Medford mail tribune., March 19, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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iVIEET 7:30 P.M.
One of the. last, nnd most impc.T
taiit meetings "f lllo Chamber of
Comnifiric expansion campaign is
scheduled lo take place this evoninK
ot headquarters lit 1: HO o'clock iit
which timo ldrerlor James '. (Ihoen
will explain to tlm major.!, captains
and team workers their work for next
week when they will take the fiohl
lor the enrollment of IU'1 w inyre
new members. They will also he
given a "hc-IIIiik talk" by the director,
and he will answer any and all ques
tions they may ask ennccriiiiiK the
biff drive. Kvery man and woman
who BiKned workers' cards plednInK
themselves to assist in the wember
tdilp drlvo Is lnned to he present in
1hln moetinij this cvcnlne, as this will
lie the only conference at which the
details of tilt; enrollment work will he
explained to the field slarf as a
whole Of course, individual work-
Freckle-Face
Now In Iho Tim.- ;( Itid of Thcs?
l'ly Sis.
Do you know Itou' easy il is lo re
move those Utfly sjh'ih so thai no onu
will call you fri'i-kU'-fiicuV
Simply khI iiu niincf or )tliin
1 oil hlu Hlrt'iilh. .'mm your iliiu'K''
iind n ft.'W iipjtlU'iil ions mIiuiiM show
you how iuny j( is lo rid yoursHf of
TreckloH and p-i a hcjtiiMlul conipk'x
lon. Tim sun and winds of March
havo a HtronK toinhmry !(,' lrinn nut
frecklcH, and as a result more Oihine
Ih Bold In this month, lie sure to usl
for the dnulth KtrriiKth Olllilie, as
1hlB Ih sold under Miiai aulce nl' money
'bark if it fails to remove the t'rerk I
rs may obtain any lnfonuatiou an to
their dutluH from thu director at any
timo during the drive.
Two additional team raptulna have
roported their full quota of work era,
and the others will more than likely
he completed today. The team of
Captuin John Carkln was the first
completed, hut a resignation of one
of the members resulted in Captain
John Goodrich being the first to re
port ready for action. 'apt a in hi. M
.McKeany was second to complete his
team and report. Karl Tumy and K
K. Hodgeman being the newest work
ers signed up.
Reservations for the civic dinner
are being received rapidly, and Indi
cations are that all seats will have
been sold before Saturday niKht
Reservations are being made at cam
paign headquarters In the order they
are received.
Slogan I'riiAO Monday
The slogan committee is to meet
Monday at headquarters to make the
award of the $2." prize for an appro
priate slogan for Medford. Every
man, woman, boy and girl in the city
is entitled to submit a suggestion.
The committee has expressed sur
prise that more have not taken inter
est in this contest. The Chamber of
Commerce and the American City
liureaii will pay to the person of
fering the. best slogan. The Bugges-
tlons received will be tabulated, with
out showing the name of the person
submitting it, and that which Is re
Kardeil as the best and most appropri
ate will he awarded tbo prize.
ENLARGED POST
KUCKXK On-., Mar. 39. The
Lane ennui v Purebred Livestock as
sociation is lo tuil mi an entire weei;
oi' meetings in Lane count v. be'in
niiiy March J, to arouse a General
interest.
If.r.r women and girls in Idaho,
Oregon and "Washington are taking
the ted ('i oss course in home hygiene
and care of the sick.
1 Hiring the demobilization period
the U.1 lied Cross canteens in the
northwest gave 7."i,Ui)U newspapers to
Ad v. i service; men.
What Is Happiness
Wealth
Position Love
Playing
Today
Tomorrow
Each of the Roads Call
Which DoevS She Choose?
AT THE
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ASHLAND, Mar. 19. With the re
leasing by the Masonic ledge of pres
ent postoffice quarters to the govern
ment, it follow.8 that a considerable
lot of new equipment will be instal
led. The lease is supposed to run for
ten years from March 1, 1920. Not
only new equipment will be added
but there will be marked changes in
the lobby and office, the former to be
aornewhat enlarged, thus necessitat
ing changes in the entrance, which
will be from the north Bide of the
present doorway instead of in the
center as at present, inasmuch as the
office will be enlarged to an extent
which will encroach upon tbo en
trance aa now located. Among c
number of additions, the new equip
ment extract implies the Installation
of general delivery letter and general
delivery paper cases, the former con
talning SO, and the latter 3t; divis
ions; also a combination letter and
paper case, wiro back, containing HO
divisions; a spacious safe; a cash and
stamp cabinet; also rural farriers'
desk, a standing desk of ample pro
portions, and a rovolving top desk
All these, together with wardrc'he
nnd other general furnishings, will
make the offico equipment in keep
ing with requirement! and up-to-date
service.
There- havo recently been many
changes in the personnel of tho office
force, with a few new additions and
the shifting of some others as to their
departmental work, all tho parties
involved being ex-service men. El
bert Karlow Is now ono of tbo carriers
and Hubert Hentley a regular elerk.
