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MEDFOTtT MATE TRIBUNE, . MEPFOTtD Of? KG ON', W KTX KSD A V, ITEC K MH E K 13. 1922 PAGE Fror' I START AT JHUE v DECEMBER 2QTH Examination for Btate . certlficatos will be held (it Jacksjnvlllo. Oregon, (uuimeucltig ut 9 o'clock Wednesday, IMmx' 20, : 11)22, and continuing until Saturday at 4 o'clock p. m. of the same week. Applicants must present themselves (or the examinations they wish to take at the time, set for the' question en velopes to be opened, as tho examina tions, cannot be offered at any other tUiie. or place. Tho rules and regula tions regarding tho examinations will be read at 9 o'clock on the morning o( the first day. Those entering later in the week and wishing to take only a few of tho examinations should pre sent themselves at the secretary's desk for registration and for Informa nt regarding the rules. The eleven subjects required for a one year ele montary certificates ore underlined upon the program. Wednesday Program 9 a. m. U. S. history, music, draw ing.' Jl a. m. Writing..' . . 1 p. m. Physiology, manual training, composition, methods in reading. 2:30 p. m. Reading, course of study for drawing, methods in arithmetic, domestic science. Thursday Program 9 a. m. Arithmetic, history of edu cation, psychology, methods In geography,-mechanical drawing, domestic art, course of study in domestic art. I . p. m. Grammar, . stenography, American literature, physics, methods in language. 2:30 p. m. Georgraphy, typewriting, thesis for primary certificate. Friday Program 9 a. m. Theory and practice, phys ical " geography, English literature, chemistry. II h. m. Spelling. 1 p. m. School law, geology, algebra. 2:30 p. m. Civil government. , 8aturday Program 9 a. m. GeormetrVi botany. : 1 p. m. General,. history, bookkeep ing. 'WEST POIXT Major Charles , Paly has relinquished . his duties as head coach of the army football team nnd has been succeeded by Captain John C. MoKwan. We Are Closing Out all Our Men's, Women's and Boys' Shoes Rubber Boots, Tennis Shoes, Slippers, Leggins, etc., AT COST SUIT CASES, BOYS' RAIN COATS, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, BELTS, TIES, ARMY GOODS, ETC., AT PRICES THAT ARE BELOW COST Sale oWieand MEDFORD T Tho second DaU and Boy's" nlnlit glwn by tho Phoenix mvn in o bo next Friday evening l)eo'nibr 15. at Clydv Hall, bK.nii.njT promptly at 7:30. For the Kpeukor of tho oven iiiff tho commission has so cured RtiV. E. I. Iiwronco of MVtlford, who has bwn scout master and leader In boys' activities. Thu commttteo has also arranged for violin music, Sonus and some HtuntH that will add interest and en joyment for all, with eats ulo, that appeal to most men and boys. , A special invitation is extended to every man in tho community to como and hrinp his boy (if about 12 or over) or Nomo other boy. and for the boys to com with their dads or an other man. "No charito -this tiroo for plates, but a mire ciioukIi Roott lime," is the word. One of tho. I'hoo nlx men will Rive a short toast, to which one of the boys will respond briefly. If you are a man or 'boy who cares and who wants. a Rood time, this is your personal invitation to como with your partner. Any man or boy want Iiik to find some other boy or dad to brins may, if ho wishes help in dolntr so, notify Superintendent Milam of tho Phoenix schools, or J. W. An BU or J. O. N PoHntr of tho com mittee. well known pianist ; at Nat tonight "Nick" Carter, one of - the best' known ianlsts in thV state, arrived In Medford from Eugene yesterday for a special engagement with the Orien tal ballroom orchestra at the Nat. Mr. Carter has long been connected with the leading dance organizations in the state and most of the former V. of O.- students will welcome him here for to them the quality of his work is well known. "Nick", as he is familiarly known, will be prominent in Yuletide activities planned by the legion and is assisting in the arraugement of a variety of novelties for tho huge football dance and midnight carbaret on New Year's. The Surety of Purity There are no miracles In cook ing. What goes into the food must inevitably come out. Even the baking perfection that results from the use of Royal Baking Powder is no miracle. It is simply the result of ab . solute purity entering the food and emerging again. Royal is made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes. It Contain No Alum Leaves No Bitter Tatte Begins AID MI1IT1 