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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD " OREO OX, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1022
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Tji" .MPill'iird X :i ( 1 1 111:1 1 IjmiI; i; no
cl'ilim Ijiisini's.s In its cnl;n Ki'il
quartets which liuve been umiergoin
leimirs f;r several months past, nlth
thn new front part of the main hank
ins room is not completed and will not
lie for a week or two yet.
We have purchaser for the best
modern bungalow which yon can offer
for $300J. Call J. W. Dressier Co., 12:
Kant. Main street, opposite 1st Nation
a I Bank, l'honn 2HH. 2'iu
l.aunspack's 7-pleca pnvilion oicheB-
tra! Musical entertainers of note
Orchestral lans exclusively! 1'uvillon
wed. nlte. Follow the crowd! 202
.Mattress work all kinds. Medio"!
Auto Top Co. l'hone 104. tf
A new business concern for Mcdfor
which will be established about th
first of the year Is a complete auto
accessories store In the new Hutchln
. son & Lumsden concrete building on
North Banlett street, immediately ad
joining the Medford Furniture Hard
ware Co. building, with M. C. (Ic)
W riKht as proprietor. He has been
w ith the C. E. Gates Auto company t'oi
the past eifiht years.
OrcgB review-dictation. Night BChoo!
Medford Business College. 10
Pavilion dancing party! Wed. nlte
202
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
A change was made In the fire rie
partment the first of this month
caused by the' resignation of Horace
L. (Shorty) Roberts because of hi;
desire to be ablo to spend more time
at home. His place was taken by
James Roseberry who had been
member of the department before.
Yakima Netted Gent potatoes, No, 1
grade, delivered in town, $1.03 per 100
lbs. Hutchison Lumsden. 201
Take your kodak films to Palmer':
studlb. ' First class work and prompt
service. - ; tf
Splendid music! clever entertain
ers! Congenial crowd! Pavilion, Wed
Tickets $1.10. ' : 202
If Mr. John P. Wells Is In this coin
munity It will be to his Interest to
communicate with Rev. 3. It. Suunett,
who has a letter with Important infor-
motion from Mr. Wells' son.
We are giving away ladles' silk and
wool hose worth 12.00 and $2.50 for
$1.29 pair. Hutchison Lumsdon. 205'
Wanted Automobiles, housohold
furniture, talking machines, pianos,
records, real estate and personal or
real property of all kinds, will buy,
sell or trade for anything. Gold Trad
lng Center, 15 N. Grape St. Phone
465-J. next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers
Hank.
. Permanent position for two llvewlre
salesmen, with autos, to work out of
.Medford. Specialty salesmen, or men
with insurance or real estate exper
ience preferred. ,To the right men till
Is an excellent connection. Call A. W,
Aya, Hotel Medford. 202
. The, Cavemen of Grants Pass will
be th.6 guests of the i Craters club of
Medford at a dinner this evening and
following the dinner will present the
entertainment program'. The Craters
were the guests of the Grants Pass
orgjinltntlon some time ago and the
Joint meeting was a distinct success
Thd visitors will arrive sometime be
ford seven o'clock tonight led by thoi
chief, nig Horn.
Undorprlced ladles' silk hose worth
$1.76 and $2.00. They are yours at 98c
pair. Hutchison ft Lumsden. 205
. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. ' , '
Pavilion dancing party! V"ed. nlte
' ' ye?
. , E II. Hurd Is just out after having
suffered, an attack of acute appendlol
tla which laid him up Blncq eloctlon
1 day.' ''.. '
Why not buy your home site tat
how?" Lot me show yon a beautiful
location 111 Kant Main Addition. Very
low prices; very reasonable terms,
See the large sign on this East Main
street property. J. V. Dresslor, 123.
Kast Main street, opposite 1st National
hank. Phone 285. ; 206
' A real, buy $4.50 spotlights at the
' Mi'ectrlc Shop.
Hear Hilly Bnrnum and Betty Walk
Pf In tlie "Quarrel 8ong", Jackson
school operetta, Friday, Nov. 17 at S
p. m. Admission 25 and 50 conts. 201
The 1923 . Oregon motor, , license
plates will be scut out to applicants
five days beforo the start of the new
year, according to Socretnry of stute
Sam Kpzer..
, Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1
grade, delivered in town, $1.65 per 100
lbs.. Hutchison & Lumsden. 201
Provide against , loss. Insure with
Redden and Canadny. ,
Layettes, children's clothes . and
tmdorwear made to brdor at the Deuel
Art Dept. . . 207
Makes Stove'$
Shine
4VUfl
Longer
Black Silk
Stove Polish
tt Off wt. Luis focr tfanM h Inng m nlinur
fcftltefc tnt glrtx juor iton bnllfwl, tllry ftnlih.
