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Tin- tommts of the l.llit-riy building
mo ninth inconvenienced liuuaiiKe the
ImatiiiK, sewer luid water supply h-b-tems
f the structure were put out of
commission by Sunday night's fire. It
will be several days yet before the
complete service will be restored. The
elevator is operating as usual. The
insurance adjusters will begin work to
day or tomorrow adjusting (he losses
occasioned by the fire. The tenants I
lire using oil und electric heaters to
beat their offices.
Let us re-treud or repair your tires
now. You can call for them any time
when wanted. KxohaiiKe Tire Co. 244
Uuy your Kirlio a hat for 25c. at
Knders, Ashland. 247
Ilrociins made by the HoKiin Jliver
llroom Wot lis ure the best for the
money. Insist on home-made brooms.
2IS
The prevalence of whooping cough
throughout the city was greatly de
creased thru the schools not being in
session during the holiday season, as
was shown when -tlio pupils reassem
bled .Monday.
The famous Van Haaltc glove silk
underwear now on sale at the Vanity
Shop, new location cor. E. Main und
Jiartlett. 251
Now that your stock Inventory Is
over 11 is time to take Inventory of
your Insurance; If you are not ade
quately protected call C. I, (luff,
phone 41. 247
Wo save you money on your dry
cleanlug. dyeing and repairing. City
Cleaning Works, 401 youth itlverslde.
Phone 1 14. - tl'
i'luuk I'reslon and son Curlcy re
turned Monday from Sun Frauclsco
where, they spent the holidays with
lnends and relatives. Mrs. I'reslon
will remain In San Francisco for a few
weeks.
A. Mon and family were shopping at
Knders clearance sale ut Ashland to
day. 247
(Wonderful values in beaded, em
broidered and luce trimmed blouses
at 33 1-3 por cent discount. Tho
Vanity Shop, new location, cor. East
Main and Bartlett. 247
Sco Close about reborlng your cylin
ders, lllverslde Garage. 2(iu
Prod II. Hopkins returned Monday
from San Francisco whore he went to
see his son Frederick off to South
America. Frederick who joined the U.
S. murines a year ago has already been
promoted to first sergeant, which is an
exceptional record for so young a man,
with so brief a sorvice.
A moving picture of a race In which
the winner went 200 miles in ICS min
utes und 37 seconds, ought to ho good.
Free Bhow at Guylcml's Hurley-Davld-I
son Shop, Wednesday evening, Junu
nry Bth, ut 8 p. tn., showing 11120 races
nt .Marion, lndiana, Dodge City, Kan
sas and Cleveland. Ladles Invited.
Good soats. 144
One of the Jolllost social times of
tho Now Year was a gathering ' of
vnlloy friends ut Knders clearance salo
at Ashland. 2471
Inland Suporoy! nnd plain
rings nt ltiveraldo Clarago.
piston
2(10
Tho regular meeting of tho VV'ednes
day Study club will be held lit the Y
w. j. a. room tomorrow at 2:30 p. m
Gnosis at tho Holland Include F. L.
DougluH'of Washington, 1). C, F. W
Hubbard of Spokane, A. Uerylo Lowis
und son of Siicramonto, F. M. McTag
glint of San Francisco, and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Frank L. Webb, J. Hall and J. R,
Lee of Portland.
Miss Alta Naylor, the Goodwin Cor.
sotloro. Phono 54S-J. 22
Not n man killed at the champion
ship motorcycle ruces. Soe moving
Pictures of three big ruces nt Mnrlon
Uodgo City and Clevelund, at Guylord's
Motorcycle Shop, Natnlorluin, Wed
nesilay evening, January B. Free
Bhow. Ladies welcome. Good seats.
Jll
For Sale Klglith grade and fifth
grade school btioks, good lis new, ut
the Modl'ord Shou Hospital, U!l ICus
Sixth street. 241V
jiiciisonviiio got imck on n pro-war
social basis Saturday night, with the
lust public UuUco In seven years at
Orth's hall, and It was a well ntu-niln
nffiilr, with lending citizens on the
floor. '1 ho last dance in the coutilv
scut was In 1914.
Will furnish lot nnd build house to
suit, smiill payment down, balanci1
long time. Address lltillder, care Til
punn. 214
Hemstitching nnd pecotlng, 10
cents per yard. Tho Vanity Shop, new
location, cor. Knst Main and Partlett.
