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MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Ql?E(i OX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1022
Jf .' ' " J I O. Webster returned thin niorn- Dr. Frederick II. Johnson loft lust
U ftCCLl UklCL 'lnR trom a seve' uya business vlnlt evening for I'ortlund whore he will at-
II j , jt.i Muishfleld und roiwrts that it tend the meeting ot the Oregon State
Personal
At the football party given by the
pavilion management at the pavilion
last night an unfortunate Incident oc-,
cm-red. About ten-thirty a rock came
flying through the window on tho
(south end of the hall and luckily it hit
no one. The rowdies escaii-
rd the clutches of Deputy Sheriff
fieorge Alden and of P. C
who went outside to Investigate the
cause of the disturbance. Tho pavilion
management suggested tlint tho act
bad been committed by soma one jeal
ous of tho Medlcpd high school foot
bull team to whom a handsome silver
cup, Inscribed , "Southern Oregon
Champions, 1922, presented !by thei
Jackson County Amusement company"
was presented. Jerry Jerome made'
Dental Bociety,
Hack to normalcy $1.00 por hour
Good equipment, experienced median
ics. Riverside Garage. tf
Nov. 7 was lucky day at Deuel's
brlng In your sales slips. 219'
. The Women's Homo Missionary so
ciety of the First M. B. church will
meet with .Mrs. Albert Moore, 309 East
rained heavily in tho Coos liny section
the first of the week.
Join the crowd at St. Mark's social
Thursday evening 8 o'clock. Hotel
Holland. 220
Drop Into tho Red Cross Thrift Shop
and seo what you can find in the way
of bargains. Sparta Illdg. 22b
George Maddosc who Jeft several
weeks ago to spend the winter IP' Jackson street Prldav afternoon. Dec
'i UiKham o"l"0rn i-aiirornia is now employed 8 at 2:3o. m,.. n. j. WIey will lead
tiimiR ,ho!"y "1" "8 AK"'es floral company. tno study. A full attendance In de-
win give piano lemons at my nome, 3re(Ii visitors are always welcome,
special care given 10 Deginners. .urs. yVhen in need ot sash and doors,
P. B. Nichols, 622 South Holly. 221 caU Wallace Woods, 108 or coma to
:uw musicul coniuiiiuiioiis uy mc 711 E. Main street.
jewel orcnesira in tue unentai nan- Oooil potatoes $i.0Q per hundred de
n)m nut.nuu. ion cunt aeep iroi(i vered. Warner, Wortman & Gore,
uaucing wnen you near incm. zzi
C. Y. Tengwald leaves tonight for
Portland where lie will attend the con.
ventlon of Oregon Hotel Men to be
the presentation speech while Captain! t Multnomall hotel
speech of acceptance. A good crowd
was present and enjoyed the dance.
lleautlful light effects for dreamy
moonlight waltzes In the Oriental Hull
room Sat. nlto. Admission 10 cents.
221
Music Trust busted. Vlctrolns,
Drunswicks, Columbia, Sonoma and
l';itho phonographs and all records at
reduced prices. Music Shop, next to
Farmers & Prultgrowera Bank. Phone
4(ir.-J.. , If
Oscar Drenneman and T. G. Bradley
returned yesterday from a rlcf busl
ness visit to Copco, Calif.', for the
California-Oregon Power company.
Olympic feeds, Cen. Point Feed Btore
. 231
The high school teachers and Parent
Teachers association have, jofned tal
ent In giving one of the most delight
ful programs of literary and musical
entertainment' ever presented on the
auditorium Btage. Come Friday even
Ing, Dec. 8, 8 o'clock. You will bo
highly entertained and help out a good
work in our public schools. Aumts uuc,
students 25c .. ... 220"
George Grigsby.pt tills, city was
fined 25 and was given a sentence of
30 days in the county jail yesterday
when he appeared before Justice Oow
dy in Ashland on a charge of driving a
car for hire, without a chauffeur's
license. Grigsby endeavored to have
the fine raised to t0 and to eliminate
tho jail sentence but his proposal was
rejected by the Judge after Deputy
State Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J. Mo
Mahon who mode the arrest, had told
tho court something of the defendant's
pnst record.' '-
Marlnello Shop, Med ford Hotel. .220
Warm clothing at reasonable prices
at the Red Cross Thrift Shop. Tl
Maurice .Winters of Portland is in
Medford visiting .old friends, and at
tending to business,
Your -photograph Is the Xmas gift of
sweet remembrance, rich In sentiment
and pleasant memories. You will plenBe
all your friends at small expense If
you tako advantage of pur Christmas
offer. 201 East, Main and Central
Muckey. . 225'
Dance Sat. nlto in tho Oriental Hull
room at tho Nat., Admission.10 cents.
