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.-I J by PAfifi TWO arepFcmn watt Turnuyrrc, medford, ore";ox. Wednesday, decemher g. 1022 in 1 ii ii ii ii ii 1 ii ii 1 ii ii ii ii ii ii ii 1 r; 11 1 Ii II' II 1 11 il ;i ir 11 11 11 CKal and Personal The body of Dr. Henry Hart, prom-, ineut MeUford physician and well : known citizen, who died Monday night1 will lie In stale at the Perl underta.k-l ins home tomorrow from tun a. in. to 'i l. ni., the funeral being held at 2:3d. Those friends who Wish to view the remains may do so during tills period. Call early fur ChrlBtmas photos. MHford Studio, over Harness Shop. L'2S East Main street. 220 Marlnello Shop. Medford Hotel. 220 Your photograph Is the Xmas gift of sweet remembrance, rich In sentiment and pleasant memories. You will please all your friends at small expense If you take advantage of our Christmas offer. 204 East Main and Central, Mackey. 225 A check artist was again at work the latter part of last week with a i. kin Raine. He bought articles at dif ferent stores in the city and then cashed checks for about twice what the articles were worth. The checks were on the Farmers and Fruitgrowers bank and among the stores that were swindled Wore Weeks & Orr and Mor doff & Woolf. The man, it is alleged, stated that he was working on a ranch and presented cheeks on the accounts of several ranchers forging their signa tures. ' Big "football party"! Pavilion: Wed! 219' Celebrate Mcdforu's victorious foot bnll season at the "football party" Wed. night! Fair Grounds Pavilion! 219 For Sale High grade piano by pri vate party:' used three months! A bargain. Phone 05B-W evenings. 224 According to the local branch of the weather bureau the rainfall since Mon day morning has amounted to approxi mately 1.37 Inches although the wind which accompanied it has made abso lutely accurate measurement difficult Will he at the public market Satur day with beef, pork and Bausage. E. J White. 221 Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de livered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224 "The old Medford spirit" will be there! Football party! Wed! 219' A flue fire at 712 West Second street yesterday afternoon was the cause of the fire alarm and although little dam age was done the fire chief warns local people who burn soft wood to see to it that their chimneys are clean. It was found yesterday afternoon that the flue was practically pluggod with soot which caused the fire. $6.50 motor driven horns at 1 the Electric Shop. "' ' ' Nov. 7 was lucky day at' Deuel's bring In your sales slips; ' 219 Auto Insurance, Brown ft White. 1 Deputy State- Game Wardon Pat '.Dally announces that anyone shooting after dark will be prosecuted in accor dance with the state law regarding the matter and that It gets dark now on the desert nt 4:18 p. m. . Pat reports that If the shooting on the desert con tinues nftor that time that prosecution will take place. Jllg football colebrntlon! Pavilion. Wed. Come out nnd help show the "team" a rousing reception! 219 Join the crowd at St. Mark's social Thursday evonlng 8 o'clock, Ilotol Holland. . 220 Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. John McMnntors, the young man who broke his parole and stole $25 from the woman who feeds the prison ers at the county Jail was returned to Medford Monday from lied Bluff, Cat., where he was rearrested Saturday. Sheriff Terrlll states that he had stolon three cars since he broke his parole and decamped a short while ago. Ho is now confined In the county jail and Is under one year Jail sentence for stealing n car here. Sheriff Terrlll Mates that additional charges may be made against him. ' Dig "football party"! Pavilion! Wed! 219' . Will glvo plnno lessons at my home, ' special care given to beginners. Mrs. ' F. B. Nichols. 622 South Holly. 221 For Sale High grade piano by pri vate party: used three months. A bargain. Phono 659-W mornings. 224 C. U Brown of the Electric 8hop lias JtiHt returned froni a ten days auto trip to Ban Francisco and Us Angeles accompanied by his family. ' For Sale Automobiles from $00.00 , up. Gold Trading Center, next to Far mers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 4C.5-J. On account of going east will sacri fice 1920 Ford touring far, good tires, starter, Hew battery, In good shape. Price $200. : See this car at Young's Machine Shop, 83 K. Bartlott St. E. T. Weed, owner. 220 After the movies tonight go for awhile to the Oriental ballroom at the Nat. and .dunce.' Admission ,10 cents t .. y . e -V ; ;. v ' '" tl 219 OUCH! PAIN, PAIN. ': RUB! RHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINTS St. Jacobs Oil stops any l"ln. nnd rheumatism Is pnln only. Not one rose In fifty requires Inter nal treatment. Stop dniKKlnn! Bub noinhtng. iienetrntlns Ht. .larolis oil riKht Into your mire, stiff, h.