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STEDFORD MATE TttTTVDNT!, MFDFORD, OT?KOONT, FRIDAY. MAY 1(1, 1919
locdBtiefs
There was quite a variety of weath
or today but mostly of a dlRagroeaulo
nnture. Short periods of mild sun
ulilna alternated with showers, or
- rather little sprinkle, and tho air
blown by a slight wind folt colder
than for days past Fires wore wel
come In homes-and business places.
Altogether the weather seemed very
unsettled altho the San Francisco
bureau predicted probable showers
for tonight and Saturday. This mor
ning's early minimum temperature
was 38 M but the thermometer seem-
Ingly dropped a number of degrees
aftor that .
Paper hanging;, paper cleaning, C
F. Wonnlch, R. F. D. 2. ' S2
All kinds of used cars from $200
up at Pacific Highway Garage
Fords, Overlands, "White, Studebaker,
Bulck and others, mock and a half
south of Nash Hotel. 52
The senior class and teachers of
the high school left late this after
noon by autos 'for Ashland where
they will have a picnic supper In tho
park and tonight will attend the class
play given by. the senior class of tho
- Ashland high school.
Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some netr
Ideas. Vanity Hat Shop. '
Norma Talmadge, Page tonight.
Despite the drop in the price of
broad in Portland and other cities
from the recently raised price back to
10 cents a loaf the staff of life con
tinues to sell in Medford at 1 1 cents
a loaf to- whlch.lt was raised last
Monday.
; Room and board at 43 North Grape
street. Phone 568. ' 66
You don't have to stay at home;
get a good used car. Pacific High
way Garage, block and a half south
Nash Hotel. 52
Miss Emma Nelson of San Fran-
. Cisco, formerly of Medford, is the
guest at the Hotel Holland of Mr. and
1 Mrs. John A. Vesterlund. She and
Mrs. Westerlund are cousins.
"How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on
the farmt" with a Western electric
power and light plant of course. Have
you seen the cream separator motor.
Washer and , other labor saving,
money making electrical devices - at
Paul's Electric Store? 48
Plenty of Fisher's scratch feed and
other feeds at Walking Feed Store.
. , 52
Ohio visitors in the city who are
stopping at the Hotel Medford are R.
. E. Fuldauer of Cleveland and H. M.
Edwards of Cincinnati.
Bicycles tires, and supplies. Lib
erty Repair Shop. 22 South Grape.
47
Don't walk!, when you can get a
good used car for J200. Pacific
Highway Garage. 52
John Denison was a business caller
In Medford yesterday from Qrants
Pass.
For the best Insurance see Holems,"
the Insurance Man. .
Norma Talmadge, Page tonight.
The Elks and their families will
have an outing Sunday at the new
Elks park on the Rogue river. They
will depart in autos from the club
house at 9 a. m. with well filled lunch
baskets. Every Elk who can get
away is expected to attend and there
will be plenty of autos to carry all. j
Carriage, wagon and auto repair
ing and rebuilding done at Merriman
Blacksmith Shop. All work guaran
teed. 66
Just received new styles In wom
en s pumps and oxfords, Schmidt's
. 21 Worth Central avenue. 47
rearl L. Gould of Grenada is
among the northern California guests
registered at the Hotel Medford.
A car to suit your pocketbook at
Pacific Highway Garage, b,lock and a
nan soutn of ash. 62
The Medford Printing company is
prepared with up-to-date cuts to
print horse bills, letterheads, envel
opes, etc.,. for, horses, cattle, hogs
and poultry. .. . tf
Returned soldiers who would like
to enter on some homestead land can
get information of the necessary pro-
ceeanre to pursue from William H.
Crawford, secretary and treasurer of
the Oregon land settlement commis
sion, 605 Oregon building. Portland
It costs nothing to make application.
I he commission has Just been organ
ized. It is understood that soldiers,
sailors and .marines will be given
preierence in the work of the com
mission.
call Mitchell In regard to that
lawn mower and have it sharpened
rignt. f called for and . delivered.
Phone 320-J. .
. Norma Talmadge, Page tonight.
Judge M. Purdin who had been
laid ..up at home , a day or so with a
hart cold was down town again today.
Northern California visitors in
Medford today and registered at the
asa-were Fred R. Hazelwood of
Weed and. J. O. Thompson of Montague.
50c bargain counter. -, Truax Store.
- -,, -.- ,-,... 47
i Piston rings for all cars. C E.
Gates Auto Co. .
Tomorrow's edition of the Grants
Pass Courier will be in the nature of
a senior class special, the publisher
having presented' two pages to the
sonior hlKb school class of that city,
which will contain the class roll, class
history, valedictory address and oth
er Interesting commencement fea
tures.
