PAOE TWO
MniiKonn mau; tiuhttxr, mi:dfokd, orecjox, 'itekday. nrcrEMTren 12, 10m.
fOCAL AND
L' PERSONAL
Lie wire mid see Uu; inyHliiiioiii) sill
in llaskliis Drug Store window.
William lloff of Salem was 111 Med
;fonl 011 iHiE-iiu'ss .Monday mid Tues
lay. j A Xinas prrBcnt sure to please. Olio
of lliosn Moomllle; plains from I'll m',
' tlio l-'lorHt.
"Old Hill," u horse In th-: nervier
of the Medford Ice and Blora?') Co.,
or the past five years, fell on the
K'ippory paveineiit on the llt-ai Creek
bridge this iiionilns and ln")ke hl
li-K. After siiiiimontiis a ve -tcrliiary,
I: was found necessary to slinol th-;
animal. This Is the second victim
There will he a meet Int, of Hie ex-! ,ii.t Hansen of Kstec-ada, Ore., Is it tlio lev stn-ets, the flrtt lielug
ccuthe committee of the llluli School j Mii(iiilhiK the week In the city viiiiiins j k-lied on Kast Alain streets two weeks
Parent-Teacher circle Wednesday i i'f rMiIs and relatives. ji-vo. l-'al'.liis may lie prevented and
afternoon. Herein her i:, at 1 o'clock I "National Guard," "Battle Cry ofilinn foollni! niv on on fronty n.oi-n-
Polnt Is Do mire and come to the ".Made In
.Medford Oregon" Sale. December 14, 15, and'
1ti, In tha Deuel hldg. Dig chicken
cstahlished ! dinner Kriday and Saturday. .Miifle
Thomas Vestal of Kugle
spending a few days In
transacting business.
Attorney Pent, lias
Medford Legal Information llureau, hy Ileine'n orchestra
C. K. Halley of I'ortliind is In Med
ford for a 'c days on business.
.1. E. Mi'ler is a business visitor
in the city from San Fraucisro, Cal.
; The Lady Klks will liold a lunrh-
ln Lumber Co., passed throutih Ogden, I.ady -;iks are urged to he iiresent.
These ears will , Those willing to attend, please notify
in the liluli school building. There
are several matters of business to bo
considered and it is very Important
that the i halrnian of each committee
and all of the oiliccrs be present at
Peace." Words and Music, l.-c. -27
.lolin Ollene of Vieka, Cal., was a
business visitor in the city Monday
afternoon.
The Vallev of the Rogue." Words
this meeting, and music. 15c. 2;!7
Hotted cow liinuue, Hoover's dairy. v, W. tjiiinn of Sacramento, Cal.,
What about ono of thosa ferns for s imsiii'-rs visitor in Medford this
your wlfu'8 Xmas present. Pierce, . wo(.i;.
the Florist, certainly has a nlco lot j rsg j0 nlilk shakes at Da Voa'fl.
of them. A. K, Lyons of (;raut3 Pass trans-
Mrs. A. I). McKeo of lluneoni spent ' acted business In Medford Monday
Monday In Medford visitiuK friends .afternoon.
and relatives.
When In Ja. -sonvllle, oat at The
Crescent. Chicken dinner ovo.-y S ui
day. "-il
llert McKee of Buncoiu spent Mon
day In Medford attending to business
matters and visiting friends and rela
tives, Sweet cider at De Voea.
George Peek of lliiniom was In
Medford attending to business mut
ters Monday.
Annual New Year Ball at Hotel
Medford, January 1st. 1017. tf
Dick Vincent of Prospect was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Old papers for sale at this office at
20c for 100.
John Dent has returned to Medford
Gates sells Ford cars, 1200 down
anil $25 a month.
- Charles O. Hall of l.ukeview, Ore.,
Is spending a few days in the city vls-
,ness matters.
fiakcry goods at De Voe's.
I.on J. liallny of Koseburg is spend
ing tbo week in the city on business.
Baths 25c. Hotel Holland.
I Charles Darby of Greenville, Cal.,
lis among the out of town business
'visitors in tlio city.
I Typewriter paper'ot all kinds t
j Medford Printing Co.
