T
r KTOE TWO
STRDT'OR'D MATT) TTiTTlTTNTTC. AfEDFORD, ORKCIOX, WI'.DNKSDAY, JAXUAT?V 2. 19:20
Tliifrn wan a koocI attinlancc at
(lie Seventh Pay Ailwiilist church
hint evening in hear the evangelist
apeak on the "Two Covntiants." He
allowed very conclusively from the
A i.n I..v annual conference of Heriitnrc that the ten ci.intnand
Mm inmrnrs. of the Crater national! menu were the eases of holh the Old
......., ...lit. L-..,i r-il fm'etrv nf- and ew i-o vt'lian I . After Christ's
ii.-t.. n'n.i.l-iv in tin. Ci'i ei -i "loon seaieu me new covenant mere
flclais
liuildlni; fur the puriit
ing all lines of fore
especially fire protection. The fol
lowing; officials are in attendance
from I'urtluml: A. O. Waha, 1". K.
Ames, and C. .1. Ilinli, assistant dis
trict forestcm; .M. i. .Merrill, in
charge of improvement work, and V.
Ji. Oslicrne, Jr., In cha-Re of fire pro
tection. Supervisor Itankin and the
following force of Crater national
forest are also in attendance: II. -M.
.Inhnsoli, forest examiner. (Senrisc It
West und .lohn I). Hoist, sealers, and
A. T. Pcole. K. C. I'cachcy, .1. ..
Oribhlo, 11. L. Jones and I-. C. I'ort
riuiRcrs.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, sorsetloro for
Nul3one. Phone USTi-J. '
Painting, tlntinn atid pnporhanK
inc. Phone liOU-X. ZT
The latest edition of the Jlcdford
III Times went lo press today anil
will he In circulation Thursday.
CakoH. Kronen pastry and cream
puffa at Iho Shasta.
Prof. C. 1. Lewis and M. O. Kvans
of Salem who are hero on Oregon
(Irowers Cocperative assoclalion hns
incsB are making their headiiuarters
lit the Holland.
Moonlight dance! .Medford Nat.
Wed. .lull. 2S. Admission free! 'ItVi
.Miss Alice Denein arrived home
yestenlay from Knseliiirg where she
hod been looking after InisIncsH iiiul
tera. Fino nainsook, organtly and voile.
Handicraft Shop. SIM
Dr. Henry Hart who arrived home
tills nflcrnoou from 'Portland and
who left William A. Ilaniia's bedside
In the iK.'.ipiUU in that city last nlKbt,
reports his condition us serious, altho
ho had rallied considerably from the
operntlon performed on him Satur
day. 1920 Hi dance Thursday night.
:;(;::
GWr. and Mrs. Frank Saunders or
Parkers Prairie, Minn., W. C. Pearse
of New York city and l' H. Mtilhol
land (,'f l,ti (irande, Ore., are guestH
ut the Medford.
A. C. Ilalste.nl. mechanotherapy,
metaphysics. 2-5 lOast -Main, over
K I (Id's shoe store, Phono li!M)-.M. 2S
Patrick Wolcli, tho Spokane con
tractor who Is president of the Itogue
Hlver Valley Canal company, Is here
on n business visit of several days.
Machine needles, bobbins and shut
tles for nil makes of sowing mn
clilncs. Handicraft Shop. 258
i Tho Oregon Stale Association of
'National Farm Lean organizations
began Us nuutiul meeting at Salem
yosterday.
Fotiy-lhroo grades of pencils kept
In stock all tho time. There Ik one
'Just right for you. IVcdrord Hook
.'Sloro. 2;i
"Stuart Saunders, polenlalo of llil
lnli letnple. Mystic Shrine, of Ash
land anil tletirge W. Dunn, past po
tentate of the temple, were in Kti
gene Sunday and .Monday arranging
with local Shriners to slago a big Ini
tiation hero March and ti at the
armory, " says the Kngcne liegister.
