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MEDFORD M3IE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREC'OX, TUESDAY. PEC'EMllER 5, 1022
Tocaland
J Personal
1 Tho downpour of rain a'dronipnnlrd
liy a little wind which sturteJ In iibuvit
4 o'clock this iiiornlns anil which con
tinued a large part of the day flooded
the Btreets, alleys and low places of
the city, threatens to continue for
another day, as the official prediction
for Wednesday is for rain or snow.
It was the worst storm of the winter
season so far with the probability or
turning into snow, liy 8 o'clock this
morning .08 of an inch of rain had
fallen in a few hours.
Modford Host No. 1 5. the American
i-CKion. Important business
tonight.. Hot election campaign. Wr
eats. E. E: Wilson, commander. 218
Call early for Christmas photos.
Mcdford Studio, over Harness Shop,
iS East Main street. 220
One of the biggest meetings In sev
eral months will be held In Amerlc-Mi , uuUe str,cklul, of p. A. C, prominent
Lemon nan loniBiii uie p.oi-ru,.. m- , women-8 cIul) ana tension work,
eluding nomination of post off leers, j The followlng iocul peo)B were ai0
eats and inipuriaiu uus.uess. enema: Mr. and Mrs. F. F
'RWIlOn. V CO. , vi.if.,P.i ntwl Mro r.nn
il 1 Gardner, Jlrs. L. L. Robinson and Mrs.
Wednesday evening of this week
will be a blK night for the Modern
Woodmen of America at Althea hnll.
The special drive fu membership
comes to an end that evening ami
there will be initiations, election and
Installation of officers for ensuing
year. Every Modern Moodmau is re
quested to attend this meeting.
Hlg "football party"! Pavilion! Wed!
219
Will give piano lessons at my home,
special care given to beginners. Mrs.
F. E. Nichols, 622 South Holly. 221
Jesse Wlnburn ot Snp-and-Salt,
entertained a distinguished body of
Portland and Corvallis wouion at the
Medford hotel last Saturday night at
a banquet In the speclul dining room
meeting following the dedication or ine com
munity Club at ABhland. The women
Included Mrs. It. F. Irvine, wife of the
editor of the Portland Journal; Mrs.
Ward Irvine, ,Mi-s Helen Uiotrlck, and
Miss Hazel Handy, prominent Portland j
newspaper women:, Airs. Ida D. Calla
han, Miss Helen Fulton and Miss tier
Paul Gulley of the construction de
portment of the Cullfornla-Oregon
Power company left last night for
(irants Pass after attending the Copco
forum dinner last night at the Hotel
Medford. .
Dig "football party"! Puvlllon! Wed!
. 21'
Dance Wednesday with the crowd In
the Oriental ballroom, management
American Legion. , 218
Attorney L. E. Bean of Eugene is at
San Francisco to attend the lutorstate
game ' commission convention. Mr.
Heun who Is 4 member ot the Oregon
state game commission represents that
bqdy at , the meeting.
Medford Post No.. 15, the American
Legion. Important business, meeting
tonight. Hot election campaign. 151k
eats, E. E, Wilson,. commander. 218
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe's? ; . , tf
II, E. Cosby, the poultry specialist,
and Clayton L. Long, the horticultural
specialist, are here from the O. A, C,
the former to give poultry demonstra
tions and the latter pruning demon
strations. .',-'..
The hard rain of today put an end
temporarily to all Improvement work
in tlila vicinity. It was generally
thought thut the stormy weather
would put a crimp in business toduy,
and. therefore It was somewhat sur
prising to sou the main and side
st reels of the business section lined
with autos all forenoon and part of
the afternoon.
Medford Post No. 13, the American
Legion. Important business meeting
tonight. Hot election campaign. lilg
eats. E. E. Wilson, commander. 21S
Get your good eats at the country
store, Dec. 7th. 220
See the Follies of 1923, St. Mark's
social. ' 220
Dr. A. F. Wplter Kresse Is attending
to business In Klumuth Falls this
week.
We go anywhere, any time. Careful
drivers. Nash Taxi, call 9tl. 224
; Wrapping paper, cut to fit any size
paper holder, from white print paper,
at this office at prices much below the
regular wrapping paper price. Call at
once or phone 75. tf
Born to Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Kent at
HIS "football party"
ojeuiui ruies uy uour. wny noi uu-.,, (.,.,.,i , , . . , ,,. rnnn.
