Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 29, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr 5TGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, OKEfiON, WEDNESDAY, DEf'EMDET? 20, 1920 Only two days more and then comes another twin holiday, and. My lloodness! how the people of .Medford and the valley do dread It. ' If your merchant does not handle Rogue River made brooms you can i;et them at the Dulilic market. 243 We have piston rings to fit all cars and the highest quality ring made, too, the American Hammered, which is regular factory equipment on our highest priced car. Busy Corner Jlotort'o. -Ml' Mrs. Ilaney, hemstitching, pecot, huttons covered. 11. V. & II. hldg. A meeting of conslderahle interest to the business men and progressive young people of the city will he held tonight In the Medford Business col lego. K. C. Ferguson, 1he Associated Press operator of the Mail Tribune, will give a lecture on the history and development of telegraphy, end an adding machine expert will give a lecture nnd demonstration of the lat est developments In machine book keeping. This meeting is open to the public. The lectures will Bturt at .7:30 p. m. On New Yeur's day wo will serve another elaborate dinner, $ I .CO. Hotel Medford. Iteserve your table. 2-!IJ It. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Between friends a photograph. (let them at Mackey's, Main and Cen - tral, 204. I'pstalrs. 244 Officers elected ut tho November elections will be sworn In Monday, January 3. I'sually this takes place on the second, but owing to this date being Sunday II will be a duy later. The only changes In the county of fices will be in tho prosecutor's and treasurer's offices, Rawles Moore succeeding (leorge 'M. Roberts and A. C. Walker succeeding Mrs. Myrtle Blukeley. (i niiid opening ball at Orlli .hall, Jacksonville, New Year's night. 241 The Itaclue Horse-Shoe tires are well liked by drivers everywhere. Exchange Tire Co. v 2 14 Two buglers wanted at once Com pany D National Guard, Medford. i . 242 A telegram was received today by the George A. Hunt company relative to jtlje proposed showing of tho "Jack and the Beanstalk" film as a New Year's day treat to tho children of tho city next Saturday forenoon, to tho effect that It would be Impossible on account of bookings elsewhere to have this film In Medford that day. Howevor, the local management will , try and have the attraction here at ' some future date. 1 Get those soft paper tablets at this office at 15c per pound. tf Wo have a largo stock of re-built tires. Good makes and guaranteed work. Exchange Tiro Co. 244 Premier i.N'ovelty orchestra! Mod ern dance-music as it should he .played! Orchestrations exclusively All that Is new In popular danco-hlts! .New Ycnr's ove dancing carnival Ashland armory!! Frl! Don't fail to attend! 2 10' County School Superintondet t Su nanne 'Holmes, Principal Hendricks of Central Point. Superintendents Smith of Medford and Briscoe of Ashlund, and Mrs. Frank Dickey of Talent, who aro the Jackson county delegates .to tho stuto teachers association con tention which begins ut Portland to- duyJel't lor thai city Inst night. On tho return trip Superintendent llolpies will stop at Salem to attend tlm.uiootlng of the county suporlntor, dents Of the state. Try our morchants lunch. The Shasta ILot us ro-treud or repair your tires now. You can call tor them uny time when '-wanted. Kxchnngo Tire Co. 2 14 l.t's tho hit of the season! New YeuV'B evo dancing carnival! Ashland armory! Fri! Confetti! Serpentine Balloons! Favors! Prizes! N'every thing! A real curnival of joy! "Listen Lester!" Shall ns? Let's! 2 10 Mr. ami Mrs. And. Anderson of llallock, Minn., B. L. Kddy of ltoso- burg. II. T. Pickett and tN. W. KOese of Sulem und J. J. Jackson of llllt are among the guests at the Holland All members of Crater I.Kko chap ter D. A. II. who have not already paid dues fof 1921 uro requested to send tho sumo us soon as possible to the treasurer, Mrs. Win. tl. Tait, 320 S. Holly. Dues must lie in Washing ton, 1). C, by Jan. r.lli. . mill Listen, Lester!" Here's