2C
John Grlnv has returned from
n
visit to Chlco, Calif., nnd will go to
Prospect today. From ...o weight of
bis suiti-iiKe ono would think It needed
an examination.
A committee .composed of Dr. J. F.
Hmlily. Sam lliclumlson, and James
Hell culled on citizens .Monday for $10
subscriptions per month for the -pay
roll of tho Trluonln Oil well, which be-
Rim operations Monday morning under
the direction of Judge K. h.. Kelly. The
ivmin are iu per intuitu ror six
months, covered with stock In the com
pany. The committee will continue
today.
Attention, l-.astern Star. Special
coinuinnlcatlim of Kennies chapter
Wednesday evening. .Inn. (ith, 7 : no
sharp. Social evening. Mrs. Pickle's
committer serving. All members are
urged to intend. Order of worthy
matron, Irene I'uidin. 212
Thor und ICtlcn electric washing ma
chines. Tonus. People's Kloct re
store, 21s
KndeiH ut Ashland sell shoes at pre
war prices. . .7
Huns Olson Is n visitor in tho city
from Ashland who arrived here on
Monday.
All bats greatly reduced ut Lottie
Jloward's, Vfj North Central. 213
Considerable money changed hands
Saturday in the city and valley on the
Ohio-California footbal game at Pasa
dena. The fans were evenly divided in
their sympathies.
Speed hounds attention! Free show
moving pictures of three big champion
ship motorcycle races shown at Gay
lord's Motorcycle Shop, Wednesday
evening, 8 o'clock. Good seats. Ladles
included. 144
Gene Narrogan, former Medford
high school football star, was in the
city over the New Year's festivities.
lirlng your pumping problems to the
People's Kleetric Store. 248
Miss Callle Vogeli of Tulent, spent
Christmas with her sister, Mrs. H. L
Andrews of Yreku, and from there
went on the next day to Berkeley, Cal.,
for a two weeks visit with friends.
The Wise family shops at Enders,
Ashland. 247
All millinery and blouses
33 1-3 per cent discount
The Vanity Shop, new location,
Cor. K. Muln and Bartlett. 247
We have a new up to date line of
lighting fixtures. People's Electric
Store. 248
Thu Hoyal Neighbors will meet with
Mm. Artie Wood, 42li South Ivy street,
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. Clli. A full
attendance Is desired.
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone CGI.
, Butter values for less. It will pay
you to climb my stairway. Klein the
Ttallor, 128 East .Main. U)Btairs.243
Wo have secured the services of n
first class auto washer und polisher.
Give him a tryout. Open until 12 at
night. HilLson Motors. 248
The rain of Monday amounted to .24
of nn Inch, making the total preclplla
tion for the season since September,
10.46 inches. More rain foil today und
rain is tho prediction for tonight und
Wednesday.
Grupe cider, fresh from the press nt
the Jackson County Creamery Bottling
Dept. I'liono 22-11.
New shoes and shoe repairing, rea
sonable prices ut the Medford Shoe
Hospital, 119 K. Sixth street.
10 per cent to 40 per cent discount
on merchandise this week. Jap Art
Store. 245
According to Louis Ulrlcli of Juck
sonvllle, a reply Is due this week rrom
Governor Olcott to the petition of the
citizens of Jacksonville for a special
prosecutor to try the Bank of Jackson
ville cases, scheduled to bo called at
the February term of court.
Happy Boh, best shoo cobbler in
town at Kidd's Shoo Store, 223 Kust
Main.
Big clearance sale on this week nt
Jap Art Store. 245
Phono 321-X for your wood. lG-in.
pine limbs, dry, J4.25. Fine heater
wood, also IG-ln. hardwood. Good
and dry. Ouk and laurel $5.25 per
tier. Order 0110 day in advance. 240
The news that "Wild Bill" Reed had
been glvon the decision over Willie
Median at Phoenix, Arizona in n ton
round contest revived interest locally
in the first mimed gent, who fought
twice in this city last fall. Tho last
time ho was defeated by Joe Bonds of
Taconm, Wash. Two weoks later Joe
Bonds was knocked cold by a fourth
inter nt Portland. Reed won the Arl-
zona fight on a foul In the tenth round.
Mrs. Paul Hiinsen, corsctlere for
NuBono. Phono B85-J. tf
You're loosing money if you don't
buy your corn of Monarch Seed Co.
