Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 25, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTAOE TWO AIi:i)FOIn MATL TKIBUXK. MKDFORT). ORKiO. FKIDAV. XOVKMBF.R 2h W-M Focal and " Personal i The first mail from the east since last Saturday arrived in the city yes terday and was delivered today. There was quite an accumulation of first class and parcel post mail, and the postoffiee this morning bore a shortly hefore Christmas time appearance. The eastern mail was delayed and held up by the bad storm conditions around Portland and eastern Oregon. It seemed like Monday today to most folks, and in addition many had the usual after holiday grouch and such a dislike, for turkey or chicken and the trimmings that Ihey vowed never to taste the stuff again. Sec our button card for new Ideas In covered buttons. Handicraft Shop. New shipment of women's coats, special sale for two days, all new models at new low prices at The Hub. 211 Good clean rags wanted at Medford Printing; Co. . Only three arrivals were registered at the city auto camp yesterday, these arrivals being: H. S. Unite and family of Portland, enronte.homc; S. I. Green, of Davenport, la., onroute to Seattlu and J. Leahy of Seattle enrotite north. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for NuDono. Phone 6S5-J tf .32,000 miles without repairs. Buy a Ilupmobile. Clark Motor Co., dealers 21:1 American Legion assembly tonight Dancing 0-12. Everybody Invltod Tickets $1,00 a couple. 21 1" Kd Walker, deputy district gamo wardon of Douglas county, and family were hero from rtoseburg spending Thanksgiving day with relatives of Airs. Walker. ., . . Auto tops, cushions, curtain lights. Medford Auto Top, No. Clrape. 2H Is That Cold and Cough Hanging On? YOU will bo convinced that Dr. King's New Discovery docs just what it is meant to do soothes coU(;li raw throats, congestion-tormented chests, loosens the phlegm fuck and breaks the obstinate cold and grippe attack, relieves the congestion in the head. No harmful drugs, therefore good for children as well aa grownups. Kight away you will notice the change for titc better. Mas a con vincing, healing taste that you will appreciate, liuy a bottle at any drug, giatt os the way lime t-iiiht, tOc. Dr. King's New Discovery For Colds and Coughs Lazy People, Lazy Bowels. Don't neglect constipation, It undermines the health, lakes all vim out of vou. Dr. King's Pills will invigorate the system, stir up the liver, move the lovcis. All druggists, 25c. DPHOMPT! WON'T CIUPE , r. King's Pills TODAY LAST TIMES lieal Hay action, real Itjiv humor. vcnl Itnv heart-punch In Itlchnril Aiiuros quicK-moving play of football, college and castles In the air. Such a thrill! CHARLES RAY 'TWO MINUTES to GO' Putlio News Buster Keuton Special Comedy . "Betty" and our mighty Organ UEBB Coining Kii(tirtlu)' "TIIK lU'NVH," (niTtli The Two Big Sellers Hayssen's. Goitre Remedy and Masten's Vitamon Tablets Heath's Drug Store The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street. The billiard enthusiasts of Medford are much pleased over Young Jake Schacfer having won the billiard cham pionship of the world Wednesday night by defeating Willie Hoppe, who had held that title for years, by 500 to 1 340 In an exciting contest. In Medford I Schacfer played an exhibition game here about a year ago at the Klks club with Vamada, another expert player. All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main St. Stamped gowns and combinations already for embroidery. Handicraft Shop. Dancing at Nat. Sat. nlte. 211 News comes from Grants Pass that William Kern of Placer is out a new car by what officers believe Is the direct result of recent arrests for nioonshliilng In that district. Some time since last Friday, when three men were convicted of moonshine op erations, persons practically destroyed the machine belonging to Kern. Pive new tires, the cushions, backs of the seats and the top were sliced to rib bons, the timer, .carburetor and other like equipment were thrown away, whiio the vandals attacked the engine Willi n hammer. Threats had been made to wreak vengeance upon any one who gave Information concerning the lirpior operations in that district and the officers believe that friends of the convicted moonshiners suspected that Kern had Informed the district attorney. The Apostolic Kaltb congregation will hold regular services In their new hall at 12S Hast Main street over the Marsh grocery, beginning Friday, Nov. 2,r), on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:4G, and Sunday morning at 10:30. 