n knock out! New Year's eve dancing ciirnl val! .Ashland armory! Frl! Let's toddle over! 240 Grand masquerade! Eagle Point! New Year's eve! 243 Justice of the Peace Glenn O. Tay lor Is spending the holiday season with relatives at Lodl, Oil. Justice D. W. llagshaw of Jacksonville is act ing in bis place during his nbsence. Begin the New Year right. Attend "Watch 'Night" service ut the First Methodist church. Rlr. and Mrs. J. W. Cusher of For est Grove. Calif.. C. W. Bllehle or Sea'!'e, und II. G. Shirk of Portland are guests at the Holland. Hast your stove shown signs of fall ins orjcoil sprung a leak? Stoves and coils rebuilt and repaired. Prompt service, reasonable charges. Phone 259. 109 South Holly. 249 Mrs. Seoly Hall who was operated upon recently at Sacred Heart hospi tal is improving rapidly. 'Mid-week holiday dance tonight at Ihe Natatoriuni. 239 Among poultry feeds you will ul ways find Kerr's eg mash and Gol den Itod egg mash nt the top. Buy them ut Furm Bureau Co-operutive Exchange. Dolco-Llght Electricity for every farm. Medford Electric Co. .Miss June Koherts, leading lady of the "Listen Lester" company which appeared at the Page theater-Monday night, is an old acquaintance of Henry llarcke who knew her when she was a little girl in vaudeville. Bhe re membered the local man, as did her mother who accompanied her. Get our prices before buying. Wat- kins Feed Store, 397 S. Front St. Phone 269. 241 Carl Jeschke, nign grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir street. Knights of Pythias, attention! In formal dance and entertainment at K. P. hall, Friday, New Year's eve. Program commences at eight sharp. Dancing at nine. Come and welcome In the .New Year. 24 1 V. K. Warrens, the well known resident of llllt and hanker of Yreka is a guest at the Medford. as are liisses Pearl and Marie Flock of 'Montague. "Beuch Balloon" dances at Jack sonville New Year's night. 2 11 Weeks-Conger Co. Best equipment, excellent funeral service, at lowest possible prices. Also licensed lady emhalmer. tf -Mid-week holiday community party tonight at the Natatorlum. The usual good time in store for everyone. 239 Polices have been sent out by a Scuttle detective agency for citizens to he on the lookout for contraband hootch, purporting to have been smuggled over tho .('anadiun border. The concoction is said to have fake revenue stamps on the bottles, and Ul(, (:nteilta t,el-uof to be dangerous t(, Ule i,mull By.stom. It Is thought that an effort Is belnis made to get it Into California for sale to tourists. , Riverside Auto Paint Shop now open for business. 120 Nat Hldg. 239 Mrs. Paul Hunsen, corsetiere for NuBono. Phone Ij85-J. t.f Invest your Bavlngs In the Jackson County .Building and Loan associa tion. ' ! tf ! Mid-week holiday dance tonight at the Natatorlum. A dance worth while,' real music by Ihe Imperial, a wonderful floor with lots of room to dance. Moonlight and spotlight waltzes will prevail. 239 January 1st, is the dato set by the state for wearing 1921 licenses upon automobiles, or keeping them in the garage. Just unloaded car of the Light-Six Studehaltors. Call nnd look them over, $1750 f. o. b. Medford. Ilittson Motors. 239 Lots of those popular "Lucky Spot" und "Booble Prize" dances at Jacksonville Saturday night. 241 ltehiembor tho mid-week holiday dance at the Natatorlum tonight 239 Vernon Vawter has purchased a new Packard Six from tho Seoly V. Hall Motor company. Tills is tho Iut ost cur to he Introduced to the Mod ford buying public. Wednesday night, nt tho Matntor- ium. A danco worth while, real music by tho Imperial orchestra, a wonder ful floor wlthilots of room to dance, moonlight and spotlight waltzes and many others you will enjoy. 238 "Bench Balloon" dancoB at Eugle Point, Friday night. 241 Mid-week -holiday danco tonight at tho Xatatorium. 239 Mr. midairs. A. F. McMnnncs of Hosovlllo, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swanson of Portland and J. !!. Lund of llllt are among tho Nash hotel guests. . Marcelling, hair dyeing, hair swltchos made of combings. All hair goods half price. Phone 237-J, San itary Beauty Shop. 244 January third Is the' last day to pay Interest on assessments without penalty. 