MEDFCmri MATT; TRIBUNE. MTlDFOTiD, OKFiON". TIirRftDAY. MAftf'TI 11. HGO.
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Iocdmefs
The various parcnt-H;ichir circk'H
of tho v.ily will lioltl s!i:mttH mt'CM
inKa eurly tomorrow afternoon ;tl
either the public library or the var
ious school liiiildiiiKH. al which each
association will deride on what action
it desires to tako in tho present on
troverny in the schools. Tlit-n Inter
in the ufterncAHi the council of Ihe
pu rent-time her fircles, which is com
posed of the officers of each, will
hold a meetiiiB at tho public library
to hear all the reports and outlin
eome plan of action.
Hot tamaK had cnin concarno at
DeVoe'B. '
liiB dance IVntral Point, Friday
March 1 - th. i.auiiHpach orchestra.
Af?nes Nielson Sltartvedt.
That the army retail More will
open within a. day or two. perhaps to
morrow, )B the information bro'ughi
hack from Portland WeilneHilay by L.
Tingle, the store manager, who h:is a
car load of supplies on the way from
that city. If Hie car arrives today the
ht ore will open Friday, and If it ar
rives Fr'day the store will be opened
Haturda.v .
HiK danco Central Point, Friday,
March 12lh. haunspach orchestra.
::(Mi
Pianos to rent at I'alrner's. 2 31
East Main street. SO I
Fluff Kiik Factory, '.'arpet waiv
ing. ItiiK and carpet cleaning a spec,
ialty. 201 South Klverslde. Phone
A number of ciiMtern and western
people who have been In California
stepped off here Friday enroule
homo or, to northern points, and de
parted today. At the Holland were
registered Mr. and Mrs. Otto V'arohl
and daughter and Mr. and .Mis. .lo
siah StiiiKly of Saginaw, Mich., Mr.
and Mrs. .1. A. Smith of Itock Creek,
Minn., Mr. and Mrs. ,1. VV. Marshall of
ltutland, 111., Mr. and Mrs. .1. II.
Murphy of Kolltts, X. 1)., Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Farnsworth of I'elouse,
Wash., C. S. Konherg of Ci.'loradn
Springs, Colo., K. C, Crowthe of Har
row, S. H.. and Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Knopf of (lonznles, Calif.
Curl Jeschko, high grade wuteh
and clock repairing. ! Fir street.
For oyo, ear, non&, throat see T)r.
Heine, Liberty Uldg. CJInsses fitted.
Agnes Nlelrtou Sltartvedt.
"(JreKon has one of the best dele
gations at Washington of any siule in
the union" remarked lr. .1. F. Iteddy
today in commenting on his eight
weeks slay in Washington this win
ter, where he went In the Interest M'
his chrome claims.
Yarns in all colors for embroidery
11(,HHCH. Ten cents per skein. Handi
craft Shop. SOU
(Broken castings and forgings or
cast iron, steel, aluminum, brass,
bronze and malleable, welded und re
enforced. Vulcan Welding Works,
33 South Front street.
JMcCurdy-nowno Motor Co., Over
land 4 and Republic truck agents,
huvo taken a temporary location in
tho Crater Lake Oarage. it
K. 11. Trowbridge and daughter
nrrived homo this morning from a
visit at 1'orl land.
(Nice lino medium priced spring
and summer millinery Just received
at tho Honnet Nook. :iiM
Ladles and children's now spring
huts at Truax Store. t liOH
Wg havo added u truck to our de
livery service and will do 'all kinds of
hauling. Kei.ur Itros. Phono u7Y.
liorhert Nunn, state highway engi
neer, and J. C. McLeod, division en
gineer, "who are on route to Medl'ord
hy auto on an inspection trip of tin
work that Is being done on the Pa
clflc highway are expected here with
in ii day or two.
Two large si.e cans of solid pack
pumpkins liac. Warner, Wortman H
core. ;;o:i
Shipment received of latest, spring
and summer styles In millinery, at
tho Honnet Nm,k. Ituii
Agues Nielsen Skurlvedl.
Tho Parent-Teacher nssLiat Ion of
the high school will meet at the
library 'Friday afternoon at :t o'clock.
All members are urged to ho present.
