I
III
I
PACE TWO
focal and
-J Personal
iun.- who have Le-n .hy i.'riin? u.
-tiirr.r tw.fcet f'r the ootids ijcs: ei
i ti:ns are ex reeled 10 on tand to
il ni'ht whn nominations will Le n.a'ie
"lor officer for the ensuinc year.
Dance at ipie Point Sat. nite. 217
i l"ed tirts and chains for sale, price
ilsht. Ezchs-nee Tire Co. 213
'." A year aeo today there was a heavy
'ifa'l of rain wkicn amounted to 1.31
'incbes. Rain is the prediction for
' 'Wednesday.
'J' !!: turkey shoot Sunday. Nov. 2i.
- one mile north Phoenix. 211
i!! The Jacksoa County Building and
I 1-oan ha several thousand dollars to
!: loin. -'10'
i Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlton Janes left
,j for Wefd, Calif., this momins wher
1 tonight Mr. Janes will give a violin
recital at the club theatre, assisted by
Mrs. Janes, as accompanist, Mrs. J.
I I Albert McCorkle as vocalist and Die
' ' Wped Jnnior Olee club.
' Order Knelish plum puddings an')
' I fruit cake now. Mrs. Waterman, ph'ine.
, 31-X. 212
I j Kor Sale Automobiles from $50.00
I up. Gold Trading Center, next to Far
mers it Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone
. I V.u-3. If
,1 Church night is proving of increas
ing. Interest to the people of the First
.Methodist church. Tomorrow even
ing's program calls for "pot luck" sup
per at C:15. Story hour for chiljren,
ill KpwortU. league study class, board of
, stewards meeting and open forum at
!'1-.7:15; social period 8 to 8:30. and
I church family altar service from 8:30
lil to 9., .)
I Mattress work a:; kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
l" Wrapping paper, cut to fit any slice
I' I paper holder, from white print paper.
1 1 at this office at prices much below the
Irregular wrapping paper price. Call at
I I once or phone 75. '" tf
j; The music students of St. Mary's
li Academy will entertain with a con-
. cert tomorrow night, beginning at
hip. m. at the academy auditorium.
, ; Mr. and Mrs. 1, F. Watson arrived
i! home yesterday from a visit In San
Francisco.
ijl See our ad on Xmas cards this Issue
(' .Medford Hook Store. ' ' 207'
,; For sale Bargain on attractive five
I I room modern home, close In. Terms
i; 243 N. Ivy. 200
lj Members of Zulflma Temple No. 13,
jl Daughters of the Nile, entertained at
ill a luncheon this noon, followed by
. I business and social, meeting In the
i .Masonic hall at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Laura
I (iunnell, of Grants Pass, queen, presld
..led.,, The organization hag at present
: i approximately 60 members from Ash
jj'land, Medford and Grants' Pass, and
f 18 officers. Including Mrs. Kllzaheth
' Hush, of Ashland. The temple Is con
! tomplating giving a dance In Medford
I In the near future, to which all Shrln
'"lers will be invited. Ashland Tidings.
1) Have you tried that hlg milk shake
lil lot DeVoe's?
tr
Big turkey shoot Sunday,
Nov. 26,
211
10 one mile north Phoenix.
The Inst meeting of this month for
Hi 'iie city council will lie noiu tonigni
a nil so rnr as can ue learned oniy rou
tine matters will be up for discussion.
King Tyler of the Portland office of
the Aetna 1,1 fo Insurance company Is a
business visitor In the city.
For Sale Good sound Spltzcnborg
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes.
I' .Aim extra fancy Newtowna, packed,
$1.75. E. F. Guthrie. 232 Jacksonville.
,. '212
I, Masquerade at Lake Creek Thanks
I giving eve, Nov. 29th. '
'.' Publlc'market patrons this morning
. again enjoyed the arrival of an auto
(: load of fine large fresh caught sllver
J" Bide salmon and steel head near Ilnn
t tlon, which retailed for 10 cent for the
Milversldes and' 20 cents a pound for
t the stcelhcad. The same vender will
ho at the market next Saturday morn
s ing for the last time until early sum
jner. as this Is the final run of fish for
this time of year.
The Jackson County Building and
linn lin(f several thousand dollars to
loan. . 210'
Oregon Journal service, phone 844.
".:',"' 210
' Horn! to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Aya, In
Portland, on Monday, a baby girl. Mr.
Aya Is the new manager of the Colum
bia Tire Co. branch to be located In
Medford and they will move to Med
ford soon.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber.' Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
EaBt Main.'
