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,!v WOTU TWO MEDFORD MA TL TRTDTTNF. MEDFORD. 01 F, , (Nr. AY K 1 iXKKl ) A V, 1 EC E MUM! J Ufl. 1 5)2 1 ocal and Personal A largo delegation of boys under the direct leadership o( Cash Wood de parted early thin forenoon on the Y. M. 0. A. hike to the hills beyond Jack sonville. The crowd was a happy one even thoush the weather outlook was not' propitious, aideach carried his lunch. . A Wiener feed was enjoyed at noon. The round trip to Jacksonville' was made on the struct car, and they were to return late this afternoon. ' Start the New Year right with a good , accounting; system. You tan't beat mechanical speed and accuracy. Your business Investment Justuses this much protection. See Callea, the DurniuKhs representative now. Ask the man whi owns one. ZH ' Riverside Community Club ball New Year's eve. Xuf said. Meet mo at the door. ' 23S 3. E. Mason, superintendent of the Kirtland Farm underwent an opera tion at the Dow Association hospital Tuesday, which will lay lil:u up ftr some time. ; Men's garters 10c pair. Army Goods Store. 32 S. Central. ; . tf Hig bargains at the Colonial five day Bale. . 20S The mid-holidays meeting of the Lady Elks, held yesterday afternoon at the Elks temple, was an enjoyable affair with a larpe attendance of the women folks of the lodge. Every child having; the benefit t lilnderRarten training makes better progress in later school days. Tiny Tola School opens a new clasa Jan. 3. : Thone 832-V. . 241 ; Fresh lime Ind plaster. Medford Lumber Co. Clifford Jenkins and family spent Christmas with Mrs. Jenkins parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hanson, at Grants Pass. " . . Cash prize at Kingsbury Springs mask ball. New Years eve. - 238 Fireman's dance, Jacksonville Fri day. , 240 Activity on i:ie part of traffic offi cers, is undiminished. Deputy State Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J. McMa lum arrested the following men yester day: J. A. Curry, for speeding on North Central. He was fined $10 In Acting Justice Farrell's court. , H. L. His ham was also fined $10 for speed ing on North Riverside. E. O. Dono van.' arrested for exceeding the speed limit on North Riverside last night, this morning entered a plea of guilty and was fined $10. J. J. Osenbragge. driving a truck for the Gold Ray Realty Co., without a rear-view mirror, had a hearing yesterday afternoon, lie was fined $5. Itig bargains at the Colonial five-day sale. 23S We have recently installed a new apparatus for recharging Ford toagne- os, which we do for $1.00 and guaran tee: results. No charge lor testing. Riverside Garage. " - - tf John S. Orth, cashier of the M,cdford National bank, arrived home thfs mor ning from a. short business visit at Portland., , .. s Excellent supper at Trail New Year's ve! 241 . Shotgun and rifle shoot Eagle Point. Sunday, January 1. P. J. Lynch, the oil drilling man, was expected to return this afternoon from Seattle. R. I. Stewart, builder, contract for all buildings. Residence JIT Apple trot. ' Phona 43. ... t( Pig masked ball. New Year's eve, Kingabury Springs. , Cash prliea. 23S J. T. Gagnon leaves tonight on a business mission Vt the statu metro polls. .- PrUV Walt i at Trail New Year's eve! $10.00 piilr tit Walk-Over shops given to the gentleman and fin pair of silk stocking to th lady by the Hub n7!shoe Store of Medford. ' SU warning! uniy inree nays more, "Way lV)wn East." Page. 23S Cart rrestrnde and Atan Evans were arraigned Tursday- in Justice court on a charge ot having -in their rmeslon intoxicating liquor and entered a plea of not gnilty. " Tho arrest was made by State Officer S. P. Sandefwr. The men will have a hearing Ihis afternoon. ( , Dr. Frank Roberta, dentist. Deuel dobera "Don't for a minute lose heart in yonrj granited lands," said Ralph P. OowglU. "", n . ' of Medford. telling of . the ultimate , " 8 ' !, In ita description of the ftddreas txM fore the Grants Pass chamber of com-j fi - 1 man ins urama i ass courier Bays; i , , - n.. t practical rooiera no your woris, rvr service see Graham A Wilson, value of the raw granite lands adja-i' ,,. ,,. viv. cent to the city. Mr Cowgill who - ' ,udVwn ..ich papers as "The ?t.e"t..fn.R nrr t0r the llJ Central Point 111 News." and "The M.M.ln, . . u,. Sentinel."Medford HI m composed principally of granite and j Z.. which he has built up to a high atatel "' . ... o production. He advocated . high,, Nw W, eve, . . 