Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 11, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpa arc two MEDFORD' MATT; TRTRTJNT!. MEDFORD, ORHflOtf. KlilDAY, AIMML .11. 191!) Will O. Stocl. secretary of the Conimercliii chili, has' been choson city manager of the Victory loan ; campaign- and has accepted the ap pointment. W. N. Campbell Is the .(:' county manager of the campaign, Geo. W. Douglas, the upholsterer, formerly at 201 South Riverside, has : removed his establishment to 101 South Contral. cor. of Eighth street. Phone 615-J. : ,,f The W. C. T. U. chapter at its meeting Thursday afternoon elected Mrs. B. H. Hurd as corresponding secretary and Mrs. L. L. Snell as au - perlntendcnt of health and morality. The chapter voted $50 from its trea sury to- the national' w, C. T. U. Jubilee fund. Mrs. Alma Ownhy of tho Orlffln creek district, came 12 miles to attend the meotlng. " ' Fhone 64-J. "Will furnish few sel ct pigs on share to proper party. 19 , The Comrades club of the Drama league took a hllft into the country this afternoon, starting from the city at i p. m. and will have lunch and : a wiener: roast 4efore returning. Call MHchell In regard to that lawn1 mower and have It sharpened right; v Called tor J and delivered. Fhone 2 20-J. Mrs. R. M. Nicholson of Gold Hill is visiting friends in the city.. DeVoe has a fine line of assorted thoeolates at 60c per pound. Miss Beatrice Simmons of Taco- nra Wash., arrived on Thursday's ' late, train and is a guest of Miss AtlKte Halley at 125 South Oakdale i avenue.-. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs ' E. W. Simmons will arrive in a few days as they are drivine thru In their car. ' That .beautiful, staunch, well-built little slx-cyllnder car will soon be here; Wait Elliott & Cook Auto Co. ' Mrs. V Julia Bowman and son Roy Bowman, arrived In the city this morning from Weed to attend the" runerai oi Mrs. nowman's son, jonn A. Bowman, who died at Weed last Tuesday from the after-effects of fin attack. They' were met at the depot by Mrs. Bowman's daughter, - Mrs. Carrol Bertelson. ' For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. , 'Clint Gallatin, the Yreka auto dealer, returned home today, having come over to attend the Elks min strel show last night Piston rings for all ears. C. E. Gates Auto Co. " ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Galbralth of Chi cago, are visitors In Medford "and registered at the Nash.- ; ! Switches made from combings. 340 South Riverside. Phone 292-X. 325 -N. R. Zimmerman of Butte Falls, . is In Medford today having arrived Thursday. 'If we don't please you let us know and' we will return your money. Elliott Cook Auto Co. ' .Among Cold Hill people here Fri day was Mrs. Fred Guy. ' Alco TaxL Phone 95. 'The county court spent Friday in the Sams Valley section looking over . some Improvement work.- Orrea, the ladles' tailor from Ash land; will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Spring styles shown. 323 The high school class In geology under the direction of the class teacher. Miss Vesta Holt, visited the : Opp mine near Jacksonville this afternoon. - Halstead the Healer. Treatment 1.00. 227 S. Central. Phone 379-H. 327 (Lieutenant Frank Foley of Ivoa Angeles,' is in the city on one of his periodical visits.. ' , :.- Are you in the market for a car? If so better 'wait until our surprise shipment comes in. Elliott & Cook ; Auto 'Co. : H.'H. Corey and Fred Williams' of the state public, service commission, and W.. P. Ellis, reporter of the com mission, who are here today attend ing a meeting, are guests at the Hotel Medford. ; It pays to save In the Building & Loan. 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. Mrs. Ben- Ely of Portland, repre sentative - of - the Associated Products League of Oregon, enroute from Kla- ; math .Falls to Portland, Bpent Thurs day night in the city. A two-lb. box-of Vogan's chocolates for $1.35 at DeVoe's. Princess Mona Darkfeather, the Indian screen actress who had been appearing In person at the Rialto for two days, left late Thursday night for Dunsmulr. . Northern grown non-irrigated seed potatoes. Bardwell Fruit Co. 1 Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Myer of Lake Creek), were among the guests regis tered at the Hotel Medford last night. Mr. Truck Owner, let us figure on your tire business. We have the only tire press in Jackson county. Elliott &.Cook Auto Co: : Fred Pelouze of Eagle Point, was here In attendance at the minstrel show- last night. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. Mrs.. Lloyd Dyer of Grants Pass, was a -Medford visitor Friday. .Springs- tor all cars. C. E. Gates ' Auto Co. ' '- H. L, Tanenbaum of New York and M. A. Smith- of Chicago, were among the eastern visitors in Medford today. Hemstitching;- pecoting, all work guaranteed. -Vanity Hat Shop. .' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Desirable acreage, close ... in, terms. .For information ad dress Owner, Mail Tribune. ' 42 WEEKS & McGOWAN CO . UNDERTAKER ' Day Phonet Pacific 227. Night Phones t F. W. Weeks, 103-J2. v Ladjr Assistant. . I . Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ayor of Clny county, iXebraska, following a visit with the former's cousin, Mrs. G. W. Tucker, left today for a visit at Cali fornia points. ; v- First regular dance of the season in the big open air pavilion at Gold Hill, Saturday night, April 13th; 1 vMlsa Mabel , Hawkins is a Hotel Medford guest from Weed. i . Kodak work Jap Art Store. 320. Geo. H. Trana 1b in the city again after a several days business visit at Klamath Kails. Get your milk,' cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Commodoro Perry has bade tare well to the briney deep and is now In Portland. ; Ho was discharged from the navy April 4. ';. Northern grown non-Irrigated seed potatoes. Bardwell Fruit Co. 19 The following executive committee has been named by Chairman Stott of Grants Pass for the Victory loan drive in that city: F. C. Bramwoll, O. E. Lundburg, S, . Baker, N. F. Macduff, Geo. C. Sahtn, A. B. Cornell and O. S. (Blanchard. - ' Biggest dance ot the season. Best floor in the state. , Best music ob tainable. Gold Hill pavilion, Satur day night, April 12th. IS George M. Pope of tho firm ot Dennis. Kimbell & Pope will arrive in Medford tomorrow evening on his annual inspection ot the coast fruit districts. E., M. .McKeaney. local representative of the firm will leave with Mr. Pope next week for the reg ular inspection ot the -Hood River, Yakima and Wenatchee districts. A reliner will double the lite ot your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Mrs. E. P. Powers and children leave tonight to join Mr. Powers at Tacomn. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. - Doug las, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. Funeral services over the late Rob ert -Wilson -who died at' his heme. 17 South Peach street April 10, will be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m., from tho Weeks & -McGowan company chapel. Rev. D. E. Millard will of ficiate. ' " Hemstitching, Pecoting, Handicraft Shop. G. F. Billings of Ashland, was in Medford today. Lithia water at DeVoe's. J. F. Hlttson is in San Francisco on business. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. Evans, of Duns mulr, are guests at the Hotel Hol land. They came here in their auto Thursday. - "Everybody's going." The biggest dance since war was declared, next Saturday night at the Gold Hill pa vilion. April- 12th. . Y 18 Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion Create Gas, Sourness and Palo. How To Treat Medical authorities state that near ly nine-tenths of the cases ot stom ach troable, indigestion, sourness, burning, as, bloating, nausea, etc., are due to an excess of hydrochloric acid In the stomach and not as some believe to a lack of digestive Juices. The delicate stomach lining is irritat ed, digestion Is delayed and 'food sours, causing the disagreeable symp toms which every stomach sufferer knows so well: Artificial digestents are not need ed in such cases and - may do real harm.' Try laying aside all' digestive aids and Instead get from any drug gist a tew 'ounces of, Bisurated Mag nesia and take a teaspoonful in a quarter glass of water right after eating.' This sweetens the stomach, prevents the formation of excess acid and there Is no sourness, gas or pain. Bisurated- Magnesia- (in- powder or ta'blet form never liquid: or milk) is harmless to the stomach, inexpen sive to take and is the most efficient form of magnesia for stomach pur poses. It is used by' thousands of people whi enjoy their meals with no more fear of indigestlpn. Adv. Kodak Finishing Film developing, 15c roll. Printine, post card size.. 3 for 10c. 1 2x3A and smaller. 