Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 27, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFJOE TWO MEDFOUD MATL TRIBUNE. MKDFORD. 0!iK(50V TllflSDAV. 1)K(T,MHKU '.27. TTocal and 4-4 Personal John Grieve of Proapect, well known pioneer citizen of Jackson county, and father of James and William Orlevo, Is eerloualy 111 at the home of ihe former. Inasmuch as. he la SI years old, Ills condition la Considered grave. Btnrt the New Year right with Rood accounting system. You can't beat inechaiiiccU, speed and. accuracy. Your : bimlucss ' InveKUmmt jUHtlfles thla much protection. See Cailes, the Hurrmnjlis representative now., Ask the niaa wbo owns one. "' SU Meetlntrs have beet, closed at the Apoatolia Faith Mission for a tow days on Recount of apodal meetlna in rortland. Regular meeting wll start again Tuesday evening at 7:45, Janu ary 3rd, at 128 East Mala street 23T Aubrey Smith, superintendent of the Medford schools and Superintendent Hedrlck of te Central Point schools, two of the six delegates of the Jack aofli County Teacher association to the Oregon "State Tcachem annual convention, left ihia morning to Port land., to attend that convention, which convened today. Tha other delegates from this county left for Portland yes terday. " Men's garter 10c pair., Army G.xxs Store, S2 S. Central. . tf Indies' anl gentlemen's handsome pongee handkerchiefs at Deuel's Art Dept. . ; ,s . , ., , , ,. ti hundreds of children of the city and vicinity enjoyed the free Christ nwa matinee gives at the Rlalio yesterday forenoon at 10:30 o'clock, through the courtesy and kindness of Messrs. Hunt and Antle. The house was filled to capacity with happy youngsters, quite a number of whom had never aeen a picture show beore. The main attrac tion was "Don't Call Me Utile Girl." In which Mary Miles Mlnter Is the star. ' Midweek Community Holiday party at Nat Wed. site. iOe. 137 Fresh lime and plaster. Medford Lumber Co. Harry Rosenberg left Monday for a sojourn in New York and other eastern cities, from which he will return about February 1st. Regular communicpiion of Reamea Chapter O. E., Wednesday evening, Dec. 28. Initiation. Each lady is asked to bring food for covered dish luncjj. 237 When la seed of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or corns to 711 B. Main St Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goeller and children of Klamath Falls, " spent Christmas with relatives in this city. Excellent supper at Trail r New Yeac's eve! 541 R. I. Stewart, bnllder, contracts for sll buildings. Residence tlT Apple street Phone MS. tf The storm flag was raised on the L41erty building this morning to ac company the prediction for the weath er or tonight and tomorrow, forecast ing rain or snow, and the somewhat balinr air and overhanging clouds of todc. Amy cots $3.25 at Army Goods Store, 32 8. Central Ave. tr Lime at Medford Lamber Co. tf Norman Normile after having spent Christmas In the city left for Portland today to resume tils duties at the Southern Pacific offices. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. 241 An kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main St Miss Vivian Btancllff, of North Tal ent, has entered the academy at Med: ford again and is very niuh pleased with 'being allowed to take up some studies she had been compelled to drop while attending school at Phoenix. She hopes to complete Tier school work in two years.-ABhland Tidings. Prtae "waits at Trail New Year's eve! $10.00 pair of Walk-Over shoes given to the gentleman and a fine pair of HX stockings to the lady by tie Hub BUe Store of Medford. " 241 Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel BIdg. Telephone 603-R. tf Among guests at the Hotel Holland aro R. Nye of Grass Valley, Calif., Les llo f. Harvey of San Francisco, R. A. Cook of Hornbrook, C. Reed of Grant. Pass, Robert A. Damon of Oold Beach, Mr. and Mrs". J. t. Stewart of Ogdea, Utah and H. Jeldness of Rosebnrg. Hear those beautiful bells at Trail New Year's eve! ' III Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. W. H. Stewart of Prospect was one of Uie business visitors In the city to day from that section. " ' Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's ,,, ' " " i 41 New shipment of ladies (61,' and silk end 'wool' hose. t Deuel's. " tf The dowusUtlrs floor In the California-Oregon Power Co. building