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PAGE FOUR A8BLÄKD DAILY TIDUGH Monday, D ecem ber 18, 1922 55- Local and Personal < d e b ía te A nniversary— , u Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Johnson, of Low er Alm ond stre e t celebrated th eir 66th w edding a n n iv ersary quierly at th e ir hom e Sunday. T his elderly couple have a host of friends in the city th a t wish them m any happy re- tu rn s of the an n iv ersai> . F ram ed p ictures for gifts. D arling Studio, 90t? We p u t the chicken in our tam ales C ra te r L ake pictures, 50 cents up. F ile Depai trcent C alled— Plaza C onfectionery. 90tf D arling Studio. 90tf The fire d ep artm en t was called to 1235 E ast Main s tre e t shortly a fte r W ho W ill W inter in South? Dr. Pi ice to R e tu rn — ¡noon today, by a roof fire. The fire A local p arty received tw o le tte rs I D r‘ C harles s - P lic e > v;ho recently was out before th e d ep artm en t a r-l th is m o rning from friends in L o s , conducted a serie3 of evangelistic rived. The house was o ccu n ed bv Angeles announcing th a t it had been and divine heaHng services in th e O. E Jobb. rain in g ‘ night and day” for th e p a s“ city, will be in A shland D ecem ber 21, _______ week in th e m etropolis of so u th ern according to a w ire received in t h e ! NOTICE C alifornia. D oesn’t sound like m uch city yesterday. On account o f hi»i Car now on tra c k containing four- b e tte r w eath er than can be found in being here but one day, J. H. Doran, foot lim b wood, four-foot black oak, A shland. ¡w ho was scheduled to speak on “ Man • 12 and 16 inch big dry pine and 16- ---------- I in th e M aking” a t the Civic club inch dry limb wood. O rders for this O rder those Xm as oysters at the building on th a t d ate, has postponed wood should not be la te r th an Tues- T avern Cafe. 90tf hjs lectu re u n til the follow ing even- day evening. Save ex tra drayage ins Dr. Price is now conducting from yard. Phone 460. A. G. Ad- m eetings in E ugene, and has ju st am s. 90-1 com pleted a series in Albany. D A R L IN G S T U D IO TODAY ONLY— Mae Murray -IN- ‘The Broadway Rose’ —The splendor of “ popular ity ” and the glamor of the Great W hite Way. *T'O BRING to you and your friends as much as possible of the Beauty, Mystery ami Color of C rater Lake is the mission of Patterson. Pictures F or sale by DARLING’S STUDIO McNAIR EROS. DRUG CO 3 r Make Christmas the Sw eetest Day of the Year Let Everybody Receive a Box of Delicious Candy We Gave Many Varieties to Choose From Choice Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos A Full Line of Pipes Choose something that will bring joy to those you wish to please We Are Headquarters for Hot Tamales THE FOUNTAIN R. P. PORTER, Proprietor ! W ill L eave for Portland— Mottoes. Christmas Cards. Maxfield Parrish. We do picture framing. “ Portraits That Please” Tuesday, Wednesday and • Thursday Get Your Dorothy Phillips I Christmas Furs -—in— ‘Hurricane’s Gal’ — Destroyers, hydroplanes, phantom ships and slinking smugglers, all in a terrifie play! Sensations; seascapes, wonderful snatches of life strife where league-long roll ers swell! —Also— at Bartlett’s Fur Store Largest Stock in Oregon Outside of Portland “ TOPICS OF THE DAY” — and— “ AESOP’S FABLES” Adm., 10 and 35c, inel. tax F. W. BARTLETT 115 W. Main, Medford Page w ire fence on two sides. In i city lim its. Term s. Owner, L ou ise C. T aylor Box 66, R. F. D. A shland. 90-6*! Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wood and son K enneth expect to leave W ednesday j for P o rtla n d , w here they will spend i th e holidays as the guests of Mr. LOST Between Sum m it and Ash-j W ood’s parents. land brow n grip. L iberal r e w a rd ., Leave a t Tillings office. 90-2* i I Our Xm as candy is hom e-m ade, ! 90tf i FOR SALE— Full blooded Jersey! Plaza Confectionery. bull, two and a half years old. i 90-3* ! Phone 4-F-12. Odd Fellow s dance T h u rsd av night I ------------- at hall. Rebeccas and friends invit-1 W ANTED I Wiint to buy from own-! ed. Music by Dickey’s orchestra. e r a th re e or four room house close 90-3 in. W ill pay $200 down, term s on! balance. House m ust be priced reasonably. A ddress Box E, care of Tidings. 90-3* , XMAS Crater Lake views, 50e and up. PATHE NEWS H ighw ay P ro p e rty __ ! FOR SALE OR RENT— F o u r room Some splendid property on Pacific cottage w ith garage. See Mrs. C. Highw ay betw een A shland and Med-! p,ane a t Tidings. 90-4 ¡¡ford a t a ttra c tiv e price. a<!8tf SALE— 2 1-3 acres good d ark R ealty Agency. ' soil. Several oak trees. New ì FRAMED PICTURES —Also— G ia n ts P ass Man H ere— T rin ity Guild cooked food sale at Joe S. M cFadden, county com m is Erfders Store, D ecem ber 21. 