For "rent Three room modern fur-
tituttfwl nnnrtniAnt flnbl ItAV Realty
Co.. next to l-Mrmcrs & I'rultgrowors
Hunk. Phone 4U6-J. '
li'1 K. J. Ncdd, former Medford resident,
",'lvi here from his home In San Francis
i'tco on business and for the purpose of
t (visiting old friends.
t'jf Masquerade at Lake Creek Thanks
i f giving eve. Nov. 29th.
QUIT TOBACCO
'll
'So easy to drop Cigarette,
fit ; Cipar. or Cliewiu' habit
. "No-To-Bnc" 'hns helped thous
ji'bnds to t'leiik the costly, nerve-shat-"
ti-rlnir tobiiccu habit. Whcnevor you
. have B longlns for dsnrette, clgur.
ji pipe or for a chew. Just ' place ' o
j harmless No-To-Boo tablet in your
I T mouth Instead, to help rellove thin
'j' awful desire. Shortly the habit mm
,f. ho completely broken, and you are
1 1 better off mentally physically, flnan-
Iclnlly. It's so easy, so simple. Got
.0. box of No-TO-Bac and If It doesn't
release you from all craving for to
: hncco. In any form, your druggist will
lli refund your money without question
I; - Adv.
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcottng '
8e per yard,
buttons cpvereO,
Mrs. Helle W. Fuhon of Portland is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. K.
Walter Kress, of Zll King street.
0-t your winter S'iprix &f Spitzn-
;.efi now.
ar J&cU'
Guthrie Pad: in
r
LV:
. !if rt- will )?e a r-ri!ar coiriiriuriica
tion of Reames chapter No. O. E. S.
V.'e-nf-.s'isy evening. Nov. 22, Masonic
l hall at S p. m. 207'
I Walter Haeen, Britith open cham
pion and holder of other golf titles.
and Joseph Klrkwood, Australian pro
fessional, veruus H. Chandler Ksan,
former national, western and north
west title winner, and Dr. O. F. Wll -
linit. one of the greatest medal players
of the northwest. This will be the
golfing treat that the Waverly Country
club will offer to the enthusiasts of
Portland next Saturday. Not since
the appearance of Ted Hay and Harry
Vardon. famous English professionals,
will such a great quartet of golfers
step up to the first tee. Portland
Journal.
See our ad on Xmas cards this issue.
Medford Book Store.
De Molay benefit dance.
night. Fair Grounds Pavilion, tvery-: Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone
body Invited. 206 ; 4CD-J. tf
iJeputy Sheriff h. D. Forncrofjk ar- j o. M. Cornltius .has removed his
rived home this morning from Salem 'office to 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg., room 209
to whic h city he had taken James Kin- j 209
zer to serve a ten year"B sentence for j far crowd attended the De Molay
criminal assault, and a "boy to the state! benefit dance at the fair grounds pa
reformatory Institution. Ivllion last night and the music by
Automatic windshield wipers, $3.00. ; Launspach's Pavilion orchestra was
Ilittson Motors. 210
Mnrlnello Shop. Medford Hotel. 220
A. l.evanjin of Seattle is a guest at
the Hotel Holland. Other guests In
elude I.. N. Grimm of Roseburg. R. D.
and S. E. Watson of Trail, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Wright of Ellensburg.
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Welcher of
Alameda, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Clark of Prospect, W. W. Minor of
San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gor
don of Seattle and Bob Stltes of Port
land. Noel I,. Einkine gives piano lessons
at tmpils' homes. Phone 729-W. 212
The Oregonlan's premium offer ap
plies to Medford ob well as to Port
land and suburbs. Orders for Thanks
giving turkeys will be issued on local
meat mnrkets. For particulars phone
103r,. , 208
Ted Go Bntier returned yestentay
from the O. A. C. homecoming and
several days visit In the northern part
of the state. He was accompanied by
Ike Porter of Ashland.
C. K. Wallace, auto mechanic, many
years with Bulck and Nash factory
branches, has opened a repair shop nt
220 North Grape St. Work on all cars
and trucks solicited. 211
' System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
The expenditure of on additional
$27. 274. GO In opposing the compulsory
public school hill In the recent cam
paign is accounted for In a statement
filed by P. J. Hanley. treasurer of the
Catholic Civic Rights association of
Oregon, with Secretary of State Kozer.
