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L, PAGE TWO MEDFOTiD MATTJ TUTBUNE. MEPFOrtD, OHEOOX, THURSDAY. XOVlttmEH 1021 Focal and I Personal l'p to today G90 cars of pears and 205 cars Of apples bad beeu shipped from Med ford to the eastern markets. Shipments are going out at Jhe fate of IS cars a day. The empty refrigerator cars are coming In bunches lately, but in ample number to meet the shipping needs. For instance on Monday 36 cars arrived, none came Tuesday, and yesterday 16 arrived. S3.56 shoe pale at The Hub Friday and Saturday of this week. ' Women's solid leather Shoes, good heel and toes, well mude, ull sizes and widths. Go ing on sale for Friday and Saturday nt one price, (3.50 per pair. The Hub. j -" 194 Edgar Wight, watcb repairing. The Oregon Wool Growers associa tion in which F. W. Herrin of Ashland is a director has recently Bold &00.00U pounds of wool to eastern mills at prices ranging from 2 to 8 cents per pound more than alm'lar wools have sold for at country points. Lumber prices are advancing and It surely will pay you to buy some of( the lumber that Southern Oregon Lumber company are offering. Inquire of Mr. Norris at mill. For a real crease Job take your car to the Crater I-ake Automotive Co. We guarantee our work. 196 The Elks lodge tonight will vote on the applications of a number of candi dates for admission to the 13. I', O. E. order. Dressed rabbits 30c lb. 126 N. Holly. .! The Ohio society of Oregon, com posed of former residents of the Buck eye state at its meeting in Portland tonight will elect officers and Inaugur ate a campaign to get into membership all former Ohlonna now living in the state. ... r i .. , ..li' Hello! IllverBlde Community : Club dance, .Saturday njte, Nov. 6tu. Way down near the pears and apples, some peaches, too. Com on w)tk ta crowd. ...... Mi Women's shoe sale at The Hub Fii day and Saturday. Good solid shoes, all leather, Selby make, all sites and widths, going on sale for two days at one price, $3.50 per pair. The Hub.194 John Breeding and Bd Savage, both of Grants Pass, have leased a portion of the Opp mine from J. W. Opp. The holdings ore located one mile went of Jacksonville. Work on the new pro position will be commenced at once. Breeding owns other mining property, located on Birdseye creek, two miles Bouth of Rogue Hives'. Grants Pass Courier. . i , , , j Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsetiere, 1 20 Bouth Fir St., upstairs. Phone 918-W. 210 I Bush in ymt ordei1 ipS-oti want any (if thet'"Bc1lifleritr apples itnat took 1st rizarqt,tBoAiipie ijhow, jmy.40 boxes (eft at, $.1.25 per box delivered..' Court unv towminvi ..wu-u 1 1. 194 h. B. Mickel of San Francisco, ropre- .wetMiv:ofriUfcanited;PreeBtaswclfl tions, spent Thursday in Medford on . Laiost. styles Jn hats- from tb.e; east Hint: Sparta v-BldaU lioonr ;2.'. .Mrs. A-B. tiKoehler. 198 Three persons wsh to drive Port Ijjjand aibonfc NoT.''9tbii ' with reliable ;j,0rlver. IjiF. SchuelB, Gen. Delivery. :.Ashland,-Ore. :; lp4 : Swell music and a swell time at Butte Falls Sat. nlte. . , , ... 