Medford mail tribune., November 14, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

VM'.V, ' TWO
MKM-'ORD MAIL TIM lU'N'i:. MKDIOKI). ORIXiOW MONDAY. NOV KM '.l'M II. V.r
Ifocal and
1 Personal
It develops tliat tlio Tacific Fruit f
Vwncv, company received first prize
lor the V.est commercial float in the
Armistice day paratje instead of the
Meiltord (irocery company as wan iub
lltilieil in thu -Mail Tribuc tliu following
day,
Hook of Sermons by Dr. K. J. Bulgin,
just publishf-d, price $1. heave sub
scription with pastor this week. 20a
Hert's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe.
The. local council of the Knights fj
Columbus v. ill give a dance and social j
to their friends at the American 1a:-.
t-ion hall toniKht. Itefrer.hments will ,
be served and friends of the council
are cordially invited. .Mesdames J. C.
Hayes, Leo .Miksche and H. 11. Noel
will act as patronesses.
Insurance 1'lus Service. It. A.
Ho!ins . he Insurance .Man. tf
The Masonic and Kastcru Star Danc-
ins club will hold their first dancing society's memorial building. erected
paity on Wednesday, Nov. Kith, at the; through the generosity of G. S. Uutler,
Masonic hall. This dance to ho fr i (.xpIuliiH that the reason, the building
club members only. -Delias not heretofore been opened to the
Those persons who have hills t public is because the officers of the
against the American Legion are re-j pioneer aoeiuly, who live In Jackson
nneHted to send them in at once in- villi;, have as yet taken no action In
stead of wailing until the end of the the mutter, but that such action is
mouth. I expected to be taken immediately
1'ractlcal Accountant will liorp your alter Thanksgiving. Ashland Tidings.
accounts, large or umall, cheaper than
you can hire a bookkeeper. Compute
income tax returns. Experienced In
auditing. Best of references. 10. II.
Keos, Gil lloulevard, Ashland, Ore.
Phono 3-1 8-1,. ' 203
. Medford grown chrysanthemums.
T.Taddox & Ponney. 207
Tho Medford lodge of Elks will havoganza with very pretty scenery and a
charge of the funeral services over the ; hardworking and prettily costumed
Into Kd Helms at Jacksonville tomur- j chorus, Interspersed with vaudeville
row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members j nets. The outstanding feature or the
of t':e lodge are requested to meet at , uliow was the laughable sayings and
tlio Elks temple at 1:30 p. m. for de
parture to Jacksonville.
Hemstitching and plcntlng 8o ' per
vard. Work done while you wait.
Vnnltv Shop 20fl
Herts brand tamales. Gusher Cave. 1
Medloril shoppers in tne city today:
wore Mrs, C. 10. Campbell, Miss lleillah
Campbell and Mrs. Mary Carter
Grants Pass Courier.
When you think of Cliristmns giving
think of giving photographs. Mackey
will save you money. 201 East Main
nnd Central. 207 I
Lumber prices aro advancing nnd it
purely will pay you to buy some of
tlio lumbor that Southern Oregon
Lumber company aro offering. Inquire
of Mr. Morris at mill.
Among guests at the Hotel Holland
nre P. It. Aust, G. M. Ilailentlne and M.
10. Lory of Seattle, Dr. T. A. Williams
nnd Ram S. Hall of Pasadena, Calif.,
Mr. and .Mrs. It. K. Hart and Mrs. 10. C.
Hart of Montague, Calif., and Dr. II. II.
Whitney of Ontario, Ore
Agate Jewelry, Eugar Wight.
Try Grapo Street Grocery opposite
Davis Transfer. 101 1
Sovoral projects aro soon to be
Inunched near Jacksonville that wiHicd the Armlstico Dav celebration and
give employment to a largo number of.ivisdtoi
j men for years to come that will cause
n lot of peoplo to . "sit upand take
f notice" who have been hoping ami try-'
.': lug to mako themselves think that the
old town wan down and out forever
! nnd could not bo revived. The deals
that will bring about (his condition
aro not for publication for a few days
yet. This much can he said, however,
that when the proposed enterprises
nro ostabllshod Jacksonville will enjoy
tho biggest regular puVroll of any town i
In southern Oregon. Jacksonville
Post.
