MTCDFOTTD MATT, TTJBUNT). MEDFORD. OREGON', JTTTDAY, 'AVTUt'i 11, 1919
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WAHHINOTON, April ll.-Tli.-ro
w.iro mi iiililillnniil riiiiortM m lliu
war (l.-inirliiK-iiL futW lo-lnv mi Mm
Hittiiit Inn i.t'Ari-liaiiui-l wlii-ro u mm.
iHiwv of Aiii.-ri.-un triioilH w.-ni In
volved Hourly w iii-)H in,,! jn a
throul.iii.-d tiiiitltiv, rr.ininir lo oli.-v
nnl.tin to eiilruin fur-tliti liitlitinir
liu.-H until nini.-iil.-il in liv thuir rum-
IllVlltill OllllllllllllurH. AljHI-lll'Q of
now Nine tint ri-iiort iniulu uulilin
Vi-i-l.irili.v nftcr an AHMunintinl I'ri-NH
iliNimti-li Irmii
Ari'liiiiik-i'l hud ill-
N.-rili.-d llio inciili'iil, was ri-mirdcd
ii iKvoriiiiit- hikii, innnn at u run Is Paas, nV. W. N.
It wiih iioI.nI in mi off i-ial blutti. Torrid, pustor of tho Aahlnml ItoptlHt
(limit hv lliti wuk iliinr!i!iiiil Hint ''hiiri'h, addn-Kiinil Ilia amioclutlon and
onlv Dim iii.-mli.-r of tlin iiuiivi diiflnml "Tho liroutust Nood of a
.'iiiitiniid lo rifii) lo .ili.-v ordtrH MiiUtur.'
.il'lor C..I......I Stowiirt liud tak.-u i.it- j If prcam.t liHllcuilons materialize.
Hunnl oniinw I" I llio ilmtllmi. an- rapid , duo to forward, mmost any
i....ro. iioMHil.lv I.. Homn i.fli,;..n hour, a matrimonial mossniio from
IllTO, thill lliu .llliri- Mlluall.ill ll.O.Cnll-orn'n
l-i'i'ii rrcuti-il hv lliin mun
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It wiih riii'iniiiit'tl I. v nl'firlTM tlmt
llio Hitt-alimi .if tlio American force
in northern Niimhh wan imrfli-uliirlv
itiiiltniiiil. Weather .-.imlitiniiH an
Irvinir Iio.-i.iiho of the cxlrciiio cold;
tlii-i-O Ik litllu of Hi.) .IuhIi iiho.it tlio
work tti.-r.- Hint .liariu-li-ri.t-d tlin
WIIH lit ltlltws. I.li.l I.
lif,.,a,u. of r..r..11,iI,H. nara,
..'ii'iiraiiniiM or vi.-irv.
Tlio unit .it Ar-'liniii:l aro lint
n-uinni'.l ri-iriilur vil-li.-r.. Thov tiro
"elective Mrrviro in.-n. Imt in lli.i iiunt
Hicv buvn hIi.iii a v.-rv liiuli tumlitv
of moral.-. , . .., . . . ,
N. iiiii-iii-inoH .in fult ciiiii-.-riiiiiir
tin- AnoriPiui .niiliiiciiil in Silioriii.
wlil.-h in lar-irl 'oiiin.t-.r.l of old lime
riuj.ilar imiln i'mm th I'liilipiiinon.
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ASHLAN3 m VICINITY
Tho luiiR-horalilvd Vlotorjr wook
otnorvnuro nt July ha rnulv It
olf Into a IiIk coliilirutlon of tlio
Would Give Five
Dollars a Bottle
Itnllwny H.iimHnlrnilont Hy Tnnluc
JI-'IHI Mini To llolil IIIm
Jolt. '
"1 would rIvo tWti dnllnm a bottle
for Toiilae luiforo I would, ho with
out It," Mi.ld Joo Owoni., illvlnlnn l-ll-irlntoiidont
of thnt MompliU Hlruut
Hallway, whoi-o nildriWH la llok 1.11,
Momphln, Tonn. ' i .
