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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1921)
PXCJE TWO MKDFOK1) MAIL TMBtlXR. "MK1 )!'() UP. OlM-KiOY. TflisDAV. DKrKMliKR 3K -lit! I Focal and Personal , Tliero are only two more days of Bchool until tho Christmas Yiicutiim btH'ins, and thore are only four inorf days until Christinas, hence time in flying vc;ry slowly for the children and older pupils. All sirlH who will help In the Tri-I. Christmas enroling, Christmas eve, are asked to ho at tho Y. V. C. A. toniuht at ":.'!9 for practice. Plans will also bo made, for Christmas boxes for needy families. Any who know of shut-ins or sick, who would appreciate the carols Christmas eve, please notify the Y. V. C. A. 775. Get your Chn'slnias tree at 511 Kast Main, Hist house east of I'. 4t E. deKit, for i'ue to 75c. Nice lot of choice trees that are cheap. For Sale Classified business direc tory of Med ford conialulDg the office buildings, schools, churches, lodges, clubs, and all lines of business In .Mod ford. Only 5Uc a copy. Mail order filled promptly. Illiss Heine, IIIU V. Tenth street, iUedford. tf" Wo iiro KivinK nway to each pur chaser of a $:i.00 tier of wood or of also that .amount in coal from now until Christmas, a fine silver steel stove, poker or child's pou cap. We have tho only stock of strictly dry wood In Medford . under our lurge rliocls. A trial order will convince you that wo have the best and cheapest fuel in tho city. Valley Fuel Co. i I'hono "t'i. In the circuit court at (Iran Is Pass tho trial of the divorce suit of (leorKe liarnum nKuiiiHt his wife, well known Medford couple, will begin tomorrow. Herbert Hunmi is attorney for -Mr. iHarnuui, and Mrs. liarnum is repre sented by Clus Newbury. Wo havo recently Installed a new apparatus for recharging Ford magne tos, which wo do for $1.00 anil guaran tee results. No chargo for testing. Hiversido Oarage. tf Get your Xmas stationery at Jones' We can pave you big money. lillt Any one who desires to make any There will be an exodus of non-j 11. Oakley, of the Portland office of j kind of a donation to the Klks lodge resident piblic school teachers wlioso.tbo Standard Oil Co., anived in the Christmas free fund for the needy of homes are within such travel distance the city and valley can phone Wui.' from Medford so as to enuhle them to Young at No. -OS, or the secretary of 'get back to Medford by the end of the the lodge at No. 11GS, and Mr. Young holidays vacation to resume their will call for the donation. I usual teaching on January 3rd, on Don't forget that tho man who Thursday evening's trains to spend speaks slightingly of your policy, or Christmas and New Year's day at the company issuing it, is seeking. home. his guln, at your expense. J. 11. A good time now to overhaul your Cochran, mgr.,-Western Union Life. 'Smith Form a-Truck attachment. We 2. 'IS have the drive chains and sprockets on A gigantic snle of groceries, flour hand for them. Ceo. L. Trelchler and feed, fresh and salted meats at ' Motor Co. 23(1 the Spot Cash Ilasket Grocery, cash! New and reclaimed O. D. shirts and anil carry system, tho Vinson Ham, . breeches at Army Goods Store. U 22 N. Hlverslde Ave. 206 I Jones sells chocolate candv. 2 Hullo', Christmas Hall, Helms C'lilbj pounds for 45c. Can you beat It? House, Dec. 21th. ijitest music by 231 l.eedon's 5-piece orchestra. 2351 Willis Stockam Is working for tho Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. lllngham and! American Express company during laughter 'Kleanor left by motor today the rush season of the holidays. for Santa llaibani where they will spend the holidays with Mr. lllngham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. lllngham. You will find a full line of new and Handmade linen kerchiefs in col ors and white for $1.50. The Vanity Shop. 234 You will find a full lino of new nr.d reclaimed army goods at, 32 S. Central reclaimed army goods at 32 S. Central US2 'ite'W..l ;i - J ml j fi Affirm Ja I avenue. 23(1 Handmade linen kerchiefs for $1.50 at. Tho Vanity Shop. 234 Attractive, well equipped dairy ranch, close in, can he offered on very advantageous terms to soldier boy entitled to bonus loan. Write box !)34, Medford. ,or telephone 32S during business hours. 