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MKDFOTCD TTITRUNE, MTCnFOnn OIJF.CJOX, FIHDAY, NOVUM HKIi 10. 1)22
"focal and
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All business will cki.s.' Tor the ik.y at
11 a. ni. tomorrow exijt with til-.1
reataurantB anil tobacco stands ar..l
confectionery stores. All tlio sijii(t'
titatinna will clcse fur the day at 1
p. ill. The pustorfice will lie cluaeU all
clay ami there will be only one city
and rural delivery. -
Mattress worn aii Hinds. Medfortl
Auto Top Co. Phone lOi. tt
Special Armistice oa dance Katle
Point. Nov. 11. Crescent orchestra. 199
Tl:i public market will net only b
fjpi-n '.-minnow morning and I'Tin'iiooi
i; , rv. al, bin i-;M'cts a larger putrn,!
a:.-? tiiiin lisu.i!. i ine b'M'f and H.uii-a'.'i
in; advt.'i lisod in tins paper to be in
sale there.
Trade everything you Oon't want for
ei'ei ythiiiM you do want. I'ennlger
.. i Tradir.i; Center, next to Fanners &
rruligrnwers Hank, 15 X. Grape St,
Plume 4115-J. tf
Kresli erapc juice, while It lasts. $1
per Ki:Ilt;n at Soda Works, phono L'li-K.
tf
IJuncinx school, 210 K. Main. iW
Mrs. It. V. Criini and son left Thurs
day evening for several months visit
ClreSK review-dictation. Night school ! with friends and relatives at Cresco,
.Mcdford Business College. I05jlowa.
The Uoy Scouts are to have a special ! AH kinds of rough and dressed luni
meetinK tonight In the baseuient of (her. Wallace Wood, phono 108. 7)1
the Christian church at 8:30. All I East Main.
Scouts are urged to be present. The ! Outing flannel, n fine heavy grade,
special business to consider is the! 15c per yard. Hutchison & Lumsilnn
securing of a hull that can be had and j
all boys Interested should be present, i Don't forget to remove your hat
Auto Insurance Blown & White. ;when tho flag passes by.
Yakima Netted Gem potatoes. No. 1 ' This is the first trip C. W. Ashpole
grade, delivered in town, $1.C5 per 10" j has made to Portland in the past six
lbs. Hutchison & LuniKilen. 201 '. months. Mr. Ashuole is a stockman o.'
Dancing school, 210 E. Main. 200 Medford and he has been shipping to
The Elks club restaurant will be the California market instead of into
open lis usual tomorrow noon and I Portland. Portland Oregonian.
evening, and Steward Kailo uniiouncats The thoughtful woman Is already
that there will be special feeds at b t!i ' selecting her Christmas gifts. Noth-
meals. ' J lag could bo more acceptable than our
Take your konnk films to Palmers' Pacific package goods on sale at the
Ktudlo. First cluss work and prompt Handicraft Shop. !!
service. tf
Wanted -rr Automobiles, household
furniture, talking machines, pianos,
records, real estate and personal or
real property of all kinds, will buy,
sell or trado for anything. Gold Trad
Ins Center, 15 N. Urapo St. , Phone
103-J, next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers
Hank.
Don't forget to remove your hut
when the flag pusses by.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Wallaco returned j
from Portland Tuesday, arter having I
spent a few days there. They nttnnd-!
When In neeu ot sasli and doors,
call Wallaco Woods, 108 or coma to
711 K. Main street. .
All members of the official board of
tlio Christian church are urgently re
fluosted to meet at D. K. Millard's to
night at 8 p. in. Regular meeting and
important business.
