t PSGE TWO
MTCDFOTIT) MATH TRTBUXTC, MEDFORD, OTJEfiOK. FR1 DAY. .TAXrATJV 2:1. 1020
Ut appears that Majcr 1 ) wih l K
Andrus, who died at Kosl-Imii-k yes
terday inorninK, had btn-n an ininat
of the State Suldior.s houiu there
Blnce Dec. 27. The following accouni
of the well known aged v(?tTun
death appeared in the Hostiiiurs Sew.
of yesterday: "IJ wight il. Andru
used 75 years, a native of Michigan
died at the Soldiers Home at 1 o'clock
tli Ik morning following an Illness oi
a few days. Ho was n late privati
in Co. U, 22nd .Michigan Volunteer
Infantry and served thruout th en
tire Civil war. He was admitted from
Bedford Dec. 27, litis. His widow
arrived in F(osebur yesterday antl
will take the body back to .ledfun!
for burial."
This office will tako subFcrlptioiu
for the Portland TuUKrnni. liarMaii.
rate f $3.ftfi a year by mall. Hub
scriptions to bo cent in before Febru
ary 10. 27 1
The local chapter of the Daughter
of the American Revolution will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
.Mrs. ti. Talt, South Holly
Btreet.
.Machine needles, bobbins and Bhut
tles for all makes of sewing ma
chines. Handicraft Shop. 25s
The many friends of William Han
na, local manager of the Associated
Oil company will regret to learn that
he has "been seriously ill for the past
week and that last evening ho left
for Portland in custody of relatives
for an operation to be performed in
a hospital there. He. was made ju
comfortable 'as possible on the train
Accompanying him were his physic
ian Dr. Henry Hurt, his wife, his uls
ter, Mrs. Neuber, and his brother,
Jlerbort K. Hanna. His Illness kiow
out of his old trouble with gall stonep
for which an operation was perform
ed on him here over a year ago and
from which he was so long in re
covering. Dance at St. Mark's hall. Sat., Jan
21. Launspaeh's orchestra. Nul'f sed.
2 u 9
Fct the farm bureau auction sale
of puro bred hogs to bo held tomor
row afternoon at Helm's stable, J).
W. Lowe will act as auctioneer.
On and after January 12 the nines
& Snider garage will be open day and
night. tf
The spelling beo and big social
time announced in Thursday's Mall;
Tribune- by mistake as to take place!
tonight ut Talent will be held Instead'
at .Phoenix in Clyde hall, and there
promises to 1m uile an attendance of
EMetlfortl people. Tho affair begins
ut'7: :tU p. in.
The Mod ford Printing company has
thu Do Luxe Multiplex cash books
And -other ruled books, loose leaf ays
tern, also inventory sheets. If you
neqd these or any other blank bookt
or. hills to fit any binder see this
office and patronize home industries.
ti
iur.. and Mrs. ltaymond Moran and
soil arrived home today from a sev
eral days visit at Portland.
'Mats cleaned and blocked. Apparel
Cleaners and Hatters, 103 North Cen
tra Phone 22II-J. 2 tilt
Indications are that a number of
perfectly healthy Medford and Jack
son county mou will' becomo appar
ently ill with flu symptoms IT the res
olution introduced in congress yes
terday providing for the suspension
for DO (lays of tho prohibition en
forcement act, which allows only one
pint of liquor every ten days for sick
persons, is adopted. The resolution's
author, Representative Sabath of Illi
nois, claimed that whiskey Is the only
effective remedy against tho disease.
Dr. Heine, eye, eat, nose, throat.
, "Well made and inexpensive new
gingham dresses for girls from 2 to
14 years. Handicraft Shop. 2"S
Mrs. V!. 8. Webb, 1 Hi North Front,
is leaving for California today called
there by the sickness of her sister
whom she expects to bring buck to
Medford lor treatment.
Just unloaded another carload oi
Dorts. Place your order now before
advuuee in price. Clark & Childers.
2GU
Among California guests registered
ut the Medford are M. Whltjob or
Oakland, (!eo. A. Webber of Los An
geles, and V. U Schneider, I,. Jenesy.
K. C. Sullivuti, S. Cohen and Arthur
Samuely of San Francisco, and -Mr.
and Mrs. F. It. Gaelick and .Mrs. 1..
(iaetlck of Fresno.
Dance at St. Mark's hall, Sat., Jan.
21. LaunHpuch's orchestra. Xuff sed.
2 r. it
Dr. Kva Mains Carlow left last
Sunday for Albany, Ore., t( attend
the osteopathic meeting held there
on Monday. On her return she visit
ed ut Kngene the guest of Mrs. Helen
Sneilicor and family, also otbor
friends. Dr. Carlow will probably re
turn the first ot the week.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, ror.set lero for
NuUone. Phone 5S.VJ.