"I wai kuuIiik In mlKhty bad ulinpo
with itomuch troulilo," ha contin
ued," and wu all hrokon dawn and
tlrod out. I run o norvou and hud
aurh awful li-miln-lici that I could
hardly (loop or rent: I could cat hut
llttlo of anylhliiK. for uolhlnu imrooil
with mo: I wait almply down knd out
and don't bollovo I could Iikto kupt
my Job much loiiRor It 1 hadn't got
hold of Tantnc,
"Since atarlliiK on Tanlnc t havoiloaao pormnnen. Jt la r-n.crted hat
gained five poiintla, I oat and Bleep j all the rooms In the Vendomo are
J.iat fine and l haa atronnthonod mo 'now occupied. O. S. lutlor.la ovor
UP and made mo fool ao much hotter haiillnK tho Savoy block near tho
evory way that, 1 can't say onough In
Its praise." ' ' !
' Tanlaa I sold In Modford ly Vost
Side Pharmaoy, In Gold IHU by M. I).
Bowers, In Central Point by Mlns M.
A. Moo, In Ashland by J. J. McNuIr,
In Eoglo Point by Von dor llollen.
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This is your opportunity to own an electric appliance that will save you many hours of hard
work, many dollars, and help you to save your time for other work or recreation
. We are selecting some appliances that are real labor savers and are making a special April offer
v ' to introduce them into homes that have not used them before.
Any of the follovving appliances will be sold during APRIL ONLY for $1.00. down and the balance at $1.00 a week.
V.f'S;. ' ' i Use these as you pay for them and let them earn their way.
D I .00 'A't
J1 UOWIl"
Sl down
These specials are
should be placed
Main and Central
I'oiirtli, llio iluinit covoriiiK tlio 8d
iiihI rth itlso, Tlio elianno Iiun linon
nmilu hwIiik lo hath wnr mid poaco
complications, Tlio Cominoirliil club
will tidio over (ho mnniiKomont of
mo oninrprlHo and slave llio tiln
ov.mi in ku.ipliiK with tradition of
llio punt fuw yonrn, utlrucllonH to In
oluilo roumllip fuutiiruH us of yoro,
"iipplnmiuiliid liy urund cnrnlvul pu-
KuaniH or vurloiiH itnsorliitfoni, To
bunk tint uiilorjirlso rlmindiilly a spo
olul roinmltloo will IniiuKiirutu a
"culiilimtlon drlvo" at an eurly day,
tlin mliilmiiin fluid rntmltliiK from
wlili'li in ut BKKroHiito flvo thousand
lollnrs, Tliln mini ouxlit to bo euHlly
ralit.-d, Inasmuch uk Victory Wook
pluilKlm oxcoadnd (0000. Lot all
"ooino across. "
Mlllon Kruloy. rotumad loldlar. Ii
toinporiirlly In tho employ of ,tho
Soulliorn Pacific at Dunsmulr.
Tho' n.-xl mnotlns of tho noaue
Hlvor Mlnlnlorlnl nmioclatlon will lio
l'd In AhIiIiiihI, At tho rooont gath-
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of mm of Adilund'a falroxt ilauuli
lor to a popular younu I)iihIiiob mun
of that Hluto, tho coromony lo he por..
formod In Oakland by tho eratwhllo
pimtor or our local Prooliytorlan
cnurcn.
i.lout..Cnl. John Ij. May, adjutant
Konorni or mo mala forron, limpoctod
Nullonat
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eitday
ovoiiIiik. hliihly comiillmonlliiK tho
inon on tho itood attnnilunco and ol
dlorly bourliiK o(. Cuplnln Krnmo'i
cuiiiiimiiu, wnicn promlaoa to bo a
loailor amoiiK Oregon military or-
unuiiiaiionii. Aftor ho ordoul or In
upocilnn wa over with, civllluna uiln
Bled with tho military In a aoclnl way
trlctly Inlormal. Tho official per
sonnel of tho company la not yot ful
ly complotoil. II. W. Frame la cap
lain; Millard 0 rutin, lttt lloutonunt;
W. M. IlrlKKK. 2d lieutenant; Vornl
Mill, top nerneunt; Ray Wolcott,
mow noriioant. Noarly 100 wore
prrai-nt at t ti Is preliminary Inapoctlon
rovlow.
Mm. O. Winter haa returned from
a vlalt lo northern California, having
ovural duya iiko accompanied her i tu
tor. Mine Mabel Ituiacll, on a trip to
tho luttor'a homontoad plantation. In
llio vlnlnlly of Montaaua.
Thl wook Mr. add Mr. W. It.