"P. S. Malcolm, of Port bind, Hi.'vor
elgn grand Inspeclor general, has
promised to be hero al Dial time and
will confer lite Scottish Idle degrees.
Including (he il'jil. This will enable
.Masons of Kugene and this pari of
tho state lo lake tho higher Scottish
lilto degrees. Mr. Saunders and .Mr.
1 Jit ii it announced yesterday that a
large number i.'f the uiemberK of 1111
lull lemplo will he in Fllgene on those
dates and will put on the work on the
second night."
Moonlight parly! Medford Nat.
Wed. Dancing free, !l to p. in.
2i'.'J
The St. Mark's guild will meet
Thursday afternoon, .Ian. 'J'.iih, at
2::iM al I lie home of Mrs. Fred I.,
llealh, 112 lieaeva avenue.
Monograms, centers, luncheon
cloths. Infants dresses stamped lo or
der. Handicraft Shop. 2UI
Tim police and sheriff will begin
making arrests aller today of all auto
cwners driving their cars without
1IIUII licenses who have not yet made
application for this year's licenses
with the secretary of slate's office.
Koe ,nx carbons anil ribbons. Same
price as before the war. Medl'i.rd
Hook Store.
A trio of Unite Falls women ar
rived In Hie city Tiicsihn and arc
guests at the Holland. They ale Mrs.
II. I,. Vrailcnhurgh. Mrs. It. At. ;ili
unison and Mary A. Cleveager.
The dally weather bureau preilit
tlon. which lias no! been holding up
very well fi r several days pa it. is ful
fil I r weather tonight and Thursday,
.lust a trace of train fell last night.
Tho Moilford Printing company has
tho Do l.tixo Multiplex cash books
nnd other ruled books, loose leaf sys
tem, also Inventory sheets. If von
pood these or any other blank books
or bills lo fit any binder see this
office and patroiil.o homo Industries.
II
Mrs. i.ee Havenporl, state chair
man of the women's republican coin
inlltee, who has been attending the
republican convention in Sau Fran
cisco, anived In KoseiMirg this after
noon and will visit lor several days
with Mrs. A. i'. Marstcrs beli.re con
tinuing on to her hi'ine in Portland.
Itosebllln lleWett.
llaskins for. health.
of dis;-uss-1 was "o change made, neitner ailile'i
work n 1 1 f ( or taken from. The thought was
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I'Olt UK ST Atira.tn
flat, close In. Phone
I urnishe
ii-.l. :t;
LOST- Party who found iiirUey hen
on Willow Springs mad near IVn
tral Point Sunday please retain to
i or utility .1. c. Heiiug. phone l.".;i,
Central Point.
brought out by the speaker and
proven that the first day c.f the week
as a day of worship had no place in
l he new covenant. The subject to
night will be the "Law and the Co:,,
pel."
Wanted to buy modern five i.t six
room home on pavement. Answer
llox inn, Mall Tribune. 2C,'
Dr. .). Randolph Sassuetl left last
flight for Portland on business con
neetod with the Methodist church of
which ho is pastor.
Dr. llelno, eye, eat, noso. Throat.
leorge N. Angell of Seattle, edi
torial representative of the Oregon
Farmer of Portland, which is one of
the. Northwest Farm trio of publica
tions. Hie ether two being the Wash
ington Farmer ami the Idaho Far
mer, is In the city and valley for sev
eral days looking into the agricultur
al and fruit situation.
10 per cent off on all Pacific Pack
age goods. J landicraft Shop. 2li-l
Word comes from Mend Hint -Mr.
anil Mrs. Claud Mel, formerly of
.Medford, ad(.;pted at Portland last
week a baby hoy a year old, and that
Mr. Metz has again become associated
in the grocery business al Itend with
Louis llennett, also formerly of Med
lord. Hemstitching 10c per yard, thread
riirnished, work guaranteed. Mail
orders solicited. Singor Sewing Ma
chliio Co., 115 West Main street.
Phono 2 I 5-11.