241. sute of diversify farming for the, , v.dford Lhr. Co Mr COWgill nw vm..v-. ,h.' .Mh Christmas for Los Angeles where they first few years after bringiug the lands under cultivation stated that he knew of nothing which could not be raised on granite lands." Amy cots $3.25 at Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central Ave. . U Bis reduction sale at the Colonial. 238 James Slavick was arraigned In po lice court yesterday on a complaint of intoxication. The complaint was sworn by Chief of Police Timothy and the defendant will have a hearing this afternoon. ; 1 " ' Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tf ' Shotgun and rifle shoot Eagle Point. Sunday, January 1. - 240 Guests at the Hotel Medford include W. It Astley and J. R. Munson of San llryant: Hamilton of Ruch, is spend ing a few (lays In the city visiting friends ami altendtug to buulncsst mut ters. 1 . Btart (ho New Year rlht In a new Liberty chr, tho car for those who can not afford-to own a cheaper ono, and Rood enough for those who can afford a much h.lshfr priced car. tf . The famous Herman nnny ghoea and officers dress shot's, Army Goods Store 3J S. Central. t( The Diamond drii to be used In' completing the Muudy oil well has ar rived, and will be taken out this week and work started as soon as possible. The well Is now down over 1000 fiH't and tho contract with Lynch Prothors of Seattle is to put the well down to production or 3300 feet with thit diamond drill. Ktremnn'i dance-, Jacksonville Fri day. 240 Army underwear and union suits cheaper' than elsewhere. Army Goods SLw, 32 S. Central. tf Among guest at the Hotel Holland are L. U Merton and Mrs. J. U. Mer ton of Seattle. J. C. Hamilton of Port land. William H. Tucker, Jrh. of New York: Agnes J, Hryant and Edith Gib son of Yrvka and A; II. Wyse of San Francisco. will spend two weeks Visiting with Tom Plpgras, their eon and brother, who has Just been granted a 15 days furlough from the TJ. S. 8. Artiona. They will attend th University of Washington ,am rtrferson-Vniversity of California football game at Pasa dena. Calif., January 2nd. The only way seems To te "Way Down East" Crowded . Packed Praised Cheered. Now playing, the Page.1 238 Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's -ve. 141 A letter has been received from Dr. C. T. Sweeney of this City from John r i am IMA,, .m. mu iiiv. ciuit-r r.i XX rUFcr C1,VV T & Invalid Ths Food-Drink" for All Age Quick Lunch BtHome.Officc.and Fountains. AJi for HORUCKS. Arnd ImrtatioBS k Substitutes Infant NO COOKING Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.'W.G Byron H. Hard and G. E. Ml!U?r, all of Portland. " . 4 '' Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. 241 It came, we saw, it conquered, "Way Dovn East, now playing, Page."23S Mrs. Oscar Drury and son Earl, of Oak Ridge,' Ore., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Drury's sister, Mrs. C. L. Goff, on North Riverside avenue. ; . . All kinds ot rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. VII E. Main 6L Big reduction salq ot the Colonial. 23S Henry Harcke sent the Mail Tribune copies of the Fresno papers containing accounts of a campaign made there recently by the chamoer of commerce to raise $250,000 to purchase a Bite consisting of over 500 acres, to secure a $2,500,000 sawmill to be erected by the Sugar Pine Lumber Co. to employ 20H) men. Thev nut It over In fine shape. Mr. Harcke say a Fresno hasibaby 8irl about 60,000 population and Is a live wire city. He also shows his faith in Medford by saying it has the same advantages to become a large city if the people would go after things like they do in Fresno. Henry was former ly musical director for the Page and other theaters in this city, and was well liked by everyone.' A 23-12 farewell party will be held at the Legion hall Friday night In honor of the alumni. ' . . 239 For Sale Classified bnslnest direc tory of Medford containing the office buildings, schools, churches, lodges. Clubs, and. all lines of business In Med ford. " Only Tte a copy. Ilafl orders filled promptly. Bliss Heine, 916 W. Tenth street, Medford. . ... . tf I A WesterlumL at San . Francisco en Among tho many Improvomrttta and new enterprises outlined fir Jacksonville- in the near future U iho old 11. S. brick hotel, which In km n to pnH. Into the hands of oxpi'rlcured hotel people, who propose to put It In flrt clasa tdtnpo- for hotel IhihIiions once more, after being closed for nearly n acore of years;. A Widl ' managed hotel, with even ordinary accommodation, should be it puylng Invoatnieiit hero now, and it Is reported that tho new hotel peoplo are amply able to Improve and furnish the old hoatnlry In first-class and mod ern style.