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MEDl'OUD JO IE T1MBUNR MICDFORD.' OUKtSON. AVKDXESDAY. DKOKMBF.lt 1922
SIX
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy
Almost everyono knows that Sase
Ten nnl Sulphur, pruporly compound
ed,' brlnRB buck th8 natural color and
luntre to the hnlr whim fuilod, mreuk
ed or gray. Years oko the only way
to set thl rcrxtnro a to make It at
homo, which Is ' mussy nnU trouble
some, t ' ' '
"Nowndnya we. Rimply risk at nny
Aran Btoro for "Wyeth's Huco find
.Sulphur 'Compound." You will set a
largo bottle of this old-tlmo recipe
Improved by the addition of other In
gredients, at Tory little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be
causn no-one . can possibly tell that
yxtu darkened your hnlr, as It does It
so naturally and evenly. You dampen
a: sponh'e or noft brunh with it and
draw thin throuKh your hair, taking
one amnll Btrand at a lime; by morn
ing the Kray hair disappears, and
nfter another application or '.wo.
your hair beeomm beautifully dark,
thick and 'glossy and you look years
younRer. . ' ' Adv.
CATARRH
!k . of head or throat ts usually
benefited by the vapors of
VapoRub
Orer 1 7:MUlbnJan (Jutl Ytarig
LE TOURNEUX BROS.
Civil Engineers
. Surveying, I'lotling, Mumping,
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012 8. Holly St.
. ... ' Phono Oil -J
i- HEAT WITH COAL
1'lnco Your OriiiT Jiow for
! " Quick IMIvcry
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(Successors ta Knils)
84 S. Kir St. . l'liorio 239-J
LEARN TO DANCE
DnncltiK Class Amprlrjin Irgfon Hall
r SATUUIAY, DIX'KMUKK llth
Evcrj'loIy wclcomo. Come help us
frv ' hnvu n p;ood time.
MRS. IUJLXCHK CltOSSON,
. Instructor.
CANDIES
You have a' Candy , Paotory in
your Home Town. Wo ask for
your patronage. Our goods are
Good, our Prices Eight.
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.Through nn Krror ;Our Offico
TeJophono. Number wiw omitted In
tlx) now Directory,
, IT 18 77
nn, ji. is. murphy,
' i Dentistry nnd X-lUiy
' ' 2nd Floor ftfoiUnnl ItldR.
LLL-Ld
I Gift Perfumes 1
I Imported from France
M At Prices Never Before Offered in h H
s- Medford ' 1 s
1 HUBIGANTS: ? ' I
g Ideal, 1 oz. bottles if . . . . .$3.45
m Ideal, 2 oz. bottles ., 6.9S fs
g Ideal Toilet Water, 4 oz 3.85
fg Ideal Toilet Water, 8 oz , 7.35
g Ideal Sachet, 1 oz 2.25
S Que Que Fleurs, 1 oz 5.00
''. Que. Que Fleurs, 2 oz 7.85
p Que Que Fleurs Toilet Water . . ... 3.65 1
H Que Que Fleurs Sachet 2.25
I COTY'S: I
g Paris, 1 oz $3.65
H Chypre, 2 oz 6.45 j
M 1'Origan, loz . 5.50
1'Origan, 2 oz. . .... .:. , 7.65 H
g 1'Origan Toilet Water 3.85 1
S 1'Origan Sachet . 2.25
1'KERKOFF'S: 1
S Djer-Kiss, 1 oz $2.50 s
S Djer-Kiss Toilet Water 2.25 s
M Djer-Kiss Vegetal 1.75 1
M . ' ' sets : fi
S Djer-Kiss, Mavis, Jonteel, Cara Nome, H
La Boheme, Gardengo '
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0RAT0RIGALH1T
Frank Brunch Riley, famous ou
thor and lecturer nppenred before a
record-breaking crowd ti( thi Cham
ber of Commrc , foruuv luncheon
this noon at the Hotel Medford unrf
guvcr IiIh listenors a tantalizing-whiff
of what Ifhcy may expect in the way
or entertainment nnd humor -judiciously
coniblued with education at
the Presbyterian church tonight.
"1'oj' Gates presided over thfl
mooting" and introduced the Bpwtker,
after the fnrum membera in the outer
dinlnK room had brought thelr'chuirs
to a point of vantagu. Tho attondance
woh larger than It has been for any
forum meeting in months past.