Their prices are alwuys right.
Everything electrical. Medford Kloc
trie Co. Phono GG1.
Miss Alice Vitiidersliils, former
supervisor of music In tho Medford
schools, who this yenr holds the Biiuie
position in the Santa Maria, Calif.,
schools has fully recovered from her
locent serious illness ami spent the
holidays with hor purentB at Grenada
Calif.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building und Lonn association
tf
Thoso wishing to rent water from
the Canal company next season
should niuke written application ut
once for tho amount needed. No ap
plications received after March IB.
11121 will bo considered.
t.oino and look them over. High
grade JtlB.OO suits at J IB. 00 tailored
to measure. Klein tho Tailor, 128
Kust Main. Upstairs. 243
Among the guests nt the Medford
are John Anlsflcld or Cleveland, John
F. Wilde of Chicago, Mrs. J. W. Light
of St. IaiiiIs, Win. Olinsky of New
York, Mr. and Mrs. 101 mer lllgglns or
Seattle, J. ll P. w. anil M. Sharp and
K. Campbell of Ft. Jones, Calif., nnd
Mr. und Mrs. J. Mersrelder, II. C. Burr.
I''. L. Schneider, J. L. Goss and S. 10.
McGreer or Sun Francisco.
Miu cellln, huir dyeing, liuir switches
made or combings. All hair goods half
price, Phono 237-J, Sanitary Beauty
Sltop. 2-14
I'pholsloiing, packing nnd crating or
all kinds, nuittiess ninkiiig and reno
vating, chair repairing. Cull at 101 S.
Central or phono 6111-J. 257
Hot Ttiimiles nt IW'oe's. tr
George A. Mansfield arrived home
this forenoon from Albany whoro he
bad been spending some time on state
farm bureau federation work
For a few days only $G5.00 suits nt
$45.00 tailored to measure. Klein
the Tailor, 12S East Main. Unstulrs
243
Smoke Crater Lako cigars, made In
Medford. Phone IIHO-M. 254
Karl I'lrlcli, the stockman or the
I'nlon Creek district, has been spend
ing a few days in the city visiting
menus and attending to business mut
ters.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. -
Prof. Thompson nnd his high school
i-luss of 21 buys in the vocational agri
culture course are attending tho ses-
ions or the Fanners Short Course in
he public library this week.
One hundred ladles' hats and velvet
shapes are offered at $1 each at
.ndoi's big clearance sale.
' MEDFORD" MAIL TRIBUNE,
County Clerk Florey lias Issued
call for all owners of dogs to come in
and pay the licenses on same. So fa
canine owners have been slow in re
siKindlng. The license law applies to
both city and country dogs, and will lie
enforced.
Get your corn at ltnss Mill and buy
it for less. Fine eastern shelled corn
just received. Phone 529.
If your merchant does not handle
Rogue Rive:- made brooms you can
get them at the public market. 243
After the stork comes phone us
for iiurser, nipples., etc. Medford
Pharmacy, prescription druggists
Muln and Central. Phone 10.
Henry Winters of the Steamboat
country Is spending a few days in the
city transacting business,
We have piston rings to fit all cars
and the highest quality ring made,
too, the American Hammered, which
is1 regular factory equipment on our
highest priced car. Busy Corner
Motor Co. 24 4
F. I). Wait of SutherUn, Ore., is
among the out of town visitors in the
city this week.
Are you still forgetting to write It
1921 Instead of 1920, or have you now
gotten onto tho hang of tho thing
Miss June Wilson underwent an op
erutlon In the Dow hospital, for uppen
(Ileitis and other severe complications
last night. She Is doing as well as can
be expected today. MIbs Wilson has
been the manager and buyer of the
dress goods department of tho Golden
Rule Btore for several yearB.
Get those soft paper tablets nt this
office at 15c per pound. tf
Senator II. Von der Hellen who
came to the city Monday from Wellen
left Ibis morning for Corvallis to at
tend a meeting of the board of regents
of the O. A. C, of which he is a
member.
Hub your stove shown signs of fall
lug or coll, sprung a leak? Stoves and
coils rebuilt and repaired. '. Prompt
service, reasonable charges. Phone
929. 109 South Holly. 249
Austin Goodell of Centrnlla, Wn., L.
Aodrieua of Portland and J. W. Fur
lelgh of Grunts' Pass are among the
guests at the Nash.
