Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 09, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORI) MAIL TRIBUNE. MKOFORD. OkWiOX, 'Mil DAY. I )K(,i:M I'.KU !). lil-M Focal and Personal The Christmas package sending busjnoss has Just started to Ket into swing and both the local Histufliro and the American Express comiuny office reiwrt tliat whereas a few par cels were sent out uu the previous days of this week, yesterday they had quite a number for eastern and middle west points which bore the warning admo nition "Do not open until Christmas." All Indications are that this year Mod ford people will send Christmas pres ents to relatives at distant olnts much earlier than usual. No incoming Christmas parcels have been received In the city, but they will begin to ar rive next week and gradually Increase In volume until Christmas day. Tho .Main Street Methodist church Epworth League is giving a chicken dinner In tho basement on Friday the 9th, from 0 to 8. Tickets may bo secured from the Leaguers or at tho door. m Boudior caps, all colors, priced from BO cents to $1.05. Deuel's Art Dept. Battery and Electric Co. for battery and electric service. Z2 16c for potted Hyacinth blubs. Will bloom In a short time. Heath's Drug Store. W Tonight big surprise dance, Jackson ville, Imperial music. Tickets $1.10. 223 At tho local teachers Instltuto to be held at the Medford high school build ing tomorrow, tho forenoon session will open at 10 o'clock. Tho address of Prof. Stetson of the U. of O. will be delivered at tho ufternoon session. Coats and suits, new shipment ar rived today and will be on sale Satur day. Tho Hub. 223 Saturday only carnations free with every purchane of $1.00 or over. Mad dox & Bonuey. 228 Consider the'Hupniobile now $14110 f. o. b. Medford. Clark Motor Co., dealers . 228 Turkey dinner with all the flxin's, basement Christian church tonight 0 to 8 p. m adults 7Gc, children under twelve, GUc. A special program of unusual inter et h.'.s l.oen arranged for Monday evening, December 1J, fr members of I ho Knights of C du nbus. Stunts, dia logues and features have been pre pared and all members are urged to attend and enjoy them. N. W. Weaver was fined $10 In police court this morning for having been Intoxicated on the streets last night. For Sale Very flue male Pit-bull puppy. Phone 707-L evenings. 223 Wanted 50 mon to get shared.. ut White's Barber 1 'Shop. Ladles' ,:and children's huirojiUing a specialty by expert burberd. l li .j! '. '' 228 Get your feed wliore you save money and ?ot service. Phono 629 RusSiMlll,;B9.(Ilverslde. (jt';, 1 22G To' Introduce tho Sorvlco and - Ex change BuiiuuraiwlU Jwiye, a. sale of practical and dainty gifts beginning Dec. 12. -'GIVe"tis"a"Cilll and learn of our. work. nnd. -method. .. Jacksonville, Oi'er. endrof car line.;:;:- :: .' 227 Mill run $1.15 por sack 80 lbs. cash. Russ' Mill, Phone 529. 225 The past four days of fog while very disagreeable to most Medford folks were liked by the local wood and coal dealers, as their business has greatly increased. As much fuel is burned on these foggy duys as would be con sumed on real cold days. Entire new shipment of coats and suits arrived today and will be placed on sale Saturday morning. Styles not shown before this season. The Hub. A meeting to organize a Jackson county branch of the Oregon Humane society will be held Monday evening tnext) at e!ght o'clock in tho public library. All humanitarians urged to attend. 225 Dolls and doll heads, Truax Store. Dr. II. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store. Exchange Tire Co. for tires. 22C E. M. Thurber and N. E. Dixon have purchased the Cnsebeer & Hubbard general store at Central Point. The new proprietors are from Eugene, are live-wires and are going after busi ness. They like tho valley very much. High grade tailors for men and women. Orres, Ashland, Ore. tf I land-painted buby coat hangers 35 cents to $1.50. Handicraft Shop. 225 Egg Producer $2.75 per 100 lbs cash. Monarch Seed Co. Phono 200. 