r "( ASHLAND, Dec. 13. Substantial Improvements to tho extent of an outlay ot-eeveral (thousand dollars made on both' tho exterior and in terior of the Community Hospital, Imply additional equipment. Several oraanifcatlons contemplate furnlahlnK Individual rooms In tho Institution, the average cost being about J20 per room. The Elks hnve already taken the Initiative and will euuln one of the suites at once, a commit ter 'having been appointed to arrange dot alia. The Masonic bodlles have tho matter under advisement, the Hhrine to tnke lead in tho movement. The new community establishment is replete with all accessories applying to a hospital of the first rank, nnd II is planned to install every modern feature which is needed to compU-t.; tho .equipment. All physicians and surgeons of the county now have equal privileges at this Institution. Among merchandise establishments decorated during tho winter fair, the Kndera compnny was awarded' first place, with' Holmes grocery second. SwenSoh & Pecbler, furniture denier, were third. Among distinctive booths located directly at fair headquarters, the Vlnlnff theatre won in the com petitive display, others ranking sec ond and third respectively being the Detrick. Groceteria and Ashland Creamery. "'. Quite an additional list were In the honorable mention clas sification. ' In addition to a stock of rare ar ticles In the Jewelry line, tho store of Q. H. Johnson, as rearranged, -is one of. the exhibit places which would do Justice to an emporium of metropoli tan' proportions. The store's Interior has been entirely changed, with the result thnt splendid effects are ob tained in tho displays made in various departments, the collection In the ag gregate' forming a jewelry and fine art exhibit. . : . Quarters In the . Shook . block . on North Main street are now ; occupied by Bob Mlddletpn, who has moved hia gun store to the new location. Quite-a few local boys are em ployed nt the extensive lumber mills ut Susunvllle, Cal., among tho num ber being Roy Ashcraft, who with his wl.i, came to Ashland for tho holi day vacation. ; ' tM.lt. ...... I nn tnfn pntnllfc.l and" wholesaled this week in the form nf n A r-va Timfla nf Innlnr hiirh nflfl Hawthorne schools are leading in the annual campaign' wnicn, tnougn launched December 11 In an lnten- tently until" tho advent of the Christ mas holiday. -: ',, ' : . " Contributions for. the purchase of an ambulance for the .Community Hospital aggregnto nearly 11000 to date. At least 11200 will bo needed the acquisition to bo left to a seloc tlon by local physicians who consti tute a committee authorized to make the purchase. , Student members of the local mill tary company will compete for one of the dozen or more units necessary for graduation from a standard high school,, on tho assumption that they attend drills regularly throughout the prescribed course, also meeting re quirements of the annual training camp, the captain of the organlzar tlon . certifying to the- .attendance upon . military service. "' Supplementing Dr; Bishop, federal veterinarian, who Is In this locality testing dairy cattle under .government regulations in behalf of . county and precinct localities, several: represen tatives of leading .livestock commis sion firms have been skirmishing Today around here of late. Including Roy Hockley, of a lending Portland con cern, investigating condltiuns as to the status of livestock throughout the valley, both from the standpoint of numbers and bovine fatness as a pre liminary to purchuseand shipment to city markets. A local resident converted nnd cured through divine healing, had been troubled tor years with hernia, yet when it enme to undertaking n Job as machanic, necessitating an ab sence from home for a time, was more than almost persuaded to tukv his truss along in case that 'some thing might happen." Think of a band, the Instrumen tation of which "Is exclusively saxo phones. However, this is what Di rector Ixvclund contemplates doing In respect to the high school organi zation, 13 members of vhlch are already thus equipped. i At a recent society event the en gagement of Miss Jcsslo Thatcher and Rcinhart Kruggel was announced tho wedding to tnke placo during tho approuching holidays. Southern Puelfio holiday rates to and from this terminal will average about one und a half faro for round trip, tho customary figures, this tur Iff to go into effect Dec. 22. The Modern Woodman Cnmp has elected Ueo. V. McNabb, consul; F. U. Nutter, adviser: O. O. Kubanks, escort; C. O. English and W. 1. Der rick will guard tho enmp's portals. Physicians are Drs. V. fl. Swedonburg and O. O. Jut-vis. A. O. Adams was elected manager for tho three-yonr term and was also appointed auditor. Installation on the first mooting In January. J. W. Beck tills the posi tion of past consul. Early ' In December occurred tho marriage at Spokane, Wash., of Eu nice Smith to .