195 " 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Boltz, formor ros: idonts of Modfordi are here from tholr home at Helena, Mdiit., visiting friends in the city and at Eagle Point. Years ago Mr. Boltz hold a prominent post tlon with the Pacific & Eastern rail . , road. . Ho now looks after the affairs of a promliiont cement corporation in the state of Montana. Lath and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co. Two duys shoe sale for women at The Hub, Frlday and Saturday of this . week. Most ull Solby make, good solid ,", leather shoes, well made, good hoels : and toes, "all regular sizes nnd' widths. ' One price, for two days, $3.50 per pair. : The Hub. 1D4 ' Mr. and Mrs. M..T. Gurnd of the Marinello Shop have returned from a ; weeks business trip to Portland. Let J. W. Chiium and Seely V. Hall do your ropalr work at the Crater Lake Automotive Co., 123-25 S.' Front street . . jqb 50 coats, beBt modols to he had, go ing on sale for two days at 134.50. The ' Hub. - 194 A. B. Winter nnd family of Everett, , Wn are gueBta at tho Holol Medford as are E. J. Weber of Salem, R. II. 'Thompson of Soattlo; Fred M. Hall of ' Chicago, E. A. Waller of Seattle, Frank O. Bennett of Portland, It. T. Stephens and' J. 11. Stephens of Lansing, Mich. Why are thoy going to Kingsbury? Because they hayo a roal time. 194 Imperial Four at Jacksonville dunco tomorrow night. Don't miss it. 193 Contrary to previous reports the I The first monthly concert this fall MOTHER, QUICK! GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP FOR CHILD'S BOWELS JOvtn a sick child loves the "fruity" tnste'of "California Fig Syrup." If tlie ' little tongue is coated, or if your ohlll H listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or had colic, a teaspoonful wilt never fail tu open tho bowels. In a few hours .- vou can-see for yourself how thoroughly jt works all the constipution poison, sour ' liile und waste from the .tender, little ' fjowpls and gives you a well, playful child apoin. ' 'Millions of mothers keep "California Fig mrup" handy. They know a tva- :.t.puoufuit. today saves a sick child to morrow, Afk your druggist for genuine "California rig ryrup which lias uirec- wiih lions lor Dailies ana etumren fti nil ngi'B : vrctnv hv sflV. niTTornia ,or you lumy gci an ion--( Jation .kg svrup. ' Oregon Gas and Electric company will maintain an Ashland office for the convenience of local gas users, the agency having been taken over by the Provost Brothers hardware, according to a statement made this morning by Thomas D. Pitch, vice president and general manager of the company. Mr. Pitch states that G. C. Jenkins, former manager of the Ashland office, will be transferred to the RoBeburg office as manager, and the local gus supply will be improved by the installation of a $3000 compression tank. More than $30,000 Is being spent to improve the company's service, Mr. Pitch stated. Ashland Tidings. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf Armistice Day Nov. 11th. Let us prepare that suit for the celebration. Spuits sponged and pressed, $1.00; French dry cleaned and pressed, $1.50. Forsythe Dyers & Cleaners, 110 Mistle toe, phone 341, Work called for and delivered. Don't forget we sell guar anteed suits made to measure at $17.25 and up. 198 From present indications Medford and the valley will he represented by qulto a delegation in attendance at the Pacific Livestock exposition at Port land next week. Chill con came season open. Gusher Cafa. Two days shoe sale at The Hub, Friday and Saturday. Selby all leather shoes. Good workmanship, good heel and toes. All regular sizes and widths will be on Bale Friday nnd Saturday at one price, $3.50 per pair.. The Huh. 104 Reductions in freight on many im portant articles moving between Pa cific coast and Chicago, New York, Birmingham, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Mis souri river common points and other eastern territories are to be made at an early dale according to an an nouncement made by J. H. Muchay, general freight