Some good music is announced for
tlio services at tho First ltaptist
church Sunday. Tho following selec
tions will bo given. At the- morning
service unthoin, "Hark, Hark My Soul"
by lluck. Violin solo, Melody, Ciluck,
od the livestock exposition while in by Mr. Carlton Janes. Evening ser
tho city and report that tho Jackson i vice tho choir will render tho anthem.
comity agricultural oxlilbltlon is the
finest of its kind at tile fair, and say
that It Is almost impossible to get by
Iho exhibit owing to the crowd that Is
continually pressing around to see
what Jackson county raises. The
crowd was estimated nt 20,000 peoplo
the day that tho local peoplo attended
tho exhibition. Ashland Tidings.
Stamped Infant dresses, special, 50c
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Han
dicraft Shop. 1S1I
Goodrich tiros and tubes nt Colonial
Garage.
Tho American Lesion invites the
ox-service men and women of nil the
allied armies to participate in the
ArnilHtlue Day parade. Appear In uni
form If possible. E. E. Wilson, com
mander. v ,- 1IW
Hunter Coleman Is again on duty at
tho Mann department store following
a short Illness. " .
Haby beef and pork at Public Mar
ket tomorrow. laa
Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1
grado, delivored in town. S1.05 per 100
lbs. Hutchison & Lumsdon. 201"
A real buy $4.60 spotlights ut the
Electric Shop. tf
IF STOMACH IS
TROUBLING YOU
Instantly! End Indigestion
or Stomach Misery with
'Tape's Diapcpsin"
As soon ah you eat a tablet or two
of "Papti'a JiaicnH.n" your indigestion
is gouot Heavy pain, heartburn, ilatu
lctiuc, guses, palpitation, or any misery
from a sour, acid stomach cndn. Correct
The Shadows of the Evening Hours'
Man i-Shnlloy. Soprano boIo with vio
lin ohllgalo. "Faith," by Mrs. Lor
raliio Harrison Scott, and a violin solo,
"Long, Long Ago," by Carlton Janes.
Dressmaker Will go out by day or
hour. Call ut 227 South Central or
phono H79-1I. 199
Fresh grape Juice, while It lasts $1
per gallon at Soda Works, phono 22-1!.
tf
Special for Armlstico Day: extra
choice young beef, ISooth 11, Public
Market. Elton Ileeson. 19:1
II. (). Frohbach, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, is expected
homo tomorrow from Portland where
he lias been in attendance nt the an
nual meeting of the state commercial
club Bocretaries. , .
Everybody buys cheapo" from own
ers than agents, till kinds of phono
graphs and pianos, both new and old.
Gold Trading Center and Music House
(owners), No. 15 N. Grapo St., next to
Fnruiurs & Fruitgrowers Hank
Outing flannel, a fine heavy grado,
13c per yurd. Hutchison & Liimsden
201
Don't forget to remove your hat
when the flag passes by.
HcnJ. M. Collins was among the litis!
noss visitors here from Grants Pass
yostorday
Maddux & Uonnoy, florists, wish to
announce to the public their new opon-
ins at the Shasta, 212 10. Main, on
Friday, Nov. 10, 1922. Phone 812. 199
Just received another full load of
Itoguo Hiver sorghum fresh from the
mill, 10c per lb. Hutchison & Lunisdon
201
Oregon Journal service, phono 81-1
210
Messrs. F.dwards and Stafford ot tile
manufacturers dopartmont of tho As
sociated Oil company, nrrived in the
city this morning from San Francisco
Miss I.eona Mars of Ashland, andj One of the finest of musics'.! treats i:
May l.indlcy of this city, leave for! In store for those who attend tin
Eiigeno tonight lor the annual borne
oining.
Attractive patterns la stamped buf
fet sets, 45 and 00 cents. Handicraft
Shop. 1U9
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 217
Don't forget to remove your hut
when the flag passes by.
Work on the paving of the south
slope of Sexton mountain has lieenj
.. .... ....,,, ... Don't forget to
...r. i. .1.-11 in. ii i.iii..aii)iu to lily liio; .j
hot Btuff while it is wet. There Isj
sacred concert at tho Presbytoi iai
church on Sunday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Shearer, organist and sc
piano are to appear in concert.