ISO samples of engraved Chris! mas
nnd Now Year cards. Phone 31HI-L or
call at 325 South I lolly street.
Engraved Christmas cards. Orders
must bo taken early to Insure delivery.
Phono Trillium offico or 3II0-I, ami
party will call to show samples.
Tho Loyal Women's class of the
Pdblo school of the Christian church
will hold their monthly meeting Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Currier, 001 West Teulli street.
Medford grown chrysanthemums.
Maddox &. Ilonney. 207"
When In need of shingles and roof
mg call Wallaco Woods, IDS. 711 10.
Main.
Mrs. Taylor's Sickness Ended
' by Lydia E. Pinkhani's
Vegetable Compound
Roxbury, M.iss. :,I suilered contin
ually witli backache and was often de-
w.'r-"- -poHuem, nao uizzy
pells and nt my
iniiinthlv periods it
(was almost imtios-
sible to keep around I
at inv work. Since
my last baby came
.tuwu years ago my
.Hilitaek h:is bee', worse
i$..oand no n-isition 1
could 'et in would
relievo it. and doe- t
f ;., . iter i) ineiiicioe null
t . X e
ij.iMlnothclp mc. Afriend .
recommended I, yd .a I',. 1 niUli.'irn s Veg
etable Compound and 1 lip.ve i'einui great
relief since using it. My In -It is muoli
bttu.r nm! 1 can ub ip well. I keo
house ami have me ca:e of live children
so my work is very trying-anil I '.:! very
thankful I liavo found the Compound
nuch n help. I ro. onc:-. "i 1 it to my
friends and if you wisli to lire this letter
I urn very glad to helo any woman suf
ft.ri'ij? ns I was mail 1 used l.y.iU II.
I,.nl:lianrn Veeta!:le Cemp-mnd."
Mr?. iiAt.uE L. 'I avi.oi;, I 'i. .i.
j'iace. I.'.o:;l)irv. Mass.
TAKES CARE
OF 5 CHILDREN
tlvkache i one ot the ire.'t c.unmon .
rvii'rtoTn:i of a di-.pl.icem.ei. tor deraie'e- ;
nv.T.t of the female system. No woman '
sjoul.I make the mii-tako of tryinj; to j
ovr; i orni? 't hy heroic endurance, but j
iqii'i:. b v'ili s.'i'ayler'sexin'rienceandfry i
vULi.i''..".-ll-'''1'-,Vei;i:ia!ieCoiniiyuiid j
Ml h. IVurt of I Vn yilnlc. datmlit('r
nf H'nry Tuylor, is convalescinf; I'r mi
a tcastro-enlertstoiiiy oper.ation p'-r-formed
at, u Jucal lKiqiU.al and wan re
move'! to her hoiiie yesterday.
Cut chry.santhehuims. Jap Art store.
li'M'i'H brand lamaiea. Gusher Cafe.
For the best lino of engraved and
hand-tinted Christmas cardH call oi)0-I.
und party will call to show samples.
Saturday's and Sunday's arrivals at
the city auto camp were as follows:
H. W. Pa.ne and party of Seattle, who
may locate here; William .Mathews of
Tyler, W'n., enroute south, G. II. Lay
man and family of Aberdeen, W'n., who
may locate here; I. Chamberlin and
party of liandon, Ore., enroute north,
iul,i - A Itobei tson of Siisanville,
Calif., v.ho may locate here,
Children fared for by hour or day.
Mrs. VV. X. Campbell, 101 .Netttown.2U7
Anti rattle springs not only sto'p the
ratties but they stop the wear also,
l it all cars and last forever. Riverside
Garage. tf
.Mrs. Kmil Peil, who lu;ld.s the key
to the new Southern Ornaon Tionnor
Invest your Havings 'a the Jackson
County Huilding, and joun association.
tf
Pen's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe.
