rePFonr) mail tbtp.fxe. medfokd. ot?f,(;on-. Tuesday. th-tkmt.Ki? 20, 1021
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A Special Discount
A Real Big Cut
in All
Ivory Goods
Hea&h's Drug Store
The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street.
While They Last
30x3
Oldfield
Cords
Oversize
it 1. -TYI -VC U I
mat Please wumcii
Hcniitiful Oitkimi Myrtle Wood Electric Flnl irons
Community Silver
Universal Klectric Toasters .
I'yrcx (ilasN linking Ware
Kvrliiwtcr llnnil Painted Cas
seroles Muring Electric Washers
Universal Aluminum IloaMoin
Chaffing llishcs
Mionrs and Scssoi-s
Mnnlcui-c Sets
Sanico Porcelain llangcs
that PleaseMen
"nilewoiMl Smoking Sets
Into Strop and oilier Snl'clv
Hazoi-s
Winchi-Mi-i- PcM'Uct Knives
H-Jiing Tackle
"ill!, and Shotguns
Auloniobilc Tools
Mechanics Tools
Winchester l-la.slilights
Hunting Knives
Vacuum l unch Klls
Winchester Hunting Axes
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For the Kiddies
-Ill-Ms
H ipcles
Wlc, Wagons
.Nil ds
lngcioll Wnichcs
.Mecciinlio Sets
Commeneiiis Wednesday we air open evening.
., 1M, kanes Wrapped
lrmp, I,,.;!,,-,.,- f((r MMiK
Service
CraterLakeHardwareCo.
N. Y. Stocks
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; 1 ires 1 jires!
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Git. Cafes Auto Co.
Ailis-C'haimeiM
American Poet Sugar
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Hide & Leather pfd .
Amer. International Corp
American Locomotive '.
American Smelting & Itcfg ...
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco ....
American T. : T
American Woo'.en
Aanacoiula Copper
Atchison
At!., Cnlf & v. Indies
iinldwin Locomotive '.
Haltimore & Ohio
liethlehem Steel "If
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler .Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
C It. 1. & I'
Chino Copper
I Colorado Fuel ii. Iron
1 Corn Products
! Crucible Steel
Cuha Cane Sugar
Erie
C'eneral Electric
General Motors
(locdrlch Co
Great Northern, pfd
Croat Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mer. Marino pfd
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Mid rale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
N. Y., N. II. and Hartford
Norfolk Western
Northern Pacific
Oklahoma Prod. & Iter
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People's (ius
Pittsburg and Va
Kay Consolidated Copper
Heading
Hep. Iron & Steel
Hoyal Dutch, N. Y
Shell Trans, ti Trad
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern llailway
Standard Oil of N. .1., pfd
Studelialier Corporation
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil
I'nion Pacific
P. S. Food Products
I'. S. Retail Stores
l; S. lnd Alcohol
1'nited States Itubber
1'nited States Steel
I'tah Copper
Ve.;tin.uhouse Klectric ...
Willy's Overland
American Zinc, Lead and Sin
Hullo and Superior
Caia. Petroleum
Montana Power
Shattucli, Arizona
Pure Oil
Invincible Oil
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12.7
Skillftil
in tlie Al t of
Nursing ?
A wonderful opportunity to
ttudy nurting, teaching in training
schools, supervising in hospitals,
or community ten ice is open
to High School Graduates, lB
year of age or over, in the iplcn
did new building which will house
the Stanford School of Nuriing.
A clasj of 50 is now being enrolled.
Write at once to the Superinten
dent of Nunct, Stanford Univer
sity Hospital, San Francisco.
STANFORD
SCHOOL OF NURSING
SanTrancisco
wiiininni'iy
mmwmi
ru'irvte p iski iicic?i eb;
I Polytechnic College
; of Engineering
13th ind Madison Stt., Oakland, Cal.
I M-! thorcvjpfi, complete and practical
1 Collect of Engineering west of Chicago.
! Granti dr?rees :,i full to yearf course in
j F.lcancal, Mechanical, Mining and Civil
: Engineering, Architectural Engineering.
Gives perial courles in Auto Engineering,
i Machine Shopand Electric Mechanic",
i O" . of the be-t e-iuipped Engineering
I School in 'he United States I.atue Shops,
i Electrical, Sream anj I lydraulc l.abora-oriei.
j Maiie reservations m.w for January term.
W. E. CihiM, Pres., H. C.lirm,Vk-Prei.
locoIBrleis
Fifi.iucial ciiilitions amutii; Iimiiu'
coinins collfe students are umusuaUy
favorable. Not one has yet been dis
covered who did not arrive with at
Hear Sousns Hand iv-ord at Hal-! wilhout
mors Piano House. then e nuwarc
them with the ureat master at t hi'
PaKo. u;t;t-
Neil Franklin, who has bcn r.m
lintnl to his U'd since Sunday with a
st vert attack til" tonsil it is is yet unite
ill. It became neeesuary to lance his
throat Sunday nWht.
