TK. Gold Hill N.wi, Gold Hffl, Oregon
R o g u e R iver H a rd w a re Co. puny, ul Grant» Pa»», recently com
pleted one of the be»t remodeling
G o es M odern W ith L ig h t
job» on the Pacific Count. .Modem
•treuiulining cluiracterlxe» the im
The Hogue lllv r r llardw ure Com- provement». The color scheme,
blue mid while, wu» chosen bccuu»e
white make» tlie good» aland out in
eontmnt, while blue I» decorative
mid reee»»ive. Three row» of semi*
Stationery — Office Supplita
indirect light fixture» are »usprml-
Typewriter»
ed
from the ceiling. Recessed in
(lift Merchandise
the ceiling above the »how wind
Rook» — I trug»
ow.» are lit window reflector» which
illuminate any desired ohjeet. The
C. H . D E M A R A Y
space under the bnleony i» lighted
N. Olli St.
(imut» Pa»»
with flu»ll-type fixture». 'Hie office
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MINUTI
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N E W H A M IL T O N
B E A C H M IX E R
Make» heating mid stirring,
mixing and whipping a real
pleasure.
Never
lire» the
muster cook mid it'» such a
hondxome addition to tier k it
chen. W ithout the juicer, $22.
W ith juicer $25.
U N IV E R S A L
SA N D
W IC H T O A S T E R
Tluil turn» out tlio.se worn! r-
ful grilled sandwlehe» that
everyone likes. $5.95. Get it
w ith extru grids for iimking
waft lex - grand one» at Unit—
for $7.95. Other models from
$2.95.
C H E E R IO
M O R N IN G C H E E R
D IS P E N S E R S
Orange juice set to glorify
your chosen morning better,
uge. Pitcher und »ix glasses.
$1.50
H O T -P O IN T E L E C
T R IC IR O N
W ith heal indicator, protects
against »corehing.
$2.95 to $«.95
S E R V IC E FO R
C H IC K
Hold» fork mid spoon, holdt.
the nupkin, beside». Gaily
decorated—Christinas cheer-
plus ............................. $1.90
G IV E J U N IO R
This partitioned plate, espec
ially if he’s fussy about keep
ing spinach in its plucc. Rab
bit or elephant decorations.
K ID D IE K U P
Decorated w ith
Little Ito
Peep or Little Loy liiue or
|>!..ill.
*1.00
indie
Eusy-to-li<>ld
t.ifl hosed in »hin»
pliane
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c e ll-
05c
S IX
Rich in tradition, rich in
beauty. Silverplate by Win.
Rogers, product of Interim ,
tional Silver. In handsome
< li< si.
$11!.7j
C H IL D ’S T A B L E
S E R V IC E
Plate, drinking mug and cer
eal bowl. W ila rabbit or ele
phant decoration
___ $l.()0
Knife, fork, and spoon
transparent box ..... „.... $1.75?
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“ W h e r e M o st P e o p le T r a d e ”
G ra n ts P a s s , O reg o n
ItOXY
Mary Christmas,’
Says Santa (Jans
Whpt'a in a name? Plenty, if it
happens to be Mary Christmas, or
Santa Claus, and that's actually liap
pened.
Both Evanaville, Ind., arid Racine.
Wia., have their Mary Christmas,
and at Marshall,
Mo., there's a
Jolly fellow whose
last n a m e is
Claus, and whose
p a re n ts c h ris
tened him Santa
E v a n s v ille 's
Mary Christmn-i
comes from no
old fumily which
has had a Mary
m each genera
non
K u c tn e 's Mary Chnstma.
Mary Christmas got that way by
marrying a fellow named Samuel
Christinas, and she's now a tele
phone operator
Which explains
that strangely personal and timely
message long distance operators
hear out of Racine around Christ
mas time: "This is long distance,
operator—Mary Chrlstmaal”
Racine’s Mary Christmas, who la
short, chubby and looks Just like the
artist’s conception of Mrs. Santa
Claus, gets hundreds of fan mail let
ters every year. Three years ago
___ ___ __
she appeared on
a Yuletide radio
program and has
been so deluged
with fan mail ev
er since that she's
founded a "shut-
in” club which
has members in
10 states, Cana
da, Hawaii, In-
>iia, China and
New Zealand.
Mary Christmas
Marshall’s San
ta Claus is sim ilarly Christmas-
minded. Each Yuletide he tries to
answer the fan letters which come
from all corners of the globe, many
in such strange foreign languages
that he can’t reply. He’s much in
demand for church parties and oth
er Christmas affairs. Santa is a
plumber on weekdays, a vegetable
gardener on the side and a preacher
in the Church of God at Blue Lick,
Mo., every Sunday. Two years ago,
when plumbing business was bad,
he was grateful for a $250 check
ent him by Mae West, the actress.
In Rosltndale, near Boston, lives
n Ambrose Claus who with his wife
' is t year celebrated his golden wed
ding anniversary. Like all other folks
amed Clous, they seem to have a
.on's share of Christmas spirit.
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type <V)uipp<-d w ith Opalescent
glass. . The glassw are display is
lighted w ith the new fluorescent
lamps.
Saturday O nlyl
Clarence E. Mulford’»
•«w>er»e» 'jfu r ttr t i w a ' i s / m w
“R E N E G A D E T R A I L ”
G ood
U sed
CARS
Final Episode ‘‘Flying G-Men ’
Plu» Chapter 1, "Oregon T ra il”
Sunday and Monday
Jean Arthur & Cary Grant
‘O nly A n g el» H a v e W in g » ’
Tuesday and Wednesday
Joan Hlondell, Melvyn Douglas
.