Two well pleased audiences enjoyed
tha afternoon and night performances
of "The Marcus Show of 1921" at the
ige theater yesterday, an extrava-
doings or Charley Abot, tlio diminutive
comedian, as the tongue-tied and stut
Iwing Jupiter Judklns.
Out of (own property owners: Let
nu personally make your rentals and
collections. Heferences given. fil
Post-
; 2ur,
office iiox lid, Medford, Ore'.
Edgar Wight, watch repairing.
Harry Holms arrived at Jacksonville
last night from Klamath Kalis, having
been called by the sudden death yes-
terday of his brother, Edward Helms,
Mrs. Anna Plant!, a sister or the dead
man, arrived hero from Portland this
morning.
Good culls, very large Spitz. Wood
lawn Orchard. 207
Tho Seattlo Times, Post Intelligen
cer, 1'iilon. Itecord and Star, the Fris
co News, Sacramento Star and I'nion
are sold on tho streets of Medford
dally by Hob Gallegan. Gallengan
makes his hen. I. planers In the busi
ness district of 'Me'dl'onl.- arid la. .the
.silver-voiced young man that sells the
Portland Telegram uU- tho tipvuer ..of
Front and Main from 7 a. in. to 1:30
p. in. ; -, ... 201
Miss Ester Calkins and Miss Inez
Jenkins of Klamath Falls who uttend-
with menus returned home
Sunday morning. .
,. If you aro figuring on building a
homo, bring your lilans to ira for an
estimate. Our motto is "Permanent
Construction at a Modornto Cost."
Iluild a Stucco lluugalow. Medford
Concreli; Construction Co., offlco Jack
son Comity Bank lildg. : i 201
' Auto 'tops, eimhloiiR, curtain lights.
Medford Auto Top, No. Grapo. 211
After fiddling around and hinting
several limes lately that rain was
coming the weather bureau ciiine right
out in the open this morning and pre
illeled rain for tonight and Tuesday. .
Colonial Garage, storage, accessor
ies, gas, greases, flushing crank cases
and washing a specialty. 207
Just as tho joyous days of youth
melt Into the practical years and are
gone forever, so the time for kinder
garten benefits If neglected now can
never be regained. Tiny Tots School,
S32-W. 201
A large barn belonging to Wolboru
.lleeuen at .Talent burned to thu
ground between fi and G o'clock this
morning. The building was filled with
hay ami was a total loss. The origin
of the fire Is unknown.
Wood! Wood! All kinds of wood at
1 1 IS Norlh .Central, $3.00 per tier nnd
up. Prompt delivery. Satisfaction
guar.mteed. Phono 034-X. J. M.
Carlton. 202
We fix 'em. ('rater Lnko Automo
tive Co., 12312 S. Front St.
At (he big weekly auction sale of the
C. 10. Gales Auto company last Satur
day afternoon, besides the road ma
chinery sold, a niolor truck, a Dodge
car and an Overland Six car, both
second handed, as well as a wng.ni
load of odds and ends from farmers
were auctioned off. No used Ford was
I'm op ai am-uuii ils uie auctioning on
of the other stuff consumed so much
time.
Have rented ranch, will sell our herd
of fresh and near fresh quality cows
and heilVrs. Huddle horse, Hurdle
sprayer, springtoolh hai cow and farm
machinery. W. II. Smith. Phone 1.17.
Central Point,
Doors, windows. Medford Lhr. Co.
Al Uoone and family have removed
from tin- Ituch neighborhood to Jack
sonville far (ho winter season.
.Mattresses, furniture upholstering.
Medford Auto Top, Phone 101. 21 1
High grade tailors for mon and
women. Ones. Ashland. Oro. , , tf
Ge.M-::e Hilton, Jr., appraiser for the
Federal l and bank" of the northwest
district, alter a short vacation at home
left last night to look after duties In
Hie Marshflcld section from which he
expects to return about Dec. 1st.
Starks Delicious apples $l.fi per
box. Tel. !.'.7 or call al No. 11 N. Fir
St. Only a few boxes left. Campbell
& Carley. l'O.'I
Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20
South Fir St., upstairs. Phono U1S-W.