which is .la process of remodeling Is nearly complete and It is expected that the offices which' have been upstairs for some time pnst will move back down stairs In about a week. Dr. H. E. Murphy, dentist, over Wool worth store. . . ' Army underwear and union stilts cheaper than elsewhere. Army Goods Store, S3 S. Central. - . tf i Oregon's apple crop this year, even with depressed prices, reached a total value 4t Jiiore than fS.OOO.OOO. It Is first In value, among our- 'fruit Crops. Oregon apples by the test of taste are thla year being declared the world finest In Europe. England, the eastern part of our own country and even down in Texas and ArlionaPortland Journal- Masquerade at Easle Point, New Year's Eve. 241 .Hot coffee and light lunches, ta males and chill eon earns at DeVoe's. 'The thick fog which settled down over 0e city early last evening and was still here about 10 p. m., disap peared shortly after that hour In about five minutes time when a slight breese sprang up. Pig Yama Ynma party at Trail New Year's eve! 241 See.tho new Liberty cars at the Riverside Oarage. tf Bert llaney, a former resident of this city who has bern In Portland for the past eight or nine months, re lumed Sunday night for a visit with friends. Moleskin breeches and pants. Army Goods Store. 32 a Central. tf Lath and plaster, Medford Lbr. Co. Don Newbury left this morning for Klamath Kails where he will visit for a few days with friends and relatives. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. t ''" " ' " ; 241 Try a Super-tread ttre-the tire with a wider and thicker treaa--they wear longer. Riverside Garage. tf H."A Malane was fined 10 In Act ing Justice Farrell's court this morn ing for auto speeding. The arrest was made by Dputy State Motor Traffic Officer ilitiTshdn. Confetti and serpentine ,at Trail. New Year's eve! . 241 China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. The first automobile show ever held in Douglas county will be a feature of the , month of January in Ttoseburg. The show will be given in the armory. Jan. 19. 20 and 21. Trench shoes, hobnails. Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central. tf When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Quite a number of ex-service men called today at the offices of Comman der Farrell of the local legion post to get their state bonus loan blanks for filling out. So far about 40 percent of the local veterans have applied for the loan and the rest prefer to get the j cash. Payment of the state bonus to the legion men will start about March 1st , . . . White corn for hominy at Monarch Seed Co. Phone 260. We pay the war tax on all Eversbarp pencils and fountain pens. . West Side Pharmacy. 23 George A. Mansfield, "president of the Oregon state farm bureau came iu yesterday afternoon from having Christmas with his family at the Mansfield ranch near Prospect, and left last night for Portland to attend the annual convention of the State Dairymen's league. Ring out the old! Ring In the new! Where?, Trail'. . 241 Start the New Year right In a new Liberty .car, the car for those who can not afford to "own a 'cheaper one, and good enough for those who can afford a much higher priced car. ' . , . tf Guests at the Hotel Medford Include George Sorensensof O rants Pass, L. A. Cowles and W. O. Ashley of New York, J. A. Johns of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Avery H. Arerlll of New" York and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Lloyd of Ban Francisco. Tbo. famons Herman army shoes and officers dress shoes. Army Goods Store 32 8. Central. ' - tf Insurance Plus Service. R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. tf R. C. Day of Portland, left for that city Monday after having spent Christ mas with bis wire and children at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C: T. Sweeney, and will return tile latter part of the week to spend New Year's with them. The rainfall of last night amounted to two hundredths of an inch. Army overcoats and genuine . an wool English rafntite overcoats. Army Goods Store, 32 8. Central. tf Price list for the Marinello Shop, 409 Liberty BIdg.: Shampoos 7Gc; marcels $1.00; round curls GOc; manicures 60c. : v - 238 Jerry and Paul Young left this mor ning for Taft Calif., where they intend to spend several months. They left In a Maxwell bug and Intend to get there despite the snow and bad ronds south of here. " Hello! diund Firemen's hall, Orth'a ha'.l, Jacksonville, Friday. Dee. 80th. ll'it dinner at 12 o'clock. Imperial orchestra.. Dancing from 0 to 2. 