MIDDtfORD MATT. TR113CTN1!!, ftrEDFORD, QttlWON, SATURDAY, DtfCIttiniW IB, "lf)lf PAGE THREE lW tf II il' & I, vm Ami Xfzijiift lelr gHgBgMgVrV At the mi'iiliiiir f t lio Orciiler Med ford dub 'Moud.ty afternoon the hi dies were delighted to lie"' John l'ieree, l'onner Setittlu councilman, relate n few ways and tnemis of intiiiicipal government by the Seattle ladies, who work principally in the capacity of women policemen. They meet every liuot and train in order to assist any and all women and girln who may come uiiaecompanied, to reach their declination, or it they have no destination they arc provided with lodgings until they find name. The various deonrtiucntK niado re ports as to results of their many ef forts. ' The boys of the manual training department of the high hcIiooI have completed a number of rustic benches to bo used in paik improve ments, to be made at llosorvoil bill as' boon as possible. These benches are on c.Nliibitiou at the high school and any persons, doMriiig to see thein aie invited to do so. The club and friends appreciate the work these boj.s have done and are very grate ful to them. Tho inixl club meeting will be an nounced later. These iniictingH are open to the public and nil who come will find interest and euthithiiism. Musical numbers, interesting talks upon current events, ns well as mauv other interesting topics are discussed nnd the public is urged to attend the.se. meetings. Wednesday evening, December .S, was annual election of officers at Kennies chapter, Order, of the Ka'steni Star. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Worthy matron, Agnes Merrill: Worthy patron, .liaison Hiekert; us soeiate matron, Cora O'JJricn; secre tary, Lulu Willc; treasurer, .Mary Strang: conductress, Kthcl llogus; associate enniluetrcHH, Klixuhclh Our ni'tt. After election of officer the gaust and members were invited to the banquet hall, which was artitic ally decorated for the occasion, and a delightful supper was served. Mr. K. I). I'icki'l was the chairuuiu of the social committee. All voted the evening a grand success both in a social and business Way. Tho newly elected officers will he installed the first meeting in lauuary, which is the l'Jth of the mouth. The high school students aud al umni were entertained Friday evening with a skating party at tint Natator , iuni by tho sophomore class. The hall was decorated with holiday trimmings and orchestra music was proided by the skateiw. Krappo was nerved dur ing the evening by the gwU ot the clubs. Mr. aud Mi's. Forrest llduieades en tci turned ut their home on West Main street Monday evening with it biilh day dinner for .Mr. rMnionduV father, Thomas Kdmendes, wdio celebrated his ninetieth birthday. The iitots in cluded u few (if the intimate friends of the family. The Indies of I'oeahonlus held a social evening tit ltedmiin's hall Kri- day. Cnrda mill dancing were enjoyed until a late hoar, followed by it de licioiiK suppur served by tho following cemmittee: Mr. T. 1. Taylor, Mm. Thomas Turpin, Kov Siirrin. The Shiikcnxni( club met Tuomlav evening at tho home of Mrs. C, 0, l'owor. This will be the Inst meeting until after the holidays. The next meeting will bo held January I. The club has taken up the tudy of "Tho Moiohuut of Venice." Mr. and Mr. Alvin Courtney of Wallowu county Hit) guet m( tho home of Dr. runl Mr. I'. It. Seoly. Thoy are on muta to Kan Pmjieiaeo, .wiioio thuy will visit. Mr. Mild Mr. II. L Young of 