2 for-5c- :, Every dav service. JAP ART STORE t o d a Look! Who's Here! The original "Arizona'' oil. tlie stage thrilled DOIr PI AYS gveat crowds everywhere for. years. With no galr -t nrmnpwTnw loping Lieutenant, no wild prairie, no DouglnFair Liiu I . i uin banks gee it now on tho 8(!1;cen! With all tllCB0 added! ,. -. . . :';.!-. i COMEDY There was a frost this morning, the temperature dropping as low as 2S degrees In Medford and to 27 or 20 degrees In aevornl other parts of the valley. There was consequently much smudging. County Agent Cate started out this afternoon to so how much damago was done, The San Francisco weather bureau prediction ot this morning for a heavy to killing frost for Saturday morning .was rath er disquieting to tho orchurdtsts, but It is hoped that local conditions will be such by 7 o'clock tonight Frost Expert Young will be ablo to give out a- more reassuring prediction. Four-inch wooo pipe at Mod lord Lumber Co. , : ; tf E. A. Geary aud A. P. Geary are guests from Portland ut the Hotel Holland. ; Four-Inch wood pipe at Medford I Lumber Co. ".- tf At then high school assembly this afternoon pluns were discussed tor the grading and beauttfyiug ot the vacant lot in the rear of the high school building and extending to Riverside avenue, and the building ot several tennis courts thereon. Bakery goods at DeVoe's. ' Miss Elsie Enalo left this morning tor her home ut Grenada after a visit hero with her sister, Mrs. F. 11. Mln- ear.- -; 1:- - . . You can always tlnd something tor a quick lunch at DeYos's.. George Thorn of McMurray, Is ono ot the Washington stute visitors in the city. : ,. Brake lining tor all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Q. A. Mlnnlng ot Applogato and John .Buckley ot Ruch, are among the people here today from their respec tive sections. Malted milk 50e lb. DeVoe's. : Don Colvig, manager ot the Cali fornia Oregon . Power company nt Yreka, came to the city yestordny for the Elks minstrel show and to visit relatives. - Fir slab and dry wood for sale by J. T. Cagnon. Phone 859. The state publio service commis sion with members Fred Williams and H. H. Corey sitting held a hear ing this afternoon in the federal building on the complaint filed. by George Hilton-against the California Oregon Power company asking that the company be compelled to extend its lines and give service in the Cen tral Point vicinity to Mr. Hilton, Dr. Keene, Mr.. Martin, Mr. Smith and others. The company claims that It is an Impossibility to do this as the Postal Telegraph company poles take up one side of the road and the Pa cific Telephone and Telegraph com pany poles take up the other side. Spark plugs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Starts Today & B' tta,).. T Lock JOHN BARRYMORE la His Greatest Success ADDED ATTRACTION , TOM MIX in , ""SIX CYLINDER LOVE" Adults 25c; Cildren 10c v - . SUNDAY ' ' Marriage. ' ' MON-TUES: "Riders of the Purple Sage. y liberty tomorrow DOUG FAIRBANKS in His Latest Artcraft Picture "ARjZONA" ADMISSION Adults.25c Sir. and Mrs. L. C' Gibson and Mrs. N. U. Netlsou of llnudou, Ore are glioma at the Medford, us are Mr, it ml Mrs, Chiw. S. Drowsier of Corvnllis. ., "- - ..- - Moose dance Saturday night. Lnunspnch orchestra. ; No children under 16 allowed unless chaperoned. ;..,'':).-,,;-; ;., . , , 17 ' E. iNV Eldrcdge of lndcpoiutonco. Ore., Is visitor In tho city, - Canteens are practically indestruo- tiiblo, yet cost less than water bags. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Saii Francisco hion ho'ro today In cluded . S. HuRun, Jos. Jacobs, F. H. Yost aud P. A. Erber. ; ; ; . For fire Insurance phono 84', cor ner Eleventh street and 3. P. track, D. H. Wood & Co. : . K. Schroodor, C. K. Nelson and A. Bridges are In Medford on bustuess vlslla'from Seattle.- WANT 1 5,000 MEN FOR ' U.S.A1R SERVICE SAN FKANC1SCO, April 11.--Authorlty has just boon granted by the general staff ot tbo army for the enlistment ot about 15.000 men into the alt' service. This presents an un usual opportunity for those who de sire to become identified with what Is probably tho most talked ot a ltd fas cinating branch of military service; and it is a foregone conclusion that the quota will soon be filled. Enlist ment is for ono or three year periods. The air service has a mechanical Instruction school in operation at tho present tlmo and Is about to establish others. ' " , The apparent disparity between pay ot civilinus.and pay ot enlisted men In tho army, at tho first glance seems -to be in favor ot the civilian, whereas, as a matter of tact, it the question were analyzed ' closely, the average pay ot the enlisted man com pares very favorably with that of the civilian. '' . DIED - BOWiMAN -Died at: the home of his mother, Mrs. Julia Bowman at Weed, Cal., Wednesday, April 9th, 1919, John A. Bowman, aged 2$ years, six months, 16 days. He was born at Boxeman, Mont., Sep;. 