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Following ilie stormy weather of liie
wtek ihu loir weather prcdiuiun for
tonight and Saturday is welcome.
Colder weather is predicted fr to
night. During Thursday's storm .10
of an inch of rain fell, makinff the rain
fall of the season so far 3. SI inches, of
which 2.41' inches foil since la.it Sun
day. A liberal sprinkling of snow was
seen in the foothills and mountains
this morning.
Chiropody room 20G Phipps block.
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Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan associa
tion, tf
Dr. Franfc Koberts, dentist. Deuel
Wdg. Telephone S03-R. tf
In view of failure of congress to
; pass the bill extending the time for
; payment of grazing fees on national
forest lands. Senator McXary sought
jan opinion from the secretary of agri
culture regarding possible power of
tiie department to HihtioQe payment
without congressional action, he Is in
formed that the department feels it
lacks this authority, but wiil instruct
forest supervisors to be tolerant on
payments which fall due tomorrow
and withhold suit in court so that rea
sonable time may be had for payment.
Portland Journal.
Halloon! Dancing! Sat. nite Xat.217
Another big dance at Applegate
Saturday, Dec. 3. Sunset orchesti
217
Pretty dishes for Xmas gifts nt the
Truax Store. 217
.Mrs. Cole Holmes left this afternoon
for San Francisco where she will
spend the Christinas holidays.
, C. W. L'a.rett, of the Oregon i.exir.g.j Many people from the city and vicin-
ton company in Portland arrived in . ity were quite disappointed this morn-!
, 111,8 c"-v 'he early pari of the week j ing to learn that the Koch suecial
with a new- i,ex:ngton sedan which he, train which had been expected to a -
llmi'fe llli'in friint rh .l .liv I . . .,, .
...... nic ju jieuiora atjout V a. ni , v.,. m l
j Signature cuts for ads and letter- not reach the city until between 1 anl
i heads designed.
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uts for ads and letter-; not reach the city until between 1 anl
d. H. Grey. Phone 75.12 p. m. A small crowd began t i gaiij-
o.,(,!r.r ut tV.a i.r..- u i. i..,.
Cut chrysanthemums. Jap Art store. j quickly dwindled away on learning oi
snooting match one mile north of 'he delayed train.
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Tomorrow Viola Dana
i hoenix on Pacific highwav. Sundav
Dec. 4th. Turkeys and hams. Shotgun
and ritle. vis
A turkey and ham shoot will be con
ducted next Sunday on the Ed Lam
port place one mile north of phnoniY
The contest will involve both rifle and
shotgun shooting at slationaiy targets
anu clay ptgeon3.
Anything in dressmaking Hon, bv
experienced eastern dressmaker until
the holidays. W ork guaranteed. Write
nox ou, .vieuforu. 218
liutter 4ti cents Saturday only Truax
Store. 217"
Halloon! Dancing! Sat. nite Xat.217
Povlin Dehley, a former local high
school student who has been working
i in Los Angeles for some time past will
arrive home this evening to remain in
i Hie city indefinitely.
i The White Sewing Machine store
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.-,.,,-u mil im.i; us ueautiuHriers in
Toys and Xmas gifts at Truax's.217
Edgar Wight for low prices. tf
Another big dance at Applegate
Saturday, Dec. 3. Sunset orchestra.
217
When In need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 1US or come to
711 E. Main St.
The streets of the business sec. i in
took on a Chrismassv aotieaiante this
forenoon when evergreen trees wer-i
placed at the lamp posts and poles.
If you have a light auto or bug you
want to rent for a few days to a per-"
son who will take godd care of it,
address S, Mail Tribune, stating where
car can be seen. 218
Christmas dishes and glassware,
Truax Store. .T
Another big dunce at Applegate'
aat'irday, Uec. 3. Sunset orchestra.
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Glenn Simpson and Don Spence
, . " I ui'-iiu nuiipson anu in spencer,
the Sugar Howl, has a factory demon- j commander and adjutant respectively
I "--""' en nauuie tne ,,i the Ashland post of the American
j China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store.
i Another shipment of ribbon novel
i ties. Handicraft Shop.
Edgar Wight for Xmas gifts. tf
No arrivals were recorded at the
(city auto camp yesterday, presumably
because of the disagreeable weather
as a half dozen or more arrivals were
recorded Wednesday.
When better automobiles are built,
Duick will build them. tf
Insurance Plus Service. It. A.
Holmes, The Insurance Man. tf
Leave your order for fnncv nnii.
! work at Deuel's Art Department.
.isn Lnapman left this morning for
Medford and other southern Oregon
points where he will remain on busi
ness for several days Eugene Guard.!
Saturday holiday suecial. 4 rano milt1
49 cents, Truax Store. 217
Whether your motor is new or old,
whether it bo a Ford or n Pneknr.i
( ...v, uina jjiaiuuB wni increase your
lliower anu decrease your vibration, oil
and gas consumption. Wo nimni..
the above results. Ulverslde Garage.