225 We have a largo stock ull sizes of repaired tires. Can save you money. Exchange Tire Co. 228 C. K. Gates will sell to highest bid der Saturday, 3 p. in., a neatly made house tout. See It on displuy across Gates Garago. 223 E. H. Camber of Seattle represent ing tho Cunard Steamship. Company, Ltd., the Anchor Line and the Anchor Donaldson Line was a business visitor In the city Thursday. Tonight big surprise dance, Jackson ville, Imperial music. Tickets $1.1". 223 A new shipment of pongee for hand kerchiefs at Deuel's Art Dept. . Desk sets in leather and cretonne. ! Ulucs, pinks, browns, grays. Medford Hook Store. 223 All members of the board of the Christian church are requested to at tend tho board meeting at 7:30 p. m. at tho church tonight, after tho turkey dinner. 1 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlto. Latest music by Crescent orchestra. 225 A session of tho circuit court will be hold In Grants Pass on Dec. 12th, with Judge F. M. Calkins presiding. Maple syrup 25c quart Saturday Truax Storo. 223 A very pleasant Thanksgiving gath Free Instructions, with nil embroi dery sales. Handicraft Shop. 225 R. 1. Stowart, builder, contracts for ull buildings. Residence. 217 Apple r.ti net. Phone R-f 3. If Come to Ashland Whiter Fair and visit .lenders' big eulo this week. 222 Among the spenkors at tho AVIntor Fair ut Ashland tonight will be Ben Sheldon uud Georgo A. Mansfield. Mayor C. E. Gates delivered nn ad dress at tho fair last night. . Ohrlatmas iirescnts ..at - the-i Truax Store. 223 Wanted Clean rags at Medford Printing Co. . . . Ask about a "Luthy" battery before you buy; two years servloe or now bat tery free. Exchange Tiro Co. 220 Ice, which has been forming for the The series of ll'itior raids being con last three days on the 1'pper Klamath ducted in Klamath FallH by the sheriff lake, has completely sewed up naviga- and the iioliceiiien of that city has cre liou, and It is doubtful whether It will ated crowded conditions in the city jail break again this winter sufficiently where 20 county and federal prisoners Tor boats to be run. The, mail was' are confined, mostly on liquor charge 1. carried- to the Recreation postofflee necessitating the placing of li'inUs 0.1 yesterday by car. Klamath Falls, the floor. The iKissibiliiy of r ill 111 Horuld. Anyone wishing their motor equip ped with the Offut 3-ln-l piston ring prisoners coming In follgwing ilic-l present session of the grand jury bus placed the authorities in a quandary. ill may have the work done at Riverside j "0ne solution would be a municipal Garage. tf Mrs. Rosell Watt, Splrella corsetlere P. O. Box 82, Phoenix, Ore. 223 Walking toddles and elephants. Handicraft Shop. 225 1 have a Ford dellvory car to trade for city lot, piano, graphaphone, furni ture or what have you? Box 97, Mail Tribune. Special coat and suit sale at The Hub Saturday, entire new shipment all going on sale Saturday. 223 A number of persons who have been apprehended the past day or so for unto law violations by Deputy State Motor Traffic Officer McMahon are expecteil to appear in Justice Taylor's court soon for trial. Compluints agulnst them wero sworn out today. Hand-painted glassware. Handicraft Shop. 225 We do stamping for your needle work Deuel's Art Department. Toys and games Truax Store. 223" Holiday goods ut the Truax Store hlUfo. for INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR ' Horlick's Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Porlnfnnta.InvolldanndGrowlnRChlldron iRIchmrtk, m.ltcd grain extract In Powdor The Original Food-Drink Por All Ages I No Cooking Nouribing Dlge.tlblo 1 f rock pile, the sheriff believes, his theory beinsr that the prospects of making little ones out of big ones would go far to discourage much petty law-breaking," says the Klumath Kails Herald. We have some Hyacinth bulbs le.'t, 15c while they lust. Heath's linu Store. 