January clearance sale at Enders.
'247
Tho $15,000 law library of Attorney
Evan Renmes In the Liberty building
was Badly smudged In the fire Sunday
night. This is one or the best and
most complete libraries or Its kind in
the stute, and wbb heavily insured.
Some or tho volumes are extremely
difficult to replace If destroyed
Your proscription will be filled as
the doctor Intends It to be with pure
drugs and in proper proportions. We
"know how." 'Medford Pharmacy,
prescription specialists, 'Main and
Central. Phone 10.
A large number of 1921 auto licenses
appeared on autoes of the city Mon
day. They ate green In color, with
white figures.
Mrs. Haney, hemstitching, pecot,
buttons covered. 01. F. & H. bldg.
2G4
H. H. Pomoroy, the state fire mar
shal. Is here from Portland Investigat
ing Into the origin ot the fire In the
Liberty building Sunday night, and
visited tho building this forenoon in
company with Fire Chief Lawton.
Among poultry feeds you will always
find Kerr's egg mash and Golden Rod
egg mash at the top. Buy them ut
FttVm Bureau Co-operative Exchange.
Tho school board will' hold its first
session of the year next Tuesday
evening nt the high school.
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm, A.edford Electric Co.
Alex Sparrow who arrived back Sun
day night from his week's visit at
Critter Lake via Klamath Falls and
Ft. Klamath, says that thero lins been
nn unusually heavy ' rainfall in that
section recently, which has reduced
the snow ut tho lake a foot or more
from Its depth of 7V4 feet two weeks
ago. Although ho visited the lnke sev
eral limes during tho week he was
uniihlo to see it, us It was raining or
snowing hard, each time. However.
alter giving the miitter culm considera
tion ho rinully decided that tho world
wonder was still thero. He found the
park telephone' line broken down In a
number of places, and with tho aid o(
Ranger Brown restored this service.
Buy this week at Enders, Ashlnnd
247"
Lnurln Ilinman returned to Portland
lust night ufter spending New Yenr's
day with relatives and friends.
Butler Roll Bread at your grocer,
' 2 40
The thrirty housewife will find ninny
items of interest In tho Medford bar
gain day specials put on by local mer
chants tomorrow. Tho bargain list
appeared as nsiml In Mouduy's issue of
the Mail Tribune.
Dancing Wednesday night at the
Nataturliim. Imperial orchestra. Ad
mission 10c. 243
The Rogue river because of the re
cent heavy rains has been very high
and tne power company s measure
ments at the bridge at Rogue River
showed the wnter to ho 9.10 Inches in
depth nt midnight lust night and 8.03
Inches tills forenoon. This Is the high
est the river has been nt this point
during the past three years.
Dr. Robert W. Stearns is sufficent
ly recovered from his recent opera
tion to resume the practice or med
icine. .. 24G
. There wnsliorn to Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal
Piatt today nt 'their home a 7?i pound
daughter.
Hemstitching and pecoiing. Ilnudl
ci aft Shop.
A ten pound daughter was bora toj
Mr. nnd Mrs. Diamond Flynn this mor
ning.
ueico-i.igiit farm light and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wolff,
at tho Sacred Heart hospital, a daugh
ter, Elizabeth IauiIso, weight 7 pounds.
Between friends 1 photograph.
Get them at Muckcy's, Main und Cen-
201. Upstairs. JH
MEDFORH, " OREflOX
u. Hearing has been fixed for January
18 at Portland on the complaints of the
Klamath Kalis and Medford Chambers
of Commerce and tho Portland Traffic
und Transportation association involv
ing allegations that the rates made by
the California state commission in
comparison with the Interstate rates
give undue preference to California
interests in reaching the cities of nor
thern California. Examiner Keeler
will hear the testimony for the inter
state commerce commission.
Do not order calendars from travel
ing representatives or put of town
firms. We have a factory line of all
sizes and kinds of calendars, wall
pockets, cut-outs, etc., . that we will
show the trade later and save you
money on the same. tf
Enders at Ashland are selling $35
suits at $19.95. . 247'
Wednesday evening the regular
monthly social prayer meeting of the
Flint Baptist church will be hold. Fol
lowing the meeting a social time will
follow with a good program and good
eats for everybody. These gatherings
of all the church and congregation arc
proving helprul and interesting to
many. The quarterly business meeting
will also he conducted. A large atten
danco on the part of the members and
ajl who attend the church Is urged.
