p WilH PAGE TWO MISDFORIJ iMAUi TK1BUBB. MHDKOIU), ORE (".'OX. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2.,, 1015 ,' V a;..gMMM ---). A 10CAL AND 'PERSONAL .- ...... ..T. "TIIII1 Tho Southern Pacific freight depot will bo closed on Christmas day. Tho ticket office, however, la never cloBod. 2GS& off on Kodalco at Weston'fl Camera Shop. Samuel Storey, tho soil man for tho O're'gori-Utnli &ugnr company, vent to'drnnta Pnss'tlila morning on .business. Ho will return this even ing. Oot It nt Do Voo's' Don Cumoron loft today for Waldo, wlicro he Is Interested in "mines and mining." Weston Camera Snop for first class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. Will 0. Stool has boon promoted from tho superlntendoncy to the bu porvlsorshlp of tho Crater Lake park. Tho best danco of all at tho Nat Xiiins night, Saturday, Doc. 2&tli. and Now Year's night, Saturday, January 1st. That samn big eight plcco or chestra. Skating and bowling after noon and evening. 23G rOwlng to tho resignation of tho postmaster at Ileaglo, thin county, Inspectors will hold examination of applicants for that offko appoint ment. Sinoko King Spitz and Pantcla, two host 5c clgarn on markot. tf Inspiring music will bo hoard at both services of tho Methodist Upls- rnpal church on Sunday. At the morning servleo tho vented choir will sing "Tho Messago of Christmas," by Vincent, nnd Oeo. Androwa will lng for tho offortorj' "The Crucifix," by Knurc. At tho evonlng service tho choir will ronder tho sacrod can tata, 'ITho Story of nothlohom," by Win, It. Sponcor. All nrc most cor dially wolcomc. "Fresh fruits nt Ho Voo's. Train "1C" nt r.:20 last evening was heavily ladon with Christmas matter, both mall and oxpross. Thoro were thrco extra baggago earH for that purposo alone. Tho additional parcel post packages going north ,fllled jirncMcnlly ono car "solid." Tho ."WollH-Kargo pxpresa matters filled another car "solid," besides much ad ditional matter. The Christmas mall Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred L. Polouzo of Eaglo Point were Mcdford visitors' cranking his uulo yesterday, met with from this point vaa fully twlco as great .ns.tliat of las,t year. I.IIiowIho tho oxpross company's matter was fully twlro tho bulk of Inst onr. All tho lntcst Hhi'Ct music at Gc per copy. Music not carded In stock will bo ordered for you nt Halo's Pliino House. Yet another pleasing evening In aloro for you at tho Cold Hill Pavilion hnll, whora. your, frlondn will greet ;you nUUfo Chrlslinnft ove. danco. 2 3 ft Tho pessimist -with tho chronic groan ought to find a warning In tho figures. All tho latost shoot music at Gc per ropy. Music not carried In stock will bo nrdorod for you nt Halo's Piano Hoiibo. Mr. and Mrs. 13. V. Cartor of Ash land wero among thoso who wltneaa ed tho I'orbcs'Ilobortson performance Woduosdny evonlng. (lot your Xiuas candy at Do Voo's Tho- condition of w. I. Vnwter U reported uh muiih Improved tndny Kodaks uiiiHo useful Xmas pres ents.- Wmioii is offering tliuui nt 25 off. I". W. Stroots, former ittunngor of tho .Medford Commercial club, now proprietor of the Hotel Oxford, Omnia Paw, wan a Medford visitor Thursday. Ilo there where? At Oold Hill for tho CUirlntmns ove. dnneo. ggg t. T. lltirKtMfi. former resident of Modfurd, and atlll n orchard owner, now of San Francisco, la ren owing old acquaintances In tho valley, Imv lug arrived fur an emended vlalt Wed- nonday. Mm. l.oaelt, A bdo -Support llarcley tmrglral eni-sat. 3jG N. Itartlott. ' II. 11. Trgiwon, tho ltacle Point ap- plo kins, has returned from a fort- night's Mtl at Portland. l'toah roasted peanuts ut D Voa's . Alox Itoaboruugh, tif Oakland, aae- rctnry of the CMllfflrnla-Oraann Puw. or Co.. returned (a Son Kraurlseo Tliuraday aftwr a threa days' visit In tho vulluy. Ilutto PalU Wao4 yam Phone 41 or m. Wod all kinds. n't Wilson Maniliall. tho talented joung Journalist, la spamllng the httl- Idaya In Medford with his parent Hh will ro-onter the atale university tho firat of the yar. -Southern Oregon will attend the Qlirlstmus ove. dame nt the (ioUl Hill