Portland people registered at the
Medford yesterday and this nii.'rning
include .1. Ilonter, Mr. and Mrs.
lacob Miller, II. L. Volse, Fled Ames,
.1. II. Devlin, A. D. Heckley, L. W.
Keenan, M L. Merrill. 11. I). Wuliu,
Win. II. Osborne, Jr., W. J. Whllely,
W. J. Mallhouse and .1. H. McCord.
See 1). It. Wooa & Co., .'o. 7 West
lOlevonth. for firo Insurance tf
Win. C. Hooker, better known as
"Hilly" Hooker, underwent a serious
operalli.il Tuesday at the Sacred
Heart hospital. He Is getting along
nit well as could be. expected under
the circumstances.
For tho best Insurance see llolmos
tho lnsurahco Man.
At Hie Holland are registered A. V.
Aret of Tacoina, Mr. and Mrs. (leorge
A. Smith or I'ort land, T. (I. Fitzger
ald of San Francisco, and W. C. and
It. W. Penoyar of Oakland, Calif.
Drunnwlck phonographs on onBy
torms nt Halo's Piano House tf
A. II. CIiuho of Table Hock was a
visitor In Medford yesterday and Ihls
forenoon.
Slab and fir wood for sale. Phone
Sail.
Uev. L. Myron lloozer arrived
home today from Albany where he
look a conspiciolls part as mialerator
or the Presbyterian synod III the in
Htallation last night of llov. A. M.
Williams as the new president of Al
bany college.
Oet tho habit! liny shares now In
Iho UiilMing and Loan,
A steel loom In first class condition
for mile. Phone II7-X. 2112
Miss Helen Yoekey left Tor her
home at Saletn Wednesday evening
alter a several days visit here.
Hot taiualeh and chili com ni ne al
DeVoo's.
(Kxlra iiiallty hi.'H nhell walnuts
15c a pound at Warner, Woitman
(ore's. ' 2ii2
Three Soul hern Pacific ilelectives
are In Iho city loila v invest igal Ing
the thel't of $11111 worth of wearing
apparel from Hie baggage cur of the
Walker Whiteside company which
was broken Into while standing on a
side track hero last Sunday night.
Ladies' and ineirs suns French drv
cleaned f 1 .60. City Cleaning Works.
Phono -17-1. tf
Son Hie newest spring models lu
satin hats at the Vanity Shop. 21'..".
F.mil Molir Is slowly recovering
'ram his long rheumatic attack and
yeslerday enjoved a short auto ride,
the first lime he had been out of bis
home in file weeks.
Painting, tinting and decorating
orders promptly attended to. Phone
I. Fllioll ,li McCallerty. lis I
Ones, tailors tor men and women.
High grade only, Ashland, Oro.
The Jackson Parent -Teachers circle
will unite willi the other circles at a
mooting 1'iiilay afternoon at Hie high
m-Ik ,il. There will be a called meet
ing at Hie Jackson .school a week
from Friday.
On and alier January 12 the nines
& Snider garage will be open day and
night. tt
On and after Jainiai-r 12 the nines
,V- Snider garage will be open day and
night. tf
After you cat
fr
always tako
FOR YOUR STOMACH'S" SAKQ
Invnntly rrlicvr Heartburn. tltoMed Cum
Ftlin. IStnv imiigMion. fix-J tounnit, to-li-iUiuri.
und all tht- many luirerlet caucJ by
Acid-Stomach
I: TllNICi.ll,,. r-mi-lv. Trnaof lhi.
m! ..,l..rf!;Ily U'lir'u, ,1. I'.!! iv,ly Knr
nid, .-.I lo .!f-,p ,.r W o w:ll r.-tu ,U FT;..i y.
Ottll md aL' tMX t(xlA). ou Will M
Heath's Dniti Store. Mrdfnnl. Orenon
WEEK3 & McGOWAN CO.
UNDERTAKERS
Day Plione: Pacific 8ST.
Vlttlit Phone: r. V. Wreks, ltlS Jll.
