Medford mail tribune., November 21, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

rEDFOTfD ATTJ TnTBFNT!. MEDFOTiP. OnKnON. MONDAY. N'rtVF.MBFJ? 21.
Iocd'Btieis
All stylistic chow trial tr.-re fcis
ben only a T rr cnt cro; ',f apr,!--
in the country this year. h:-- -:.-mite
also in' 'i-ies r&ni'ia. T..e a;.;.:'-.-;
lev-r, se; mallei -jr:.-r U-an
usiu.1 ftnd hk''; g -El; 0:2 f.:.- r.ia.-ItX-t rt
an earlier dare than hfrrevore. .v
cording to J. S. Robinson f Sy;kanv.
Tlr-jiresident and sale m&nae-'-r !
the Karl PruSt company, at the H'-non.
WVnatrhee has shipr-l W-0 carload-;
of a i,ril-i an d V a k i ra has a h : ; '
0 ca r s . V.'e na tehee ha ; o r a '-'
ca-farrity for X"Xf carloads n3 U bold
infc them, and -.:-::rr.a is hold what ;.
mill has. From now on the sh:;:r.'-n".-;
wiil not be vry heavy, fries vlli be
hfgher in the sfrnx, depending, how
ever, on economic condition?. In the
eat a large red a.'ole is preferred
while in Europe the poplar a;.;'.e I
small and yellow. Mr. !ih'.za:i 1;
one of the authorities on apple utati-i-tirs
in the Pacific northwest Port-
land Oreonlan.
Hi 5 dance! JacV:ionv;iIe, Th'i.''-.day
Nov. 24th. Irnrer:al . piece orchestra.
for stylish and reliable s'llts or
overcoats at $' v V5 see Klein the
Tailor, 12 K. Main. nr.-:tnlrs.
You appearance will be irn.'irovM
when dressed in Klein's tailor-mad"
FUtts or overcoats. Prices $10 to '
Kiein the Tailor, 12 K. Main, upstair?.
. 20'j" f
Miss Marjorie Meyer?, a studnt
last year at the L". of O., returned 'his
morning from Ktigf-ne where she had
leen since Thursday, visit in? old
friends and attending the annual horn f
cominR festivities. J
Suits spon
cleaned and pressed 'A. J-et
know jour wants. Forsythe Dyers U
Cleaners, phone 341. Shop at Jl'i
Mistletoe. Hfy
Turkey shoot. Lake Creek, Nor. 11.
W' l v . x'a r viv.M h.ai-e d- M ) ;
-i-A-iL--:;! f-;:'.ali pare which is tot
i. Sayed TLa:-.r:iE iiay ca ihej
or e.?v. c! the Aihland t-arr. j
oiid iK't co':nt fcs s:ror.s'y ia favor
the Re 1 Jnf: ".Vn.te on a w-t field as
:r;.is z-rii. Order? 1
r:y to injure del;rery. !
f'ivne- o"xe or S'-v-L feo-j
;1 call :o show sample-. j
fcan ..erchief likens whtte '
jn cents a $;"iare a '
k. k e
Kr-r.
Ph:ne
part" "
F;n
snJ co
ie-i; s Art I :-ar:rr.er.t.
V.'or: or. the n'-w :r.n:
h-j;it hy she Presbyterian
Yj - River w;; V- slrte;i
The Mrict ire w;ll be 40
-i-:ci to V
ch irrh a,
his we-it.
feet by '
f-et. a:.l wiil be u-d by the toys a-'!
sr:r s of the eorrrrrir'.y.
fihir.le. shakes. Med fori Lhr. Co.sj
V.'hen in need of shingles and roof-i
m? caU Wallace Woods, 105, 711 E. '
M a ; n . j
Sinatire ct3 for ads and letter-
heads designed. H. Grey. Phone 7o. 1
2-2
Doors, windows. Med ford I-br. Co.
Tiie 1'. S. Civil .Servjf-e commifasion i
ann-i;nees a jarii'or ea ruination to ;
liil -be of laborer, V)h reri
tior;s v. ill clone I;"-eri!V-r I j. For far
ther information and application
bianks appiv to I-e M. Hail, local sec
retary, board of civil service exarnin-j
erri, Mwjford. or to th secretary, lltit;
I. S. Civil ire District, Pos'
OJrire buildint:. Seattle.
R. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for
all buildings. Residence 217 Apple
street. Phone G43. tf
We are located at 30 North Holly
street at Valley Garage. We are agents
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i Shoeing at the P age Theatre Tomorrow.