31.1t S. Itimwide Mtertaiued at dimwr Sttmlay Mr. and Mr. Howumh Jack mu and Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Yuuug, Jr., or Kntfe Point. Mr. aud Mr, tiwui-gv HiililMird nod son, Ifimiwt, who kate Ihnhi vinitiag friend iu llfdford, htft Wedfttntday for UrWwii. III.. going fcy way of Sun FnHMMMV. Mr. V. P.. (Jordwr of . VnJ lev tn truaat of hr friend, Mr. Ilaaua, of S'orlb Oatxsal. f gaya till wak. MU B KanMwr wuartatitud the (Illl' I'i--"l v HiHiiij; i ' ill .1 hrl 1...H. (. i ' ' The following musical program will be given by tho choir, assisted by tho llnclrigg orchemtru of twelve pieces, nt the First Itapliwt ehureh, Sunday, neeember 11), at "M. Hvery one most cordially invited to attend this service: Orchestra, elected; "Onward, Christian Soldiers," choir and con gregation; "Wntehmnn, Tell Us of the Night'' (Shelley), quartet; orchestra, seleeled; "In Old Judea" (Oiebel), Miss Hess Bryan; "Noclurn" (Men delss(din), Carlton Janes; "Culm us tho Night" (Oolite), Miss Florence lfnzolriggi Louis Dennett; orchestra, elected; "The Wonderful Savior," choir and congregation; reading, se lected. Mrs. George T. Wilson; "0, Hear Me," (Dudley Hack). Herbert Alford; "Stand I'p for .losus," choir and congregation; orchestra, selected. On Wednesday lasl the study club spent u delightful afternoon in the homo of Mrs. Alford. The rooms were beautifully decorated with Christians greens and flowers. The regular program filled tho early part of the afternoon, Mrs. Torney open ing it with it uouipletc and interostlng suminury of current events. Mrs. ShiclilH read an instructive paper on "Colombia." and Mrs. Merrick an equally entertaining one on zuola." A sodial hour with "Vene music aud fithey work followed. The host ess was asnisted in the serving of. de licious refreshments by Mr. Picket and Mrs. Hutchison, who represented the good times committee of the club. The next regular meeting will be held at the library January f. Musical numbers which were much enjoyed were given Thursday and Friday evenings ut the Catholic la dies' bazaar. Thursday evening Her bert Alford, a mpanied by Carter Urandou, sang, and Mrs. John Wil kinson, nccomimuitid by Mrs. Guy Childers and Mix. Ivor l'aley on the violin, sang. llnllt iiuiuborh were very much enjoyed. Fiiduy, Miss (Jemldino Thelss, ac eompauied by Mrs. (lay Childers, sang iu a very pleading inauiior, mid Miss Hess llryau, aecoiapauied by Miss Genevieve Worlmaii, dulighted all present. The bazaar, which' has been a grout niicccss, will cloxe this evening. The W. C. T. C. met with Mix. S. C. Clodloe, lilt) N. llnrtlctt utrcet, Friday afternoon. Alter the general business session tho following pro gram was enjoyed, Mrs. Itiloy I). Hciiftou leader: Song, "Ilriugiug iu tho Sheaves"; prayers by Mi. Wood aud Mrs. McDonald; paper, "Our Prayer,'1 Mrs. Komi Pouting; paper, "Carrie Nation's Hatchet," Mrs. God love; song, "Let the Lower Lights He Burning'; paper, "A White Life for You,," Mrs. Carpenter; reading, Mrs. McDonald; prayer, Mrs. Wiley D. Ilensou. At the close of the meeting Mi-s. Godlove served daintv refresh ments. Twelve ladies were present. Socialibility nievniled at the danc ing party given by the following mu sician Thursday evening ut the ar ar eory: Hlis Heine, violin; Henry Hi ley, piano; Frank llos, clarionet; Alex Olsson, first cornet; Hryee NichuU, second cornet; Karl Obeti chain, trombone, and .Initio Itosw, drums. Thoso attending deimrted, doolaring