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PAGE SIX MEDFOTU) MATL TftTBTTNE. HrEDFOKD. ffflEfiOy, TUESDAY, DECEMBER B, 1922 Taste s a aty T tobacco Lioobtt & Myers Tobacco Ca CALUMJI 1? Best By Test WBneim remember the lowest priced Baking Powder is often the most expensive that, baking powder economy cannot be based on purchase price it's results that count. That's why (GMJUKXllEir- The Economy BAKING POWDER is the biggest selling brand in America. You save when you buy it you save when you use it. Use the same Baking Powder that guards the purity of bakings in millions of homes that retains its unfailing f , leavening strength to the very Inst spoonful. J. The sale of Calumet is over 150 greater than that of any other baking powder. A pound can of Calumet contains fall IS ounces. Some baking powders come in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans. Be tare you gat a pound when you want it. THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDEil WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. ? PHOTOGRAPHS for Christmas BWEM'S STUDIO IT 1". Main Ht. . MortfaM H. W. CONGER UNDERTAKER Rnrressor to WeckvOongct Co. Mt-tlfoiil, Oi, PROGRAM 10 BE GIVEN FOR CHRISTMAS FUND Tho following proprnm will be b-lven at the Hrkk church Friduy owning of this week, ut Central l'olnt. No admission will bo charged, but a hUvit oifuilnh' will be tukun and lined toward tho Xmag fund for tho umull children, an well an tho needy ones of the town. Prayer Ilov. Beany liuno solo Miss Marie Thurber Keadlne "The Old Stage" Ucraldtno Fox. Solo Mrs. Francis Wyatt Instrumental nolo Miss Olva llcsselgrave UoadiiiB Ir8' Seller I'luno solo alius Violet Scott Violin solo ....Miss Mildred Heritor Song Francis Fubor "Fleeting Clouds" ...Elizabeth Scott1 Vocal solo .....Miss Francis Bcatty Recitation, Adaboo Seller Vocal solo Mildred Berger liano duet .- j Miss Ethel Jones and Miss Meyers. Duet ..Messrs Strohmcln and Evans, Reading Miss Vcrda Lynch I Violin and piano duet Von and Curl Suachonbrech Song - Vivian Jones riano solo, "Valso Arabuque" Mrs. Ethol Freeman Pano duet Misses Ethel and MUdrod Berger Violin solo HUdcgard Porter Song "Mellow. Moon" Wyvetto Boswell Reading "Jus' 'Foro Xmas" Oraco Wick Merrltt S. M. Halk and A. I., lllldreth of Butte Falls and Frank Miller of Med ford were Jiero Wednesday for din ner. Fred Dulton, one of our successful I'-ii-mcrg und stock men, was here last Wednesday trading with our murage man, Ueorgo IS. Holmes. Mrs. Alvak llunnaford, who lost her huuband a short time ugo, passed through hero with hr household goods, moving from tho old Moomun place that her huuband hud rented a short tlmo before his death, to her brother-In-laws, Jumes O. Hanna ford. She expects to llvo with her mother this winter. Alvin Belbersteudt, one of our successful German citizens, who lives back of Butte Falls, near the foot of Mt. Fltt, was here on business last Wednesday. Charley Given and a younger brother were ulso business callers Wednesday, and so was W. O. Johnson of WcMcn. Ho was try ing to buy loose hay. Fred Frldeger, of Med ford, Is out In those parts, pruning his orchard and stopping at the Sunnyside. Mrs. Laura C. Atkins, who Is tonching Bchool in the lost creek dis trict, came In early Wednesday morn ing for breakfast, on her way to her home on Applcgate river. Oeorpo F. Fendnll came In from Hilt, Calif., on his way homo above Trail. John Foster of Med ford, was hero :or dinner Thursday and reported .hat his lather, IVrry Foster, has -'-ne down to Gates, C'ullf., to visit his daughtor, .Mrs. Arthur Morrison. Other guests, who .were here Thanksgiving day, were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. liolston and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hubbs. one of the principal shoo dealers In Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Holmes, Mrs. Robert Harnish and her sister. Ksther Nichols of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mr. 8, H. Harnish and later In tho day Perry Haley and wife, .Mrs. Clarenco Koblnctt and Miss Ruth Grover. Word reached horo Thursday that mother ono of our prominent citi zens, James Jordan, had passed away on Wednesday at .tho home of hit-son-in-law, Ed W'oIfer, In Hubbard. Ore., aged SO years, 8 months and 10 days. He has been u citizen of our town for several yeurs, but his health failed him and ho finally consented to, no and llvo with his daughtor. I sup pose tho remains will bo shipped back to Iowa his old home, to be burled by tho side of his wife. He leaves several children undi many friends to bear the loss. I Tulip Plant Them Now Brighten your home grounds in early Spring with gay Colored Tulips. We offer SINGLE EARLY TULIPS DOUBLE EARLY TULIPS. DARWINS AND BREEDERS rF SELECT QUALITY Monarch Seed & Feed Co. . Phono 260 317 E. Main Force Tulips indoors for winter blooms. &mmmswmemsaakwmmamsmmmmswm ' EAGLE P0IN1 EAGLETS A. 0. Howl.lt A short time ago I gave un ac count of John Prillaman'a trip up Into Canada whero has has land in terest In the Alberta section and also of his experience In North Dakota and of the wonderful crops tney raised thore tho past season, etc., ana In speaking of tho price of beef cat tle, I made a, mistake and stated that the price of beef cattle thcro had dropped down to two cents a pound, gross or live weight, whero It should havo been that tho drop In cattlo was In the Alberta- country. Mr. Prilla- man called my attention to the mis take and remarked that as soon as tho now tariff law went into offoct, so that tho Canadians could not ship their cattlo into the United States that the nrico dropped to two cents a pound, remarking that ho could not soo as that had ruised tho prlco of cattlo here for