Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 18, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO yrrcPFORP matl TT?rnuyE, mrpronn, oin:;ox. avi:i)i:siav, ffiiri77v is, mo The United Stales army making mils in ;uni has the va a tliorniiKh campaign for r all branches i)f l ho service recruiting parties out I nun rious army posts .scouring 1 lie coun try for material. In addition to the H)o;ial recruiting parly, which ar rived from Portland and Camp Kewht on Sunday, Lieutenant I. T. Nei.-ou and parly of tour enlisted no!diei;i reached Bedford last ninht frim Camp CratiL to obtain recruits for the 7 St li field artillery, and another recruiting party looking for cavalry material will arrive here lo:iiht from San Antonio. Tex. The recruit ing parties already here are slopping at the Holland. Pay water rent before noon, Kebiu ary 1H. No oilier notice will be given. 2St For eye, ear, nosu, throat, fq l)v. Heine, Liberty JUdg. GIushub fitted. According to special telegrams from Washington in Portland news . papers the claim of Dr. .1. K. Heddy of MedfcTd for $m;.ihhi in his ef fortn to supply the government with chrome ore during the war, has been rejected by the secretary of the inter ior. . Dr. 1 teddy lias been at Wash ington for muni lis past in the in terest of h Ik claim. Soft sole shoes for Inlauts in blue, pink and white. Handicraft Shop, i , Kxtra fancy Kptlenberg apples, good condition, may be had at Hard- well Fruit Co., per bo:;. i:su The Southern Pacific depot be tween ll:.tO and midnight last night was a very busy place, as the four passenger trains from the north which had been delayed all day by the freight wreck near Cornut all ar rived and departed within a hull' hour.- The first train tw reach Bed ford from the north was the first 'section of 'No. II!, due here at JH.'iii a. m., daily. Heautiful hand-made laces. Handi craft Shop. 2S2 If you really want to enjoy pan enkes these mornings, mix them with Colestiii water. Order from Jackson County Creamery. tf Klinor Hanley Hurt on of Medford was registered at the llolel Portland, Portland on .Monday. Pay water rent before noon, Febru ary 19. No other notice will be given. 2ND Dainty trimming for spring dresses, llomstltchlng and picotlug. Handi craft Shop. 2Si' The fire department was summoned to Payne's wood yard at 'J: 'Mi o'elwk this morning to put out a small fire caused by an overheated engine. Orres, the ladies tailor, will he at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine woolens, latest styles always. tf Prices cut to the bottom ut the bin Balo. C. li. dales Auto Co. tf D. C. Ilenny, the irrigation expert from Portland, is hero en ferring with the directors of I lie .Medfoid Irrigation district and Patrick Welch. president of the Kogue Itlver Valley ('anal company, relative lit lite pro posed sale of I ho canal company property to Ihn district. I lutvn many lovely ideas from the Lastern Mlllinnry Lines, which I hiw In Portland. Come in and see my new pat terns or let me suggest a smart idea for remodeling your old bonnet. MIsh Lounshury. The Van ity Shop. 2.s:: A. C. Halslead, mechanotherapy, motnphysics. 2 2 ft Ka:t .Main, over Kldd'u shoe store. Phono tiJtO-M. 2Sti John Keavley, who sufftuvd a I'rac t ured Pelvis in an accident m I he KosHcau Coal mine last Herein her was operated upon for hernia .Mon day morning In (be Dow hospital. .Mr. Iteavley Is making a splendid re covery from his accident. j American Star It rand Silkallne crochet cotton in white and colors.) Handicraft Shop. 2n2 Pay water rent before noon, Febru ary '.K No other notice will he given 2M Miss C, M. Taylor returned home this morning from San Francisco, where she purchased some exijulslte pattern hals fi.r her spring opening. bile in the city Miss Taylor at tended tie vera I millinery openings. She has secured the services of .Mis .Margaret Callahan for trimming and designing this season. The famous Shasta tamales on sale now. Shasta. The .Medford Printing company has the Ho Luxe .Multiplex cash book: and other ruled books, loose leaf sys tern, alsiv inventory sheets. If von need these or any other blank book or bills to fit any binder seo thl office and patronl.u home industries tf Thos. Severn has ret urned d o in San Francisco and Iterkehy, where ho spent the past few weeks. For sale Hack shot gravel. Phone H12-J. Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's Wizard Oil Tfamlin's Wizard Oil is a simple and effective treatment for sore thmat and chest colds. Used as a gargle ir sore throat it brings quick relief. Kuhhed on the chest it wiil often Inewn up a hard, deep seated cold in one night. How often sprains, bruises, cuts nnd burns occur in every family, as well as little troubles like e.itadic. toothache, cold sores, canker sores, Miff neck, and tired aching feet. Soothing. hcaW Wizard Oil will al wava bring quick relief. Get it from druggist for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick head che? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, oO cents. is .Mrs. ('. K. Whitman left last night ft.r Norjtian, Okla.f in answer to a message stating that her sister's baby was dead, her sister is very low with pneumonia and her mother is also ill. Why pay tho new price for Vlctro- las when you can save $.15.00 on tho $11)0.01) and get them just as good as new. We trado in more on Pruna wicks than we can sell. llaskins for health. .Mi", and .Mrs. Curtis Darby received tho announcement this week of the marriage of Huane C, tloodman to .Miss Cora Hello Dye Saturday, Feb ruary 11. The bride i:j tho daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. A. C. Dye of .Marsh- field. .Mr. Goodman formerly lived in Medford and has many friends here who j.in in wishing him success and happiness. He Is connected with a wholesale grocery company at Marsh t'febl and in that city they will make their home. Dr. Clizen Is now located at Union Hani, former Vinson Jlarn. Phone S10. 2 S3 Save from $3 to $10 on a tire at the big sale. C. K. dates Auto Co. tt T. tl . Ft ra d I e.y of the Ca 1 i f o rn f a Orcon Power company is In .Med ford for a few days. The new spring hats have arrived at Lottie Howrd's. 2S2 Orres. tailors for men and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. Among the late song-hits to be featured by the new Imperial Orches tra at. tin; Natatorium tonight are "Dardaneila." "Hold Me' and Tostl's "tlt.-od Hye." Tlieso numbers arc ar ranged by Art Hickman of tho St. Francis hotel orchestra and are prov ing most popular in San Francisco and other cities It. I. Hed eggs at DeVoe's. .Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsctiero for XulJone. Phone fi8ri-.I. The condition of O. C. Hoggs, who has been ill for some time with flu and pneumonia is improving. Un warranted alarming reports nbout Mr. Hogg's conditu.Ti were in circu lation yesterday, and his many friends In.pe his condition will continue to improve. (let the habit! Buy shares now in Ihe Huildiug and Loan. tin and after January 12 the IIIucs & Snider garage will bo open day and uiglit. tf tiiiests at tho Holland Include A. C, Wheeler of Yacolt, Wash., Frank (laliagher of Moston, Mass., and B. IE. Williamson and T. CI. Fitzgerald of San Francisco. Wanted to buy clean cotton rags. Metlford Printing Co. Hot tamalo and chill concarna at DeVoe's. H. It. Crawford of Salem, district supervisor of tho federal census, is hero Investigating tho taking of the recent census here. He makes his headquarters at tho Holland. . .lust arrived. Car of famous Utah coal. Valley Fuel Co. Dr. Dow has relumed and resumed h '8 surgical and hospital praenco. 2S1 Mrs. Ruby Lusk of Hilt, Cal., who was operated upon for appendicitis last. Friday in the Dow Hospital, is gett ing along nicely. CakeH, French pastry and cream puffs at tho Shasta. Try our merchants' lunch. Tho Shasta, tf The city council last night. Voted in favor of re-renting Mm city's ranch near Ihe water works intake to Thos. Parlow for another year, and in structed Water Commissioner Davis ti. take up the matter with Mr. Far tow. For Sale One Studcbaker Six. flood as new, $:i)0 down will handle. Will II. Wilson. 2SI Itr tins wick phonographs on easy terms at Main's Piano House. if Frank .1. Neuner of Salem, district auditor of tho Slate Industrial Acci dent Commission, is in tho city on official business, looking after tho city council's taking out insurance on city employes under the workmen's roinpensnt ion act. Slab wood for salo by tier or cord. Valley Fuel Co. A real dance!. Heal floor! Heal music! Heal crowd! Nat tonight. 