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Where else do you find
store will quote
Suits and
Suits that sell in other
stores at $40 to $60
going at $25. Suits that
other stores sell at $35
going at $19.50
such values- what other
you such prices.
Overcoats
Overcoats that sell in
other stores at $40, go
at $22.50. Overcoats
that sell for $30, going
at $19.50
The Best Shoes in Town
at prices you can afford to pay. Just ask your neighbor where
he buys his shoes. Just ask anybody, that's all we want. Just
ask anybody where is a good place to buy shoes.
Then We Have Other Bargains
Chair bottoms - 10c
Canvas gloves - 10c
Work sox - - 10c
Men's garters - 10c
Jersey gloves - 15c
Canvas gloves
leather-faced - 25c
Blue bib overalls 98c
Heavy jumpers $1.15
Men's suspenders 25c
Work shirts - 65c
Men's white
handkerchiefs - 5c
Wool sox - - 25c
And Hundreds of Other Bargains
NOW LISTEN, nearly everybody trades here
and so will you. It is only a matter of time.
Everything sold for less. That4s all today
WILL H. WILSON
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THEY CANT STOP US I
Legion were in the citv thin forenoon
discusHing matters with Commander
Kartell of the local post, and to take
in the Koch depot reception. They
said that Ashland was ulanniii" n hiir
demonstration at tlie deit in that city
tins afterao' n for the famous soldier
during the 20 minutes train ston there
ot his train.
Halloon! Dancing! Sat. nite Xat.217
Pig closing out sale on ladies' and
children's lints, room 2, Sparta Dldg.,
across from Pago theatre. Mrs. A. B.
Koehler. 221
Sachets, lingerie sets, back powders,
hand decorated shoe trees, pin cush
ions, and powder Jars. Handicraft
Shop.
A. C. Allen Is a visitor this weelt Ju
Portland and Forest Grove. At the
latter place he is attemli 112 n nietithi
oi tne state horticultural association.
1 he College club will meet with
Dr. liva .Mains Cnrlow-, 26 South Laurel
street, Saturday afternoon. Dec. 3. All
women who have had two years col
legiate work are eligible to member-
imp.
The time to take orders for Christ
mas and Xew Year greeting rnrria him
been extended until Monday evening.
uec. a at t p. m. If you haven't votir
cards phone 75 for anuolntmnnt nr cnii
at the office and see samples. 218
Oh boy! thoje moonlight dances and
snappy fox-trots sure take the gloom
out of life. Lot's be there, Itiverside
Community Club, Saturday night. 218
Volume 1, Xo. 1 of "It's the Climate"
Wan rMih!i-hn.l TI......I i. . ...
j tun sun i. ii is a tour-
i'iit,t; nuttier suect issued by the
Grants Pass chamber of commerce.
The entire number is devoted to arti
cles on Grants Pass and Josephine
county. Lynn P. Sabin, secretary of
tne chamber, Is the editor.
The Portland Telegram has apiraint
ed George Jacksm agent in Medford.
His phone is 423-11.
Kdgar Wight, reliable jeweler.
Shooting match at Kuch, Sunday,
Dec. 4th. Hogs, turkeys and beef
. r. i.inuas arrived home Thursday
from a business trip to Salem.
$60 suits to order only $45 for one
week only. Klein the Tailor, 12S K.
Main. Upstairs. 219'
Kine handkerchief linens white
and colors 25 cents a square at
Deuel's Art Department.
Dr. A. C. llalstead, magnetic mas
sage, electrotherapy. Koom 207 Phlpps
b.ock, phone C90-.M. 22'.'
A largo crowd is evnecterl down
town tonight to take part In the for
mal opening tif the holldav showing
season. The curtains of the acreeni..!
windows of the stores will be raised at
u p. m., revealing the holidav di.
plays. A band will parade tho streets.
The w eather pre liction of fair and
colder weather for tonight is expected
lo hire most people from their homes.
Mrs. Delimit- O. Krcderiek was a
business visitor In Grants Pass ycbter
day. Dressmaker with experienced help
win give special attention to holida;.
WOl'K. Urilors received nn clmrl nnnV..
will be given prompt attention. Call
j 355-Y or ui West Tenth St. tf
iiuttons covered nt Deuel's Art De
partment.
Any color of handkerchief squares
-.'C iliindicralt Shop.
EC0N01
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The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Special for Saturday
FAIRY vSOAP
One of the best Toilet and Bath Soaps made
10c bars 5c For 15c bars, bar, 9c
lO bars - - 48c 10 bars - - 89c
50 bars - - $2.39 50 bars - - $4.40
Case of 100 bars, $4.63 Case of 100 bars, $8.75
Sale limited to stock on hand
In Our Bakery -Dept
Old Fashioned CREAM PUFFS, filled with pure
whipped cream
fr 25c
Gates & L vdiard
A ruling of interest to school boards
was handed down this week by Judge
Bingham of the .Marion county circuit
court at Salem to the effect that
IllOnev voted hv uMi,u,l ilicfi-iV.lc v-
the purpose of building a new school
house can be used for no other pur
pose, not even to loan out at current
interest rates, pen-ling its need Tor
building purposes.
