Medford mail tribune., April 16, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATT TRIBUNE, ftLEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. APRTTi 1(, Ifltfl "
. Colonel John Lender pleased
Tory largo audience at the Pago the
ater lout -night with his lecture on
the liattle of the Somme and alter
natoly held hla hearers In rapt at
tention for one hour and a half with
. hla humorous war anecdotes and de
scription! of the horrors and grew.
some details of that famous world
battle. 1 The colonel put in busy
, day with the Medford public yester
day, for in addition to his formal
talk of last night he addressed the
Commercial club luncheon at -noon
the high school assembly in the after
noon, and entertained with stories
and war comment at a University
clnb dinner early in the evening at
which he was the guest of honor.
Call Mitchell In regard to that
. lawn mower and have It sharpened
right., Called for and delivered.
Phone 3J0-J. v
FrlendB of Delbert Jones, one of
the; Medford high school boys who
enlisted early in the war, have re
ceived word from his brother at
Boise j'. Idaho,, slating that he bad re
ceived a telegram from him announc
ing his arrival from France In New
Yorkv. and that he expected to be dis
charged from servke in two or three
weeks. Delbert will probably return
to Mfcdford.' . '
, ; DeVoe. has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60o per pound. -
Help make Medford's kiddies hap
py on. Saturday hy adding some Eas
ter eggs to the collection In the win
dow at the M. P. & H. Co. store.
. Hemstitching, pecoting. Some new
Ideas. Vanity Hat .Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Prince of Bos
ton, (Mass., are guests at the Hotel
Medford, having arrived In the city
. Tuesday.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. -
- J. B. Pettlngill was a visitor In
Grants Pass yesterday.
. Piston rings for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.,.
' The state Liberty loan committee
called up Mayor Gates by long dis
tance phone Tuesday and spent con
siderable time trying to persuade him
to consent to go to Gold Beach to open
the Curry Co. Victory b'ond campaign
with an address next Monday. They
. would not accept his refusal, but the
mayor finally left the phone with the
promise to further consider the mat'
ter and telegraph his answer. He
later wired that he could not go be
cause such an out of the way trip to
Gold Beach would take htm too long
from his business.
. Alco' Taxi.. Phone 95.
- C. F. N'atwlck is a Hotel Holland
guest from Talent.
i it pays to save in the Building ft
Loan. 42 M. F. ft H. Bldg. ' '
' Harry Manning, the ' Caruso' of
Medford, will sing again at the Llb
. erty theater next Monday evening
and the usual throng of his admirers
are making arrangements to he pres
ent.
A -two-lb. box of Vogan's chocolates
for 1.35 at DeVoe's.
.- M. I Sutton left Wednesday mor
ning for Klamath Falls and may
spend the summer In that vicinity.
Springs for all can. C. E. Gates
Auto Co. "
.. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Woodward are
visitors in the city and guests at the
Hotel Medford from Chicago.
; -.We have an over-supply of Zero
lene oil. Five gallon lots going at
50c per gal. ! gal. 65 cts. Crater
Lake Motor Co. 26
M.- Breed en arrived here this mor
ning from Sacramento for a -visit of
b day or two.
'Lawn mowers sharpened to razor-
, edge on emery lathe. Called for and
delivered free. ; Satisfaction guaran
teed. Phone 261-J, Liberty Repair
Shop. ; 23
,Mrs. J. E. Gordon and R; E. Gor
don of Klamath Falls arrived in Med
ford yesterday from Klamath Falls
and are guests at the Nash,
i Alco TaxL Phone 96. '
!' Josephine county ranchers Tues
day shipped a car load of hogs to the
Portland market thrn -the Josephine
county farm bureau.
- Get your milk, cream, tmtter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's.
, . 'H. A. HenBhaw, general freight
agent of the Southern Pacific, arriv
ed here from Portland this morning
on one of his periodical business
visits. '-.. -
A rellner will double the life of
your tire, C B. Gates Auto Co.
.' A. B. Cunningham went to Glen
dale Tuesday morning on a business
visit with the intention of coming
'back-to Grants Pass tonight in time
to take in 'the Elks minstrel show in
the opera house. ;
The 'Crater tLaka Motor Co. sells
IS-gallon drums of monogram' oil at
90 cents per gallon. ' 26
- ' Joe Dannebaum and R. J. Wildman
are "business visitors who arrived
herefrom San Francisco today. '
Wool and mohair wanted. Call
up . 9-F4 Jacksonville, for bids the
day you want to sell. ' I would adviBe
small growers to pool their product,
and sell to highest bidders. Also
have sacks and twine for sale. ' J. J.