.Mr, kiley opened bis udflrcw with
the remark that hft thought It would
be beneficial if the members of other
civic organizations all over the north
went could enmo to Medford and ro
rcive periodical lnnoculations of Med
ford enthuHiasrn.' From this point
on his entire address was Interrupt
ed with bursts of applause and
iuughtar and at the. conclusion of his
speech, although ho had spoken over
time, the listeners wero reluctant to
allow him to be seated and the ap
plause lusted for several minutes.
Mr. Tt?ly explained that the tour
1st is tho forerunner of Industrial du
YAlopmunt and that tho man who
comes to the northwest for recrea
tion .will be tho one to see the busi
ness possibilities of this vast region.
His aim, he declared,- Is to. make
tho easterner realize that he Is safe
from Indians in the west at the pres
ent time If ho keeps out of tho way
of their automobiles, that there is
snow on the mountains tho year
around, that the Columbia Itlver does
not empty into Pugut Sound and that
there are hotels and railroads west
of the Ohio river.
Mr. Riley told of his visits In the
east and of tho eastern scenic won
ders which he visited, notnbly "Eagle
Topi rising twelve hundred feet above
the -Hudson-nnd Of st view, nearly as
high." ,IIe state) that he was ad
vised to bring his mountaineering
togs to make the ascent of thoso two
mountains. When he characterized
the scenery Of tho northwest
"adult" scenery and ho mountains
DOUBLY PROVEN
Medford Ttcadt-nt Can No IXHigrr
Doubt tho Kvidcnce.
Tills Modford eltliwn testified lone
ago.
Told of quick relief of undoubted
Benefit.
Tlio faetn nrn now confirmed.
:Huoh ''tnmlmtmy la eompleto tho
evidence, conclusive.';.
Jt forniH convlncinB proof of morit.
Mr. W. V. LoiiKwill, 504 N. Urnpo
St.,! Medford, gave.. tht. . Collowlim
Btutcment tolling of tho (food Uoiiii'h
Kidney rills had done In our family.
Slnco that time,. 1 havo had occasion
to uho thorn myHolf and they helped
mo.. I had Ulibioy weakness, nnd a
dull rheumntlc misery In the small of
my back tlint was most depressing
JJoan fl soon removed thetrouhle.1
On March 23, 1020, Mrs. Lonswill
said: "Woan'g Kidney J'IIIh aro a
splendid remedy and I uso them oc
casionally to koop my kidneys In good
order."
Price 00c at all dcnlorn. Don't
simply nsk for a kidney roinedy set
Doun's Kidney pills tho nittun that
Mrs. LoiiBWlll had. Fostor-Mllbum
Co., Mrs., Murrain N. Y. Adv.
oh "Hi'" mountains ho received an
other burst :of applause.
Cojich- "Shy" Huntington of the
t'niveiHjty iff 'Oregon wan umong the
guests at the forum luncheon and
was called upon for a few words. He
slated that he was delighted with the
liiiiniHA men's nei and that he Was
here to help out for a few days dur
ing the Illness of his friend, Eddie
Durno. -
The flinging, led by song leader Mil
lard was unusually spirited. One of
the features of the meeting was a
duet, - sung by "Pop" carrying the
lead and tho guest of honor, Mr.
Riley producing the harmony, with
the' tenor part. The duet wns ftp-
ranged oh the spur 'Of the moment
when someone ' suggested jokingly
that the two sing. The song was one
of the Medford booster songs and
when Mr. Riley sang tho line stating
that Portland had no charms for him
ho crossed his fingers and held them
up that all might see.
A resolution that the board of di
rectors of the chamber make a $20
donation to the community Christmas
tree parsed unanimously.
Following Mr. Riley's speech the
meeting adjourned. Mayor) Gates
proffered the thanks of the assembly
to tho speaker and expreHsed his re
grets that the speech was- not of
longer duration, Mr. Riley addressed
the high school student body this
afternoon. :"
Market News
Livestock v ;
POHTLAND, Ore,1, Doc Cattle
steady; recelptB 185. Hogs steady;
receipts 398. Sheep nominally steady;
receipts 35. '
. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13. Butter
and butterfat firm; prices unchanged.
, Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13. Wheat:
Hard white, hluestom, haart $1.52; soft
white $1.25; western whlto $1.23; nor
thern spring $1.20; hard winter $1.19;
red walla $1.18.
Today's car receipts Wheat 45;
flour 13; corn 'l; oats 2; hay 8.