Yoi'koy, In accordance with cuatom
ary moratory bublt, will oxchaniro
urban for tho rural llfo by moving
from llio JnccHannl buzz of activity on
Pioneer avenue to the halcyon envi
ronment of 121 Canto HolKhts, their
summer homo went of town. ' ,
Mr. and Mra. G..C. Morrln, of Port,
land, have boon vIhKIiik old famllfiir
iH-onoa horo thla wook, duo to real
dxneo In Aahli.nd formerly when
"Ciun," now aaalntant auporlntendont
on tho Portland dlvlalon of thoSouth
orn Pacific, wan train deapatcher at
theao tormina! hoad'iuartora.
Itoaldoncoa and apart monta to lot
are boliiR occupied aa aprlng ap
proachoa, quite a number of nowcom.
era bolnK on Ibe itround to root prop
erty provided It la equipped with fnlr
convonloncoa. Somo are movlnn In
temporarily, roservluj, th prlvlleKO
of either purchatlni; nr of maklnR the
Plaza, very onvenlontly lornted, hav
ing a aorlos of stores on tho front
floor, with hot.il accommodations on
tho second. Tin It. P. .Voll business
block In this locality has' been reno
.vatod thruoul for a prospective ten
ant, II. 1). Mores Is a new traveling pas-
Hot Point Irons' with new
lar price $7.00.
lar price $7.00. : :
Frantz Premier Electric Cleaner. Regular price $45.
of them in use locally have proven satisfactory. .
for APRIL ONLY and your order
at once as our stock is limited
PAUL
DO IT
oiiKor and frolxht uajont of tho
Houtharn i'uclfic In thl torritory.
with hoadiiuartera at Bulom. Ho
cornea to Oregon from Buffalo, Now
York.
Mra. C. M. Summera haa returned
homo from u vlalt to Bun Pranclaco.
Dot u I la of tho .Victory Loan cam
paign are belnx arrunxod ready for
I ho actlvo cunvaHB which IiokIiu with
in a few day. W. N. Campbnll, of
Medford, la chairman of. tho Jacknnn
county committee, and It la reported
that Otto Winter will lead tlio Aith
land forces, tho financial roundup In
tho Tiilent-i'lioonlx district to be dl
roctod by Jonh Patteraon In person.
Before leaving for tho gulf section
of tho south on tho Chautauqua cir
cuit, Itov. W. U. Molllngor, pastor of
tho local Christian church, dollvored
hi noted platform lecture before the
student body of the PhoonlX schools,
and Indications imply that tho ad
dross was a rare Intellectual treat,
Mlaa Kmnia L. l'lnko, of Dubuque,
Iowa, Ik visiting Intlmato friend of
former llnwkoya state daya.ln the
family of W. M. Denton, domiciled In
the Tiffany homo on Ornnlte itraet.
Thoro will bo a public dance at
Memorial hall, Friday nlKht, April
11. Music by the Portor orchestra.
Mrs. Iloutah Caldwoll Newman, of
Portland, arrived rccontly for a visit
horo with the homo folKa.
Mr. and Mra. II. A. Barney leave
this wook for tholr old home town,
Kearney, Neb., to remain Indefinite
ly, Their property on Oreaham street
ha been sold to Eugene M. llolmoi,
Bouthorn Paclfle omployo.
Tho Aahland high school la one
among 18 Iiko Institutions In Oregon
"fully accredited," according to . a
atutoment mudo by Asslatoiit State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carlton, rocontly In attendance upon
the convention of the Inland Empire
Teachers aaaoclatlon at Spokano,
which organization placod our local
high school In thla classification, an
action that Impllea.deaorved prcatlge
along tho lines of meeting every edu
cational requirement.
Ccdrle My or, S. P. fireman, has
rented and will soon move Into the
premlaea at 139" Second atreet.
Somebody's pot dog 1 roaming the
streets, not only forlorn but with one
of Hi pawa crushed. The plate oh Its
collar bears the name "Bonnie." At
Inst accounts It wot canvassing the
Pino atreet dlatrlct for sympathy and
a handout, both being readily forth
coming from klnd-beartod humane
residents of that locality.
Tho Woman'- Missionary society
of tho Presbyterian church bos
changed tho data of It regular meet
ings from tho first Thursday to tho
third Wednesday of each month.