241 Midweek holiday community party tonight at tho Natatorlum. Tho usual good lime in store for ovoryono. 239 Captain II. A. Canaday has just re ceived a new shipment of equipment nnd supplies for Company 1), Includ ing clothing, ammunition und Brown ing automatic rifles, and a course of Indoor target practice is now being started preparing the company mem bers for range shooting when the weather opens up. This practice is developing a number of very good niurksinon among thu young men or t,lils Viclnltly. New recruits uro com ing into tho company but there is still room for a number of others. Young men of IS or older uro wel comed. Just imloudod car of the Light-Six Stndebakers. Call and look them over, $1750 f. o. h. Medford. Ilittson Motors. 239 Interest on assessments will be de linquent afler January third and a penally of five per cent will be added. 24 1 Mid-week holiday dance tonight at the' Natatorlum. A dunce worth while, real music by the Imperial, a wonderful floor with lots of room to dance. Moonlight and spot light waltzes will prevail. 239 F. !. Phelps has returned to the San Francisco office of (be Cnlitorniu Oregon Power company nfter having spent Christmas here with his family. Snowball" dances nt Jacksonville Sat nite. 241 (let her n singing canary for a Christmas present. DeVoe has them. 240 liememher the mid-week holldav dance nt the Nalalorium tonight. 2 39 Lynn Mowat, former secretary ol the Ashland Commercial club nnd well known in Medford is spending the holidays with his relatives in Ashland. Mr. Mown! is now connect ed with the Aineilian City Bureau. "Lucky Spot" dances at Kagle Point Friday night. 24 11 netter pay your interest on city assessments before January third and avoid the penalty. 241 For n Tew days only JB5.00 suits nt J45.00 tailored to measure. Kloin the Tailor. 12S F.ust Main. Cpstalrs. 843 Dr. J. V. Iteddy arrived home to day from a visit at Portland. Con cerning his presence in that city the Portland Journal of Tuesday said: "J. F. Reddy. doctor of sick people and sick railroads, is in town from Medford." Hot Tamales at DeVoe's. tf Oh! Boy! Some party! Where? Eagle Point! When? Friday, Dec. 31. 241 . Dr. Heine, eye, ear. noBe. throat. tf Samuel Bettes, well known thruout the state as the cowboy preacher and who had often preached In the Free Methodist church of this city, died at Portland last Sunday, and his funeral services -will be held at Looking Glass, Douglas county, this afternoon. "Snowball" dances at Eagle Point Friday night. 241 Smoke Crater Lake cigars, made in Medford. Phone' 900-M. . 254 Majectic 4-piece orchestra nt Eagle Point Friday night. 24 1? The Premier Novelty orchestra held a rehearsal last night to perfect a number of the new dance-hits Just received from San .Francisco. Among these were Art Hickman's latest fox trot sensation, "June", "I'll Think of You," Margie," "Do You Ever Think of Me," -"Ohio" and "Waiting," the musical sensation of "Listen Lester." Upholstering, packing and crating of all kinds, .mattress making nnd renovating, chair repairing. Call at 101 S. Central or phono 516-J. .257 Ring out the old, ring in tho new! Where? Eagle Point! 241 Everything electrical. Medford Electric Qo. Phone 661. Harold Babb of Ashland who re cently returned from San Francisco was a .Medford visitor yesterday. Property owners, attention! Only a few mora days to pay Interest on your assessments without pehalty. " 241 ! Ilemstltqhjng and pecotlng. Hand! ' Qk-- " 1 ' 1,1 ' ' craft Shop. ," , , ftha.. fi.itear-.Iof .eastern-shelledi corn ..shipponto Medfiird 1! isj hel Miftiae tdduyjByf uch Seed 'A Feed Co. The Mqiil corn 18. of ex9ellen.t1inailltiy, dry, , clean, and sweet. Old corn ruw.exs from Kan sas and Nebraska are allowing their eyps a feast on this corn. It will be sold at the lowest possible price. Get Your corn now and save money by buying from them. tf Among the Grants Pass visitors who spent Monday In the city were Mrs. Lawrence Underwood and Mrs. W. B. Lindsay. The 'Modern Piumbiug and Heating Co. have a big buy in a Meueller Plpeless furnace. This week only. Phone 620. 