Mttlnr baby. ...... .. .
Every woman In the Joy of comlnir moth
CThood should prepare her system for
tho unusual strain. Three generations have
found the tried and reliable preparation,
mothers Friend,-of Mia greatest help at sueh
a time. By Its dally use throughout tlis
period, the skin of the abdomen la matio
soft and elastic, expanding- muscles relax
casiijr when baby arrives, and pain at the
crisis is in this way avoided.
.Tho inflammatioa of breast stands Is
fltxrthed.'
Obtain from your drutnrlst; by all means,
tills great preparation which science has of
fered for eo many years to expectant
motliers. , -
IVrito tho BradDeld Regulator Company,
Dcpt D. Lamar Dulldlng, Atlanta, Georgia,
for their helpful and interesting- Mother
hood Book, nnd begin the nso of Mother's
Friend, . It is for external use, la 'absolutely
safe .andVwonderfullir effective. v -
And remember, there is nothing to take
the place of MOTHEH'S FUIISND.
Kodak Finishing.
Film developing, 15c roll.' ;
( J'rirttin).', post card size, 3 for 10c.
: 2Vf.x3i.i and smnller. 2 lor 0c.
Everv lav Kemeo.
JAP AET STORE
irEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
C. I,. Holmrt, lliu well known nuto
ngent of tlruuts Pass, was tt bualncsa
visitor hero yestordiiy.
Kodak work. Jnp Art Storo. 326'.
Corvallls was chosen for the bien
nial meeting of the Oregon Federa
tion of Women's Clubs next October
at tho annual meeting of the execu
tive board recently hold in Portland.
You can always find something tor
a quick lunch at DeVoo's. ..
. There has been a scarcity , of
tramps visiting Medford. since short
ly after war was declared with Ger
tiKUiv and during tho past winter the
police say that not ovor ten appeared
In Medford. "Not for years have tho
hoboes been ro conspicuous by their
absence. '. This is In great part attrib
uted to tho draft system, the tramps
of military ago flmllug tt unhealthy
to travel without a draft card. Then
too, the work or fight order caused
tramps to run no risk In traveling
Now 4hat warm weather is coming tt
Is expected, that inoro tramps will be
seen In this locality. - .- . .
. Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
Mrs. C. P. Snoddy of Roseburg,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. C. Florey, and sisters, accom
panied by tier sister, 'Mrs. Henry
Wolff, left this morning for Klamath
Falls to vlslt another sister.
Best lino used cars. Goo. L. Trelch
ler Motor .Co. V
R. W. Ulttenburg and Mr. and Mr.
R. M. Start nro guests at tho Medford
from Kugono. "
It pays to save In the Building ft
Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
F. H. Popkln and Paul RuttencuU
tor are Nnsh hotel guests registered
from Grants Pass.
Bakery goods at DoVoe's. "'"
Miss Lbrene Stratton who returned
this week from the University of Ore
gon, wh(ch institution she hud at
tended for the past two years, will
not resume hor studies there until
next fall. ; .
Guaranteed brake lining tor all
cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ;
Mrs. Frank Loomis of Ross Lane,
Is seriously 111 at the Medford sani
tarium, to which institution she was
taken several days ago.
Six registered Hereford bulls. M.
F. Hanloy. .314
Miss Dora West is a Portland guest
registered at tho Medford.
Old papers for building fires 'and
house cleaning, 10c bundle. x
George. C. Wolter of Oakland, Cal.,
a former Jackson county man, ar
rived In Medford this, morning to
visit his parents; Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Wolter. He has Just been discharged
from the naval aviation service in
which he enlisted In October, 1917,
and recently returned from England
where he was stationed on patrol
duty for months on the North sea
oast. At the time of'his enlistment
he was a 'member of the Oakland po
lice Iqrca and. after his .Visit horo ho
returns td'duty on the police force.
U-!
WASHINGTON-. Marcli i28 Five
Surrendered Germtin submarines will
leave Enirlurid tomorrow for tho Uni
ted States mnnned bv Anierienn crews
and convoyed bv the American sub
marine tender Btishnell. Thcv arc
expected to arrive in American wat
ers lute iH April 'rind will be disnlaved
at ports to bo selected in connection
with the 'Liberty 'loan eiimrihicn.'
GLADYtS BROCRWELL
' : : , ' : IN
"The ForbiddensRoom"
MissTSi'dckVell's Latest and Best
TIIECOAreDY
' "BEHIND THE LINES" ')' '
ADUryjVS 20c; - CJirLDKUN 10c
COMING. SUNDAY WILLIAM FARNUM :
Today
.raTrW
MTCPFOTTO, OliKGON".
BISHOP SUMNER:
a
Tlio M. JJev, Wiiller. T. Sumner. T).
IV, bislton of Oreiton, will lo t St.