Milk and cream at DeVoo's. tf
Joe O linen's new barber shop at
.Medford Hotel. tf
Armistice Day bargain. A chicken
dinner for 50 cts. served by Haptlst
women at cottage opposite the church
Home cooking. l'J9 '
remove your hat
en the flag passes by.
but work for five days loft ; and as soon j Americnn ,eagu6 cml) ,., 1)lay
as tho sun stays out for thut length of
time, the road will bo completed. Tho
highway will be completed over the
mountain und open to travel this win
ter. Grants Pass Courier.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallaco Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street.
Get your winter supply of Spitzen
burg apples now. Guthrie packing
house near Jacksonville. 210
There's no place like Holmes for
comploto insurance service.
George T. Collins left for Portland
Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis
bull
with the Grants Pass team ut Grants
j Pass Suturduy .morning at 10 o'clock
against the Weed, Calif., team. It will
be a rare treat to see how Williams
looks while In action.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at Devoe'B? :'..'",':'''' tf
Jackson Hot Spring pavilion will
liuve a dance 'Friday, Nov. 10 instead
of Sat. this week only. 199
Tho ladies of the M. E. church,
South will serve a fried chicken dinner
in the church dining room, corner
.M:i n mil ( tltL-iI-iln I.1.'!,!..' avnnin'r
, u. i.. " Nov. 10th. Will begin serving at 5:30.
your stomach and diRcstion for a fow I d will give a lecture, illnstraled with
cpnt&. Each
druggist.
packngo guaranteed by
Ilnndlcrnrt Shop.
llemtillK hlng
Ploollng
Ms per yard:
Humoiih covered.
moving pictures mid Blides, to show
the local employes of tho company and
others interested, t lie different oils
and how best to use them, nt the
American Legion hall tonight.
Mason, Ehrmnn & Company will be
dosed from Friday night until Mon
day morning. ...... . 199
tjush and doors. Medtord Liimbor Co.
DON'T MISS
m& J$mWm aemisticeday s
Kja . MimMMimi attraction Z
K'''' K i
i li iimn lo grip you; tln-llt, to get a hk mystery, Rij 'ji
f l om.-iiM-o, imiirkable pore ni wiK Milton Sills nnil KJ
I CONTIM (11 s I'Kltl'OllM.WCE j Cl
I I itli.W ,! si MMI. 12: ill! to 11:00 T. M. j jjii
'i l
Note: All former service imn lu uliiform niliiiltteil tV
Five Tomorrow 'till (1:00 I'. M. j
.- BVWAX OOXXIB iXALMAlKiK In "A WOMAN'S 1M.ACK" F J
I M-'----111p,l,'Vl'.'lliW'l)WIl II
winmiiiiM.B
tho livestock Bhow
Very choice home grown chrysan
themums and other cut flowers, ferns,
potted plants, etc. Maddox and Hon-
ncy. Phono 374. 200
Provide against toss, Insure with
Keddcn and Canaday.
Very choice home grown chrysan
themums and other cut flowers, ferns,
potted plants, etc. Maddox nnd Hon
ney. Phono 371. 200
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hedge, formerly
of Medford, and son Hilly loft yester
day afternoon for San Francisco and
their homo In Honolulu. They have
been visiting Mr. Budge's father Wil
liam Dudge for the past two or three
days.
The Pago and Rinlto theatres run
continuous performances tomorrow
from 12:30 to 11 p. ni. The managers
of both theatres have extended tho
courtesy of their houses to all former
service men In uniform till 0 p. in.
A special feature of the Sunday
evonlng service at the Christian
church will bo n vocal solo entitled,
hank God for a Friend," Sir. Mil
lard's latest composition in song wrlt-
tlng.
Don't forget to remove your hat
when tho flag passes by.
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 217
There's a busy Business College In
your home town. OWN.