--Jacksonville Post, Fireman's dance, Jacksonville Frl day. ,: 240 Price lUt for tho Marlnollo Shop, 409 Liberty Hid.: Shampoos "Be; hiarcolH M OO; round curl. 50c; nmnlcurea Sue. :''-'-. 2SS Captain J. C. ApplcRato. was over from Jacksonville t'duy. ChiroiKidy Painless, lion surgical process. ' Rooms 203-0 Phlpps block. Phono 90-M. . 243 Harold Grey, who arrived lutU week Mr, and Mrs. ICurl Uruwno arc spend- to spend Christum with his parents, Ing the holiday ' aeanoti With Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. J. O. lirey, left thin Mor- lirowmi's. parent, Mr, and Mrs, James ning for Klamath Falls whore ho 1 Slover at Grunts . - ougitKod In tho grocery bUHlnass, , Mid week holiday danco., t, 'at i F.duar Wight, roiiabla lewelnr. night lOc. 231 Hrumun'a dunce, Jacksonvlllo Frl- Grand New York olgh JlnasI TraWI tiny. ' 240 New Ywar's Kvel , , 141 l' 1 '. ' I I 1 'M 1 1 1 .'I i.HI'l II J "HI'I J'lll'U'J mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmn WORN NERVES Nervous, troubles, with bai-Uarhe, slimy spells, queer pnln mitt lingu lar kidneys, give reason to suspect klitnev mnkness and to try t've reni- For a few days only wo have en-, my that bus helped your nuinubi.r. gaged the services of an artist extra-' Ask your neighbor! , ordinary to paint landscape and ma-' . Mrs. A. K. ltdge, 242 H. Holly Ht., We will give you almo- Mfdford. aays: 100 Overcoats $100 ILflch One hundred second-hand over coats. Good, warm coats. Have been selling up to $7 and $8. Going while they last at ONE DOLLAR EACH Canvas Gloves at Work Sox at . . Jersey Gloves at tt . ioc . 10c .1 ?(;,2c Everything for. Less 6-room fiirhished house for rent at 412 N, Grape. $25 per month - v THAT'S ALL TODAY : '( WILL H. WILSON feeling fine, and has secured relief from 1 his asthmatic trouble already. He was In San Francisco during the big wind of laat week, and "was nearly blown out of California," according to the letter.- Vncle John and Mrs, Weeterlund sail for Honolulu at noon today and will spend a couple ot months in the tropics. Dr. 11. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store. All hats greatly reduced at Lottie Howard's. 109 N". Central. 240 Born To Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Fifer of this city, Tuesday, December 27. 1921. at Sacred Heart hospital, a baby boy, Masquerade at Eagle Point, New- Year's Eve, 241 Hot coffee and light lunches, ta males and chili con earns at DeVoe s. Bom Christmas day, December 23, 1921. at Bacred Heart hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Weston ot this city Mr. Weston is a retired army officer of long service, and is prouder of his Christmas gift than all his military decorations. Mother and child are well. Ask your neighbor He'll surely say Great: Don't Miss "Way Down East", jtow playing Page. 238 Big Yama Yama party at Trail New Year's eve! 241 James (Chuck) Vance, a student in a dental collego at Los Angeles, is spending the holidays visiting friends and relatives in this city. ' : See the new Liberty cars. at. the Riverside Garage. - tf Moleskin breeches and pants. Army Goods Store, 22 S. Central. tf , Word was received in this city Sat urday that Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Car penter, wbo have been viBlting in Chi cago", will leave about the first ot the year on a two months trip to the Mediterranean, and tour of Italy. ' Lath and plaster, Medford Lbr. Co. : ,. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve. 241 ' Roy Ashpole and family of Eagle Point, spent Sunday and Monday in the city risking friends and relatives. The American Legion has signed a lease for the quarters over the Tog gery, which will be their post head quarters in the future. The first meeting will probably be for the Instal lation of officers for the year, Klmer fWlltwn being commander. ,; Try a Super-tread tire the tire with a wider and thicker tTead they wear 1 longer. Riverside earage. tf Confetti, and serpentine at Trail, 1 Vew Ytflr' 241 Royal G. Brown of Eagle Point spent l ine nrstor tmvweeK in tne city. - Mr. Brown is suffering from an injured hand, sustained while cutting wood. Many of the stores of the city hare commenced taking their annual inven tory of stock. Others will not perform this work until after the first of the year. China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. Trench shoes, hob-nails, Army Goods Store, 32 8. -Central. tf fnder the direction of J. W. llerrlan the work of dynamiting the -Ament dam on Rogue river Was completed Saturday, and . a passageway SO feet wide made in the middle of the ntream for fish to get. through. They were blocked by debris and refuse left from previous similar attempts. . This com pletes a Job Uiat has long been a source of annoyance to fishermen, It is believed the hew conditions will improve fishing In the upper reaches jof the Rogue. When better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf I White corn for hominy at Monarch ISood Co. Phone 260. Frank Harden of Montague, Calif., has returned to his home after spend- ing a week in the city on business. i Ring out the old! Ring In the hew! ; Where? Trail! 211 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulrlch of Jack sonville spent a few hours Tuesday In tne city visiting friends and relatives. Insurance - Plus , Service. R, A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man. tf rfno scenes. lutely free, one large painting with each Columhia phonograph purchased. With each guitar purchase we will give an Sxl painting. Pictures a!s for sale at popular prices pictures painted from poet cards and other sketches. Exhibitions in our corner window dally, Palmer Piano House. 210 When In need ot sash and doors. call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to Jll B. Main 8L , A 23-12 dancing party wlir be held next Friday night at the Legion hall. This will be ono of the Inst parties held this year for the college students before they return to school. Fireman's dance, Jacksonville Fri day. . tlo Army overcoats and genuine all wool English ralntite bvercouts, Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central. tf Mrs. -Paul Hansen corsetlere lor NnBone. Phone 585-J. tf TC0 LATE 10 CLASSIFY WA.nTKIJ Work by hour or duy. Mr. K. Phone 233. 210 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. down town, steam heat, hot and cold . water and lights furnished, available January 1st. No children. Address "l am Kluti to av a good word for Dean's Kidney I'MK an they have' Riven m opIcmUd to Mult. My kldnt'Va wer In it weak romlttlnti and I was run dov,i and nervoua. 1 llrt-d riinlly rird an often umiide to tlo my housework ttnJ my tiiti k ached as tf it were bitkn, imd 1 hud Uiszy KpfllH. Mv Ccet and niiklt-s were swollen and 1 couldn't stand up for any l-ii,'th ft time. My kltlni'VM m-teil irveisulrtrly, too, unil,' IHftm's Kidney IMIs were rcrtun- mendvd to me and I used them. Thvy noon strengthened my kldiivya and all the other symptom ot kitlnty du ordtrr dlnappciiriHl." Price o nt all draler. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy gvt Donn's Kidney Pill the same that Mm. Ddi.' had. FoMter-Milburn Co.. Mr.. Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. DON'T MISS i ARE YOU : ' ; ', I, A MASON? Modernized With Muiic The Play That Has Made BILLIONS LAUGH COMING TO PAGE THEATRE MATINEE AND NIGHT Monday, Jan. 50c 75c $1.00 2 SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES 50c, He- f i j Plus 10 Per Cent War Tax ' ' MAIL ORDERS NOW Masked Ball New Years Evening Kingsbury Springs CbnIi Prln HI ntr rtut f lit- It IlllM It-ww W'ur Tmv 1'vi.luuU' mip. Apartment, care Mall Tribune. tf'iUiv luiitl. 2312 DANCE Friday Nite--Legion i l L .. NEW SHOW TODAY! JIM BARNES (HOUSE FETEE8)-to of the lumberjack sullen, faced giant with itecl spring ' . muscles Ruler by right of fist and boot Wnf of tho lonely camp in tho icmbre redwood forest wni he hero or villain! SEE im HOUSE; WlwiiA PETERS In hlitrenlt rr.le 111 i I v s I. I la A iff (' t tP' iimi . I IIS Vi m r - X I . I 1 S J I t 9 X L t f J 1 II s THERE IS ONE THRlLtlNG SURPRISE AFTER ANOTHER IN THIS MAGNIFICENT DRAMA OF THE NORTH WOODS! J , J ; KrKf'IAL ATTRACTIOX KV.W VKAIl'H II A V , i , v. , (Htindar ), -.,,, "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY" with Xcll 8hlpmnn , ,, li : i . O I'll ,45W ivl ' 1r ' r"l" . ?. v y a iJ r KI'KCIAL ATTHACTIOX . i , (Hiinilay) 0 ... ' , '"" l.VBA'CK TtV: 'M GOD'S COUNTRY" wit It Nell Hhlpmnn 4
