Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 31, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPIOE TWO MEDKmD MAIL TRTOTJNR' METFOKn, 01?KflOT. SATURDAY, IWOKMIWU. 111. 1921 n. 1 ; ! : I ! ! ! I i I 4 Wccal and , -( 4 Personal Pa account of next Monday being lefcal holiday the business places, ot flees, banks, post6tftce . and . barber ahops will be closed that day. . The general delivery , window at the post office wlir be open one hour In the morning, from S to 9, and there will be bo carrier delivery of mall that dy. One Waffe drnir for aaie, 175. $f taken at once, I Ui Front St ' S Men s Kaners lOo pair. Army Goods Btorei 12 a Central. y . the public market wishes you a Happy New Yoar, read, a greeting on the bulletin board this morning, writ ten by Superintendent Runyard, to the market patrons.'; ";The year Just closed has' been the' moat' trying, year to puDiic marKets niatory or ten years. Stuff mas scarce and high. We believe ( better times are "ahead." The scarce: atutf referred to was potatoes, onions and vegetables. Wig masked ball. New Year's eve. Klntftbury Springs. Cash prizes. 241 Does your Ford start hard these colli mortilngs? We fcuaraijte to make it start right or no charge. Riverside Oarag. -,y - ' j Special New Year services are an nounced tor Sunday at the; First Bap tist church, morning and evening, with themes appropriate to ,tbe day. , Rev. K..R.,lach will apeak at 11 a. m. on "What Will Ood "Do This Yearr and at 7:30 p. m. on "The Parting of the Ways." Young people " wilt he espec ially interested In the evening dlacua , alon. " .City assessments will be delinquent after January third and a penalty of rive" per 'tent will be added. 'Sir fctart the "Hem' Tear" right wU a good accounting yatem." You can't beat mechanical speed and accuracy. Your business Investment " Justifies this much protection." See'Calles, the Burroughs representative now. Ask the man who owns one." Hi The Epworth leaifue of the Metho dist church will send' three "basketball teams to Talent on'Saturday'nisht to play the Epworth teams from"' that place. The teams "consist of ' a f Iret and second team for ' boys and ' one girls team. They will remain In Tal ent to A watch "party being given by the 'church there.' "Wednesday night the local teams broke even at Rogue River' The: first' team took the corre sponding Rogue River team to a clean ing while the second team was hodly defeated "by ' the villagers. Grants Fass Courier. "' - "" Mrs. Faul Hansen eoraetiere for KuBone. Hiohe 585-J.' ' tf w,"H. Leverette, -of the Four-site Sales agency, of MedfonV Ashland, Grants Fass and Klamath Falls, was In Medford from Ashland Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A J. Klocker leave this evening for Grants Pass to attend an annual watch party In the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. O. Bancroft.; " 1 Fresh lime ana plaster. Medford Lumber Co. - Invest your savings In the Jackson County Bunding and Loan association;- ''- ''-;;- '- ; -' .'. 'if Effective January 1 the internal revenue stamp On parcel post matter will be discontinued, Postmaster Wo. J. ' Warner announced this morning. These stamps have been affixed to all parcel ' posts bearing more " than "23 cents postage.' '"'' '." ' Cash prizes at Kingsbury Springs masked ball. New Year's eve. 241 f 'red Alton HalghC teacher of piano ani) harmony.' Classical and popular courses. " Studio 218 ';' Liberty ' BIdg.. "Medford, Ore: "Phone 72; ' ""'if A gigantic sale of groceries, flour and feed,' freeh and salted 'meats at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery, cash and carry system. the' Vinson Barn. 22$ N. Rlverside'Ave. '"--- "256 Attention is called to all members of the First Christian church that Sun day morning is an Important meeting tor , all members as plans 'will be com pleted and announced for the big mortgage burning, Medication , and home coming cervices On January 15th; The presence of every member Is urgently requested Sunday morning to assist In making this the greatest event In the history of the church. A helpful New Year's message and good musk'. """"" Fred Alton Ha Ight, teacher of piano, will resume lessons 'Tuek, Jan.' 3d. Studio 31S Liberty. BIdg.