agent of tho Southern Pacific Co., Wednesday. The complete list of now rates and commodities af fected are now being prepared and will soon b ready for distribution. The reductions ranee as high ae it per cent on some of the articles, with a general average reduction of about 20 per cent. The Southern Pacific states It to be the largest and raoBt Important sot of reductions to be made In transcontinental rates since the last general Increase. In freight rates grant ed the railroads by the Interstate com merce commission In August, 1920. Chill con came season open. Gusher Cafo. Wednesday,' Thursday, Friday Dol lar days mean great savings to all nt Mann's, Saturday, Nov. 5th to Satur day, Nov. 12th. . . , ... .194 The city council met for throe hours last night in special meeting at which thoy threshed out routine wrinkles In Jhoircal, estate situation brought about by;the- olt taking pver properties for dolInquehtt?xes.E )i. - J.,;l Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight. $3.60 price on women's shoes for Friday and Saturday. Good solid loath er shoes ; rid- .paper-counters- or - 'soles. All sizes and widths, going to the public for two days at one price, $3.60 per pair.. The. Hub. ' .. ......... -J94 "Buckshot";. Simmons, ' prominent local fisherman caught two trout In tho Rogue rlvor near Bybee bridge Monday which bavo boon causing con siderable discussion among local sportsmen.: One of the'speclinons was seen hanging in front of tho Medfortl Harness Co. store yestorday morning; and was recognized by experts as hybrid, presumably a ctosb between a steelheud and a cuttliroat trout. Sev eral similar specimens wore caught oarllor In the season by Grants Pass fishermen. Big oarulvnl danco Sat. nlte, Nov, 5th nt Kingsbury Springs. Snyder's orchestra, 194 60 coats, all now models, going Fri day and Saturday, at $24.60. The Hub. 194 There will be a largo attendance nt tho dance to bo given nt Jacksonville tomorrow night, nt which the Imperial orchestra will furnish tho music, Mako your dollar do double duty at Mann's Dollar day sales, Nov. 6th to 12th. Soe big display In windows. 194 Invest your sense ' the Jackson County Buildln and ean association ''' ' tf' W. T. Bartlett and family who ar rived hqre yestorday by auto from Soattle expect to make Medford their home. Look! Don't miss the big dance at Jacksonville tomorrow night. Imperial Four will furnish the music. 193 I,ouig J. Simpson, ouo-timo candi date for governor, wos badly injured wlioo ho foil through a temporary floor last Friday while Inspecting the now Hotel North Bond under construc tion In that city, according to word received hero. Mr. Simpson Is inter ested in the new hostelry. Whllo no bones wore reported broken, Mr. Simp son was so badly bruised he is con fined to his bed. Eugene Guard. Two more days of shoe values nt Tho Huh, Friday nnd Saturday of this wook. Womou's real leather shoes, solid in every way, in all sizes and widths, going on sale at one price. $3.60 per pair. Tho Huh. 194 Hemstitching and plcotlng So per vard. Work done while you wait. Vanity Shop. 209 Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. Barrett of Port land are guests at the Hotel Holland. Among other guests ore J. H. Hawkins of Portland, M. O. Evans of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. R. I). Rico of Hilt, P. S. Ripe of Corvnllis, N. A. Cooke of Hornbrouk and W. K. Brown of San Francisco. 