240 Try our merchants lunch. The Sbaski. Miss Eunice Andrews who hits been attending the U. of C. will leave fcv morrow for Hollywood, Calif., where she will enter, a ! nurses' 'trsluing school, t' i v.1-''. ' ' ' , V - Grand New York high JlnJtsl Trail! Now Year's Etc! .241 Clark Walker was arrested this mor ning for auto speeding while on his way to Jacksonville. The complaint charges speeding on the streets of thf city vt Medford and Is sw.:m t by Deputy State Motor Vi!uclt Inspector J. J. McMahon. Edgar Wight fur low prices. tP "l.es" Warden, with the, American Laundry on South Riverside, w;s bad ly bruised this morning whtlo nt work. Worden was atteiuptlittt to slip a bell on some of the mac' ry to set.U.tn Jnotlon while tho pow tc pulley wan In motion, and his ctothns wore catiht lu It The clothes were badly torn and lie suffered numerous bruised on dif ferent parts of tho hotly. It la under-1 "o. Chiropody - Painless, non-surglcal ' ;"7 'T. . 205-0 Thlpps block.!;" '"" , .V. . " 7. ? J 2431 " .. ftia-quoraao at Kagto rotnt, New Year's Eve. . ' 210 H. Chandler Egnn published the first of a scries of golf arttcloa in Sun day's Portliind Journal, and In connec tion with this article a splendid pic ture Is published of, Mr. Egan and lUibby Jones, tsne of the leading amateur golf players of the United Slates, taken during the natlaruU championships at St Louis. , , When In need, of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, ICS, 711 E. Main. Edwiud Dustorhnft, Klamath Fall hootlcKgor, one f tho famous Duiiler hoft twins, ploudod guilty Saturday liofore Federal Judno C. K. Wolvel-tu, of Portland, to violating the Volstead act nitd was flnud $!'). In impiiHtitg sentence tho court t sk Into ivmsid i atlon tho fact that l')uslerh-ft ra Imt M days In Jail nwaltlns liial. DuMtoi'ttoft ban liiin oolivhiOil i.f wlni. liar charges broitKht under tho 'M .IntoruHl revenuo laws which iKvounio obsolete by tho imMMRo of thi Vol- ntend act ; : ' White 'com W nmiilny at Mtmurch Seed C'Oi I'heB CtiO. i t . - lr tiros fttul tubes, Exchnnno Tlio k ,.'(. .2J.S liuiHit'tidil meeting of official board iif ChiiHtluii limnii li'Pljvht 7 : 30 Hi tho church. i IMmir Wight, rnllliblii Iswoler, Hotter (tut Nome of ths print papor on foils for wrnpplun pnper afthls"' offleo and savo 2 or 8 cents r pound, I'miiK noil iiiok st It and tin rnnvlnned. , ''II 'Ml.' I I .1 .1 HI 1 i xvitnwnctaaci 8 process. Rooms Phone W M, Hemstttchjug, ilcotlnR. Sn ttp vd. Uuttona coverwl. " Handicrart Shop. tf , Miss Gladys January, a former post graduate, student In tho Medford high school returned home the latter part of last week b spend the. holidays with her parents. Miss January has, been teaching school near Eugene. Hot dinner will be Served at the Firemen's grand ball given by Engiue Co. No. 1. Aiford's Imperial orchestra will furnish the music. Dig night. don't miss it 240 Invest your savings In the Jackson County Dullding and Loan associa tion. tf Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetlere tor XuBoua. Phone 68S-J. tf Retreads and repaired Urea at prices to suit . All sizes. Ibxchango Tire Co. . ' , 238 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Hull Is and son Richard will arrive today from their home in Los Angeles for a vin.it with Mr. Hunts' father. 8. & Rullls, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Qardner Rullls were formerly well known residents of this city. A suggestion for those who Intend purchasing a new car la to be sure and see that latest model Hupmoblle model R 8, now on display at Clark Motor Co. 238 For Sale Classified business direc tory of Medford containing the office buildings, schools, churches. ' lodges, clubs, and all lines of business In Med ford. Only SOc a copy. Mall orders filled promptly. Bliss Heine, 916 W. Tenth street, Medford. tf . High grade tailors for men knd women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf Robert Wilson is beaming proudly snd has been since Christmas day when he became the father of a seven and one-half pound son. Both the boy and Mrs. Wilson are doing nicely. Horse-Shoo and Goodrich Silverton cords cheapest per mile. Exchange Tire Co. ' "" 238 we nave recently installed a new . apparatus for recharging Ford magne-! 