Juinco will be held at the Castle
hall, Knights of Pythias, on Friday
evening, March 1J. All knights and
their rami lien urged to attend. lI'Mt
Tablets and scratch pads made of
news print, for school and office use
lor sale at this office. tf
The first shipment of Oriental rugs
to this community was received today
by the Medford Furniture St Hard
ware Co. L' :
Grow Your Hair
FREE RECIPE
After belli fllnioNi toUlly t:ilil a NVw
Yuri luiBOnsa mint icr-w li.t.i mut ii"W
Imft iirylilii- fcrmvtli ut ui;.- tt Mi -- fur
win. li ) will M ini tin? iti-aioiii' r. i U"
(lir nil M'()ilvbl 1i U 1 1 V lllttll or hi)
Wisllt-n lu i.Vt r. flli'' i.u,.ll iilY pi .t un ll' W
li.tir gtuwtli. Or h-Miim l.m t C ill in -brut
toil. K.'MM.- m!I lu- iu.nl. t wtili
ns-tpv if jou M'tiil !' i. m.hih r
nilvrr Ht imMi.-.j. i .l.'lm II linCutu,
JiT-;iU blnliiin V Nvw urk, N. ,
T00L AT EJQ J ! L AS S I FY
FOIt SAl.F - Ptaer piano, like new.
1 ! Mi.t letoe. !
Kastern guests at the Medford in
clude Mrs. Oswald Miller and .1. II.
Spooner of Chicagu, F. Moriarity.
John J. Koenig and Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Prattler of New York city, and
(leorge II. Kedel of .M imieapfjlis.
O W. I.oomfs of Seattle is al.so at
the Medford.
Ilrnnswictt phonographs on easy
terms ut Hale's Piano House. tf
See Warner, Wortman & Core f(-i
special on lard. '.''.'
Siva lino medium juiced spring
and summer millinery just received
at the Honnet Nook. Huo
Agnes Nieison Skartyedl. Page to
morrow night.
Miss Kvelyn Young (.'f Itogue Hiver.
has as ht-r guest Miss .Myrtle Magerlyj
ot Kosebu rg.
Flauiud (iertrudes and emhroid-j
erud baby Jackets. Handicraft Hbop.
;iOD?
ion ought to insure your auto
with Kedden & Canaduy, '.',2 N. Cen
tral. Phone 7L'0.
Agnes NielKon Sltartvedt.
From " p. in. Wednesday until
a. m. today .w of an inch of rain fell
in Med fqrd ami immediate vicinit y.
and during i hit day yesterday the
rainfall amounted to only a trace.
Cakes, French pastry und cream
puffs at the Shasta.
bargains always at tho Truat
Store. Itlack, white and ox blood, 2
lu shoo polish, this week culy, at
Truax Store for I le. :()0
The regular meeting of the Kooso
velt Parent-Teiieher circle will lie
hold Friday, March 2, at p. m.
The famous Shasta tamales on sale
now. Shasta.
Closing out sale of new and used
sewing machines at bargain prices ai
the (dd Singer stand, 21.". South Cen
tral. ::ui
.1. W. Milehel! returner! homo to
day from a business visit at lite stale
met ri.'polis.
See thf.-ic beautiful Oriental rugs
now on display at Hie Medford Fur
niture & Hardware Co.
Orres, tailors for men and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
Win. Cury, former second' band
furniture man of this place died at
the home of his adopted daughter.
Mrs. Hlakely al Astoria, Ore., Feb. I I
and was 'buried there Feb. 17. He
was an old resident of Talent and
Cold Dill and died at the age of ST.
IN; leaves to mourn his demise his
wife and daughter, Mrs. Hlakely.
Mrs. Cary will return to her home al.
Talent. i.J r. Carv loft here about
eight years past, living on the prop
erly recently sold by Mr. Hoherl.s lo
Mr. Iledgpalh. lie is unite a well
km.'wn character hero where he left
many friends. (Sold Hill News.
Agnes Nielsen Sltartvedt.
Tho Koguo Itlver Valley Canning
Co. will now contract for 11)0 Ben
son's pack of tomatoes, beans, ber
ries and all kinds of fruits. tf
The morning passenger train from
the south due here al 7:10 p. m. daily
did not arrive until noon today he
cause of a freight wreck somewhere
in California.
On and after January 12 the Illnoa
& Snider garago will bo open day and
night. it
Yum spring suit host woolens,
reasonable prices. Klein tho Tailor,
Fast Main, upstairs. III!;
There will he a special meeting of
t he Parent -Teacher associal ion of
Washington school ut the school
house al II :(." p. in. ((.'morrow.