The Jackson County Building and
I.onn has several 'thousand dollars to
loan. 210
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
Mcdford's second pair of peon pants
were seen this morning on a young
man In the lobby of a local hotel.
Thoy did not cause any particularly
violent sensation but the wearer will
bo lucky If not mistaken for a high
school student and treated roughly.
See our ad on Xmas cards this Issue.
Medford Book Store. 207
Get an automatic windshield wiper,
$5 00 Ilittson Motors. 210
T. O. Bradley, of the California
Oregon Power company who has been
a Medford business visitor for the past
week, left yesterday for his home
near Copco, Calif.
The JackBon County Building and
Uian has several thousand dollars to
loan. . . 210
There's a busy Business College in
your home town. OWN.
Fourteen automobiles and thlrty
nlno people stopped nt the city nuto
camp over Sunday and Monday despite
the cold wcathor of the past few days.
There's no place like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
The High School Parent-Tenchcrs
association will hold Its regular after
noon meeting Wednesday. Nov. 22nd
nt 3:45 nt the High School Bldg.
Mrs. J. W. Mitchell who accompan
ied her son William and party to Cor
vallis last week-end to the O. A. C.
homecoming and O. A. C.-U. of O.
gnmo continued her trip to Portland
and Ib now In that city visiting friends
and Telntlvns. The remainder of the
party returned by auto from Corvallis
early yesterday morning.
Joo O'Brien's new barber shop at
Medford Hotel. tr
An automatic windshield wiper will
keep tho ruin off of your windshield,
$5.00. Hlttson Motors. 210
R. D. Watson and 8. K. Watson are
In Medford having arrived yesterday
on a few dnys business visit. '
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
Kill rats and mice with Leinnn's
Exterminator not- a poison but Bure
to kill. Monarch Seed Co., 317 East
Main.
' Laying of tho new red pavement at
the Associated Oil company's new ser
vice station Is In full swing nnd prac
tically half of tho pavement to be laid
had been laid nt an early hour this
afternoon.
Milk and cream at DcVoo's. tf
. For Sale Land bordering Rogue
river, $50 per acre and up. 25 minutes
from Medford. Flno fishing and hunt
ing. Fine garden and chicken ranches.
Gold Rny Realty Co.. 15 No. Grape St.,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bunk.
Phono 465-J.
Trade everything you don't want for
everything you do want. Gold Trading
Center, next to Farmers & Fruitgrow
ers Bank, 15 N. Grape St. Phouo 45-J.
tf
MEDFORD MATE . TRIBUNE.
Ru85U Seanion and son left yester- William Nicholson and sen Theo
day afternoon for Oakland, Calif., dore of Ross Iane ;eurned the end of
where they will join Mrs. Seamon who last we-k from thir T-anrh in Klamath
has been th-re f ,r the j-a-st wt--k o
trn d:i. Ti.e --iimon-- lntni to
!..;-.: the- r : -rr;.:in r:t i.-'rj.e i:i O,:-
land.
There is a floe'; of Remington jor;
able tyiwriiers on display in the
Medford Book Store window. Standard
keyboard just the sa:ne as all stan
. dard. 207
i Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage.
When in need of sash and doors.
'call Wallace Woods. 108 or come
711 E. Main street- '
to
Frank Y. r arrell. local attorney has ;
moved his office from the St. Mark's: Among the Jackscn county speakers
block to the Jackson County Dank! who will give addresses at the Oresou
building., The transference took place State Horticultural society annual con
yesterday. ' Ivemion at Corvallis. Nov. 23. 24 and
All kinds of rough and dressed: 25, are County A writ C. C. Cate. Ed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone lu. (ward Carltcn and Harry Rosenberg.
711 East Main street. '' jOn the general subject of pruninsc Mr.
Music Trust busted. Victrolas,
BrunswickB. Columbia. Sonoma and
: Patl.e phonographs and all records at.sion on this subject. When the g';::
Monday . reduced prices. Music Shoo, next to oral snblert of noils li discussed Mr.
: eniovfMl bv ev
enjoyed by everyone present. A num
ber qf Ashland pedple attended the
dance. The pavilion management gen
erously dnated the pavilion for the
occasion and the proceeds realized
from the sale of admittances will be
used to buy uniforms and equipment
for the Medford chapter of the order.
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 217
Provide against loss, Insure with
Redden and Canaday.