l'uviloln hail Krlda evening 135 aJtnlpIt II MK'urdx returned from Portland Werinada to spend the holidays with hi parents All tho latest saaat innate at Se uer ropy. Muale not rnrrted in stock will bo ordered far yon nt lliila's Piano House. Tho primary department of the Proahj'torluii Sunda sebool will give tl0r Christum cantata Friday after noon nt S ojcjgnk The subject of tho cnntiitu la "Lutle Joy Olve' " Hvorypno is llivltod to ilila Interest llig mid onlortaliiiiig nn ! You can get most at oh i si Do Voe a most any old n r Thursday to meet, their son, Hobort, who has returned from college In Cnl. Ifornla. For watch worx that satisfies, Johnson tho Jowclcr. 220 "W. A. Garrett nnd Charlos Garrett of tho Griffin creek district charged with killing nnd using deer in trap ping operations appeared bofore n JubUco of tho pcaco in the Applegate Wednesday nnd plead guilty. Thoy wero fined 2G, tho minimum under tho lnw. Local authorities woro on donvoring to find out whether tho flno had been remitted or not. If so now chargos will bo brought ngalnst tho Onrrctt's. $1000 to loan on Improved ranch, Holmes, tho Insurance Man. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Hnmlltou of North Ccntrnl avenue left Wednes day for Seattle where they will spend f'liristiiinH with tholr daughter, Mrs. i: n Id McCullough. When better insurance Is sold Holmes Tho Insurance Man will soil It. Mrs. II. F. Mulkoy nnd children will leave Saturdav to Join Mr. Mul koy In Portland whom they will make tholr future home. Wanted, 200 layjng hens nt once, White Leghorns nnd Ithodo Island Ileds; writo what you have and how many. Wrlto mo nt Jacksonville. Anton Zorto. 237 Miss Luclle Marshnll who has been touching nt Klamath Falls, returned homo to spend the Christmas holidays with hor parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G, K. Marshall of South Oakdale avonuc. Miss Marshall has been substituting nt the high school for tho past few days for Miss Davis who was obllgod to return to hor homo In Portland on account of Illness. Ilnlcory goods at Do Voo'a. Miss Mabel Meara who ban boon toachlng in tho Klamath Falls kcIiooI, accompanied by hor mother, Mrs. K. J. Moars, nro guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Mcnrs on South Newtown, for tho Christmas holldnyn. McIIrldo carries the largost and fin est Hue of homo-mado candles In Medford. 23C Mrs. M. .1. Pllcher of Wellen, Ore., who has brun visiting friends In Medford, returned to her homo Wed nesday, Soo Dave Wood nbout that flra In luranco policy. Office Mall Tribune nidg. Mrs. Carroll H. McMillan who has licon visiting ut tho homo of Mrs. Jap Andrews, left Tuesday for hor homo In Pnindnua, Calif. Sweet apple elder at Do Voo's. A. T. Lundgren, mining man and ono of the pioneers in tho ltluo Ledge district, Is In tho city for a day or two, renewing acquaintance WUi the multitude nnd Inoldontnlly offarlng a friendly nod to good old Santa Clans. Mr. Lundgren says tho weather in the llluo Lodge country Is fine bet ter than down In the valley In tho matter of sunshlno. No snow has fall en to remain up thoro yet and thlugs generally appear to be In excolloni condition. Pierce, tho Florist, will have an ex ceptionally good lino of Christians potted nnd out flowers. Ordor now. 2K 1'ncle Hilly Willis, the pioneer bun- ter nnd trapper who for fifty years has lived In the hills and mountalna surrounding the Itogtie river vnlloy, fenrlAH sand Industrious In his favor ite employment, Is dead. Ho has many times thrilled Interested spec tators with his tnloa or ndvouturo with the wild beauts or tho forostn and the howling, whirling, florrnl) shrieking storme or the higher alti tudes ot the mountains or Southern Oronou. A nnrnrtlvo of I'nole Hllly's lire and experience for hair a ceu tur in the wilde or tho rugged hills of Southern Oregon and Northern Cal ifornia would make a volume or gioat Interest to thoe who love the life of ths wlldtu-Heea. He died at Talent. Our candlo.s are always nice and rreah. We make them. Mcllrlde ft Co. tu Arthur Furrv, of PIkmuIv. retum ml to hie bouie )eatrd) evonlng af ter day or eiTHHdt In this elty, not fnriettlHg In his trHHtieaa of bus tueaa the fact tbMt iturda) will bring another Chrletiua or expec tancy. Qet oiir milk, ereani. butter, ega aud buttermilk at De Vue'a. About 10 members or Medford lodge No. S3, I. O. O. K., attended Initiatory work of the Taleut lodge No mat Talent laat night. Holeproof Guaranteed Hoee for Men and Women at Daniels for DuU only. ti.'