(Herman Eden. The bride is the daughter of Professor and Mrs. B. E. Smith of this cty, and has been a teacher In suburban dis tricts hereabouts.. The groom is n business man of Tensed, Idaho, which town will be tho homo of tho newly- Weds. - - 1 . In order to construct a spur from its main tracks through town to the Enders wholesale grocery establish ment at the "A" and Oak street In tersections, the city has granted a franchise for tho specific purpose 'ex tending over a period of top years. 1 , :i Editors of local high .school pub lications may attend) a gathering ot . these clans held unde.r state, auspices, at Eugene about tho middle of ..japu-; ary. Tho Oregon school, of Journal-1 Ism is sponsoring this ' copvonttoh, ! and there promises ,tf bo an (rieccst- j ing meeting of eds and, co-eds In that ' comer or nigner eduction, RUB RHEUMATISM PAIN FROM SORE, ACHING JOINTS What is rheumatism ? Pain' only. St. Jacobs Oil will stop uny .pain so quit drugging. Not one ense in fifty requires In ternal trentment. Rub soothing, pen etrating St. Jacobs Oil directly upon the tender spot nnd relief comes In stantly. Bt. Jacobs Oil is a harmless rheumatism and sciatica liilnent, Which never disappoints and can not burn the skin. ' ' '. ' . Limber up! Quit complaining! Get a small trial bottle, from your druggist, nnd in just a moment you'll bo free from rheumatic and ftc)atic pain, soreness,, stiffness and swelling. Don't suffor! Relief awaits ' you. Old, honest St. Jacobs Oil hs cured millions of rheumatism sufferers In the last half century, and Is Jui as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings. - ' - - - ' Adv. B G and Lasts Till Christmas SHOE Trom ISmeTuana to KufeTtaft n bnmi.ti HI SinHfi A3UV iviivtv KIDDIE KRADLE The cradle that : rocks itself The HIPPITYHOP which teaches baby to walk straight DOLLS, BALLS, TEDDY BEARS and all the other things which go to make a merry Xmas for the tiny tots, at The Handicraft Shop Jl?iilS, -ims jj CHUMS Slliiiii 2 f0T 25c la SALE! HOSPITAL XA9i eja' a v -ttj He knows its handsome shapes its peneci aran me fragrance of its fine Havana filler. He knows the mildness of its shade-grown wrappers its rare enjoyment. He knows it's Christmas. don't disappoint him. Give him this Christmas box. CIGA1V El Sldtlo Clin b mule by Coniolldated Cigar Corporation, Ntw Yocfc Distributed by Distributed by AMvEX & LEWIS, Portland , Kl fiKXK IlltAXCH, Al-I.KX & I.KWIH. Kuacne K. W. CONGER UNDERTAKER Successor to Weeks-Conger Co. Medfortl. Ore. TINKER TOYS Simple, Strong, Lasting 13 different models Medford Book Store 84 .No. Central GIM CHUNG China Herb Store This is to certlrj that aim Chung of Medford, Ore., has cufud ma of goitre nnd stomach trouble, fl. U. Leonard, 500 J St., Grants Pass. This Is to certify tnat Olm Chung of Medford, Ore., tins cured me ot rupture of four years' standing. F. O. laham US S St., Orants I'ass, Ore. Medford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917. This Is to ertlfy that I. the under signed, had very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several year and last August was not expected to live, arid hearing of Olm Chung (whnu Herb Btore is at 214 Bouth Front street, Medford), I decided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and 1 started to feeling better as soon as I used them and today en a well man nnd can heartily recom mend anyone afflicted as I was to ae Olm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) . TV. R. JOHNSON. Witnesses: wm, Lewis, Eagle Point, W. L. Chlldrath, Eagle Point U. A. Anderson, Medford. 8. B. Holmes, Bagls Point. O. B. Moora, Eagle Point J. V. Malntyrc, Eagle Point Geo. Von dor Hellen. Eagle PolBt ' -pj . MAS ALTOS 1 J- We have specialized jn plumbing work for years. You can call upon us for any kind ot plumbing work and get satisfactory results at satisfactory prices. Modern Plumbing & Heating Co. Sparta llldg. Phone 020 PHOTOGRAPHS for Christmas ' r SWEM'S STUDIO v IT R. Main St. Medroral ialZT kVW 7' my