Yttii not iu!i ofl or dut stt-Mkic row muvm torn
tertaia. fooori4icjJ Uk uod IrMof.'ea and ilra omt
wtt. W.M ttot Mtm and thm in th mn bo lut
frop wrki KKi itw flnt. Uul tn pulv and Inufcti
MVUktv -uo. Urdc fracn your dvaJer touar.
Dm UmIi Slfh (UrrrlfHt lro tjtmmM on
, bit te. reaincrm. to-ptp prrmt rutting.
I)M i UUUI Mtok for nlvri. rikket
mhnm, lttiMinoegiiiMXoruMOQiniUNnubUoi.
BLACK SILK STOVE POUSH WORK J
prtmnNi ;. . h.lwoi
Congratulations and best wishes are
being sent by many friends to Mr. and
.Mrs. Wlllard Leonard, recently mar
ried In Coivallls. Mrs. Leonard for-
meily Ruth Taylor, a well known Med
fori girl, Iuih been a stinlHiit at O. A. C
The Leonards will be at home uftei
December first at 835 South Kleveuth
street, C'orvallis.
Wondcrlul values in ladles' silk and
wool hose, regular $2.00 and $2.50
values, now $1.29 pair. Hutchison &
Lumsden. 205'
Trade everything you don't want for
everything you do want. Gold Trading
Center, next to Farmers Fruitgrow
ers Hank, 15 N. Grape St. Phone 4'i5 J
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Puvlllon dancing party! Wed. nlte!
202'
"Outpointed, but not outplayed Ash
land high school lost to Medford high
school on the Holly streot grounds In
Medford Armistice day, by a score of
14-2," says the Ashland Tidings. "Ash
land did not really play football until
the final canto when a classic demon
stration of the gridiron sport wag pre
sented for the approval of the fans.
Time arter time, the Ashland backs
plunged through Coach Durno's men
for consistent gains. The local team
Was far superior in physical condition
Ashland left the field possessed with
greater fighting spirit than was pos
sessed when the game started. '
Outing flannel, a fine heavy grade,
15c per yard. Hutchison Lumsden.
201
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phono 108. 711
East Main., .
Doughnuts and cider served In high
school hall the night of the Jackson
school operetta, Friday. Nov. 17 at S
p. m. Adults 50c, children 25c. 201
The Misses Emma and Minnie Borch
ardt have moved from their former
home on South Holly street und now
occupy n residence at 725 South (Central.
Fresh grape juice, while it lasts $1
per gallon at Soda Works, phone 22-R.
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Whan in need of sash and doors.
call Wallace WoodB, 108 or come to
11 E. Main street.
Try Blozo'a Laxative Pills 50 pills
2Co at Heath's Drug Store. 201
Claudo (Shorty) Miles left Monday
afternoon for his- homestead in the
Butte Falls district, where he will
spend the winter.
Outing flannel, a fine heavy grade,
15o per yard. Hutchison ft Lumsden.
201
Everybody buys cheaper from own
ers than agents, all kinds of phono
graphs and pianos, both new and old.
Gold Trading Center and Music House
(owners), No, 15 N. Grape St., next to
Fanners f ruitgrowers iinna. -
Pavilion dancing party! Wed. nlte!
202
Tom Farlow of the Lake ereck dis
trict spent Monday afternoon in the
city on business.
Just received another full load of
Rogue River sorghum fresh from the
mill, lOo per lb. Hutchison Lumsden.
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Sash and doors. Medford Lnmber Co.
Wednesday at Heath's Drug Store-
two gold fall, a fish bowl and a 25c
box of Dlaiso'B Laxative Hills for 50c.
-.;,,' ;.,'.., 201
Mrs. Jool 'Jarl. has - been home-, i
week from Medford where she is keep
ing books while enjoying the mild
winter climate there.. Vernlce Jarl is
In high school there. Oregon City
Enterprise.
Ladles' silk hose, values . to $2.00,
while they last UHc pair. Hutchison
Lumsden. - , ., 206
Dance at Eagle Polut Sat nlte. 217
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S,
711 East Main Btreet.,
Two gold fish, a flBh bowl and a 25c
box of lllazo's Laxative pills for 50c at
Heath's Prug Store Wednesday. 201
WllUara Bates and John II. Dennlson
left Saturday on a week'B duck hunt in
the Klamath Lake district. ,
Oregon Journal service, phone 844.