. Kev. Paul Rand)-, of JaokaoaviUe. returned gome late vesterAay even ing after a da of Cbi Ivtniai ahopplug In tnra city Dre. A. It. and teniae Hedged, cat ronraetlc ph)4clan.i, Stowart build ing, tii ltaat Main Sit l. M Alnaworth. of Klamalli Kails. u a Mearom vtsitor this week All kinds of eboroUte, ju reata par ponnd at De Voe'e ' No hoh baa yet been reeeUed from the nromoiora ot ike Oregon I'Ub Unajar Co., who were to deride on Tuesday tbe Icx-anon of Mi Orraon facloi A Pacific Co, ir rips ,r s, Samuel Sloroy, tho soil man, while a painful accident which loft Its mark on his cheek. The crank slipped and ho lurched forward v.-olcntly, strik ing his cheekbone against tho radia tor, causing a severe brulso and nbraslon. Do Voe dellvors the Oreponlan to you overy day for 7ic n month. An nuto collision Inst night on West Main stret Is reported, tho par ticipants being Dr. G. D. Donn of Cen tral Point nnd Mrs. Jones of tho Jonos' Cash Grocery. No complaints have been lodged. Nobody was go- rlously hurt. Spcclnl prices on engrave cards, now and from eld jilatos tor a few' daya nt tho Mcdrord Printing Co. As W- K. Crows was crossing West Mill nslreot on Oakdale avonuo last night In his automobile, an unrecog nized driver of another car ran Into him, broadside, nnd smashed up tho former's car considerably. No ono was hurt. Tho reckless driver, going down Main street, hurried away. We make a specialty of cleaning pnrty gowns. Proparo for Xmas. Pantorliim. 23(5 George W. Kroy and son of Upper Hutto Creek nro spending tho week In Medford. De Voe sells postage stamps. New Knox lints just from New York nt Daniels for Duds. 225 II. K. Train, or Lake county, with headquarters at Lakevlow most or tho time, lelt for homo last ovonlug, af ter a week's visit hero with former Lake county neighbors. Uvoryono says Daniels for Duds hns tho best Christmas neckwear In Mcdrord. 22G Don't wait. Do It now. What hnvo you? Clothes cleaned for Xmnn. Pnntorlum. 23G Professor Glddtngs Smith, of lied Illufr, California, musician or somo nolo In Northern California, loft for his homo this morning, nfter several days or touring about Jackson coun ty. Special ror Xmas week: Popped corn por gnllon 12c; rresh roasted peanuts per lb. 12 &c, nt Tho Pop- Pory. 230 All barber shops will clone Christ inas and Now Year days nt 1 1 a. m., but will romnln open on tho Frldny evenings preceding until 9 p. in. 23G II. N. Carlton, or Itoseburg, enmo to .Mcdrord this morning to visit with his daughter, Mrs. Allison, during tho holidays. Mr. Carlton formerly lived In this valley aud yet expresses a do elded proforonco for It an a placo of residence. Xmas radios ut The Shasta, Wallace Woods was In from his south JncKsouvllIo ranch Thursday, Gates sells Ford cart, 200 down and $25 a month. 239 Kxcluslvo ngency for Llkly Guaran teed Luggage at Daniels for Duds. 22fi Howard Jacobs and wiro, or Al bany, this state, nro Medford visitors toda. Ilurtlott'R taxidermist aud fur bus. Inoee ror sale. Come In and talk It over with llartlett. SIS Kast Main st root. 23t! First showing ot 191(1 Knox hats at Daniels tor Duds, Knox agency. 225 Kd. Wilkinson, or this city, will leave this evonlng ror Seattle on n business trip. Carpentering nnd snop work, nil kinds. C. 1C. Collins, 31 X. llartlett. 23S Itnrtlutt Is selling nut turn at a great sacrifice. 31 S Kast Main street. 23C. K. M. Wllfou, (bo Hccnuutunt who Is expeitlng the city records. In mak ing good progresa. Ills wort, will cover tho period from iu l. mil, to January 1. 