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o o MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,' ORKfiOX, WEDNESDAY, DKOKMIJEK (5. 1H22 PAGE FIVE CIGAR. Lily 2 for 25c T1A JlANA The makers of EI Sidclo take pleasure in reporting especially fine Havana filler tobaccos and Connecticut shade ' grown wrappers for El Sidelo. H. W. CONGER UNDERTAKER Bucnossor to Weeks-Conger Co, Modford, Oro. ALL COIUHJVIA LKATHEIt . One-Third Off . Items ISOc to, $25.00 AlKDFOKD IJOOK STOHE N iRIALTOl 1 ffeSL FRANK WVl' MAYO . jfii&jLS?-- "CAUGHT MKtti BLUFFING." fti Mr-uni Mp"- '.- , l'it - - 'Zf'' Friends" g n 1 Solve Your Gift Problems With Photographs Make the Appointment Today It's None Too Eearly. Portrait Photographs. I More rain foil during .the storm that swept the Kouuo Itlver valley In the 3G hours ending at chfht o'clock this morning, than during the entiro month of November, according to weather bureau flsurcs. The precipitation for Monday niKht. the beginning of the storm. was .08 of an Inch, for Tuesday .(iti of an Inch, and for Tuesday night up to eight o'clock this morning .63 of an inch, a total of 1.37 inches. The precipitation during the month of November "was 1.35 Inches. A high wind during Tuesday's downpour, in tho opinion of the weatherman prevented on accurate measurement of the- rainfall, ail It swent the rain before it in sheets, and did not hit the measuring instrument! accurately. r The dumago from the storm was negligible, with many reports ot luaky roofs and flooded storm sew ers. However, the storm broke Bud; donly Tuesday afternoon-and Tues day night and Wednesday morning! the rain commenced anew and during the early hours of this morning fell; with severity. A heavy snowfall Is reported In the mountain districts, and the foothills: are whlto with snow. November was a varied month for weather, with snow falling approJ priately upon Thanksgiving. Killing! frosts commenced on the twelfth and! continued throughout. The heaviest rainfall was on the ninth when .45 of an inch fell. Soven days wero clearr and 23 cloudy or partly so. The warmest day wus the 21st, when the mercury went to 65, and the coldest tho 27th when it dropped to 21 de grees. Date Max. Min 33 35 24 34 39 39 35 35 35 . IS? 4 4 . 2 7 Amt. .08 ' .11 .08 .03 T :03 ' T .45 .20 .01 .52 . .48 . .48 . .49 . .61 . .53 . .56 . .53 .44 ..06 21 2;t t I .-4 (i 1 I 3S 21 Its il . 21 - 20 25 2 1 , -IS ,.6? ' 4? TUDIO sweetest 1 S6 57 22 27 ; 50 21 .12 28 44 3) .09 29 40 SO 30 31 28 .06 Monthly Summary Temperature. mean maximum 52.4; moan mini mum 30.8: mi'Hn, 41. G: maximum. t5: date 21: minimum, 21; date, 27. Greatest daily range SO. - Precipitation Total 1.35; greatest in 24 hours, .45; ditto 9, Number of days with .01 Inch or more precipitation 12; ulcar, 7; partly cloudy 6; cloudy, 7. BEUSGO PLAY AT David iBeuisco's production cf Avery Uopwood's famous comedy, "The Gold Dlggors," will be seen for the first time In this county at the Vln'.ng theater, Ashland, on Friday avonlng, December 8th. The play ran for two years In New York and one year In Chicago, and as there Is and has been but one company ap pearing In It, the playgoers of this c'.t yhave not had opportunity here tofore to witness this delightful pro duct of Mr. Hopwood'B wit and Mr. Belasco's stagecraft. The produc tion it said to be characteristic of both these geniuses of the theatre' at tholr best, and tho company, which Is headed by Gertrude Vanderbilt, Is made up of players of the first rank. The Modford Center Meat Market, Medford's latest acquisition In her business circles, opens tomorrow In the Medford Center building. This new market will be one of the many departments of the Medford Center Department store and will be operated by E. A. llarpolo from California and George Salisbury of this city, two ex experlcnced butchers and market men. "It will be the aim of the Medford Center Market," says Mr. Salisbury, "to give unexcelled service and offer t :: tho highest quality meats." The Medford General Delivery company will handle three regular deliveries dally for this firm. Splendid equipment has been In stalled including one of the very latest refrigorntlng plants and a special in vitation has boon extended to Medford and southern Oregon people to visit and Inspect this plant and equipment whether they wish to buy or not A Special communication Cen V V" tral Point Lodge No. 135, A. f F. and A. M., Thursday, Dec. 7th. Work In M. M. Degree, boglnnlng at 3 o'clock p. m. Dinner at 6 o'clock. All Masons cordially Invited, by order of W. M. L. HATFIELD, Sec. 218 Mrs. E. II. Dontley of the St. Clair Jewelry company, will arrive from Salem tonight. E. C. Riches has taken the place of E. C. McElroy at the Southern Pacific Btation as ticket agent, Mr. McElroy having been transferred to Salem. NFLUENZA As a preventive, melt and in hale night and morning vie 43 V V APO RUB Ovtt 17 Mllllonort Vwi VWfc LEARN TO DANCE Dancing Class American llon Hall SATURDAY, DKCKMBKK 8th Everybody welcome Come help u have a (rood time, MRS. BLANCHE CltOSSOX, Instructor. KIDDIE KRADLE The' cradle that . rocks itself The HIPPITYHOP which teaches baby to walk ; straight DOLLS, BAL.LS, TEDDY BEARS and all the other things which go to make a merry Xmas for the tiny tots, at The Handicraft Shop A radio concert - will be broadcast this evening from Vlrgln'B Hadio Ser vice station K. F. A. Y. at the fair grounds, Lauuspach's Pavilion orches tra furnishing the music for the radio concert aud for the football danclug party at the pavilion. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. ill East Main street. . - . The Modern Woodmen of America will hold n very imiortunt meeting to ulght at Althea hall. There will be election ot officers 'and Installation, luitlution of candUIutes and a big feed in the banquet room. Auto Insurance. Hrowu & White. Mrs. Kaufman of Ashland spent Tuesday In this city on a shopping trip. Milk and cream at DeVue'a. tf Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Arnold of Pros pect Bpent Thanksslvlug week with relatives in Medford. Kur Diamond coal Drlcltetts, phono Valley Kunl Co. Plume 78. A. L. Oaso, tho Hill Construction company engineer from Trail, arrived In Medford this morning on business. You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Tho new dairy ordlnanco will be passed at the next meeting of the city council, Tuesday evenlug, December fi, according to good authority. This Is considered the most Important of the now ordinances and makes. It neces sary for every, person- soiling milk, whether the source of supply is ono cow or a largo herd, to file with the city recorder a certificate signed by tho state or County Inspectors that the animal or animals are entirely free from tuberculosis. For tho purpose of Inspecting the dairies In the city, an official arrived In the city yesterday, and will continue here until all dairy cattle have been inspected. Those who contemplate Belling milk aro requested to have the testing done at this time. Ashland Tidings. : For rent Three room modern fur nished apartment Gold Ray Realty Co., next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465-J. Football enthusiasts will be out in force at the "football party" tonight to celebrate the victorious season of the M. H. 8., team. The celebration will take place at the fair grounds pavilion, the entire team and all tho substitutes being the 'honor guests of. the .man agement. ; A speclalpfogram of danc ing varied With numerous school songs yells .and stunts will occupy; the great er part of the evening., The presenta tion of the Jackson fcounty Amuse ment Co. silver cup io ,:the Medford "champs" will be the closing event of this novel "football party." . . System Service Co. writes Fire and all other Insurance. Strong companies. Office 2nd floor Medford Dldg. . tf Talk ot a post season game with Corvallls or some other school rated equally no high is still in the air, high school BtudentB, members ot the team and members of the faculty being In favor of tho game. Portland papers for the last two days have contained descriptions of Medford's proweBB on the gridiron and It Is hoped, that Buch a game may bo arranged. "- Nothing definite on the matter will be known, however, until after tho meeting of the state board on Dec. 9th, when the permission of the board to play a post season game will be asked, Pat's Second-Hand sotre will pay highest prices for all kinds of house hold goods, clothes, rags, and metrils. 41 South Front Bt Phone 418. ?22 T. E. Daniels returned Tuesday from a two weeks business trip to Los' An geles. While there Mr. Daniels saw many former Medford residents among them Jess Enyeart, former president ot the Medford National bank, and Dr. Page and Dan Stone who have recent ly bought out the Hart Realty com pany of Glendale. Special prices on high school type writer practice paper at this office, tf R. V. Brehm of Portland Ib a guoBt of the Medford hotel. Other guests registered thore are W.-J. Miller of Eugene, O. L. Chanater of San Fran cisco, M. F. Hathaway of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. King of North Bend, Ore., H. n. Cosby of CorvalllB, C. R. Coy of Portland, A. S. Stephenson of San Francisco, Maurice Winter of Portland and Fred A. Kings of Port land. . ' Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1 grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free. Hutchison & Lumsden. 232 Dr. Bert Elliot of this city Is leaving for Portland tonight on a short busi ness trip. ' vY Joe O'Brien's new harbor shop at Medford HoteL If. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Redhead of Suth erland are registered at the Holland hotel. Other guests are E. D. Stout Of Spokane, Gertrude Ann Geopfrath of San Francisco, O. C. Hanson of Butte Falls, L. W. Hansen of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Summers of Spokane, C. F. Arm strong of Grants Pass and B. J. Snow of Portland. Hot tatuales and chill eon came at De Voe's. , tf The Jackson County Nuraes associa tion held their monthly meeting at the home ot Mrs. Osbourn on Oakdale avenue Tuesday evening. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. ' - ' Frank Henspctor Is leaving this evening for southern California after a short visit With "Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of this city. When better automobiles art built, Bulck will build them. tf Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlxon ar rived In Medford yestorday and took temporary apartments at the Barnum hotel. Mr. Wlxon Is to open a grocery department in the Medford Center building for the Twentloth Century Grocery company who own a chain of stores all over the country. Mr. Wlxon will probably, buy a permanent home in this city. Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de Ivered. Warner, Wortman A Gore., 22t Kolb and Dill, two comedians who have mado theatrical history, are com ing to the Page thoatre Tuesday night, Dec. liith, appearing In Aaron Hoff man's latest uproarious farce, "Now and Then," a stage plot 1110 of condi tions prior aud after tho passage of the Volstead law. Tho special Kolb and Dill orchestra, un aggregation without which no Kolb and Dill show would be complete, will bo a feature of the performance. In the farcical con coction which will be served to this city, Kolb takes the part of ait nrdent prohibitionist, with Dill as an equally ardent bootlegger, one of those crea tures Roosevelt called a "malefactor of great wealth." . Admission to the Oriental Dullroom Is 10 cents. Single dances one dime. Entire evening $1.00. Dance there tonight. 219 A new state automobile map, featur ing (ho recreational spots in the na tional forestB will bo distributed in the spring by the forest Bervlce. Copy has been prepared and is being sent to all supervisors in the state to enable last mlnutu corrections. Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial Garage. Mrs. O. A. Eskom, sister of the lata W. S. Fonsytho who dlod laat Saturday, la expected to arrive today from Yuc ca, Ariz., to arrange for tho burlul of hor brother's body. Thore'B a busy Business College In your home town. OWN. Mrs. Nettie McElroy and two chil dren, of Medford,. spont Saturday In Ashland, tho guests of the Manse. Mrs. McElroy was a formor parishion er ot Rev. Mr. Koohler in Colorado. Ashland Tidings. New plnnos and phonographs, H. G. Launspach, res. phone 646-R. Big stock at Weeks ft Orr. W. Main. tt Election of officers will take place at the noxt regular meeting of the American Legion at which time re freshments will bo Bervcd and the Ladles' Auxiliary will bo entertained. There's no place like Hulmes for completo Insuaonce service. R. H. Whitehead and J. O'Hara left lost night for San Francisco from which city thoy will anil In tho near future for Honolulu. They will spend tho winter In the latter city. Music TrusA busted. VIctrolas, Brunswlcks, Columbia, Sonoma and Pathe phonographs and all records at reduced prices. Music Bhop, next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 4S5-J., - , i tf Joan DeLosh, daughtor or. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. DeLosh underwent a suc cessful operation this morning for the removal ot her tonsils nnd adenoids and Is resting easily at tho Sacred Heart hospital. ' RED PEPPER HEATfi : ENDS RHEUMATISM Red Popper Hub takes tho "ouch" from sore, stiff, aching joints. It cannot hurt you, and it certainly Btops that old rheumatism torturo at once. j When you are HUfforlng ho you can hardly get' around, Just 'try Red Pep per Hub nnd you will have tho quick-! est relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating, heat as red poppers. Just as soon as you apply Hod Pepper Hub you will fuel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the soro spot through . nnd through. Pain and soreness urn gone. Ask any Vod drugKlxt for a Jnr of' Howies Red Popper Hub. Do Buro to ftct tho genuine, with tho name Rowles nn each pneknpe. Artv.l W lirs-- 5 KiyjR..T? rj - il' .n Bit;: -h u vi 1 . . I womms mm I $t00 . ftyf f'vv ; PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO. l Vs Jk'jjv t$ 'Tie-. (x Fanchon W 0 Dealer: Insert mate V riali anddiscTijnwn ( l describe Woman jl. & And every description will O iy he different sweet subtle 0) unfathomable or fascinate (85 ing. Describe an I. Miller $ ? Slipper! And the answer mustt needs be the same .? W for they are feminine, too. ' I THE BOOTERY 1 !0 R. IS. and H. .11. STKAXO, Props. ) 10 Cur. Muin and Burtlctt Phone 37 . ) BACK TO Dtlc:Lltht C $175 DEPENDABLE' DELCO S1TSS ll-l S - l.l not flat frtenlHS&tp fe onl? foeal, . rhat trutf) anl rotation are Wtiin& unbnoton; iTor be to&o beliebea tbtr? &eart it unreal, C?ajs tfometyuig tmsounb at tfje tore of f)is( oton. Eliza Cook. e know Thomsen's Chocolates are good. I f we didn't we wouldn't be telling you about them. We '. ' make them the beat we can and folks who buy them once, get more. That's about aa strong as we can put it. Thomsen's! It's a name to asso ciate always with friendship. 1917 PRICES Delco-Lighf Price Reductions Now In Effect , S You can now buy the most popular electric plant ever built, Delco-Light Model 866, for .00 Less than w two years ago i Similar reductions in other styles and sizes of Delco-Light. At these low 1917 prices, you can now install Delco-Light for less than at any time in the last five years. Easy payments if desired. For full parti culars write, Modern Appliance Co., 408 First Ave. South, Seattle, distributors, or see your local dealer. ... . i TH0MAS TEMPLE 221 N. Kir St., Medford, Ore. - LIGHT - niaTiaamymaaaan -g aaa jt jffiKLV llsai'iilliiiiill Oi J V AC WP WM r, ': 1 I , '