Management American Legion, 221'
Por Sale High grade piano by prl-
vato party; used throe months.
hnrgaln. Phone E59-W evenings. 224
All automobiles from tio south ni'i
covered with snow as they pass thru
the city and it Is reported that there is
throe feet of snow on the Slskiyous
There are great comforts to be had
during the stormy weather with
Radio Set. Virgin Radio Station at
Pnul's Electric Store. 222'
Dance, Hot Springs, Snt. night. 22:
Pred Marx, former. Medford resident
is in Medford transacting business and
visiting friends.
All kinds , of rougb .and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108
711 East Main street,
Visit the Red Cross Thrift 8hop for
bargains Boys' overcoats, little girls'
dresses, and all kinds of warm cloth
Ing. Sparta Illdg. , 220
llert Rlppey returned this morning
from a business visit of several days
in Portland
Will be at the public markot Satur-
day with beef, pork and sausage. E.
White. 221
Park your car on Riverside pear the
Nat. Sat. nite and come up to the
Orlcntnl Ballroom. Admission 10 cents
... i .. , 221
E. E. Morrison and Z. N, Agee of
Eugene are guests at the Hotel Med,
ford ns are C. Fuller of Sacramento,
Pred A. Kingston and Harlan U. Pear
son of Portland, James H. Owen of
Brookings. Ore.. J. E PlaIsted,.of
Crescent City, Calif., C. h. Cook. Mr
and Mrs. Wm. McGuIre and Joseph P,
McLaughlin of Seattle. J. T. Jardlene
mid S. M. Keller ot Corrallls and J. W
Ilrlstow of Portland. .. '
Good potatoes $1.00 por hundred de
livered.- Warner, Wortman & Gore.
Dance, Hot Springs, Sat. night. 222
Ployd Rlppey, It Is roported roturned
yesterday from Pish l.oke aud statos
that he came out on horsobnrk riding
over the Icq on the surfnpe of the lake, at DeVoe's?
and that the snow there was throe reel
deep at the time of his departure,
Call early for Christmas .photo.
Medford Studio, ovor Harness . Shop,
228 Eost Main Btreet. 220
Tho Red Cross Thrift Shop Is the
place where yon can get the most for
vour dollar, Siiarlu Illdg. 2J
H. C. Smith and Vernon Vawtcr loft
yesterday by uto to attend the annual
meeting of the Oregon 8tnte Hotel
Men's association at the Multnomah
hotel In Portland. .
Anto Insurance, Brown & While.
After the iu.ovles Sat. nlto go for
awhile to the Oriental Ballroom at the
NaL and dance. Admission 10 cents.
231'
Clara KlrkDatrtck and Palsy John
ton left tills morning fop Klamath
Fall where they expect to spend thr
remainder of the winter.
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, 8at.
night Oood floor, good mm Ic. 222
Lime and cement Medford Lumber
Co,' ... . ' '
. 224
Rev. W. E. Smith, pastor of the Clc
Elum church, died as a result of burns
received while assisting in threshing
grain. Sunt. A. 11. lluilnv conducted
For Suler-Higll grade piano by prl- the. flmerai services. Oct. 15. Pacific
vata party; used three, months, A Baptist of Nov. 4th. Rev. Smith for
bargnln. Phone 5G9-W. mornings. 221 morlv resided In Medford on South
1 lie Jtooseveic mrem-leaciiers asso- Central avenue and was a renresnnta.