A number of Medford high school
boys were In Ashland on Wednesday
placing window cards over the city
announcing the big football game for
Saturday at Medfortl.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them prluttd out ot Medford. Phone
us nnd we will call. tf
Maddox &. Honney, flurlsts, wish to
announce- to the public their new open-
i lug at tho Shasta, 212 E. Main, on
Friday, Nov. 10, 1922. Phono 843. 199
Families from the country aro invit
ed to eat a chicken dinner Saturday,
Nov. 11 th, nt cottage opposite Haptlst
church and rest in the church parlors.
199
George P. Hccknell of St. Ixiuis is a
guest at the Hotel Medford as are
F. C. Tutge and Fred W. Hall of Chi
cago, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Winthrop and
V. M. Hilary of Eugene, F. L. Patton
of Sail Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Palmer and Hen Lachmnn of Seattle
John M. Scott of Portland and L. C.
Falkenliagen of Grants Pass.
Just received another full load of
Roguo Hiver Borghuni fresh from the
mill, 10c per lb, Hutchison & Lumsden.
201'
For Bulo VIctrolns, Drunswlcks and
Patho talking machines nnd records
and pianos. Will buy, sell or exchange
talking machines, records and pianos.
Music Shop, Hill Peninger, Mgr., No.
15 N. Grape St. Phone 405-J.
All the stores of Medfortl will be
open until 8:30 tonight nnd close at
11 o'clock Saturday, November 11th
for tho' balance of the day. All people
should do their Bhopping before II
o'clock Saturday for over Sunday. 199'
O. O. Horner, formerly of Wlnna
inncctt, Nov., accompanied by his wife
and two sons arrived tho first of the
week by auto and will mako Medford
their homo. Mr. Horner bus taken u
position at tho local telepliono repeat
er station.
Special prlcea on high school type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
In spite of the Liberty Hldg. firo Dr.
Lincoln Kallcn will contlnuo his work
uninterrupted as he has a laboratory
avaihiblo at the Sacred Heart hospital.
Patients cun find him by telephoning
714 or 01-J-2.
Traue old automobiles for new.
Pennlger Trading Center, next to
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank, 15
north Grape St. Phone 405-J. tf
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Salade have
moved from their home at Seven Oaks
and will spend the winter at tho Hotel
Medford.
You can get it nt Defoe's. tf
Limo ror spray. Modtord Lbr. Co.
Marlnollo Shop, Medford Hotel. 220
American 1-cglon men are urged to
be at tho hall this evening between
30 and 7. Transportation to the
pavilion has been arranged for. Assis
tance in decorating tho pavilion ror
the Armistice dance is needed.
Trado old records, phonographs and
pianos for new. Gold Music Shop,
uext to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
15 N .Grape St. Phone 405-J. tf
Dunce at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 21 1
Auto Insurance. l"ruwn & White.
E. C. Gaddis, future mayor of Med
fortl, und Volney Dixon, his business
partner, of thut city, are registered
at the Imperial hotel for ft few days.
They are heads of the firm of Gaddis
&. Dixon. Portland Journal.
Attention! Spanish War Veterans
will inert nt orflco of tho California
Oregon Power company to take part in
Armistice day parade which will form
at 12:30 p. m. Saturday, Nov. 11th.
Adults plates 50c and children tinder
12, 25c. 199
W. V. Harntiin and family of Phoe
nix left this morning by auto for Santa
Barbara, Calif., their former home
They expoct to bo gone until Decem
ber.
Dancing school, '210 E. Main. 200
Hard times made easy, buy ranches
without money, pay with sharo of crop,
like rent. Gold Hay Realty Company.
Sat
Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold
under Soldiers Bonus plan or pay with
share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray
Realty Company. Sat
Mrs. I. L. Hamilton of San Francisco
former Medford resident nrrived yes
terday for a few days visit with friends
and relatives. Her son Lorenzo is
living with her in San Francisco and is
purchasing agent for a large business
house there.