Lieut. Don Spencer has been trans
ferred from the carrier service to a
clerkship. Nominally assistant post
master for sometime past, Capt. Mil
lard Crubb has recently had his posi
tion as such officially confirmed by
the government. In length of servico
as clerk, Miss Lydia McCall leads the
force. AV. IC. Moo'r is the "pioneer"
carrier within city limits, while J. 11.
Doran still travels the pathways of
tho rural districts, rain or till 1 no, both
In and out of season. Charley Hur-
gadine, tho old reliable Hupcrinten-i
dent of transportation of malls be
tween tho postoffice and depot, is
still on tho Job night and day, his
status however being more of a rail
road employe than that of tho post
office dopartmeut.
Not only are new furnishings being
added to the office, but in a general
way all the equipment heretofore on
hand is to bo overhauled, seme to be
eliminated, while the residue- is to be
repaired and readjusted along lines
which suggest "the survival of tho
fittest."
SHE II FAILURE
TACOMA, Mar. Twulve of the
02 sHiilcntK who ri'iit'Weil their strike
in the hiL'h school at Chchalis re
turned to their lessons tndav afte:
ninkin:r aiioloL'ies. The f0 who are
.still out have lost nil slutuH as schol
ar, school oH'iciuls declare, and are
suspended. .Many of the vunt; men
were said to ho seckins: work todav
and will unit school for 2ood. Thcv
include most of the athletes of the
school. The school orieratta will not
he riven and some other student ac
tivities will he suspended for the re
mainder of the vear as the result of
the unauthorized dance in a school
room, the faculty announced todav.
Johnson, circled Consrressmiiii Thom
as 1). Sehall and L. Xf. ifithum of
liiiffnlo, as, iiiiiustructed delegates
to the national convention, where
upon the delegates supprtrtim; Leon
ard Wood withdrew and formed a
separate temporary organization.
FOR RENEWAL WORLD WAR
(Continued from Page One)
FACTIONS SPLIT
jriXNKAPOI.IS. Hfirin -r..r 10
The tenth district rcpulilicun conven
tion here this iit'lernnnn nClnr l,i...
Indent factional fiuht broke into two
conventions. One faction, favorable
in the cimdidnev of Senator llirfim
f-d. More bloodshed occurred near
the parliament buildings while in
Charlottenburi; and other suburb.;
clashes resulted in loss of life.
While radical elements have not
made organized attacks on the capi
tal economic conditions are described
as serious. The resumption of power
bv the constitutional tovcmnicnt is
opposed bv those who believe it bar
sained with the reactionary leaders
who tried to seize control and then.
secu.s to he an urgent demand for a
re-oru-anization of the ministry and
chan'.'es in policy in important par
ticulars. Reports from Germany outside of
Berlin are of such a character that
a clear view of the situation is har l
to obtain at present. While it is said
Soviets have been formed in a num
ber of important towns and cities
and in industrial districts, it does not
appear the movement is t:aininr mo
mentum. Communist sympathizers seem to
have met with stern opposition at
nmnv points.
"SICKER'N A PUP" NEXT DAY
Salts, 'Oil, Calomel and Griping CatHartics Shaktf
You Up "Cascarets" never Sicken!
CaBCarets end biliousness, headache,
colds, and constipation so gently you're
never even inconvenienced. There is no
griping and none of the explosive after
effects of cathartics like Calomel, Halts,
sickening Oil or cramping Pills. To
night take Cascarets and get rid of
the bowel and liver poison which is keep
ing you miserable and sick. Cascarets
cost little and work while you sleep.
Bronchitis
Chest Colds
When that tightness appears in
your chest and the sharp pains siKni
fy inflammation and congestion you
need a hot application right away.
illeat eases pain, and when you use
Begy's Musiarine you get just the
right kind of heat penetrating heat
that quickly reduces alt soreness
and congestion. Apply it tonight and
cover with a cloth. You'll feel lots
better in the morning. It's a grand
sensilde remedy that all who use it
praise. '.'!) cents. S. C. Wells & Co.,
Leltoy. X. Y. Adv.
PROMPT RELIEF
for the acid-distressed Btomac
try two or three
Kl-MQIDS
after meals, dissolved on the
tongue Keep your stomach
sweet try Kl-molds the new
aid to digestion.
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We have some fetching new models to show you that have been created by the foremost artist designers of
H New York and Paris. Our efforts to procure the pick of the garment production of this season have been
commendably successful. Whether you wish clever superblv tailored earments or elaborate pffeot.R sin'tabla
H for dressy affairs, we have numbers of distinctive styles to offer you. We will be pleased to show you our
H complete line of prices which we could not duplicate if bought today.
STORM IN MIDDLE WEST
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Jn tho twin cities electric light and
power wires wore crippled. Street
cars were moving with difficulty.
Telephone service between St. Paul
and '.Minneapolis was very irregular.
Telegraph nnd long distance tele
phone communication in all directions
wiib crippled.
The storm was accompanied by
high winds during the night wheh.
however, had diminished somewhat
by morning. The temporature held
around thirty-two above zoro.