234 "Four automobiles left hero Monday morning for Portland, trusting to" luck that the snow In the mountains will not make Hie road impassable." says Hie Giants Pass Courier. "Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fouls of Medford are driving one car. Mr. Fonts will re main in Portland where he will go in business. They are accompanied by .Mr. mid Mrs. 11. C. Hair. N. P. Greer, also of Medford, is going to try to make It to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Clark N. llawley, of Etigonc, Intend (o mush their way through tho snow lor the university town." ; For. tho holidays, phono 341, nnd have thoso clothes cleaned und pressed, or sponged and pressed. Prompt Bei-vlce and prices tho lowest consistent with first class work. For sytho Dyers Sc. Cleaners, 110 Mistletoe. . 230 Army Goods Store, Stationery! Stationery. See Jones'l I.lmo at Medford Lumber Co. first. 234 Dewey Purdin and Loland Ilrophy, IJoudior caps, all colors, priced from both in tho employ of tho Hogue River DO cents to $1.05. Deuel's Art Dept. j valley Canal company, tho former at I Steve Nyo and liob Norrls, students Lake creek and tho latter at Fish lako arrived In Medford this 'arc expected home the lutter part of avenue. . tf Fresh lime and plaster. Medford Lumber Co. L. Zigler who has a penchant for getting intoxicated nnd who was af i cited last Sunday night on that charge and forfeited his bail bond of fif cash, again fell into the clutches of Patrolman Adams last njght, and Is now sobering up In tho jwllco station until he is tried in court on another intoxication chargo. He was previous ly arrested for Intoxication on Armis tice day, and fined. Army shoes and work shoes at Army Goods Store. tf Irtsuranco Plus Service. R. A. Holmes, J'he Insurance Man. tf High top rubber boots, $4.85. Army Goods Store ' 230 Among guests at tho Hotel Medford are J. K. MoKerrall of Milwaukee, U'ia., Clayton L. 1.0ns of Corvallis, Harry It. Hogue of Eugene, A. G. Sutherland of Iloseburg, M. F. HatJia Way of JCugene, and Mr. and Mrs. A. W Taylor of HaJsey, Ore. Leather coats and vests at right price. IT. S. Army Goods Store. 230 Rain coats and waterproof pants at tf tf city yesterday on company business. 1 An Iron tired red wheelbarrow $1.1X. I Heath's Drug Store. 232 I i-uiu ami piaster, .ueuiora iDr. Co. 1 I Mr. and Mrs. William Vlrieh who' have been with their mm Earl on his , i I'nlon creek ranch, are spending the ; holiday season In the city. j Safety razors 50c. Army Goods; Store, 32 S. Central Ave. 236 ' Nobles Enamel ilonewer and Nobles j Polish are best for enamel finish. "We sell It. Geo. I,. Trelchler Motor Co. i ' 230 j Mrs. H. C. Day nnd two sons of Port-! land are visiting during the holidays! at the homo of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. ! 'Sweeney. Mrs. Day Is a graduate of O. A. C, and well known among the alumni of that Institution. Wo pay tho war tax on all Eversharp pencils and fountain pens. West Side Pharmacy. 237 When better automobiles are built, Bulck will build thorn. tf Mrs. Margaret SUison of Corvallis, is spending the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Fred W. Mears of this city. Beautifully original hand-made ' novelties from 50c to $3.00 at the Vanity Shop. 234 Xmas hdkfs., dandles, dandies, from 5c up. Jones. 231' John Parker, a former Medford high school boy has returned rrom a year's employment in South America, with an American dredging company. He was in French Guinea. Army Goods Store at 32 S. Central avenue. tf fluy your blankets at the Army Goods Store and save money. 23C , At the shoot hwld in Eagle Point ' Sunday the heaviest prize winners ! were Halbert Deuel and Claude Miles j of this city. They won a dozon chick- ens and turkeys and a side of beef, j There was a largo attendance from all ! over tho county. I Masonic Eastern Star Dancing club i will give a dance Wednesday, 21st. ! Club members only. 232 Jones' prices on stationery are way below others. 234 China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. Miss Muriel Peterson of Honolulu, Hawaii, who is visiting Miss Dorothea Hill during the Christmas scasjii, saw snow for the first time in her life Mon day morning, and was thrilled bv the sight. Get your Xmas cards and candles at DeVoe's. Edgar Wight for Christmas gifts. tf Charles Wentvllle of Montague. Cal., is spending a few days in the city at tending to business matters. New officers dross shoes. Army. Goods Store, 32 8. Central Ave. 230 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Clark have : Ic-i'L for California on a two months I auto honeymoon trip.. The bride was Ifornui-ly Mrs. Ida J. Stewart and they were married Saturday by the Rev. F. It. Leach of the I'.aptist church, j They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. j Frank II. Ray. They Mill make their 1 home in this city. Buy your blankets at tho Army Goods Store nnd save money. t Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Army Goods Stove at 32 S. Central avenue. 