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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO. MEDFOUn MATTj TRTRtTNR MEDl'-OHD, OKl-XION. SATTM) V. DrW.MIUW 118, M2. A liiiiiibor or MciUonl. pcoplo nro trnu'lllrik toward t'lio mumy sotilii, Honih having Koub ninl others iniciui Iiir to lonvu 111 tliu nenr future. Next Tuesday over tho Kspeo linos, mi excursion trnln leaves tho Koguo Itlver vtilloy for Lott Angeles, nnd tunny nro taking bdvnntnRo of tho spcclnl excursion rntes. PoIIowIhk nro sonio who havo nindo resorvn- Heur: J. C.' Smith, Mm. X. D. Dunlnp, P. Znnn, leather rnnkey, Sir. nnd Mrs. II. n. Nye, Mrs. Kmnia Srnguc, Mrs. N. 'll. Nye, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Shaii- lelghl Mr, nnd Mrs. 0. Wlimlcy. Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Ilutler, I,. A. Lee, Miss Wood, Mrs. T. J. MnlniRren, Mr. and Mr, a W. Potter, Mr. mid Mr. W. H. Bills, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Knight. Mrs. Martin McDonough nnd Mm. C. Klainmcr. Ilou Taylor, A. Loomls, V. V. Qtinyle, Miss Hull, Mrs. J. 1. Hale, Mrs. Bather, Mrs. K. 0. Page. Mrs. 1,. I). Jones, Mrs. II. roster, K. It. Hot'rhklss, K. K. Morrison. J. A. llarkdull, Clnrcnco lteanics, Mr. and Mrs. A. IT. Downing, Mrs. George Ilohlnson, Merrill llobinson. A. C. Aliraius, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Kniorson, Judge Crowcll and Dr. Harbor. S. A. Newell, M. CJIII. It. II. Mull ock, Mrs. D. Jones, I King, Dr. C. It. Hay. Mrs. Frailer. Dr. J. M. Kccuc, Arthur Hazclrlgg, Mr. and Mrs. L,. A. Gregory, J. I. IUrkdull. Mrs. A. E. Hall, George Cellins: Messrs. Kates, Hubbard, Hum phrey, Postmaster Woodford, En ynrt, Horace. Dr. Conroy, Mrs. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Oatman, A. II. Downing and L. It. Siessard. Among tho prettiest affairs of tho week was tho formal dancing party given tho evening of tho twenty-fifth in tho Natalorium hall. Tho com bined efforts of the members of the Tuesday and Thursday Afternoon Uridgo clubs of tho younger set were shown In tbo careful arrangement of overy" detail. Tho party was given n leap year nnd as for tho affaire d'amour who knows. Perhaps one coull writo "finis" after not a few Interesting chapters. Tho hall was very attractive with red Bhaded lights, largo Christmas bolls and Christmas greens. To say "with mis tletoe" would bo altogether too ol vlous. Fruit frappo was served dur ing iutermlMlons. About fifty cou ples wero present. Hostesses for tho evening wero Misses Ituth Merrick. Alctha Emcrlck, Maymo Deuel, Fern Hutchison, Hazel Davis, Hess Kent nor. Ida Leo Kcutncr, Mcsdames C. H. rtcdrictd, Gcorgo Roberts, Edwin Janncy, Homer Itothornicl, Wheldon Illddlo. Ilalph Uardwcll and M. J. Emcrlck. A farewell afternoon was given Monday for Miss' LHIa Grigsby by Miss Inez Coffin ut her homo on Huso' avenue, north. Christmas dec orations wero proralcnt, tablo ap pointments being In red and green, with red bhaded candles in corre spondence with tho tablo centerpiece, u bowl of Ijolfy draped with scarlet rrepo paper. Souvenirs were 1'eir rot caps unclosing printed lioro mopes. A two-courso luncheon was nerved. Those present wero Mlssos l.llla unci Mary Grigsby, IJortha Welch. UlIJa Deck, llolou Dahl. Dow Kuutner, Lois Kstes, lono Klyuu, Jouncsso Dutlcr. Iva Coffin, Mrs. S. L. Grlgsby ami Mrs. Coffin. Tho second meeting of tho Iowa association will tuko place Monday ovculng at St. Mark's hall. Tho meeting Is primarily for tho purposo of "getting acquainted," and those who wero not in attondanco at tho luitlul meeting aro requested to bo present. Tho requisite for Joining tho association is tho oiic-tluio real (I en co In the Hnwkeyo stuto of tho person in question. Mrs. WItto, Mrs. Gnnnawuy and Mr. Iloon coustlttitu tho cotntultteo on refreshments for Monday ovculng. m Tho annual Christmas frolic or tho lloguo Itlver Valluy University club wus hold ut tho club rooms last Saturday ovonlug. Features of tho ovculng wero u mlnstrol show by a number of tho members and tho dis tribution of gifts from u gorgeous Christmas tree. ' Mr. mud Mrs. W. H. iltowart luft yesterday mornlug for un extcudod trip, Kutibas City, Kuusas, being their final destination. Tluiy will visit San Francisco and points In houthern California en route, vlslt lug Panama on tho return trip. t Not u fow young ladles of this city wero -visitors at tho city hall tho first of the week, thus taking no cliaucen on not being ublo to cast their first votes. Following nro u nttmbor of those wlio entertained or wero entertained With CliMstiimn day dinner parties at homo and elsewhere, ''en fnmllle or otherwise. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Goro en tertained at their homo on Geneva avetuto south, guests being Mr. nhd Mr, .t. d. Goro nnd children, Mr. nnd Mr Eifward N. Warner, Misses Ituth and Esther Wnmer and MIsh Flora Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corlles. Miss Venlta ami Mr. Lloyd Corlles. of Table Itock, Kenneth Jerome and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I.cover of Cen tral Point wero guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. t). Corlles and Mrs. A. E. Jem mo at their homo on North Or ange street. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Uedtlcld and Mr. Everett Trowbridge wero guests of Mr. and Mi. Den Trowbridge. Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer 'ftothcrnial and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Welsh were guests at tho East Main street home uf Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 11. Kent. Mr. aitd Mrs. Leo Jacobs and Miss Eulii Jacobs were miests of MYs. Esther Cameron and Mlsa llcrnlce Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Conro Flero wero guests of tho latter", parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Andrews at their home on Hlvcrsldo avenue. Mr. and Mrs William Anglo en tertained Mr. nnd Mrs. II. D. How ard. Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Gaddls, young Master Gaddls, Mr. and Mrs. IL F. Piatt and Master Homer Piatt. Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Stewart and Mlts Helen Dahl entertained Mr, and Mrs. Jamod Plcrson of Portland, Mr. Carl Miller of Corvallls, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Stewart and Mr. A. E. Swarthout of Medford. Guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Amy of South Holly wero Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Patterson, Miss Jcanncttc Patter son, Miss ftiry Grigsby, Mr. and Sirs. J. W. Keyes and Mr. Frank Kane. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Stinnett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter VnJ- cntlnc. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutchison en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Jap Andrews and Miss Ituth Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard of South Riverside avouuo will leave Monday for an extended visit in tho middle western states, stopping nt St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Mo., Lincoln, Neb., and different points In Iowa. Also a week or ten days at Los Angeles. They Intend to bo gono about six weeks. A FEATURE IN THE NEW YEAR'S EDITION-ORDER NOW, HHHV10HHH ftsr!avvLiHl ' Ifcwr ryE ..'yITB'kImB IBwK i"" ''irfiiSnQVsWHsHSBJjM 1 sU ' Hf 'Mf -M -Xi 1 1 b rf TTsB !K 'r 'p TkSi "ikJ'V i sHn 1Bl"i (i JJMVCBylHHiHtJsl, 31l 3MRPi 'jy: (vlfl Hpi hjR x JsWT-itti ,JH DWBJImBi sfc MMP'! M H JoBy. 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N Miss Luclnda Cochran was hostess to a few friends Sunday evening, those Invited being Missos Carollno Andrews, Gladys Peart, Dorothy Wicks, Margery Ware, Messrs. Jamos Vance. Harold Cochran, Horberl Al ford, Gcorgo Gates and Everett Me Arthur. Ucvcrcnd and Mrs. S: L. Grigsby, Misses Llllu and Leono and Mr. Ar not Grigsby left Tuesday evening for Portlnnd where thoy remained for Christmas day, on route to thulr fu ture homo m Pendleton. Mrs. Leon Hasklus and children aro visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ogers at Uerkoluy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Odgers who nro Mrs. Hasklus' parents, aro former residents of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Coffin left Wednesday evening for ltoseburg where thoy will spend a week with Mr. uud Mrs. Eastman and Mr. und Mrs. Hitrvoy, formerly of this city. Miss Jlortlm Welch of tho local high school fuculty lias Invited u number of friends to bo with her tho ufternoon of Now Years day at hur homo on North Hlvcrsldo avenue. ... ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corlles, Miss Vonltu and Mr, Floyd Corlles of Tablo Rock, and Mr. und Mrs. Wayne Leovor of Central Point wero In Med ford this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ellis of North Orange street left tho first of tho week for San Francisco where thoy ...III ...w...l II... l.nll. !,.... ,, OlfVI'U M1U JIUIIUUJD w Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toiler ura spending a fow duyn with Mrs. Tel- fer's parents in Medford. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Itoameu ar rived homo this evonlng from San Francisco. The lloi-0 t'apital News of Sun day contains iliu follewing: A tn ding of wiilpsproMil ititurost as wl ns being a vary lirtuilifnl tiffnir mid wltieh Miw foloiuuiituil In the pron once of eliwe relalioitg only, looV place in Lexington, Virsiiiiu, nt the lome of the lirKhiiuun's .family, Mit Marie Mcrrimuii ltrmlley of ltoie liceoiutii' tltu bride of Huxil Maxwell Mnnly of Lexington. The ceremony was jK'rtoniicd hy the father of .the groom nt high noon Sunday week. The bride was very attractive in a white, hand embroid ered "vnrn of equuite texture trim med with real lace. She carried a bouquet of bride ro. Mr. uud Mrs. Manly wont to New York on the same day ninl on Dee. IS sailed for the llcnuud.is. They will return to Washington, I). (.'., on January 1'J. The bride is the daughter of Mr. I.auni A. ltrndlqy of lUiiee und I lie gnuuldauglitcr of Mrs. A. Merriman, mi Oregon pioneer. Slie visited her mother two or three times during the pa-t two years, nnd uiude mau xvnnit friends vhilo here. Mrs. Man ly iins been engaged in the work of bocinl nivcflignlor of the ooudilious ot labor affecting women nnd chil dren n- nil nptMiinteu from the wo man's diiMou of the fciloniPliurcmt of labor. Mr. Manly is a. gnidunte of Wnxliington and Lee nnivcrhlty and n pout grnduiite of theUniversity of ( hicago. He is. n member of (he expert force of the federal bureau of labor and is very prominent in hi work. Mr. Manly Iiuh been heard by club women of Hoic ith great interest on the Mibjeetrt witli which xlic i so vitally concerned nud tliwy have received mueli inpiriitioii from her thoiightM. Mr. uud Mix. Muuly will make their Immo in Washington, D. C. . Tho mtcting of the Oroaicr Msd ford club to be held Monday after noon in the baBemeut of the Library building promised lo be one of un usual interost. H. 1'. M'ulkey will uddrvftri tiie ladiex on the mihjucl of viding, wilh special referonce to their itHtpotMibility ait citixmM. MetrHru. Kifcrt und Oaten will ouch dibciihs tho plutfonn upon ulik-h lie hopes to lie elected mayor. Special music to he luruUhcii iy the jmmic department 'of (he oltib will lie u pleasiuir foMtiiro of the progiam aad tho officer of tin Oreoter Mlftil club Mieciallv dexiro Iliu Mtlcmluncu of all women of Medford, whether club memburri or nut, who feci an in teret in I lie oiviu welfare of our town. Hook dealers liave recently remarked thn (rreat demand among women for books dealing with iiroli- lems of wieiidogy and veonouiic. Women are tlimlang ami proMiring tor their new political environment. The meeting is culled for 2 o'oJoek, .Monday, December 30. t Messrs. M. K. Woodcock of Cor vallls, II. S. Wallers or Pendleton, W. L. Lextou of Idaho Falls and I. C. Day of Portland, members of tho Oregon. Agricultural Collugo band were gnosis at the iioiuo of Mr. Vance Colvig during their stay In this city. Mrs. S. K. Smith was dinner hos tess to a number of the J'oung pcojilo from Corvallls Tuesday nvonlng. Those present were MIkhos Joiiu An derson and.Jreiio Smith, Messrs. Gcorgo und Ned Vilas, Carl Horry, Carl Evans, S. S. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woods 'and family and Mrs. A. K. Woods of Ash land Hjieht a few daya Including Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Hubbard or this city. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Rlvhardson Icavo tho flrs't of (ho week 'or San FruneUu) ror u couple of weeks. Thoy will' bo guests or Mr, and Mrs. Al deuhugeu, MIbs FJormico C'nutpii, Is u 'gjiot or lio'r ijareuts, MaJorl,and"Mr's. W. J. Canton. Miss Canton Is a student at Seattle, school wero participants at a ury delightful dancing jtarty Thursday evening given by Miss Lnrllle Mess uer at her houm on South Holly street. ClirUtman greiiH were used profitsoly In tho liouso decorations forming mi effective (Mckgrouud for tho charming party frocks of the young ladles present. Light refresh incuts were served during the even ing. Miss Messtier's giiusU Included Misses Margaret Soutcr, Vera 01 in stead. Uabo Cochran, Helen Ptirnck or. Ignore Vanc, Marie Kifcrt. Ethel Klfert, Margery Ware. Caroline An drews, France Kcnney. Ireno Smith, Jean Atidorsou, Joicphtno Root; Mssrs. Robert Pcloute, Henry "So li ter. Carl IJerry. U-on 8pcck. Herbort AUortl. Milton Schuhsrd. Paul Mr Donald. Emerson Merrick. Jay Gore. James Vance. George Gates, Frank Ray, Frederick Heath, Marvin Mitch ell. Will Uoverldge. George Vilas. Ned Vilas, Houston Ling. Tom Scant- lln. The regular meeting of the Greater Medford oliib occurs on Mon day, December 30, at '.':0D p. ut.. In the basoment of the library building. Ilio regular business meeting will be followed by a talk b Mr. II. F. Mul key on "How to Vote nnd What It Means" nnd hy tho presentation of their platforms by tho remaining can didates for mayor, Mr. Elfcrt and Mr. Gate. All women of Medford are Invited, whether members ot the club or not. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Fonts ontcr tnlnnd with a dinner on Christmas day at tliolr home on East Twolth street. Thoo present wero Mr. and Mrs. John Ilrownlee, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Fonts and Miss Luna Fouts. Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Drown gave n six o'clock dlnnor at their home on King street Christmas day. Thulr guests were: Mr. and .Mrs. It. K. Swan, Mrs. Coruoer nud Mr. and .Mrs. D. II. RumoII and soli Paul. A danco was held In tho Natator iutn hall Inst evening following tho O. A. C. band concert. Tho crowd was smaller than anticipated but all proMtit oiljoyod tho occasion. ... , Mrs. Hutchison nnd daughters MINK I'miicc ad Margery Hutch ison loft Thursday mornlug lor their home In Minnesota. Mr. Alax Iludae arrived In Med ford from Man Francisco Tuesday morning to sp,eml thp Holidays with relatives ami friends. Mr. Carl Miller, a tudwt at Cor vallls spout a few days lii Medford this week returning to the north Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Lamport or Wuat Suooud street aro enjoying n visit from Mm. A. Jolnuon of Port land. Miss Maud itippuy "f Klamath Falls Is visiting relatives and friends at different points In tho valley. Mr. and Mrs. Conro Flero near Cen tral Point yltli many Medford guests In attondanco. A supper horved cti buffet from u tahbv adorned with smllax and center piece of a inliila. Hire Christmas tree, was follow cd l tbo distribution or gifts to alt pres ent by Mr. Alfred Carpenter, dis guised as the pall on Kilm of the holl days. Among those Invited wro Mr nud Mrs Lincoln MeCurmack, Miss Madgo MeCormaek, Mr. Ounuury. Mrs. Edmund Ilitrkt. AHss-Uarke, Mr. and Mm. Phil llamttl. Mr. and Mrs Stewart I'utlonton, Mr. Alfred Car penter. Mr. Dunbar Unas and Mr. OH moru of Portland. Mr. James Cowglll. Mr. E. G. lluncv. Mr. Slater John son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopalus, Mr. TroiiMii and Mbm Hubbard. MM Flora Grsy left Thursday mornlug for Weed. California, where shu will spend a wovk ui the huiuu uf Mr. and Mrs .1 J Pettv Catarrhal Deafness Conquered Penetrating, (ienn !'tiii)iiig HV.I). MEI Oftrn KotorcH llcnrlng When doafuetis is caused by Co tarrh, lloeth's IIVOMKt brcatheil per sistently often rtwtores hearing. Catarrbat rii ifnem U caiuwd b catarrh hcrmn la the Kustnrlilau TuIm-s and IIYOMKI hy kllllUK thsc germs reduces the inflHiiiiimtlou and cleans out tho tulws. If you suffer from Catarrh, Korc Throut Coughs, Colds or Itronrbltls, Just breathe IIYOMKI. You take no risk ror Chas. Strang Is authorised to refund your money ir you are not satisfied. IIYOMKI