150 samples of cngrnved Christmas and New Year cards. Phono 390-L or call at 325 South Holly street. Pig masquerade at Helms club house, Kingsbury Springs, Saturday night, Nov. 2dth, Ashland. 212 Guests at the Hotel Holland Include Mrs. May Kelly of Walln Walla, Wn., I. J. Irvine, Glen G. Harris and Robert .1. Nixon of Yreka, Calif., U. E. John son of Seattle, N. Ilroughton of Hose burg and Hobs Small of Corvallls. Gentlomen make evening npiolnt menu lit the Sanitary Beauty Shop for scnlpj treatment, facial massage, etc. lOxpoxt operator. Phono 595-.I. 215 Kino Thanksgiving dinner served until 8 p. m., $1.00, at the Shasta. 211 Wanted Clean rags at .Medford Printing Co. The Oregon legislature will be con vened in extraordinary session at. the state capltul, Salem, Monday, Decem ber 111, for the purposo of placing be fore the pcoplo of the state at a spec ial olectlou the question of a tax levy for the purposo of raising the state's quota of ?3.000,000 for the fair. Wo aro located at 30 North Holly street at Valley Garage. We are agents for the now Velle Six oud have a num ber of bargains In used enrs. Your own terms in reason. Battery service In connection. Open Sundays and ovon Ings. Medford Yolio Co. tf Dancing at Nat. Sat. nlte. 211 Special rato oi engraved calling cards. Cull 300-L or Tribmio office. a clean, n-lsp, olrvrr comnly, with MukIm's In tKiSIW-' -ZS-SttfX -rfSSBJC TMf I W. L. Valentine of Klamath Falls! was a Thanksgiving Day visitor In the 'city. . j Special prices on women s Bhoes at iThe Hub Friday and Saturday at one, I price, $3.50 per pair. All sizes and widths. 211 j New shipment women's coats on i.sale at The Hub for Friday and Satur-j i day. All new models not shown be I fore this season. 211'' j Dancing at Nat. Sat. nlte. 211 j M. Atkins watt arraigned In Justice Taylor's court this morning and (dead j guilty of failing to dim his headlights on the night of Nov. 23. Atkins was arrested by Deputy State Motor Traf i fie Officer J. J. McMahon and was j fined $10. j Try our merchants lunch. The ! Shasta. j We do stamping for your needle- ork Deuel's Art Department. j 1 Big masquerade at Helms club house, Kingsbury Springs, Saturday! night, Nov. 26th, Ashland. 212' Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. V. Hrid well of San Francisco, a son on Nov. 22. Mrs, Brldwcll was well known here as Ixiuiw; Daddysman. Two days special sale on women's shoes at The Hub. Gpod leather shoes for' holise and street wear, all sizes and widths, at one price, $3.50 per pair. The Hub. 211 High grade tailors hr men and , omon. Ores. Ashland. Ore. tf Damlcss Hose for children 20c nt the Colonial. 212 Several hundred local people ate their Thanksgiving dinners at the hotels, of which 250 plates were served .'it the Hotel Medford. Wise people know what a "Hup" Is. Clark Motor Co. 213 Mattresses, furniture upholstorlns. Medford Auto Top, Phono 104. . 2H Dancing at Nat. Sat. nlte. 211 Authority to open the recently con structed bridge over Deer Creek at Selma for traffic was received by Judge Kelus Pollock this morning. The detour brldgo was threatened by high water, and as the new' bridge waB considered ready by local engi neers, a message was sent to Engineer Herbert Nunn, of the stale highway commission, who granted the request to open the bridge at this time. Grants Pass Courier. Until Dec. 1st, subscriptions for Harper's Bazaar will be taken for $1.50 for (i mo. Medford Cigar Co. 211 Combination sale at The Hub Women's coats and shoes. Coats from $15 to $75. Women's shoes, all sizes am widths, on sale for two days, Fri day and Saturday at $3.50 per pair. The Hub. 211" American Legion assembly tonight. Dancing 9-12. Everybody Invited. Tickets $1.00 a couple. 211 Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. 15. W. Simmons left Wed nesday by auto for Los Angeles where they intend to spend the winter. Big closing out sale on ladles' and children's hats starting Nov. 19th, Sparta Bhlg., R. 2, across the street from Pago theator. Mrs. A. 11. Koehler. 211 Edgar Wight, watch repairing. Attractive Innovations In American Legion Jewelry. Martin J. Iteddy. 