Big dance at Eagle Point Saturday
night. : Good music. .; 48
Arrlvod, brown and black oxfords
with French and military- heels,
Schmidt's, 21 North Central Ave. 47
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
.UNDERTAKER .
Day Phone: Pacific 227,
Night Phones! F. W. Weeks, 103-72.
Idy Assistant.
,W. S. Roblnett is a business visitor
in the city from Los Angeles.
' Canteens are practically indeetruc
table, yet cost loss than water bags.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
A good usod car con be had at Pa-
clflo Highway Garage with starters
some Just like now. Block and a half
South of Nash. 52
Mrs. O. V. Fox and daughter Jean
loft Friday morning for their home
In Roseburg aftor a few weeks visit
with relatives and frleuds In .Med
ford.
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. oagnon. 'Phone S59.
10c bargain counter. Truax Store.
47
Mrs. John Weeks has been serious
ly ill at her homo on North Oranse
street for the past three weeks,' suf
fering a breakdown due to her ad
vanced years. ' She Is S5 years old.
Arthur Weeks of Berkeley.' Cal.. ar
rived here a week 'ago to be at his
mother's bedside.
Moose dance at Moose hall Satur
day night. Launspach Orchestra.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
H. L. Wnlther left this morning for
a Business visit at Klamath Falls
going by way of Ager.
Arrived, patent and all black kid
pumps, at Schmidt's "Good Shoe." 21
North Central avenue. 47
The new way of wiring ranges
used by Paul's Electric Store is es
pecially desirable for tenants because
the wiring goes with the range if you
move. . . 4S
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hill and son of
Los Angeles, are motor' tourists' en
route north who are stoppinc at the
Holland.
Moose dance1 at Moose hall Satur
day night. Launspach Orchestra.'
Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61
There seems to be an epidemic of
mild colds among Medford DeoDJe
which in view of a third epidemic of
ilu reported as having broken out In
several Oregon towns makes the suf
ferers take good care of themselves.
Bargains in coffee and tea. Truax
Store. 47
Hemstitching,.
Pecotlng, ' ' '
. Handicraft Shop.
Portland couples registered at the
l.Medford Include Mr. and Mrs. S. W.
Dalton and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ferris.
Mr. Dalton is connected- with the
Medford Fruit company.
Another big dance at Eagle Point
Saturday night. Good music. AH
welcome. 4S
Springs for' all cars.'' C. B. Gates
Auto Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Typtik of Denmark
are tourists who are stopping at the
Medford.
20o bargain counter. Truai Store.
' 47
Brother knights please come and
bring your family to the Knights of
Pythias entertainment' and dance at
K. of. P. lodge rooms. Friday. May
16th. 1919. . 7" . - 41
The reception tonight at the First
Methodist church promises to be
very largely attended and begins at
8:30 o'clock. ,
Cut price counter. Truax Store.
47
Don't forget the dance at ' Eagle
Point Saturday night. Good music.
48
According to the Portland news
papers in a hold-up by two bandits of
a club in that city the man in uni
form whom the robbers did not mo
lest was "Bum'' Neuber, the well
known fonier Jacksonville and Med
ford man who has been serving' In
the United States guards during the
war and has been stationed in Port
land for some time past. ' I
Alco Taxi. . Phone 95.
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 Sonth Central. Phone 615-J.
Mrs. Marshall Hooper of Grants
Pass, 13 staying with her husband, the
state bank examiner, at the Hotel
Medford during his sojourn here on
business this week.
Brake lining-for all' cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties at the Bowman & Noe
Barber Shop.
Mrs. Fred O'Kelly of Williams,
Ore., left Thursday for Dunsmuir fol
lowing a visit here with Mrs. Ray
Toft.
For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co. -
The Grizzlies outing at Gold Ray
which was planned for next Sunday
has been postponed a week so as not
to interfere with the Elks outing on
Rogue river, as many members are
both Grizzlies and Elks. ''
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. .
iFIRST PHOTO OF BELA KUN, THE HUNGARIAN
X
This -is the first picture to nirivo In America of Bln Knn, frlond
cf I.onliie, who is at the head of the cocitunnUt govuramcnt lu Hun-
S:m r-'nuH'Inco men reentered nt
tho Meillord today liicliulvd ' J. O.
Jamison, W. II. Hummul niul II. S.
G my, ' ,
Mr. niul Xlru. 12. M, McFui'lnuil nrO
visiting in Medfurd from Hcnttlo. ,
Hiu-iml enrollimmU at the Medford
Business collotio Include Mlsn Vlv
lnn Crump, Loo llulloy, Anido llalloy,
Helen King and Frauds York, Mrs.