I). O. Islington of Cottage Grove is
'spending a few days in the city on
i business.
'Pacific"
Order one now for
ornamental, an
Ideal gift. Installment plan of pay-
wlth shipments of horses to be used j ,0t ( you wish. Many styles and
Kvery homo needs
from Canada, wlie.ru ho was in the.Cedar Chest.
employ of the government, lie made Christmas. I'seful
four trips from Canada to Kngiiind
ill battle service.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe's.
Dr. Hedges' appendicitis patients
stand 100 per cut cured.
Kd Hamlin of Kden Valley spent
Monday nud Tuesday In the city on
business.
Order your holly wreaths now of
Pierce, the Florist. lteal Kngllsli
Holly.
lli-llen of
sizes In stock. Pacific Furniture and
Fixture Factory. 2 )1
Monday night a heavy fog hung
over the city, wetting the pavement
as though a li:;ht rain had fallen.
Toward mornini-' tlio fog rose and the
temperature dropped, freezing a solid
coat of Ice on the pavement, lielore
this coating had melted & number of
persons and horses had found the
Wellen footing uncertain and had tested the
ability of the pavement to withstand
hard bumps from falling bodies.
HSi Phono Ileum's Drug Store.
AMUSEMENTS
Harry Von dor
spent Monday in Medford attending
to business matters.
Do you want to get married? I am
looking for a husband, said the nijs-
terlous girl in Huskies Drug Store j Young of Eagle Point was a
V. indoy. . ! business visitor In the city Tuesday.
John Robertson of Unglo Point
spent Monday in Medford on liusl
- liess. i
Dr..llclne, iijiylsclan and surgeon.
Specialty, eyei ear, noso, throat. Of
flco over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
Jud Kdsall was a business visllor
In tlio city Tuesday from llutlo Kails.
J. L. liagsdulo and daughter of j
lake Creel; were .Medford visitors:
Monday.
llrown's for home-made candles. !
Dr. YV. P. Holt of Eagle Point spent j
Monday in Medford on professional '
business.
See Dave Wood KDout that fire In- i
siiranco policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & II. Bldg. ;
Mrs. T. 1'. lloltz of Eagle Point ;
spent Mouday afternoon In Medford :
shopping. I
What nliout one of this ferns for.
your w ife's Xnius present. Pierce, ,
tho Florist, certainly lias a nieo lot;
of them. 1
Doris Coy of Eagle Point was In I
Medford .Monday shopping and visit- !
Pig friends. 1
The mysterluiis girl In llaskli.s
Drug Store window says her husband
must use a Durham Implex razor. i
Tom Vestal of Eagle Point trans
acted business in tlio fit v Tuesday.
. For I.a Grlpi.e Tonsiiitls. see
Dr. Hedges, w: lOTiioves tit ':am-o.
Nick Kline of Griffin Creek was a
business visitor in Mcdiord Monday.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
i he Insiirnnc-o Man.
T. 1.. Poller of .Montague, Cel., Is
spending a few days in Medlurd at
tending to business mailers.
Fiosh chocolates at Ho Voea. , ..-
Aledim-d's Oozy l'lioiIuv
TIII'.ATIIF..
TONIGHT
Tht-ro Is life, love, adventure In
this stin-iny; roimmco of the
Itio Grande. ,
Lieut. Danny
U. S. A.
He is a regular fellow dare
devil fighter and daring lover
Tills luce production produces
a thrill.
Keystone
Hisl Lying. Heart
WITH FI NNY
FORD STERLING
TOMORROW
VIVIAN MAItTIN
In a Moro.-co-l'arniiuiunt
Photoplay
Tin-: sTi:oi.i:it i.ovi-:"
Southern Oregon's Greatest
Place of Amusement
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1.. V. Yi'oiiuiiis Offers tiip Pranial i:;il imi lv Mark
Sw;n, of the W'cMi-i n Classic In llarul.l Ui-U'Wi iuht,
iiu's by wrapping the hor-seJ' feet in
gunny sucks.