236 Notice to Public Tne Class A Garage, Rogue River Aircraft Co., nor A. 11. McKenzie or E. G. High personally will be respon sible for any bills contractu! by Win. A. Baker, as he is not connected with us In any way. 234J TOO LATE TO CLASSIfV FOR SALE Turkeys, -.2 toni3 for breeding. J. Central Point. year old C. Heerlug, tf FOR SALE -ew Itamona phono graphs, $250 model $125; $175 model SS7.50. Jnp Art Store. 236 at O A. C. morning to spend the holidays. Nyo Is a senior In commercial engineering and Norris Is a junior In agriculture. Masquerade at Eaglo Point, .New Year's Eve. 240 Grand New York high Jinks! Trail! New Year's Eve! . 241 Chocolate candy good soft cen- tho week for Christmas Dr. Frank RobertB, dentist. Deuel Bldg. Telephone E03-R. tf Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Hot coffeo and light lunches, ta males and chill con carne at DeVoe's. With the advent of tho cooperation of tho Groator O. A. C, Association ters, only 2 pounds for 45o at Jones', with the JWortford high nlumni in con . - 234 ducting the -ulumnl Christinas ball, .Guests at tho llpte! Holland Include ; Monday, Dee.' 20 all 6. A. C.'and U. of J. A. W'eatlierwax, J.' (1. Baldwin nnd , O. students from Grants Tuss and Ash- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Molmupt of Snnlhiud and Intermediate points nra 1n- Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral offerings and comforting words of sympathy during our bereavement in ! the loss of our beloved husband and j father. j Ll'CY D. WILLIAMS. ! MR. AND MRS. J. D. WILLIAMS, j MR. AND MRS. O. F. WILLIAMS MR. AND MRS. F. G. ROPER, i MR. AND MRS. E. L. C1IILDERS MR. AND MRS. N. E. CHILDERS MR. AND MRS. SHIPLEY ROSS. . .... 232 ,LA3T TIMES TONIGHT -NORMA TALMADGE '., . in "THE WONDERFUL THING" THURSDAY Two Headlino Features I innclsco, H. Oakley and .1. S. Harbour of Portland, L. D. Atwood and Lester II. Swink of Butte Falls. Edgar Wight for low prices.. ,tt An automobile rndlntor nnd hood covor makes nn Ideal Xmas present. ' Medford Auto Top Co., 30 N. Orapo. Phono 101. . tf Cnnteons nnd cups, mc3s kit sots. Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central Ave. vlted to join In the festivities. Christmas candies C0c' each to $1.60 a pair, at The Vanity Shop. ' tf 1 n- it ki - i. i j . : vuonYuriii siore. Army shoes and work shoes at Ar'iy Goods Storo. 230 Tho regular semi-monthly ..meeting of the Amorican Legion will bo hold this evening at tho Amorican Legion Buster Keaton In his InlcKl .conuxly "Tin- Haunted House" Charlie Chaplin in a return "enirniro" of "Tlio Kid" COMING "Way Down East' 236 ! hull nnd officers for next year will he 1 , The local Modem Woodmen organl- elected. All'members aro expected to zation hole, its annual election of of II- j be present cers on Doc. 13th with tho following Buy your Christmas candlos. for result: Consul; J. T. Conrad; adviser, A. F. Stcnnetr; clerk, C. S. Colo; bank er, Francis 1). Fry; escort, Albert D. Fry; watchman, Waller Eraklne; man agers. Ben Garriett, j. II. jlcnsolman mid .1. II. Jones. Edgar Wight, reliable Jowolor. When In noed of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 E. Main. Rain conts nnd waterproof pants at Army Goods Store. 23(1 K. E. Ilodgmnn, Paciric highway di visional engineer with hendiiuiirters In Medford, spent Sunday and Monday In (rants Pass nnd vicinity. A big red sturdy wheelbarrow $1.18. Heath's Drug Storo. 232 Tho best gift Is tho useful one. A "Pacific" cedar chest is nn ideal gift, useful, ornamental nnd moth proor. Will last n life time. Wo havo sovornl designs nt dirrerent prlcos on hand. Order now for Christmas. Trowbridge Cnblnot Works. 236 This office Is prepared to wrap your Christmas packages to send by mall or express. tf 1 Liggett's Orange and Gold Package The Chocolate with a Wonderful Center In One and Two-Pound Packages An i.. I i rn ,i. if...... n. - n . '": u .iiu in me unity onop. zji High grade tailors for men nnd women. Orres, Ashland, Qre. tf R. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Rosidence 217 Applo street. Phone. K43. tf Misses Ellen Dashore nnd Virginia Ixigan left last week to spend the win ter in California. They aro spending tho holiday Willi rolntlveg and friends In tho Sacramento valley and Bay cities. They will spend tho greator part of the winter with their uncle in lxing Reach, Calif. Large size pork and beans 10c. Army Goods storo. 230 Special, $2.50, while they ' last, men's now dress hats, all guaranteed, at Apparel Cleaners nnd Hatters, 10.1 N. Central. 233 Why bother with wrapplns Christ mas pnekugos. Wo are prepared to wrap them so they will bo safe for sending by mail or express. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. H. I). McCaskey left yesterday afternoon for San Diego Where they will spend several months. All kinds of rougn nnd drossed lumber. Wallace. Woods, phone 10S. Yll E. Main St. j Co to Tho Vanity Shop for liand mado Christmas novelties from 50c to $3.00. 234 I A new shipment or wngeo for hand kerchiefs nt Deuel's Art Dept. News dispatches from Klamath Falls tell that after n battlo of wits extending over a period of several years, n huge panther which has been ranging tho hills bordering the Klam ath river, near Don-is, Cal., has been killed by Lee Vatnutu. a rancher of that section. The beast measured nine feet throe Inches from tip to tip nnd weighed more than 200 pounds. Yar mini collected $.".0 bounty and a hand some price for the skill. All linen initial handkerchiefs, while they last 25c, nt Deuel's Art Dept. Army nnd navy underwear at Army Goods Storo. 230 Rig shipment of new Christmas candles from Mrs. Montgomery nt The Vanity Shop. tf Miss Margaret Stnson, teacher at the O. A. C, and whose home is nt Sioux City, la., is here to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mears and sons. She Is n nieco of Mrs Mears. Get your Xmas presents at Jones' cheapest store In Medford. 234 leather conts nnd vests nt right price. V. S. Army Gooijs Store. tf When in need of snah and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main St. Knight Templar Installation . Stated conclave of Malt Commahdery No 4, K'. ' T.', 77 Wednesday evening. ' Dec. I 21, 1921,1 at Masonic 'Hall, Ashland. Installation Of of- .X. "i-.-i inu utiv in me lieu cross. Visiting and sojourning Sir Knights ore courteously Invited per at 6:30. I: P. K. 'HAMMOND, E. C, 253 W. !!. DAY, Recorder. Sup- It. A. M. Regular convocation Tues day, December 20th, 7:30 p. m. Election of officers. A. F. NOTH, Secy. Order of W. H. McGOWAN, H. P. 232 Christmas Suggestions from The Vanity Shop Candles 50c each to $1.50 pair Hand Colored Cards 15c to 50c 'Kerchiefs Imported and Hand made, 50c to $1.50. Hand-made Boxes of compact Powder and Rouge for $1.25 to! $2.00 j Collar and Cuffs in sets of real1 lace from $2.50 to $12.75 Vanity Boxes from $4.75 to $10, j in the newest leathers Beads-of all colors, kinds and ; descriptions ' Christinas reductions on all mil-J lincry, and some trimmed hats at; $2.45 each ' The Vanity Shop Corner E. Main and Bartlett We Do'Hemstitching , 8c per yard DR. RICKERT P" A Eyes Scientifically" Tested md Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROPS ISKI itroken Lenses Accurately PupllraMxl r.VOTOKY ON rilKMISES 08 G. Main, I'pitaln Jones' Xmas Candies and Nuts Are Going Fast Nobody has quality and prices like we have. Why not get in on it? Don't wait until Saturday, or you may be too late Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs . Handkerchiefs SILK PARASOLS DOLLS FANCY PILLOWSLIPS TABLECLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH LEATHER SHOPPING BAGS MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS VANITY CASES BOYS' AND MEN'S TIES SUSPENDERS XMAS CIGAR? Ladies' Silk Hose from 50c up Stationery Stationery Stationery We are headquarters for Fancy Stationery Watch for our ad for Saturday It will contain a real Xmas treat. of course The Store That Makes Its Competitors Holler FREE DELIVERY ': ": $2.50 Babbie Kar $1.69 Small Express Wagon for ..... $1.00 Great Big Wagon $3.00 Checker Boards . 15c Footballs .... $1.75 Big Rubber Balls . 15c Pocket Knives . . 75c Xmas Neckties . . 55c Suspenders in Boxes $1 Fine Dress Sox . . 50c All Wool Suits and Overcoats Dress Shoes All Kinds of Work Shoes We Undersell all Our Competitors You can save a chunk of money here. Just ask your neighbor. Most all of them trade here. Aluminum Ware at about Half Price Some Good Singing Canary Birds If Not In Push the Money Under the Door THAT'S ALL TODAY WILL H. WILSON