U 210
Among tourists who arrived in the
city during the l;tst few days and v.ho
i contemplate locating here are 10. W.
I Page of Seattle. G. H. Layman and
j family of Aberdeen, W'n.. and It. A.
ltobertson of Siisanville, Calif.
Lath and plaster. Medford I.br. Co.
Hemstitching
Picoting
8c per yd.
Vanity Shop. CI
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wakeman and
daughter Annette who have been visit
ing in Portland and Corvallis for the
last two weeks returned to this city
Saturday.
All kinds of rough ana uressetl lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main St.
I lOxpcr' s to washing and polishing.
motor flushing and top dressing. New
I management, at Hittson'B Garage. 211
! Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Thompson are
jguests at the Hotel Medford. Other
guests Include W. M. Morton of Chi
cago, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Miller of
lltose.burg, Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Steven,
'son of Corvallis, H. G. Cook and family
of Seattle, and E. C. Handeberry of
Aljiany, Ore.
The Geo. I,. Trelchler Motor Co.
today received notice of reduction on
Cnited States and Goodyear tires and
tubes and will bo glad to quote the
new prices to their customers.
You'll e to hurry If you want to
get In on hat big load of kindling
N'ewcombo has. He also has blocks.
Phone CHI. tf
The Marcus Show which played an
engagement here Sunday afternoon
and night will play In Grants Pass to
night and Ashland tomorrow night.
Mrs. Paul Hanson corsetlere for
N'nUone. Phone CS5-J tf
Windshield glass. Car storage by
day, week or month. Hlttson MotorB.
214
O. V. Myers, A. J. Vance and a party
of others are planning on leaving Med
ford at 0 o'clock Saturday morning
and arriving In Eugene in time for the
annual homecoming game between U.
or O. and O. A. C. ' '
Edgar Wight, rellnbln Jeweler.
When lu need of sash and doors, call
Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 K.
Main St.
Construction work has been begun
by tlio California-Oregon Power Co
on the portion or the uncompleted St.
Marks building In tho rear of tho Med
ford Auto company headquarters, this
work Is being done in addition to the
Installation of the elevator which has
been going on for the past week.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Engraved nnd hand-tinted Xmiis
cards. Prices De to 15c each. 150
samples to choose from. Phone 3U0-L.
tl'
The sunset which Hooded the valley
last evening was one or the most beau
tiful, seen hej-o for some time and
many remarks were heard In rogartl to
it -this .morning. ,
flii Inn Illy bulbs. Jari Art Store.
Whon ,,better automobiles are built,
ItulnJc will build them. tf
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Williams depart
ed Sunday lor their home at Puonte,
Oil., niter a month's visit In Medford
with tho family of a brother, A. II.
Williams. Though residents of the ru
inous southland for many years, they
found great delight In tho ideal fall
weather of tho Itngue River valley,
and would not bo averse to living here.
Dr. 11. 10. Murphy, dentist, over
VVoolworth storo.
K. 1.. Stewart, builder, contracts for
all buildings. Itesldonce 217 Applo
street. Phono f. 13. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lawton arrived
hero Saturday night from Fort Klam
ath for n seVeinl days visit with
friends and relatives.
Hemstitching
8c per yd. .
Pultons coverod.
Handicraft Shop. 1 ' tf
An automobile collision occurred
yesterday on the Pacific: Highway
near Grants Pass between a. Ford and
a Chevrolet. Tho front part of the
Chevrolet was badly dainagod and
Dick Fanner of Farmer Hrothers re
pair hup who happened to bo return
liig'll'dm an nutomoblle trip to Eiigene
towed the Injured car Into this city for
repairs in his shop.
Have you ordered your engraved
Xnins cards? Order now for onrly de
livery. Your name engraved on these
cards. Phono 31'0-L. tf
No meeting of the Elks lodge will
be held next week as (he regular meet
ing night falls on Thanksgiving day.
Shingles, shakes. Medford Lhr. Co.