Buy goods at wholesale, cost
Enders. '.-;. 24
R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.
The community, parties at the Is'uta-
torlum maintain their popularity by
the excellent management, best of
music, finest of floors, well lighted
best ventilated and most spacious hall
in southern Oregon. .. 243"
Oregonlaus registered at the Med
ford are J. R. Shuw of Klumatli Falls,
George W. -Kulglit' of Hubbard, It. J.
Winthrop, John C. Alinack'and Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry 11. Hogue of Eugene,
Emma S: Weld and B. C. Seymour of
CorvalllB and Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Guthrie, Robert R. Rankin, E. L. Har
mon, C. F. Schmeer, H. H. Ponieroy
and C. C. Evans of Portland.
Wanted $2000 loan, three years,
ample security. Address Loan, care
Mail Tribune. 243
Community dancing Wednesday
night nt the Natatorlum. Imperial
orchestra needs no Introduction and is
undoubtedly the best in the west. 243
Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and
clock repairing, 11 Fir street.
The Gleaners class or the First Bap
tist church of which clnss Mrs. P. H.
Dalley Is the teacher held a social
evening at- the home of Mrs. Hilda
Hague Tuesday evening. It was In the
nature .of a surprise to Mrs. Hague, it
being her birthday. The husbands
were invited. All intending report
an unusually good-time. Refreshments
were served and games were indulged
in. The class loft Mrs. Hague a me
mento of the occasion.
Butter Roll Bread at your grocer.
24G
Another pleasant evening can be
spent at the Natatorlum Wednesday
night Personal attention is given
these parties to maintan the highest
standard of entertainment. 243
The Racine Horse-Shoe tires are
well liked by drivers everywhere
Exchange Tire Co. 244
The prizes awarded at the New
Year's carnival held at the Ashland
armory last week were ail won by
Ashland people despite the fact that
many from Medford were in atten
dance, but evidently had I left their
horseshoes at home. The French ivory
manicure set was won by Miss Lucy
Davis, the electric hot plate by Mr.
A. Livingston and the Japanese laquer
toilet case by Mr. Dickerson. Many
other smaller iirlr.es and favors were
given away during the evening.
lOndors big store aonnted $1000 to
the public this week by saving 66 men
$15 each on a new suit of clothes. This
offer Is still good. 247
You can hear tho Imperial orchestra
again Wednesday night nt the Nata-
toritim. Dancing begins promptly at 9
o clock. Admission only 10c. -243
We have a large stock of re-built
tires. Good mnkes and guaranteed
work. Kxchange Tire Co. 244
Girl attending business college will
oxchansei service for home and small
wages. Phone 259-H.
245'
BABE RUTH AFTER
S1921
NEW YORK, Jan. 4. If "Babe
Ruth docs not got at least 60 home
runs next season he will he greatly
disappointed he said today. As he f-s
many pounds overweight dfie tn hi"
extended vacation In Cuba, he will go
to his rami In Massachusetts and
put in ubout six weeks at wood clum
ping. .
Ruth Is counting on doing some of
the twirling for the Yankees.
Lota of old papers lOo the bundle
at this office. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
"OR SALE Turkeys for breeding.
J. C. Herring, Control Point. 267
FOR SALE Leaving city. Choice fur
niture nt bargain prices. 106 S
Grape St. Phone 3SS-II. 245
I?r,t5 1- , 1 t. ... ...
o.-i.r. 1 wo ennnrv birds, s ue-.
.o, I'lAiii) uu.. rnoiie WM-.I
- 245
FOR RENT Furnished apartment!
Adults only. Phone 936-R. 245
FOR SALE Bronze turkey eggs $3.60 !
por dozen. Order early and avoid1
, tho rush. Mrs. J. W. Kelsoe, Central
Point, Oregon. Phone 2!S. 243 1
FOR SALE Canary singers, $5.00
each. Females $1.00. DeVoo's. t(j
TUESDAY. .TAXITARY - 4,
.OIF.
1
il YEAR
IN IIS HISTORY
The new officers of Medfqrd lodlfe
of Odd Fellows were installed Just
evening by C. W. Holdrlilife. D. D. tl.