2N0 The famous Sua. -ft a tamales on sale now. Shasta. -.Messrs. Cochran and Ingrain of the Western I'nion Life Insurance company, have returned ti.' Medford alter several weeks spent in Yreka. Montague and oilier California towns. Painting, tinting and decorating, orders promptly attended to. Phone t'.OI. Klllott MeCafferty. 3S4 Hemstitching and peeotlng. The Vanf'y Shop. Among the Medford hotel guest are A. A. Furlh of Chicago and Fred IJ . It ixon i 1' Spokane. Another one of (lie popular Cold ll'll dances will be held at the pa viilUm Saturday evening. February 2 1. Good music, ood floor. All come. 2SI Mr. and Mrs. JeVl T- Kado left for Portland last niKht. where Mr Kado, who has been in poor health !'"r Mime time, will enter a hospital. Mi. Kado is steward and cook of the Klks restaurant and during his absence the restaurant service will le somewhat demoralized. John lien- M'ltnan helped out last evenini; and ted the uiury Klk regular Insiders nam ant. cj;i;s. A local restauranter helped in serving todas luncheon. Mr Kado will probably be back Thursday. For Sale Hup Studcbaker four. $v.t'il down will handle. Will 1 1 Wilson. 2SI" If mi hae some second band wire for chicken yard for sale, plume SH2 M. i I WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKERS Vnj Phone: I'srlftc 8117. XlKlit riionrg: r. W. ck, 1BI-JSI Ladjr Awtttm I. F. Law ton and wife of Fort Klamath, who have been spending the winter in Southern California, art here for a soveral day's visit with his father. Fire Chief J. W. Lawton and sisters. Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing. Fir street. A real dance! Medford -Xat to night. New Imperial Orchestra. 2SU The .Jackson County Public Health association will hold its second an nual meeting next Friday afternoon. February 20, at 2::'.0 in the Modfcrd Public Library. All members and citizens interested are urged to mak a special effort to attend the meet ing. Tho work of the Jackson Conn ly rumic itcniin Mirso needs your support and it is desired to make the meeting a rally to the cause of bet ter public health. The association holds but ono general state meeting during the year. Anyone having Ice cream packers belonging to Crowscn's please return ithem or phone Cruwson's Confec tionery. 2k:j C. A. Malone, of the California-Oregon Power company, left yesterday for California on a short business trip. See I). It. Wood & Co., Itm. 20Ii Liberty Hldg., for fire inrurance. tf Oregonians at the Medford Include W. L. Kaddurly of Corvallis; 11. C. Uo3s of (laslon; W. W. Pitts c-f Ku gene and Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. Henry, William P. Hand, A. H. Ferguson, K. .1. Hinchey, A. W. llubbs, Arthur it. Allen, It. 15. Doty, .1. I. Hay, Jt. U. Hrady. F. C. (Jdtcdoy and K. it. Hal siger of Portland. Thursday's shoe sale at Tho Hub will be in charge of the Indies of the Uaptist church. 2S0 ti, L. Hobart, the Grants Pass automobile merchant, was a business visitor in the c!ty Tuesday and today. Kidd's shoo store. Phone 6!0-M. 2S5 A. C. Alvorson of Illoomington, 111., was a aller at tho Commercial Club yesterday. A feature of the public market to day were the bushels of fine, large, dry onions on sale at five cents pound. Three more days' sale on women's shoes at Tho Hub. Thursday charge of the ladies of the Haptist church. Huy shoos now and save 2S0 Krnent Ossman, st.n of Mr. and .Mrs. S. K. Ossman, was operated on this morning for appendicitis at the rtaered Heart hospital. A real dance! Medford Xat. tonight Imperial fi-pieeo Orchestra. Admis sion free! - SNU A NASTY COLD EASED AT ONCE VPape's Cold Compound" then breaks up a cold in a few hours Don't ulay stufTcd-'up! QuH Mowing and Aim IN ing! A diwc of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are token UHimlly break ui a severe cold and ends nil grippe misery. The very first dose opens your closed lip noBtrilrt nnd the air pa-sftajies "t l''1 hend; tttops noae running; ivlieven the headache, dullness, feverishncsa, slice. ing, soreness and atilTucn.