Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 22, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTJD MAIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFORT). ORF.tfOX. WEDNESDAY. DKCEMIIER 22. 1020 l'AUW THREE v rmmwick . wiij:n.'HX-Miii;Hwr.vi'r!iim-i.i-maBa What music lovers discovered in the Brunswick Method of Reproduction' WHEN all is said and done, when every comparison is made, final judgment of any phonograph rests in the tone. All else is secondary. And it is in this important particular that the Brunswick Phonograph won. its fame. Its cabinet work was taken for granted as of the finest, for the House of Brunswick has been noted for its craftsmanship-in wood-working for 76 years. , A surprise far att What a revelation,, however, came when music lovers became acquainted with The Brunswick 1 Old harshness is gone. Much of the improvement is due-to the Bruns wick Tone Amplifier, built entirely, of selected, seasoned wood. . Another great advancement, and exclusively Brunswick today, is the Ultona, an all-record reproducer. These and other advancements have been corrH V bined and related in an instrument maH entirely by the House of. Brunswick. Proof of the superiority- of Brunswick Phono graphs is ' coming in, hearing them and making comparisons. Weeks & Orr Complete House Furnishers ' Home of Brunswick Phonographs Latest Popidar llccords Now in Slock 1 jjllllllllllM W3&t Hie? Johnson The Jeweler THE FLOWER SHOP Wo have n litre Hue of flowering mill follnxo plums from which to select your Christmas Rift. Also urcntlics with plenty or iioliduy color, rciiKoiiahly priced. - Let us Jielp you to send n airt of flowers to h friend anywhere In the l.'nllcd States or Canada in a feu- hours time through the l- & 1). association. We are members. Flower Shop Sparta Bids. Phone 500 Maddox & Bonney Greenhouses 1005 K. Main SI. Pliouc 374 F NEW LEADER OF At the regular annual election of officers lor .Medford post of the American Legion last night, the fol lowing officers were elected for the year 1921: V. P. Farrell, comman der; Seely V. Hull, vice-commander; Cole Holmes, adjutant; C. Y. Teng wnld, treasurer; Dr. Bert Elliott, chaplain. The following were elect ed us executive committee members: Mrs. Marie Judy, Thomas Swem, lien Hilton, Chitons I.ove. The new offi cers will be installed on January 4th. .Mr. Farrell,, the commander-elect served in the late war as a pilot in the navy air service, and was the first treasurer of -Medford post. This is tho first time in the. history of the post thut a lady member has been elected to an office. Two mem bers of the executive committee, Hil ton and I.ove, are from Central Point. SEED OF SUCCESS; HILL DEFINES IT I "If you want to know whether you are destined to be a success or a fail ure in lite, you cun easily find out. The test is simple and it is infallible. Aro you able to save money? If not, drop out. You will lose. You may think not, but you will lose, as sure as you live. The seed of success tis not in you." Thus spoke James J. Hill, the great empire builder. The Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank of .Medford will help you on the Koad of Independence by paying you four per cent, while you save. 234 AUTO PAINT SHOP Automobiles Painted and Revarnished 221 North Fir. SPRINKLE & ADAMS, Props. Phone 777 Licensed CITY SCAVENGER All reriae immediately removed oi jhort notice. Weekly visit In resi dence district. Dally batltiew dl trict. Phon St. BHJTSETT & JENNINGS It now develops that Edmond (Spud) .Murphy found guilty Monday night by a jury in the San Francisco vice scandal spidrt a few days In Med ford last summer, and a number of local people recalled seeing him, after the publication of his picture, in the city papers, among them O'. L. David sou. Mr- Davidson also thinks that Terence Fitts, who was lynched hy tho Santa Rosa mob was with him. They were well dressed and pleasing mannered, and engaged in conversa tion over the White Sox gambling ex poBe, which incensed them highly. Line of dolls bought at a bargain that will be closed out at bargains. Mordoff & Woolf, West Main. 23G Eastman Kodaks, all sizes, West Side Pharmacy. 