ClUllun Will meet . V llUay Uliernqon, ,lv cf tha Amorlnnn Riin.lnvanhnnl
Dec. Sth at 3 o'clock. The topic of Union i., Jackson and .Tosehln coun-
dlscussion is "The Parent-Teachers tins
Creed," Plan to attepd and enjoy this . Buy your gifts from the ladies of St.
social hour. The 1st grade . children Mark's at Hotel Holland. 220
will sing. This office la nrnnnrfid to nrlnt
Mr. and Mrs. FredWuhl expect to idKBr HhRe.i. hiiu. ate... iwnrt nn ho
spend the Phrlstmoa holidays in Idaho, bookkeeping machines. Don't give
For Sale rAutpmoblles from 50.00
up. Gold Trading Center, next to Far
mers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone
46B-J.. . tt
The Red Cross Thrift Shop is the
best place In town to buy if you wish
your orders to traveling men and have
tho.;i printed out ot Medford. . phone
us and we will call.. tf
Mr. and Mrs, R. U. Nichols of San
ranciscq are guests at the Hotel Hoi-
land. Other guests there Include Mr.
Welcome R. Putnam, a graduate of
Willamette university with the class
of '21 and since tlieu principal of the
Hold Hill IiIkIi school, died in a Port-
AUl-.'-
Wllllain Von der Hellon who was
recently given the contract by tho
county court for tb- long needed im
provement of the Rocky Hill section
land hospital last evening, uccordiugt of the Butte Kalis road, and has the
to word reaching here this morning, contract tor tho Crater Lake highway
There survive a wife and two children, near Prospect, has suspended opera
one a baby but a few days old, besides tions until about April 1st.
to get the most out of your dollar. 220 aml Mrs. B. F, johnson of Albany, Ore,
The Kluumth Falls stage driver re
ports that a truck with a . snowplcv
was sent over tho Green Springs road
yesterday and that a hard level track
about eight feet w(de was made thru
the two foot of snow on the road. He
states that the track Is composed of
)5 inches pf solidly packed snow
frozen hard and that the going .Is
smooth though slippery. .
. On account of going east will sacrl
flee 1920 Ford touring car, good tires,
starter,, pew battery. In good shape.
Price $200, See this car at Young's
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Edwards of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs.. George Lane, Miss
S. Smith and George Bailey of Calgary,
Canada; H. G. hoiton of St. Louis,
Hi. A Burch ot Dunsmuir, G. E. Win-
terbotham of Portland and W. F. Den
nison of San Francisco.
Ford, Chevrolet, Overland tire
chains as. low as. $2. 25 a pair at the
Busy Corner Motor Co. 1 tf
Enamelac, . Sanitas, gold , braids,
lamp shade materials, at Deuel's Art
Dept. 220
Oeorgp Lnnirn. former Medford high
Machine Shop, 33 S. Bartlett Bt E. T. gchoo, 8tllent who graduated last
Weed, owner. 220 rip. fmm n,. iinivopaiKr of rolifnr.
Finest floor In Oregon at the Nat. In
the Oriental Ballroom. Dance there
Sat. nite. Admission 10 cents. 221'
Mrs. A. J. Tengwald leaves tonight
for her home in Denver, Colo., after
having spent the last two months
visiting her son, C. Y. Tengwald and
family.
Have your car work done at a well
equipped shop by competent mechan
ics for $1.00 per hour. Riverside
Garage, - . tf
. Dance, Hot Springs, Snt. night. 222
James E. Grieve ot Prospect, is one
spring from the University of Califor
nia In electrical engineering is now
employed by the General Electric com
pany In Schenectady, N., Y.
Two can ride as cheap as one in a
Nash Taxi. Call 96. 224
Get your good eats at the country
store, Dec. 7th. 220
Dr. B. R. Elliott left Inst night tor
Portland to attend the meeting of the
Oregon State Dental society.