they had enjoyed the eve ning nnd music very much. Hv spe cial request thoe iniiiciaii will soon he heard aipiiu. Mrs. Kdward Soulier uuterlniued Lo Saiusli club with a Christmas party this afternoon nt her homo on Orange street. Tho house was pretty with ChristHtMM deoomtion, includ ing a Christinas tree, h color u-heme of red aud green being carried oat. A short uiusieut program which very mueh enjoyed was gien by Mi-. W. M. Van Scoyoc uud Mr. Harry Slooektnau. The list of putionesstta tor the 1 mihuI hiiuiihI ball, whieh will oeour .Monday evening, I )eeembui' 27, will hu a follews: Mr. M. L. Alford, Mr. A. J. Vance, .Mr. W. II. Gore, Mm. L. It. Hrown, Mr. F. li. Merriok, Mrs. T. J. WilUawaoH, Mr. It. F. AntU, Mrs. William Itadg, Mrs. 12. It. Pickl and Mrs. S. S. Smith. MUs Kunice .MaastMi. who ha- n lttimtor im the iledford high school the itt four t-ars. Mflr visiting hr IMlwU h a inonih, ljarld WtsJ ndav etmiiiK fur (irlwii. Kelt., where h eiMNt to swnd Chri.inms with Jltits aud Inrnds. After lb ludHlay b uo i Jno4n, Nt t Mlr Ik atal uuiritv lkr la Niru hr tudi- lb nt two year. Mr- ('mh.1 ItYMillMii t lMsd-Mi, I il . t i ni Mfilii.i.i i. ii-iuiu 1 ... . t I Vi.lt - , I li I i . . i J '-itt.,- i i - ( the has alumni unnual been announced for .Monday, December U7. This af fair, which is being looked forwaid to as the supreme soeiafviit of the year, will ho staced in the large hall of the Natatoriiim. Plans are hem.; made by the decorating committee for an elaborate scheme of dei ora tion which will transform the lur-r hnll into a huge bower of Chn louts greens. The music will be ium-dicd by mi augmented orchestra under the direction of Clyde llazelrigg, n-Mir ing tho latest ia popular dance music for tho occasion. All the comuiiltec are striving to make this event the crowning event of a suecessQul micial season aud no detail will ho over looked iu an endeavor to attain this cud. The invitation list, which is now iu the hands of the invitation com mittee, comprises nil uluinni, high school and college students, the fac ulty and n limited number of outsid ers. The Iowa society's Medford branch about seventy strong enjoyed an evening of delightful entertainment Monday night nt the banquet prepar ed by the Ladies' Aid society of the M. K. church in St. Murk's hall, fol lowed by an excellent program of music, uud dramatie rending, the lat ter by Mrs. George T. Wilson iu it selection from "David Copporfield," nnd .Mrs. Hovious in dramatie selec tions from a history of the civil war, representing southern ehivalrv and sentimental pas-ion, both ladies re sponding to encores. Tho musical program wns also es pecially cnjovuble as rendered by .Miss Ilinmaii in vocal selections, Miss Duller iu piano selections uud Mr. Sheets in baritone. I'ollowing the musical featuie of the evening came the social time uud dance, during which everybody ap peared to enjoy a good old Iowa time. Mi's. George Moiso ciilerluiucd with a miscellaneous shower ut her ranch home near Talent Saturday af ternoon for her niece, Miss Mabel Taylor, who is to become the bride of L'lyiest Mluiilh on Christmas day. The guests included ladies from Ashland, Talent uud Phoenix, about fifty in all. I 'pou the arrival of the guest the bride-elect was showered with many beautiful ami useful gifts. The afternoon was spent with needlework and conversation nu.1 u short musicHl program. A violin and piano duet was given by the Misso Van' Dor Sluis