235 Talent Xmas dance is cancelled. 237 On Christmas take your family to Hotel Medford for dinnef and you will bo cheerful. 2ffi Beautiful new vanities, lingerie sets, pin cushions, scent sachets and powder puffs. Handicraft Shop. 23G A quiet wedding o two prominent young people of Jackson county oc curred at the study of Rev. J. R. Stisnett, Wednesday, (December 15 at 5:30 p. m. -when 'Henry A. Owens and Miss Yoland Rnmmel were milted in marriage. The groom la the oldest son of Commissioner and Mrs. James Owens, has charge of the farm and the happy couple will make their Home with hiB parents. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JameB Hummel of Crater Lake avenue. The young couple have muny friends who wish them success and happiness. Carl Jeschke, nign grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir street. . Liggett's chocolates. West , Side Pharmacy. zju Sugar $10 a sack. Hutchinson & Lumsden. A new shipment- of popcorn that will pop, at Warner, Wortman and Gore's. ...... 236 Weeks-Conger Co. Best equipment, excellent funeral service, at ilowest possible prices. Also licensed lady embalmer. tf Riverside Auto iPaint Shop now open for business. 120 Nat Bldg. 239 A. C. Walker, county treasurer- elect returned yesterday from Port land where he attended the meeting o Slate Association of County Trea stirers at which he was elected vice- president. There was a good atteii' dance of treasurers from the differ ent counties- during the two' days sessions Marcelling, narr dyeing, hair switches made of combings. All hair goods half price. Phone 237-J, San itary Beauty Shop. 244' 'Have you forgotten that liottle of perfume for her. Call and look over our .beautiful line. Medford Phar macy, Main and Central.. 236 - Hot Tamales at DeVoe'a. tf Latest hits in Brunswick and Voca- lion records at Weeks & Orr. 234 Just unloaded car of the I.Ight-SIx Studebakers. Call and look them over, 117D0 f. o. b. Medford. Hlttson Motors. 239 Have you seen our line of Ansco cameras? Nothing so suitable for the boy or girl. Medford Pharmacy, Main and Central. 236 An elaborate dinner $1.50 per cover and music for all Christmas. Hotel Medford. 236 Edwards & Allen have started a new taxi company, phone 4 44, with the stand at the Rex cafe. Their motto is "Service, anytime, any place anywhere." Frank Owen arrived home this forenoon from Portland where he had been ill recently. He is still suf fering from a bad cold. Latest hits in Brunswick and Vocu lion records at Weeks & Orr. 234 You can get the servioea of expert home decorators by watching the homes shown in the pictures at the Page and Rlalto. You will note tho absence of electric ceiling fixtures and the use of brackets and lamps in their stead. No room is complete without one or more lamps. Tho Medford Electric company are offer ing their entire stock oC lamps in mahogauy, wrought iron and ham mered brass pedestals with silk and parchment shades at prices that ap peal to the careful buyer. A largo number have been put away for the early shoppers. You cun not make a mistake when you give a lamp. 234 We have $20,000 to loan on Med ford business property only. McCurdy Insurance Agency. 225 You give children what they want for Christmas because It pleases them. Your wife wants un electric floor lninp. Medford Electric Co. 23G Upholstering, packing and crating of i all kinds, mattress making and renovating, chair repairing. Call at 101 S. Central or phono 516-.!. 