'Bill Lindsay loft bright and early
on Thursday morning to shear goate
on the Cove ranch, east of Ashland,
now ownod by George McClaln. Ho
made the ylP . horseback. c "''
Vernon Doran, of the 46th coast
artillery, la home from France, hav
ing ir.ado the trip across on tho hos
pital ship "Siorra."' , ,
loorgo Owon and D. M. Lowe of
thla vlcnty, are local members of the
Jackson County Livestock association
appointed to represent the organiza
tion's Interests on the county fair
board as directors. In ordor to make
AH Traces of Scrofula
Cleansed from the Blood
Impurltles Promptly Wiped
Out
If thore Is any trace of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your otooa, you
cannot enjoy the full physical devel
opment that a healthy body is ca
pable of until your blood has-been
thoroughly cleansed and purified of
all traces of impure matter.
S. S. S., the wonderful old pure!?
vojrotablo blood remedy, haa no equal
SPECIAL-FOR APRIL
improved plug and thumb rest. Regu- : ; 1t .00
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NOW Save
tho summer pasture savory for stock,
the association will sprinkle forty
ton of salt on Its widespread range
this season. -
The i whippet war tank promptly
arrived on the Plaza scone, Thursday
at 4:30 p. m. A superficial glance
at the machine prompts one to won
der how It can withstand ordinary
shock not to mention heavy artillery.
Closer examination, however, reveals
Its stronger points. Brief .Victory
loan addresses wore made by E. V.
Carter and Hunt. Briscoe, standing
on tho tank's chassis as a platform.
Lieut. Likens and his two' asalatants
gave the history and practical work
ings of the machlno, after which the
tank porfurmed soma stunts In nego
tiating difficult gradoVmong excava
tions and on the hillsides. It appear
ance In Medford was scheduled for
Friday, one day behind tlmo.
Mtb.. O, 0. Eubanks haa gone to
California for a visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs, Phil Itoae, residing at Mon
terey. . ,'
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Mrs. A. II. Hoarrt of PhoonlX, was
a Medford visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Relmer of North Talent, was
trading In Medford Saturday.
W. K. Anderson and wife of East
Edon, were In Medford trading Sat
urday. . ' ' .
Mlaa Mary Stancllft of Phoenix,
loft Friday for San Franclaco where
eho will visit with friends and rela
tives for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred iRapp of Talent,
were In Medford. Thursday on busi
ness. S. S. Stebblna of North Talent, was
a Medford business caller Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. George Carpenter of(
North Talant, waa a Mod'ord busi
ness caller Saturday. . I
Mr. and Mrs. Cosrgo Carpenter otj
North Talent, received 300 baby.
ohlcks from Mr. Weaterfleld last Sat
urday. "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy" ar
rived In Medford Friday from Eu
gene, where Mr. Kennedy has been
work. Mr. Kennedy Is organizer for j
me wooamen oi lae worm sou uib
work brings him back to Medford.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Shearer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kennedy. , .
Mr. and Mrs.- C. C. Cate. Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. . Anderson , were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Furry Sunday.
C. Carey Is now ready to book or
ders for tomato, plants In largo quan-
titles.
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C. Carey, of .North Talent was In
Talent Monday, on buslneas connected
with supplying farmers with tomato
plants for cannery acreage.
The Talent, lijlteh. company are get
ting reaay ior -wprK on meir iare
miles of ditch ajid expect to be ready
to furnlBh water when noeded In tho
early summer. .'
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. French of
North Talent, spent ' Sunday - with
their daughter;Hrs. Lawronco Craw-
loro, ai latent;,. , : .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stancllft and
daughter Vivian were at Medford at-
for removing the last trace of Scrof
ula and other blood taints, and there
is no case that it does not promptly
reach. S. S. S. will thoroughly cleanse
and remove every disease germ that
infests the blood and give you new
life and vigor. It is sold by all drug
gists and you should get a bottle and
begin its use to-day. Write a com-;
plete history- of your case, and you
can obtain expert radical advice free
by addiw-'.-iij I.!;JicaI Uirector, 30
SvrMt Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga,
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Hundreds
Lt 1 -QQ
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THE WAR IS OVER
BUT SAVING IS NOT
Begin Now to Save in Your Home
ELECTRIC
food-Jtime By Wire DO IT
tending the theatre" Saturdoy even
ing. ,
Wolborn Beeson of To'ent, was a
Medford business caller Monday.
There have been several newcom
ers In Talent this week looking or
small homes. ' Many of these people
predict a heavy emigration into, the
valley this summer.