Doors, windows, Medfor.l Lbr. Co.
When in need of shingie i and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, US, 711 K.
.Main.
Lath and plaster, -Medford Lbr.
Co.
Guests at the Hotel Medford in
clude J. C. Kirrher of Albumicrque.
X. M.. K. C. Van llouten. C. V Shat!- i
and II .1 .Inv if Kenttln f:rtrr(.o A I
Webber and Mr. and Mrs. George W.
lluuse of Los Angeles.
For one week only, $50 suits and
overcoats at $45. Klein the Tailor,
12S K. Main. Upstairs. 219
Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co.
' Agate jewelry, ICdgar Wight.
K. K. Hodgman. district highway
engineer, loft Thursday morning on .a
trip to Giants Puss, the Josephine
Caves and Koseburg.
Halloon! Dancing! Sat. nite Xat.217
' Mr. Clint Gallatin left the latter
part of the week for San Francisco
whei-e he expected to undergo a very
delicate operation for a growth in the
upper part of his nose, the first of the
week. Vij to date Mrs. Gallatin has
not received a mesuuge how he got
along. Yreka News.
Dance, as usual at Helms club house
Ashland, Saturday nite, Dec. 3d. 21S-
You have until Mondnv. Dec- r. to
order Christmas and Xew Year greet
ing cards at this office. Call and see
i samples or phone. 75. 21S
Wood! Wood! All kinds of wood
at 1118 .North Central, $3.00 per tier
and up. Prompt delivery. Satisfaction
'guaranteed. Phono 631-X. J. M.
Carlton. 21?
John Uoylc, district manager of the
Klamath division of the California
Oregon Power company, who has been
spending a few days in this ciiy left
yesterday morning for his home in
Klamath Falls.
A few suggestions for Xmas. Pot
tery, hand-painted glassware and
fancy candlesticks. Handicraft Shop.
-Mrs. Taul Hansen corsotiere for
XuUone. Phone 5S5-J. tf.
Xmas cards, 5 to 20 cents. Handi
craft Shop.
A. series of interclass basketball
contests will begin next week and
after the interclass contests are com
pleted the regular hoop practice will
commence. During the lapse between
the football training season which has
just ended, and the basketball train
ing season which will start soon oev.
tral Friday night dances will bo given
under the auspices of the 23-12. One
of which is to be given tonight.
Signature, cuts for ads and letter
heads designed. II. Grey. Phono 75.
2 n
Daifcc at I. O. O. F. hall. Cold Hill
Saturday night, Dec. 3rd. Everybody
come. Good music. 2is
Dance in the new- Odd Koiiowo hull
in Gold Hill, Saturday night, Doc. 3rd.
Good music, splendid time. 218
Dr. J. F. Keddy arrived in this city
this morning after a six weeks stay in
San Francisco.
Dance at I. O. O. F. hall, Gold Hill,
Saturday night, Dec. 3rd. Everybody
come. Good music. 218
Person taking pigskin purse contain,
ing S35 from desk of First vmi p.mt-
may mail to Mail Tribune office con
tents minus 20 percent as mn-nni -17
Keep up the 'nu cnii-it
greeting cards. Handicraft Shop.
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T60 LATE TO CLASSIFY
toil SALK Ten acres in iears, spb-n-
uiu locauon. riione K. A. Irvine
room 119. Hotel Medford. 2 IS
FOU HKT Two furnished rooms for'
Housekeeping; adults. 221 X. Holly.
2is:
FOK.KKXT .1
hardwood floors, fireplace and base
ment; adults. Phone 370-W. 21S;
W'AXTKI) To buy 20-gauge shotgun.
-toiiiess ik. ;. Mail Tribune. 21
TAKEX UP Y.-llow Ancora
Owner may have the same by payin:
for this noiice. Call Saturday o
after 3 p. ni. next week at C"i W
lenth St. ;i 5
A.NTr.I) W.ni.m wiin. n-.-fc i
the hour. Mrs. Irion, Auto Camp. 21;
WANTED Two
ing within four or five blocks of the
Federal building. High test milk,
delivered immediately after milking,
night or morning, lie per ipiart.
Phone 7ili. js
FOK SALE Three year old Jersey
cow giving 3 gallons of milk daily.
X. S. Youns. r.n,-, . ItiveiviJe.
Phone 977-W. if
, WANTED To rent for a few days.1
i Font or other light car or hug. to'
use on highway. Good care will be;
tMketl ,lf .l.l.w.o ll-.l
A TIP TO MEDFORDI fy
HOUSEWIVES
Baking is a
Real Pleasure if
(BEST PATENT!
r injure
j! Kebr C"ftord tt. Co, Inc. j
Best Patent Flour
is used.
A blended flour. "You get more loaves per sack."
Kerr's Rolled Oats, Wheat Flakes and Hot Cake Flour Have
Proven Superior
Kerr Gilford & Co., Inc.
Portland, Oregon
tru it tin Tfrrffr
Mil
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