All the stores of Medford will be
open until 8:30 tonight and close at 11
o'clock Saturday, November 11th for
tho balance of the day. All people
should do their shopping before 11
o'clock Saturday for over Sunday. 199
All the stores of Medford will be
open until 8:30 tonight and close at 11
o'clock Saturday, November 11th for
the balance of the day. All people
should do their shopping before 11
o'clock Saturday for Over Sunday. 199
For rent on shares dancing pavilion,
hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting,
bathing nnd camping privileges cover
ing 1000 acres. River frontage. Gold
Ray Summer Resort, Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phono 728-R or 134-Y. Sat
Lime and cement.. Medford Lumber
Co. ,
Local huntors expect to make a. big
killing on ducks on the liver as soon
as tho "present j rain abates. It is
reported by inhabitants of tlio coun
try along the river that during tlio
rain tho ducks have come in by the
hundred and that the hunting should
be good following the ruin.
Jackson Hot Spring pavilion will
have a dance Friday, Noy. 10 instead
of Sat. this week only. 199"
Pat's Second-Hand sotre will pay
highest prices for all kinds of house
hold goods, clothes, rags, and motals.
41 South Front St. Phone 410. 222
fiystom Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd rioor Medford Bldg. tf
Eight automobiles and twenty-two
people stopped at the city auto camp
last night. The visitors from the
greatest distance being a car from
Wimpaco, Wis.
Pig danco Jackson. Hot Spring, Fri.
nite as Sat. Is Armistice day. 199
A wet day is the prospect for to
morrow and a slippery, slow field
where a hard tiling fight will be
waged is the outlook for tho football
game between the local high school
eleven and tlio eleven from Ashland
high.
The ladles of tho M. E. church.
South will serve a fried chicken din
ner In the church dining room corner
Main and Oakdale, Friday evening,
Nov. 10th. Will begin serving at 5:30.
Adults plates 50c, and children under
12, 25c. 199
AM stores will remain open Friday
night, Nov. 10th on account of closing
at 11 a. m. on Armistice day. 199
Notice
AH members of the Grand Army
Post. No. 47, Dept. of Oregon, are
hereby notified to meet at the North
east corner of tho park on Armistice
day at 10 a. m. . WM. HAYS,
199 S. R. Vice Commander.
trSfihe round
fSfffi vacuum tm is
of a delicious
Wltull flavor'
Golden Gate
TEA
Will Be Formed at 12:30 p. m,
Saturday, Nov. 11
and will move cast on Main street from Washington school to Riverside, by. 5th and 3rd
streets to Fir and by Cth street to Oakdale. .
Organizations military in origin and their auxiliaries will form on West Slain street. Social
and fraternal orders form on South Oakdale.
Pu'blie service and relief societies and organizations form on North Oakdale.
Floats of business organization form on Latirel street.
Decorated automobiles form on Mistletoe street.
Representatives of the American Legion will be present to form the parade.
The Parade Will Move.at 1 p. m.
MissTowne
Has a few .
Good Hats
left
Be sure you
see these first
before you buy
elsewhere
Prices from
$2.50
$10.50
Hemstitching,
rreotini"
8c per yard.
Work finished
want it. ' .
when you
THE VANITY SHOP
Ccr. Main and Bartlett.
AMERICAN LEGION
BALL
Fair Grounds Pavilion
SATURDAY NIGHT
NOVEMBER 11
Launspach's Big 12-Piece Orchestra
Everybody Invited
. Admission $1.50
Don't Miss It! ; Everybody's Going!
Peerless Bakery
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
IS THE STANDARD OF BREAD QUALITY
: ' . . ,
The sanitary conditions under which Butter-Nut Bread
is made, the modern methods and machinery employed
the nutritious ingredients used and the generous weight
it offers markes
BUTTER-NUT, THE STANDARD OF BREAD QUALITY
Next Time You Order, Ask Your Grocer for It
PEERLESS BAKERY
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Committee. 199
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