Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 24, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextITOE TWO "MEDFOUD MAUI TIMnUNR MKDFOtHX OKKCUM, SATUIlhAV. DKOKMIIKIMM. I!2I Focal and liJ The outlook for a white Christmas The alumni Christmas ball which will be given at the Nat Monday night Dec. 26, will bo tho biggest got-togtnh-er of nil tho old alumni which hnn been hold since before the war. AH high school students, college studonta and ahimnl am tnvltnit Thrt Alumni aiV day 1. rather dubious following tbec()Uion tD,8 ,nvltfltlon t melting "away of mowt of the snoW dur ; tag last night and the prediction Is, sue J tills forenoon of occasional rain or anow for tonight and Saturday. A trace of rata fell last night. Tho weather Is growing: warmer, the high eat temperature of yesterday being 35 degrees and the coldest temperature of this morning being 31" decrees. BCart the Now- Year right with n fortd - accounting system.-' You can't beat mechanical speed and accuracy. Your'- business' Investment ': Justifies this much, protection, See CaUes, the Jlurroughs representative now. Ask - to man wbi owns one. 2M Owlnn to Monday being a holiday, thera will be no meeting tf the official board of the Christian church that evening, but it will Ik) hold Tuesday evening, Dec, 27, . at the church, and every member should be sure' and in tend as the business ia very Important. - f ; ... , : a . , 230 The best Rift Is the useful one. A "Pacific" cedar cheat ia aa Ideal gift, useful, ornamental and moth , proof. Will last a life time. We have several designs at different prices on hand. Order now for Christmaa, Trowbridge Cabinet Works. .. . .. ; 236 ? While tha poetoffise will be closed next. Monday except that the general delivery window will be open from 8 ta 10 a. m., the city carriers will make one complete delivery Monday mora les and the rural carriers -will also . make one delivery that day. ; Tho exercises of the Christian church Sunday school at Central Point will be given thla Saturday evening at 7:80 at the church Instead of Sunday afternoon as announces by mistake. This office la prepared to wrap your Christmas' packages to lend by mall or express. . x ...... U A good time now to overhaul 'your Smith Form-a-Truck attachment We have the drive chains and sprockets on band for them. Oeo. L. Motor Co. - Clyde C. Clark returned thla tuorti' Ing after a week on luminous lu Tort land. Dig ehlpment of new ' Christmas Among guests at tho Hotel Holland are 'r. nl Mrs. R. lletnlomhot Ogdep. Vtnli. II. A. Carlson of Horn- brook, F, J. Cook and tUwvuo It. Smith candlea from Mrs. Montgomery at The ' I'ortliuul, and Mis. Win. Orny of Vanity Shop, v tf ,Orants Tass, to correct tho erroneous opinion that a formal invitation must bo procured. A few outsiders, not belonging to the high school or alumni, and not attend ing any college have boen sent Invita tions for this affair. When In need ot sash and doors, cat! Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main St. R. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence tit Apple street. Phone 64... . tf Special ntg ball, New tear's Eve, Riverside Community club. Our same Peerless orchestra enlarged. Follow the leader and dance the old year out and the New Year In. 236 Miss Audrey Roberts gave a splen did rending at the Christmas entertain ment at ' the Methodist KnUooiwU church South last night. The auditor ium was Crowded to the doors. j IMg Xraas Eve dance at Nat tonight 23 Why bother w ith wrapping Christ mas packages. . We are prepared to wrap them so they will be safe for sending by mail or express. tt New and reclaimed O. D. shirts and breeches at Army Goods Store. tf Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Guthrie arrived in Medford the latti-r part ot the week to siend Christmas with tnetr children at, their home near Jacksonville. Mrs. .uthrie will return to Santa Barbara after the holidays to spend the remain der of the winter. Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tf All kinds of rougn and drea-ed .lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 103. Til E. Main St. Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel Bldg. Telephone 503-R. tf ; Joe Cagnon, the J' villa railroad mag i .nate, denies that when his road reaches , the coast he will bridge the ocean to the Philippines, aa reported. He will bridge only as iar as the Trelchler Hawaiian Islands for the present 236 j Jacksonville Post. .'; . Hot corfee and light lunches, ta moles and chill con came at DeVoe's. Mlg Xmas Eve dance at Nut tonight. Si6 Edgar Wight for low mioea. tt Get your Xmas card and candles tit DcVoo's. ' Now officers dress short. Army 230 Thirty-seven round trip tickets wcreoods Store, 33 8. Centrul Ave. so,,, st mo r. aenoi inurs. uy i, - MotVffmll(.k , MW TT "!tV: 'h,,""-lved In this city yesterday, etuir- At a regular mooting of the lie hchuha this week lit Jacksonville tho following ' cnnitlilates were Initlnted Into the lodge: Mis, 8. K, I'uniittiton, Mrs. Matt to ThompBJn, Mrs. Until Dnnetf, MIhs Kegln l.ytle, 1 Mlm Cindy Wlttlor, Mike Hroad and Dan llugshnw. Nice refreshments wore served, For Sale Classified busluen dl:eo Tho tity council will hold Itn first rogulur 'meeting of Jnniiniy nut TiU'tt day night,' as itt which tlm ittutU tin poitrtlit ho ilnofi will be disponed of, ! 'Or the holidays, phono. 311, and have thone ilothos eloimod iind preAoil, or sKmv:od n:ul preMsed. Prompt sen loo hivI prUum the lowest eonuliitent with fli'xt t'lanit work, Yr- isythe Dyers A .Cleaners, ltll MUtletoo. I ' 230 Christmas candles 10c each to I1.S0 tun to Hiwnd the holidays with his rilhtd promptly. Itllss llolno, 1C W. tory of Medford containing the office uiiiiiiingH, schools, cliurolios, lodges, Nnrmnn Noimllo arrived In the city clubs, and nil lino of business lu Med- !t,H mlnlng t'limi I'oitland to remain ford. Only BOc a copy. Mali orders ! ftVev fhrlstmnt ,Mt XI I .... 1 111,., M 'M. a pair, at The Vanity Shop, ,7'"'" ' ...... ikdibhiw, wou.oni. u- Novelty needle cases at Deuel's Art ttwck' ' .Tul'h,,r J ,trAoyc.1,,f "' n.Xnt tr Army uooas Storo at as a., com rat ;ig a.o. i iiie ,iuioru r.xcnuiiKe Masiiuernde at Eaglo Point, New 'Yours Hve. 210 Milium A Itli en who has boon In tho employe of tho I "oil In ml Kail n n I Power entuimny nl Kiirmduy, tire,, for ii'Miio time iii)il, iiiHt'.l tlnoiinh I tin oily thin mofrtllltf cllt-'Mllo t upeill ( Illinium, i v. ilh bin intiiiitrt In Anle land, tlrtind New York Tilth Jltika! Trail! New Year'M hive! Hit tf Army aboes and work shoea at Army j "venue, ;The Elks lodge through their com mittee in charge, this forenoon began the. oehvery of their Christmas pres ents' of underwear, shoes and other clothing, good things to eat and the like among the needy of the city and valley. v 'ladles' and gentlemen's handsome Big Xuias Eve dance at Nat tonight. 236 Army and navy underwear at Amy Goods Store. ' , , 236 Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Guests at the Hotet Medford include George rt. Graves of Salem. Harry H. Hart of Klamath Falls, O. J. Hoffman of San Francisco and Lester Cox of pongee handkerchiefs at Deuel's Art Dept tf ; Kenniwick, Wn. - Y6u will find a full line of new and Leather coats and vests at right reclaimed army goods at J2 S. Central price. U. S. Army Goods Store. 23C avenue. tf I New shipment ot ladles' wool, and Fresh lima and Blaster. Medford silk and wool hose at Denel'S. tf Lnraber Co. J. D. Ed sail, contractor for the Mr. and Sirs. C'W. Ringer of ftosue transportation of the U. S. mail be- Rlver spent Friday in Grants Pass, , tween this city and Butte Falls, re- Incidental to oreoarine 'for their :centlv nurchased a new Fbrd with Christmas. 0!g Xmas Ere dance at Nat tonight. ''... 236 -Rain coats and waterproof pants at Army Goods Store. tf which to make the run. Big Xmas Eve dance at Nat tonight 23.6 Dr. II. E. Murphy, . dentist over Wool worth store. IX ACCORDANCE WITH OtH TSCAL Ct STOM OHIO GEO. A, HUNT AND CO. Vi MONDAY 10:30 - A.M. -' A nmial M Xmas Free Matinee I 1 " for the ,L-S : (J Kiddies Ooods Store. ... 