M.. of Talent, and suite, us follows:
D. . Millard, X. O.; H. W. Conger
V. G.: W. L. Miller, rec. sec; J. L.
Dlinmer, fin. sec"; J. L. Heed, treas
iirt-r: 1 J: Walton, con.; Fred
York, war.; M. O. CJarrett, Chaplain
.las. H. Dittniore, R. S. N. C..; O
Showers, L. S. N. O.: O. L. Hooker, I,
H. O.: Francis D. Fry, O. S. CI.; 13,
W. Paul, It. S. V. a.; O. . Ba'rr, L. S,
V. .
After lodge work, a splendid lunch
was served.
The reports of the affairs and con
dition of the lodge for the past yea
showed tiie institution to have
Joyed the best period lu Its history
Three outstanding features were the
purchase of property, consolidation
with Eagle Point lodge, nnd the big
increase in membership by initiation.
LUCKY MEDFORD
FIRM AS A ROCK
While other cities and towns in
many states of the United States are
reeling the pinch of hard times and
tight money, and have been for a long
period, here in Medford during the
past year prosperity has reigned, and
business hiiB gone 011 much the name
usual during 1920. Tho Farmers
and Fruitgrowers Bank- reports that
its customers are prosperous; and
while others in many other places
have been clamoring for credit, here
iu Medford and surrounding territory
everybody has been taken care of. Tho
amount or loans or tho Farmers and
Fruitgrowers Banlt is larger than ever
herore, and the bank reports that its
earnings last year were also greater.
During the seven years last past this
bank has not lost one dollar by bad
notes or otherwise.
This is certainly a remarkable
record.
;On December 31, 1920,-the bank
closed its books for that year, and in
addition to providing for the usual
dividend, more than doubled its am
pins out of earnings.' ' 243'
WEDDING BELLS
Last Saturday evening at the par
sonage of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Mr. William E. Eaton and Mrs
Ella Mary Caine were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony. . The cere
niony was performed in the presence
ota few friends who escorted the cou
pie from JacksBonvllle. ; Mrs.: Eaton is
a charming, beautiful young woman.
who has made a host of friends dining
her management of the telephone ex
change at Jacksonville. Mr. Eaton is
a man of worth and is engaged in the
lumber industry, hauling logs, at the
present time, with trucks. The newly
weds will make their home In Jackson
ville.
Allen-Hubbard
A romance that began In the grade
schools of this city, was culminated
Thursday, Dec. 30, 1920, when Miss
Alene Allen, daughter of Mrs. D. Lee
Allen of Centralia, Wash., became the
bride of Rolund A. Hubbard of this
city. . Tho ceremony was performed at
Portland, Ore., the Rev. Joshua Stan
field of the First Methodist church of
that city officiating, in tho presence
of Intimate Mends and relatives.
The newly weds are both well known'
in this city, nnd both graduated Tram
the Medffird high schqof ;The groom
is a son or Mr. Bnd'Mrs. A.'c. Hubbard
of tills city, and i,weH Jinown and
popular young man.. , He Is - if member
of the Sigma Nu fratornltyinjiil attend
ed o. A, c. He is employed with the
Hubbard Brothers Implement houso of
this city.
Tho bride Is a very attractive young
lady, with a wide circle ot friends, and
tor tne past two years has been em
ployed by the F. C. Compton company
of Chicago, as a traveling-representa
tive. They will make their future home
in this city.
Special Convocation Tues
day, January 4, S p. m.
Degree Light lunct, Visi
tors welcomed.
A. F. NOTH,
443 Secretary.
WASHINGTON. Jan. .1. Federal
court decrees holding that tho Clav
ton act In effect legalized "secondary
boycotts" by organized lulior were set
aside today liy the supremo court.
RHEUMATISM
Many people claim they
have been relieved and
cured of this dread ailment
by using
ANTI-URIC
If you suffer with gout,
rheumatism or lumbago get
an outfit of this herbal rem
edy. Money refunded if you
are not satisfied.
For Sale by
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
1021
PRINCE'S FORMER
V"0
nnliNH, Switzerland, Max Wcst
ermnnn, the former agent of tho Hun
garian Prince Esttrhazy has been nr
rcHted by tho Zurish police, charged
with having sold the Jewelry of the
Eriterhazy family nnd realized more
than $500,000 from the sale.
It is alleged that 1'rinie Esterhnzy
gave the family jewels to Westcriiiann
during the Hungarian revolution and
WcBturmmin promised to carry the
jewels to a safe place in Switzerland.