210
Get your winter supply of Spitzen-
berg apples now. Guthrie Packing
house near Jacksonville. 216
Sanltas for luncheon sets nt the
Deuel Art Dept. 201
II. Witt of Seattle Is a guest at the
Hotol Holland. Other guests Include
John Jann of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hulton and Mrs. J. L. Boyer
of Holland, Ore., O. Hagendorn of Buf
falo, N. Y P. E. Overend of Roseburg,
O.-B, Spurgoon of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Hall and Fred nni)
Lowell Hall of Eugene, A. II. Gage of
Trail und O. It. Glfford of La Moino.
Calif. '
Beautiful one acre lots fronting
Rogue river at one of Its most roman
tic points. Very accossablo, close to
Pacific highway and only thirty min
utes from Medford clean free soil
plenty of water on the property.
Prices exceptionally low; small pay
ments down: balance covering period
of four years at 5 percent Interest on
deferred payments. No taxes till 1924.
Plat now open for your selection of a
choice location. Several lots sold the
last few days. J. W. Dressier Co., 123
East Main street, opposite 1st Nation
al bank. Phone 285. . 205'
There's no place like Holmes for
Call and see the new shipment of
hats at Lottie Howard's, 109 No. Cen
tral avenue. 203
W. T. Lee was in Medford this mor
ning enroute from Portland where he
has been attending the county asses
sors convention and the livestock show
to his home In Klamath FallB. Mr. Lee
Is Klamath county assessor and holds
the Crater Lake stago concessions
from Modrord and Klamath Falls. Ho
states that ho Is preparing for a big
Increase In the stage business next
season.
Anyone having pheasants being
mounted nt Bartlett's, please call for;
them. 201
System Service Co. writes Fire and,
all other Insurance Strong companies.1
Office 2nd. floor Medford Bide. tf
' The Ladles' Aid of the First Chris
tian church will meet at the country
home of Mrs. Jonas Wold, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:20. Those wishing
transportation phone 5S0-Y.
Dig clearance sale ladles' coats, M.
M. Dept. store. 201'
Just received another full load of
Rogue River sorghum iresh from the
mill, lbc per lb. Hutchison Lumsden.
201
Pavilion dancing party! Wed. nite!
202
Charles Huff, postmaster at Copper,
Calif., hag returned to his home after
spending a week in the city on busi
ness. ,.
The .iVacucttp Vacuum Cleaner
$29.85.ii: Why pay more? . Call Mrs.
Callaghan for free triuL' l'hone 627-X.
:'!.. , 200
Joe O'Hrlenjs new harbor shop at
Medford Hotel. tf
.Lime for spray, Bedford Lbr. Co.
Miss Grace WhitUtker of Yrcko, Col
ls visiting friends and relatives In the
city for a few days.
Big clearance sale ladles' coats, M
M. Dept. Store. 201"
Many new Christmas suggestions
and charming designs at Deuel's Art
Dept. 203
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 217
There's a busy Business College in
your home town. OWN.
The election was too much for Gits
Norman, of Medford. Tuesday night
the county officers heard of a man
running around the country without
the regulation garb demanded by law.
They ut once set out and wore unable
to locate him until the next day. He
was found near Merlin with an under
shirt and a pair of shoes on, the rest
of his raiment having been left near
the railroad tracks. He is now in tho
county jail, with a bad cold as a result
of his living close to nature. Grants
Pass Courier.
The big reductions in ladles' coats.
suits and dresses mean a big saving to
you. M. M. Dept. Store. 201
Marinello Shop, Medford Hotel. 220
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. . tf
A. H. Gage of Trail, buyer for the
mil Construction company was in
Medford transacting business today.
Ladles' dresses at saving prices.
M. M. Dept. Store clearance sale. 201
Pat's Second-Hand sotre will . pay
highest prices for ull kinds of houso
hold goods, clothes, rngs, and metals.
41 South Front St. Phone 416. 222
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 printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call. - tf
A rally was held yeBterday afternoon
in the high school building to honor j
tho football team and Conch Eddie j
Durno In view of their victory over
Elmer Oatman and Howard Warner,
county ;frult inspectors, arrived home
today tram Portland in which city
Five cars and fifteen people stop
ped ut the city auto camp last night.