213 The stormy conditions of today were not relished, and aided In contributing to tbo after holiday gloom. From Wednesday at 5 p. m. until S a. in. today .08 or an Inch of rain fell in Medford. Main is the prediction for tonight and Saturday. Special rato on engraved calling cards. Call 390-L or Tribune office. Slinplo designs stamped Tor embroi dery on tho best quality piquot tubing. Handicraft Shop. Dancing at Nat. Sat. nlte. 211 The November sacred concert by the First Baptist church choir is in preparation and will bo given next Sunday evening. These concerts drnw largo and npprocJatlvc audiences, and no doubt the usual large congregation will gather Sunday .evening to hear some of the' better 'things in sacred music under the leadership or Mr. A. Andrew Walker: Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight. Hemstitching 8c por yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Children's wool hose Sue at the Colonial. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Klucker spent Thanksgiving day In tho home of C. L. Hobart at Grants Pass. AH pure linen Initial hdkfs. 30c while they last. Handicraft Shop. Kdcar Wight, rellnbln 1ewiler. II. Farrow, carpenter. Central Point. Good work a specialty. 7S8-.I-3. 215 The Klamath Fnlls-Medford stage is still making Its dally trips between the two cities despite the rains of the past week. The road over the Green Spring mountain Is In rather fair condition, being slippery and sloppy and not mirev. .Signature cuts for ads and letter heads designed. II. Grey. Phone 7.V 222 Buttons covered at Deuel's Art De partment. . Wo fix 'am. Crater Lake Automo tive Co., 123-125 S. Front St. W. It. "Bill" Coleman, who has been connected with the screen department of the state game commission, has been appointed screen superintendent. American Legion assembly tonight. Dancing 9-12. Everybody invited. Tickets $1.00 a couple. 211 Leave your order for Taney needle work at Deuel's Art Department. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED By young man attending high school, place to work evenings, mornings and Saturdays, so 1 can finish the school year. Address H. W., Mail Tribune. 213 WANTKD .100 reel Much used pipe. Box M. Mail Tribune. tf WANTED Ford roadster in fair con dition. State price. Theod. Rein, 23H Cent nil Ave S, 21" Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter leave Saturday for New York and Bos ton where they will spend the next few months, and enroute east will st i at Colorado Springs, Colo., for a fev. days visit. Fine handkerchief linens whit' and colors 25 cents a square a Deuel's Art Department. ' Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. ' 50 dresses very specially priced a' the Colonial. 212 ft. 10. Bundy of Portland, has, pur chased and taken charge of the Ser vice Garage, 22 South Fir stieet and will remain an up-to-date place, biiyiui: and selling cars and will run day ami night service. Mr. Bundy is very mud pleased with Medford and the valley G. II. Layman, who Is experienced in the auto lino, will be associated with -Mr. Bundy. ' When In need of shingles and root ing call. Wallace Woods, 108, 711 t Main. Signature cuts for ads 'and letter heads designed. II. Grey. Phone 75. 222 Engraved Christmas cards. Orders must be taken early to Insure delivery. Phone Tribune office or 390-1, ane party wlfl call to show samples. The majority of celery served on Medford tables Thanksgiving day was home grown, local rolks finding it bet ter quality than the California shipped- in celery, and therefore much pre ferring It. . Doors, windows. Medford Lbr. Co. It. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple street. Phone K4 3. tf' American Legion assembly tonight, Dancing 912. Everybody invited. Tickets $1.00 a couple. 211 Charles Abbott, a former resident of this city who attended O. A. C. last year and who is now a member of a surveying crew on the Klamath river In northern California, Bpent Thanks giving day in this city and reu;.ned last night to Hornbrook. ' Signature cuts Tor ads and letter heads designed. H. Grey. Phone 75. 22 For the best line of engraved and band-tinted Christmas cards call 390-L and party will call to show samples. Invest your savings 'n the Jackson County Building, and oan association tf J. W. Berrian, superintendent of the Butte Falls fish hatchery took the first silverside eggs at the new dam, built about two miles from Eagle Point on Butte creek by Mr. Berrian. on Tuesday of this week. They were a fine lot of eggs and were taken to tho Butte Falls hatchery. A big run of silverside is also reported at the Savage Itapids dam near Grants Pass. The county mooting of those inter ested in dairying, which will be held at the public library here tomorrow afternoon, will begin at 1:30 o'clock. Engraved and hand-tinted Xmas cards. Prices 6c to 15c each. 150 samples to choose from. Phone 390-L. tf Brighten up your adB and business stationery, with a new signature cut designed nt reasonable charge. H Orey, Mail Tribune. 