- Phone T2. , " ,7' ""sis Medford has two splendid r ream fries making first class butter and furnishing a market 'for all the milk that can be produced. , They have thousands of dollars Invested, employ a number of men and the people should insist on having their butter when ordering f rom dealers. "Mr. and Mrs. G. Garnrtt.ot Medford have been guests at the Portland hotel Portland, this week. January third is the last dny to pay assessments without penalty. " Stii Don't forget January 3rd Is the last day to pay city assessments without penalty. . . 242 '.Among the corporations tiling arti cles of Incorporation with the state de partment at Salem yesterday was the Gold Coin Finance cororaUon of Med ford, capital stock 0.000. with A. M. Kaapp, M. P, Schmitt and Thomas J. Ple as incorporators. Every child having the benefit ot kindergarten training makes better progress iu later school days. Tiny Tots SchooJ opens a. new class Jan. 3. Phone 832 W, 5 , j 241 Edgar Wight for low Drtcea. - tf Guesta at the Hotel Medford include F. Greenfield ot .Minneapolis, Fred C. On via of .San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. It Crane of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. rrurnley of Seattle; D. D.'Mc- Phee and J. A. Welch of Spokane. ShinKles. shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Masquerade at Eagle ; Point. New Years ve. -'' 241 Lime at Medford Lumber Co. tf Although the finishing work inciden tal to the remodeling and renovation of .the California-Oregon Power com pany off Ices has not ret been com- pleted, and will not be for a day or io. j the local and division offices which had been located .upstairs for ever a week, were removed down to their old, location on the ground floor this morn ing, and began doing business there as a convenience to the public. Several more .truck loads of office furniture and equipment arrived at the building this forenoon. . i ; Dr. H. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store. ' . A penalty of fve per cent will be added if assessments ore not paid by January third.. - . - ; 242 rroi. jrving iwng Has been ap pointed by the . Ashland chamber of commerce to represent .that commu nity at the meeting of the state cham ber f commerce to be held In Port land next Tuesday. . For Sale Classified business direc tory of Medford containing the office buildings, schools, , churches, lodges. clubs, and ail lines of business In Med ford. Only 50c a copy. Man orders fUled promptly. Bliss Heine, 81 .W. Tenth street. Medford. tf White cora for momtuy- at Monarch Seed Co. Fhone 26.0. f i ' Miss Alice ; Vaaderaluls, '. former supervisor of music in the Medford public schools was a visitor in this city yesterday and this morning. Miss Vandersluis'left today for her home in Granda, Calif., to spend the rest of the Christmas vacation. She is supervisor of music In the public schools at San Rafael, Calif. Try- our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Excellent supper at Trail JJew Year's eve! ' 2il Lya Brown, who had been vlsttlng his brother Earl in 8eattle for the past ten days returned to this city this mor ning. v , v' . ' Weyenberg shoes. Expert shoe re pairing.; Herbert Tllley, T N. Fir St. Won't we have fun at Riverside Community Club ball New Year's eve? I ll say sol . - , . . 241 Mrs. Mark Montgomery returned Thursday - from her holiday season visit aj San Francisco. . When In need ot shingles and root ing call Wallace Woods, 108, Tli E Main.,' I " ; '' , : i Masqueraile at Eagle Point, New Yeor a Kve. . 241 .The work of renovating the South ern Pacific deKt Is progressing fast. The knlsomlnlng of the interior has nil been done, and the revarnishing of the benchtvs and wood work will be com pleted by next Thursday. The painters ef course' will" not work Sunday Or Monday. " When the depot Job is com pleted they will repaint the water tank. Most of the depot benches were rerarnished today and bore tho warn ings -Ve't Paint." ' HlK-Y'ama Yama party at Trail New Year's eve! 241 R. I. Stewart, builder, contract for all buildings. Residence 117 Apple treefc. f bona fi4S. -; - f .Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Henry of Chica go who some time am nurchased the Chadwlck orchard, will leave Mondav l hw be large offerings of b-ef. tor a two or three months stay at Chi- mutton ana pork cago. during which time Mrs. -Hcnrj expects to undergo an operation. Frank Doremus Is In smithern Cnll fornta and wtll be among th Mouford folks witnessing the footlall game bo tween the University of California nnd Waahlngton and Jefferson university nt Pasadena, New Year's diw.' 5 Army underwear and union suits cheaper than elsewhere. Army Goods Store. 22 8. Control. . tf Dancing! Not! Tonlte! Ctmfvlli! Homal Airplanes! WelHnno Iho Nw Year In with fun and fMto. 241 E. 11. Hurd recently arrived home from his extended business sojourn In the middle west, feeling fine after hl attack of sickness while away and happy to gt baclftn the valley again ami see Its prosperity, 'aa' compared with the financial depression, he 'wit neHsed wlUle away. 1 'dland1 NeTVoVk'wgU' Jinks! Trail! New Year'a Evo! 241 If you want to rent an up-tn-dnto fi nisheAl apartment, for two, with steam heat, hot and cold water, electricity for light, gas stove, etc, furnished, In Mull Tribune building better pick It up at once. Can be occupied at once. tf A feature of today's public market was the sale of fifty sacks of fine potatoes at $2,25 a sack and 400 pound of first quality red Mexican beans," raised In the Applegate, at 8 cents a pound. The sale ot, theic Applegate products will be ontlnutd noxt Saturday, and on that day there CLOTHING SCHOOL MEDFORD LIBRARY ,4TH TO 7TH The l(otm Drnu'imU uUoiv igltt of JFi'knn ' county bus ifurml ; MIum Cixilo)', suite cHitlilng Fi'WInllNt of tlio uf ,1ooi.m v .toj ki,vj' uonunt 1 tvrn; inakliiR, diuping, Color, ll''0 and. .will bo, tor tmlnliiK leadvrn 1u '.' uarjt 4. R. sind . ThMi id.i wa ! dcHiiiii. Thin will be open t. evciy. one, bvit tUoe who uttond nm piorn-l Iso to-hi'lp piiiwi Informulh-n t)' a' gnlnt'd on to nt Uumt oim ttlit.r , woman. . . . j The school will held in the M-d-i feed library and ill ijlu ut 1! o'clock tho fii'Ht doy u;id t mi u'l day scbhIoii. The other l.i.vn . will bcain at 9:80. ' Tho attendlyg arc asked to liilnu their l.nuh. Willi a cup, rmun nrwt ur. Hot coffco w ill be furnished. , . This b lhe only tliiv M'Ua it'ooKv ; will lie I'ldn to be In thi part ot the! stote until next Munh. , I t Intercttml In thin s.liovl, iho:'. MUW I'ool, SP. , ;i If this season of the year it is natural that our thoughts should turn in appreciation ,(p those whose hind consideration has done so much toward making 1921 a prosperous year for us. . We therefore take this opportunity of fx tending to you our best wishes for a hapjpy new year. i j e ' Heath's Drug Store The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street Edgar Wight, reliable Jewoler. Hemstitching, , ricotlng. Sc per yd. Huttons covered. . Handlcratt Shop. tf The last day ot the old year opened thta ttMimtnlp with ft niautv f.iir Anft a c1?. 00 "n JmPrtanl disagreed chilly mist.' Rain U the prediction for tonight and New Year's Amy cou 13.25 at Army Goods Store, 32 a Central Ave. tr - Hot coffee and light lunches, ta males and chill con carne at DeVoe's. ' The local ' Red Cross headquarters requests that'... R. Rhoden coramunl matter.' Moleskin breeches and pacta. Army Goods Store. 32 S. Central. tf . All kinds ot rougn ' and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108 711 E. Main St. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston and son and Miss Blllle Norrls arrived this morning from 'San Francisco where day. . ' '. Marinello Shop, ,409 Liberty build Ing. Graduate expert work. Satisfac tion guaranteed. 'Marcelles $1.00. shampoo TSc, round curl GOc. nianl curoa 50c. 215 Nat! To-nite! Watch the Old Year they had spent the Christmas season. out and welcome the New Year In. 241 r At t "f -'' " " IS IT TRUE Ml?s N'orris will visit indefinitely with her mother, Mre. Preston. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year'a Eve. . 