and Vogeli of Talent, followed by it piano solo by Mis PJixnhoth Gore. A delicious two-course lunch eon was sorted at the clo.e of the nf ternoou. A number of Medford students nt tending the I'uivcrsity of Hugene will rot urn home today to siwiid the holi days, us the university oloscd Friday. Among the ntudunU who are expected homo the next few days me: Misxu Kuth Nye, Itutli Wilson, Vent Ohn stead, Liieile Messnerv Messr. Ver non and Gary Garrett, Dolph Pliipiis, Jay Gore and Don Newberry. The (. A. C. will close December 'S. ut which time student attending school at Lorvalli will return home. Mr. anil .Mr. Homer lUrvoy outor tntuod Tuoiday ovuiilng In honor of their (laughter, MIm Margarot' twolfth birthday. The ovonlng was spent with game and mindo, after which IIkIU rotroahmont wore orved. Thoio ireent woro .Mlaio Ilornlco Lewis. Dnlsy Mooro, Jean I.oouilti, Alloen hell, Klalu Kurrls, Martha Kuyinond, .Marjory Hoamon, Margaret Alberta and Ojwl Harvey. It U rumored Hint the "Cumrail eric" will binge a dancing party some time during tho holidays, tho exact date being uudoeidrd as yet. Iu ad dition to thji mcmbei's, it in piolmblo that the ulunini, high school aud col lege students ami a few outsiders will be invited. The regidur houiecduiing of the Iji diea' Aid of the M. 12. OHurob will be hold WodiHwdnv aftwaown. It is very important that all mwiihttra b in HttandHnae at tiiia iaetinc, ua busi noas of iiuporikriatt will oouu before tlic society. The Madfurd I facing eluli bld another une of tkoir poiular dancinw Ikartiwt ni the Katalorium Tnesday evuning. Itauewg was uttjoynd until a late buur aud a ry enjoynvte time i NMMt4i. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Knight rater- lained tiW Korwegian Whit flub at their Jwme en Ksot Main strwi Taurnclav eveniug Mr. U. A. Kye, Krs. Iluden and th-oro TreiehJer. Mr. Jonaa Wold rolfrlalnt the '.' V(lnwi(U A ad Ion llinlgf ("lui. kill li. i luin - on Vor'li iln in. r v. .mi 1 1 iiii riiicc , The dale of Christmas ball "BUDS'-TO-BE IN WASHINGTON, D. C, SOCIETY Wfl' I . - ".-J Left to right are Miss Kuth Lester uud Misa Litlinu lleiidriek, who wUJJie formally taken into Washington society before theludldnvs. 'wivMiflS' grille tfUiJ'!,0B',lloroi,"tji!i of othorhood and lhioPMohT(l tlicir monthlv. -&H WtyWV t vromnt meeting Friday.,.., .on. h. .Snmml to ftypbnt' all woro of one Van Scovoo'h paper on "The Care of the Teeth," was u-ry interesting and instructive. The repoit of the stale contention gitcu by Mrs. P.. It. Seely was enjoyed b all. Mrs. Seely is very cnlhiisiaslie otcr the work being done by the circle. The meeting adjourned at u late hoar. Weduosilay itftormsiu the G. A. IL and Woman's Itoltof cois met a( the Kedmeu's hull to nelebrale (he birth days of the members occaring during the months of October, November nnd December. Mr. rMmcndcs being the oldest member, was presented with a largo birthday enko. The Dak Grove acho'ol, ou the Jack sonville roiid, will give their Christ mas program Monday evening, De-' comuer .u. Men's lllldo Class Tho men's Iltblc clnia of the Ftrat M. IS. church held Uiolr annual ban quot In tho rbiirrh Tueaday evening. Docombor M, lftl., from 7 to 7:30 p. ni. While the guoati wero iimein bllng Airs. Dadymuu'a oreheatitt ou tertalnod In the rhuroh auditorium. At 7:30 about 100 puoplo rotlrod to tho hgomont where tho Ladlo Aid Soeloty had prcparta! rofreahuienta for the occasion. Aftor all woro ar ranged