22:1-" ; Edgar Wight, reliable jeweler. Dressmaker with experienced helpil will give special attontlon to holiday j work. Orders received on short noilce will be given prompt atleution. Cull 355-Y or 905 West Tenth St. tf C. V. Fnliz at the California-Oregon Power Co., returned Wednesday even ing from a ten davs Ktav in San Fran- ! Cisco and other California points. Tonight big surprise dance, Jackson ville, imperial music. Tickets $I.HI. 223 Insurance Plus gervlce. R. A. Holmes, The Insurance -Man. tf Leave your order for funcy needle- 223- rwork at Deuel's Art Department. Three Daysof Joy WeeK Beginning Tomorrow "IT'S A KNOCKOUT" You'll Laugh Till You Cry fttHH Doris May 1 "THE FOOLISH AGE" When you sec Doris May upliftin.ir, tho world Hallam Cooley as llic love-sick one Otis Harlan the abused father Arthur Hoyt and his horse-pistol Lillian Worth as the villainous vamp Bull Montana Jimmy Quinn Spike Robinson Billy Elmer in "Soup nnil Fish" Doris May's Starring Production GOING TONIGHT FRI3CILLA DEAN IN "CONFLICT" .f lumber rump (Irninii tlmt rulies .through M-ciios oven great er Hum "Way Don 11 KuM." Llnio nt Medford Lumber Co. tf Among guests at tho Hotel Medford aro 11. W. Trueblood of Oakland, Calif. L. Stetson and O. D. Uarbert of Kuiie.au, .Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Kuhns of Lansing, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Powell of Albany, Ore., and C. M. Par sons of Corvallis. Children cared for by hour or day.! Mrs. W. N. Campbell, 104 Newtown.227 Fine handkerchief linens white and colors 25 cents a square at Douel's Art Department. December 15th Is tno last day wo can make portrait sitting for Christ mas dellvory. Make your appointment nt once. II. C. Mackey, 204 Kast Main and Contral. 226 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. UIg shipment of new Christmas candles from Mrs. Montgomery at The Vanity Shop. tf Mrs. Molllo Wltcher left Thursday evening for a few days visit at Red ding. From there Mrs. Wltcher will go to Kort Worth, Texas for a visit with relatives. Hoys come in and see now steel cIIbc wheels coaster wagons. Hubbard Bros. 223 New raffia flowers, for your furs, 50 cents a bunch. Handicraft Shop. 225' Dance Naglo Point Sat. nlto.: Latest music by Crescent orchestra. 225 Ilorso-Slioo and Ouodrlehtlres meet all standard makes In prices and mile age guaranteed. Exchange Tire Co. :. : 22B All linen Inltlnl handkerchiefs, whilu they last 25c, at Deuel's Art Dept. . u "Mi', and" Mrs." Theodore - Ice : rind daughter Georgia, aro down from lleaglo to be with their daughter anil sister, Lenit Bell, who was operated on recently. Sho is getting along nicely. Christmas candles 50c each to ?1.50 a pair, nt Tho Vunlty Shop. ' '1 tf Get your Xmas cards and candies at DeVoe's. " , ''''. You can afford n sweater at the low prims Saturday, Truax Storo. 223 20 per cent off on wool sweaters, tho Colonial. 225 See Uiuls Muybcn Tor auto electric work. Hatlory & Electric Co. 224 Captain A. J. Vanco left Thursday night for Portland to attond the sev enth annual meeting of the Oregon Telephone association In that city to day and Saturday. Volhind Sunny hooks for children, nothing to frighten, no slang. Beauti fully illustrated. Medford Hook Store. 223 20 per cent off on wool sweaters, tho Colonial. 223 Dnnco I'.'nglo Point Sat. nlte. , Latest music by Crescent orchestra. 225 The Catholic ladles will glvo a curd party In tho Parish hall on South Oakdale, Friday evening, Doc. 9th. All aro cordially invited. 223 Com Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c Truax Store Saturday only. 223 Tho local police picked up three men nt 1 a. 111. Wednesday on suspicion of being the highwaymen who had held up two citizens In Giants Pass on Tuesday night, but the men later wore released as they did not answer the description of tho robbers. Special prices 011 0110 lot of women's shoes on sale Saturday. All sixes nud widths at $3.50 per pair at The Hub. 223 Royal White soap, 25 bar? for $1.00. Truax Storo Saturday. 