with lulmler, tl; without Inhaler. Sue. Al alt dealers. j Parties wishing to suliscrlbo ronovv their aubscriptlou to or Mr Hulph H.irdwoll entertained meiiibui-H of the Thursday Ilrldge club this wpok. Mns. C. Aukony and daughter nro spending tho holidays with relatlvus Inthlsilty. ,, , K' Miss Pauline Coo of Giants Pass Is a guoHt (r Mlsx .Mlltlfoil'derlg ror it row days. The Juvenile rluh'mtifrtaliia with a Lcitp Year parly Monday evening. " Dr. and Mis. J. F, Roddy tiro nt Spokane tor the holiday Hoatjou, . Mr. and Mrs. J. E.Vuiuiefinuii nro at Portland lor a rowu wcuks, Mr. and Mrs. M, jV Est'es returnud Tuesday evening from Iloud, Ore. Tho Saturday Evening Post The Ladies' Home Journal, or Tho Country Gontloraan PIkiiko notify U. A. DoVoe, 418 W. Main. District agent for the Curtis Publishing Co. Hack numbers al ways on hand. Phono GO 11. PLUMBING Steam and Hot Wator Heating All Work Ctur.rantiM.il I'rlcos ItomonsbU COFFEEN & PRICE tS Xtmsra Xlock, Sntrtnca on Sib It Uomm ts. v Vis: M B"m Mm P7rMiL l cttti( rswv --! u Health Is tho foundation of all good looks. Tho wise woman realizes this and taken precautions to preserve hor health and strength through tho po rted ot child bearing. Sho remains a pretty mother by uvoldlng as far as possible tho suffering aud clangors of audi occasions. This overy woman may do through tho use ot Motber'n Friend. Thla Ju n inodlclno for Mternal application and so ppnctratln; In Ha naturo aa to thoroughly lubrlcatn every musclo, nervo nnd tendon In volved during tho period hoforo bby comes. It aids patura by expanding the skin and tlseueu, relieves tender ness and soreness, autl porfoctly pro paroa tbo nystom -,!--, - - '. storcB. Wrlto for frco book for ex. pedant, mothers, which contaluu much valuablo information, BRADFIEID REfiULATOR CO,, AtlnU Cs. t '"' no drops urfim Ih leply lo, u itiiwton,w)ilrh Is asked me innny llpioa as. to whether I use "dni" In loatlim III oyo will rut KWer that 1 never do, but by the use of thu latest seloli tlfle luntruniciits ahd up-to-dnle iiietlinds, I much tho liest lesults poMslble, ami mold tho thinner whtoh ofluu follow the line of any drug used to dilate tho pupil, lilt, Itll.'ICIiltT J Sight SpeclalM Over KuiiIiiui'm ' r. BULBS BULBS Don't leave planting your bulbs until spring as now t thn best time. We havo a very largo asnortmeut of Hint alusn bulbs no culls In the lot. After 2fi years' experience wo havo decided what Is best to buy. Compare these with others bofii.ro buying. BR0ADLEY, THE FLORIST Grceiihotiiio Houm L'9-l, Office Jlomq 3ft Jacksonville Brick and Tile Company OUR DRAIN TILE STANDS ALL TESTS Mxiimhio our goods ninl got our priir.s lict'oio buying .lOlsuwhcn. RESOLVED The time ror iimUiug iroii-elnd, ilniiiile-riv-itted New Vettr's resolulitiiih is at Imud. Those who resolve to do their tmdiiiK heru will never regret they so resolved. As Tor us we resolve to eoiitimie to give gootl goods t right prices. It's safe lo send i child with the Inlying list to ALLEN GROCERY CO. South Central. Medford, Oro. Nearly a quarter of a century under tho same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded hecauso of Soundness of principle. Economy of management Safoty of investment Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00 W. T. Vawter .President CI. I?. Liiidlcy, Viee Prea. 0. W. .McDonald, (hairier 3l Ewntim MMwntfmtaMEZirawaiTM m - j&A-Cf Jl ft'.'.' " T' , i ' " ' -? --?V 7 -2;' 'tyhrWi i El i '$?3 WSl I Breakfast In a Good, Qllfe Warm iM fl I Room V' i tm 'i La? r r ffise K M-J I pEBFECTlON 1 A "wnrm" brenkfasttho kind that sends you out ready braced for a good day's work should be eaten in a warm room. You loso half tho Reed of tho meal If you tiro ulilv crJnu in discomfort whllo you cnt it. A Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater makes breakfast a cosy meal for tho wholo family. No smoke or email with u Perfection. Kailly cleaned. Kislljr moved from room to room. An ornament anywheres u luxury in the bedroom; n nectssliy In the sewing-room or the bathroom. DtaUtt vtynhtr$i nr torlH for dtititpllvt tlteutar, STANDARD OIL COMPANY ICcMpiaU) ' b1 MnrUl Strcrt Sua Freiiclica m . J sV !