100 women's coats on sale Frlduy and Saturday of this week. Any gar ment will bo laid away with a small payment. All alterations free. 191 If yon enjoy novelty dances blended peppy music, you will not go attending tho Rlvoisldo Communltv club's uuitv Saturday nJsht, November 5th. , 195 was given at the Baptist church Sun day evening and was pronounced by many to havo been far better than ony given last winter. The men's quartet sang with feeling and expression that only a professional director can bring out In a song. Mr. Walker's superior ability as a director and instructor is being realized and appreciated by Medford people. ( Great savings all over the store at Mann's Dollar day sales, Saturday, Nov. 6th to Saturday, Nov. 12th. 191 Why not build your garage. . It's fire-proof and frost proof, and of con crete hollow tile. As cheap' as wood construction. Get our prices. Medford Concrete Construction Co. 197 The lights in the front of the Rliilto theatre were out for some time last evenln, and Mrs. Blanche Miles, the cashier, had tu resort to a candle in order to see that sho returned pros pective members of the audience the; Medford is about as much bothered Kiltson Marshal, one of ' by the traffic regulation problem on best known authors and a s:. ate of J. 0. Thompson, division manager cf ilie'Klamath division of the California- US wide and busy" streets as Portland the University of Oregon i:i 19m. will ' Or.-gon Power Co.. Is in this city for a is on its narrow and crowded st.xeta. be on the campus for Hotiieco'ii'ii'; nii'i It has to have a new ordinan-p every will spend the week-end :.t the. l e t; once in a while, and as so.-n i'.s t'le Tan Delta house. Eugene. Guar 1. new one is enacted the kiilar.'j s;a"U.j When better automobiles aie bulP. Oregon Voter. - ftuiek will build thein. " ioull have to hurry I: you wan- t get in on that big load of kindling Newcombe bus. He aUi has bluek-i. i'ett- I' NY' Phone C31. ti ' Bert's famous chin cue carne. Gush er Cafe. . Doors, windows. Medford Lbr. Co. China Illy bulbs. Jap Art Stort. The electrical amplifying rievk-e known as the "Magnavox" wl.i'.h lia- recently been Installed by Weeks at' I Orr has been attracting considerable; attention of late. The device 13 us-; to amplify the sound of a phonogrmdi record which is played on a maeM'ie within the store so that the music i.-t be heard lor a great distance up a: down Main street. The first day ;t rnrrnct nmniiiil'iif phnnt'e Tile e:illse of the lights going out was a blown;""" "I1"'"""" eei. u ...e, 1. llama 1 time lu me lluiii uuuia ui uii out fuse which had no coninection with the inside lights or the projector. I Windshield glass. Car storage by j day, week or month. Hlttsoq Motors. 214 j Your opportunity may appear in any 1 of today's classified advertisements. ! If TnAV lio In thror linen anil il rmiv lie; In tan l.t (,' 0i,..o an.l 1 . u 1 n ne t, ' d instinct will identify it. It Is i:npor-J tant that you lose no time in looking for it. : We fix 'em. Crater Lake Antonio tlve Co., 123-125 S. Front St. : The store with a convincing, aggres sive advertising plan is a convincing, aggressive, and progressive store. It Is the store you want to know about. Read Its ads. They are literature. A Medford woman reports seeing a snake with two. bends. That's the trou ble with this home- brew- stuff the women acquire the habit, too. Eugene Guard. , Auto -tops, cushions, curtain lights. Medford Auto Top, No. Grape. . 