223 Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Hot coffee and light lunches, ta inules and chill con carno at DeVoe's. An automobile radiator and hood cover mikes an Ideal Xmas present. Medford Auto Top Co., 30 N. Grape. Phone 104. tf The latest edition of the semi monthly high school paper, tho "Med ford HI Times" has been in prepara tlon all week by hard working ineiu hers of the high school student body and Is expected to be ready for distri bnllon today at the high school build ing. iho Main Hlreet Methodist church Epworlh League Is giving a chicken dinner In the basement 011 Friday the !Uh, from 0 to s. Tickets may lie secured from the Leaguers or ut the door. ;23 Buttons covered at Deuel's Art De partment. When In need of shingles and roof lug call Wallao Woods, 10.S, 711 E. Main. Dunce Eagle Point Sat. nile. Latest iniiHic oy 1 resceni nrcnestra. 22ii IDr. Frank Roberta, dentist. Deuel Bldg. Telephone 503-R. tl Night and day crews have licen working on sinie parts of the Caves highway iu Josephine county in order that It may be turned over to the state January 1. J. II. U:ahy. contractor in charge says the road will be ready at the appointed time. . Shoe sale at Tho Hub Saturday. One lot women's shoes, all sizes and widtlH all at one price, $3.50 per pair. 223 Embroidered handkerchiefs for little tots, 35 cents a box. Handicraft Shop. ' . . 225 Forsytho Dyers nnd Cleaners, Phone 341. Shop at lift Mistletoe. Prompt! service and prices lowest consistent i with first-class work. A portion of your patronage appreciated. 220 j Miss Pauline Johnson who Is attend-1 ing Mills college is expected homo to j spend tho holidays with hor parents, 1 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnson. Saturday only carnations Tree with , every purchase of $1.00 or over. Mud-i dox & llonney. 223 : Save money on your feed .at Uuss Mill. We deliver all parts of the city. ' Phono 529. 225 Hemstitching, Picotlng, 8c per yd. Buttons covored. Handicraft Shop. tf Dnnco, liaglo Point, Sat. nlto. Latest music by Crescent orchestra. , 225 Mrs. L. F. Willltts oi, Klamath Falls has arrived at Talent to spend the next few months thoro with relatives :ind will return home lu the spring. , IlupmoblleB now $1400 .f. o. b. .Mod- ford. 1 Clark Motor Co.,, dealers. , 228 , ' Get a Bweater nt the sweater sale Saturday, Truax Store. 223" Dressmaking done; -men's shirts, a specially-. Mrs. gurl jf. Bowman, 121 Newtown. 223 onoiny rocet ena - The Home of Bread Like Mother Made - 1 Now is a good tiir.; to watch your dollars. Winter is .coming on and with fuel to buy, expenses should be kept down. The cash buyer always buys the cheapest. Look over ycur bills and see what you would save by buying, eft the following basis: Kippered Herring, large oval cans l. ...... 15c' Pearl Hominy, 9 lb. sack 33c Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 55c Corn Meal, 9 lb. sa"ck. 28c Kerr's Hot Cake Flour, 9 lb. sack f 65c Norwegian Smoked Sardines in olive oil, can - 12c Libby's Vegetable Soup, can. . . 9 Genuine Maple Syrup, gallon. Knight's Catsup, gallon jars Plum Pudding . . . Maraschino Cherries . . Crisco, 3 lbs Crisco, 6 lbs . . . , Crisco, 9 lbs Royal Club Coffee, 1 lb Royal Club Coffee, 3 lbs...'. . . .'. Royal Club Coffee, 5 lbs Wesson Oil, quarts Wesson Oil, gallons Lipton's Cocoa, -Ib Bring in your Saturday list and i home some of the best bread t Oregon. p X .-Tfc $1.48 39c 23c . . ' .'62c . . . $1.18. . .. $1.75 40c $1.15 $1.87 59c $1.90 13c n addition to saving money take hat was ever baked in Southern :,F;:::a.v: vGates Lydiatd ; r.rit'nds and rolaiivea of, girl ptu-1 dents from -Mt?tlf;nl aniL vicinity at the' O. A. C, aro amused biiPauso they nie tied up this week end -from all social j tY'liru luiP-iilun llio fi.i'.l uv-imino. i Guests at the Hotel Holland include j AccJriinK t colItt;0 ruLL.5. n0 , S. Stoddard of SeaKIo, Mr. and Mrs.u ,-,-,,. . ,, ,, ,,, '.,, ; week-nhii preceding final examinations , try A...Ko!le, dean ol worn-1 , , .. I - i weeK-eiHi pi der of UoseburglCrneBl Hull of Lob-I. , jj, anon. Ore., V. J. Crane of Portlandl' and Henry Terwilliger and S. Terwil liger Jr., of Montague, Calif. Christmas disnes and glassware. Truax Slore. 