101 tt. lluy your orange of June. 2.H llo candy ror Xmas. Tho Slmtta The registration or voter In thl city was closed yesterday. A total of 1203 voter registered, which Is S7u short or last oar's registration and over looo short of the registra tion of the year before all of whlih show unpopulor popular elections are lu Medford In off-years. Columbia record at Palmers F K Deuel has gone to Southern California and oliewitre on a leisure ly tour of rest and pleasure J. O. Corking, trio best nil around photographer In southorn Orogon. Alwayg reliable. Negatives made any where, tlmo or plsco. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 3S0-T. Ivan Terrell and .Mr. Trrrrll are M-itnu with the fniniU of Joint Ter it'll mill itht-r liiiiuU in thi-. n during the batata v . Italph Cowgill for many enry en gineer in charge of construction for teh ltogiic lUvor Canal Co., has re signed his position with tho com pany. Qood dry wood $1.50 por tier on ground. Tt. F. Montgomery, G19 8." Riverside. " 221 W. W. Harmon, chler onglneor or the Twohy Dros., railroad rrom Grants Pans toward the coast, will sever his connection with the com pany on January 1. Have your old suit Nxod up ror Xmas. Pnntorlum. 20G Chris Natwlck, contractor or tho Pacific hlghwa, spent Thursday In Medford. Insure your auto in tho Alliance agnlnst theft, fire. C. Y. Tengwald. Chnrles Young and Scoly Hall hnvo formed a partnership lo ontor the automobile business the first of the yenr. A garago wJII bo built by re modeling somo ol the Front atrcot proporty soon to bo vncntcd. Tho agency lor the Clicvrolot car which Is descrlbod as the "automobile sen sation or tho year," has been secured Hot lunches nt tho Popnory, 235 County Pntliologlst C. C. Cato held an official meeting nt his offices this morning with Horticultural Commis sioner A. C. Allen nnd nil of tho county fruit Inspectors, outlining tholr campaign In this county for the scaBon nnd especially Tor tho next month or so. Matters or moment wero discussed nnd a program arrang- nd ror a strenuous season or practical work, or which a roller report will later bo glvon. Firteon sets lndlos' furs, absolutely at cost. Pick them out whllo the picking Is good. 3 IS Kast Main street. 23G Mr". K. (1. Dow in HiuYmi! Hie holidays with Mr. mitt Mr. . 1 Dodge of tills oily. George Vilu, it tuilent ut the 0. A. C, is spending- the holidays with his parent, on their ranch iicui- thiH city, l'rofeitsor F. L. Kent, reineentinR the department of turm statistics nnd crop conditions generally- of the t'uiled Slnlos iigrieultiiral tlepart nieiil, left Inst cwnitu; niter u brief uITieinl visit to litis county. Kd Cnrleton tif Taljle Hock wns uitionir lltos'e who ntlendetl Hie Forljes-Holicrtrfon iirodtietion nt the Page Wednesday evening. A stylish Four . $750 A sensational Eight $950 f. o. b. Factory and a wonderful exchange proposition 1916 BRISCOE x i ite. - - 4mMiMpMMtsBe . THE NEWEST REHEDY Fon Backache," nhcumalisiriand .Dropsy, i Kidney, DladJcr and Uric Acid troublo.1 bring mliry to many. V'h"n tho klilnoy nre weak ordlwanxf. these natural (liter do not cleanse tho blood sulllclcntly, and uir poiMins a ro currieu 10 an paru oi mo Itody. Thero follow depression, acho.1 nnd pains, hcavlnoi8, tlrowilnei. Irrita bility, hoadachcit, cliilllncsi and rheu matism. In sorao people them aro sharp Wi In tho back and loins. dUtrcviin bladder dlordors.nnd somctlmoi olBtln nte dropsy. Tho urlo acid sonietluiM rerras Into gravel or kidney stones. When tho uric acid allecte tho muvlivi and joints, It caumH lumbago, rhoumatUm, gem or sciatica. ThU Is tho tlmo to try "Anuria." During dlgMtlon uric acid Is aluortxxl Into tho system from moat oaten, and oven Irom bomo vegetables. The jioor kidneys get tlpxl and backncho Utgln. ThU Is a good tlmo to take "AnurleV tho new discovery of Dr. Pierce for Kid ney troublu and llackachn. Neglected kidney trouble U rosponsiblo for many aoatbs, and liwuranco Company examin ing doctors always tet tho water ot an rj'pllcant lie'iire n, jKillcy will bo Nsued. Unvc you over fet aside a Ixittlo or water rr twenty-four IioumV A heavy scil ment or settling sometimes Indicate.' kid ney trouble. Tho truo nature nnd char acter of dliM it, eipeol'illy thoso of the l.klneys nnd urinary orgam, can often U. determined by a careful chemical an alysis ami mlt-rtvcoplcal examination this I done bv export chemists of tho Medical SialTnf tbo lnvalltU Dotal. 