Laundry soaps fc the bar at Truax
Store. :t00
Wo writo fire Insurance. Itedden
& Canaday, 111! N. Central. Phone 7-0
LADIES! COMPLEXION
WORRIES ENDED AT LAST
PIiIn Delightful N'civ Vanishing Cream
Containing True Hot (eiinilk Will
.Make Vim look Years Younger or
Money Hack J list Try It.
Cut a smalt quantity at any phar
macy asking for Howard's I tut ter
milk Cream, and massage it daily
into the face, neck, arms and hands.
Tin' directions are simple and It costs
so little (bat any girl or woman can
afford it. Your complexion must
uuickly show a decided improvement
or your dealer is nut horized to re
t urn your money wit hotit quest Ion
should you be dissatisfied.
No matter whether you are trou
bled with wrinkles, hard little lines
around the mouth and eyes, coarse,
sallcw, faded looking skin, or simply
roughness and redness caused hy
wind and sun, you will find that all
inese trials qui. -lily disappear with
the use of this old fashioned lieauty
recipe brought up to dale.
'I I o ward's Hut term ilk Cream is
only sidd on a positive guarantee of
siit istact ion or money hack. Adv.
FOIt SAl.F. - 17 head of rattle. Plu-.ie
V.W'l, Central Point. .;o I
LOST A tox terrier puppy, wears no
collar; white od ami dark head.
Finder please phone .mi-M. ;;oo
WANTKU Woman tor general
house work. Mr. FUiott, phone
1 Ki-Y. ;:
FOIt SALF -Thiee registered Hurocj
Jersey gilts, two to tarrow this'
month, one to utirow in .luue. Mrs. I
W. llarnes Smith, plu.lie .".7 Cen
Uul Point. ;:i i
Millinery
iiiid
Blouses
Fur exclusive styles ;unl
sin;irt ness see the
NEW SPRING LINES
iit the
Vanity Shop
Next Kialto Theater.
Spiugue Kclgel left Cold Hill last
Friday night for a several days visit
at Seattle
.New Idea Patterns. True- to size.
Cheaper. Medford Hook Store. :j0
Keo I). It. Wood & Co., Urn. 2 OS
Liberty Uldg., for fire lncurance. tf
A movement has been started thru
out t to city, which Is meet iug with
mui'lt favor, which has for its object
lu election of a woman member to
the board of education. The parent
teacher circles are back of the move
ment. Proems 6ac while they last at
Truax Store. 300
Toilet paper, roll 5c, at Truax
Store. 300
Mrs. Itelle Switf and Ted H. Wilson
of Sun Francisco are registered at
the Holland, as are also W. K. Kadon
of Cold Hill and A. A. Holleulieak
of Prospect.
Hemstitching 10c per yard, thread
furnished. Singer Shop, 115 W. Main
81
Cuarantced springs for all cars.
Hillings Carriage & Auto Works, tf
A large delegation representing
the farm bureau and cattlemen will
bo in attendance ut .Montague next
Saturday at the inler-county confer
ence at which a plan -will he formed
for eooperat Ive marketing hy the
five northern California counties and
.lack son, Josephine and Klamath
counties.
.'iac coffee al the. Truax Store. 300
It took hard work to build the
Truax Store. There i a reason. Why?
Ii00
For Sale New and second-hand
machines. Singer Shop, 115 West
Main Phonu 215-U. 3 J C
.1. F. Hale and II. N. Lofland of
Hale's piano store were business visi
tors at Crants Pass yesterday.
Just arrived. Car of famous Utah
coal. Valley Fuel Co.
Hemstitching and pecoting. The
Vanity Shop. .
Mr. and .Mrs. It. K. Morton and
little daughter spent today in Ku
gene enroute from Portland to their
home in Medford. Mrs. Morton has
been visiting in Portland for the past
three weeks, Mr. Morion having gi.'ne
I o Portland to a ceo in puny her to
iheir home. They are, former resi
dents of Kugeue. Kugene Cuard.
Furniture and household goods
carefully packed and crated. Uoug
las 101 South Central. Fhone 6IS-J.
31 it
The famous Snaata tamales on sale
now. Shasta.
Itawles Moore arrived homo this
morning from a business visit at
Portland.
Orres, the ladies' tailor, will bo at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
woolens, latest styles always. tf
For the best Insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Terry arrived
home this forenoon from a visit al
Salem.