Bazaar at Jacksonville at I. O. O. F.
hall. Friday. Nov. 24. Chicken dinner
in the eveningB. Adults 50c, children
under twelve, 25c. . 209
Mrs. Cornelia 'Olmstead of Los An
geles, enroute home from Portland, is
visiting her relatives, Mrs. Martha
Cole and Mr. and Mrs. 'Hubert Holmes
at the latter's home on North Oakdale.
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Pal's Second-Hand BOtre will pay
highest prices for all kinds of house
hold goods, clothes, rags, and metals.
41 South Front St. Phone 41G. 222
Why drain your radiator when you
can get denatured alcohol. Ilittson
Motors. 210
Frederick Heath and family arrived
thia morning from San Francisco and
will remain here permanently. Mr.
Heath will enter the drug business
with his father here.
Turkeys Get our juices. We will
perhaps pay more for A No. 1 turkeys
than you can get elsewhere. Jackson
County Creamery. 209
Special prices on high achool type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
E. J. Nedd. John F. Everett and
Thomas M. Edmunds from San Fran
cisco are guests at the Hotel Medford
as are Frank Romlne of Stoughton,
Mass., W. J. Eberhart of Chicago, W.
V. Swanson of Seattle, C. Kaufman
and II. Rubenstein of Eugene and
Stuart Fagan of Portland.
For Diamond coal brlckelta, phone
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage.
O. M. Cornltius has removed his
office to 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg., room 209
200
Word has been received here that
Frederick Lewis, former Medford boy
and student In the Medford public
schools, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lewis entered Princeton this fall. The
LcwIb family now resides In New York
City.
A real buy $4.60 spotlights at the
Electric Shop. tf
Dance at Eagle Point Sat nite. 217
Auto insurance. Brown & White.
nse on cm ranees.
It is not on enamel nor
a stove polish. It gives
th range a amooth,
illky, biatk appearance
nd mikei it Kilt like new.
No rubbtng. Vfrill iwe .7-k
tiorpetotl. Aff.ruing Black
Silk Cat Ranf Drtuinf,
Ion can keen the range
ooklng bf ittht ni new wit 1 in
occsiiimftt tppltcitmnot ntac
Silk Pvhilunt OiL EUhrt
preparation U t)aickiy and
taiiy applied.
Like all otSer Blick Silk pod
ucta, thcae, too. are guarantied
uuiUttory. Ail. t.Jr de-tler.
BLACK SlLlt STOVE
FOUSH WORkfcS ,
Sterling. DlinoS
Tho sluilrnt's rjrn nro
rcMotl, Htroti(rtlttitotI, by
proper kIns?, '
Wo fit correctly.
yAnawers the . N'X
Question of V- ;
' I Keeping Gas j; j :
L:J?aiifw Like Newjiggj '
UGAS RANGEl ( f,r-IM
V DRESSINO '.;:-rtS
X t ADE expressly for 7 V.7"-ij!
1VL use on ni rinses. I ( '.f.'S... a.
ri
MEDFORD. OREcOW
county and wiil v.nJ the wintf-r .n
Mwirord.
T -irkey- ';- oar ;rit. We .!!
i ' pay mu:e A No. 1 t sri.e;-.-
tiia:i jou can jef-t ei?ewiif-!'e. Jac-ki-on
County Creamery. '
To keep your radiator from freezing
use denatured alcohol. Ilittson Motors.
210
Plant Hyacinths. Tulips. Narcissi,
Crocus in the garden now. For winter
blooms plant in water or bulb fibre.
Monarch Seed Co.
Denatured alcohol wlic keep your
radiator from freezing. Ilittson Motors
21"'
Carlton will speak on Pear Tree Prun-
ing, and Mr. Cate will lead the discus-!
Rosenberg will siieak on "Handling
the Soil in a Pear and Apple Orchard."
Layettes, children's clothes and
underwear made to order at the Deuel
Art Dept. 207 ,
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tf
Kows keen up on their milk better if .
fed Kow Kare every day. Sold by
Monarch Seed Co., 317 E. Main.
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber !
Co.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. ' 'If
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED A aecond-hand saw with
belt and attachments. Court Hall.
FOR SALE Good Jersey cow, 7 years
old, giving milk, $40. Phone 572-R-4.
. 209
WANTED Work by single man at
any light employment, city or coun
try; only moderate pay asked. Ref
erences. Address S S S, Mall Tri
bune. "'
PAGE F,UIAVT
Scut Sulc Tomorrow 12 o'clock
I'HK'KS: 3.-M-, H.lr. 11.10
Includes War Tax.
Hemstitching,
Pecotintj 8c per yard.