Slop the rattle and wear in your
steering rods and brako rods with a
set of anti-rattle springs, liiversldo
Garage. tf
Vulgarly speaking Medford Is suffer
ing from an Armistice day hangover In
(hat tho stringers of decorations nro
still suspended across Main street.
We are located at 30 North Holly
slreel at Valley Garage. "We are agents
for the new Velio Six n'Jd have a num
ber of bargains In used cars. Your own
terms In reason. Hattery servlco in
connection. Open .Sundays and even
ings. Medford Velio Co. tf
Captains of the teams, the chairman
of the committee in charge and other
lied Cross workers met at an in formal
luncheon lu the Presbyterian church
this noon to discuss final plans in con
nection with tho big lied Cross drive
which b"gi!is tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Seth M. liullis returned yesterday
from a lour weeks visit in San Fran
cisco. The portion of the return trip
between (tedding mid Medford was
made by auto, as Mr. Pullis drove
down to thai city to meet Mrs. liullis.
Many local people who are former
students of O. A. C. or I', or ()., will
be Interested to know that people who
di-ove down from Portland and lOugeue
yesterday report the roads In splendid
condition.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church will be held in the church
chapel Tuesday at 2:30 a. tn.
BABE AND FATHER
LIVE IN BOX GARS,
SHERIFF CALLED
A rathfi iitnbj ianc camp to lifcht
wh'-n the authorities at Vfl. Calif.
H.-nt word to the Ja k.sori county au
thoritit'8 Kuntiay to vonw ami bnnjj :i
man named Nichols and his two and
oik-hull' year old daughter hat 1c to
.Medford and take t harK' f t hem
Sheriff Terrill left for we.-d thU
morning on this prrand, and wh.-n h
returiiH an inquest into th: sanity of
Nichols will probably bo held.
It tieeni.s that Nichols and the li't
j,'hi have hen loitering and trumping
about Weed for some time past, living
in box ears and similar placus. The
motlitTlcKH little child is . about half
Fiarved and half drowned according to
the word that comes from Weed. The
mother 'died hoiiic time agrt, leuvim;
two children. The baby was adopted
by a local family, and the father em
ployed a woman on 10th street to give
tlio lit! lo girl a home. J leeently, ho
tool; the tot from her custody and
left tin-city, and was next heard from
at We d. Efforts will bo made to
have the child, who is said to bo a
very sweet youngster, adopted into a
good home, provided tho father is
found to bo insane or incompetent.
lOOllEG CASES UP
AGAIN THIS WEEK
The circuit rour: at Jacksonville is
occupied by the trial of numerous
civil suits among- which ts the suit of
tho Simonds Haw Co.. of I'ortland
against the Southern Oregon I-umbcr
Co.. of this city.
The trials of bootlegging eases
which are it result of second- indict
ments against the majority of the mon
I iricu v. ecu uoiore last win mom iieiy
take place mis week. A. iii tintes,
special prohibition agent, has arrived
in this city to appear as witness for
the state.
.llaleigh Matthews, on trial last
week on a second degree murder in
dictment in connection with the fatal
shooting of "Wig" Jacks on Soptem-
i her 2!, last, was acquitted on the first
Imllot by the. jury after twelve min
utes' deliberation. The verdict was
" reached early Saturday evening anil
met -with the approval of the Kagle
I'oint district. Jloth principals in the
'case .were residents of the Kagle I'oint
.dlstrirt.
i-
ATLANTIC LINER AFLRE,
NEW YOKK, Nov. 1 1. The nleam
slilp San FranelBCo, Marseilles fur
New York, which caught fire yester
day about 1000 miles southeast of New
York was heailiiiK towanl Uerimula to
day, radio messages from tho ship
said. The fire was spreading.
The . steamship; Kamon il'LarrinaKa
was standing liy.
Attention Elks
The funeral services over the late
Ill-other Kd Helms will be held at
Jacksonville, on Tuesday afternoon.
Nov. 1.1, under the auspices of Medford
lodge, No. litis, 1). P. O. E. Members
of the lodge will depart for Jackson
ville at 1:111) p. m. tomorrow afternoon
from the Elks Temple.