The results of cold weather are be-
they spent last week In connection j coming evident at last and camping
with th prize winning county agricul. j out all night is becoming less and less
t ui-it and fruit exhibit at the Pacific pleasant. The mujority of the tourists
International exposition. -stopping at the c-anip last nlKht were
1-adies' dresses at saving prices. ; bound for the sunny south and the
M. M. Dept. Store clearance sale. 201 ! visiting car from the greatest distance
Special prices on high school type-! was one' from Texas enroute back
writer practice paper at this office, tf
You can get it at DeVoe'B. tf
Albert Magnuson was fined $50 this
morning when convicted before Jub
tlce Glenn O, Taylor on a charge of
possessing intoxicating liquor. The
arrest wag made by Chief Timothy
south.
The big reductions In ladies' coats,
suits and dresses mean a big saving
to you. M. M. Dept. Store. 201"
Buy Medford home. Pay like rent.
Cold Ray Realty Co. .
All Pythian Sisters are urgently rc
Miss Buster La Mar left yesterday
for San Diego where she has accepted
an engagement for the winter.
Every garment reduced in the bis
sale of ladies' ready-to-wear. M. M.
Dept. Stoirt.
Judiio F. M. fallilns and Court Re
porter Hoy Davis were in Grants Pass
yesterday to hold circuit court. No
cases were on the docket.
Miss Edith Rohlson of Ashland,
spent the week-end at Phoenix, the
guest of Miss Llbertn Gore.
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
c per yard.
Buttons covered.
night to nominate officers for the an
nual election. i
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.- !
.Mrs. Russell Seamon left last week i
for Oakland, Calif., and Mr. Seamon !
expects to Join her within the next I
few days. They plan to reside in Call-1
tornla permanently as it is felt that i
the climate will improve Mrs. Sea-;
moil's health. : j
Every garment reduced in the big
sale Of ladies' ready-to-wear. M. M. I
Dept. Store. 201 j
Auto insurance. Brown White. ;
who caught the man with a bottle of i quested to attend lodge tomorrow
intoxicating liquor on his person, me
defendant pleaded not guilty and was
represented in court this morning by
Attorney Porter J.-Xeff. The state
side of the case was presented by Dis
trict Attorney Rawles Moore.
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 217
Mrs. T. E. Daniels who leaves soon
for Ijos Angeles gave a luncheon this
noon for the Thursday Bridge club, at
the Hotel Medford.
Ladies' suits reduced one-fourth.
M. M. Dept. Store. 201
Trade old records, phonographs and
pianos for new. Gold Music Shop,
next to Farmers Fruitgrowers Bank.
15 N. Grape St. Phone 465-J. tf
Wilbur Ashpole returned Monday
from a week's Btay in Portland attend
ing the International stock show,
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage.
Plant hyacinths, tulips, narcissi now
for Xmas blooms. Buy our Imported
Holland bulbs. Monarch Seed Co., 317
E. Main.
Tho present cold weather wave ap
parently will continue a day or so. The
coldest minimum temperature of this
morning was 23 degrees, one degree
colder than the minimum of yesterday,
which was the previous early winter
record. Fair weather Is the predic
tion for Wednesday.
Ladies' suits reduced one-fourth.
M. M Dept. Store. 201
STOMACH MISERY,
. GAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects
Sour, Upset Stomachs
at Once
'Tape's Diapepsin" is tho quickest,
surest relief for indigestion, gases, flatu
lence, heartburn, sourness, fermentation
or Btomoch distress caused by acidity. A
few tublcts give almost immediate stom-
Ashlahd Saturday and such pep nndj ach relief. Correct your stomach and
enthusiasm has not been manifest in
the local high school for many a day.
John C. Mann, Mutt Williamson, Prin
cipal Campbell, Superintendent Smith
and "Eddie" made speeches and tho
s'tudqnt body fan amuck with pop.
Musquorade at Lake Creek Thanks
giving. 220
For sale Vlctrolos, Brunswicks and
Pnthe talking machines and records
and pianos. Will buy, sell or exchange
Ltalklng mnclilnes, records and pianos.
uoia music snop, o. in iso. urape at.
Phono 460-J.. '
- The dance floor at the fair grounds
pavilion will be in tine shape for the
dancing .party Wednesday night. A
crew of men are engaged in refintsh-
ing tho surface which was somewhat
impaired by the unusually large crowd
on Armistice day. ' '
. Buy a bale of straw. Let your hens
scratch for their feed. We deliver a
big bale for $1. Monarch Seed Co.
Phone 260-529. ...
. Trade old automobiles for new.