241 IMiss Maude Corlies is here from the University of Washington to spend the holidays with her relatives Miss Corlies was. accompanied 'by her sister, Mrs. Everett McArthur of Seattle. Spltzenberg and Newtown culls for sale. Tel. C. C. Darby. 241 Among Oregonians registered at the Medford last night and this mor ning were E. H. Jefferson of Klamath Falls, and L. E. Taylor, Howard H. Ueltstock, K. A. Messenger and D. D. Hacden Of Portland. Eastern guests nt this hotel are Wl J. Evorhurdt of Chicago und S. Koeulg of New York City. Miss Alia Naylor, the Goodwin Cor setiere. Phone 54S-J. 262 Much Interest is being shown in the Elks- New Year's celebration nt tho Elks temple Jan. 1st. Dancing will be enjoyed from 3 to 5 in the afternoon followed by un elaborate New Yeur's dinner. In the evening dancing will be resumed ut 9 p. m. and tout in uo till 12. Music for the entire program will be provided by the Premier Novelty orchestra. Delco-Light farm Ught and power plants. Medford Electric Co. Mrs. T. J. Kenny leaves today for Keno, Nevada tor a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Walter, Kentner of that city. Get our prices before buying. Wntikins Food Store, 397 South Front street. P'lloio"2Ui. ' 241 , U'fosucutor-Eloct Rawles Moore jwllljlouYOithis week on a 'short busi ness trin to Sulem. 1. i. ' 1'IrM.otCUickuu Tanials" jiupper -at Jopksoiiville-Suturdav night. - 241 '.jjGoorgo (X'UumjJ'mNuobur is ipend llig the Cbrlstmds' ' holifiays bl ithe city visiting friends, lie Is on a homestead'heai Squaw Jal(e.; " V Letter valuer to. less, v.ltewlll pay you to climb my stairway. Klein the Ttnilor, 12S Hast Main. Upstuirs.243 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dover are guests nt the Holland who arrived in the city Monday forenoon from Eagle Point. Coney Island high Jinks nnd carni val. nt Eagle Point Now Year's eve. 241 New Year's Greetings Wt' wish you all n Happy and Pros- pd'ons Now Year with a sincere appvc1.' . ' ' ciatioii of your good will, which' is the .Vi nioijt 'precious asset of our Imsiucss. t.-X. Nordvvick Tire & Auto Supply Co. SYSUVVTHETIO SEUVICK Rendered In a Quiet Dignified manner at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME! Your loved ono Is taken Into the Homo where there Is always some oho with them. Our Resldenco Is on the Second Floor. We are Licensed Embalmers and are prepared to make shipment to any pnrt of the United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. Lady Assistant. Phone 47. Corner of Sixth ami Oakdnlc, One block west of Po.itofflce, The Talent irrigation district, com prising approximately 9000 acres of land near .Talent,, has submitted a block of $33,000 In-, bonds to the state Irrigation securitte.s ,cdniniisslon for certification. The funds from the sale of those bonds will be used in the purchase of a new resorvoir Bite. A total of $252,.'Mlt); In bonds has al ready been certified for this district. Everything electrical. Medford Electric Co Phone, 661. : Mrs. Herman Horning is visiting in Medford and Mr. a.id Mrs. C.' D. Thompson. Mr. and ..Mrs. T. H. Horning are also visitors at the Thompson home, Mrs. Thompson be ing a sister of Mr. Horning. Grants Pass Courier. 4 grand prizes for 4 best costumes at Eagle Point. 241 ' There was a fairly good between holidays public market this morning, The narltet will be open next Friday morning because of New Year's day fulling on Saturday. Grape cider, fresh from; the press at the Jackson County . Creamery, Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. The munugemeiit and sales staff of tho Medford and Klamath Falls branches of the Mason, Ehrman & Co. wholesale grocery bouse left here this morning for Portland to attend the convention of company , officers and employes in that .city.' in the party were Geo. T. Collins, Robert Boyl, A. H. Nelson, B. L. Hobbes and Dana Burrell of this city, and Harold Grey and E.-ft. Jefferson of Klamath FallB. 