Carrie C'uriiiihmi and Mrs. 11. II,
Uoyl.
A party of Seattle tout-tuts stopping
nt the .Mod Tor d coiiHlatn of Mr. and
Mrs. M. II. lions, Miss Hilda lions,
Martin Uons and Mrs. 1". A. O. Hollo.
Among men from Portland nt the
hotels Friday wore II, C. llurkholdor,
M. M. Mcintosh, B. It. Stone, W, W,
Dillon, Minion Holy, A, It. Arena, O,
I). Adama niul F. A. Auatoy.
the winter mtd spring with him at
the Halo homo, mid two sous, Arthur
ami I tuny Liuigwull worn with hint
during. Iilii ltmt lllnuun. Airs. .IohhIo
who rvslilim In Arlr,onn, was nlao' a
duiiKh'i'f nf -Mr. LhubwU.
Thu riiiiiiriil soi'vlmm will bo held
lit , Jncluiiuivlllii tin Huturdiiy under
II. Foster, formerly of Medford, but' Alimonlo iiumiIcvh.
All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment?
Sprays unit douches will never
. ' euro you. - .
DIED. ' '
liAN'GWlCM N'alhnnlel Ltingweli;
well known plonour of Jm-kmrn coun
ty and former member of the login
Inturo, from this county, died nt the
homo of his dnughtor. Mrs, W. C.
Hulo at Gniuts Puns, Tlturmlny, May
15, at thu ago of S3 years, four
months' and utuo I days. Another
daughter, .Mrs. C'luia. F. Moore, spout
Before The Advent
Of Itaa&'s Gladness
Pomen Who Know. Tate PrcautIo
Aalmt Sufforiog. - t
mm
"-.:'.- ' IS
.;-.i!rSf!1i
R. Beers Loos, the well known ad
vance agent of tho Foley & Burk car
nival company, is in the city on busi
ness. It is understood- the attraction
will show here for a week the latter
part of this month.
Big dance at Central Point, Friday,
May 16. Everybody come. 47
Eastern visitors registered at the
Medford today included Guy B. Jones
of Indianapolis, R. V. Guglcr of Ellis,
Kas., and E. L. Mawell of Oshkoah.
Wis.
A rellner will double' the life of
your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co.
The Elks lodge last night initiated
five new members, and voted 3Q ap
plications into membership. Those
Initiated last night were Hamilton
Patton. Dewey Purdin and George
Barnum of this city. Andrew Hearn.
the Phoenix merchant, and John F.
Cowley of Central Point. Robert M.
Wilson of near Central Point and
Claud William of Grants Pass, were
to have been initiated last night but
could not be present at that time.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. . ,. tf
E. C. Gamble and family of Salem,
are motor tourists enroute to Califor
nia who are guests at the Holland.
Spark plugs for all cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co.' .
Because of heavy travel the south I
bound passenger train due in this
city at 9:35 a. m. today was run in
two sections. The first section had
nine cars and the second one eleven
cars. ' -. , - - ., ...... , ... '
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gamble are Ho
tel Holland guests from Klamath
Falls. -
Have your car washed and slmon
licd at Pacific Highway Garage. C3
Oregon men visiting In tho city In
clude C. It. Obonaues of Roseburg, II.
J. Homor Maris of Corvallls. J. K.
Kefflcy of Ashland and G. N. Mlsteldt
of iOugone. , '.'-.
Hoioto tlK arrival nf tlio Stork, vmirtflri
far uvnr lmli' i ctiuturv haVQ Iwi r.txl tlitf -
Trindotu of ctvititf nuiuro a hctoinx hand.
Nnuwa, liervotiuoMt beitflnf-uimn ami 1
trth-hlnr pain la ttw abilomen and
rniMclM am ctiUrvtp fcvpldcil by tlio uta of .
Mo'lKr'H V'rlond, niMliir to U" b:ttuiony ,
of UiuuMtida of muthtfra vrua uutii uivU litis
ume-!)orxt nitivtly. .
Motlur'a t'rtcml hihrlcntca' tbc in rwt
work of ncrvta tienrnlh tlio akin, and by
rc-ur taw ilnrlr tlio period IIk miuclaa
nro nmilo and kcjit aoft and oltutlc. Tbuy -cun
tticrt expand Routly and etwlly when
tutv U Imm and Diln and uaimor at Hid
i uhli la n.ituniU) r.vjidctl.