Murks' fllmvli on NuiuHnv oveiitm;,
and prvai'li nml t'otilirm n cluss. .
ilitihon Sumner was a ureitt friend
nntl ullihiror !of tho Into Tlieoiloro
Hoosevell, liml was u fredtioiit cuest
at Ovxtor HV, ' '-f '
The liirtlioji a-niiujtl n iiutlon-wMo
riMuitntioit liv his social work t tho
eathetlrnl In Cliioato! nml Avns one of
tho commission of social rot'onst ruc
tion in that cilv, whoso report, issued
miller lliu nuspiees of Ilia t'liioniro vice
couiniisison, wna nitiilo the text book
of social tx'form in so inimv cities, lie
is widelv known nnd soutrht ns n
lecturi'r on the iirovnilini; toiiies. of
niitionul nml eiviri iinirovcnieut.
BRITISH EMBARGO IS
ON SALMON LIFTED
LONDON, Mar. 28. In order that
canned goods Importers nnd distribu
tors may take the necessary steps for
purchasing tholr supplies of tho 1919
pack of American ' and Canadian
canuod salmon, the food controller
announces that it Is not his presont
Intention to purchase, this pack or
requisition tho supplies cn arrival lu
England. If. however, circumstances
render It necessary, maximum prices
may bo Imposed tor tho aule of this
salmon.
125JO0O DEPORTED
lUlUSSELS, Mar. 28. Six thou
sand illelglan civilians died during
the war as the result of (ierman ill
treatment, accordlug to an Official
report made in the chamber of depu
ties Thursday. Seven thousand chil
dren were made orphans nnd 12.1,-.
000 men were deported from Belgium
by the Gormnns. ' " ,
The Indemnity which can be claim
ed by Belgium on this account Is
estimated at 900,000.000 francs.
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
5 u re; Relief
TOR INDIGESTION
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE One or two horses. G. I.
. Schermerhorn. , 6
WjUXTKD Married man on fruit
ranch. Steady job, H. B. Tronson.
, Eaglo Point. : '. 8
FOR SALE Nice little fair of gentle
mnles. Watklns Feed Store. 10
Today---Saturday
LIBERTY
PRIVATE
HAROLD PEAT
"Private -.Peat"-
- '
TWO YEARS IN HELL AND BACK WITH ' A
SMILE
This Photodrama liascd 'on iPi'ivato Peat's cclobratcdbbok
Added AttraGtidnTonight Only v
Harry "Caruso" Manning'
In New Selections ,
FKIDAY, MAKOII 28, 1019
MORE CLOTHING
Tlio result of tltu Hod Cross cloth
1111; drive inis nut been as Kuccussl'ul
n it should, lie. , l'cople, ltotli In town
and ,'in tlio t'oiiiiti'V lire lirued to Niiiid
In nil tlio 'old clotliiii"' IJiuv liiivo, cIho
Mod ford will 1 full verV inu'oli Mow
ilH iiuolu.' If vim ciiuiiiit. Urintrvour
bundles to the cidlcotinn Htutioii (it
Die Kusli (Irill,. U'lcHiliuno 1)1)2, uiid
the biindlcK will bo culled tor. ' '
)lo'rtfrirn are needed bv the motor
corps, nnd Mrs.- Wold romieslH the
incnibcrs of lliu onrps, wlio'oan uivo
some more time to this work t c:'.!l
hvadiiiiartors. ' . '
t)ur hrnnch of the Hed Cros did
siit'li efficient work nil durinif the
wnr. Knit Iiiih nevur failed in nnv of
its efforts, so let each nnd nil of us
eoopWiito nnd enrrv thin elotliinit
drive to 11 successful end, . : .
WASIIINOTON, Mar. 2S. - An lm
modlnto call for 50,(100 voHintoorn,
for sorvlca In Kuropn has boon pre
pared by tho wnr department and
probably, win lio published tomorrow.
As,'an lncoiillvo to eiillstment tlio
mop will bp offored early ' duly In
' J".'' W 'unu
: OROWINQ
( CMIUORIN ,
Sciiieff kiln's
Specials
For 20 ctslper Can
Sweet Corn
Del Monte Brand
Spinach
::i . s&w
Sprouts
Brussels
iffelin'
C chief felin's
; Grocery
MEDFOED IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.
Also aecnt for Fairbanks end Mow
,., i . gninnee. . , ; , , ,, ,
17 iRnilth Rlvurslrl.
LIBERTY TAXI
With "now 'DOdge car. ::' 1
SfaflonoS at 18 N. Front St.