Work finished
want it.
when you
THE VANITY SHOP
tor. Main and Bartlett.
l'lldiiy Xljtlit The Georgia
NO :l of the BIG 8 S.ATl
"NICK I'KOl'I.K"
"ltlocMl nntl Siiml," "To
"Tho Old Homestead,'
"Burning Sands."
to H.,1.1,'
' Plinraoli,'
a.
TFEsDAY. XOVEMEER
WEDDING BELLS
-ij
"n
at in.- li..:i
.-r. M r. 1
.r.
I..:
:r uii.l .:.-
unir p'-opie ol
J. 'Ih-y wen
hn Kr';:-t and
1 1"
'old Hill were)
i-'-ornpai:ii'd by
ir.jr. younj; pf-ple of frd Hill. W'he
ing ct-rc-inony wa; u.s-d. Itt-v. I. K.
.Millard officiating. The bride and
room are will known fiold Hill rc-M-
d-nt and wi:i make tlieir home there:
I
i -McDonald Sew Ial:or I'adcr. j
j LONDON. Nov. .21. Illy the Asso-I
t c :..td Press. I James Ramsey Mac-!
i r -.- i
THANKSGIVING
Thanksgiving will soon be here, and
we have everything needed for the
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Personal Attention Prompt Service
fi. E. Marsh
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
40
STORES
SHOES
Men 's
ni.ifk Kill Dress
I
t
t
$4.50 $4.85 to S7.00
iron's Drown Calf Dress Shoes $3.95,
$4.25. $5.25, $6.50 and $7.00
Men's "Work Shoes, nil prices, from $2.49
to $5.85
Chippewa Lowers $10.50 anil $12.00
Hoy's Dress Shoes :.$2.25 to $4.50
Hoys' Work ami School Shoes $1.98 to
$4.50
DOLLS
- r I i .. . '"..'''I-'." ''" tJ
Christmas will soon lie here. M'ake your little girl happv with a new Doll.
We have just opened up a big assortment, all prices from" 35 to $10.00.
"W e also have a big assortment of Christmas toys that will please the children,
all very reasonably priced.
SLIPPERS
Ladies' Felt Slippers, all colors. Soft Soles
of Leather Soles and Heels $1.35, $1.40,
$1.45
Men's Felt Slippers, Blnek or Gray, $1.40,
$1.45, $1.65
Men's Leather Slippers $2.25, $2.95
Ladies' Bath Rohcs. $4.25 to $8.50
Men's Bath Eobes $6.50 to $8.00
40
STORES
C.
NOW!
CECIL B. DeMILLES
"MANSLAUGHTER."
You
story!
Minstrels
ltD.W
With
THOMAS MEIGHAN,
LEATRICE JOY,
LOIS WILSON
Have nnd
"Loves of
21. 12
Donald today was elected leader of
the parliamentary labor party.
R. A. M. Crater Lake j
Chapter No. 32.
Kesular convocation No-j
veniber 21st. 7:20 p. m
Visitors welcome.
A. F. NOTH. Secy.
FORD TOPS RECOVERED
$8.75 toSlOOO
For 10 Days.
M6U
---
Tent & Awning Works
Opposite S. P. Denot
207
THE
SAMPLE STORE
Shoes. S3.85, '
Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps,
Brown or Black
Infants' Shoes
'WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT"
J. BREIER
read ; the thrilling Saturday
See it in the films!
Notice
All Odd Fellows are requested to be
present Tuesday evening. Nov. 21. 207'
f.LsgaJ Guaraatee Givqrvi
Ho need if Knife no puifl -ontinuc Wors.
And. to cc llc-o-oii file Tristtrntoi.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co.
Medfonl. Ore.
40
STORES
SHOES
Ladies' Black Viei, Military Heel. $3.75,
$3.95, $4.50 tq $5.25
Ladies' Black Kid, Low Heel $3.25 to
$4.50
Ladies Brown Calf Welt, Military Heel,
$4.85
Military Heel,
$3.25 to $6.00
95 to $2.25
UMBRELLAS
Ladies' Cotton Umbrellas $1.25 to $2.00
Ladies' Gloria Umbrellas $2.50 to $3.50
Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, all colors, guaran
teed to wear $4.50 to $7.00
Men's Umbrellas $1.50 to $4.50
Children's Umbrellas $1.00 to $1.25
Men's Fancy Rain Coats $10.00
Men's Army Rain Coats.... $6.50
CO.
40
STORES
Evening Post
Why
Go m
Into
Details?
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