See the Follies of 1923, St. Mark's
social. . , ' 220
Wrapping paper, cut to tit any size
paper holder, from white print paper,
of the southern Oregon hotelmen whol at tht8 olflcB at priceB mucn beiow thB
will attend the hotelmen's convention
in Portland this week. He left last
night for the northern metropolis ac
companied by Mrs. Grieve.
To what extent would the value of
your building lot be Impaired should
Its shndo trees be damaged by a burn
ing building? - We can cover this hax
aid in our policies at a slight addition
al charge MoCurdy Insurance Agency.
, ' . 222
regular wrapping paper price.
once or phone 75.
Call at
tf
othor relatives. Mrs. Putnam was for
merly Marie Ltithy, also a graduate of
Willamette. Funeral arrangements
have not been made. Salem Caplt
journal, . : .
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Yakima Netted Gom potatoes, No. 1
grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 232
Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert S. Deuel have
returned rrom a honeymoon trip to
San Francisco and other California
points.
Yakima Netted Gem potatoes. No. 1
grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 232
Remember, the biggest, best, hap
piest and finest entertainment ot the
season, given by the High School
Parent-Teachers association at the
High School auditorium, Friday even
ing, Dec. 8 at 8 o'clock. Adults SOc,
school students 25c. 220
Frank Amy ot Union Creek ond this
city expects to leave in a couple of
days for Honolulu where he will spend
the winter, -
We go anywhere, any time. Careful
drivers. NaBh Taxi, call 96, . 22
Provide against loss, insure with
Redden and Canaday.
'The Lure ot the Great Northwest,
the illustrated travel-lecture to be
given by Frank Branch Riley nex
Wednesday evening at the Presbyter
ian church is sponsored by the Crater
club and that organization announced
today that tickets have been placed on
sale at Haskins' . drug store and
Heath's drug store. ...
Yakima Netted Oem potatoes, No,
grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 232
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. . 711
Eost Mnin.
. Earl Ritchie who battled Wild Bill
Reed in this city a year or so ago has
again entered the pugilistic arena and
will clash with Joe Swindler at Klam
ath Palls, Dec. 22.
$6.50 motor driven horns at the
Electric Shop.
Armstrong cords puts the miles in
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co. -
Ten thousand dollars will .be ex
pended by Josephine county on the
Grants Pass-Crescent City highway be
tween this city and the, Applegate
river bridge this side ot Wildervilie
The county was allowed to switch this
sum from the Caves highway to this
section of the highway permission
having been granted by the state high
way commission, , The road will re
ceive a surfacing; of top dressing on
thoso parts where the road is laid out
This work will guarantee
Power company is confined to
liqme and Is not -expected to be out
and around for two or three days,
Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de-
Ivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore.
- -. 224
For Sale Land horderlng Rogue
Hvnr. S50 nnr ncrn find lln. 25 minutes
For Sale Good sound Spltzonberg from Me(J(ord. Fine fishing and hunt-
A. S. Bllton of the California-Oregon on a grade.
his 'the people who live along the highway
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes
Also extra fancy Newtowns, packed,
$1.75. E. F, Guthrie, 232 Jacksonville.
210
Officers wore elected at the Modern
Woodmen of America meeting . hold
Ing. Fine garden and chicken ranohes.
Gold Ray Realty Co., 16 No, Orape St,
next to Fanners & Fruitgrowers Bank,
Phone 465-J.
S. L. Fltzpatrlck began work Mon
day in the men's furnishing depart-
last night at Althea hall and six new meIlt of Mann- Department store and
memuers were laiten.inio uiB.oruer.
Following the ' Initiation ceremonies
nml oleotlon a banquet was served.
Officers elected wore: Counsel, J. T.
Conrad; advisor, A. P. Stennett; bank
er, J. M. Flommlng; clork, . Gordon
Stout; watchman, II. H. Calhoun, and
sontry, George L. Hooker,
Follow the black line at the Country
Fair, Thursday evening . 22Q1
All ItatB greatly reduced at Lottie
Howard's. ... , 222
A great deal of Interest Is being
will remain there during the holiday
rush
Need a taxi call 96 day or night. 224
Call' 96 taxi, day or night. Driver
on duty at all hours. ' 224
Sash and doora. Medtord Lumber Co.