-t. " l'ape'a Cold Compoiind' is the quick cat, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts with out assistance, tastes nice, coi.iains no quinine Insist neon Pupe's! TUO LATE, TO CLASSIFY WANTKII A fow r-.-t of HiMMiml-ll.-nwl wirn lor i-liickcn ynnl. I'lioiw SH2-.M. WANTKI) I'runiiii;. Ciui tako on somo inori! work if ilisircil. ('has. W. Aii.sllll, ;:2 I Ho. OraiiKf. I'lioiu' ii:is-L. s l"Olt KKXT Furnished room anil halh. IMist floor. 'JO Summit. HSH WANTI01) Chamln'r work. Hono lo r hours jtor day. stcaily. :: N. Front. .Nedlord. is.". V A NTK I ) KIkIi I licad . r.'f milch cows liy Saturday. I'hono innni- ItiK nnd ovonlng. 0 ." S -1 i . c. II. Coro.w s l' MoT much money, as money goes nowadays but you'll be surprised how much good food a nickel will buy when invested in a packet of Morse's seeds. Take your pick: Ritdiihrs Cucumbers Lettuce Heels Onions Carrol! Turnips Tomatoes and dozens of others. At gro cers, florists, drug and hardware stores, etc., every where. C. C. MORSE & CO. " " 125 Mrkt St. Sn Franciico MorsiTs-.Seeds While tho flu is on the decrease m the city. Chief of Police Timothy by the orders or the health officer, put up fourteen new flu quarantine cards yesterday at as many home:', and one scarlet fever and one measeU quarantine card. Haptist ladle have charge of the women's .shoe sale at The Hub on i Thursday. 2S0 For the best insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man. AT CENTRAL POINT IS BURNED DOWN A lire Sunduv ni Ifiidovan drver at ( b'iild;iiur aiiout Id.' c!iinr v -ind eiiiiii MUSTEROLE QUICK ILIEF! J BLISTER! It Soothes and Relieves Like a Mustard Plaster Without the Burn or Sting Musterole is a clean, white oint ment, made with the oil of mustard. It does all the work of the old-fashioned mustard plaster does it better and does not blister. You do not have to bother with a cloth. You simply rub it on and usually the pain is gone! Many doctors and nurses use Muster ole and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what re lief it gives from sore throat, bron chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu ralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. The Vanity Shop Next Kialro Theator. fm"iIBaJt,ioa j Saturday Evening Post Story 1 I In P. G-. Wodehouse's Ooh!La!La! 1 PICCADILLY JIM I The beautiful 1 I -j 1 sirens of j 1 the sea i i I m arc coming: a A A m I -Y B to captivate 1 V V I of beauty ufA I '.ylil i I I and youth. i J ; 8fflFk:ti -jmrnM JiWltW'11! fArv Their rs8? r. h Miniature I V Garden V Revue of 4 ,-. 1920 Jm I And Buy on Easy Terms l If Preferred I RIALTO Friday and I X . u Saturday. a & Millinery the newest ami snuirli'si SiriiiL' Mndcls V 1 1 w on displ.-iy. " i' sliall take pleasure in j lia iim M'U call and sec Ihciu. f boxes, drviiiLr kilns etc., all the evap orated fruit and irreen fruit in hoxr-, were hurried nt n Ios of .lit.lJUO, p.iriinllv in-urcd. The fire eauht nt tne north Mile of the building, sup-rt'iM-d t( he from defective wiring. There w;h no lire in the kilns and had not been for two or tiiree dav. The fire will not affect the Medford plant, but more equipment will be ordered to finish evaporating reen iruii now on hnmi. .Mr. Kodavau luis not decided whether to rebuild at Central Point op nnt. 1 NEW SHOW TODAY hi l--tr .v...l '.I,.. BSI -WWm II nin.l l'ornl. Thej3 M Zjl starts today. ; 3" " ' "'i I 2 DAYS ONLY " KlflLlU 1 Piccadilly Jim took a WMS sfj course in wine, wo- feff'-'' 1 i men and son. and mfv TSJClXAT 1 I then THE GIRL! ! A Famous Story! t ' If A Famous Comedy! i i 'Round the town with A 100 Plus Comedy! JlL ll mM the town Rounder. nwi?N i We will get two car loads of Fordsons within a few days with other shipments following at regular intervals. The demand is very heavy so comer m and place your order and pay on our easy plan if preferred. But come early if you want early delivery. Price delivered with plows $1020. Two V f C. E. GATES AUTO CO. V V ' ForInfnnts.Inv6lidsandGrowlr.gC!iildrer. Tho Origir.il Food-Drinl: for All Agus Carloads in Two Will Arrive Days ?2?iFMTSsndlFiALlDS ASK FOR Horlick's TheOriginal Avoid Imitations end Substitutes Rich mill:, malted grain extract in Powder No Cooking Nourishing Digostiblo f T f f f f V f f f f T T f V f V f f f T T f t v f t T f t V ?