at, tha tablea Mr. Monlorf guvn the Invocation. Thin was fol lowed by an mu'roiu'luto geloetlon by Mr. Palmer on new KdUoii illamond lihonoKruiili. As the people wore get ting through enjoying tiio bouuttful repast other phonograph aeleotloni wero rondored. Tha Meaera. Llndly, Lnwton ami Italcon rondored a trio which was followed by an encore. Mr. II. A. Cauaduy acted aa toast master nnd started tho mirthful hall to rolllnx. He then Introduced Dr. A. It. Kodaks, the olaaa president, who gnvo the address of welcome In I which ho set forth tho broad and lib eral views brought out lp rlaaa die Missions. This was followed by an other aeleetlon on the phonograph, followed by appropriate romnrka by the toastmnster and Urn pastor. Dr. Itolllna gave an addrew along tho line of Koodfellowshlp which was full of mirth and reeling that enabled all present to more fully, realise that Christian fellowship awalta all man kind ami that after all the other fel low i no matter what hie creed) la not so different from ' yourself aa you may hae thouajht Ulnj to be. In his add res Mr, KalUns ynireaaed bis In timato friendship wtlk pastor, and Harry 1!. Tucker in particular. Mr. Rollins I m proved ihta opportunity to open up the magazine of ministers' eereta and permitting aome or the ru rifled iiarfiiiiio to aasaiui. whli-h eauaed much UuahUr. The toe.t-, roaster belnx aonu what Intoxi. te, or affected by su(h hllnulus very ably I rMpoaded aud Intiodueed Itev II. K. Tucker, paator of the f'hrlstlun church who aroxe to tho seaaslon aud vert ahty reponilcd t the demands of the hour althoush aoaie of his am munition tor I he orcaalon bad bttu used by others, llo demons! rat : that ho had tnuili in otara aud pr eeeded to tnake UMhll use of I friendly ai4a hamntt-r. li. brought eheerful response front tin audieoro. After Mr. Turker had ' iiouded lo the .i'trks made ui.on ht iriici 'U il i t.ilt Hlnii i In- i. rT V i "'"" 'iu ioynaBierresiionooa with very uppronrlutb renmrUs and Introduced Reverend ItpUoiap, a igr utcr pastor, who iu his tnlK ljifyrrtjij to the orKitnlxatlou of the men's iiIiish ilurlug his pastorate bore anil noted tho ohuiiKOB that had taken placo In a short time. Speaking of the ntmont ones Kd Stoep, the first leacbor, Mr. Itcnuett, tho sccouil tonrhcr and Mr, Chlillstor, tho second dims prosldont wore mentioned an none to work In other fields and that It was great encouragement to him to see tho lllldo olitttH ho nutlvo and rontlnuliiK Its iililo work. The closing remarks by Mr. Cauaduy followed and tho meeting coiioluilod with it song led by Mr. Ilrulunrd, the class toucher. DRAMA LEAGUE NOTEG The Page thoater niaiiageuient nn nouueee that thoso who aubacrlbed to the Forbes Itobertion appoitranco at the solicitation of the Drama League meiahera eau securo their seats In advance of thn advertised opening of the aale of settle on Mon day mornliiR by phoning to or culling at tha Page box office boforo Mon day morning. The subscription list has been tiirnod Into thn Page mitii- aiuent by the members of the league On Monday morning Mrs. Ilrackln rced completed the rending of ono of the comedies of the Drama Loagtio reading course to the advisory olrolo of the ill(h school under Mlse Car IHHiter'e dlroc lions. The members of the drt'lo have dlailnyed koen Inter est hi the road I iik and are now plan ning to take up tho study of the drama under tho dlreutlou of tho Drama League. At Invitation ut the Greater Med ford