FerrelL of -hm ouuiii'iha m dijiu; iiuiiu uer
The most comfortable place to dnneu
Is in the Oriental ballroom at the Nat.
Wednesday and Saturday nights. Ad-
...i....f... in oic
iiii-taii'u iv .fji,i.n. . .
Lillian and Vera Owens, daughter . s, , .
and bop of Mr. and Mrs. James Owens,
spent Thanksgiving vacation with
Mis. A. H. Urown in Dallas. Mrs.
Ilrown Is Mr. Owens' sister and before
her marriage lived In Medford. Miss
Owens Is a Junior in home economics
and Mr. Owens n freshman In com
merce, at the O. A. C, ...... ,
Celebrate' Medforii s victorious foot
ball season at the "football party"
Wed. night! Fair Grounds Pavilion!
. . , 2ia
Yakima .Netted Gem potntoes, No.
grade, 11.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free,
Hutchison. & Lumsden. ,., , , , 232
Only , two cars and six people, all
from Pacific coast states, stopped of Machine Shop, 33 S. Bartlett St E. T.
the. city auto camp last night.
"The old Medford spirit" will be
there! Football. party ! Wed!. ,, 219'
Nov. 7 was lucky day, at Deuel's
bring in your sales slips. ,, 219
The level of Hear creek has been
seven and three-quarters
Export auto repairing at 29 S. Front
St. Home of the Stephens. Star
Motor & Supply Co. 230
J. J. McMahon, deputy Btato motor
vehicle Inspector, arrived here from
the north last Saturday and will re
mnin on duty In this section for n
short time.
Hlg "football party"! Pavilion! Wed!
219
Hack to normalcy $1.00 per hour.
Good equipment, experienced mechan
ics. Riverside Garage. tf
A. E. llroad was one of. the Medford
visitors In Grants Pass yesterday. .
Dance Wednesday night in the Ori
ental ballroom at the Nat. Admission ,, . . ,,,. . ,lminitra.
10 cents. Management American j tlon among them abolition of , the
Legion. "1!t !World war veterans state aid commls-
Nov. 7 was lucky day at Deuel's Linn . whlrh .,,,fiml,el. This
. bring In your sales slips. 219 j commlB8lml has Bencra)
supervision of
i Millard Robertson pleaded guilty;.,.. n,iministl.,in of vtha law. Ha
yesterday afternoon before Justice j wants ln 1tg pIace a saiaried commls
Glenn O. Taylor to a charge of possess-.) 8oner . An a(ivIsory hoard of three
lug Intoxicating llouor and was clven i f n ..
the Oriental ballroom. Dance there , a sentence of 10 days ln the county mTUwrtnMr &iw
Wednesday night. Admission. 10 cents.; jall and a flne of ,25. Tne complaint ; 'ft ""Sefr
.was filed by Deputy Sheriff George lcasn nu a d Becllrel the loan, he
states. The time limit w,r applications
should be extended to December 31,
Miriam Shepherd of Ashlund und Miss
Ixiuise Manning of Medford.
Medford Post No. 15, the American
Important business meeting
tonight. Hot election campaign. Hlg
eats. E. E. Wilson, commander. 218
For Sale Automobiles from $50.00
up. Gold Trading Center, next to Far
mers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone
465-J. , ; ,. . U
County Agent C. C, Cate, the home
demonstrator, Miss Florence Pool, and
Lloyd Moss, the county club lender,
spent this forenoon at Ashland arrang
ing the county exhibit for the Winter
fair which began In that city today.
On account of going east will sacri
fice 1920 Ford touring car, good tires,
starter, new battery, m good shape.
Price $200. See this car at Young's
Provide against loss, Insure with
Redden and Canaday. , , ,
A real buy $4.50 spotlights at the
Electric Shop. ,. tf
Take your out of town friends to a
dance In town. Show them the big
town Oriental ballroom, Wednesday
and Saturday nights. 218
George A. White, adjutant general
of Oregon, points out the fact, ln an
article in this month's Issue of the Pa
cific Legion, that fully 2500 Oregon
soldiers and sailors failed to apply for
either, n cash bonus or loan before the
time limit for applications had expired.
