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The Pity mi to tamp will be closed
: tomorrow nlRM to remain closed until
j 0)0 auto tourist travel be slim tijjaln
iioxt Heason, Wm. Davis, caretaker
, for the city at the grounds, will cease
' Ills duties after nailing up everythinK
nafo and sound, and shutting off all
the hydrants except one. I'p to a wock
, ago there waa on an average of night
or nine tourist parties at the camp,
nnd since thore have been one to three
such parties at the grounds daily. Two
worn thore today. ' '4 i
If you've not aeon the Retis:rtional
success, "Way Down Kant." which has
: aroused this tlty, n toniaht, FaRe.24t)
f Men's garters 10c pair. Army Goods
Store, S3 8. Central. ; tf
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LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
7:15 and 9:30
Don't be Forced to Confess
You Missed It.
D. V.
GRIFFITHS
MASTERPIECE
the soul-reaching story.
TOMORROW
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FIGHTIN
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with -
Wm. Desmond
It is described as bavin; the
vigor, the breeziness, the ac
tion and romance of "The
Mark of Zorro," with more
up-to-date and American Adventure.
A weddlrn? of much Interest to
people of Medford and vicinity U the
recent one In San Francisco of Mrs.
Edgar Haier, formerly of this city, and
V. V. N. Campbell, former owner of
tho Suncrest orchard, both, of whom
wore divorced and have been residing:
In tian Francisco, for several years.
They are how on .their honeymoon in
southern California and will make
their home in San Francisco.
Does your ford start hard these
cold mornings? We guaranroe to make
it start right or no charge. Riverside
Garage. "
City assessments will be delinquent
after January third and a penalty of
five per cent wtll be added. - 212
ivrtir Neff when questioned to
day about the rumor that he planned
to de a candidate for circuit judge in
this district in the event that Judge
F. M. Calkins decided not to run again,
stated that he would not be a candi
date for that office'ln any event.
Start the New teaTi right with a
good accounting system. You can't
beat mechanical speed and accuracy.
Your business . investment justifies
this much protection. See Calles, the
Hurroughs representative now. Ask
the man wb-t owns one. ' 241
Don't be forced ta confess you
Among guests at the Hotel Holland I A. C. Allen, montber ot the state
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are G. M. Ainsworth of Ioa AngoloK,
O J, Ijams of Eugene. Mrs. Harvey
Hevan xt nornbrook, Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Hopple of Portland, George A.
Johnson and James Arnold of Sacra
ptcnto and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. ntcktn
Son pf, San Francisco. ,;" '
Kve,ry child having, the benefit of
Kindergarten training niukes better
progress In Inter school days. Tiny
Tots School opens a new class Jan. 3.
rhoho 83i-V. 241
A real iarty New Year's eve, River
side Community club, on the Rogue.
"iVerless orchestra." 240
C. K. ShefftoUl of NewiKtrt. Ore., who
is visiting in the city,' attended ,' the
local F.lks lodge session last night, he
hetng a member of tho Albany, Ore.,
11. l O. K. l.Hlge. v "
Edgar Wlnht for low prices. t
For the" bt dance, the real dance
come to Riverside. Community club.
New Year's eve. Peerless orchestra.
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Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co.
'Masquerade at Eagle l'olnt, New
Year' a -ve. , 211
IVndinit an opinion from Attorney
General Van Winkle as to tho effec
tive, date of the new irrigation district
code, as amended by the special legis-
missed the picture the world has wel-'lative session last week, State Engl
neer cupper, is advising all districts
to prepare to hold their annual elec
tions on January 10, as provided under
the old statutes. The new code, which
does not carry an emergency clause,
provides for holding elections on the
second Tuesday in October. ' The code
was passed by the last regular session
but, waa vetoed by the governor and
waa passed by the special session over
the veto. Weather conditions led to
objection to the January date. ' ;
' fresh lima and plaster.' Medford
Lnmher Co.
coined, , "Way Itawn, East," last times
7:15 and 9:30 tonight, Page. 240
Con and Wayne Lever were here
last night in attendance at the Elks
Unlge, session. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Leever Who have been at Central Point
spending the holiday season with rela
tives and friends, leave next Tuesday
for their home in Seattle.