I
G ra n ts
P a ss
KATHERINE - K
and
Venus Foundations
JESSIE KNAPP. CORSETVRE
Bring us your corset troubles
AT SPENCER LINEN STORE
106 South 6th
*
DEL ROGUE
GARAGE
Thursday and Friday
Johnny Weismuller in
“T a rza n Find* A S o n ”
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Thielen
Furniture
AND
G LASS
O rz 0
V
25%
X >
“ STANDARD PRODUCTS”
Phone 167
So'dtb 6th & L — Grants Pass
U
“T h e S e c r e ts o f D o cto r
K ild a r e ”
Lionel Barrymore & Lew Ayres
‘T h e R etu rn o f D o c to r X ’
Formerly owned by a loc
al insurance man who has
kept it spick and span—
’36 C h e v r o le t P ic k -u p
SEDAN
This car is in good shape
mechanically. H a s
new
paint and tires—
“ N IN A T C H K A ”
$550
’37 C h e v r o le t S e d a n
In dandy shape mechanic
ally and appearance. Ra
dio and heater—
Clean as a w histle inside
and out. Perfect mechan
ically. Eye it, try it and
buy it—
$435
$545
’36 C h ev r o le t S e d a n
ft
Four speed transmission.
T ip top throughout. Better
hurry this one won’t last
long—
W. S. Maxwell Co.
Al O
Y o u r r C k h air
ev v r /J
o le
t D e a I ler
a o
a v
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
G ra n ts P a s s , O reg o n
Now Showing —
“M u tin y O n
B la c k h a w k ”
Andy Devine and Richard Arlen
— Plus —
Pal Nile Wednesday, Dec. 27
“W O M A N D O C T O R ”
— Plus —
“FO RG ED
PA SSPO RT”
OUR POLICIES ARE NOT ASSESSABLE
BREAD
MEDFORD
’38 F ord C ou pe
A very clean car and low
mileage. Equipped w ith
Radio and Heater—
’35 C h ev r o le t T o w n
Sun. Mon. Tues., Dec. 24, 25, 26
SAY
L E L A N D CLAR K , A gent
19 N o . B a r tle tt S t.
M ed ford , O reg o n
’36 O lds S ed an
$4«5
Preview Saturday 11 P.M.
D O N ’T
LEWIS SUPER
SERVICE
L a r r y S ch ad e
S. P. Watch Inspector
Since 1918
21 S. Central—Next to Craterian
Medford, Oregon
A N D O U R C H R IS T M A S G IF T S T O Y O U A R E
T H E S E V E R Y S P E C I A L P R IC E S O N T H E
U S E D C A R S L IS T E D B E L O W
Now Showing —
On Y our In su ran ce Coats
Oregon Mutuxil Fire In». Co.
WATCH REPAIRING
'ÈSSUB
“M ira cle on M ain S t r e e t ”
G R A IN
HAY
BURGLAR
413 East Main
Medford
S E R V IC E
(Iloti
w ith Gloria Jean
— plus —
FIRE
C O O K ’S B E A U T Y
SH O P
M E C H A N IC A L
1
“T H E U N D E R P U P ”
AUTO
RILLING
KOOLERWAVE
PERMANENTS $130 and np
TO W CAR
Dependable
Household
Furnishings
Sun. Mon. Tues., Dec. 24, 25, 26
A sk U s A b o u t S a v in g
41» Medford Bldg.
Medford
A sk U s
Tom m ies
i; Super Service ii
“A R M Y G IR L ”
IN S U R A N C E
DENTISTRY
Phone 872 J
G ra n ts P a s s
Madge Evans & Preston Foster
Built like a racer — easy to
handle — easy to ride. Weighs
only 30 lb. — average deluxe
bicycles weigh over 55 lb. A»
gift every boy will appreciate.
$49.95 or as little as $2.50 week.
D R . I. H . G O V E
New and Different
24 H O U R
Co.
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LIGHTWEIGHT BICYCLE
FfRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Mfldferd
State License No. M-134
ABOUT
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S A F E and E C O N O M IC A L
autom obile loans
C o m m ercia l F in a n c e
C o rp o ra tio n
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“ R u lers o f th e S e a ”
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N A SH SA LES A N D
S E R V IC E
Coining Soon
'” 5 I
Successor To Dr. Jud Rickert
Specialist in all problems of
eye comfort and vision
30« Fluhrer Bldg. - Phone 1148
Medford, Oregon
GRANTS PASS, ORE
Greta Garbo & Melvyn Douglas
A PRACTICAL
, GIFT FROM
k G o o d r ic h ^
A u g u s t W . G lu tsch
DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRT
“T h a t W o m a n ’» H ere
A g a in ”
r— •
K N A P P CO RSET
SH O P
2
1939
lighting is of the flush len*-bnx
‘Merry Christmas,
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Rogue River Hardware Co.
T Kuradty,
asesar——
■ 1 * December
— --------- ’ 21,
.say
Our Leader . . .
75c
S U IT S C L E A N E D
A N D P R E S S E D ....
Other Work Priced Accordingly
“T h re e d a y se r v ic e o n d y e in g ”
Acme Cleaners and D yers
1728 N . R iv e r sid e
- P h o n e 363 -
M e d fo r d , O re.