E. f. JEKOME,
202 Exalted Killer.
Royal Arch Masons
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
ffjSljgi)) Regular Communication.
feiOOiw Tuesday 7:30 p. in. Nov.
H. ''i llth. Visitors welcome.
M ARxoT"8ec
Notice
Sportsmen, don't forget tile mooting
of Jackson County Game Protective
Ass'n, American Legion hall, Thursday
evening 7:30. 201
TOO J-ATE TUjtLASSIFV
LOST Child's beaver hat between
Nat and Shasta Saturday night. Kin
der please leave at Shasta anil re-
. celve reward. 20J
WANTED Small house or apart
ments. C. Kiiiinoto. Phone 572-11-1.
201
WANTEl Honest, industrious Jap
anese boy wants Janitor or iKirter
t-ervice of any kind. C. Fijinioto.
I'lu'iie 572-K-l. 2o7
l'OK KENT Furnished sleeping
room, with bath privileges, at :I2"
S. Riverside. 205
FOlt SALE Span of mules. S or !'
hundred lbs. G. It. Hicks, Talent, on
Anderson creek. 2'M
WANTEO Woman for second work
in private family. Telephone Mrs.
Voorhies ii:!;i-J.
WANTKI Capable woman to keep
house for middle-aged lady and one
child. $10 per month. Apply lied
Cross. iil;t
FOR SALE Smalt restaurant on Main
St., a bargain. It takes two to run
it. ail clear, no incumbrances. In
quire to: v. Main St.. Medford. 2os
KOU S.U.K--IT. head of dii:y lu-irern.
out 1'f inn- best cows. Hoovt'i Dairv,
JLMTi rjirli. A. F. Talmor. Koirm
Hivor. JuO
MRS. H. P. BARRETT
LIVED YEARS ON
BREAD AND KM
' .Mrs. II. 1. Itarrett of UopubHc, su
burb of Rurlingham, Ala., gives the
Kti-ts of her remarkable experience
; it Ii 'Kan lac, as follows:
"lJurink' the past fourteen years I
have spent mon- than one thousand
dollars trying to wt rid of a com
plaint that was gradually sappintr my
strength, but until I got hold of Tan
no nothing; helped me. Kor the past
lour years I have lived almost entirely
"n milk and bread, and final'y even
that went iigainst me.
-iiefore I had finished th
!e of Tanlac. I got so 1 cou:
'hlng. and I certainly. ItP-s.
first got this medicine for
i st bot
' eat :tny-ih-
day 1
1 believe
U has added years to my life. The
people - in my neighborhood were so
surprised at the change in mo that
fourteen of them by actual roiint,
are now taking Tanlac."
, Taniac and Tanlac Vegetable I'ill
are sold by the West Side Pharmacy,
nnd by leadinsr druggists : everywhere.
Adv.
KING BILLIARDISTS
TO COMPETE FOI
CHlPIGilii!
CHICAGO, Nov. 14. Klx of the
world's leading 18.2 balkline billiard
players, representing thi'eo nations,
will compete in tile first international
championship tournament : staged in
sixteen years a week from Monday
when Willie Hoppe, the present title
holder, will defend his title- here in a
tournament continuing for eight days.
The contestants will be ttlopper, Hie
champion; Edouard HorseinaiiH, the
llelgian; Iloger Conti, the French
champion; Welker Cochran; Youns
Jake Schaefer, son of the famous wiz
ard; Ora .Morningstar and George Sut
ton. Total purses aggregating $0730 have
been offered as prizes. Of this amount
$J000 will be awarded the winner. To
the runner-up. $1500 will lie given, and
prizes of $loo(), $750 and $250 will be
awarded those finishing third, fourth
and filth.
Games in the 'tournament will con
sist of -100 points each unless in tho
event of. a tie for first place in which
case 500 points win be played to de
termine tlio winner. Three matches a
day will he the program until a round
robin in which each of the players
meets every other player, is finished.