Tlio liungalow rr-ire. cor. Ui"crsl le
and Jack-on. Everything for ivory
body. Our o"-n cute delivery to all
parts of the cltv i'houe 4Sr-Il.
waiting for yoi'r emts.
Tom Farlow of I.uko Creek spent
Tuesday in the city attending to busi
ness mutters.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
Jeff Prophy of Derby spent Tues
day in Medford transacting business
Willi local merchants.
See the siarK labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., it you are in
a hurry,
Carl Hanson Is employed in tlio
Daniels for Duds store during tlio
holiday season.
Mrs. I. each Darcley, corsets. Phone
683-J. .120 X. Ilartlett.
Tho bowling teams or Carl Bow
man and Dr. Seely clashed In the
Elks tourney Monday night. Bow
man's team winning two out of tho
three games played.
Attorney V. K. Phlpps has re
moved his offices to M. F. & II. Build
ing, rooms 425-126. Klcvator ser
vice. Telephone number changed to
530.
X. B. Macklln of Portland spent
.Monday and Tuesday in the city on
business.
Since Wilson has been re-elected,
the cost of living has dropped. The
Sugar Bowl will sell Xmas candy
again at 12c a pound.
E. h. Kendall Is a Medford visitor
for a few days from Crescent City,
Cal.
Mis.
Jonas
for tho beiiorit of outside clients. Word has been received that two eon and card party on December 2,
V. Haitlett of Portland Is nmonglcars of machinery for the Applegato 'at the Elk's temple, at !:.'! o'clock.
tbo out of town business visitors
the city.
The City Council has no objections
to the Sugar Bowl selling Xmas
candy at 1 2c a pound. .
X. W. Bartloy of Williams, Ore.,
is spending a few days in the city
visiting friends and attending to busi
ness matters.
The eight-hour law was not passed
I'tah, December 9.
arrive in .Memoru, accoruiug to or- i,s. Gus Xewbiny
fleers of the company, some time the , yyohl )v Decembi r L' J.
Istter part of this week. j William Vaughn of Boston, Masi ,
Do you know these lines? They,,,. ...,;., ...... in ,,,o cltv.
John Welch, Jr., of Portland is in
are "onlys" of ours, Cordova, Corona,
Koyal, I-P, Columbia, K. & T., Katho
dian, Moore Corp., Lcathersmith, A.
B. Dick, Hodder & Stougbton, Vol-
Xo j to kcej) the Ktfgar Bowl from working j laud. They are all the best in the
2!i5 overtime, making candy to sell at 12c
a pound. -
H. E. Jenull of Grunts Pass spent
.Monday and Tuesday in Medford on
business.
Nick Young- of Eagle Point was a
Medford visitor Tuesday attending to
business mutters.
Mass meeting at the Natatorium
Wednesday evening, December 111, at
8 p. m. Come home owners, both off
and on the pavement, and bring your
neighbor.
James K. Vooscrs of Pontine, Mich.,
Is a tourist visitor In the city.
It's of utmost Importance that all
taxpayers, especially those off the
paving attend the mass meeting
'Wednesday evening, December 111. at
the Natatorium.
Petor J. Swelter of Eewiston, Idaho
spent Mouday and Tuesday in the
city.
Facts are what count. Come to
the citizen's mass meeting Wednes
day evening, December 13, at the Nat
atorium. Misses Iua and Ruby Darnellle of
The Dalles, Ore., are spending a few
days In Medford.
There aro two sides to any story;
both sides will be discussed at the: the Electric
ciiiKen s muss meeiing ui me .ut
aturium. The police have been called upon
to furnish a sleeping place for a,uum-
lf pou want legal advice or papers, ( her of southbound wanderers lately
go to tile Medford Legal Information j 9 Saturday night, S Sunday and ;
Bureau. Reasonable fees. "25jMonday.
lines and exclusive to ub. Medford
Book Store.
W. S. Adams of Portland is spend
ing a few days In Medford on busi
ness. "Things made by hand have no
duplicates," therefor Cordova tilings
are individual. There is not a ma
chine of any sort in the Cordova
shops. Medford Book Store only,
, W. C. Kelly of Tacouia, Wash., Is a
business visitor in the city for a few
I days.