Owners of business houses all over
city a e di:-r-overi: ri'iir.ero-is
! leaks in rf:. pk;iiht. window cat
j merits and other places as a result o:
j the present dor.aMon to the southern
Ortjon rainfall by ' Jupe Pluvius." As
a result of this same dovvnfau tne
local hish bojt and rubber kIs mar
ket has ffken a skyward leap. a:;d the
KaP-s of top dressing for cars i-s in
creasing. Signature cuts for ads and letter
heads designed. H. Grey. Phone 75.
vice
l marveln-is ai;d ineriious
Vi'&y." . Former combatant associa
tio:i3 were forme'1 in Germany, he
continued and marshalled on occ-t-siijr.al
military anniversaries.
d and pressed 11.00. Dry J for the new Veiie Six aid have a num
ber of bargains m used cars, jour own
terms in reason. Hattery service in
connection. Open Sundays and even
ings. -Medford Velie Co. tf
rate or engraved calling
S racial
cams. Call 390-1, or Tribune office.
NO
RISE
IN
PRICE
SFECIAL THANKSGIVING
WEEK
FOOTBALL
The
You
FnnU'st
K ver
Game
Saw
BARKER VS. STANLEY
The Kicatcst fiicilbull sliii-s hi .nietica on
tlic teams and
CHARLES RAY PLAYING
FOR BARKER
The liK nuilch ulll Im'iii
TOMORROW
CHARLES RAY
Two Minutes to GoH
IIIS'I'KK Ki:.T() COMKIIV, "TIIK
SCAKKCItOW." IMTIIH MOWS. "IlKT
TV" AM) TIIK .MKillTV OIUiAX
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 Uy Aeso-ciat-d
Press.) Art:;tide I!riand. seven
tini'-.s prir;:e minister of France, held
fi:e a:n:.s confer.-nc-: in a rapt hour t;
fiay with the world for his audience,
while he told of the need of France for
a lare army. The picturesque "strong
uian" of France, acknowledged by
Lioyd George as having the finest
I ariiamentary voice in Kuroj-e" was
the d rawing card which packed me
morial hall of the Daughters of the
American Revolution with such a
t,atherin of distinguished notables as
cMdrini It; fnnnd nniipr rhp rnnf nf rnp
blockade discontinue the sale of lick-, iunHri"
The premier's voice, ordinarily vi-
i brant and K-netrati:fr, and particular-
Iv rii-h (n r.v-r-tr.n-i rnrnlnl:ired t. f!!l
-r uk-iu oi u.- rt,unru m'.-i.k-, i the hall and no mo
Mark Monmn.ery, the lural as-nt, a(Htor was as
this nHrning. Mi ail his telegram Mr.
Hcott a'ifl.s : "On account of this storm
tearing wires down am unable to Ket
any definite advice how lonjf the rail
roads east of Portland will be out.'
Special rate on engraved calling
cards. Call 310-1.. or Tribune office.
Kngraved and hand-tintc-d Xmas
cards. Prices 5c to lGc each. 150
samples to choose from.
For the best line of engraved and
hand-tinted Christmas cards call
and party will call to show samples. ;
Invest your savings 'n the Jackson j
County Building and oan association, j
tH
"Because of storm slides and snow ;
ets to points east of Portland until i
further advised," wired John M. Scott,
general passeng'-r agent of the South
e. The effect upon
though the Ktates-
iman was speaking directly and per
Uonally to him, rathe;- than to a large
I tainering. j n're was no nispiay oi
"cold storage" eloquence.
t M Hri;nd hml l.f-fnrc- him n din nr
two of notes, on the big green tables,
; but he did not refer to them and in
; this respect, followed his manner of
Phone 3f0-L 1 fiP'i-K1I-t; -ion: cue iriuune oi tne cnam-
ff.uti ji ui'iUJ-a.
Ieuve your order for fancy needle-
Five feet six, and heavy of bodv, the
work at Deuel's Art Department. --'- l unnibier was a biriMiis
I The citv street department em-' fisMre' as firf(1 b" his own mence
I nloviM heian in irel bi.Rv Pnrlv lhlslh Pded for adequate protection for
inorning brushing back accumulations I
I of leaves in the gutters and removing
piles of leaves from around catch
J basins, so that the immense flow of
rain water would iint. rloir nn tliw ha-
: sins an.1 have free .lav t run on the j iey was 10 maina!'n a s mal1 arm-v
. htreecs 10 the .storm sewers. , Secretary H.iKhea saW he took plea
sure 10 state tnat gratitymq pro-
I his native soil.
In introducing the subject of lan'l
armament. Secretary Hughes sajtl
i there was no prohiem there for the
;IX; TOXKiHT
juitY riciuditn ix 'i iiitoi ;n Tin: hack uomr
I lirlgiiten up your ads and business
i stationery, with a new signature cut
designed at reasonable charge H
Grey, Mail Tribune. 2-':
New management at Helms' club
hoiiHe, Kingsbury Springs, for Thanks
giving eve., Wednesday. Nov. T.. A
good clean dance and good time for
everybody. ' 21'J
China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store.