Mrs. Paul Hansen cortetiere for
NuBone. Fhone ES5-J. tf
When in need of shingles and roof
ing; call Wallace Woods. 108. 711 E.
Main.
Don't forget January 3rd is the last
day to pay city assessments 'Without
penalty. , , Hi
The banks will close tomorrow noon
to remain closed until next Tuesday
morning. . , . ' ,
Invest your savtngs In the Jackson
County Building and Loan associa
tion, tf
horticultural commission, was this
week at Kosebttrs; looking after the
Douglas' county fruit luspeetinn situa
tion before the county court, Ills mis
alou was sim'ssfil, aa not only was
the fruit Inspector retained for that
county but better fruit Inspection was
Injured. ,
Excellent supper at Trail New
Year's eve! Ill
.Masquerade at Eusto I'uiut, Now
Year's Eve. , S41
Ilest chicken and pork at booth 11.
Public Market, Saturday. 10
Michael MmJuirk. finnier well knon
cltUen and cigar maker and dealer of
Medfcrd, who has been in the mining
game In Mexico for several years past,
has written friends here that he and
his partner in n mining claim In the
wilds in the vicinity of Honorn, have
been, having much tough luck lately
because of flood conditions in that
vicinity.
Shotgun and rifle shoot Eagle Point,
Sunday, January 1. 210
ri Yuma Yatna party at Trail New
Year's eve! iU
The laptlst youns people will have
a box social iit the church tonight at
T:S0, AH young people are Invited.
R. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for
all buildings', Residence 217 Apple
utreot, Phone MS, tf
Amy cots 13.25 at Army Goods Store,
32 S. CVutrnl Ave. ( tt
Hot coffee and light lunches, ta
males and chill con carno at DeVoe's
The show window of the Crater
Lake Hardware company's More :n
deeply scratched Wednesday night by
a glass cutter of some sort. Severul
scratches wi're discovered, and li I
thought, that they are the results of
an attempt to enter, tho More.
Moleskin breeches and pants, Army
dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
Ill E. Main St
Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tf
The new automatic Otis elevator,
j which has been in process of lastalla-
dance, Jacksonville
plaster, Medford
at Eagle Point,
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New
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lluexts nt llio Hotel Medfol'd include
Rebel t t'lult-y of YreKil, F. Mmnm' of
Seattle, .1, T, lluuhca and A," Hualt of
Sulcin, Hoy 1. Miller and InUilly and
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Tyler of Portland,
and Mr. and Mr. K, J. Olior of Havre,
Mont. ' i
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Maaquoraile
Year's Eve.
Fireman's dance, Jacksonville
day,
Mr, H. F. Antle leaves tonight for
Pasndcnu wher she will make an
indefinite stay visiting fi-tenda and
relatives. . v
Try a Super trend tire the tire with
a wider and thicker trend -they wear
longer. Riverside Garage. 1 tt
Confetti and serpenttno at Trail.
Xew Year's eve! - 31
China Illy bulbs. Jap Art Store.
Hot dinner will be served nt the
Firemen grand hall given by Engine
Co. No. 1. Alford's Imperial orchestra
will furnish the ,muslc Rig night,
don't miss It. 210
Maine Klum of Oakland, former
resident of IUIh city who with hU fam
ily has been Spending the holiday sea
son here ami at Ashland, wu fttim
pioned on a business visit to Tucoma
and leit fur that city last night.
Treuoh shoes, hobnails, Army
Goods Store, 32 S. Central. tf
When better automobiles are built,
Hulck will build them. tf
White corn Tor hominy at Monarch
Seed Co. Phone 200. .
Start tho New Year rlltht In ft new
Liberty car, tho ear tor those who can
not afford to own a cheaper one, and
good enough for thus who can afford
a much higher priced car. tt
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WaJeh thenld ve.-irn.it. lrnmA the UWUB
v.v-t,i,.iv.is. .a. fin.l All kinds of rough and
' Dr. 1L E. Murphy, dentist, over
Woolworth store ,:
Will G. McDonald, proprietor of the
Rogue Elks Resort, drove down from
Trail MatArilnv vllh ita nnithoft'tf
Haroid and Wesley McDonald. who.tlon the California-Oregon Power
w wn .nntn .h .n.t ..,n ! company s office building for the past
A farewell diinetntt party will be
lcn tonlKhl, by the -3 1- club of the
M,",l hi'Ium'I for colleue htiideuls, lmmt
of wtioni will it-turn to tbolr studies
Monday or Tuesday.
