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NOTED ORATOR AT
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Thfl address on Lincoln, which is
one of the principal fi-aturf-s of ihe
annual Lincoln ;iy b:inijuit at the
llot(il Med Turd toinurrnw nij;ht, will
be delivered this year by one of the
countrs foremust pkiii'urin uit-n
llishop Matthew SimjtMm Hushes.
A?, a chur liniiin Hinlic-p JIuk1is
baa made a nuiHt n?rmirkahh record.
Jle baa commanded some of tin lead
ing churches of the Methodiat Episco
pal denomination. And even tlio hn
had a brother already in the eplsco-
E
7 v- l
Itb-bop Maitlicu Simpson Hughes
pacy he was lihnseir clfcU'd to that
high office by the general conference
of HUtl. lie is recognized as one of
the church's greatest iralors.
'iiishop Hughes is not only a church
man, he is a ntutesiii:m. His services
have been much in dfiiand for polit
ical uddrePm-H. on these occasions
bis manifest insight into political
proliluuts linn often brought forth Ihe
remurk that bad he not entered the
ministry ho would doubtless have
been one of tho country's foremost
statesmen.
To the pooplo of Med ford Uishop
Hughes does not come us a tit ranger.
His public address delivered before a
large crowd in the park lust summer
Is still u memorable occasion to ail
who heard him. In accepting the in
vitation to deliver the Lincoln ad
dress tomorrow night tho bishop
wrote, Haying: "It will rush me from
the enst, but both the theme and the
occasion 'beguile' me."
This distinguished visitor will be
warmly received by a host of ad
mirers. Kvervthintf is in readiness for Ihe
annual Lincoln !av club batuiuet at
the Medt'ord Hotel tomorrow even my;
beiMmiini: at 8 p. in. .sharp. The pro
gram will be verv inleivstiny and Ihe
attendance promises to lie hirirc. IT
You haven't vour ticket secure it
earlv tomorrow from (ilen Tavlor, or
nnv other republican, or at the Cham
ber of Commerce, or Med ford hotel.
3)o not wait until evening. There
will be a bit: deleuiitiou from Ash
land and attendance from all over
the count v and up state.
The ladies will he very much in
evidence in the romintr campaign and
are urged to be present at Ihe ban
iuet. ' The ha nonet at Medt'ord is
reooirnized as the openinir i:un of the
repnbliun primary campaign in Ore
gon. Colonel Washburn's speech on t he
political situation is proving a draw
ing card ami will be well worth the
price of a plate. Bishop Ilimhe-"
talk on Lincoln, and Prof. tniim's
talk on HooM-vcIt will both be terns,
while the other purl of the proirrnn:.
including the liaimucl, will be I'irM
class.
MAYOR GATES TO
Tlio Hoy StouIs Kiillicr ami Hon
luucuot will In- .si'i'vi'd at ii::io to
:ilKlit in tlm liascini'iit or ilui Chris
tian chiirili. Those ln.liliiiK liiKi-ls
plioukl ho prosi'iit on limi' to bo seat
ed prom il ly.
Tlio iiiililic is askoil to lake notii'c
nnil as many lie present as possible
for I he presentation of the flag nei
vico Thursday at I: I.", p. m. A beau
tiful service has been arranceil for
11 nil Mayor C. K. dates will deliver ail
address. Time I: I.'., place, oil v park.
Kveryhody eome out and see the lto
Scouts in aetinn.
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
J'Pape's CM Compound" instantly
L relieves stuftinebs and
" distress
Don't Uy tunYd-u! Quit Mowing
Slid HlllH:nV' A d.'M of "r.tpe'i Cold
Compound" Ukcn every two hour a until
three dose? aic taken immlly mciks up a
aevere cold mid end :ill iirip;1 "'-,r.v.
Tho very firt don- open- your 'li'.- d
nostril and the .in U".il''' ei the
head ; ftoH ik'm rutin iny ; ifiicve- hip
headache, dnllntus, feverL-hncAn, Mit-ejt-
..irilllAlt U IK I hi it,
Tape'a Cold Compound" ii tlif uU'k
est, mi real relict known uid i-n-U only
A few cents lit tlniy tor. - tt net with- j
out Asilinnv. tniv t.M-c contains no
guiniutt lusitt upon i'mVul 1
The Jons anticipated Arlolne An
dre s-S'-utti loiii-fr; tool; plat e hiM
evening ut tb first I'lvshyrerlau
thurch, and proved a dei-ided treut
for music lovers of .M-dtord.