IjhIj Alln
From Salem comes the news that
either C. C. Scott or II. J. lOlierle. for
merly of Medford, deputies in the
state forester's office, will be sent to
March Field, Riverside, Cal in ccm
piiaace with a request by li. H. Ar
nold, in command of the western de
partment of the air service, I'nitcd
Slates army, for some representative
of the Oregon forestry department at
the field lo prepare for I he patrol
work 10 be carried c.i in this state
during the coming summer. It is not
expected that Iho forestry representa
tives will learn how to operate an
airplane but that lliey will be in
structed in the administrative end nf
thV patrol, according to F. A. Klliott,
state forester.
Carl Jeschke, high srnde watch
and clock repairing. 3 Fir street.
F.- V. Carter of Ashland .who was
in the city this afternoon slated that
lie will accept the position of ninth
member of the new sjate fish and
game commission, who- will ho the
president or chairman of the board,
when formally elected by the other
members. His position will really be
that of arbitrator on the commission,
anil as he sees it he will net have
anything to say on commission af
fairs except when there Is a dispute
betw-een Iho commercial and game
sections. In case of deadlock his vote
would be the deciding ractor.
Kidd's shoe store. Phono lillU-M.
2S5
Hemstitching and pecollng. The
Vanity Shop.
Dave Rosenberg who lias been at
Seattle on business fe'r tho past
month is exported lioino dally.
Slab wood for salt by tier or cord.
Valley Fuel Co.
Take your hemstitching and pirat
ing to the Handicraft Shop. , 25S
It. W. Flasslgs of Alhambra, Calif.,
L. Wi. Thorndlke of Kennet, Calif.
and L. K. Price of Chicago tiro among
Wednesday's arrivals at thu Nash.
For salts Buck stio- gravel. Phone
9 12-J. .
Try our mercliantB' lunch. The
Shasta. tf
The Klks lodge session tomorrow
night Is expected lo' lie another short
one with an artistic treat In the way
of entertainment for the members.
On and after January 12 the nines
& Snider garage will be open day and
night. tf
For appoint intuits wills Dr. Me.M.
M. Dow, call the superintendent of
the Dow Hospital, telephone 11. Dr.
IJe-w will return about February loth.
2(1 ti'
Judge F. M. Calkins is presiding
at the circuit court session at Klam
ath Falls this week, hearing several
cases ill which Judge Kuykendall is
disqualified.
This office will a?,o subscriptions
for tho Portland Telogram. Uargnin
rate ,1' $:i.9u.u year by mail. Sub
scriptions to ho sent In before Febru
ary 10. 2 7-1
I
TO
VAWTER BLOCK
I Yesterday arrangements were made
: by the Seely V. Hall -Motor company
to nii ve into the Vawter building itt
(present occupied liy Hnders as a gro
'cery store, opposite the Medford Fur
niture & Hardware building. The
I building will be remodeled thruoiit.
j'i'he sales room will be modern ami
J equipped with electric appliances in
order to show their cars tc- the best
! advantage. The room will also be
slocked with accessories and tires.
The Seely V. Hall Motor Co. is sell
j Ing tlio Chandler and Cleveland cars
and also handle the Federal truck
lines. The Seely V. Hall Motor Co.
has only been in business a few
months, but have found their sales
growing to such an extent that they
found it necessary to have a large
floor space in order lo keep up wilh
their growing business. The location
Now Yorkers Skate in Streets.
N'KW YOliK. Jan. L'H. A J'ilin of
ice covered I lie city loilav, glazim;
rails, streets and idewnlk, ilemor
ali.inir Iriillie on all electric lines und
o.niisimr lens o' llioiisiiiuls lo be lute
I'm' work.
Card of Thanks t
We wish to thank Hie many friends
who were so kind II' us in our recent
sorrow, and for the beautiful floral
offerings. Also the Masonic, (I. A. R.
and V. It. C. orders for their kind
assistance. SARAH M. ANDRI'S
2l!2 AND FAMILY.
secured is almost In the center of the
business district, which fact shculd
bo worth considerable to a car
ageiuy sales room.