Prize waits ut Trail New Year's eve!
$10.00 pair of Walk-Over hoe given
to the gentleman uiul a fine pair of
silK RtiiekUms to the lady by the Hub
Shoe Ktnre of Medford, 841
The famous iformun army shoos and
of fleers dress shoes, Army Uoods Store
Xi R Central. If
Htth grade tailors tor wen and
womuii. Or res, Aslilund, Oru. it
Telephone society news to this
office, 76, as early t minrrow as pos
sible, The aoclcty editress Is away
and culls at lltKi L urx not answered.
If you expect to entertain or leave the
city or know of a wmidlntt., anaoune!-
ment or any oilier news please tele.
phone us.
Chiropody Painless, non surgical
process. -Rooms 20&-0 Plilpps block.
Pboue V0 M. 243
Dr Frank Roberta, dentist Deuel
nidgt Telephone C03-R tt
Hear those beautiful bells nt Trail
Now Year's evv! 2U
Army underwear aud union suits
cheaper than elsewhere. Army Goods
Store, ii 8. Central. tf
Miss Ruth Young wilt return the
first of the week to Sun Joo after a
two weeks visit with her parents. Miss
Young Is a student in the Sun Jose
normal.
Army overcoats and genuine all
wool Kngllsh Ynlutito overcoats, Army
Goods Store, 32 8. Central. tf
Edgar Wight, reliable Jowolur.
Hemstitching,
Pleotltig.
8c per yd.
Puttuus covered.
llundli-r.tii Shop. tf
My order o. the California railroad
commission, all unto sIiikks cimup-il
In the tranHjiertiitlou of pnsneuKers
In California mmt slop between M
anil ! feet from titeuul nillmud or
luter-urlian electrU: line truelui. und
the Htagn di Ivor must then Imiit up a id
down the tracks to lie sure there Is no
train approaching before iwaalnrt, 'I'lie
rule dons not apply to lbs operation of
stages within municipalities as 1 re
gards the track i of elcctrlu or othtir
street railroads.
Martnello Shop, 40 l.ilierly build-
liwt. Graduate expert work. Butlsfae.
Hon ' guaranteed. Mnrcelloa 11,00,
NhamHHi 7no, round curl Doe, mani
cures Boo. , , ' . 246
Grand Now York high Jlokal vTratl!
New Year's E.vo! . ,. , ; 2U,
Fliiiniaii'ii dunce, Jaijliionville Fri
day, Zitt"
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NEW YEARS EVE
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BIGGEST AND BEST
OF THE YEAR
Serpentine, Confetti, Honu and
Airplanes to welcome in the
New Year
Fred Alton Haisht. teacher of piano j with relatives there, and who depart-!
and harmony. Classical and popular -ed for Eugene last night. Harold Mc-
courses. Studio 318 Liberty
Medford, Ore. Phone 72.
Cldg., ' Donald, formerly well known hero as a
tf 'deputy sheriff and speed cop. Is taking
two weeks, was put In operation for
the first time yesterday. Officials
state that tt Is the only automatic ele
vator between Portland and San Fran-
Fireman's dance. Jacksonville Fri-la medical course at the University of i'0 ?;Z Va'p "
day. .J ; . 0 Oregon. This is his second year t buildings at O. A. t
L -. XJ,, inKt.,nn Shotgun and rifle shoot Eagle Point.
At the semi-monthly meeting of the
Jackson County Medical association
held at the home of Dr. G. W. Gregg
at Ashland last Wednesday . evening, !
a paper on "The Care of Children's
Eyes," was read hy Dr. T. G, .Heine
and discussed by the other physicians.
The following physicians .were pres
ent: Medford: E. B. Picket, Charles
Sweeney. F. G.. Thayer. WUliarn W'. P.
j Holt, J. J, Emmens, R. 3. Conroy, R.
I W. : Stearns, Lincoln Kallen, . T. G.
'Heine, J. C. Hayes; Phoenix: T. J.
jM&lmgren; Central Point: Dr. Heck-
man; Ashland, H. M. Shaw, F. M. Swe
jdenburg, E. A. Woods, G. W. Gregg,
Gordon MacCracken, D. M. B rower, G.