Club, lir. llracklnreed present oil to the club ou Monday afternoon a history of tho origin, growth and present status of the Drama I.cukmo movement, selling forth partlculmly Its alma and purposes ua an educa tional force In tlte life of tho com munity. The Greater Medford Club leuuwed Ita inemberehlp Iu the league at the close of the nddreaa. A slmlutr addreaa was kIvou Mra. I) rack I it reed, upon request, to tho Juulor Musical Club on Mimdny evening. Tide club has also become a member of the lea a no and will re ceive full support of Ilia canter when presenting Ita Initial performance, ' loiauthe," Iu January, Interest la the Forboa Itobortsou faruwpll iippearumo ik xt Wednesday IW1LLGIVES1OO0 II I FAILtO CURE l CANCER "TUMOR Hreit before I? POISOIIS dtip (Una ti itUosts tt DOME Withaiil Knife or Pain m jT''ni llo PAY Until CURED S&J CVhf WWIJIM CUARiNlfE K.. X IU) ..r r jfflar '. ii 11 i A ' l J lUltlmaki-nili ire A'.y 1UM0R, IUMP ias on tii n u or t.otl y li i n ill canccn: ' ' r .mwm -At Kllllll' - At ..HI, 1 1 i . iWkl.lVjtll mrm vok FRI 1 i ' t..i tNSHtana' nityLUMPi- WOMAN'S BREAST is6AH.UK,. :.., i , i. WOUlCMY r. 1- rl I lu gr 4.-"-s.li- i;K4aVfc!!0 ifU'ara ll t wit. I .l nuic. Cat. qvonlpg luiH (imcwliat overshadowed tho tluo production to bo presented at tho Page on the preceding evening, Margaret llllngton, In "Tho Llo." This talented actress Is a favorlto ovorywhoro with momhors of tho Drama Lrnguo and tho play Iu which slio appears s heartily supported by that organization. Tho phtygoors of Medford aro to bo congratulated tlpon their pros pective enjoyment of their first fruits of the Page mtttiogonipnt's polloy of giving their patrons only tho very bost nttrnctlons which can be secur ed. Tho otjo-act play, which Uio Drama Loagtio will present on l)ecenber 27 and ill at tiio Page theater, prom isor lo ho ono at tho best attractions which this center hna undertaken. Hyacinth Ilolvoy Ih one of Lady Orogory's best plays. It faithfully outlines tho various traits ot tho tpl cully rich Irish nature, through tho Impulsive nnd humorous expressions of Its character, flavored with tio delightfully quaint Irish brogue. The play Is In tho hands of tho amateur players' committee and tho rehearsals unilor tho direction of Mr. K. M, An drews, who assures us the cast Is a happy one. Those taking tho parts tire: Hyacinth Holvey, Gerald Sooy Smith; .lumen Qulrkn, a butcher, Hoi brook Wlthlngton; Tardy Farrell, J. I). Cuss; Sergeant Garden, Milton; Mrs. Delanc, Inez Coffin; Miss Joyce, Stiznn Deuel. CONSEnVATORY NOTES The public speaking class ou Thursday evening debated the sub ject, "IJesolved, The government should own and control nil railroads ill the I'nited States," Mr, Noiduick, Mr. Hell and Misn Davis argued for the affirmative; Mr. Wollani, Mr. Forbes ami Miss Heine for the nega tive. Professor H. F. Vim Gilder of the Conunercial college, Mr. Pierce a.nd Mr. iMcCredic, acting us judges gn-fo tjio decision of three votes for Our negative. Mr, Simons acted us uhiilrm.iii; Ms. Hovious, critic. The Miasch week, Holmes, Slew- arl, Chirk; Ht'owp, djoveps, M'nrtiii, Holmes, l'tjiji'ly) fuller mid'. Djppey have enrolled as new sludenjs: in the coiiHcnuiory during the litht week. , lho cluhlren s clasfl from the grades meets ut 'J:!I0 Katiii'duv after- P I... .!...., ....I. ' iumiiis i in- iii,vsii'iii canine. The public speaking class will huvo an imiigiuary bampiet ue.t week. Al'-ler-ilinner spueches