A holiday social will be held at the
Hotel Holland tills evening by the St.
Mark's Guild. Fancy work for gifts
and candy .will bo on sale In r the
'tcountry Btore" and nn enjoyable even
ing will be devoted to a program, danc
shown n tho coming election of Amor- )ng. Blu, cards-. ThIs BQciai j given as
a benefit entertainment for the Parish
House and tho ladles in charge are
making a great effort to make it
brilliant affair.. . .,.
Homstitcblng and pecottng at
Deuel's. . .. 240'
Pianos and phonographs for sale or
rent. If. O. Launspuch, phone 646-K.
Office Weeks & Orr. tf
Dr. A. L. Qunintanco, associate chief
of the bureau of entomology, In charge
lean Lerrlon officers.. The nnmineos
for the different offices are as follows:
Commnnder, B. R. Elliott. C. Y. Teng
wald, A. J. Croso; vice commander,
Wnrron Butler; adjutant, A. J. Croso
treasurer. Cole Holmes, W. II. Palue;
chaplain, E. C. Ferguson, P. W. Schcf-
fol, I C, Oarlock; historian, George
Codding; executive comiuitteo, E. R.
Lull, E. E. Wilson, R. A. Patrick, L. C.
Garlock, Clatous McCrcdle, James
Ross Sam Leonard, Bruce Flemmlng, o( n frult ,ngeot )nVeBtlgations of the
department of agriculture In the Unit
ed Statos, will bo In town Friday, Dec.
3. Upon his official visit to the local
station he will go over the work with
Messrs. M. A. Yothers and E. R. Van
Leeuwon, and will niako recommenda;
Bon Hilton.
Call 96 or got car in front of Nash
Hotel. Day or night service. We go
anywhore, any time. 224
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Sat.
night Good floor, good music,
. George Hunt Is In Portland making ,, . ,,. ,.... ,nnntpnannB or
bookings for the Pago and Rlalto the- dSoontntlanco of lhlB station.-
atres of Medford and the Rlvoli Trade everything you don't want for
thoatreof Grants Pass.. everything you do want. Gold Trading
uooa potatoes i.uu per nunureu no- Centeri ne!tt to Farmers ft Fruitgrow
Ilvered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. org Bnnk J5 N 0 st phone 46B.X
234 I
Ilave you tried that big milk .hake ; yBlllnm NeUed Gem potatoos. No. 1
tf
grade, $1.60 por 100 lbs. delivered tree
Mrs. Wm. O. Talt and daughter Jane .,,,', ' - i ,,.0,i
uuznuem ion niontiny ror ixs aukoibr
to spend the winter. Mr. Talt loaves
tonight for Portland on business,
Turkey dinner with nil tho flxln s,
served by the ladles ot tho Christian
church tonight at tho church from 6 to
7:30 p. m. Get a big feed for 75c,
Special rates by hour. Why not do
vour Xmas shopping In stylof Phone
96. 224
Mrs. J. W. Dunlnp was down from
Grants Pass Wednesday on business
in connection with tho theatres.
Remember the turkey dinner to bo
served by tho ladles of the Christian
church, in the basement of the church,
this evening from 6 to 7:30 p. m., 75c
per pinto.
Export auto ropalrttig at 29 S. Front
St Home ot, the Stopheus. Star
Motor & Supply Co. 236
Furniture repaired - ond mado to
order. Work called for and delivered.
If it's made of wood we mnke 1t. Wm.
Bradley, phono 199-U t 232
23!
Jewell, tho son ot Mrs. Roy Buck
ingham and n high school student who
has bqen seriously ill Is now practical
ly out of danger unless some unfore
seen complication arises. . Tho young
man was strlckon with ptomaine poi
soning Thursday night resulting from
eating rlK canned olives which had
gono through a grocery store fire and
to all appearances wore unhurt ami fit
for consumption. Ills many friends
and classmates will be glad to hear of
Ills improvement.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. . tf
Clydo Fisk of the iMne Auto com
pany, left yesterday for Medford on
a business visit o a few days. Eugene
Register.