214 Insurance Plus Service. R. A.' Holmes .lie Insurance Man. , tf Coat sale at The Hub, Friday and Saturday., 50 coats at $24.60 and 60 coats at $34.50. Two days only. Alter ations free.' The Hub. 194 Wednesday's arrivals at tho city auto cump were us follows: W. D. Mo Kenzie und family of Tacoma, Wn., en route south; W. T. Bartlett and family of Seattle, who expect to locate here; T. Bnllard and family of Pasadena, Calif., enroute south and S. S. Hnnvlll and family of Seattle, enroute south. Our lino of package goods is com plete. See our Xmas ribbon novelties. Handicraft Shop. 194 AH kinds of rough and dressed lum ber, j I Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 Math St. ! Your ability for handling Jackkon coqpty, and $50,0 secures excellent pro-' position.'; Xlrt Pfpjr; 21tf , S5itj)i Central avehiu i) i I it-' 'ti ' ia:t avenue, ji U ( ,J93, Tho' work fbf drillirig dil Well'Np.'l of the Sotithorn Qreon ,peiu,elopnjjnt nnd Exploration 'cbihpany-iWas begun Tuosduy. afternoon., on. the.W.eaterlUnd orohardfi ; lease' Ty. 'jty n'flh; ;Bfbriy:'the drillers. The rotary drill went down to a tlopth of 4' feet fh fifteen minutes. .100 now modcls'inACoats: arrived to day hud will gtFoh'shle "fox two days, Friday and Saturday of this woek(t6u coats at $24.50, njid 50 cpaAt $3i(-p0. All now models. -'jAlterjjtt'louei free. The Hub.:'. .' V, ijj Mi uitpor D'-to washing- nnd polishing, motor flushing and top dressing. ' New managauient, nt --Kittson's Garage. 2J1 Mann s great Dollar Days sales open Saturday, Nov. 6th. Don't miss this sule. 194 TO'DEATH When the lsbdy bgina to stiffen ond pioverrien. ' beepmes painful it . usually . an .indication . that the kidney? re out of order. r Keep thesp . organs healthy by takiu- w" 1 ! The world's standard remedy for kidney,! livftr, bladder und uric licid troublos. Famous since 1696. Takd regularly an J keep in good heulth. In thryo sizes, all drugfjibtj. Guaranteed as repredonted. Kxiok for the ntma Gold Medal on every box ud Ac-ent uo imitation Kama . f" W? MON. NIGHT, NOV. 7 A Jr.jj ,flV CURTAIN 8 O'CLOCK i, ll "THE BEST tegl 6i GREATEST COMIC OPERA" Libretto bilfomRSmith MORE THAN A MILLION MUSIC LOV ERS HAVE LATELY AG CLAIMED IT "THE BEST IN YEARS' Regular Box Office Sale Saturday, Nov. Eth Mail Orders .Now. Lower Floor, $2.00; Balcony $1.50, $1.00 Plus 10 Fcr Cent War Tax PRICES Hnrr,titcii;ns So per yd. ' Buttons covered. Haudlcraft Shop. tf Anti-rattle springs not only stop the "attles but they stop the wear also. Kit all cars and last forever. Riverside flarape. tf d.iys attending to business. dance at Uutte Fulls, Saturday. 195 v a' c tl.e authorized service sta lin. '. r Stri:nbers carburetors, i-e-,ui." t; e nl-l -i::e w'tn a nr-w Kironi-bvtA- lu weeks fic-e trial, fra'er i-alie Automotive Co., ISi-i'j S. Front St. Stop the rattle a id wear i:i yr.ir steering rods and brake rods with a set of anti-rattle springs. Riverside Oarage. tf 1-:. J. C'atlirart and V. J. Magtson f this city v.i'.e anions the Medford :s:t 'r.-i at (Jraii'-s l'ass on Tuesday Mid Wednesday. ; : " ; . lixglD .yoiir Xmiis gifts, illere are a fr.v suggestions: Pillow cases, with PMiiji-iileiy or crocheting, slippers, s ai nil n. handmade handkerchiefs, li.irdicraft Shop. 1S4 l ull value in trade for misnt ana discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel, 103 N. Centra!. Pbons 223. 194 , Be sure and notice the latest thing in children's hair dress. Sanitary Heanty Shop. - 193 estulillshmeuts expecting to see a band cyme down the street. Your dollar gues further at Mann's great Dollar Day sales Saturday, Nov. nth to Saturday, Nov. 12th. 1!M Southern Oregon Lumber. Co. bay 2x4 lumber In various grades, planed rough, also some boards. Sell Hiph gradf tailors for men and mien. Orres, Asiilnd. Orft tf . Mr: and Mrs. J. K. Kinyon have re Iturned t: the city for the winter after a residence of a year and a half en I their big whoat ranch at Millieent, Alberta, Canada, and are residing nt their home on Deatty street. Mrs. Kinyon was formerly Mrs. Adah-Jud-son. . When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 10S or come to 711 K. Main St. Mattresses, furniture upholstering. Medford Auto 1'op, Phone 104. 