241 Sec the new Liberty cars at the Riverside Garage. . tf J. V. "Mason of Ashland was arrested yesterday hy Deputy Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J. McMahon for driving car 'without the necessary license plates attached. He pleaded guilty and was fined by Acting Justice of the Peace Farrell this morning. When in need ot sash and doors. call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. MainSL - Insurance Plus Service. R. A. Holmes. I'm Insurance Man. ' tf Mrs. Blaine Klum and daughter will remain In this city nntil time tor Miss Klum to resume her studies at Mills college, Ring out th old! Ring In the new! Where? Trail! 241 Lath and plaster, Medford Lbr. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loder of Cor ning. Calif., are visiting In the city for a few days. The Loders were for merly residents here, and Mr. Loder was associated with the local branch of the California-Oregon Power com nany at that time. Masquerade at Eagle Point, New Year's Eve, " 241 Try a Super-tread tire the tire with a wider and thicker tread they wear longer. Riverside Garage. tf .V. Meldo Hillis, who had been visit ing his family in this city during the Christmas" holidays left this morning by auto for Portland accompanied by Miss Mary Vlon, Mrs. Hillis' Bister, whose home is n that city. ConfetU and terpentine at Trail New Year's eye! . , Sil' China lay bulbs, j-ap Art Store. Trench shoes, hob-nails, i Army Goods Store, 32 S. Central. tf Ralph G. Uardwcll loft yesterday VALLEY FUEL CO. William Von der Hellen arrived borne this forenoon from a business trip to San Francisco. A few slightly used phonographs at a bargain at Palmer s Piuno House. v 211 C. W. Shafer, stranger In the city, waa arrested last night by Officer Leg- gett on charges of Intoxication and having liquor in his possession, as a half jint bottle of moonshine was found on him. I). O. Thomson, a canal company worker was also arrest ed last night by Officer Adams on n Intoxication charge. After they had sobered up both men put up a cash bail for their appearance in police court today, which bail they forfeited. Army overcoats and genuine all wool English raintite overcoats. Army Goods 8tore. 32 S. Central. U Mrs. Pearl Dot Hollingsworth, a for mer resident of Jacksonville, was mar ried a few days kgo to a gentleman named Lee, ' In Portland, where tbey will reside. Jacksonville Post. Nat! To-nite! Bis watch party. Ad mission 10c. , 211' The Valley Fuel company, having! completed Its second year of business In Medford lakes this opportunity to couvey to one and all Us cordial wishes for a happy nnd prosperous Now Year. This firm has built up a successful business, bused upoA hlghi quality, service and fair and courteous treatment and are bettor prepared now than at any previous time, to serve Its, patrons. Its management takes this opportunity to thaok tho people t Medford for their patronage which has made possible, this success and assure them that, during tho new year, they will make an effort ta be nf rvi-n greater service to them. 2101 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Attend services at the . ( k , . First Christian Church SUNDAY Two helpful services 11 A. M. New Year's Sermon "FORGETTING THE THINGS BEHIND" ' i ' i ' '"V ' ; ' 7:30 P. M. Our popular evening service. Sermon "AD am; WHERE ART THOU" Music for the evening Trorabono Solo, Vocal Duet and Male Quartette. "The Homelike Church SSBWHBeSSS WEDDING BELLS MAD!" That there ia ;, ; rlpQ Doggone Much Religion?" No, I didn!t say it; it is an expression used by a Ittedfqrti man . the other day. ' t '--,r--:s' ''., Hear a discussion cf . this question Sunday evening, 7:30 in the sermon on , , " 'ir.; "'t: ' -".r i 'i rr Goodbye Did Year ; ' 'by .- :' . - '" REV. J. RANDOLPH SASNETT i . ,' .. -. ." ..': V 1 . ""..),..-.