236' Dewey' Purdfn w ho Is with the con struction crew ot tho Rogue River Valley Canal company at l.ake creek. Is expected to arrive today to spend Christmas in the city. , Leather coats and vesta at right price, U. S. Army Goods Store. tf See the new Liberty car at the Riverside Garage. tf I.ath and plaster, Medford Lbr. Co. . .' . - , After many "lfa and buta" the pro- perty belonging to the Record Publish ing comiany and held, allegedly Illegal by E. J. Murray, of the Herald Publish ing company, at their office, was to be removed today to the Record office by the sheriff's force, and when the door which was locked by Murray, and be ing between the composing room and the front office was Ordered torn down by Deputy Sheriff Hawkins in order to recover the Record property, Mur ray pultjpd an .automatic, demanding that the dcor would not be touched or he would shoot Klamath Falls Record. Editor Murray's arrest fol lowed, and he whs rater released on $2500 ball pending his preliminary hearing. 8afety razors EOc Army Qoods Store, S3 B. Central Ave. ' , 236 Try a Super-tread tire the tire with a wider and thicker tread they wear longer. Riverside Garage. tf China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. Mrs. William G. Talt and daughter and Mrs. Talt's father, Mr. Sawyer, arrived In this city yesterday from an extended tour of the eastern and tntd- dlewestern states. Mr. Talt Is expect ed to arrive tomorrow. Buy your blankets at the Army Goods Store and save money. tf Nobles Enamel Renewer and Nobles Polish are best for enamel finish. We sell it" Geo. L. Trelchler Motor Co. 236 When better automobiles are built. BIck will build them. tf The American Legton Christmas eve dance will be held this evening in the American Legion hall In the Medford building. We pay the war tax on all Eversharp pencils and fountain pens. West Side Pharmacy. 237 Start tho New Tear right in a new iiueny vur, uiu cur lur uium? wuvj hut. cot afford to own a cheaper one. and good enough for those who can afford a much higher priced car. tf Army Goods Store at 32 S. Central avenue. tf Memorial services in honor ot the late State Supreme Court Justice Henry L. Benson will be held in the supreme court rooms at Salem on the morning vf December 27th, and all friends of the jurist are invited to be present Judge Benson was a former resident of southern Oregon and had many friends In this section. Insurance Plus Service. R. A. merchants lunch. 230 The Try our ShaHta. Chiroiody Painless, non-surglcul process. Rooms 205-6 Phipps block. Phone 690-M. 2IS Harold Grey, who Is engaged In the grocery business In Klamath Full!, wHt arrive in tbta city this evening to spend Christinas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, O. Grey. He will remain In this city nnttl about Jan. 3d. FleotintT. ' 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tt A Rood wool swenter lr 11.00. Army Goods Store, 88 a Cent rat Ave. tl Army shoes and work shoes at Army Goods Store. tf Maybe the fanner ien't worried a much as he should be. He st ay: a: .'. 236 HorseShoe and Goodrich SUverloti cords chenpest per mile. Exchange Tiro Co. ' 2:iS Horace IVlton, of Sams Valley, left yesterday for California where he will spend Chrlstmns with Mrs.'Pelton who preceded I'lin south by several weeks. We have reeentty Installed a new apparatus for recharging Ford niaguo os, which wo do fo.- $1.00 and guaran tee results. No charge for testing, tllverslde Garngo. tf Don't forget that the man who neaks slightingly of your policy, or the company Issuing it, Is seeking his gain, at your expeimn. J. 11. Cochrin, mgr., Western Union Lit. 238 Eileen Roddy, who has been attend ing the I'niverstty of Waxhinston, re R. A. M Crater list Chapter No. 32 WfWiZfit Hpetial convocation Tues day, Due. 27th. IntitnUa. f Inn of officers. Visitors Welcome, A. K. NOTH. Hocy. ' 11 .M . i fin "HI 1 home and wears his old clothes, it's turned yesterday from Seattle to spend tho business man now w ho's worried, j the Chrlstmns vacation with her par- The farmer hasn't had the price for i hog that he has forgotten how to tny things. Oregon State Farm Bureau News. High top rubber boots, H.85. Army Goods Store. 236 Iavest your savings in the Jackson County Bolldlng and Loan associa tion, tf Mrs. Paul Hansen coraetlere for NuRone. Phone 6S5-J. tf Jack Kerr f Canyonvllle, arrived ents, Dr, and Mis. J. F. Ileddy. A gigantic sale of groceries, flour snd feed, freah and salted meats at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery, cash and carry system, the Vinson Darn, 22 N. Riverside Ave. ?56 You will find a full Itne of new ami reclaimed army goods at 32 S. Central avenue. 