Among guests at the Holland from
nearby points are T. K. Samioz of
Trail, C. C. Hurt1ett and Dick Parker
of Ashland and M rs. S. M. Mump and
son and Mrs. Mu' Pherson of Ililt.
Initials for Huen embroidered and
ready to sew on. Handicraft Shop.
25 s
Tho Hums Pros, minstrels who
flayed at the Ki:ilU the past tut.
days left this morning for Hornhronk
their next tdaml.
Htilcks, Dodges and Chevrolet?, all
late models, at the right prices. You
can Bavo money by Httng one of
these cars now at tho Drown Auto
Co. i;,'(s
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO.
UNDERTAKERS
Ony Phone: Pacific 227.
KUlit PhoiH: F. V. Weeks, 1US-J2.
The next big event with the local
lodge of Klks will be on tho first
Thursday night in February which
will be past exalted r.ib-rs night and
the annual roll call of members, real
ly two big events in one.
Slab and fir wood for sale. Phone
sy.t.
J. T. Tiilley and wife and U O.
Van VYegan of Klamat h Falls, are
visitors In the city and guests at the
Nash.
Tiny tots school Is the place for
your small child. It needs the train
ing. Mrs. Vin?on, (122 West Fourth
street. Phone 8!2-V. 2"S
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cr. Owen are
among the Medford visitors in Port
laud and are registered at the Port
land hotel. ,
In the page insurance ad run yes
terday the name of Fdward Witte. I
the popular Medford agent for the
Metropolitan Lite was misspelled.
Kd's friends were jollying him today
about changing his name.
Supervisor Jlankin of the Crater
National forest is arranging for a
convention of all the rangers of this
forest district, nine in number, to be
held In Medford in the Federal build
ing .January 27 and 2S to perfect the
district's organization for the year's
work, to study the fire protection
problem and discuss other matters of
interest.
Hasklns for health.
Pert (ireer, the Ashland editor was
:i business visitor in the city today.
Take your hemstitching and picot-
ing to the Handicraft Shop. 2."iS"
Oregonians registered nt the Med
ford Thursday and today include K.
S. Hall and X. .1. Drew of Salem. C. C.
Van lloutti and K. 10. Itorapaugh -of
Kngene, Mr. and Mrs. VY. C. Stanley
of ( ! rants Pass and (!. C. J racket t,
C. A. Peterson, O. S. Dickson, It. P.
Ilowman, VY. It. Kirkpatrlck, H. A.
Mitikler, C. A. Dick, Chas. A. Colin
and A. D. Ilramwelt of Portland,
The 2:i-12 dancct will he held to
night in the Nat, at U:00 p. in. 2."S
Itring your' glass Jars for freshly
grated horseradish at tho Public Mar
ket Sai unlay. 2.".N
Twenty members of the Y. It. C.
of Ashland, spent the afternoon here
guests of the .Medford Women's
Itellef corps yesterday and enjoyed a
fine supper served by their hosts in
the evening, after which the meeting
of the Medford corps was held at
which l ho corps' new officers were
installed. J
Muy your rres:, eastern buckwheat
t VYaruor, Wortman & (lore. ltti
(Jeneral John J. Pershing and -taff
ti two private cars attached to tho
regular train passed thru Medford
iihont midnight last night eitroute to
Sacramento for au inspection of.
Mather Field, after which they will
inspect the military features around
San Francisco, Los' Angeles, San !
Diego, Fl Paso and other Mexican!
border points, returning to Washing
ton about .March 1 .
Hemstitching and pecoting. The
Yanlly Shop. .
liev. William H. Hamilton of St.
Mark's church leaves tomorrow for
Portland to attend the diocesan con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
church.
Orres, tailors lor tnon and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
Much interest Is being taken in the
outcome of the new board of direc
tors meeting of the chamber' of com
merce tonight, especially as to the
identity of tho president' and secre
tary of the body to bo chosen for tho
ensuing year.
Fine seed barley, bearded and
beardless. Hoc leaned gray oats.
Vetch seed, at Lee Watkins & Co.,
:tH7 South Front'. Phono 2tlf. 201
Tho entire postofiice staff is very
touch puffed up over (lie fact that
Tom Ni.rrls, who holds the contract
of hauling the mails between the
depot and poslotfice, has purchased n
brand new Ford touring car and a
trailer with red trimmings for this
work. The trailer will be used only
to transport the heavy parcel post
packages, and of course the first class
mall pouches will tie carried in the
touring car as usual. Hill Warner,
assistant postmaster, purchased a
new necktie today to match the trim
mings of the trailer.