96-2 sioner for Josephine county, was in th e city on business from G rants M edford S. P . Man \ isits— Pass th is m orning. W hile here he Mark M ontgom ery, ag en t for th e negotiated for an elev ato r to be used Southern Pacific a t M edford, and I. in his d ep artm en t. This was a p art T. Sparks, d istric t fre ig h t and pas- of a carload of road construction! senger agent for the sam e road, w ith equipm ent shipped into the city from h e a d q u arte rs in E ugene, wore in the th e no rth by Sam Shell, who will use city on business today. the rem a in d e r of the carload in his! work on the G reen Springs m ountain C ra te r L ake p ictu res, 50 cents u p .! road M cFadden stated th a t the! D arling Studio. 90tf sunshine today was qu ite a relief from th e fog th a t hangs over the T: k es Place as Clerk— Rogue riv e r d u rin g th is tim e of year. J. E. K uykendall has taken the place of L. G. F itz w ate r as clerk a t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY th e Plaza m ark et. Mr. K uykendall ' cam e here recently from Texas and LOST— G irl’s green (sw eater. R e ¡expects to m ake his hom e in th is tu rn to D etrick’s G roceteria. Suit i city. able rew ard. 90-tf It is not too late to have your portraits finished in time for Christmas. Arrange for your sitting now Our Suits Will Last You Longer, Fit You Belter, and Cost You Less P A U L S E R U D ’S WANTED— Man for general w o rk .1 In q u ire Plaza Confectionery. 90tt'i IOPPING Your Attention, Please The most up-to-date luncheonette outfit—nil electrically heated—just installed. This outfit enables us to serve you with the very best in COFFEE — HOT CHOCOLATE HOT BOUILLON, ETC. Our sjteeial home made Chile Con Carne, Home Made Pies and Chicken Tamales are delicious. EXTRA FINE LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES Ninlnger & Warner At Elhart’s For Him Conklin Gold Pen and Gold Pencil (in one b o x ). . . $8.50 Conklin P e n s .. .. $2.50-7.00 Conklin Pencils. . .$1.00-5.00 Eversliarp Pencils $1.00-5.00 Ingersoll Watches $1.50-7.50 Ash Trays and Smoking Sets ........................ 65c-$3.00 Bill Folds and Leather Purses ....................75c*$3.00 Leather Cigarette Cases $1.00-2.00 Card Cases and Cards $1.00-2.00 Books—Fiction and Gift Books .................... 85c-$2.50 Mirrors, Shaving Sets Stationery Remington Portable Typewriters For Her Christmas Present Ivory Toilet Goods 65c-$8.00 Perfume and Toilet Sets 75c $7.50 C rater Lake Pictures $2.50-8.75 (’a m e r a s .............. $1.50-20.00 Pottery at 20% Discount Myrtlewood Pieces $1.25-5.00 Phot A lb u m s........$1.00-2.75 IF A Stationery in Fancy Boxes The Ford Garage IS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A Ford Sedan and Coupe is a notch or two past your pocketbook, then why not a year’s subscription to the Dearborn Independent—$1.50 A set of Weed Chains A Lugagc Carrier A Goodyear Tire or Tube A Tire Cover A Spotlight A Nickel Radiator Cap A Flash Lamp A Tire Lock A Tool Box A Speedometer or any one of many useful articles A Canteen Eaton, Crane & P ik e ’s and W hiting & Cook’s New line of Mottoes 65c-$1.50 Vanity C a s e s ........$1.50-6.00 Leather Gift Novelties Corona T y p ew riter.. .$50.00 Guide for Those Who Want the Right Gift for Women The Useful Gifts to Please Any Fine Underwear is an Ideal Woman May Be Found Cift to Your Intimate at McGee’s Friend or Relative FURS —a wonderful selection of Chokers and Scarfs in a great variety of animal skins. —Silk Gowns —"Waists and Blouses Why Not Give —Suit, Coat or Dress —Silk Bloomers —Bathrobe or Kimona —A most complete assortment of Silk Umbrellas ranging in price from $4.95 to $11.50. W hat could be more acceptable to any woman or young lady ? —Silk or Wool Sweater —Neckwear or Bags —Kid Gloves - S il k Vests —Silk Gowns —Silk Camisoles Em broid ered Gowns or C hem ises —P h ilip p in e —Chamoisette Gloves —Black Cat Hose in-Silk or in Silk and "Wool —K ayser Silk Hose In fa n ts’ W ear —Silk or Woolen Dress Goods XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS —individual Handkerchiefs at any price from 5 c to $2.00. —Boxed Handkerchiefs in a dozen pretty packs in fine Swisses or linens. 35c to $2.25 per box —P retty Camisole —Silk Petticoat —or one of the dainty models in V a rn e r’s or Gossard corsets The Low Clearance Prices on Coats, Suits and Dresses Should Make Them Worth Considering as Gifts for Those Who May Be in Need of a New One See Our Big Displays at HARRISON BROS. Ford, Lincoln and Fordson Dealers H and STORE OPEN EVENINGS THURS., FRI., SAT.