.Mrs. Scutti i truly an arti-t. Sin
is a daughter of ticoriio Andrews of
tbi.s city, whu:u family were members
of t he famous Andrews Opera Co..
who have I cur held an enviaile repu
tation in musical cir-jlcs thruout the
country.
Mru. Scutti's voice is a rich colorful
contralto, of aplenuid dtpth and range
and her interpretations were given
with hucIi ease and dramatic power
that with her Initial 'sons the audi
ence was captivated.
In Mrs. Scutti's voice Is volume,
flexibility, and mm h sweetness, while
in her lower ratine she displays rich
tones of pathos and dram at ic fire.
Iter technhjue is fault lens, and won
derful light and eob;r is also charac
teristic. In addition to her charm
ing voice .Mrs. Scutti is also possessed
of unusual personal magnetism, and
It is hoped that Med ford will soon
have an opportunity of hearing this
talented artist again.
I'ndcr the very capable direction
of .Mrs. George Andrews a womcn'n
chorus of twenty-five vcices was
heard In four pleasing numbers.
Faithful training is evident. Much
volume, sweetness, precision and
shading Is a feature of their work.
iUilianera, from Carmen, with .Mrs.
Scutti ami the chorus was warmly
applauded, as was also the I'rayor by
Moussorgsky.
Among .Mrs. Scutti's songs Del Uie
tfo's Happy Song, Kashimlra Song
trom Indian Love lyrics, and the Aria
from Sampson and helilah were re
ceived wilh greatest favfr.
Miss Flora (iray accompanied the
chorus on both the organ and piano
in a capable manner. Another num-
' bcr calling forth much praise was
jibe Aria, from Mignon with a pleas
jlng violin bligato by Carleton Janes
j Throughout the program Mrs. An
,drew who accompanied Mrs. S-ut 1 1
'at the piano vave a mtr.it finished and
KvmpatutWc performance. Following
is ttK program:
tood-bye Summer Frank Lynes
j Chorus.
I (a 1 .Malisande in the Wood Goetz
I (bi Molly Kyes' Hawley
j lei Happy Song Del Uiego
ia None Hut the f.ou.-ly Heart.... . ...
I Tschaikawsky
j (bi Kashiuiira Son Finden
j ' " Till 1 wai;e Finden
From Indian Love Lyrics.
I fa Tht Maids i.f Sandornir
' bl I' ayer
From lioris Godounow by Mouss
orgsky. Chorus.
fal Aria, from Sampson and Delilah
Saint-Sanns
(b) Love Is a Hubble Alllsten
la) My Desire Nevin
(b) Aria from Mignon Thomas
With Violin Obligate
Habanera, from Carmen liizet
Mrs. Scutti and Chorus.
MemlxTs of (Tonus.
Soprani Mrs. Guy Childers, Mrs.
II. Chandler Kgan, Mrs. Winrield
liailey, Merle Davis, Frances David
son, Kuth Warner.
Second Soprano Adele Hraiil.,
Helen liennet. Lorraine Lawton,
Mary K. Gore, Mrs. Carl Howman.
Maude Anderson. Mary A. Gore.
Contralto Mrs. Frank Isaacs,
Mrs. A. L. Hill, Fleanor Hunter, Mrs.
Win. Hrayton, Marie Gales, "Mrs. F.
K. Gore.
A pretty Utile home wedding took)
place Tuesday afternoon, Feb. luth.j
at the residence of Mr. and .Mrs. F. 1
W. Uartb'tt on West Jackson street,
when their only daughter, Ireno, was;
married to Ralph L. Harris of Asb-j
land. The ceremony was perfcrmnd,
by ltev. Sasnet of the First Methodist j
church. The young couple let! on 1
the -1 p. m. train for soul hern Cali-j
fornia where they wilt spend a couple i
of weeks, after which they will make;
their home in Ashland. !