Medford Window ('leaning Co.
House cleaning. Janitor work, floor
finishing, waxing or varnishing, liea
souable prices. James Waldson, 21
Cenesee. Phono 2ti;t-Y. 2."!
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism
A good hot mustard plaster or
poultice is pretty sure to overcome
most rheuma! I
pains and even
sr iatica and gout
hut it's u musny
affair and gener
ally blisters.
Heat Is abso
lutely necessary
if you want per
manent rel i e f.
Hegy'a Mustarine
made of true yel
low 111 u s t a r d
with other pain
relieving ingredi
ents added Is
just as hot, !s
c Uea per, cleaner
and mure effec
tive than the old
fashioned poultice or plaster and can
not blister.
Ifesldes rheumatic pains ami swel
lings iiegy's Mustarine is speedily ef
fective for lumbago, backache, neu
ritis, pleurisy, bronchitis, sore throat,
chest colds and all aches and pains
-because heat eases pain ;iu and t;u
cents.
1
!
Vera and Mollie .Morrimun, an!
Mrs. 'lilaiu'he .Miles I'.ft this after
noon for San Knincisco, called there
Ity the nerlous illness of their liu.-ther,
who In HNcndiiiK the winter with .Mr.
and .Mrs. Itolieit Teller.
We expect an appraiser for the
California Joint Sti.vk Land hank to
he in '.Medford soon. If yon want
prompt serviee on your farm loan at
I) per cent file your application to
day. ilcCnrdy Insurance Agency.
2. ".Il
.lames I,. Koklik, u Central l'oint
yoniiK man who had heen employed
lor some time past in (lie cement
plant at (lolil Hill, waived examina
tion at his preliminary hearing in
Ittdce Taylr.T's court yesterday after
noon on the charge of rtatutory as
sault on a i:s years old i?lrl of field
Mill, and was held to the grand jury
in liond of $"nou.
A steel loom in firsl class condition
for sale. I'hone 1 1 7-X. (,
Notice
Kvans'eliKt .1. A. Kippey is i;c...'n.n to
speak on the true, Haliliath of the
Itllile at thu Seventh Day Adventisl
church on North Hiverside toninht.
Come early and then you will lie
sure of haviiiK a seal. :ir,s
A. V. ti A. M.
JJ. Special Communication Med
1rf fi.rd t.ndKo lllll, Friday evell
V Ins. Jan. 21!, 7 :::) p. 111. Work
In K. A. decree. Ity order of W. M.
L'.'.S I.. K. WILLIAMS.
like
peroxide"
asm
Toothpaste
Sol J only wliere ADS
food's are Ju'pl.rt-d
xo i
CP?
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
No Cookinff
A Nutritious Diet for All Arcs
Quick Lunch ut Home or Office
Avoid Imitations and Substitutes
We have qualified
as an
A. D. S.
Store
Heath's
Drug Store
TO 0L AT ET0 CLASSIFY
I'Olt SALK Mammoth ltronze tur
keys. J. C. llerrliiK Central lV.ii't
l-'Olt SALK - l!i; Chalmers ti. run I
l-.oeii miles: new Kelly tires,
llaixaiu if taken at once. Call
Crater Lake Carafe. L'.'.s
FOIv S LK l-'ive room house, larire
lot. tin pavement; clear. Call Fri
day or Saturday forenoon. -'.0
lieatty street. 'J.'.n
You can fit most anj
old thing at DiVom
most any old Urns,
Blouses
We take pleasure in
announcing (o the ladies
of MortfoYil and the
Rogue. River Valley that
we have added an ex
elusive line of smart
Hlousea.
We shall lie pleased to
have you cali and see
Uiese new models.
The
Vanity Shop
Xot to lilnlio Theatre
Pictorial
and
The Home
Journal
Patterns.
Corsets
Royal
Worcester
Nemo
La Camille
OLD H. C. L. IS A STRANGER HERE NOTE A FE W OF OUR VALUES
Ladies' Silk Hose
Full fashioned, reinforced lice!
an.! foe, pure silk at $1.49
A few other values
Regular l.r)() at $1.25
Regular I.Li.l at 89
Rngular ;" at ..69c
Ladies'. Cotton and Lisle Hose
Regular 7")r. at G9-
Regular .lOe at 39'
Ginghams
Apron (Jinghains at 25(i'
Dress (linghams, Tuile du
Xordes and I-'rench (iinghanis
from, ;i yard 29 to 65c
Outing Flannels
White and colors at, a yard 25c
Ainoskeag Daisy Cloth in white
only, worth f)0V at
Dcvonshircs at
Sheetings
7-4 wide, at, a yard
!M witle, at a yard ..'