222 China Illy bulbs. Jap Art Store. Mrs. W. C. Bolieu. a resident of the Crater Lake highway northeast of this city picked a crato of strawberries Wednesday morning, Nov. 23, for use on Thanksgiving day. ' Dresser scarrs stamped for colored embroidery on unbleached muslin. Handicraft Shop. When bettor automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Wlndshiold glass. Car storage by day, week or month. Hittson Motors. 1 ' 214 Mr. am Mrs. George Peake and 'laughter Patricia of Grants Pass, spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Peake's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Trowbridge. Insurance Plus Service. R. A Holm"s ihe Insurance Man, tr Cut chrysanthemums.' Jap Art store. 25 coats nt greatly reduced prices at the Colonial. 212 Beautious Que! The Favorite Wife I'nwilling recipient of the Snick's favor, risking life for true hue. Hmrcd the block be cause of the. uohillty nt an un wanted lover. Behold Zuleika, who finds happiness where an other would have found despair. She is the best beloved in "One Arabian Night" A w luili' wonder city rtnTciitt-d with POLA NEGRI SUNDAY RIALT0 WANTED the Biggest Pumpkin in Sntttliprn Oregon. W'vitc t ho Stvri'tarv, hind Winter F;iir. Ash. CONOMY GR0CEHK1A "THE HOME Tomorrow we will : & GambI e's Goods. at cur store all day this occasion, exra LUNA SOAP 25 for $1.00 WASHING COMPOUND THE CHEAT INVENTION Wirwour tiJUBY ro ft ftnumw Co to & Aoa Sunday at tho Presbyterian church will bo "Bible Sunday" as this day is set apart over the nation in recogni tion of tills worthy book. Tiie pastor will discuss "Loyalty to the Scrip tures" at the morning service and "How We Got Our Bible" at the even ing service. An extra special musical treat nt the morning service by the quartet. Mr. Curlcton Janes will play a violin solo and the quartet will sing two numbers. At the evening service tile young people's chorus will sing and Miss Yaeer will sing "Hold Thou My Hand." When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 B. Main St. See our lovely lino, of dolls. Handi craft Shop. Dr. II. E. Murphy, dentist, over Wool worth store. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel Hldg. Telephone 503-R t( PEarliME NEXT TIME YOU ORDER FLOUR, PURCHASE KERRS Best Patent Flour BEST PATENT! A superior blended flour for P FLrOUR ; jj E- MAMurAcHio Perfect Bread Baking II g Kerr G'rroRD & Co, Inc. ' II g- PORTLAND. OREGON ; ifj II jf l l "At Your Grocer" A, sKniKfi, (You get more loaves per sack) Warner, Wortman & Gore's, Hibbard's Grocery, the Truax Store West Side Groceteria, Bungalow Store, Oakdale Grocery, Econ omy Groceteria. Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc. Portland, Oregon OF BREAD I.IKE MOTHER HADE" hold a factory representative sale of Proctor A special salesman from the factory will be to explain the qualities of each product. For special prices have been made on all goods. 1 pound . . . 11-2 pound. 3 pounds . . 6 pounds . . 9 pounds ' .. Crisco The Favorite Shortening IVOry Small size 13 for $1.00 Soap Large size 7 for 95c LENOX SOAP 33 for $1.00 Pearline 5c Star Naptha Powder 9c Gates & Lydiard, Among guests at the Hotel .Medford are It. S. Beeber of Seattle, J. F. Slack and B. T. (iregg of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. ft. E. Long and Frank Ayrls of Rod Bluff, Calir., W. F. Bolls of Phila delphia and 12. A. Taylor of New York. Another shipment of stamped lunch sets, $1.25. Set consists of cloth with i napkins to match. Handicraft Shop. Lath and plaBter. Medford Lbr. Co. ForInfcnts,InvaI!d3nnciGrow:ngC;i::i:nn Original Food-Dnnl: Fot All Ages Sae 7JUI& infants "mi invalids ' . ' " w ASK FOR CHCTi j&BBim tiRVRffi&Horlick's . . 22c . . .30c . . .58c .$1.13 .$1.68 ivory m SOAP FLAKES P.&G.NAPTHA m m 15 for $1.00 STAR NAPHTHA WAbMINll POWDER Props. nt ntoeiiR l iahou CO. M Today tho local groceries and meat markets had the usual after holiday light business, as most families aro living on Thanksgiving leftovers until Saturday, when a brisk business is ex pected in food lines. Hemstitching Plcotlng ; Sc per yd. ; ' '' Vanity Shop. ' tt ihe Original Avoid Imitations i? Substitutes Rich mfl'c, malted grain extract In Powder No Cootdnst Nnuriahin DiTOntiWn mm a mm for