Picoting,
Sc per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Lyle Wallher of the Klamath Falls
office of the CuUl'oriii.i-l)riKnn Power
company arrived in this city yesterday
and will spend his two weeks hollilay
vacation here.
Community dauco nt Nat. Wed.
night. i::!:0
Sousa's band whler- ivos cmcerts
tomorrow afternoon and niglit nt the
Vatzo theater Is playim; two cenceitsi
at KitKcne today and will arrive in this
city tomorrow forenoon.
Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan associa
tion. tf
1). I.. Kwins who recently s;dd out
his interest in the Hnttery and Klectric
Co., in this, city is establishing an
Kxido batfery agency and electric re
pair shop in (JranU Pass.
Mrs. Puul Hanseu corsetlere for
NuDone. Phono 585-J. tf
Hoy Hill and Joe Ilurd. Stanlonl
students, are expected home for the
Christmas vacation the latter part of
the week.
(let Souya's Hand record at Palmer's
Piano House and have, his presence
ever In your homo. ill, 3
Harold Urey, who is engaged in
business in Klamath Falls is expected
homo the latter part of the week to
spend the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Urey.
The 11th annual hog wjght gur-s.s-;
ing contest !" .XtchnU ;ud Ashpnl.;
started this mtiruinf'. ;n t 'a ill end 1
Christmas tuornin. !!: wi: i.e;s re-1
ceiviug a ten jKUind roast of any ari
ety they desire. This contest h:.' t year;
resulted in over ;;noo guesses being j
registered by people from all oer;
southern Oregon. Anoite can guess I
tny restrictions w iiatey-r. i
('ommunity dance at Nat. Wed. f
"mincii:;
mm
night.
(let your Xma presents at Jones'
cheapest store in Medford. 'I'M"
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. liutteriield have
sold their sto;e and residence at ill'1
end of Wes't Kleveiuh street and will
occupy a new residence on North
Peach street.
Jones are headquarters (or Xmas
candies and nuts.' "J.i i
New Kamotia phitmigraphs.
model $llT. and ?l7."i model ?S7.,"n. Jap
Art Store.
The soldiers bonus bill which was
held available by a decision of the
supreme court last week, will be in
operation at once, but the cash nn le"
the measure will not be available be
fore March 1st, according to a state
ment issued by the American Legion
I state officers.
Community dance at Xat. Wed.
night.
CALLS FIRE DEPT.
TO OPEN HOUSE
PUOVIUKXCK. U. 1., Dec. n. Mrs.
Catherine Carley went shopping and
i forgot her door key. The childreu had
I locked the door. Her husband, a lire
man, had a key so she turned in an
alarm and the fire company rcsionded.
Her husband let her in.'
To Stop Coughint, at Night
When anyone is sufferini; from a
hnmchial affliction or has a cough
that lingers on and grows worse at
Army and navy underwear at Army'nighti Ull 1(1SH of Hloop tj?lul3 to wpak.
Christmas
Slippers
For men, women and
Children, on display
Now in cur windows,
In all styles at very
Low prices.
From $1.38 up to
$25, but no higher.
See cur windows
Before you buy.
North Central
&2
m
'itoriaLT!
m
ml
Gooda Storo. If
C'lyilfl Clark left laHt wtn-k for I'ort
laml on business anil will return sliori
ly lioforn I'hrlstnias.
Jap Art Stoic open tonight unlil ft
o'clock for Christmatt shopiiors. tf
Miss Kisit- l.awronr'? rcttirncil laat
week from Huyeno-where she 1h at
tenilinK tlu- l iiiverslty of Oregon, to
spend Die holidays at home.
Why let your radiator freeze, when
you can buy denatured alcohol f ir
?1.L'5 per K-'tllou jit Kittsuit Motors. lf
A spi-cial falu of ei;lit express curs
loaded with (.'hrlslnias mall from the
e;ust and middle west passed through
the city Sunday afternoon. All the
packap-s were, for California points
below San Francisco. f
Olvo her a record certificate for
Christmas mid then slip ran come int )
Palmer's I'lauS House iil'ter Christmas
and clioose her own reiird. -Xl
1. J. Lynch, immaKer of ilrlllms
operations for the Southern Oregon
lOxidoration eoinpany leaves toniKht
for his homo in Sunt lie. wliero ho will
spend the Christmas holidays.
A men's chorus consisting of some of
Medford's best male voices is rehears
ing under the direction-of .Mrs. (iconic
Andrews for the entertainment at the
Klks New Year's Day open house, Mon
day, January 2nd.