257 Latest hits in Brunswick and Voca tion records at Weeks & Orr. 234 Bud Shamrock, featherweight champion fighter of the Pacific cousl and Win. Garrett are guests at the Holland who arrived from Seattle yesterday. Other guests at the Hol land include Mr. and .Mrs. K. II. Wat son of Santa Cruz, Calif.. W: C. T. Llnaut of Los Angeles, .Mr. and Mrs. Orby Shaffer o fWecd, Calif., C. (i. Brunnell of Salem and A. R. Tiffany and Xish Chapman of Eugene. You can get your- car washed and polished at our wash rack; work guaranteed. Phone 520, Exchango Tire Co. - 235 Dr. Heine, eye, ear, nose, throat. tf Smoke Crater Lake cigars, made in Medford. Phone 960-M. 254 Jolly little ribbons' In jolly colors, too, Made by jolly lit'He hands, As dainty gifts for yon. 236 Handicraft Shop. Japanese and Chinese merchandise for gifts that are different at all pricos. Jap Art Store. 234 LAST SUGGESTIONS for that Christmas Gift PERFUMKS Individual bot tles, sets and bulk. . IVORY PYRALIN None but the Genuine Arlington. VACUUM BOTTLES And a few genuine leather oases. '.'...' WATERMAN F0NTAIN . PENS The standard pen, m ' EVERSHARP PENCILS One for every use. KODAKS The most apprecia tive gift. ' STATIONERY The gift uni versal, V ! PERFUME ATOMIZERS Make your perfume last longer. LIGGIT'S CHOCOLATES The Chocolates with the wonderful centers. SAFETY RAZORS The most ' needed for him. ' " ' " .'' An Autostrop on 30 days FREE trial. ' mm SMOKER'S SETS Always ac ceptable by him. LADLES' PURSES AND HAND BAGS Genuine Seal Leather. A Few Days More and you will close your books for 1U20. To be sure that they are clos ed properly we would suggeBt that you have an expert ne eountunt prepare your closing and balance sheets. WHY? For tho reason that your Income Tax Returns are drawn . from your balance sheet. If your balance sheets are In. correct your Income Tux Re turns are incorrect and YOU LOSE WILSON AUDITING CO. Liberty Bldg., Medford Ore. Accountants: K. M. Wilson, C. P. A. J. C. Cones, I. T. H. P. S. Ilwl Cross ball Wednes day eve., Dec. 22. Let us all go. It Is 'lot charity. It la a debt we owe. Karl Ritchie, the heavyweight fighter, who has been much in .Med ford for several months past, left to day for his home at Klamath Falls. Since his knockout by Wild Bill Reed he found nothing doing for him in the pugilistic line in Medford. Get that doll today, from S9c up, all bargains, some dressed and others undressod. Mordoff & Woolf. 236 No home is complete without a cedar chest. A "Pacific" cedur chest makes a most sensible Christmas gift. It is useful, ornamental, dust-tight, moth proof and will last a lifetime. We have made and sold over 1200 of them. A wonderful "Hope" chest. Our prices are right. Many styles in stock. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 235 Enlistments at the local U. 3. navy recruiting station yesterday weiei those of Frank Dewey Ray and Or- ville, Leslie !M. and Theodore M. Turner. All men enlisting In Med ford boforo Christmas can obtain, if they wish, leave of absence at Port- laud until Jan. 3. William Edward Harris and Hoy Samuel Howe, who are stragglers from the IT. S. S. Texas since Dec. 6th, reported to Ralph Carr, recruiting officer hero yester day for subsistence, and went on to San Francisco today to rojoln their 'home sweet home," tho Texas. Grape cider, fresh from the press at the Jackson County Creamery, Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine WarnlnR! Unless ynu Kte Xhv name liuyer" on packUKo r on Tablets you aro not Rotting genu! no Aspirin pre scribed by physicians for twenty-one years mul proved safe, by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Htiy- er package for Colds, Headche. Neu ralgia, IthcumatiKin, ICarncho, Tooih- aohe, Lumbago and for l'ain. Handy Un boxes of twelve J layer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also sell largrc packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of JJayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldester of Ralieylieaeid. Adv. The