Ossenbrugge, Ruch, Ore. '-';'' 23
v lr. M. C. Barber returned home
Tuesday from his visit at Portland.
1 W-ltnrd Fertilizer best for farm
and' garden truck. . Monarch Seed
& Feed Co. 26'
'.Mrs. E. W. Wilson who was oper
ated on at the Dow hospital about
three weeks ago was able to return
today to her borne at Rogue River.
Lithta water at DeVoe's.
i The city council is cooperating
most generously with those in charge
of the Easter egg hunt, to make the
event a success. The mayor will, by
proclamation, close the park and the
library grounds to the public at 12
o'clock on 6aturday, and absolutely
no adult except those In charge will
be allowed within the limits until the
event is over, and only children from
three to eight years old are asked to
Join In the hunt. The Boy Scout or
ganisation will go on patrol duty at
1:20 o'clock and serve until the event
is over; the, police department also
will assist, and in other ways every
precaution will be taken to safe
guard the little folks.
Canteens are practically lndestruc-
table, yet -cost less than water bags.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' ..
W. A. Cochrane is a business visi
tor in the city from Seattle.
Bakery goods at DeVoe's.
In eight automobiles the Medford
Elks minstrels and other members of
the local lodge left at 4 o'clock this
afternoon for Grants Pass where the
minstrel performance will be given in
the opera house tonight. After the
show the many Grants Pass members
of the Medford lodge will tender the
visitors a banquet at the Josephine
uoiei. . - ine snow win do arrangea
differently than it was presented
here, all being in one part with the
full company on the stage in a chorus
song which will close the perfor
mance. Herbert Alford who was too
ill to appear here last week will be
an added attraction tonight In two
songs, and an expert clog dancer will
also appear in the program. The
Medford Elks expect to return borne
tonight leaving the Pass about mid
night. V
Bee supplies, a full and complete
line. Monarch Seed ft Feed Co. 26
The salmon fishing season opened
on the Rogue last night at midnight
and eight boats, with two men to the
boat Immediately became busy with
their drift-nets, says the Grants Pass
Courier. H. E. Gething, of Oakland,
Cal., who handled the fish for the
fishermen last year, is again in
charge this season, and stated that
only about 200 pounds of salmon
were taken last night. He says the
water Is high and swift and the river
still rising, and does not predict any
heavy catches until about the middle
of May.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Dong
las, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J.'
The 3 16th sanitary train in which
there are a number of Medford men
and which sailed from St. Navarre,
France is expected tq arrive in New
York on April 20th, and will then
proceed to Camp Lewis to be dis
charged from service. Among the
local men in this command are Major
R. W. Clancy, Harry Wortman. Mil
ton Scauchard and Winston Vance. '
Hemstitching, '
Pecoting,' ' : :
Handicraft Shop. ' ' '
Colonel John Leader during his
stay In the city has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Egan.
Ton can always fine something for
a quick lunch at DeVoe's.
' Mrs. Oswald Miller is a guest from
Chicago stopping at the Hotel Med
ford. -
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track
D. R. Wood ft Co. "
; Clarence Keizur sent telegrams
yesterday announcing his arrival
from France In New York. He Is a
member of the 91st division.
Brake lining tor all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co. ' '
Mrs. M. A. Daniels of San Francis
co, arrived In the city yesterday for a
visit -' -
Fonr-inch wood pipe at Medford
Lnmber Co. : " ' tf
DAUGHTER OF LLOYD
- GEORGE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Modern 6 , or 7-room
house -with furniture complete In
house. Will buy furniture . and
either rent house for long period
or buy house; also would make
deal now or anytime within next
few months. Also have Grants Pass
: property to trade for Medford
,' home and pay difference. Dr. El
liott." : - 26
FOR SALE One good milch cow;
good disposition. Inquire at J. R.
Roblson's confectionery, Talent. 21
WEEKS & McGOWAN 00
UNDERTAKER
Way Phones Pacific 227.
Night 111 ones: F. W. Weeks. 18-J2.
1 lady Assistant. .