The police allege that Westermann
hud more than 50 accomplices, but
none of them have yet been arrested.
Most of the property of Prince
Nicholas Estcrimzy, one of tile
wuHlthlost of the Hungarian aristo
crats was sequestrated by the Hun
garian- bo!.-iheviki during tiie revolu
tion of last year. The prince, who
was tiie owner of 100,000 acres of
land, several caUles and art collec
tions of jreat value was reported then
to have been assigned by the bolsho
viki to a three-room apartment in ills
splendid castle of Klsenstadt. A bol
shcvlst tailor was administrator of lii.-i
ostutes and it' was reported that the
prince hud applied, to him for work
ill .order to support his family. The
bolsbevist appointed him inspector of
his own forests at a salary of 3,000
crowns a month. Formerly the
prince's income amounted to Beveral
million crowns a year, .
I t' Attention G. A. R.
There will be a regular meeting of
Chester- A.' Arthur Post G. A. R. and
W. R.'&.in (He American Legion hall
in the M; P. & H. building. 3rd floor,
Thursday evening, January Gth, at
which there will be a joint public In
stallation of tho officers of the Post
and W. Ti.vC! for the' ensuing year.
The public nnd old soldiers are cot-
dially Invited.
. D. W. LUKE, Commander.
J. DAVIS, Adjutant. 245
DR. RIGKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
. . ,,nq .DRora used . ,
Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated
,., Suite 1-2 over M'uy Co. .
808 E. Main. Upstairs
Plumbing and . Stove Repair
Coil fittine. stoves i-cblliif. I'l-onmt
service.- IteitKonable clinrgca. . Good
work S: 31, CASTllE
lOlMlil S. Holly. ' ' Phone 0!!0
' Acetclync Welding.
GOOD CLOTHES
I Mnko Thorn
KLEIN
TAILOR
J2K Host Sinn St.
' -.- Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. Daily business dis
trict.'' Phono 805.1
WTUTHRTT .7KNNIXGS.
ViDU. CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
I
; NO PROFIT
Ivory Still Going at Cost
$8.00 Hair Brush for ...... . . . . .$5.75
.. $5.00 Hair Brush for . . $3.50
'A few small pieces left
FAY E. DIAMOND Jeweler
Fisher Flouring Mill Company's
' ; "FEEDS
Are the recognized standard ofquality among Poultry and Stock Men
and represent the best feed values obtainable. No guess work is em
ployed in the manufacture of any of Fisher's Brands; Fisher's Feeds
are made from proven formulas .and are calculated to bring the best
results.
RETAIL PRICES, IN EFFECT IBIS DATE
Scratch Food, per 100 pound sack ..
Egg Producer, per 100-pound sack
Mill Run, per 80-pound sack
Dairy Food, rjer 90,pound sack ..Z.
Mormilk, per 80-pound sack
(Subject to change
The above prices are cash f. o.b. our warehouse. A discount of five
cents per sack will be allowed on purchase of half ton or more.
Bardwell Fruit Company
Phone 124 ' 445 So. Fir St.
J iliiiit,,
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Arch
Preserver
Shoe
For the Perfect Foot-
You who have perfect
feet quite likely do not ap
preciate the fact. You have
always had them you see
no reason why your feet
should fail you. Yet seven
people out of every ten have
weak or fallen arches.
Value your perfect foot
and keep it perfect for all
times wear the ARCH
PRESERVER SHOE with
the concealed bridge which
comfortably and properly
supports and keeps the arch
in normal shape.
If your feet are perfect
the ARGH PRESERVER
SHOE will keep them per
fect, if they are not, this '
shoe will help them.'
KEPS, THt FOOT WKLJj .
REFINED SERVICE
at a saving
We are in a ' position, to
give., the lowest... possible
rates obtainable. f .
Every item of modern fun
eral service is given our
most careful attention,! ,
- alSO ,
the assistance of $ t ':
Licensed Lady -; ''''
Embalmer
without extra charge.
Weeks -Conger Co.
COROXA Personal
Typewriter
Fold It up, take. It
with you, type
wrlto anyw-h ere.
$50.00, Including
carrying case.-
.MKIJFORI) BOOK STOKK ' ? '
runtrihutnrs for 9a. Oronnn. .
..$3.70
3.70
1.80
2.60
.. 2.05
without notice)
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