Full loodValue
is secured from
a. dish, of
Chape-Nuts
It is easily -digested
and its food-worth,
is quickly taken up
by the hody. No
ready"-to-eat cereal
compares with. it.
A "wonderful blend
of ripe wheat and
malted barleys
Grape-Nuts needs no Sugar
Made hy Postum Cereal Company
Daltle Creek., MicUivan. J
Use S. W.
Dry Lime and Sulphur
lias all (lit' jitMid ciialitics of liquid, lnif climinalrs the
had (iialitics. .' hancl.s tn Imy, uniic to return.
V'vs saving in time and money over the liquid form
For Terms and Prices Call or See
Bardwell Fruit Company
Exclusive Agents
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DRY LIME SULPHUR
Phone 121 Warehouse 445 South Fir St.
Croup Insurance
AViih a lmitle of rKCKllAM.S ('(H'tiH KKM
I'.DV in Ihe house, von need have no fear of the lit
lle ones of that dreaded ti oiil'le, the ('KOL'l'.
Heath's Drug' Store
The San Tox Store
IHE KIDNEYS
Eating tco much meat Is apt to
create too much uric acid, and it
overworks and weakens the kidneys.
Trie acid sufti-rers should cut down
the meat diet und h.-lp the kidneys
wilh Doan's Kidney PiMn.
M. S. liidon, shoe repairer. 21 S.
t'eniral Ave.. .Medford, says: "I suf
fered from what the doctor paid was
rheumatism, caused hy an excess of
uric acid in lny hlood. 'it showed it
self hy severe pains, especially in my
hack. .My kidneys were out of order,
too, and these trc-ubles caused me to
run down in health. 1 couldn't stoop
without getting dizzy. Doan's Kidney
Pills did just what they were repre
sented to do and soon the pain began
to leave me and my kidneys acted
morn regularly. Uy the time I had
finished Ihree boxes, 1 was without
any of the signs of the trouble."
OVKK KICIIT YKAKS I.ATKR Mr.
Piden said: 'It has been some time
since have had any occasiin fi take
Doan's Kidney I'llls, hut my opinion
of them hasn't changed in any way
since I first endorsed them. Today
I am enjoying first-class health."
li'ic. ut all dealers. Kosler-Alilhurn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. I
Weiyvnafp
Willis K. Carter, the daring nuto
thief who on his way thru here last
fall with a stolen auto from Los An
geles with an accomplice stopped
long enough to burglarize the Med
ford Service station was found guilty
of burglary In the first degree in
that city and was sentenced to from
one to 1j years in the penitentiary on
Feb. .1. Ho was also found guilty of
grand larceny at the same term of
court and was given another prison
sentence which he will begin serving
at the expiration of his burglary sen
tence.
Oli hcw I love you dear old Dort of
mine.
Skillful workmen made you,
I will never trade you,
All highly grade you dear old Dort of
mine.
Clark & Childers. Medford, Oregon.
Brunswick phonographs on easy
terms at Hale's Piano House. tf
Judge Taylor is reserving his de
cision in the ease of K. Koyke, well
known Japanese janitor of tho M. F.
& II. building who was tried yester
day on the charge of taking a book of
oil service station coupons from a
desk in the office of S. S. Hullis. The
accustion and arrest has aroused
much interest among the tenants of
Ihe building.
Painting, tinting and decorating,
orders promptly attended to. Phone
684. Klllott & McCafferty. 3S4
E V. Carter was here from Ash
land todav looking after Lincoln club
banquet and other matters. He re
ports that there has been u large sale
of tickets ut Ashland Tor the ban
quet. Take your hemstitching and pecot
ing to the Handicraft Shop. 27.r.'
Carl Jeschke. high grade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Kir street.
Fair weather la the prediction h,r
Tuesday and tho frosty raorninB
record was kept up today with a min.
imum temperature ot 21 degrees.
The famous Shasta tamak-s on sale
now. Shasta. .
For the best Insurance see Ilolmea
the Insurance Man.
Slab wood for sale by tier or cord.
Valley Fuel Co.
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Monday, Feb. 16
Mail Orders
Now
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PRESENTS .
RICHARD WALTON TULLYSi
with frm
FLORENCE
ROCmVEUA
SIN6ERS mo
Triers Snmo ns nil cities Lower floor, First 14 rows 82.00; Inst
4, $1.5(1. Italcony, 1'iiv.t 4 lows $l.r0; next 4, $1.00. llalanco 50c.