Chleaaa Wht.it -
CHICAGO, Doc. 13. Wheat: No. 2
naru i.z4'fc rw i.zs. corn, No. 2 mixed
74 K (fl74 ! No. 2 yellow 74 c. Oats,
No. 2 white 4!447c; No. 3 white
45VI G45M,c.' Ilye-, No,. 2, .90-11 U 91c.
Hurley 6G71c. Timothy seed $6tj?
6.75. Clover seed $loifl 20. Porlt nom
inal." Lard $10.36. Ribs $10.50 11.50.
Nan l'runclsco Murket
SAN KKANC1SCO, Dec. 13. CU.
9. . Bureau of Agricultural Econom
Ics.) Eggs, extras 67c.' i ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.
(State Division of Markets.) Live
turkeys 3035c; drCBsed 3740c.
Court News
(Furnished by the Jaclteon
County Abstract Co.)
Marriage Licenses
Harold Zundel and Dorothy Von der
Hellen.
James Andrew McGee and Alice
Gordon Reid.
Edward O. Stoleer and Mary Agnes
Bennett.
Probate Court I
Est If. B. Patterson. Demurror,
order.
Est Frances Hellaiu. Order. .
Est. A. Truboll. Undertaking.
EsU Lizzllo 11. Klncnld. Affidavit. '
Est. George Roberts. Order.
Est. Clias. V. Young. Order.
Est. . ChaB. Conway. Semi-annual
account.
Est. John E. Roborts. Final report
Est Charles W. Root. Supplement
to final account, receipt, assignment,
order.
Estato of W, J. Roberts. Final ac
count, order.
' Estato of Charles Vf. Shaver. ' In
ventory nnd appraisement.
Estato fo Francis O. Clausing, ot nl
(minors). Oath.
Estato of 11. II. Chnrles. Proof of
publication. i. . .
Estato of Flank O, Owen. Proof
of publication.
.L T. Clngnnn, - Victor Dallalre, A.
Clement, Incorporate as "Pino Lum
bor Company."
Circuit Court
XL II. Shnriiighouson vs. G. W. Tarv
ot al. For money.
Tillamook Co, Hank vs. D. Furford
ct ux. Summons.
Ethol S. Freeman vs. John C. Fi'oo-
man. Motion.
Hoguo Rlvor Aralley Cnnal Co. vs.
Hugh Storey. Order.
Peto Sando vb. Great Western Min
ing Co. Demurrer.
Pearl M. Goodwin vs. Busy Corner
Motor Co. Reply. .. , ..
.Marion C. McDnnlel vs. Charles K.
McDnnlel. Decree.
Dan Collier vs. Olllo Collier. Troof
of publication, affidavit, default.
Nick Kayle vs. A. M. Berry et nl.
Arridavlt. order.
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
Any breaking out or skin irritation
on Lice, neck or wty is overcome
quickest by applying Mcntho-Sulpliur,
says a noted skin specialist. Because
of its germ destroying properties, no'h
ing has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings case from the itching,
burning and irritation.
llentho-Sulphur heals eczema rigbt
up, leaving the .-.kin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve th tonncnl
or disfigiirentrnt. A little jar of
Rowlcs Mcnlho-Sulphur may be ob
tained nt any drug store. It u used
like cold cream.
Gladys V. Cooper vs. William S.
Cooper. Motion, order.
Walter I town, an Heeurit.v Com
nuiciul Credit company v. Chiirlie
Jean. To recover personul properly.
Kleiior M DeOroot vs. Walter A.
DeCiroot Divorce.
John'H. Ilueners vs. Altied T.
Nor'ris. Poreclosure.
Tillamook County Bank vs D. Bur
ford, et ux. Foreclosure.
Bullock Merc. Agency vs. John
Knnasio. Summons.
Bullock Merc Agency vs. J. H.
Wheeler. Summons.
Jesse Winburn vs F. C. Homes.
iSummuns.
Southern Pnclfic Company vs Cal
iroinia Oregon Power Co. Stipula
tion. F. L. Tou Velle vs Farm Bureau
Co-operative Exchange. ' Bill 'of ex
ceptions. Exhibits.
Mary Isobel Peart vs C.oorgo D.
Peart. Findings and conclusion, de
cree, cost bill.
J. II. Drew vs James P. Hansen, ct
al. Notice.
O. J. Johnson- vs E. H. Lamport.
Findings ttnd conclusion, decree
Sndle Allen vs Charles L. Allen.