they are so low here now that it will not pay to teed twenty dollar hay. I see that I am gottlng behind in my writing so far as dates uro con- corned. Mrs. Li. Jonnlngs and Mr. F. I,. Johnson of Medford came in lor late suppor Sunday evening. They had Btarted to go to Butto Falls, but took tho wrong road and traveled for a long time boforo they discovered thoir mistake Mrs. Jennings is ,a daughter-in-law of tho man by that namo who was In charge of tho Ster ling mine when it was in Its prime and her husband and his brother havo It leased at tho present time, but tho mining ground has reached such on altltudo that they do not havo tho necessary drop for tho water so na to wash tho dirt off from the gold so that it 1b not producing the gold it did In former days, for it was at ono tlmo nroducing as much, If not more gold than any othor mine In southern Oregon. Mrs. James Fry of Trail camo out on tho stago Monday and went on up homo on the Eaglo Point-Trail stago. Sho hud been visiting In Ashland. Miss Edith Turnbow of Butte Falls camo out on tho P. & E. train Monday and took dinner nt tho Sun nysldo hotel and so did Mr. R. Cum tilings of tho Earl Fruit Co., Spo kane Wn., and Mr. A. G. Irish, also of tho same company of Modford; Mr. 8. Stephenson, Medford; W. li. Jones, Butto Falls of tho forost re servo aervlco; R. U. Cambers, H. A. Hmlth, 11. L. Buck, George West, F. Pottygrcw, Ralph Cowglll, two. of tho officers of tho Eaglo Point Irri gation company, C. II. Natwlck, ono of tho contractors on tho Eaglo Point canal, II. L. Cox, manngcr of tho con struction work on tho extension of the P. & E. rnllroad, and ho reports that they havo tho new road bod graded as far as four-bit creek, ready for tho ties and rails; Mr. Trtk ham Abbott, Salom, or assistant bank examiner and C. M. Sims; stato bank examiner, Halem; Goorgo Gray and H. Down, tho two last named for dinner and overnight and Mr. Dus ham. It. M. Conley and a stranger of IUttto Falls wero hero for dinner and so won Mrs. Raymond Phillips of Squaw Lake, Jacksonville poatofflco. wab hnro for dinner She had bean up to llutto Falls to visit her daughter, who Is attending school at that place. C. II. Natwlck, who Is arranging his ramp on tho Eaglo l'olnt canal, has, been stopping horo lor a few days, Mrs. Ralph Gardner and son, Ralph, Jr., brought out somo beef for the Runnystdo and took dinner Tuesday. Miss Viola Zimmerman, of Butto Fulls, who makes her homo with her parents near Blue Canyon, went up home on (ho stage Tuesday. H. B. Tronson, one of our promi nent orchardlsts, was hero trading with F. J. Mcl'herson, one of our successful merchants last Tuesday, and while here said that he had dis posed of all of his marketable ap ples, but has some of his culls left on his hands that he had bargained them off to ono of tho cull buyers, but he found that lie was getting so many from the packing houses that he refused to tak any more, and he thought thut It was a dlrly tvlrk. NOTICE. Through an Krror Our Office Telephone Number was omitted In tho now Directory. IT 18 77 PR, II. K. MVnpHY. 1 rtrnlry and X-Vjiy 8ml Floor Medford llliltf. APRDMPT KICK-OFF in the coldest weather - Zerolene good cold test oils now freely nd lubricate per fectlyin uro weather protect the bear ings increase the power and flexibility of your engine. 100 power at once. Yomr motor kicks cs5F the Momotl yoM step m the starter. That's "Red Crown" the quickest-starting aviator fitl n the market. "Red Crown" vaparizes rap idly and uniformly in the carburetor, no matter hoy cold it gets. Play safe. Use quick-action "Red Crown" and nothing else, and you'll go a long ways toward eliminating winter-driving troubles. Fill at the Red Crown sign at service stations, garages and dealers everywhere. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) . - , . Qukistarting 100W5WER . Broadway at Stark ; i Portland, Ore. , 1 . You Are Assumed Vvrnttrnml UjfJ . HmsprtoAk? amd IstulrnmAnml M Attoatima jjjjr throng-h the combinud efforts of a staff, who (Jfr after yenrs of training, understand the needs Bl of (hp traveling pnlilic. ' mm, BANftVK aat e TJ0Ba W BMP Ijf I Arthur li. Meyers Manage-b1 TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE SBPT. 25 MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lv. Medford 2:00 p. m. " Ly. Roseburg 1:00 p. m. ! ' . MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lv. Medford 10:00 a. m., 2:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m. Lv. Grunts Pass 7:30 a. ra 1:00 p. m., 6:00 p. m.'- SUNDAY ONLY Lt. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. Lt. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m. We connect with stages tor Portland, Marshflold and Crescent City. INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Phone SOB " Representative Medford Business Firms Mason, Ehrman & Co. Tobacco Cigars Cigarettes, Etc. Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston We Guarantee our work at all times Experts in Cleaning and Dyeing The Pantorium Medford Iron Works GENERAL FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOP MANUFACTURERS OF QUARTZ MILLS Automobile Springs MerrimatVs Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, Proprietor. ' J 20 South Riverside Phone 279-J EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Phone 315 PHONE 75 for First-Class JOB PRINTING Vilmo and Harmony Flour 8TRICTLY GUARANTEED. Ask your dealer for one of these brands. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. BE A BOOSTER FOR HOME Whfn purchasing any kind of products or havink any kind of work done, always insist on having home products or using home labor. r.Ui Veterinary Hospital AND J Sale Stable DR. G. A. OITZEK UlN.FIrS.. Phone 551