Save from $3 to $10 on a tire at
tho big sale. C. E. Oaten Auto Co. tt
At the Klks lodge meeting tonight
a tunt entertalniiifiit feature dur
ing a recess adjournment will be a
boxing contest between '0 mil
wielders of skill each weighing over
200 pounds, it is claimed.
Automobile, tractor, truck and Im
plement parts wcldt-d good us new.
Vulcan Welding Works. "
New linens for table runners, dress
er scarfs, luncheon cloths and nap
kins. Handicraft Shop. 300
Colonel Cordon Yorhies of Port
land, Is in the city and will .soon be
joined by .Mrs. Vorhies and their chil
dren. The Vorhifs plan to make
iheir home im the Yorhies ranch
south of the city afur an absence of
ten years.
Shoe repairing k.'iop. '. t. Pistos
has remcved'his shoe repairing shop
from Main and Harileti to Sixth und
'entral, between marble works and
Japanese restaurant. Let us do your
repairing. All work will receive
prompt attention. We have all kinds
of leather. 303
Attend the millinery opening at
Heuel's, Thursday, Friday and Satur
day. Lmj!i
Postmaster Minis has received a
limited iiiuntity of government gar
den seeds which will he given out lo
the public as long as they last.
All the new models in millinery ut
Deuel's all this weett. 300
Machines rented and repaired.
Singer Shop, phone 215-K. 31(1
Portland people In the city Wed
nesday and today who are registered
at the 'Medford are K. L. Smith, C.
W. Holland. W.-A. Arnold, H. L.
Hall. Alex Thompson, . N. Ager, K.
It. Spencer, Ben Kybke and W. II.
.Morton.
made over. Ceneral repairing.
MONKEY FUR
STATE RESTS IN
Ti
TOM liSTOXK. Ariz , Mar. 11-
Th stalo today slwrily hi-fure ikji.ii
rested its ca.-e in the trial vt H. K.
Wootton, cliiireed with kidnaping i
(OiintiCtiun Willi the di'iinrtatimi of
11. SU Htriking topper Illinois and their
.sympathizers from the Warren min
iiiK district in July 1U17.
On tho hats mat are coming
ilicross the sea to American shops,
monkey fur uppeurs as u constant
favorlte. This youthful hat, of
.quaint outline, is of brown an
tique. Its only ornament Is a.
monkey fur txil dropping over the
:!uuhed brim.
A' Cluld Hill dispatch reads us fol
lows: 'Itiittencuttvr & Knox of Med
ford, have purchased the W. J. Smith
sawmills on Sardine creek, six miles
IK-Tth of (Jold Hill. Considerable
timber is tributary to the mills, but
the new owners inuymove the equip
ment to a new site in this district."
it. I. Hoi: eggs at Dt oe's.
Furniture upholstering, mattresses
lira. Paul Hanson, corsetleie for
Nullone. Phone 5S5-J.
A quartet of men from Klamath
Kails Htomiinir at Ihe Nash are Arthur
Douglas, 101 Himth Central. Phone McC'omh, William Cocmey, Fred M.
Ul ''-J. 31Ujllaskiiis and Joe Al. Kantor. At the
Plcoting Is tho neatest nnd quick- l,;ame hotel are as. and John l.aw
est Ilnish for ruffles. Handicraft ' less or Copper. Mr. and Airs. John
Shop. 2!ii; I llalfner of Gazelle and W. .1. Wood of
Among Californians stopping at Duusmuir
the Medford are -Sir anfl Airs l.eroy avo QU sofin lJm uscd car ,jar.
Slngletary and J. It. Spauldiug ol i ,,,.,, w ,., ,,,.,.,...
Oakland, ('hua. Lilly of Los Angeles
and II. ItoHonfeld, I. Cross and I). A
Longucher of San Francisco and (J.
Al. Cloyd nnd U. II. Luce of Ft. Jones.
I lie t'arent-1 eaciuT circle l: tnej
.lacKson -sireeL scuooi win nave a
called meeting at the school building
Friday afternoon at 2::ih. It is urged
that all members be prompt as there
is to be a meeting at o'clock of the
Aledford council at the library.
Shipment received of latest spring j
and summer styles in millinery at the
lionnet Nook. Sou
Try our merchants' lunch. Tho
Shasta.' . - 1 tf
Chas. Lilly, president t.'f the Tri
goula Oil-and (las company, arrived
in the city last night from Los An
geles to be present when the drilljng
of the company's first well will he be
gun, probalily Sunday.. '
Prices cut to the bottqm at the big
sale. C. 14. Gates Auto Co. tf
Masking for health.