08, which we do for $1.00 and guaran-! tee results. No charge (or testing.! Riverside Garage. tf' The high school alumni Christmas! hall which wag given at the Nat last night was well attended and was ap preciated by the college students who are borne for the holidays. More than , 100 couples were present and both Ashland and Grants Pais were, well represented. It Is hoped that these dances can be made snnual affairs, or possibly even more frequent Don't forget tlat the man who speaks slightingly of your policy, or the company issuing it, is seeking his gain, at your expense. J. H. Cochran, mgr., Western Union Life. ;' ,' V; ' 238 A gigantic sale of groceries, flour and feed, fresh and salted meats at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery, cash and carry system, the Vinson Barn, 228 N. Riverside Are. 256 Among the recent applications for permit to appropriate water filed with the state engineer fire those of the following Jacksonville people covering the appropriation of water from Llttlo Applegate river for irrigation pur poses: Laura O. Gould, covering 25 acres; 8. R. McConathy, covering a three-acre tract; K. 8. Nelson, covering a 10-acre tract nt a cost of approxi mately $1500. '. " ' For the holidays, phono 511, and have those clothes cleaned and pressed, or sponged and pressed. Prompt service end prices the lowest consistent with first class work. For sythe Dyers & Cleaners, H6 Mistletoe. " . ' . .230 DR. RICKERT f-Tt If rasn - V Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Pitted no Drops used Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated FACTORY OJI PKEMISEa j ,' sta w Main l'nnO ft ("office 1 , fey yuv'8 u:T.TJ C;T!? :a a j Nr clavM begin Tiiowlny, Jn. DON'T MISS 1 YOU A MASON?" Modernized With Music "ARI The Play That Has Made BILLIONS LAUGH For . ltntlth VUn Vlr and VltnUllj MOTIVE Fcople THE BAKE of old 4ge is constipation. The bow els become weak and unable to perform their , . functions without aid. For this purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse, : Chamberlain's Tablete.are a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action. 1' nan Had Kidney Trouble Ten Ytart . Don't give up hope if you are suffer ing from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff, swollen joints, always tired feel ing, pains in groin and muscles or other symptoms of kidney trouble. J. T. Osborn, R. F. T. tfo. 1, Lucasville, 0., writes: "I had kidney trouble for 10 years. I tried all kinds of kidney remedies hut they did me no good. I took one bottle of Foley Kidney Pills and they helped me so much I am well nyw." Sold everywhere. Adv. I ' ,. i ft. A. Mb Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 8pecial convocation Tues day, Dec,5 27th. ' Installa- IK n m omcers. visitors .welcome. ; v A.'F. NOTH, Secy. TOO LATE 1t CLA8SIFV FOR RENT 7 unfurnished. , Store., room modern house, Inquire M. M. Dept. . tf II FOR BALE Piano, heater, small rugs . Call- forenoons, Mis. W. E.' Kahler, Central Point. 239 FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. Central. 315 8. 242 KOR KENT -Two first-class apart- . ments,, twenty-five and thirty dollars , W. M, Barber, 103 Granite, Ashland. 239 WANTED Rancher with alfalfa hay ',. to feed out carload of caiUe for beef, by contract. Box J0G6, Medford.' 2:59 hi.' T.UU&1S MA.I.B OR FKMAl.u. fiaihlet Fr. on Rnum. Ak for WHU'lI'd ttii fM- I IOINAI. HKWAIIK vr IMITATIU.NSi ASiJ BrUSTITCTKiJ. WKIMI Ultlll COMING TO P AGE THEATRE MATINEE AND NIOHT Monday, Jan. 50c 75c $1.00 2 SPECIAL MATINEE" PRICES 50c, 77p Plus 10 Per Csnt War Tax MAIL ORDERS NOW 4 ii 4 hi.r f .ttf w-4t THE BIGGEST THRILL BEGINS TODAY! IN HISTORY! D. W. GRIFFITH'S. HEART WARMING CLASSIC OF PLAIN FOLKS -PLAYING PLAYINO : . , .iiV, Today Wednesday Thursday Friday -iRv5f Popular Low. Admission ( MAM ' Prices rjf Include, War Tax J J 'W4 jF RJT Children . xs,i 1 tint rvri-Pk-'f - c yy . ' PERFORMANCES START 1:45-4:007-15 NOTE: To thoroughly enjoy the 12 reel presentation of "Way Down East" it is adviaablo to bo seated at Jhe aboye strtinff times. '.V ' ' fi4V f) jij " ' ORIGINAL NOTED MUSICAL SCORE PJayed by "BETTY" on the mighty Wiyrlitzer. SATURDAY The New Year's attraction, "IGHTIN' MAD" 1 jwiMjra7F SATURDAY The New Year' attraction, "FIOHTIN MAD"