I'OKTI.ANH. Ore.. Jan. 'JH.-The
Indian bill, a ; reported bv tile senale
committee on Indian aH'airs yester
day, carried an ninu'oliriatiotl ot
lL'-'.llbtl lor lite Cliemawn Indian
-chool al Salem, according lo a
Washington. I. ('., dispatch received
here. II rails' llowi'ver. to make nnv
provision for the new dormitory ut
the school, tor which an ,aiiiroiriu
tion Vii asked. -
mm
jipsr j
Jo'od Shoes"
Shoeology
When in need of a pair
sliocs wliv not look our
shoes over. Our prices are
reasonable.
Mow Is a Good Time r'uf
To Driye Uut A-atann
'mil t. 1 1,1 lahlishcd fact
Tko TVnuMe Is in the Blood,
Summer catarrh, wilh it nause
ous discharge, stuftcd up glands,
difficult breathing, and summer
colds, is bad enough, but the worst
if it is yet to come if you ntglctt
Z check' the growth that ,, form
ing tc attack you with ten-fold
1 .ini-lno the winter.
s'X iti so important , o
treat catarrh witn -warm
weather.
It is now ! an established lact
.i,-,. -.i .rrl. i in the blood anil
that lotions and salves do not give
relief. The experience of others
has proven Chat S. S. S. strikes at
., , c vr,l,l Vnte nr
me rooi ui nc i -- ---
time in this matter, for it is of the
utmost importance. Write to our
r 1 A -l.-I.-n -.Umlt Vmtf
Bicnirai juivi " -r S
Address Swift Specific Co., Uept,
loriain. i -
S. during 53, Atlanta
I
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OF INTEREST
TO WOMEN
This is a Short Letter, but it
Brings a Message of Import
ance to every Woman.
Wood fo-.-d. Vt. " I tookLvdia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound and Liver
Fills betore my child
was born and it did
wonderful work for
me. Mv baby weigh
ed cightand one-half
'pounds when bom
jand I did not suffer
imany pains. You
can publish this let
tor if you wish for I
would not be with
out your medicine
before child birth."
Mrs. JoilN LlBl-
ItlNI, Woodlord, Vt.
The reason why Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound is so successful
in overcoming woman's ills is because it i
contains the tonic, strengthening pro-
Certics of good old fashioned rootii and
erbs, which act on the female organ
ism. Women from all parts of the
country arc continually testifying to its
strengthening, curative influence and
as it contains no narcotics -or harmful
drugs it is a safe medicine for women.
I f you want special advice write Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential),
Lynn, M ass. Your letter will be opened,
read, and answered by women only.
Teat'lier .Inliiiuv, wbat is a
varmint '
Johnny I heard Dad (ell
lliar a Pniirteeriii"; Ilou; was
wurse (hen a pack oT Sibe
rian wolfs.
FREr A . pair ot si ills with
every pair ot our .1 Joys'
School Slioes.
Isn't it sweet of the sinrar
barons to let the dear public
have the little white flakes
at only lKc per pound (
FRIO ft Pad, ruler and lead
pencil with every pair of our
Misses School Shoes.
If "Live and Let Live" was
everybody's first considera
tion toward fellowin,en. there
would be fewer paupers and
no profitcpiiufc hogst"1-.
Good Shoes"
CQie White MAZDA Lamp
-for the Home
These new 50-watt White Mazda Lamps can be
used in. any socket or fixture where you now
have 40, 50 orfhOAvatt clear bulb lamps.! They
bum in any position. They are suitable and
satisfying' for every room in your home'; ''
The china-white glass bulb gives, an evenly dif
fused, soft light brilliant but without glare, kind
and pleasing to the eyes, .i In these new
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
will be found a beauty, dignity and efficiency
never before combined in any one lamp. See
them lighted, at ..'X'..-'r
. -.. . --U.