The children love the "Hubble
Hooks,'' obtainable nt Palmer Piano
House. Remember this at Christmas
time. 2W1
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Vesterlnnd
leave on Dec. L'Sth for San Krancisiw
from which city they nail on the pas
senser steamer Hawkeye Cor a sojourn
In Honolulu.
Beautiful Orepon Iloso" will bo
sunn at tho Arbor day program of Ore-
Kon schools, February in, if the re
quest of J. A. Churchill, utato superin
tendent of public Instruction, made at
the siiKKcstiou of Mrs. A. A. Cook, dis
tribution manager for tho hoiik, is
carried oul. In I ho annual Arlior day
manual issued by Churchill, iiiiitruc
tions are given as to tho proper plain
ing of roses and the suggestion is
niudo that the Hong be aung during Hie
planting process.
Christmas presents continue to ar
rive in the city and go out by the hun
dreds on every train which carries
mail and express matter. Tho local
postoffiec like ull the other posloflices
throughout the laud is n very busy
place and this condition will exist until
arter Christmas. The sK.-cial train
carrying Christmas parcels only, in
cluding parcels from tho ertst and west,
arrived in the city from the north at 1
o'clock this (ifteruoon loiuled with
Christinas packages, and departed on
its way south after throwing off a
largo Krtioii for .Medford and vicinity.
Win. ltudgo leaves Thursday after
noon for" San Francisco to upend the
holiday season Willi his wife and
daughter.
Jack I.-nipsi-y. champion heavy
weight pugilist of the world. paBseil
through the city on tho south bound
passenger train yesterday nftijrnoon,
enrouto from Portland Ui San Francis
co. He Is on a vaudeville tour, ap
pearing at the theaters in the large
cities.
The regular meeting of the Amer
ican Legion will be held at their quar
ters In the M. F. & If. building this
evening. Among the linixirlant mat
tern to be discussed will be the intro
duction of a resolution urging congress
to retain the present restrictions on
buropean immigration after June 1,
1M:', when the present law expires.
The Elks and other fraternal organize
Hons plan to forward similar petitions
from all over the country, in an effort
to keep the land from being overrun
by European hordes.
Cieorgn Kagles who fought Jess In
gram at Gold Hill last New- Year's day,
ronght a draw with Mel Coogan al
Ilrooklyn last Friday,
en the sufforer and grows more ser
ious the longer It is neglected. Airs.
M. Suter, 017 I.ongbrook Ave., .Strat
ford, Conn., writes: "Foley's Honey
and Tar has given inn great relict
from a severe attack of bronchitis."
No niedlcino stands higher throughout
tho nation as a family remedy for
colds, coughs and croup. Sold every
where. Adv.
Pure
ugar
Christmas
Candy
C
at
Sugar Bowl
Santa Claus Will Be There.
WOOD
liest wood of all kinds.. Only wood In
jcity under rover. Also beat Utah
Coal nt f 17 off car.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
and ntWI Wif Phono 7A
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGES
HAII.Y lOACKPT Sl'XD.W FFI'KCI VK DEC. 17, 11)21
l.cavo Medford ll:O0 A. M. Leave liosevurg 1:00 P. M.
One of Oregon's Most Scenic Trips
We save you time and money.
Shortest liouto by 1!0 Miles
Fares Mcdfonl-UoseburK $1.00 tlranto Pnss-KoBcburg $3.00
MEDFORD-GRANTS. PASS STAGES
ll.YILY AM) Sl'XD.W EFFECTIVE DEC. 17, 11)21
Leave Medford 1 I A. M., I P. M., -1:30 P. M.
Leave Grants Pass 10 A. M., 1 P. M., -1:43 P. M.
INTERUItBAN AUTOCAR CO.
W. 1.. LEWIS, Manager.
A Person Often
Remarks
that he Is "lucky" to hnvo a Rpnra
tiro with hlin. However, II In lnoro
often due to his having properly
eiiilppotl himself for any emergency
that may happen on the rond. Tho
tlnio til buy that extru tiro la now.
You will savo money now. Later, It
will savo you trouble.
Haywood Tire Surgeons
W. 1). Hughes ll:t N. Or no
iJIIIf Christmas Wreaths "SL
Bjg; and Baskets W
Beginning Wcdncsdny afternoon and continuing
to and including Saturday wc will offer for sale
at the the old Liberty Theater building, East
Main St., Christmas wreaths and flower and
plant baskets, varied assortment of sizes and de
signs, at very" attractive prices. Sale will be in
charge of Mrs. W, M. Fordo.
Maddox & Bonney
w. .
Y-u,
Phones 843 and 374
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