O. Jarvls. ---7
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,
226 N. Riverside Ave. 256
Hello! Grand Firemen's ball, Ortli's
hall, Jacksonville. Friday. Dec. 30th.
Hot dinner at 12 o'clock. . Imperial
orchestra. Dancing from 9 to 2. 240
' Fred Alton Haight. teacher of piano,
will resume lessons Tues., Jan. 3d.
Studio 318 Liberty Bldg. Phone 72.
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Gordon Voorhies left last night for
Salem on a business m lesion at the
state capital.
Attend the big watch party at Nat
SaL nlte. Admission 10c. , 2t0
January third is the last day to pay
assessments without penalty. 212
Masquerade at Eagle Point. New i
-Year's Eve. 240 I'll say so!
that Institution
Fireman's dance, Jacksonville Fri
day. 210
All hats greatly reduced at Lottie
Howard's, 109 N. Central , 240
A penalty of fire per cent wtll be
added if assessments are not paid by
January third. 242
Lynch Brothers' drilling- rig. which
arrived Sunday from British Columbia,
for use on the Western Oil company's
well on Coker Butte was unloaded yes
terday after noon and taken by truck
to the wellH where, it is now belnK in
stalled. P. J. Lynch, manager of dril
ling operations, says that the installa
tion will be complete and that opera
tion will begin within ten days.
For Sale Classified business direc
tory of Medford containing the office
buildings, schools, churches, lodges.
clnbs, and all lines of business in Med
ford. Only DOc a copy. Mail orders
filled promptly. Bliss Heine, 91S W
Tenth street, Medford. tt
White corn for Bomiuy at Monarch
Seed Co. Phone 260.
Applegate potatoes at the market
Saturday. . 240
Sunday, January 1. 240
Masquerade at Eagle Point, New
Year's Eve. 211
See the new Liberty ors at the
Riverside Garage. tt
F. M. Sherwood of Medford Is taking
In the sights of Portland. Portland
Journal.
When in need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods. 108 or come to
711 E. Mala St.
Insurance Plua Service. R. A.
Holmes. The Insurance Man. . tt
Ring out the old! Ring in the new!
Where? Trail! 2ll
TOO LAU Tu CLASSIFY
TO TRADE liulrk six for cattle or
what have you? '618 8. Central. -143
FOR SALE Firat class private milk
delivered twice a day in neighbor
hood of 919 W. Eleventh.
WANTED Three room furnished
apartment in tuivate home, or small
furnished house.. Address Box 10.
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I FOR RENT Six room house, garage
and chicken house.
411 8: Newtown.
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Four hundredths of an inch of rain
fell during last night Fair weather is
the prediction for Saturday.
Try onr merchants lunch. The
Shasta. ,
Weyenberg shoes. Expert shoe repairing-
Herbert Tllley, 7 N. Fir St.
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Won't we have fun at Riverside, F0R saleooj Vrm(lh horn lth
Community Club ball New Year's eve?i ieather case, price 835. U. V. Neff.
FOR SALE Or would trade for houso
and lot close In town, a seven room
modern house and outbuildings,
acre of land, berries and fruit, ust
outside city limits. U. F. Neff, Palm
near Kenwood Sts. 24')
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GROCETERIA
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER HADE ;
Buy Bread tomorrow for
two days as Monday is a
holiday and all stores will
be closed.
Start the year right by eating the best
bread. You know where to get it
GATES & LYDIARD
Palm, west of Kenwood.
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All Ladies' Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Silk Underwear, Corsets, Blouses Sacrificed
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9A Bleached Pequot Sheeting, yard ..... , .'. .60c "hl". A ,imited "uan of 27"inch white Am-ke.g
81x90 Bleached Pequot Sheeti, each ... $1.75 Priced at . . 98c and $1.19 Daisy Cloth, worth 21 cents, at, yard 16c
BLANKETS j C 1 I fMI Til fk BLANKETS
??.0jii ibt Uinstmas sale of Silks Now Going On '
All wool double plaid blankets, -kUe.u n i j , w - , 4:, ' e., i white and plaids. Priced at $3.65
worth$10.00. Priced at . .7,50 A Sl f reat i, UCed to ln(jrfie the V-Iue of, Your Doll!ar' 1 . and$4.5Q, 4
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