Plus 10 M'i- cent War Tax. Ilox office sale r'riilay, litth, 13 o'clock.
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Xo doithi you are wondering what Ihe new styles arc like,
for the eoniino' snin:. Tf so, wo know this showing will in
terest you. The gathering is made up of the models which
are reigning in excessive favor at this writing, and whieh
forecast the trend of the fashions which will dominate the
season near at hand. "Why not come in and see them.
Dashing New Suits ,
Our suits in new spring
models are unusually attrae
1ive and are heing shown in
all the new shades and colors
See Them.
Xew Xavy Blue Suits at
$45.00, $65.00, $75.00
Stylish suits for stout wom
en' at $47.50 to $75.00
Xew Xorrect Skirts in the
new Silk Fabrics for spring
and summer, priced from
$16.50 to $35.00
Fit-Kite Silk Petticoats,
priced from $5.00 to $io
Well worth
Blouses
Made of fine Oeorgeitc
Crepe and Crepe de Client
in the new spring shades.
This waist is the best on
the market for (he price,
all sizes, many new models'
ju iced ;,t $6.75
THE NEW SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
are here in great abundance (if new weaves and
Smart Spring Coats.
Many of the new coats display
numerous winsome innova
tions which bid fair lo have a
marked vogue among those
with whom the more smartly
conceived styles find favor.
Snappy styles in short coats
priced from $15 to $75
Some exclusive styles in long
coats for spring, priced from
$25.00 to $75.00
Advance styles in the new Silk
and Wool Dresses, priced from
$25.00 to $100.00
Xew Slip-On Sweaters, priced
from $8.48 U $20.00
I
colors, for spring, .1920.
Formosa Pongee
?: inches wide in beau
tiful printed patterns. 7
new styles to choose
from, verv special, at a
yd ;. $3. -IS
Black Costume Velvet
:ii inches wide, fine
quality for making coats
special, yd $5-4S
Printed Voiles
-10 inches wide. 2i new
patterns to choose from.
A cry special, yd.
Muslin
o inch bleached
Muslin. Cheap at
-10c. now 35
69o
Two -Tone Taffeta
."Ii inches wide in light
and dark colors, verv
special, yd $4.25
Imported Pongee.
Smooth finish, fine qual
ity. :: inches wide, very
special, yd $1.75
Country Club Pongee.
:Si inches wide, in white
only, yd $2.9S
Comforter Challie
"ti inches wide, new dark
patterns, special ... 39c
Spring Blouses '
that will interest you. It
will pay you to see them,
priced from $8.48 up to
$35.00
New Voile Waists.
Wirthmor Waists . will
soon be $2.00 while thev
last, each $1.50';
AVelworth Waists, will
soon be $3.00, now $2.50
THURSDAY SALE OF NEW CORSETS
Miller Bros. Xew Model
Cos rets with Elastic Top
also medium height
bust. Cheap todav at
$2.00. Special ....$1.48
Women's Braissiers
Xew style, made of
splendid materials, reg
ular price, $1.00. Verv
special 89
Sole agents in Medt'ord
for the (lossard Front
Lace Corsets. Priced
from $4 to $15
Dr. Warner's Kust
Proof Coi-sets, nil new
models. Priced from
$2.50 to $10.00
Miller Bros Corsets
High bust models, good
quality, cheap today at
$3.00. Verp special, at
pair $1.98
Women's Brassiers
Very fine quality, new
style, regular price 75c,
this sale 69
Bloomers
Children's Satine
Bloomers, also made in
crepe, all sizes, Very spe
cial, at pair $75V
Women's Crepe Bloom
ers, beautiful quality in
t lesu and white. Special
Long Cloth
"(i inches wide
oualitv
for
fine
underwear, spec
ial, vd 39c
TheWoman's Stor
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
MEDFORD. OREGON
pan- $1.25
Curtain Nets ' Dimitv
27 inch, fine qual
ity check dimity.
Special, yd. 48f
WE PREPAY MAIL OR EXPRESS
Comes in white
oc nil and cream,
t) inches wide.
Special, yd. 39
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S