best new fiction by the popular writers, and the best of the reprint best sellers. Zane Grey, Curwood, Bower, Beach, Burroughs We especially recommend "The Voice of the Paclt" by Edison Marshall A local story by a local author Gift books, poems, children, boys and girls Medford Book Store N. Central Ave. Medford ELECTRIC HATCHERY 10,000 EHCJ CAPACITY - - Provides nn ahundunce of fresh air and sufficient moisture. Elim inates all poisonous gasos and all oil fumes. Results In STRONtfKIt CHICKS. Make your reservations now for early batches., Operat ed by The Rogue River Poultry Farm ' Jacksonville ltoad. Phono 201-W 'VST'' Japanese Art Store We are showing the most complete line of Christmas merchandise of its kind in Medford. Goods that are different. . The R&znona Phonograph The gift that all enjoy. 25 per cent off on all that remain in the store. Hand vnil). Crepe lie Cheuc Kl- nioiias .. 3:111.50 to$ 47.!!r llabutae silk KIiiiouiih $11. 9H to $ 17.50 ' Handsome Mandarin Coats ' $2.1.83 Quitted Silk Uoltea $13, $lf..V Qlllltvd Silk VeHtH $2.30, $4.30 l-:mb. Cotton Crepe KIiiiouiih $2.50 to $7.30 Our luiHke.j are going fast. Those with covera In n variety Of color, or hrowiiH. Lunch ItasketH... :13c to $11.73 IIiiiikIiik Mower Dnskela 75c, $1.00 iTiitilinlere linnkplx 75c to $5.50 Wusto I'uper lliuikota $1.50 to $2.25 Fruit Baskets... $1.25 to $2.73 buiiilwlcli liu.sUoln, . . 73c, $2.00 IjAcqukr boxes For Pencils uuU PenK 50c For llnndkerelii'fH, lies, (iloves, Neckwear, I.etU-in, etc., 75c to $11.30 For Jewel Boxes . . .$2.50 to $10 Bead NciklnH ...25c to $11.50 Cherry Bed DeuriH 73c Ten Pots, Teu Trays, Ten Cukes Jnpnncttc. fiUiieh Cloths ' $1 . to $:t.5o Napkin to Match 55c for 6 -J BAND PAINTHI) NIPPON' CHINA.' . ! Hand Decorated 50-pleeo Din ner Set $32.50 Tea SelM $5.00 to $10.83 Berry Seta $4.75 Choeolnte Seat $2.03. $11,115 BaklllfC Dlslll-H ..$1.25 to $1,115 MnyonulHU Sets.. $1.30 to $1.75 Children's Plates ..75c to $1.00 A great variety of Plates, Cups and Saucers at 25c up Salt and 1'epper SetH 50c to $1.50 nandsome Tnlilc Lamps $12.50 to $10.85 r.aiiip Similes ....:15c to $1.30 A GUT ANY KMOKKIl WIl.Ii APPKKCIATK Handsome Smoking Stand at. $18.73 Tobacco Jars 75c. 1.50 Ash Trays 15c to $1.23 Ifnnil Covered Wooden Ware Candle SllrLn 45c, 33c Nut ItoivlH $1.23 Nut SetH $1.25 Cranio Trays 73c to $:t,73 DItK.SSr.lt SKTS III Ivory Trays, Jewel Boies, TonUi Brush Holder. In Carved Wood Trays. Pin lloxcx. Hair Kc elver. .Mani cure Sets. TOTS Baby Walker V $4.20 .' Teddy BeurH...., St. 50 to $7.73 Velvet Kleplinnts . .;.'...' $1.50 Large Brown Velvet DogA $4.50 Ijiirb I'IiliIi Dnni ,.... S&.25 Velvet Rabbits .......... .8& White Plush Rabbits . . . . $3.50 DrHcsctl I'p Monkeys .....$1.73 KmiuIiimiix Dolls . ..$2.50, $3.TS Sleeping Dolls .$2.7,'' Hliby Dolls 75c to $4.50 ( lull actor Dolls . . . .20c to $il.2u Japanese Dolls ...S3a to $1.50 Doll Heads 35c to $1.00 Doll Beds $1.30, $i.50 Celluloid Dolls and Animals, di rect from factory, so ne can 6 tcr our Celluloid line at present wholesale prices. ' ' ' ' Aeroplanes 83c, $1.00, $1.85, $2.iA' KIiik Clinics SOc, ft3c, Trains SSo" Rubber Balls Itfo Rubber Balls loc, 20c, 23c, SOo "CARO" Wrapped Fruit IS PREFERRED. GET THE., q) (preferencei :;:y- Tliii preference is most important as some growers and packers arc persuaded that any kind of . . paper will do as long t; it it CHEAP. j .''- Only the grower-shipper who wraps in "CARO" gets this CERTAIN PREFERENCE. First choice or preference on the Auction means frequently from twenty-five to fifty cents ; per box on Apples and olten as high as one dollar on Pears. Preference IS Profit ' COST OF WRAPPERS IS FIGURED IN CENTS PROFIT ON PREFERENCE IS FIGURED IN DOLLARS ' Quality for quality "CARO" wrapped fruit sell FIRST and at the highett market price. WRAP YOUR APPLES IN "CARO". FOR SALE BY BLAKE McFALL COMPANY. PORTLAND. OREUCrJ.