At Evans. Central Point, Is where
you get bargains in shoes. 220
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage,
an exceptionally good piece of road.-
Grants Pass Courier.
Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de-
ivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore.,
221
There are great comforts to be had
during the stormy . weather with a
Radio set. Virgin "Radio Stntion at
Paul's Electric Store., 222
: Checker players of the city and val
ley plan to hold a tournament next
January to decide the championship of
the valley, and may meet Bomo of tho
checker sharps from Eugene, who hold
a meet lost winter, that was . a big
success. Among the local contenders
would be "MlBtuh" George Maddox,
Martin McDonough, and Albert John
son, q youth with a good playing head.
- Auto Insurance. Brown ft White.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
According to Sheriff Terrlll there Is
three feet of snow, on the hlshway
over the Slskiyous, as a result of the
storm the first of the week, and many
cars were temporarily stalled.
You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
A. E. Kollogg of Gold Hill was
business visitor in the city Wednesday
afternoon. - : v' i
For rent Three room moaern tar
nished apartment Gold Ray Realty
Co., next to Farmers ft Fruitgrowers
Bank. .Phone 465-J.
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all othor Insurance. Strong companies
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
Mrs. J. F. Hittson who has been ill
at her home for several weeks. Is now
jeixirted ns beinK on -the road to re
covery, and convalescing rapiuiy.
There's a busy Business College In
your home town. GWN.
- Yakima Netted Gem potatoes, No. 1
grade, $1.60 per 100 lbs. delivered free.
Hutchison & Lumsden. J 232
Superintendent of Schools! Aubrey
bniltn, principal Campbell, and Coach
Eddlo Dim no of the high school, will
leave Friday evening for Sulem where
they will upear before the state ath
letlo association Saturday, in tho eligi
bility protoBt filed by Ashland against
Baughmun and Neff of the local foot
ball team. A speedy decision is ex
pected In the case.
Joe O'Brien's new barber shop at
Aieuroru tioiei. tf
Hot tamalcs and chm con carne at
De Voe'8. tf
George Ingalls of Yrcka, Calif., Is
spending a fow days in the city attend
ing to business matters.
Goodrich tlrea and tubes at Colonial
Gnrage.
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. tf
Five decisions on appeals were hand
ed down by the supreme court at
Salem Wednesday. Three cases are
pending from this county In the high
court. They wo those of James
(Shine) Edwards, convicted of a viola
tion of the prohibition laws, and Chns.
Owen and Chester C. Kubll, convicted
In the Bank of Jacksonville failure
cases.
Good potatoes $1.00 per hundred de
ivered. Warner, Wortman ft Gore.
224
New pianos Pud phonographs, II. G.
Launspach, res. phone 646-R. Big stock
at Weeks & Orr W. Main. tf-
It may interest a number of people
in tbis city and valley to know thntj
Dr. Price, who hold a series of "divine
healing" meetings at Ashland recently J
is now holding forth at Albany, Oregon,
and is the storm center of a contro
versy of wide range. The newspapers
ot Corvallis and Roseburg discuss the
matter, in the former town editorially,
and cites the Rev. . Boozer, a former
minister of this city as being "not in I
accord with the theory." Tho issue
has stirred pulpit and congregation to
their foundations.
There's no place like Holmes tor
complete Insurance service.
A new lobby Is being built in the
Page theatre, the ticket office being
placed even with the street.. The man
agement is doing this to increase the
heat within the playhouse.
Special prices on high school type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
Clint C. McCtirdy is recovering from
an intected root, and narrowly escaped
a Beige of blood poisoning.
C. H. Gorman of Ashland transacted
business and visited friends in the cfty
Wednesday.
A lasting Christmas present for the
family, a Toggcnberg milk goat, that
will give 'tt clean, healthy supply of
milk. Mature does coming fresh and
doe kids from heavy milk stock. Come
early and get your pick. R H, Tribune
office. 227
Lieut. Grlndle and her assistant
officer of Grants Pass, will conduct
special meetings at the Salvtaion
Army hall and on the street corner
Friday evening.