Howno Motor Co.
Get the habit! Iluy shares now In
the lluildlng and Loan. tf
WEDDING BELLS
Ihi'.kills-Ciii -lira n
A wedding of much interest he
cause of the popularity and wide ac
quaintance of the bride and groom
was that last night of Aliss Frances
Haskins, the well known teacher of
the public schools for years, and John
II. Cochran, the well known insur
ance man, which was celebrated at
the home t.'f Air. and Mrs. Leon H.
Haskins, the former being a brother
of the bride.
The ceremony was performed hy
Rev. L. Myron lloozer at s p. ni. in
the presence of the immediate rela
tives and Air. and Airs. T. II. Simmons
of South Dakota, who are relatives of
the bride. Air. and Airs. Cochran left
Inst night for a two or three weeks
heneymoon trip to California points.
T
oli(c
I have retired from the Aledford
Auto Co. All bills due the company
are to he paid them and the company
is responsible lor all outstanding
Indebtedness. .1. F. IIITT.SON'.
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A.
.Vt A. Al.
com in un icat icn Al ed-
.odge in:!, Friday even-
irch 11!, 7:30 p. m.
ork in F. C. degree.
MIDVj I.. :. WII.L1AA1S, Secy.
R Special (
ford Lod
PAPE'S
FOR INDIGESTION
CHEW A FEW-PUT STOMACH IN ORDER!
At once! Relieves Indigestion, Heartburn, Gases, Dyspepsia,
caused by Acidity. Hurry! Buy a box at any drug store. - Eat
meals without fear of upsetting stomach. Harmless Splendid!
Read "Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach" in package
There are many hundreds of puo.
pie In this vicinity who are iifflktul
with rheumatism and Its kindr-mi
i ouiplaiiits. We still publish in ine
dally papers some of the idlers 0j
endorsement we have receive,) froni
people who have used Anti-die tor
this dread disease und been relieved
and permanently cured. These iei.
lets are all authentic anil are en our
files in our effice in San Francisco
wlikh Is open to the public at all
i lines.
The cause commonly given ft,,,
rheumatism is an excess of uric aclil
and other poisons in thu blood. This
irritates the inner lining of the artcr.
ies and veins and settles in the joints,
causing what Is known us articular
rheumatism. When it is fed to the
muscles it causes muscular rheuma
tism. Constipation and inactivity v
the digestive organs are the leading
causes cf this accumulation or pois
ons which in turn cause rheuiu.itiHm.
It will thus be seen that rheumatism
can ihe cured only by Internal reme
dies and Antl-l'ric has proved Itself
to be the best remedy in most cases.
Anti-I'ric. is not new, it has been on
the market for a number of years
nnd In most eases it has given relief
and permanent cure. It is composed
of vegetable products, contains no
minerals, mercury or calicylates and
can he taken by persons with the
most delicate organisms.
if yo'u suffer with rheumatism no
matter how stubborn the case or of
how long standing or how discour
aged you may be, get an outfit ot
Anti-Flic and give it a trial.
(let an mil fit or Anti-Uric today
from Heath's Drug Storo and give it
a trial. If you are not satisfied Willi
the results they will refund your
iiicney. Adv.
WEEKS & ORR
UNDERTAKERS
Day Phone 12'J7
Xlglit, Phones W. Weeks, 227-J-2
A. H. Oi r, ir.27-.l-tt.
DR. RICKERT
nfirl t 1 fan
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KTKS SOIENTTFIOAUjX
tKSTKIV. AND OLASSE8
PROPERLY FITTED
AO dkops iiskd
Broken Tensea Accurately Duplicated
Suite 1-2 over Mar Co.
SOB E. Main. Umtalr.
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Sp
ecial
To hurry the moving of our big stock we are making further cuts in
prices, selling standard accessories in many cases for below cost
Here Are Some of the Very Special Bargains
Rex Spark Plugs for the Buick, always $1.25, special for the clean-up 63c
Regular I Rex, always $1.25 - - - - 63c
Top Dye, was 75c, now - - - - ... 35c
Dimming Lenses, any size, of any make we have in stock
No Glare, Warner, Conophone, Swiss, worth "o $4, bargain price $2.00
The balance of our Gloves go at Half Price
Other goods marked down in proportion
Savings of from $10 to $20 on Tires, but we have only a few
E. Gates Auto Co.
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