General White promises a number of
The young man by the name of Mo
f'llutock. who was paroled by .Judge
Calkins to Sheriff Terrill some time
ugo after he had been convicted of
auto theft and who broke his parole
was re arrested Saturday in a northern
California town.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
Hemstitching and pecoting at
Deuel's. 240
Pianos and phonographs for sale or
rout. H. G. LaunsiJHch, phone C40-R.
Office Weeks & Orr. . tf
Mrs. M. R. Rice, night operator and
ticket agent, at the local Southern Pa
cific station is expected homo today
from her vacation which she has been
upending in Portland visiting her
daughter. H. A. Hooker who has been
relieving Mrs. Rice goes to 'Portland
w here he will work in the. train de
spatcher's office.' ....!
Trade everything you don't want for
everything you do want. Gold Trading
Center, next to Farmers & Fruitgrow
ers Bank, 15 N. Grape St Phone 465-J. i
I.'.-:. tf
j Armstrong cords puts the miles in
I mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
I Supply Co.
Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1
grade, $1.00 per 100 lbs. delivered free.
Hutchison & Lumsden.
, 232
A number of Medford citizens were
of tliu opinion that a gun buttle had
started on West Main street this fore
noon when a Ford delivery car stand
ing in front of Hibbard's grocery had a
difficult time getting under way. The
driver of the flivver seemed to be at
its mercy and looked as though he
feared being blown from the seat at
any moment Unburned exhaust gasses
were exploding regularly In the muffler
with a great amount of noise,
Murinello Shop, Medford Hotel. 220
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. . tf
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co. ;
R. A. M.
Crater Lake Chapter No.
32. . Special convocatloa
Tuesday, Dec. 5th, 8 p
m.. , M. E. M.' degree.
Welcome visitors.
, . A. F. NOTH, Secy.
- .. Listen!
If you are looking for a house to rent
or if you have a house for rent. If you
wish to borrow money on real estate,
or desire to purchase a home, phone
120-J, O. M. Cornitius, 1st Nafl Bank
bldg., room 209. . .. , . . 21
"Cascarets" 10c
Best Bowel Laxative
When Bilious,
Constipated
'Vn elonii nut. vmlr hnwelfl without
cramping or overacting, take Casoarets.
Sick headache, biliousness, gases, indi
geilion, .feour, .upset stomach, .and all
such distress gone by morning, , Nicest
physio on earth for grown-ups and chil
dren. 10c a box. Tuite like candy.
Hemstitching,
Pecoting; - '
8c per yard.
Work finished
want it. '
when you
TH VANHY SHO?
Cor. Main and Bartlett.
Weed, owner. . 220 !
Finest floor In Oregon at the Nat. In ;
218
In observance of Educational week, Alden and It developed in the course
considerably raised by rain ot last 1 Attorney H. A. Canaday will speak at ; Df proceedings that "the defendant
night and today and the stream Is ex- the Oak Grove school Thursday after-' na(i been attending a dance and had
trcmely muddy.. ... . -.,., I noon at 3 o'clock. The subject of his , been giving liquor away. There was.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White. t . lecture will be Children Today. Citi-
Medford Post No. 15, Jhe American zens Tomorrow. Mrs. Myrl Watson
Legion. Important, business meeting ' and Pauline McNelU will sing. Every
tonlght. Hot election campaign. Big one cordially Invited,
cats. E. E. Wilson, commander., 2181 Oh you "football fans"! Come out
Dr.' B. R. Elliott leases Wednesday ' and . see Medford's "champs" take
evening for Portland where he will at- home the silver cup! Pavilion "foot
tond the meeting of the Oregon State 'ball party"! Wed! 219
Dental association., , .
Hlg football celebration! r, Pavilion.
Wed. Come out and help show the
"team" a rousing reception! . 219
Join the crowd at St, Mark's social
Thursday evening 8 o'clock,
Hollnnd.: ."' .'.: . . .
MOTHER! OPEN 1 j
' CHILD'S BOWELS WITH j
CALIFORNIA Fl6 SYRUJ
Your little one will love. the "fruity"
tasto of "California Kig Syrlip" ovvn'if
constipated, bilious, irritable, feverish,
or full of cold. A tcospoonflll never
fails to clcauae tlio Ilvor and. bowels, , ln
a few hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it vorks all the sour bile, and
undigested food out of the bowels and
you nave a well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy.. , Tliay know a tea
spoonful today saves a sick .child to
morrow. Ask'your dnlgglst for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which Iisb direc
tions for babies and children of all ages
printed on liottle. Mother,!. .You mult
nay "California" or you may get an Imi
tation fig syrup.