3, 1893. Funeral services will be hold at the grave in Jacksonville ceme tery, Saturday morning at 10 a. m., April 12, 191 9," Rev. A. H. Gammons officiating. Friends", and acquain tances are Invited to attend. , Mr. Bowman was reared in Jack sonville and- Medford and had many The House of 'Big Features RAFFLES ;The Amateur Cracksman Ycur Valuables Then Come Down and See TWa One J Up 1 '. Children 10c frUiudR hero, lie hud boon working at W cod for Biiverul yours past, Mlus Daisy Connor mid 'Mr. Itlchard O. Moretook, both of (lold lllll, wore united In miu'i'iuKo nt tho 'residence of Itov. O. It, Carlos, 8-19 Norlh Von trnl avonue, Medford, on Thursday at i p. m April-10, HH, Tlioy wore attended; by, Mlsa Daisy Fuel and Mr, Frank Carter. Minn Cooper U the accomplished daughter ot a suc cessful ranch owner in Snnis VallBy and Mr. Morolock recently returned with tho 05th artillery from France, lie was a. member ot the regimental baud and listed us a first class music ian. Their-many trlnndt will extend' heartiest congratulations to this esttmnble young couple. ' ST l.ttlttrf XI; tnl ttV!..l,! men held up tho Hivilen lunik iu tlio northern, sootUin af the nit v vaxter diiv niul esciipcd with between WO, ono mid (0.()ii0. ' MRS. LEWIS OF; BROOKLYN Tells How She ' Was Made Well by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. Brooklyn, N. Y., "For ono year 1 was miserable- from a displacement, which caused u tfen oral run-down con dition with honil itches and twins in my side. My sister induced mu to try Lydia ICi'inkliam's Vego table Com pound. I found it helped mo very much and such a splendid tonic that I nm recommend inc it to any woman who hm sinillur troubles.' Mrs. Euiie Q. Lewis, DO Vernon Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Such conditions as Mrs. Lewis suf fered from may be caused by a fell or n general weakened run-down condition of the system, and the most uucceiuful rwnedy to restore strength to muscles and tissue nnd brinfr about o normal healthy condition has proved to bo this famous root and herb medicine, Lydia E. I'inkhnm'a Vegetable Compound. If you have disturbing symptoms yon do not understand wrlie Lydia E: i'iiilt ham Meilicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result of their 40 years experience is at your service. , Two Days "IS tar -Vri1 OAKKmUrib . - - in - Let's AH Go! Theodord Roberts as Canby NEWS WEEKLY IE!! Jjl 5'" I,--'-, -i i si? j : -a iii jiiiit , Better than Fills VOU WILL NEVER wish . pilUafter having onco .' lota.' They are easier nnd more pleasant to take more gentle and mild in their action and more reli able. They lenvo the bowels in a natural condition while the use of pills- is often followed by severe constipation,! requiring a constant incrckso In; the. dose; Evory bottlo guaranteed by your druggist.- Believe Me ; Kkk ' iw cliiMil n tliry will Iki IIiU hwimiiii, Anil they will 1h n lot IiIhIut tllU winter. Iliuliio tlio liluli irlr liy liuttlutf tlii'in up In Wtr (lliuw iiuw. i'A . i , , '. Heath's Drug Store Phone 884 The San Toz Store IUL J. -I It Ji. "i . 1 1 I- 111 1 , ' - J THE " v;' MYSTERY WAIT FOR IT! Elliott & Cook Auto Co. Successor to Power Auto Co. Medford Vegetables When ordering canned Tomatoes and String Beans, ask for the home pro duct. We guarantee this brand to give satisfaction. Fresh Vegetables Every Morning v Our .Vegetablo Department is filled with. Fresh Vegetables every morning ' 1 . .. CALL EARLY , Porsonal "Attention. Prompt Service H. E. MARSH . " Phone 252. Record and Receipt WHEN one issues a Fhst National Bank check lie aatomatieally obfaiiis both of tho i above., Tlio record of the transaction is en-: tered in his check stub while the canceled ' check, which wo return, is evidence of pay ment. , 1 ' ':: .- '""' ' ' '.'' '-. ;". V ,-.Yod can ntiderstand: why - every - ' - ic business person has a cheeking ac- count, can't you? r 1ni)i'fHMIMS'r ' ' '-'W'-iVitt't! ' Capital $100,000. - . Vhe First National Bank . . MEDFORD to toko another dbso of used ChamborlUlnTfib-;.; iEl!Jfii0i 1 t Ml Canned OREOON