The local Klks who attended the
Ashland Klks' smoker Saturday night
teport having a very enjoyable time,
and that the C round boxing bout be
tween Hauling Frick of Medford and
Kid Sargent of Ashland, which went
to a draw, was worth going miles to
seo and furnished as much if not more
thrill than their recent bout in Med
ford.
Kat turkey dinner before a big fire
place. Rogue Klk, Thanksgiving.
When better automobiles aro built,
llulck will build them. tf
(Irand annual masquerade! Where!
Trail! When? Thanksgiving eve.
Nov. 2;!! 209
Windshield glass. Car storage by
day, week or month. Hittson Motors.
214
Cut chrysanthemums. Jap Art store.
Loose Pressed
Sage
For Turkey Dressing
Heath's Drug' Store
The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street.
AT ELKS TONIGHT
Klks and their families aro invited
to witness the exhibition to he niven
al the Klks temple tonight by Miss
Frances Anderson, who is heralded
as t ho champion woman billiard
pliiyi-r of the world, which title nhe
has held for the past 10 years. The
exhibition begin at N : 1 5 o'clock, and
in addition to appearing in a match
i:ame with an expert player of the
Klks club Miss Anderson will present
a series of fancy and trick shots.
M'su Anderson is on a tour of the
rutted Stales and is now un the
from 1'orlland to San Francisco, iv
liiK demonstrations of her ability at
various cities on the roast. She his
lost but panics out of a total of
l.0 that she has played on the pres
ent tour, and every opponent with
the exception of one was a man iu.i
j in tho majority of caes the rham-
pioii of the city where the match was
I played.
j -Miss Anderson has boon playing
IdUiards since- she was 1 I year. of
- ittfe nnd has a record run of .".1 made
i at Iatin. Ohio, two years nyo. She
uses a 1' 1 ouneo cue and an open
pame is her preference.
FRANCE FEARS WAR LORD
(Continued from pagr- one.)
sail!, ;-nv;mv had f:round ( o .'
Its men available for in lit'.. try sor-
gress had heen made during the first
week of (he conference."
"The United States fully recognizes,
however, the apprehensions and diffi
culties of foreign powers regarding
land armament," he said.
'The proposals of the American gov
eminent residing the limitation of
naval armament." said Secretary"
Hughes, have been tinder considera
tion by the committee of the plenipo
tentiary delegates and aided by a sub
committee, the matter is progressing
favorably.
'f think I am justified in saying,"
Secretary Hughes continued, sneaking
with refernco to the Far Eastern
questions, "that our expectations with'
reference to th- expedition and the
consideration of these questions havej
been more than realized."
Premier Itriand, rising to present!
the views of France, began by saying
bis government was anxious to take
all measures possible to assure a last
ing peace.
France could not put down her arms
under present circumstances, declared
Premier Briand, because of conditions
closely touching her national integ
rity. He said that because of conditions
of instability, France must measure
them with reference to the const
e,nenccs to her own security.
Critics had said, the premier con
tinued, that France srnght military
ascendancy in Kuropo, but he assert
ed the Imputation was only a cruel re
proach, especially coming after her
record in the war.
Royal Arch Masons
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Special communication
Tuesday, Nov. 22nd, 7 p.
ni. M. .M. and P. P. Oys
ter supper. Visitors wel
come. A. F. NOTH, Secy.
w. o. w.
Medfoid Camp No. I0. will hold a
business mtin;; the I. O. O. F. hall.
Wednesday evening. November 23, at
7: 30 p. m. Team members are re
qwsted to he present.
-I1' A J. CHOSE, Committee.
Virh Modford trad" is Medford rrad
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And it will last much longer if you wash it
yourself in the easy, rubless Citrus way.
Just work such fragile things back and forth in a creamy
Citrus suds, gently pressing the cleansing lather through
and through the soiled pJaces. They'll rinse easily and
thoroughly and dry snow-white and soft.
There's nothing like Citrus. . Use it for every soap need.
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Home of the
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All Latest Records
Carried in Stock.
Weeks Orr
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The Home of
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Talking Machine .
All Latest Records
Carried in Stock,
The Largest and Most Complete
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WE ALSO CARRY ONE OF THE LARGEST DISPLAYS OF
HEATERS AND RANGES
See our window for display. Heaters from $2.65 up.
Ranges polished steel top, 18-inch oven, $49.50 and up.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MATTRESSES
Cotton combination, full size . . . .r, . .;. . , $5.50
40 lbs. Cotton, all new material . . ... . .,. ... ...... .,. $7.00
30 pounds floss . ., , r li $15.00
35 pounds Floss $16.50
SATURDAY SPECIAL AT 10 A. M., BROWNIE ROASTER 25c