3
Halo & Jjjon, Props, l'lione
Tomorrow
5! r .-.:-.,'!rJC
Franco im u rwllot for men In tlio tix
pedltloiiury forcos who wlnh to roturn
homo, ' ' '
. KniiNtnionl In Mil" aiiPolal forcft
twnv MICK RF.MEF FOR v
, YOUR TIRED,
When your muscle become tlreil anil
wollcii nnd the Jolnu becoino Will,
your circulation poor, ami your aiilior
Ins mnk you Irritable, an application
of Sloan'd Llnlmout ivc yuu quick
relief kills pal". rt ''r Ij'T
circulation, rcucvep rongsii ... -
eniuer and c caner to i !
!.i.,..r hi nliitnieniH. acti ailloWly a
doc not cliK tlio po. ' It doc nuC
'tain tho ikiu. . . ...'
i he iviav o.
Where the New Things for
Easter Are Seen at Their Best.
; As always, licrfitlos nl'fi'i'
iiifriiitrons liii'i?t,st;nr'S(H't
ltifiits of fiiKliiun-t'avtiiTd
ajarnu'iits t choixso fnun
lift May Otuniiany. V'l'ii't'S
tiri' invarinlily initi'kt'd ly
a liHifloratcnt'ss SvliichiH
tyi'i'':l 'f Quality
HUu'o. , v
ats
New 1 1 at 8 iutMiik daily
show that tho Wattfiiu
tyiio. which tilts ovor tho
eyes and l'laros up at tho
liaolc to rcvoal hirnkfil
fkiwors, glossy fruits nnd
ohanuing foliago, is high
in favor. -Tho bandoau.
,;t'its (.losoly totholioad and
Tioai's 'most of tho Ininloii
of trimming. A'olvot. rib
bon is froijiiontly used en
lircly for decoration.
Hut why 'imrtidulni'isHJ?
Kvoiy now straw, every
now shape, every new
style, every rieW triiinning
for spring is seen in our
idillinery Shop these days.
Tlats to "suit'every type of
face and offering a wide
latitude of price range. ' A
visit to .this section is n
pleasure 'yon -should not
; miss.,
Wraps
' doiits, eape eoiits, capes
and dolmans in all the fire
f erred-, fabrics and color
ings for spring are here i if
a selection so ample as to
warrant us in stating that
every taste can be easily
satisfied and at such a
wide range of prices its' to
meet the requirements of
every expenditure. Dol
4mans,.o course, claim first
a'tteiition wit h ' capes a
good second. ' .
"lUbt C6ntent with Providing Medford's FineBt Aflsort
iflerits of Stylish High Quality Spring Blondes at Mod
erate Prices the Blouse Shop Ahrlb'tuidfJs to Begn to
morrow: ..', -
A Sale of $3,50 New
Spring Blouses
Pictorial lieview
Patterns. - '
THE MAY CO.
A. W..HUBBS, Manager
, HAT DYES
eoloritc, all coloj-s, Wonder Dytf; tlio lli'rgo paelc-'
ago and the best dye, 30c. All colors from jet black
to natural.
Heath's Drug Store ;!-'.".
Phone 884 . V" The San Tbx Store
Will b ror tliiiio yoam. Tho men will
ho oonemili'iiluil at Cuiiip Mtfhilu, Mil.,
mid itrobably will li Kent ovommm
In cuiiiliuoiill i'
STRAINED MUSCLES
y,,t irl. troln, brucf,, "black
and blue" npot, Sloan' Llnlhrant re
duccti tho Mlu anil anc the ioronoin.
Certainly flno for rllcu motion, tlft
neck, tcl-itlca, Uima buck, toothacht.
You don't ncCJ to rub It penetrate.
: . M ..i thl.t ...,.
'S.ZrLZ T.l7.l,Mne a'lrlbl.d .1
Hid whole lumuy, uousroua u uuhicb
at drumjlsn ovorywliera.
i- .( ::' ' ' .Iff
' That tho new tilings for
spring are seen at their
best fat the May Co'mpariy
is rconvin;ing!y ovide'rioed
by the cipleudid disiplaj's of
new suits, . dresses, wraps
and skirts ready tomorrow
in our -Apparel Shop,
among wl.'.ch arc:
Suits
Assortments arc too all
llll
usive to permit oi any
hut the
here.
briefest mention
Suits of serge, gar bar
dine and tricot iiie in box
models, blouse, belted and
plain tailored styles trim
med nierelv with spear
head stitchiiigs. ' The box
models especially, with
I heir vests of silk . crepe,
trieoletfe, dtiyctyn '' and
(riiiinied variously with
lmiid, Liit tons atu tucks
hre admired. ' 5savy,l)Iack,
wind and taupe aro the pre
ferred coloi-s. Prices range
from . ; . .
$25 up.
New silk suits i in fine ar
ray. ; .". "
Dresses .
Taffetas perliaps load in
silk dresses, frequently
tise'd in combination wifh
georgette or printed chif
fon. We luivo new taffetii
(Tresses in fpi'in'g ' 'shades
from . .,.,..-'. . .
vM 19.50;iip."2.
Home Journal
' 1 4 Patterns
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