PIMPLY? WELL, PONT B8
People Notice It Drive Them Off
wiui ur. towards" ,
- Olive Tablete j
A efanohr face will not enioauaat too
much longer if you get a package of Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to dear after you cave taken the
tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver
With Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the suc
cessful substitute for calomel; there's never
aav sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as effectively,
but their action is gentle and safe instead
of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste,''
a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good"
feeling, -constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil; yon will know them
by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
tients affliqjed with liver and bowel
complaint!, 'and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result
Take one or two nightly for a week
See how much better yon ted and look
10c and 25c per box. . All druggists.
Kodak Finishing
;.- Film developing, 15o roll. '
Printing, post card size. 3 for 10c.
'IViJ&Vi. and smaller. 2 6r 6c.''.'.
Everv dav service. ''
JAP ART STORE
, - isjffYrt V-' . -X. , ;
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' ' This Is the latest picture of,
Mrs. Evans, elder daughter of
David Lloyd George, ft was taken,
In the British prime minister's of
fice at the time he was photo
graphed as a member ot the peace
congress..... ' -'
J. E. Mason, superlntendedt ot the
Kirtland Farm, left this morning
for a business visit in San Francisco
and vicinity, and at Santa Rosa he
expects to purchase .some blooded
cattle for the farm.
Alco Tax!- Phone 95.
Hugh Rankin, supervisor ot Crater
national forest, spent Wednesday on
visit to the Star ranger station In
the Applegate district. -
Malted milk 60c lb. DeVoe's. :
Mrs. Maud Kublt and daughter of
Applegate, arrived In .Medford. yes
terday and are guests at the Medford.
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
T. Gagnon. Phnne 859.' "
H. Spencer was a sojourner in the
city Tuesday from Grants Pass.
Four-inch wood pipe at Medford I
Mrs. D. H. llnnoy arrived home
from Portlund this mornltiK where
she was in attendance at the grand
lodge meeting of tho O. O. ,U. W.
as a delegate from ,the JncksonvlUo
lodue. Slio was accompanied home
by Mr. nanny's daushtor, Mrs. O, K
llemey of Tacoma. who will be a
guest at tho llaney home for some
time. ' . ,
Spark plugs tor all cars, " O. E
Galea Auto Co.
' Chas. Feeley Is a business visitor
hero from Uaclne, Wis.
Mlchaol McGutrk baa received a
telegram announcing the arrival of
his sou Edward, who Is In the 91st
division and whose home l In Minne
apolis, In New York from France. His
other son. Sergeant MuGuIre, was
mustered out ot service some time
ago. v f- .. ...
W. F. Burtuan has arrived from
Portlund and has charge ot the truck
department ' of the Auto Exchange.
This company handles Fedoral trucks
and Mr. Durman Is un expert in this
Hue. . He will -move his family bare
soon.; s ; -. -.'j- : ' , t
Old papers for building fires and
house cleaning, 100 bundle.
Portland men registered at - tho
hotols today Included J. F. Ilellly,
W. E. Rounton, H. B. Hammond, W.
R. Arnold, A. It. Ferguson,' Phil
Ford, V. .M. Schubach and Chas. T.
Snyer.
George W. Wbltson is a visitor In
the city from Chicago. '
Legal site typewriter paper $1.60
per box ot 500 sheets. Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
. CWrd of Thanks ..
We wish to thank our friends tor
their sympathy and kindness shown
in our recent bereavement. Also tor
the beautiful' floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. W. C. KEIZUR.
SI
Lumber Co.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
You are hereby notified that the
Woodmen of the World will admit
discharged soldiers, sailors and mar
ines (Including those In the air ser
vice) to membership without Initia
tion fee, and the Head Camp will pay
medical and certificate tees. The
Insurance rates are low and a big
reserve to back them up. You should
Investigate this offer. It Is worth
something to you.
W. B. JACKSON, Clerk.
if I Camp No. 90. W. O. W
Safe 2SfrinFITStdCiUJDS
ASK FOR
"lb 1 Oitginal
For Infants, Invalids iodGrowIng ChDdran. I Rich Milk, Maltsd Onln Extract lh Powdsr
The Ortebut Food-Drink For All Ame.1 -OTHERS are IMITATIONS " '
. The House of Big
Features.
TODAY
ONLY
Priscilla Dean
':-S-. -: - - in v ' 'v'
Wicked Darling"
Is the most delightful young imp who
ever picked a pocket or store a heart.