214 50 coats at ?L'4.G0 and 50 coats at $34.50, go on sale for two days at The Hub, Friday and Saturday. Alterations fiM. Any carnent will be laid away with a small payment on sain. The Hub. . 14 Maurice Cottelli, chief special agent or detective at this division of the Southern Pacific railroad, spent Thurs day in the city on business. Sanitary Beauty Shop are now show ing local models in window. 193 Dr. H. E. Murphy,, aentlst, over Woolworth store. Women's coat sale at The Hub, Friday and Saturday of this week. 50 late models going at J24.G0. 50 late models going at $34.50. Two days only, Friday and Saturday of this week.' The Huh'.; ., , , . 1114 Don't forget that we can always save you money on shoes. Our buyer makes regular trips to the BEST MARKETS in the coun try and buys in large quantities for our THIRTY-EIGHT STORES LADIES' SHOES Black Vici Kid, Military Heel.! ; $3.50 Black Vici Kid, Goodyear Welt, Louis Heel . 7.35 Elack Vici Kid, Goodyear Welt, Low Heel, Round Toe 7.00 Black Vici Kid, Goodyear Welt,: Mill- ' tary Heel ....; 7.50 , Black Vici Kid, Turn Sole, Louis Heel...:, 7.50 Brown Vici, Goodyear Welt, Eound Toe, Low Heel ,.:.........i 7.50 Brown Vici, Turn Sole.... 9.00 Brown Calf, Welt, Military Heel. 5.95 Velvet Kid Comfort, ' Hand Turns $3.61,, $4.65, 4.95 ' MEN'S'SHOES ' " Brown Box Calf, Goodyear Welt $6.00 Gun Metal Goodyear Welt ..'.".". 5.00 . Black Vici, Plain Toe... 4.60 Brown Calf, English Toe ; $5.95, 6.95 Brown Cordova, Goodyear Welt 6.00 Black Kangaroo, Goodyear Welt 6.25 Brown Vici, Goodyear Welt 6.00 Brown Calf Officers, Plain Toe 5,85 Elk Hide, Work Shoes....... $2.85, $2.95, 3.65 Heavy Work Shoes ,'. .:....'.:.. $3.50,! $4.00 to 8.00 GIRLS' SHOES Black Vici, Low Heel $4.50 Gun Metal, Low Heel - 4.50 Brown Calf, Low Heel...... 4.75 Black Vici Oxford : 4.25 Brown Vici Oxford... 4.25 . Brown Calf Oxford L-i- 4.50 BOYS' SHOES Black Gun Metal, 9 to 13..:.......... Black Gun Metal, 2 to 5 1-2 Brown Calf, 9 to 13 ' .:..:.... Brown Calf, 2 to 6 1-2.. Brown English Last, 2 to 6.:.'..'. Black English Last, 2 to 5................ High Top Brown, 12 to 2.JLl.:..L, High Top, Brown, 2 to 5 : $2.95 .. 3.S0 .:: 3.50 ...4.2$ : 3.99 ..3.95, ..4.85'' ... 5.25 CHILDREN'S SHOES Girl 's Shoes, Brown and Black 8 1-2 to 11 $2.65 Girl's Shoes, Brown Calf, 11 to 2 - 3.85 Girl's Shoes, Black Vici, 11 to 2 3.25 Infant's Shoes, Vici, Turn Sole 05c, $1.25, $1.45, $1.65, $2.25 Infant's Shoes Patent Turn Sole , ... .$1.45, $1,65, $1.95, $2.25 ;! ... ', , '' ' ' it .-'J :j-H IJIJ 9 PACKARD Now you can buy a Packard Single-Six car for $2350 f.o.b. Detroit This is a reduction of $625 from its former price, and of $1290 from its price a year ago. Knowing what this car is, we say with utter confidence that nothing in the market even approaches its value. Once you ride in it, and drive it, you will say the same. The Tooting Car . formerly $2975 . . is now $2350 The Runabout . . formerly $2975 . . U bow $2350 TheCewpe .... formerly $3750 . . is now $3125 The Sedan .... formerly $3975 . . is now $3350 New prices effective, October 24, 1921 T. Seely V. Hall 123-23 S. Front Medford Q.sK the man who oivus Gyve ajmrrWriKSgs 1 4