The six who will play for Willie
Hoppe's crown lyivo been selected by
a tournament committee after a thor
ough study of the record of the many
entrants In tournament and exhibition
play over a long period of years. Four
of the players are Americans. Two of
them, Welker Cochran and Jake
Schaefer, are youngsters who have
held their places in the cue hall of
fiyne since they were in i heir 'teens.
Edouard iioreiuans, tli. llelgian con
lender, is well known to tho American
public since his exhibition tour of the
states last year. He enjoys the facul
ty of occasionally turning a 100 point
game in one inning and has a series
of high runs which compare favorably
with the best ever made In the IS, 2
game.
Card of Thanks
"We wish to thank the members of
Rebecca Iidge and our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy to us
in our late bereavement in the loss of
our beloved wife and mother. Also for
the beautiful floral offerings.
.1. M. WHIPPLE.
202 ALICE KOUUIN3.
O O D !
AM kinds of wood at right prices; dry
mill blocks.
Ord.-i Promptly Filled
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
l'r. I"lr nnd Tliii il.
l'lin
ARTISTO STONE CO.
Tou can apirecuite only liy rnllinn
Ht oiir factory tho many thliiRfl of
beauty anil valut, we have to offer In
ait Btono products. Marble Lumber,
Marozzo. HcasHola. Tcrraro, C'luy
ModolinK and Planti'r Dot-orati-jna.
Mantels, Floor Tlio, Rise, Wainscot,
Table Tops, Lawn rurniture, ei.c,
ready made cement sidewalks.
137 North Fir Street
Medford
GUI CHUHG
China Herb Store
Horb cure tor onracr.r. nennncb'4. cnt- I
irrh, uiplli- ria. sorf throat, hmi; rrouoio !
kiilnoy trouble, alomacn irouuit. nearl
ttoulde, fhtlls ami fcv.T. oranip'. coukIib. ,
pour ctix-ulut ion, carbiincl, tumorsf. 1
ora'kiMl tironst, cures nil kinds of goiters I
NO 01'i;ii.T10NS. I
Medford. Ororon. J:in. 13, 19 if-
This is to certify that I, tho inuU-r
iKtied. lm) very severe stomach trouble j
arwl had been be-theieii f.ir several ye.ir '
nd last Aucwst w.im not expected to;
'He. unii hearing of Oim Chntm (vvhCHf
r!ert store is at 214 South Krcat stroet ,
Meilfor-l), I ileoidv'd ta et herbs for my
stomach tnuible. and I siarted to feeling
"l!er as soon as 1 usmI them and tolay
tin a w e'l man a?id can heartily iccom
inctul anyone afflicted as 1 was to aee
Htm Chung and tr his Herb.
fSiKneit V. It, JOHNi-NT.
H'ttncStefl.
Win. l.ewts, Kai! Point.
W. I.. CMblrein. K.ikIo Point.
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. IV Holmes. Kaule IVint,
C. K. I (ore. K;i u I e I'oint.
J. V, Mclntvre. Kaitlp I'oint.
tVo. Von der Ilolten, K.iifle 1'otut.
Dr. Hayssen's Famous
Goitre Ointment
Just now is being used very extensively
and wonderful results are reported.
Heath's Drug Store
The Scn-Tox Shcp
109 East Main Street.
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& A Sargcant on a , GgM . y'J$$&
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if Curwood knows '3$? cfr'Mv' ii
it, writes it and r i '-C -'jJ El
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TIMES TODAY BERT LYTELL IN "LADY FINGERS"
Here's a Challenge!!
Compare the Velie Light Six, Model 34 with
all other light sixes
No other car regardless of price offers as much value
as Velie 34. Ask any owner in Medford.
$1485
Delivered Medford
Including Cord Tires All Around
Call or Phone for Demonstration
Medford Velie Company
Velie Distributors for Jackson County
VALLEY GARAGE
SO North Holly Phone 366
Miller's New
Radiator Shop
Radiators Fenders
Body Work
las x. f:r,,0
l-limic OUIMt
141
GREAT CURWOOD
STORIES AT THE
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT YOUR CAR
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