1( you wlh to know your condition send a sainplo of your water to Doctor Pierce's Invalid' Hotel, lluffalo, N. Y., and do mrlU your ymptom. It will Ui ex nnilnul without any expense to ou, and lkvlor Pierce or Ills Sttttr Of AasHtillK rhytlclauii will Inform you truthfully. Hero is tlu answer to your problem, "Shall L bin a Four or an Eight?" Got tho stylish, distinctive Briscoe Four a bigger, roomier, more powerful car than I ho popular model of a year ago. Drive the Four a month. If you want to exchange, simply pay the difference in price, the small charge of installation, and you'll have the opoeh-ma Icing Briseoo Eight. It has TM-inoh whoolbaso, roomy 5-passonger body, Q. D. rims and :J2-inch Ajax tires, 3S h. p. motor with -bearing crankshaft, cani'hvor springs, comi)lo.to oloc trical equipment, one-man top, electric horn, gasoline gauge. Efficient 8-Cylinder Lubrication The motor has overhead valves. Eight cylinders and upper half of erankcaso in single casting, insuring perfect piston travel and bearing alignment. Valve tap pets adjustable. Pressure-feed lubrication. AVo ask you to come in and look at this car and lake a ride, whether you're a prospective buyer or present owner of a car. Jf you are in the market, place an order now and get early delivery. A. W. Walker Auto Go. . At'Valley Oarage. J8N. JIollv (?' KNOW TIIYSKI.Fl IlMil all aumt yourclf, your system, llth IMllttl! Sond to l)r. V. M. Pierce, lluftalo, N. Y, jihylulogy, nn.itomy, hygtent simple Louie cure, eto., In tho'Commott Sou.vi juuiicai Auviitr." a booK ot i(h iwuims. '.4 .. ,.,. ,, ,!,, , H-H'U, I, Illicit,, 4. . ., thrco illiuta or tblrtv nntn In ouu-cent sumps for a UotU-bouinl copy. :!The Shasta The New 32-Four KISSEL KAR TOO I.ATH 'to CISSII-T. KOU VUK Thirt-five good, sound KanitiouHat eweu bred to high grade black facs bucks Koaanburg Bros I'antral Point. Tel Jlml. Ut r6n KAU5 Ymiug muW. shMpTln quire 9i N. Central anua. 337 FOR SALX W tht nsat thlrty7as wlU dUvr yon eg dsea cholet), naorts4 r bushaa, In n4l oanditton. for l, with or dar. Portland Ros Nnrtwy. Lnts. Orwsoa. 3SS KOH 8AI.B -A-l delhary ear. alar tru lighted n.l oiuid'iv etjutp n flii i 'lea '.t i i tic o i v t . ; Chocolates Bon Bons Salted Almonds Shelled Pecans Xmas Candies high grade and low price ' Fani'j boxes packed to your order Ice Cream Sherbet PHONE 69 $1050 f.o.b. Factory EVERY INCH A CAR All the well-known Kissel qualities are present in (his latest product of the Kissul factory, plus certain refinements of construction and finish that more than justify its title of "The High Kfficiency r'our." It 1ms a 1 Ifi-jnrli wheel base and is perfectly proportioned, it's roomy, graceful, finished- oxcopjioual in appearance and endurance. This ;2Four chassis conies iiIno with (he new fnur-piissenger roadster bodv, a specially built model that's chock-full of style, utility and superior material. J t is listed at $1130. Hear in mind that the Kissel Kar is not an "assemblage "it's a manufac tured ear native to the Kissel factory, every part built in right there, whatever the model built-in according to the Kissel standard of perfect construction and distinctive appearance. The ALL-YKAK Car whose detachable top arrangement gives vou an open ear when it's warm and a closed car when it's chilly, interchangeable within half an hour is an excellent new feature. Its latest development is the ALL-YEAR Coupe, a Detachable Coupe Top mounted on the Roadster model of the new 02- Pour. WE SELL THE KISSEL TRUCKS Varying in size from one-half to six (on . If in the market for a truck, see me before buying. THE AJAX TIRES Cariiiflcl In stook, guaranteed to run oUOO miles. These tires are among the best on tho uMU'kot, as any user of an Ajax will tell you. Try them your yourself. 't. Big stock of Auto Supplies and Oils, yrffi-i A. W. Walker Auto Co. Vallry ( i,t nt :; IS X. llollv hi. a LJ An if ' gift