'Happy Bob, -best shoe cobbler In town at Kidd's Shoe Store, 223 East Main. The Elks lodgo meeting tomorrow night will be the lust gathering of the local I). P. O. E. herd for the year, and beyond cleaning up matters for 1920 and completing preparations for i tho New Year's , day reception the -.1 session is expected to he a short one The army goods store, 103 N. Cen- yoarkral, prepare for the winter, hh.nkets, overcoats, pants, shirts and shoes. New men's underwear (wool and cot- ton); sox. (wool and cotton), every-1 thing Belling at reduced price. . 240 George II. Mansfield of Medford is at the Imperial. Mr. Mansfield is engaged In doing educational work among the farmers and as a side line ho Is very much Interested in the fish of. the Rogue river, last sum mer he camped a couple of weeks at the mouth of the stream, and now thinks that the anglers and the com mercial interests should get together on a compromise. The Oregonian. Dr. Coleman uses therapeutic Light, High Frequency Electricity and Hydrotherapy. Dance lovers, are looking forward to the New Year's Eve dancing carni val .to be held ut tho Ashland armory on Friday night, under the direction of Horace Bromley of this city. Music win 'be provided by the' Premier Nov elty orchestra. ''. Come and look them over. High J gra3e $65,00 Buits at $45.0.0 tailored 1 to measure. Klein tho Tailor, 1281 East Main,. Upstairs 243 The rainfall of the winter. season to date is .9:31 inches. The rain .of yesterday medsurod only .15 .of an! Inch. ' Meet me there! Where? Jackson ville! When? Saturday night. 241 The funeral services for Anna Bar- bara Pennell w.ilL be held at the Cath olic church, Thursday morning at 9:30 a. in.. Rev. Father Powers offic iating. Interment in Medford ceme tery. Friends invited to attend. Notice To anyone desiring a real car at a bargain. I am returning east, and will sacrifice my new Nash roadster, equipped with Hayes wire wheels, Gabriel snubbers, extra tire, tire cover and three tubes, spotlight, wind shield cleaner, foot pads, and 1921 license. Car wus purchased from the Prultt-'Myers Motor Co., Oct. 25th, and has been driven '3500- miles. For particulars and terms, call either the l'rultt-AIyera Motor Co. or Louis (!. Eaton, Gold Hill. 243 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Good three-quarters' bed. mattress and springs,- alsp child's folding) cot 'With mattress' uud Reliable three burner gas range with oven, nearly new. Call 244 N. Ivy St. 239 FOR SALE Turkeys for breeding. J. C. Herring, Central Point.. 267 LOST Pair brown automobile gloves, green lining, suitable re ward If returned to Mail Tribune office. 24 1 FOR SALE Good ranchos. See us ' before buying. J. 11. Andrews, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 53-M. tf : "Oh! 'Ha-r-ryFm Gold!" L J) Hi"' ii -yv -m viiv a w s m& nrm &z9Wi . s LSW 111 LTl WW A 11 i . j .Look Through feMf , Six Peeps Into i the Kevho imwmtrsi .:" A-p-tMr n,vi' i II .yr augnS . rnMhTrm tfouaoir I im.liDMi ..i.wjlHifi,. IJ V&'JSJrJ &5. h4 I n Salisbury Field's . I I. .nth -wrortjr' Worn" -J to II ,'k)SF&J$M hf ' Boudoir ' 'H nnd stuff tw.your, . K t ?fL4 1W .' B I him. But keep" oil djflfi Vau TI'"'K I I looking. There an ., JAXJQt'ik ' "' Castors I I no cold (hiiuiihtii litek eH l I B throviu.'h IIiIh kev J - "Vtf 11 ' I hole. Six Biff Acts l i 1 II r laying now : thk -wr a :..tt mnrv. . . i Ml ioaay: I I -JrW'K J-: N .m " M I '.' ..... ,., . .,- .- - ' - ' ' ' nmvTTwa rttwdav s5nmM-pp n-p t atth-p" Igl Ilk W' 'I III -JMW . ;i; ; lODAY'l from the novel by Eleanor, Hallowell Abbott with an unusual cast, including Mildred Harris Chaplin, Myrtle Stedman, . Irving Cum mings and George Stewart Anita Stewart's good looking young brother. "DABBLING IN ART" A riot of laughter; a gale of giggs ; a mint of merriment. PAGE MAGAZINE I; THE NEW PAGE WURLTZER ORGAN Bf I '-A I 'I'll r""",e "omeay . I :. I Mil A photo dramatic production that strikes the high est pitch of human interest. A drama so real, so fine, so big and so well acted as to make you wish that all photoplays were as good. Coming Friday 'HIS OWN LAW" : T ! I HKimiV.WJ!" t"' . .IP" w1 H. aw