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phono
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
OE
NOW!
NOW!
If you ever did
Yourself a favor in your life, go
to see
L THEODORE ROBERTS
in the finest role of his entire. .
screen career, that of Uncle Josh
if Whitcomb in
Hpmestead,,
at The
IBII
Handicraft Shop.
Homstitcblng
Flcotlng
8o per yard.
Buttons p.ovred.
before it. is too late.
GEORGE FAWCETT
T. ROY BARNES
FRITZI RIDGWAY
HARRISON FORD
are with him.
Its mighty cyclone scene, that
levels an entire town, is the talk
of Medford. Its Orient is colorful;
; its New England characters will
draw tears and laughs all the
while you are in this happyland
of entertainment.
The picture is interpreted by
"Betty" Brown at the
Wurlitzer.
SUNDAY.
"IAWES
OF
PHAJIAOH"
P. S. Bring the
whole family down.
They, too, will
enjoy it.
ODOl
OE301
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT-r-Tliree- furnished rooms
and garago. Phone 64 - . 2J2
FOR SALE Buzz saw in running
order. $125 cash: your last chance
Soe it nt 428 Hamilton St. 223
FOR SALE House, five rooms, bafff.
, 435 Grape St. $2250 cash or terms,
i Mrs. L. R. Bingham, 2631 Shlloli.
8nwtelle, Calif. 22K
FOR SALE
160 acres,
orchard
-Stock and dairy ranch,
fenced, buildings, home
stream, and well of water,
near R. R. station and paved high
way. Terms. P, O, Box 544, Mcd
fordi Oregon. " ' 225
WANTED By young man, work of
nny common kind; experienced m
all linos; not nfrald of bad weather
or hard work. Would like long job,
but would consider any. Box 11.
Mall Tribune. .222
FOR SALE Three room furnished
house, or will soil the furniture for
$75.00 and rent house fur 112.50 per
month. . C. S. Buttarflold. 219
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms, rjl N. Holly.
TTemstitclilrig,
Pecbting
8o per ynrrl.
"Work finished
want it. '
when you
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Our prices are absolutely the lowest consistent with good "merchandise. ' We
buy from some of the largest manufacturers and jobbers in the country,, in large quantities,'
thereby getting the lowest possible priees., and our goods are .priced accordingly."'
MEN'S SHOES
A big line of Mop's Shoes of ail kinds, from
$3.25 to $7.00, .and "Work Shoes from
$1.95. Out ins Shoes, to $12.00 Log-'
gel's. ' . . , .
Hoys' Shoes nt..
$1.35 to $4.50 ,
SWEATERS
Men's All Wool Sweaters $-1.50 to $6.50
Men's Col ton Jerseys .'...$1.00
Boy's Cotton Jerseys 65?
Boys'.AU Wool Sweaters $2.45 to $4.00
Ladies' Sweaters.......!... $3.50 and $4.50
Mens' Logger Shirts $5.50 to $9.00
LADIES' SHOES
Tn Ladies' Shoes wo have a nice line of
Pumps and Oxfords, ranging iii price from
$3.25 to $6.00 ,
And High Shoes from.: $2.69 to $6.50
Also n big line of Infants and Children's
Shoes. ,
HOSIERY
Ladies' Silk Hose $1.00, $1.25,' $1.50
Ladies' Lisle llos 40 and 50 ;
Ladies' Wool Hope 75, $1.00, $1.25
Children's Itose...i ....25, 30, 45
Men's Sox, black 'or brown .15 to 25
Men's Lisle Sox. ..35
Men's Silk'SoxJ....... '..650 niul 75(f) '
Men's Wool Sox. .'.... 35 to 75
Also a large line of Mens' and Boy3' Suits, Undorwear and Furnishings,
. LadieV House Presses and Aprons. Mens, Womens' and ChildrensV Rub
bers, Rubber Boots and Shoes. Trunk3, Suit Cases and Bags. , Blankets and
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