10-4 wide, at a yard
4") inch Pillow Tubing
.'Hi inch Unbleached Muslins, reg
ular price 2lc and 2oc.
Palm Olive Soap 3 cakes for 25 cents
9
.55b
Other Bargains
4" inch Oil Cloth, white 'and colois 45o
White Cotton Gabardine, '50c to 7-"c values offered
at from ' ,-,35 to 55?
White Goods for Dresses or Waists, worth "))c to .!.()(),
offered at 35 to 75?
Good J'rints at, a vard 20c
'J4-i)iece .lapancse Liiiicheon Sets, regular 2.50 a set.
..$2.00
.......50
95c
69c
49c
! 35c
45e
.;. 25c
.30 to 40c
now
I'lxtra Napkins at, a dozen ,--
Society Linen Stationery
1.2") box now on sale at
!)oe box now on side at
(i.V box now on sale at
Writing Tablets tit
Vine ( 'ambries, a. yard
Nainsooks, at a yard :
Towelings
Union Linens, a yard
Pure Linen Cra.shes at, yard
Table Linens
Mercerized Table Linen, yard ...75c and S1.00
Pure Linens, at, vard $1.25 and up
All Silk Pongees' at .'. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
Ladies' Neckwear and Vests tit one-half tiff.
Ladies' and Misses Blouses.
Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chcne. Pongee, Voile, etc.,
from' $2.50 to $28.5010 Per Cent Off
"20 Per Cent Off Sweaters, Slips-Ons and Coats.
Hand and Machine Knit $5.00 to $20.00
Children's Koveralls, all sizes $1.75
All Blankets and Comforters at 10 Per Cent Off
"Thrift does not mean hoarding money in a stocking. It does not mean depriving one self of the things that
add to the joy of living. It means investing wisely spending wisely buying clothes that add dignity and
increase power. You are teaching others to save when you show them how to.buy wisely."
Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses Are AS! Being Priced at a Big
Reduction to Make Room for Our
Hosiery
Wayne Knit
Iron Clad
For Women and
Children
ADVANCE SHOWING OF LADIES' AND MISSES' SPRING
CREATIONS
We have received our first shipment of Coats,, Suits and Presses
for Spring, and more are expected daily., Don't miss seeing the
newest designs in our Millinery Department.
Wilson
Brothers
Furnishing .
for
Men.
F. K. DEUEL & SONS, Inc.
(THE MAY CO.)
VK I.KAH
OTHKlt.S KOLIjOW
Launspach Orchestra
uaxc'h woitiv on; si'hci.xi.ty
l-'or pni'tH-ulnrs phone II. '. I.imnspm-ii, -I l;t.V.
We fit till I ho late music as soon as it is published, from 'Frisco
mid camera cities... This work is not a side line with us; we make
it a business.
Fancy Dried Fruits
Apricots
Peaches
Cooking Figs
Seeded Raisins
Petite Prunes
Italian Prunes
Santa Clara Prunes
Seedless Raisins
California Layer Figs
Imported Turkish Figs
Golden and Fard Dates
Cleaned Currants
FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY MORNING
Personal Attention'
Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
- Every ear or motor truck . driver likes to feel
Power in reserve power that he can depend upon
instantly when needed.
That is what ZKNTTII carhuretion gives you
quick response to every demand greater power,
greater speed, ready acceleration. ZKNITJI means
full engine energy without waste of fuel.
That is why ZHN1TJI was used on the majority of
fighting planes on the Allied Front; why it was used'
on the effective French .Wenault tanks'; why it was
used (n all Liherty motors, including those -oil the -XC-.1);
whv Ralph Del'ahna s record breaking Pack
ard "90.V was ZKXrni-KUJPPED.
Young's Garage
POWER OF AN IDEAL
The. ino iM-rcetiJ AMKltKWX HUM, WIXS liusliiess'ns" liTwnr
ItKC.U sr. the STItlONdTIl r this srent Alnel-I-C'AX-Ism IS IXM-
viniwij riT.vi-.ss.
LEARN MORE EARN MORE ENJOY MORE
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE
Individual Instruction )ny or evening
I CAN plus I WILL equals OPPORTUNITY
Phone 252
Grocer
Phone 252
J 0HN F. LAWRENCE, MEDFORD IRON WORKS
our .p,.JlWS.ernM tchiF0UNDRY AND MACHI"E SHOP
both American and 8wlss, at lowe; Aliso agent for Fairbanks nni Mora!
Pilcea. Kneinea.
Wa do our n-wn repairing. j J South Riverside.
Telephone II N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
Special attention given to surgical aud obstretical
eases.
No extra charge for graduate nurses services. '
The most important person in this hospital is the
patient.
MEDFORD OREGON