Paul's Electric Store
! AGENT ,. ,
MAIN AND CENTRAL, MEDFORD j ;
MEDFORD IRON WORKS iOXY-ACETYLENI
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP ? WELDING Jf
I Cylinder heads, 'pump castlngg mls
Aliso aeent for Fairlianka and Morse ccllaneous woldiiiR. Work gua'ralilocd.
Eni!in(!S- OAKLAND GARAGE
17 Smith Rlvrslrf t2:t-l2.-, Smilli Front.
HeuraSgic Paiis
Give Way to Soothing Hamlln'e
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and
cfFectivo treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Kuhhed in where the pain
is, it acts as a lonie to the tortured
nerves and almost invariably brings
quick relief.
Its healing, antiseptic qualities can
always he relied upon to prevent in
fection, or other serious results, from
iprain.s, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and
Mings. Just as good, too, for sore
feet, stitt neck, frost bites, cold sorc:i
and canker sores.
(let it from druyists for ,0 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back,
Kvor constipated or have sick hr ui.
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant li'.tlc pink piu;, JO cents.
Guaranteed.
Blouses
New Spring
Blouses
Now Arriving
I'ltMso look over out
lines liffniv luiyini;
The
Vanity Shop
Xcit to ltlallo Tliwitre
Ton en fat moit nj
old thine At DVofi
most &ny old tin,
PRESENTING POWERFUL EXAMPLES AND CONCRETE PROOF OF OUR EFFORT TO LOWER
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING . 'V'V;
'v luivi' a store full of (ii;tlily
iiieivliaiitlise, all bought on a low
market. It. is yours to draw
(Voni us as you need it. 01' course,
when we buy and iay more nat
urally the 'ii'ice must go iii. So
every man anil woman will real
ize the importance of Inlying
NOW of ant ieipiitin future re -iiiireiiieiils.
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SHOES
Ladies' line kid slioes in small
sizes, just the thing for misses ami
sni.ili i.-ulit-s .. $1.98
LADIES' BUTTON SHOES $2.98
Patent Pillion, military heel, worth
..-.( I (,., lay. On sale.'. $2.98
MEN'S DRESS SHOES $6.49
S."i0 u rj: 0.00 values ill kid ami
eiiii 1 1 n t ; 1 . Ktmlish or plain loe,
MEN'S WORK SHOES $5.49
T.'iO Work Shoes, double sole, tan
ur l.la.-k $5.49
CHILDREN'S SHOES
$1.98 to $2.49
S'tnes wol'lh double the
price offered, dun metal
Uutton.
SHIPMENT NEW
SPRING DRESSES
JUST ARRIVED
WHITE GOODS
Voiles, Organdies, Mulls und
Lawns, to 10 inches wide, on
sale 50C759v. 5e- 79v, 8f;
Silk Waists of Many Different
Styles Offered
Here will he your best oiiortu
uity to effect the greatest saving
nil a waist of high quality. K'e
nieinber they're gootl for all year
round. livery waist offered at
10 per cent discount.:
v v-
Vi
MllR-
HPlBEHfl
B13MTMFAT SToRE
40C MUSLIN 31c
W inch goiiil;',rrr;ay llleai-lied
lin, worth lOe.Tiow
75c GIN.GHAMS 59c
inch ( lingli.'iins, new spring
plaids and ; "stripes, bought verv
early lo sava-you limney 59d
$2.50 SHEETS $1.89 '
Large T2.S0 Seamless Sheets, sell
ing everywhere for '2. .")()'. We sup.
ply you 'while-limy last $1.89,
$3.50 BLANKETS $2.69 '
(iood double. Oitt'm ?lanke'
worth f.'!.")0 oiDfhe irosont inarket.'
Yours if you buTiiiw'..;'.'. $2.69!
50c LADIES' HOSE 29c , .
Light fan, black or white IIosp
special ::t:-..- 29
BOYS' SUIT SALE
New Spring Knee Suits
for boys (i to 1 1 years, at
special prices
$12.50. $13.50.
$14.50 and $15.00
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