will Ipi the pro lrapj for the evening, (lurnhl NYiill am will act as toiisluiustcr. Mrs. Kd (lore is a new member ji the Monday afternoon physical train ing class. The Jacksonville (lice club, nude the direction of MisJ. Swindler, wil huvo charge of the singing at tin' municipal Christmas tree program In, Juclisouville ou Christmas eve. The club will also uie two special iiiim hurs, one a Christinas carol, the other, "Holy Art Thou," the "Largo" from "Xerxes," by Handel. Misses Alice uud Florence John son were absent from the music de partment this week. Tho expression class is now work ing ou "lloinolii nnd Savonarola" and iutcrpi cling the one-act comedy, "Tli Siiffntgetlc Ilaby." In connection with tho gadders on tho Ford ponce ship, would ou call them runabouts' Dr. Jones 204 Main st., Cor. Central Av GOOD TEETH SAvr. DOCTOHS I3ILLS Ifelunis to MEDFORD A ripe old age need never he a toothless one. Modern Dentistry Can do for our mouth what glasses can do for your sight in tho evening of life. OUR CROWN and Mridge Work restores 'Ihoso broken, di-cayod niolara 'and fills the vacant planes I lirtWitMJ. TWENTY YEARS Of prai-tU'e iu Oregun. $15.00 Sets . . $9.00 $2-C0 Fillings $1,00 52.00 Treatments $1.00 $2.00 Cleaning ..1.00 f rT C ib 'J3T I i e ' ,- if --" tittw Bint if Ohln.irilr nf TulciVi. nt ConntT. f. rrmitt 1. ('brnpjr inakrii on Hi tbnt li I" tvslor mrtnrr of tin, Arm of I'. I. riipner JL Co.. lift ing lnulnri In thn Cllr n( Toledo, CoHfllr ioil Hulf urormtlil. and lhl Mid firm will r tbe Hum rf ONE HITNIinr.I) DOLI.AltS trr nli ml . Mm nf P.t.r.h thAf ntuit b cufJ ix n ui ut luin otinb cur. niANK j. cnnxnr. fiwom In tffore we nl mti'irlWil 1:1 ir (irmrnct, (bU 01 U dr ut DrrruilKr, A. 1'., lSWUL Sctl. A. W. ni.KASOV. , NoUrr rubllc. IUU'ii CitUrth rurn l tiktn Intrrnillr (mi (In illrrctlr u ixin the lito.nl and nincom mr. facci of the jalroi, Scad or tttltnonlH. Ire. r 3 uir.Nr.v k co., ToIcOj, o. Fold br fll I)rii,"glt. TV. TL Haifa 1 atallr I'llli fur lOnallpatlon. Madam Davenport Clarivoyant and Palmist Card Reading Heurs: 10 a. nt. to 9 p. in. Mndniiio Davenport, the gift ed medium, is now located iu the Colonial Apartments. She jrjws startling proof! ol! her strange and wonderful power. CI ives advieo on bus iness matters, love, health and family affairs, tells if tho one you lovo is true or false, what part of the coun try is luelciest to you, and what to do to he successful in life. Satisfaction or no charges. MONEY Saved by lotting nio do your work. Watches and Clocks cleaned $1.00. Main Springs $1.00. Agato Grinding HOc and up. Diamond Setting. All kinds or Jowolry repairing. Special cut on flnlslicd agates. Dnrnalns ia 'wntches. I will savo you money on all work. Kvcrythlng guaranteed sat isfactory. Clocks called far and de livered any placo In tho city. Start this Christmas right nnd plcuso tho wholo family. Nothing better than DAISY BUTTER, 653 FOR 2 LBS. Don't forget Velvet Ice Cream in i vmir rliritlmiiu tnrnu. Wit miiL-n nnv. J...- v. .....w ....j thing you want. Freh Eggs, JOlk aud Cieani nl- inya. OPENING OF TOYLAND Ak usual, the headquarters for holiday goods for every- jiodv will he at tho a RED FRONT 5, 10 AND 25c STORE V2W West Main Street Wluifs "Best Valley ff ASK ULRIOH & RYAN. It's FLOUR. M.2o per sack, and ovory sack guaranteed. $1.50 in ten-barrel lots. Made by tho Capitol City Mills Salem, Oregou, from seleeted wluml, srciAIJ,$7.Q0. "T jflJKM ' i v ' iv. Jm R?