- 1 -f"J '; ':- : ',-'' ' '.' ' - ' 11 A. M. Face JFrQnt With the New Year You 11 have some experiences in 1?22 in which you will greatly need divine aid. Start the new year in league with God. - , -1 11 ? . ! ; First Methodist Episcopal Church . Fourth and Bartlett ; ' ' r ;;' Wedncudny evening. lec. 28, at the home of the offliiattns: mlnlnter, Itev. D. K. Jllltard on" West .11th St., Otto A. Wkkhin and Mis IJlliun Groves were united in marrlnKe In the presence of Sliss Mary V.'lfeclor and I. Deblcy, witnewea. Mr. Wickli-in hoa resided in Itrdford several months, cumins here from California. Mltta X'roves hivl lived with her parents In Stckton, C'al., and is a charming and popular young woman of that city. Sir. Wlckleln baa a small ruiu-h went of I'Ikm-kIx.I but they will make their home In Medford for tho present. Notice - The partnership formerly cxlaftng afternoon ott a ten days business trip belwt"n Goold and James to San ' Francisco. "Los Aneelt-s and K. Campbell. In tho dairy buulness has been dissolved. .Tho undersigned has withdrawn from tho firm, has nothing to do with the btmlneaa from now on and will not be responsible for dnbts contracted from tills date In said busi ness J CHAilLES G. GOOLD. .... ... . - - 21i 'ismmmFmmL,- W 'torts'. V J ' 7w.- 1 You'll Ik, too. if .Mw it! ! ! you BRAND NEW SHOW TODAY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY rX)ft 6AL.I2 rtrist class private milk nnllvered twice a day In neighbor hood of 919 W. Kievcnth. 212 other California polnU. He will take In the big football game at Taaadena utart .tne isew year rlgnt In a new Liberty car, the car for those who can not afford to own a cheaper one, and good enough Tor those who can afford a much higher priced car. tf -When better automobiles are built, Bnlck wlU build them.' ' ' tf Art Durgess of Chicago, arrived this morning for a week's " visit with bis Parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. BurKCsa. AVhlte corn for hominy at AJonarch Seed Co. Phone 260. Prize wait at.Trail New Year's eve! $19.00 pair of ValMver shoes given to the -gentleman and a fine pair or slk Blockings 'to Uie lady by tho Hub Slice Store of Medford." ' 1 21 C. K. ( ate returned this morning from Salem wnere he had been attend ing a meeting of the board of directors of the Oregon Growers Cooperative association.' .The famous Herman army shoes and officers dresR shoes, Army. Goods Store! FOR SALE A lot of building and foundation rock cheap now, 317 E. Jackson St. : Phone 300. ,241 WANTED Woman Who works would like to got board and room for work done during spare hours und days. Call at. 202 K, Ninth St. 2t3 tX)U. 8ALIC--No. 1 hay In the barn, 10-F-3. ' grain and 12 ton. alfalfa Phone 4242 tXJK HALK 1-argo Ceclllan slightly used phonograph, f 1.75 size, now $85 One Victrola, $100" size, $05. Kirtit come, first served ' Talmer I'iano House. '","' . 241 32 8. Central. . , . tf 1 ,JJign' grade tailor tor men and women." Orres, Ashland, Ore: tf ' Among guests at the Hotel Holland are M. J. Aubrey of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. KdnilHson of Centralla, Wn, Mr. and. Mrs. XV . C. Uurko of Portland, It. A. tJurch and-A. V. Hurd of Duna- muir, and George A. Johnson of Sacra mento - . ' ' , . ' Chiropody Painless, non-surgical process. - Rooms' 205-6 Pbipps blo'ck Phone 690-M; f! ' , ' 243 - Dr. Frank Roberts, donllst. Deuel Bldg. Telephone B03-U. tf George A. Codding la In. Portland attending the special meeting today of tha Oregon department executive committee .of the American Legion Ha is a member of this commute Hear those oeautlful doIU at Trail New Year's evn!" ! " " ' ' 211 KOIt 8ALB Swermon stump Address .M. Malf Tribune. FOR HUNT Room, Mistletoe. " ' puller. 212 close in. ,11. 216 Masked Ball New Year Eyening mr 3 Aish Pelzes -10 per cent of relpta les W'ut Tax. Kverj-hwly ror itlally : InvJMt ' - ' ' That crack on the jaw is a humdinger! There are others even hurndirigerer! "Fightm' Mad'! i$ the fightin'est Jdnd of ft f ightin', punching he-man picture of the big outdoors! ' It is described as haying the vigor, the breeziness, the action and ro mance of "THE MARK OF ZORRO" with more up-to-date aod AMERICAN adventure! t'!5 f ' 3 : 3 TOR LATE HOUR REVELERS TONIGHT A SPECIAL SCHEDULE HA3 BEEN ARRANGED. REGULAR PRICES. . ADULTS .:...: KIDDIES . Includes Wfir Tax 30o lOo WILLIAM DESMOND m tho volo .of the h' Vcprcssiblft cx-Hoi'vieo mini who finds lite too tame-after the hijj? war 'and goes 'after thrills! rill r. v. ! f i i m s"s niii III" ..... .?- - it n COMIKV3 TUESDAY,. . Norma Talmadge . In "THE PAS3IQN FLOWisR"