Corolla, tlio typewriter for per
sonal use. Medford Book Store
only.
Theodore Hardy and Virginia Har
dy of Washington, D. C, spent Mon
day and Tuesday In the city.
Tinkertoy, 40c. Medford Book
Store. 22!i
G. 11 1 Johnston of Beagle spent
Monday and Tuesday in Medford on
business.
Columbia records. Wrapped for
mailing free. Medford Book Store
only. 229
Frank C. Johnston of Paso Robles,
Cal., was a Medford visitor Monday
land Tuesday.
I Investigate the Legallte Lense at
Shop before dimming
your headlights. 230'
Edgar Ilafcr of Medford Is regis
tored at Hotel Portland, Portland,
Oregon.
F. V". Jennings of Portland Is
spending a few days in the city trans
acting business with local merchants.
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THE WINNING OF
BARBARA WORTH
A strong cast of well known players. A beautiful
scenic production. See the sand storm in i lie desert.
SEATS NOW SELLING
Lower Floor $1.00; Balcony, 1st four rows, 75c; next
four rows, 50c; balance 25c. ,
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Here are a few of the many suitable
gifts we have in stock
Flash Lights
Lamps
Spot Lights
Robes
Gloves
Tool Boxes
Socket Wrench Sets
Rear View Mirrors
Tire Covers
Trunk Racks
Horns
Bumpers
Amber Glaroscopes
Grinders
Master Vibraters
Pumps
Robe Rails
Vulcanizers
Warner Lehzes
Weed Chains
Jacks
Tires
cks
Clocks
I ale awitcn Lo
Seat Covers
Shock Absorbers
Inner Tubes
Motormeters
Goggles
Trouble Lamps
Any Articles Laid Away and Delivered at
Your Convenience Before Christmas
C. E. GATES
.Medford attending to business mat
ters. Address "Medford Legal Informa
tion Hureau'' if you want to know the
law or have papers drawn. 22.
A. H. Cornell of Grants Pass Is
spending a few days In the city on
business,
.Vr. and Mrs. Oe.orge V. Haley of
N'ew York City wore .Medford visitors
.Monday. -
('. .M. Thomas, v. u. (loro and liin
Sheldon : pent Monday in Orants Pass,
litre titty attended the meeting of
Southern Oregon representatives.
Card of Tliiinhs.
We wish to thank our many l-mis
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy they have shown us In the
sickness and death of our .beloved
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wilson, Mr. and
.Mrs. II. S. nrumble, and family.
Mm Let us aid you In making your selection of
Let us aid you In making your selection of
gifts.
These are the most popular offerings for
this season and our assortment ranges from
the lowest price up to any grade you may desire.
Diamonds
Wrist Wiitclics
t'anitHM? '
Gold Pendants
LocketM
llroocheg
Xeck Chains
Silver Va.ses
French Ivory
Silver Toiletware
Manicure Sets.
Wntrlies
Waldemar Ch'iin
Kings
Curd Cases
Military Unifies
Kmblem Htitton
;i!d Knives
Cuff Links
Shaving Stunil
lek Clocks
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PERFORMANCES-3
Wednesday Night
Thursday Matinee and Night
DECEMBER 13-14
Mnt. Thui'sd.iy 2:lo Sharp.
Milt. Doors .1 ::'.)
Nislit S:lo Sharp.
Xigiit, Doors 7:H0
SeatS NOW Selling" Performances
PRICES
Nights: Lower floor $1; Balcony 25c, 50c, 75c
Thurs. Mat. Lower floor 75c; Balcony 25c, 50c
The Most Stupendous
ATTRACTION the WORLD has EVER KNOWN
Direct from 8 Weeks Columbia Theater S. F.
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Formerly known as "Tlio Mother aiid the Law."
It took 3 years time, 2 Million Dollars, the Genius
of D. W. Griffith to Make the World's Most
Gigantic Production
Carrying Its Own Grand
Symphony Orchestra of 30
Don't Wait Be one of the First
to See the Grand Spectacle of
National Wide Reputation.
Th eater,
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direct to the M
Seattle, YY
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CHILDREN IN ARMS NOT. ADMITTED.
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