223 Hoy Scouts Christmas present, snare drums $0 each, at Palmer Piano House 223 Kiddles' Farmyard handkies 20c. each. Handicraft Shop. 225 F. W. Poorinan, adjutant at the sol diers' homo nt Hoseborg for the past several years, has been appointed as sistant secretary of tho state hoard of control. Poorinan will begin his new duties Docember I I. Newcomb for wood: Manznnita wo-d ?l.50; dry planing mill blocks, $7.00 per load; kindling, $3.00 per load. Phono 031. 220 Hran 11.00 por sack cash. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Plume 200. 225 Prof. F. S. Itolnier of the Southern Orogon F.xperlment station is acting as one of the judges of fruits and vegetables at tho Ashland Winter fair. The Main Street Methodist church llpworth League is giving a chicken dinner in tho basement cm Friday the Hth, from 0 to S. Tickets may be secured from tho leaguers or at the door. . 22i Lath and plaster, Medford Lbr Co. It is reported that there has been u slight snowfall at the Fish Luke con striiction camp of the Rogue Itlver vaney uanni i'o., and that work at the camp will be continued for ubout ten days or two weeks. I All kinds of rough and dressed! lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 10S. i 711 K. Main St. Whon better automobiles are built, BilU-k will build them. tf , Parts for the elevator and shaft which are being installed in the Call-' fornia-Oregou Power conipnny build-1 ing arrived several days ago and the work of Installing them Is now in pro-' gross. , I ' Invest your savings In the Jackson ! County Building and Loan associa tion, tf Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetiero for Xnlione. Phono 5S5-.I. tf en, has announced that th:i girls are j not to have any engagements with' men during the week-end. They may go to the moving picture shows with some of their ftdlow co-eds if their i work Is up to date and complete. The' honor board will handle any cases where a girl may be f Jiind to violate : tho ruling. , ! China lily bulbs, inp Art. Storo. F.dgar Wight for Xmas gifts. tf Stanley L. Kidder, the .postofflee Inspector for this district with head quarters nt Koseburg, was a business visitor in the city today. ' The best gift Is tho useful one. A 1 "Pacific" cedar chest is an ideal gift, useful, ornamental and moth proof. Will last a life time. We have several designs at different prices on hand. Order now for Christmas. Trowbridge i Cabinet Works. 230 STAR MEAT MARKET Saturday Specials Fresh Side Pork, per lb. . ...... 20c Shoulder -Roast of Pork, per pound . . .,. 20c Pure Home Rendered Lard, per lb. :. . . .18c Choice Steer Pot Roast, per lb 15c Choice Beef Stews, per lb. 12-c A choice lot of chickens and rabbits 217 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 i' ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Gray and while ticer striH Angora male eat. Phone 410. Ho FOIt SAI.K Pi mobile, Dort. d cars: Dodge, Clark Motor Co. Hup-' FOIS SALK Man's bicycle or will exchange for boys wheel if in g Kid condition. 017 K. F.ighth. 225 FOU SALK 11.50 a House. --F.xtra fancy SntUeiiliorgs box. Cuuuors Packing 22S PARTICULAR HOUSEWIVES TAKE PLEASURE IN BAKING WITH . : -k 7pET 'jjk BEST PATENT FLOUR : AC TUHl. D BV : Kerr GirroRD & Co. Inc. M PORTLAND, OREGON ! . ;.. Best Patent Flour "The Flour With a Pleasing Individuality" (You get more loaves per sack) Last Month's Kerr's Cereal and Flour Demonstration in Med ford Convinced Scores of Medford Housewives. Purchase a Sack and Be Satisfied Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc. Portland, Oregon