Motion.
Frances Bosqul vs John Vf. Eosijul.
Depositions.
A. W. Wnlker vs E. H. Lamport.
Findings und conclusions, decree,
cost bill.
Daniel E. Flory vs Hattlo Flory.
Summons.
Ida Loifghlin vs John Loughlin.
Summons.
F. H. Miller vs Medford National
Bank. Brief,
Marriage Licenses.
Delbert Outos nnd Mugglo Culbort
son. Real Estate Trnnsreni.
Sheriff to Jackson Co. Bldg. &
Loan Association, deed to lot
3, blk. 1, Summit Add. to
Ashland : $151C
Sheriff to Jackson Co. Bldg. &
Loan Assn. Deed to lot 9;
blk. 2. park Add. to Medford
E. J. Bartlett, o( ux to Martha
E. Oulley, W D to lnnd in
sec Kl twp. 39 8, R 4 East . . .
Willis It. Munger, et ux. to WI1-
883
10
. son S. McCnrtney W D to
land in 1LC 45, twp 39 S, It
1 Enst 1
City of Medford to Gold Ray In
vestment Co., W D to lot In
blk C, Onlloway's add. to
Medford , 2000
Luke i:ynn, et ux, to-Thomas
Stanley, W D to SE see 34,
twp 35 S, R 3 East
Sheridan F. Thornton, et ux. to
Ernest W. Hogue, et ux, W D
to lot in mlk 10, Ashland ...
Stella E. Brady, et vir to Ida
E. Dressier, V D to land In
sees: 14, 15 and 23, twp. 30,
10
10
B, It 3 West v.,
D. E. Millard, ct ux, to 8. Sump
1600
ter Smith, et ux, "W D to. lot.
16 Edgewood Park 100
Wesley W. Truax. ct ux. to Mary.
Truax. W D to lot 26, Eagle
lllelghts Fruit Farms 500
Harry A. Stearns, et ux to Will
C. Counter, et Ux W D to land
in DLC 40, two 39 S, R 1 B
10
Wesley W. Truux, ot ux to Mary
Truux, w D to lot in blk. 70,
Medford ! tV . '. .'.'. . . " 1
Wesley W. Truax( et ux, to Mary
Truax,. W D to 1.75 acres in
DLC 60, twp .37. 8, It 2 W ... 500
Frank P. Fan-ell to Reginald J.
Earl, W D to land in DLC 40
twp 37 S, R 1 West 10
Wondling Nathan Lumber Co,
to R. E. Hills, et al. deed to
land In Medrord, Phoenix and
1 ICeiVtral l'jdntf- ..f 10
Ida. E. Dressier et vir to Gold
11111 Bank, laud in sec. 14 and
16, tp. 36, S. R. 3 W. $ 100
H. D. Howard et al to Stella J.
Merrick, pt' lot 9, blk. 2, Cot
tage Homo Add. Medford 1
Stella J. Merrick et vir to Dana
A. Barrell, pt lot 9, blk. 2,
Cottngo Home Add. to Medrord 10
Honry F. Howe to L. A. Colo, lots
1 and 2, blk. CO, Jacksonville....' 10
Marie Russell et vir to Clias, V.
. Davis, lot 8, blk. 6, Imperial
Add. Medford 50
E, B. SJiarp to Eagle Pt Irrlg. '
Dist, lot 9. blk.. 8, Central Add.
to Eagle Point 1
Representative Medford Business Firms
V i
Mason, Ehrman & Co.
Tobacco Cigars
Cigarettes, Etc.
Medford, Klamath Falla, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston
Medford Iron Works
GENERAL FOUNDRY
and MACHINE SHOP
MANUFACTURERS OF QUARTZ MILLS
EADS TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Phone 315
PHONE 75
for Fir3t-Clasa
JOB POINTING
T-SEASON GAME'
up to scon
Although It Is not yet -definitely
known that Scott high school of Tole
do will make a trip to the west to play
Medford on New Year's day, "Shy"
huntlngton, University of Oregon foot
ball coach arrived this morning accom
panied by Mrs, Huntington, and will
take the Medford. high school football
eleven In charge.
,"Shy" visited the sick room of Eddie
Durno this morning and had a long
talk with the Medrord coach who is
enthusiastic over the game and who is
convalescing rapidly from the opera
tion performed on him Monday for
appendicitis.