23(1 , A. 8. RosenbHtim, former 3. P. agent in thla city, now claim agent for the company In Portland, spent yesterdny this morning to Join his wife who pre-, in this city while enrotite from Port ceded him by several days, to Spend, land to San Francisco whore he will the Christmas holidays with her par- j spend the holidays, ents, Mayor and Mrs. C. E. Gates. Retreads and repaired tires at prices $7.75 rubber, tired tricycles reduced, to suit All sixes. Exchange Tire Co. to $4.95 at The Medford Exchange. 236 23S Buy your blankets at the Army) Canteens and cups, mess kit sets. Goods Store and save money. 236 j Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central Ave. A suggestion for those who Intend 236 purchasing a new car Is to be sure and 1 George Cornltlns, formerly a resl see that latest model Hupmoblle model dent of this City, now of Hun Francisco R 6, now on display at Clark Motor Co. ; arrived this morning to stcnd Christ-1 Z38 mns wun nn parents, Mr. and sirs. u. j o A beautiful Christmas tree has been M. Cornitlus. j set up In the lobby ot the Hotel Med-1 For tires and tubes, Exchange Tire , rora ana tne ioony aim tree nave both vo. Z3s- t been tastefully trimmed In Christmaa fashion for the gathering of guests around the tree this evening. An automobile radiator and hood cover makes aa Ideal Xmas present. Medford Auto Top Co.. 30 N. Grape. Phone 104. tf Jap Art Store open tonight until 9 o clock for Christmas shoppers. tf Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler Army and navy underwear at Army Goods Store. tf Roland Hubbanf was a business visi tor in Eagle Point this morning. Among our assets we like to count the only one that money cannot buy your good will. And so at this Holiday Season we extend to you, not as a customer alone, but as a friend, the Best of Wishes for the coming year. Heath's Drug' Store The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street T0C LA T t TO IA S SlfV TOR'S ALE Turkeys. .2 "year old toms for breeding. J. C. lleerlng. Central Point WANTED Real pal. Is there a man honest, sincere, of means who would appreciate a real pal. Am 3ii, attrac tive, happy disposition, pleasing IHTHonallty. Incumbrances. Have means. Fend of nutloor life. Objoet matrimony. Address P. O. Hox o:!2 2(1 Holmes, The Insurance Man. tf" High grade tailors for men and women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tt Large size pork and beans 10c. Army Goods store. 236 Otto and Henry Meyer of" Lake creek spent yesterday in this city transact ing business and buying Christinas presents. Edgar Wight for Christmas gifts. tf Christmas Festival of Rare Music People look for tk best in music, Christinas. Our large Chora. Choir baa prepared an elaborate con cert for 7:30 P, M. Sunday; also extra gelectiotift for li A.M. Enjoy the uplifting services, . A MERRY CHRISTMAS to everybody from the Jbirst Baptist Church , : " N. Central and 5th St New Raniona phonographs. $250 TOCND-Kemale collie, yellow end odel $125. and $175 model $87.50. Japj blU'' C all at Dr. GlUen s barn. Jj., model Art Store. ' 230 William Budge left yesterday after noon for Oakland, Calif., where ho will spend Christmas with Mrs. Itudge and their daughter Jean. Rain enat and waterproof pant a Army floods Store-. 236 1 WANTF.D Hy good conk, Jot) In restaurant r hotel. Call or write Clifford Uagnn. 1133 W. Ninth Ht. 2a 9 WANTED Man with family would like work as Janitor or '!lliwnnhr AddrpRH Hox It C. Mall Trilmno. 2. Id MSSSBSBaBMSSBMBaBBSaBaHBSMRrSHBSBSBSMaiSSRaMn ' - -wIJ Popular Low Pricosja 2 j55c ''R 25c Adults '.r Ta Children Heats f.nfevAS lip 'jLM A I Ik & I J PAGE TUESDAY S3Popul.ir Low Prices q ' ' ' . From'tLe '' v y . First Christian Church Pp' Willi grateful hrarIA no recall our lilewtlnKs of In'alth, luipplnesM JcW.jLm I$!jt' I ' 1,1,(1 lVCr during the year. ' n fPM?$l iV " Accept our greetings and widl u UIu-k, cMi-ndrd In all alttrcrliy, for jpiM,; j!iV" ' Mto' V Joyous Clirlstirin seaMMt nud lienltlt, conlcntnient and pccwpi-illy sfflPiflW? alnS V h '. ' Special Services Sunday Eve. at 7:30 P. M. iiillf w 5. ' Exceptionally Good Musical Program ' '.).- ; , , : V 3;. :; i , ,.. ... . ...