Trans-continental trains on tho
Chicago, .Milwaukee and St. Paul
road were being diverted to tho Nor
thern Pacific between .Minneapolis
and Terry, Mont., on account of biiow
blockades on the former road west of
Aberdeen, S. 1. Thru service in the
latter has been tied up for two days
by heavy snow in Montana and South
Dakota.
Crops Are llnmnKed
I.INCOUN". Neb., Mar. 19. High
winds in Nebraska for several days
reached a maximum velocily of 4:.
miles an hour last night and may re
sult In some damage to the state's
winter wheat crop the weather bur
eau reported today.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mar. 10.
High winds continued to prevail to
day over the greater part of Kansas,
where, according to reports received
here, they havo caused considerable
damage to tho growing wheat crop.
In addition to crop damage wire com
munication is Impaired at many
places.
The winds have swept up volumes
of dust from tho freshly planted
lields.
Kansas apparentlyfwas receiving
Iho brunt of tho high winds, alllio
tho dust .siorni area embraces the
greater part of the southwest.
NO HOPE FOR PEACE PACT
(Continued from Page One)
refu-imr, but it is perfectly clear to
itiv mind that our associated powers
would much prefer that we rati
I'v the treaty with these reservation
than not ratify il at nil."
A. K. A A. M.
JjL Kegulnr communication Med-
if for' 'm',!0 t-'i-lday even
Tr ing. March l'.Uh. 7:30 p. m
306' L. K. WILLIAMS, Secy.
A Splendid Collection of
New Spring Coats
Yw .street or business wear, for which
these new garments, which emphasize
quality Ln their materials are admirably
suited. AVe unhesitatingly recommend
these coats to women who desire garments
of style and service at moderate cost.
New Sport Coats, made of all wool ma
terials, each $25
Beautiful new Golf and Camel Hair coats,
up to date in style. Priced from
$40 to $75
Some mighty nifty new Long coats
Hosiery Savings
Our stocks were bought months ago at old
prices and when they are gone and new
stocks bought, you'll have to pay the
advanced prices.
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Myriads of Pretty Suits
an Interesting Display
The assortment includes the extremely
popular Tricotines, Poiret Twills and
Serges.
New Navy Blue Serge Suits. Priced from
S35.00 to $65.00
New Tricotine Suits. Priced from
50.00 to $95.00
New Poiret Twill Suits. Priced from
$65.00 to $85.00
Beautiful Dresses for Spring.
Choose from our large assortments. You
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New1 il Dainty New Underwear I
Women's
Silk
Hose
in all
colors.
Cheap to
dav at
t-'.OO.
Special
Pair
$118
A.
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Women's
extra
fine
Lisle
Hose
in all
colors.
$1.00
values.
85 pair
Saturday,
Sotlce
Having separated from my wife,
Mrs. Lois Dooley, I will not be re
sponsible for any bills contracted by
her hereafter. V. W. IX)OLEY. ,
March IS, ISL'0. 300
Splendid Values in Children's Hosiery
p Boy's Kant Snag Stockings, pair..! SOt4
; Infant s Colored Hose, 2"e values, pr 15
E New shipment of Kaysers' Silk Hose
! KNIT UNDERWEAR FOR SPRING
Women's Knit Union Suits in band and
: hodice top, loose knee, in white only. Alt
E sizes. Special, suit $1.25
: Women's Knit Union Suits in bodice and
E band top. Tight knee. All sizes. Verv
(special at, suit $1.59
Women's Summer Vests. Special, at 45
H LONG GLOVES IN SILK AND KID
Kayner'a Ui-Buttou Silk Gloves in
Si black, white and colors, pair ....$2.54)
H I'J-Bntton Kid Gloves, pair ....f3.'J8
Ki-Button Kid Gloves, pair . ,.$1.9S
Pine Boi'dered
Veils in all colors
and prices.
New Tucked Nets
for veilings. New
Silk Bags. New
dSanrlkcivhiefs.
New Beads for
trimming. ;
New Buttons, plain
Notions
Colgates Talcum
Powder, can ....ISf1
Bone Hairpins.
Good quality. All
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Ever-Beady Dress
Shields in all sizes.
Special, pair ....45
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14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
MEDFORD. OREGON
f Fascinating styles, excellent quality and
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Silk Camisoles
in white and .
flesh. All styl
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Priced from
$1.69 to
$4.98
Silk Mull Bloomers, all sizes in flesh color
$2.4S to $3.98
New Crepe de Chene Gowns, Chemise,
Camisoles and Envelope Suits.
SATURDAY SALE OF CORSETS
Miller Bros. Corsets in flesh and white.
Cheap today at .2.00. On stile Saturdav,
Pfr $1.48
Miler Bros. Corsets, new model. Regular
3.00 values. Sale price, pair $1.98
Sole agents in Medford for Gossard,
Warner's and Bcdfern Corsets.
THE NEW WAISTS ARE HERE
500 new Waists, made in this season's
most up to date styles, in light and
dark colors: long and short sleeves,
each $6.75 to $27.50