Be sure to see this dazzing new star
in a play that will thrill you from
head to food. .. . . .: ..
Adults 20c; ' The Comedy; .' ,
Children 10c. LYON M0EAN in 'WliE; BREAK'
, STARTING TOMORROW
ANITA STEWART in "VIRTUOUS WIVES"
IT'S ONE
YOU WILL
ENJOY
The New Things
That Easter Brings
Suits
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St.
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Frocks
Suits of wool, suits of jersoy all
suits have an enchantment about .
them difficult to resist. Coats caught
at the neck with a button ov a bit of '
cord demand freedom', for the re
mainder of their length. .' '''.'.
' Some elude'apturc until they have
reached the waist line, where they are
securely fastened by a narrow bolt.
Aiid some protect themselves by won
" droiis vests that keep the edges far
apart. . ." .' . ,. ,
Skirts are ' stniight 'and narrow,
; with btflts holding them pleosautly at
the waist. ; .
Of softest Bilks, liko, sprays of fall-,
ing water, loose nd paml, that mig
gest the flight tf birds; wide crushed
girdles, with the . grace of. Grecians;
flowing sleeves with dignity abound
ing.. ;,- .- ;,;;.-.''. .:',.'.. '-.:;;V;:'; '
, ' Bits of ribbon, laughing out from
hiding; beads that add their brilliant
. note. Strange 'embroideries glitter
ing out from under folded cloth; tas-v
'sols, long and heavy laden, catch the
ends of silken cords. : . ''
Soft Georgettes and Satiiw grace
fulTaffetas . with ruffled skirts-
'.Frocks for evening and for day wear ,
of all materials : ' ' ; i.;.-
NEW' SUITS $25.00 TO $55.00
, . NEW FROCKS $18.50 TO $47.50 ; ; ' T'
NEW COATS $18.50 TO $65.00;
New Georgette and Crepe de Chene
' ' Blouses , v
You will be delighted with the vri-l-iety
of new colors in which these
moderately priced blouses are shown
pretty ones, with rows of pin tuck
ing, pleats, lace edging and narrow
pleats;, tailored and dressy models;
high and .low nocks. ; All sizes and
colors: Priced $4.98 to $15.00. .
.: '. -. EASTER OXFORDS?
Tho Shoe Department is well sup
plied with all : ;ho new fashions in
women's Footwear particularly :tn
Oxfords. Note new ai'rivaki.vV hite
Cloth, White Nubuck and Brown Kid
ju the newest shapes wijh ciflier ligh
curved heel or military heels.. Prices
$3.75 and range np to $6.95. , :
. EASTER HOSIERY
You must wear a pair of new Hos
iery on Easter Jf you expoct to be
happy '.the. whole year. Ve have an
elegant line of Silk Hosiery in the
popular colors at right price. .',. t
. Be Well Gloved Easter Morning
. EsjK'cially then do you, want vory
detail of your, dress to'.bc fQiUtless.
"Weiu? tlie ;siikJ glov'eS ttiat'Woniu ,
all over the world consida' the -or-V
rect .gloyes for Easter, y Halite Silk
Gloves have this distinction, ' v v. ' -r
M. Mi Department Store
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
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RELIABLE METHODS
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S5?ht Tuesd ay, A pril 2 2
MR. AND MRS. COBURN
PRESENT
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A OOMBDV WITH MtlSIO '1 ' '
Ur Captain Unice IJulrnnfatlier and Captain Ai-tTiur Eliot'
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I'AUfj CilliMOHK AS OTjI) BILL ! v; '
't' If. nntlford Allen as Itort Horaco Sinclair a Alf
. Large Cast of Notables and Chorug of ln(?erg and Ilancera
JOYOUS . CATCHY ; I'HETTY ' 8 SOBNE8 OP
MIRTH MUSIC GIRLS REALISM
PRICES: $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, BOo SEAT 8 AM', SATURDAY
V MAIL ORDERS KIXJiaiVKO NOW ; , ? '
I THE OHKATIOST SENSATION OF THE SEASON , l
? 2 yEARH IN liONOON STIIL PLAYING IN NIBW YORK V I
BETTER OKOBR NOW THERE'LL BE A RUSH
i Millinery Opening
Wednesday and Thursday
k j April' 16; and 17
at the
Vanity Shop
MISS LOUNSBURY, Kilmer
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