I MoHwrM h"rlrm! I a prcriarnHftn of nanO'
I rntlnr oil-i ami oilr:r nietl'cliuil nnnta
prcparfil e.iwtrtllj' for Mx-tiint molticra.
i It U (or cxlrrnil ore. la alol'Hc!r anfo ant
I rho ild 1k rrrulnrlr duilnj tho uUra
ncrim! before balT coiarn.
Wrllo lit tlio tirailikld Rnnilntor Con
nany, Dept. A. LJiniar n-iliuttu:, Atlanta.
.Icrirln. tor an intorrttiiMr MoMktImwiI
Moiik. omI o!4nln a bolllo of Mnther'a
'rcnl from tho drulit. You will Bad It
t: c"t.t kind of Help.
Catarrh Is nnnoylnn; ciiourIi when
it rhokes up your nostrils and air
pntsuucn, cutising puinful mid ilifll
cult, broalhinir uutl other iIIscimii
forn. Hut the real il:iiiicr coiuos
when it -reaches ilowu into your
limit.'
This l.i why you should at once
rcnlixe tho importance) of the proper
t rc.it men t , and lose no time ex
perimenting with worthless reiue-
.itrid ...i,t,.it inneli nnlv ttiA aurfnee.
To bo rid of Cuttirrh, you muiit ilrlvp
tlio illnniHe Hcrihs out ol your blood.
. Splciullil ronulH liavo lci report
ed from the uio of S. S. S.. w ilcll
rmiiiilcicly routs Irom your blood
the Catarrh Kcrnu, for which ,lt,li
ii ner-litf-i niltldllto. i f . i .
S. S. S. is sulil liy nil (IrugRiMs.
If you wish medical advice as to llii)
trcntiucnt of -your own itidiviiliml
cac, write to-day to L-lilcl aiciiicui.
Ailvliier, Swift Spccilis ,Co-, .Uqpfc
U, Atlanta. Uu
f&ikisisfv"-.' '
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TROY: TAILORED
softCOLLARS
FIT WELL WASH EASILY
Cluitt, PmhodySi Co., Inc., Troy. K. Y.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE One-panel body for Ford
chassis at reasonaule price. Geo.
L. Troichler Motor Co. 62
WANTED Woman, two in family.
615 West Thirteenth street.' $
FOR SALE Camping wngon, some
rabbit' houses, and imported pussy
. willow trees. Phone 627-J, Mod
ford. 4 8
! Pa tells ma
toeta,
package
all
Post
Toasties
or me
tlien. eats -
most all of 'em
Kodak Finishing
Film developing', 115c roll.
PrintineJ- post -card' size,: 8 for 10c.
2M.x3 and smaller. 2 for 6o.
Every dov service.
JAP ART STORE
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';-;M Order Your Window Screens
: i andjereen Doors Now v lin
:::: Our new factory is. now run- ' X.
; ning. Sec us for; anything in . 'iX'.Z
"ill , ' the woodwork line.;. ' .
: : : :. Millwork, Fitxure's, Fui'ni- : : : :
ture, Pacific Cedar .Chests, ' - -
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WORKS -
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:"ffi:MirnTTFgTTTTTriiiiTg""i
Knight's
Tomato Catsup
Made in Medford ,.
Just arrivetl, new tshiiiuut Knight's Tomato
Catsup. This catsup is one of tho bent on tho
market, is made in McdtVrd lYoni fresh ripe Hoguo
Hiver Tomatoes, and wo guarantee the quality.
With Medford Trade is Medford Made. ...
Persona! Attention
Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252 , , Groecr Phone 252
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Tomorrow
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' r -fl lift- ' $ .
ANOTHER BIG SPECIAL ATTRACTION
!' ,. . . The Celebrated Actor
f . ..... . , .
William FaversBani
: ' . - - i: - t - I J- ., t
Supported by
, BARBARA CASTLE AND ALL STAR CAST
, In tho Famous Melodramatic Success i
"The Silver King"
This play is filled with tense situations that
thrill and excite a powerful appeal. . 1 i
WILLIAM FAVERSHU4..
. j'aThe Silvei iCiiujf
NEWS WEEKLY
COMEDY
KITCHEN POLICE
AdmissionAdult3 25c; Children 10c. '
' f 4
Lawn Sprinkling Time
Is Here
For the remainder of tho week wo arc making wholesale prices 'on hose.
, -'v- ''.Xl" t ;, v.; .i ;..,. )'"- ''Xl'l XA2: tlXjCi
4-Inch Guaranteed Molded Hose
20c pr foot
in fifty-foot lengths v
Couplings Furnished Without Cost
This large shipment of hose arrived in Medford yesterday. Every foot
guaranteed. In other words the. biggest Hose Buy in Medford. Romcm
ber, two days. only. ' . ? '
Grater Lake Hardware Co,