Gold Trading Center, next to Farmers
Fruitgrowers Bank, 15 North Grape
St. Phone 465-J. tf
i The big reductions In ladies' conts,
suits and dresses mean a big saving to
you.- M.-M. Dept. Store. -' - 301
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, ov Chewing habit
, "No-To-Dao" has helped thous
ands to break tho costly, ncrvo-Bhat-tering
tobacco habit. Whenever you
havo a longing for a cignretto, cigar,
plpo -or for a chew. just, place .a
harmless No-To-Bac" tablet in your
mouth insload, . to help relievo thut
awful denlre. Shortly the lmblt may
be completely broken, and you are
bettor off mentally physically, finan
cially. It's so cany, so simple. . Get
a box of No-To-Hao and if it doesn't
release you from all craving for to
bacco, tn any form, your druggist will
refund your money without question.
,: AdV.
digestion now jor & few cents.
gists sell millions of packages.
Drug-
Hemstitching,
1'eeoting --?vi 1
8c per yard.J'. "i .i:.
Work " finished when
want it.
you
THE VANITY SHOP
Cor. Main and Bartlett.
- CAN Vri,?; yf!W-
Our bread is in the lend
and rightfully so. It is made
of; the best materials, care
fully mixed and expertly
baked. You'll find that it's
up to your expectations and
it's pood to the last crumb.
Ask your Grocer for
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
Pure and Wholesome
DYE OLD DRESS
COAT, SKIRT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"
. Kach put: lea g; ol "Diamond Dycy'
contalnH. directions ho simple any
woman can dyo or tint her worn,
shabby, drcKue.s, skirts, waists, coutH,
stocking!!, sweaters, coverings, drape
ries, hangings, everything, cv.sn if
ah tins never dyed before. Jluy "Dia
mond Dyes no other kind then per
fect homo dyeing is ure because
Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to
spot, fade, streak or ran Tell your
druggist whether tho materiil you
wish to dye is wool or silk, or
whether It Is linen, cotton or- mixed
goodH. - - - - Adv.
BEGINS TOMORROW!
DOROTHY DALTON
Supported ly
DAVID POWELL
nml
MITCHELL LEWIS
"THE
SIREN CALL"
foK-eful onlc of tho
Ritiit Xort Invest of tho loves anil
passions of tiio eternal snows anil
ilanie luills picture of fire null
tln-ilLs and lirauly.
rmm
1 RIALTO 1
TONIGHT
CHAS. RAY
lu
ll. S. V. P. -.
Winter Nef
is Pears
We are offering one lot of
good Winter Nelis Pears
at 75c per box
Winter Nelis Pears are good keepers and this price is very low for
this grade of fruit. Order now.
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. Marsh
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
See Window See Window
Gold Fish Sale
50c for a 25c box of Blazo's
Laxative Pills, two Gold Fish
and a Glass Fish Bowl. Don't
delay; come early; only 72
outfits.
Heath's Drug' Store
Phone. Eight-Eight-Four.
' 109 E. Main
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STORES
THE
SAMPLE STORE
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STORES
SHOES
Mon's Work Shoes, Elkhidc, black or
brown $2.49 .
iron's heavy "Work Shoes, either bliick or
brown $2.95 to $5.85
Men's hand made "Chippewa Loggers"
$10.50 and $12.00
lien's Dress Shoes, extra good values,
$3.95 to $7.00
A big line of Roy's Shoes, from
$1.95 to $4.50
RAINCOATS
Men's Rubber Coats $6.50
Men's Slicker Coat and Pants, per suit
$3.50
Men's fancy Raincoats $10.00 '
Leather Vests, sheep lined $12.50
, Moleskin, sheep lined $10.00
All Leathers, plain lining $5.95
Stag Shirts $5.50. $6.75, $7.50 and
$8.50
SHOES
Ladies black Kid, military heel
$3.75, $3.95, $4.50 and $4.85
Ladies' low heel, black Kid $3.25 and
$4.50
Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, military heel,
brown or black $3.25 to $6.00
Infants' Shoes 95 to $2.25
UMBRELLAS
Ladies' Cotton Umbrellas $1.25 to $3.00
Lndies Gloria Umbrellas $2.50 to $3.00
Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, guaranteed to wear,
$4.50 to $7.00
Men's Umbrellas $1.50 to $4.50
Children's Umbrellas $1.QQ nnd $1.25
RUBBERS
Ladies' Rubbers 80 to $1.00 '
Ladies' Toe Rubbers 75
Children's Rubbers 65 to 90
Boy's Rubbers $1.00 to $1.10
Men's Rubbers $1.25 to $1.75
Rubber Boots for men, women and children
Our Store Will Be Open Friday Evening Until 9 o'Clock
"WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT"
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C. J. BREIER CO.
Don't Forgot the Armistice Day Celebration,
. Medford, November 11th
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