-HIiik Joint, nnd relief comes Instantly. St. Jnroln Oil In n harmless rheuuuitlHiu liniment which never illwippiilnls, and cannot, burn the skin. Umber tip! Quit ramvlnlnlnn! Oet small trial bottle of old. honest t. Jacobs Oil at any drug store, nnd In just a moment you'll bo free from rheumatic pain, soreness nnd stiff ness. Uon't suffer! Jtellet awaits you. St. Jacobs Oil Is just as gooa tor sciatica, neuralgia, lumbuso. Richard Spillnne in the Philadelphia Public I-edger said of Frank Branch Illley, who lectures here December 13. "Mr. Klley is doing a work of Ameri canization as well as of general educa tion. There are no better public speak ers in the country than this man. After you hear and sec the marvels of Ore gon, Washington and the Canadian northwest, as projected on his screen, the Alps nre dwarfed and the storied Ilhlno pales." Oh you "football fans"! Come out and see Mcdford's "champs" take home the silver cup! Pavilion "foot ball party"! Wed! 219 Have your car work done at a well equipped shop by competent mechan ics for $1.00 per hour. Riverside Garage. tf To what extent would the value of your building lot be Impaired should Its shade trees be damaged by a burn ing building? Wo can cover this haz ard In our policies at a slight addition al charge. McCurdy Insurance Agency. 222 Frank Wilson has sold the Rlalto cigar store to Charles Bowman, who came from Montana, a couple of years ago. Mr. Wilson operated the business for 20 years, and for 10 years before ran a bakery in this city. Ho Is one of the oldest business men In the city, and Is going to take a long rest. Follow the black Hue at the Country Fair, Thursday evening. 220 Call 9G or get car in front of Nash Hotel. Day or night service. We go anywhere, any time. 221 Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de livered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224 . Horner Pellett of this city is In Portland; under medical observation, the physicians being so far unable to diagnose his trouble accurately. Friends say he received a touch of gas In France during the war. Big "football party"! Pavilion! Wed! . ' 219 . Have you tried that big milk shake at DeVoe's? tf Big dance, Orth's hall, Jacksonville, Friday night. Tickets $1.25. Supper included. Prize waltz. Good music. Extra plates 25 cents. 219 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bates will leave in a couple of weeks for a month's stay In southern California, returning to this city about February 1st. They will spend New Year's in San Francisco, and will then go to Los AngMes. Special rates by hour. Why not do your Xmas ' shopping In style? Phone 9G. 224 Expert auto repairing at 29 S. Front St. Home of the Stephens. Star Motor & Supply Co. 236' Dance tonight in the Oriental Bull room at the Nat. Admission 10 cents. Management- American Leglou. 219 Henry J. Webster, owner of a ranch near Jacksonville loft Tuesday after noon for Now York, where he will sail for Glasgow, Scotland to visit relatives ead'frlendVdnrlng the holidays. Tilg "football party"! Pavilion! Wed! ... r: ' 219 ' Back to normalcy $1.00 per hour. Good equipment, experienced mechan ics. Riverside Garage. tf The regular prayer meeting of the Presbyterian church' will be held to night ut 7.30 nt the church. The Josephine county circuit court Will convene In January, and will mark the iiBconslon to the bench of Judge elect CharleB M. Thomas. The trial of Oregon and Dewey Jones, brothers, charged with highway robbory, and suspected of complicity In the Black well Hill holdup last October, in which eight local people were victims, Ib the most Important action on the docket. Nov.' 7 was lucky dny at Deuel's bring in your sales slips. 219 When in need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or coma to 711 E. Main street. Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de livered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224 The secretary ot sttttO hns complet ed a report showing that tho republi can state central commlttoo ' "spent $1112.12 directly In the Interest of Olcott's candidacy." The democratic state central committee, according to the report spent $11,771.44, "direct-; in tho Interests of the candidacy of Walter M. Plorce." Tho race or Judge F. L. Tou Velio of Jacksonville for state treasurer cost democracy $358.03. Buy your gifts from tho Indies of St. Mark's ut Hotel Holland. 220 This office is prepsred to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machlnos. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out bf Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf Furniture repaired and mado to order. Work called for and delivered If It's made ot wood we make It. Win Bradloy, phono 199-L. 23 Jack Hoffman who has been con fined to his home with a severe cold Is able to be out again. - Ford, Chevrolet, Overland tire chains as low as $2.25 a pair nt the Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Ensmolsc, Sanltos, gold braids, lamp shade materials, at Deuel's Art Dopt.' . , 220 The most comfortable place to dance Is In the Oriental Ballroom at tho Nat. tonight and Saturday night. Admis sion 10 cents. 319 Mr. nnd Mrs. Lurry Schado of this city spent Sunday as tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonillnson of Ashland. Two run ride as cheap as one In a Nash Taxi. Call 9ti. 224 Get your good euts at tho country store, Dec. 7th. 220 The union prayer meet lug will bo held tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 at the Presbyterian chapel. A. E. Hull has returned from a trip o Portland, where he spent Thanks- Riving with friends and relatives. See the Follies ot 1923, St. Mark's social. ' ' 220 Handicraft Shop. Hemstitching Plcotlnj o per yard. ' Button, C0Tera4. .William (learhart spent the Thanks giving season with friends and rela tives at Seattle. Finest floor In Oregon at the Nat. In the Oriental Ballroom. Dance there tonight. Admission 10 cents. . 219' Wrapping paper, cut to fit any size paper holder, from white print paper, at this office at prices jnuoh below the regular wrapping paper price. Call at once or phone 75. , tf Every lady Interested in the girlhood of the town nnd the "Y" House should attend the reception and shower at the Y. W. C. A. House tomorrow from 1 2:30 to 5 o'clock. Miss (leonfath. n field secretary will deliver an address. I There will be a musical program anil refreshments will be served. Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de- I Ivored. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224 For Sale Land horderlng Rogue river, $50 per acre and up, 25 minutes from Medford. Fine fishing and hunt Ing. Fine garden and chicken ranches. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 No. Grape St., next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 4G5-.T. MIbb Anna Broad returned Inst night from Grants Pass where she has been spending several days on buisness. Need a taxi call 96 day or night. 224 Call 9C taxi, day or night. .Driver on duty at all hours. 221 New musical combinations by the Jewel orchestra In the Oriental ball room tonight. You can't keep from dancing when you hear them. 219 Mrs. Wlckhum of Grants Pass ar rived In Medford Monday to open the Infant department in the Medford Cen ter building. Sash and doors. Medtord Lumber Co. Beautiful light effects for dreamy moonlight waltzes In the Oriental Ball room tonight. Admission 10 cents. 219 Miss Alice Morgan nnd Miss Pnuline Grieve entertained at a little dinner party Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Blanch Arnold ot near Jackson ville and Miss Mary Hanley. ' Hemstitching and pocotlng at Deuel's. . 240 PianoB and phonographs for sale or rent. H. G. Launspach, phone 646-R. Office Weeks & Orr. tf Park your car on Riverside near the Nat. tonight and come up to the Orien tal ballroom. Admission 10 cents. 219 Mrs. John Butler entertained at din ner Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Butler and Miss Carrol McKee. ' 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. tf Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free. Hutchison & Lumsden. 232 Mrs. E. Hamilton left yesterday for her home In Oakland, Calif., after hav ing spent the last several weeks here visiting friends and relatives. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Mattress work an kinds. Modfordi Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY With Medford tradu Is Medford made. FOR SALK Polished oak library table, chiffonier. Phone 351-M. 221 FOR SALE One white enameled bed and ono white enameled oak dresser. 405 N. Contral Ave., or cnll 613-.I. 221 Sure Relief jl 6 Bell-ans &&U Mo' water ZZ2MA Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25 and 75 Packages Evorywhere Turkey Dinner IX UASI'TMKXT OF Christian Church Thurs , Dec. 7 From 0 o'clock to 7::lO Per Plate 75c MKXti Roast Young Turkey with Pressing Brown Uravy Cranberry Sauce Mixed Pickles Mashed Potatoes Hot Buttered Rolls Chrlstmus Plum Pudding - with Hard Sauce Coffee Hemstitching, Tocoting 8c per ynrd. Work finishi'd when ' J'on want it. - THE VANITY SHOP Cor. Main and Bartlett. M.MtA.INK .Sl ItSt HIlTIOXS We meet any d vert Isiil price on t'liilx. MICDFOIII) HOOK STOItK 1 The St. Mark's Indies' Guild ale giving a social In the downstairs of the Holland Hotel tomorrow "night. It Is to be an old fashioned county fair with booths, dancing, supper nnd an entertainment called "The Follies of 1923." Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. Kim class work and prompt service. tf Yak'lma Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free. Hutchison & Lumsden. - 232 Perry O. Crawford and C. A. Swigart of tho California-Oregon Power Co.. left this morning for Copco, Calif., on a brief business trip. Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 IbB. delivered free. Hutchison & Lumsden. Z"i' Remember, the blfrgest, best, hap piest nnd finest entertainment of the season, given by the High School Parent-Teachers association at the High School auditorium, Friday even ing, Dec. 8 nt 8 o'clock. Adults Doc. school students 25c. 220 This morning's public market pre sented a large variety of fresh meats, vegetables nnd frulsi considering the weather conditions. It was not as well patronized as usual however. The market is now open on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. We go anywhere, any time. Careful drivere. Nash Taxi, call 96. ' 221 Provide against loss, Insure with Redden and Canaday. ' NOW Till Sat urday Midnight the immortal drama of. Ameri can hearts! I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini .f' glHHIIIIHIIIIHlHIIHIHIIH aaaeWMaW V. 1 IIIIIIHnilllllllllllllllHHIIHUIIIHIIIIII IHloinniestesidl" George Fawcett, Harrison Ford, :v Coming Sunday "LOVES OF PHARAOH' 5illlllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllllH The Associated Oil company's new service station will open Sunday or Monday and will give service to gaso line customers. Yakima Netted Cein potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.C0 per 100 lbs. delivered free. Hutchison & Lumsden. 232 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. ' Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711 East Main. . Alex Sparrow, of Kirtland Farm., was a Medtord business visitor yester-1 day and re;iorts that he received a ' message yesterday from Crater Lake ' .National park otuting that snow wa3 ' two feet deep at Anna Springs. i At Evans, Central Point, is where you get bargains in shoes. 220 : Armstrong cords puts the miles in mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor & Supply Co. ; Will T. Normlle left yesterday for: Los Angeles on a few days business I trip. i M. C. Fields of the California-Oregon ; Power Co., left this morning for Klam- atli Falls on a brief business visit. I - (iood potatoes $1.00 per hundred de Ivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 224; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Chase of Table Rock left .yesterday for Chicago where Jhey will remain for the next two montliB. There ore great comforts to be had during the stormy weather with a Radio set. Virgin Radio Station at Paul's Electric Store. : 222 I the did Bring down the whole family There is something in this picture that appeal to every one of them Prices : Adults.. Children R. A. Koppes. city editor of tho Mall Tribune, is under the weather and will probably be confined to bis home for a few days. CITY MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW (ALSO OUT-OF-TOWN) ID A fTT IT TLVJrll KOLB PRESENTS AAROX HOFFMAN'S LATEST SIUCCKS8 NOW and THEN" A l'ROIIIIllTIOX DHAMAT1C FARCE IX THRKK ACTS Address letters, checks, pestoffico money orders to I'uro Theatre. Include tsolf.nddresscu stamped envelope to help Insure safe retura. I'HrCKS, IXCI.l'DIXG WAR TAX: Lower Floor 92.20; Balcony, 1st four rows $2.20; Balcony next 4 rows 91.03; next throe rows 91.10; Inst three roVB 53c. tJhWM ..:.:....::;:..50o .::..:.:.25o - at Mr. and Mrs. If. Chandler Egau left by motor today for Santa Barbara, California, where they will spend the winter. Tuesday Night December 19 DILL No. Six of the 'Big Eight? pictures and one you can't of fer dto miss. The finest of all emotion dramas the play that has drawn laughs and tears from a million American hearts at last given a production worth' of its story. With that "grand old man" of the movies, Theodore Roberts, in the role he -was born for ''Uncle Josh.'' : ; A story made of the sorrows and joys of plain folks and a great love that weathered adversity. Reach ing its climax in a mighty cyclone scene that dwarfs any storm ever shown on the screen before. . i user Km1" ' : will "Betty" Brown the Mighty Wurlitier URO. V.!V'J tstkiii he, sprains, . st.',K,,J,