Portland required that Medrord
guarantee $1500 for a game with Scott
here on New Year's day. This was
done and the Washington high school
coach In Portland was so Informed by
wire yesterday morning. He stated
Inst night oyer the telephone that
Portland would not guarantee $3500
despite efforts he had made to have
Portland civic clubs get behind the pro
position and that he had wired Scott
high of Toledo the following terms to
this effect: "Portland will give you GO
por cent of gate receipts from Christ
mas day game on Multnomah field;
Medford guarantees you $1500 for New
Year's Day game. Come on." . Up until
press time this afternoon no answer
to the above terms had been received
rromToledo. It is necessary that the
Toledo team be assured of $5000 from
two games on the coast
W. A. Briscoe, superintendent of
Ashland schools called Superintendent
A. O. Smith hero this morning and
stated that he wished to offer his sym
pathy In regard to Durno's Illness. He
slated that if Medford cotdd iu any
wny be benefitted by the services of
Coach Walter Hughes of the Ashland
high school that Hughes was willing to
come nnd help out and that the Ash
land school authorities would . bo
pleased If they could be of service.
Mr. Smith replied that "Shy" Hunt
ington was here and had taken charge
of the team but that if in any way it
should occur that the services of Mr.
Hughes could be used to advantage
that Medrord would not hesitate to
accept Ashland's kind ofter with grati
tude both to the school officials and to
Hughes personally.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Dee. 13. (By
the Associated Press) The- Chilean
government has sent invitations to
nil the American nations to particl
pate in the Pan-Amerirnn conference
nf Santiago beginning Mnroh 20, nnxt.
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE
The heat from red peppers takes
tho "ouch" from a sore, lame back.
It can not hurt you, nnd it certainly
endbtho torture at once.
When you are sufrcring so you can
hardly get around just try Red Pop- i
per Hub nnd you will have tho quick
est relief known. Nothing has such !
concentrated, penetrating heat as red
peppors.
Just as soon as yo uapply Red Pep
per Rub you will reel tho tingling
heat. In three minutes it warms tho
soro spot through and through. Pain
and soreness are gone.
Ask nny druggist for n Jar ot
Howies Red Pepper Rub. Be sure
to get the genuine, with tho name
nmvlon nn each package. Adv.
Vilmo and Harmony Flour
STRICTLY GUARANTEED.
, Ask your dealer for one of these brands.
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
BE A BOOSTER FOR HOME
When purchasing any kind of products or havink nny kind of
work done, always Insist on having, homo products or using home
labor. I
It's what is inside
as well as QUALITY of filler that determines its
flavor. -
Slim-shaped cigars average a proportion' of
60 filler and 40 wrapper and binder.
The "DE LUXE" is .
90 fragrant filler and 10 wrapper and binder.
FILLER that's what gives your cigar its fragrance
Select the New 1922
CMABANA
' "DeLuxe"
2 for 25
Scientifically and sensibly built from
the finest tobaccos grown in 10 years.
Get acquainted with this fragrant new
masterpiece of the cigarmaker's art
today. -
JUST PRESS THE MARBLE-HEAD AND POP IT
Don't bite it or cut it
MASON EHRMAN & CO.
Distributors of
"THE NATION'S FINEST CIGARS"
Portland Seattle 'Spokane
RUBBER BOOT
REPAIRING
IIALP SOLES AXD HFJSL9
Medford Vulcanizing Works
Over stock on
CHRISTMAS CARDS
All lOo cardsj...... ; w Co
All 5c cards ; 3c
All 15o cards... 9c
200 samples to select from, From
llvo of tho best cord shops.
MEDFORD BOOK STORE
3-t No. Central
Automobile Springs
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
' '4 THOMAS T. MEESIM AN, Proprietor.
20 South Riverside
Jhe
Marble-head
"Deluxe"
e
Whether it's a song,
a meal, a drink or a
cigar it's quality that
counts.
a ciear the PROPORTION '
Brand new 1923
ford sedan;
Never Been Driven
Liberal Reduction
GOOD TERMS
O. V. Myers ;
Valley Garage
watch your
battery;
PRE8T-O.LITK RATTKItT
8TATION
For Oniric Servtr. rtmno M
We Guarantee our
work at all times
Experts in Cleaning
and Dyeing
The
Pantorium
Phone 279-J
Veterinary
Hospital
Sale Stable
" I DR. a A. CITZSN
111 N. Fir St. , hon551
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