The Whlto Wflng -Poultry farm,
near Phoenix, has one of the best
equipped poultry yards on this side
of Portland, and 1 well stocked. Mr.
and Mr, Lockwood understand their
business thoroly.
There Is not as much gardening
being done In the valley as there
should be. Why this Is so I cannot
any, for surely It la a paying business.
Our merchants are shipping m out of
their potatoes, onions' and the like in.
Mrs. Nannie Woolf, of Phoenix had
as gueets for dinner last Sunday
Mrs. Kenyon, Mra. Andrus and Mrs.
Kenworthy of Medford. Mrs. Woolf
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Andrus at a meeting of the relief
corps. '
Wednraday of this week a number
of tho friends of Mrs. Eliza Robley
rom B
6 Bellans .
Hot water .
Sure Relief'
RELL-ANS
IpstVFOR indigestion
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN
THINGS AT HOME
Try ill For a few cents you can
dry clean everything. .
. Save fire to ten dollars quickly by
dry cleaning everything in the home
with gasoline that would be ruined- by
soap and water--suita, costs, waiiU,
silks, laces, gloves, shoes, iurs, drap
eries, ruga everything! ,
Place a gallon or more of gasoline in
a diahpan or washboiler, then put in
the thing to be dry cleaned, then
wash them with Solvlte soap. Shortly
everything cornea out looking like new.
Ko thing fades, . shrinks or wrinkles.
Do not attempt to dry clean without
Solvlte soap. This gasoline soap is the
secret of all dry cleaning.
A package of Solvlte soap containing
directions for home dry cleaning, costs
little at any drug atore. ; Dry clean out
doors or away from flame.. " ; '
for really good
pumpkin pie
kind of pie that kit jrou ta tle
"mtaenm art-Morm'i Sugar Pump
kins vt the t nientUL It is just
M c7 lo grow them in your gardes
at Carrots, Beans. Peat. Lettuce,
Radishes, Onions, Cabbage, etc.
provided yog plant MORSE'S
CALIFORNIA SEEDS. Ac
climated to the Pacific Coast, troe-to-name
and full of Titality.
Morse's Flower Serda are of the
same high quality. Dealers rery
where sell Morse's Seeds. .
;. Write for our 1919 Garden Guide
it's free!
C.C MORSE & CO.
Saa Francisco, California
a7- ! '"' Electric Sewing Machines. Different
UOWn $45.00 up to $68.00.
lAtri illj So-Ez Motor. Attached to your own
UOWIl electric machine $15.75.
Ifjou live
STORE
of Fern valley, gathered at the homo
of Mrs. Wm. Ferns and gave her a
showor. AH enjoyed a very social
time. Dainty refreshments were
served, after which all departed with
best wlshos.
At ay regular meeting of Oak circle
No. 242, Phoenix, Ore., delegates and
. Now milled
aa before
THE WAR
The Pacific Coast Leads the World in the
Consumption of High Grade Flours -
With this important fact
in mind Fisher Flouring
Mills Company experts
comb the entire wheat
producing territory of
the United States to ob-
a.L t-;t-n
OAi-J. tils lilKw-- iiuainy
of Hare! Vheat and Soft
Wheat from which .
FISHER'S
BLEND FLOUR
is so uniformly produced
the year round.
Just as the American woman is supreme in refined taste
and culinary knowledge, so
r FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
'is made to satisfy the particularity of her demands. ."
The ordinary mill cannot make a flour of FI SHER'S
BLEND STANDARD.
"America's Finest Flouring Mills" are completely ant)
specially designed to produce this all-purpose flour.
r ' Manufactured by
V ' FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY
SEATTLE
MT. VERNON
Overstocked on Fitall Cases
Indispensible for one in traveling or camping. We v
will sell all we have on hand for cost, ' . - ! .
out of town write or phone your order
and. we will deliver
NOW
! alternates were elected. The dologatea
are .Mrs. Lillian Coleman, Mrs. -Nannie
Roberts. Alternates, 'Mrs. Mima
Rose and Mr. Jessie Stanollff. The
convention will meet at Eugene. The
date will he announced later.
Mrs. Denser, of Coleman creek, waa
In Talent 'Wednesday on buslneas, .'
BRAND
FLOUR
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TACOMA "
BELLINGHAM
styles with prices from
sewing machine makes an
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Medford, Oregon
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