Have your car work done at a well
equipped shop by competent mechan
ics . for $1.00 per hour. Riverside
Garage, . . tf
A. Andrews'" arrived In Corvallls
Hotel I Wednesday evening from Medford and
220 will spend the winter . with Mrs. An
drews and the daughters who are here
for the educational advantages. Mr.
Andrews owns a large orchard tract
near Medford and spends considerable
time looking after his interests In that
v'lolnity. Corvallls Times Gnzette. .
Medford Post No. 15, the American
Legion. Important business meeting
tonight. Hot election campaign. Big
eats. E. E. Wilson, commander. 218
Follow the black line at the Country
Fair, Thursday evening. 220
An auxiliary heating plant will be
added to the present heating equip
ment at the fair grounds pavilion for
the winter .months. Workmen are
rapidly pushing the work to comple
tion In order that the additional heat
cad be used tor the football party to
morrow night. '
Call 96 or get enr In front of Nash
Hotel. . Pay or night service. We go
nnywhoro, any time. 221
Beautiful lights effects for dreamy
moonlight waltzes In the Oriental ball
room Wednesday night. Admission 10
cents.' 218
however, no evidence of sale.
When In need ot sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street , ...
, Buy your gifts from the ladies of St.
Mark's at Hotel Holland. 220
..There was no public market this
morning because of the fact that be
ginning with tomorrow morning the
market will be. held only two days a
week hereafter, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays. ' ; . , '
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
Ford, Chevrolet, Overland tire
chains as low as $2.25 a pair at the
Busy Corner Motor Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Beck of Repub
lic, Wash., are guests at the Hotel
Holland. Other guests Include Hugh
H. Earle of Eugene, O. W. Alexander
and Thomas Holloway of Portland, W.
J. Freeman of San Frunclsco, F. L.
Grant and P. H. Grant of Vancouver,
B. C, and S. H. Abel ot Lnkeview.
. $1.00 for nn entire evening. of danc
ing, In the Oriental ballroom, or 10
cents for Blngle dances. Wednesday
and Saturday nights. M ,f 21S
.Enamelac, Sanitas,. gold braids,
lamp shade materials, at Deuel's Art
Dept. 220
S. A, Kroschel of the Jackson County
Creamery Is expected home today from
a several days business visit ln Cali
fornia. .
Two can rldo as cheap as' one In a
Nash Taxi. Call 98. , . 224
1923. .
For Sale Land oordlering Rogue
river, $50 per acre and up. 25 minutes
from Medford. Fine fisliing and hunt
ing. Fine garden andt chicken ranches'.
Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 No. Grape St.,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phone 465-J. '' ,
Need a taxi call 96 day or night. 224
Call 96 taxi, day or night. Driver
on duty at all hours. tj, 221
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
St. Marks
Guild
.HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Fancy Work for Gifts, Candy,
Program, Dancing, Cards.
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thursday, Dec. 7.
8:00 P. M.
Admission, 25c; Children under
12 years free.
Parish House Benefit.
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlrg
Ro per yard.
Bnttnnn rovArAd
I TONKiHT
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AH of the thrills the romance,
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time crowded into eight magnifi
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BEGINS TOMORROW!
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Child, young or old. Come here tomorrow and let us help you answer'theTgift problem. A few suggestions :
GIFTS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
SUITS
COATS
BLOUSES
BATHROBES
PETTICOATS
SILK UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY,
SWEATERS
GLOVES
NECKWEAR
LEATHER GOODS
IVORY NOVELTIES
BEADS
RIBBONS
HANDKERCHIEFS
BLANKETS
SLIPPERS
SHOES
DEPARTMENT ST0RR1
GIFTS FOR MEN
BATH ROBES
SLIPPERS
UMBRELLAS
TIES ,
HANDKERCHIEFS
SUSPENDERS
SHIRTS .
H0SD3RY
GLOVES
SHOES
GIFTS FOR CHILDREN
DOLLS
BOOTIES
RATTLES
KEWPIES V
SLIPPERS
HOSIERY
HANDKERCHIEFS
CRIB BLANKETS
FANCY BASKETS