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X Personal
A little of the told weather that has
' encumbered other parts cf Oregon the !
past few days except in the Hogue
Klver valley has finally reached Med-1
ford, and the prediction for tomorrow
Is "fair and continued cold." Tbore
was quite a drop in the temperature
from Wednesday's maximum of 38 de
crees above, to the , minimum of this
morning, 24.3 degrees above. A year
ago this morning- ttier minimum tem
perature was 28 degrees above, fol
lowing the maximum of 43
above the day before. e
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe's? tf
Have your Chrlatmas packaKes
wrapped at tills office' and tlioy will
reach their destination in good on-l
It. I. Stuart and son of Medford, Mr. and .Mrs. E. K. Gore of this city,
who have the contract for lining a and Kev.- Angell of Phoenix, were
portion of the Talent Irrigation Dis- among the Medford people who attend
trict's dlteli, are carrying on the work ed the Rev. Price "divine healing
us rapidly us the weather will permit.! meetings" at Albany, that closed Inst
We give a framed picture of UoaiitI- Sunday night, with a $2-100 collection,
fill Crater Lake with a five dollar cash 'They .report large crowds and great
purchase. Medford Pharmacy. 230, interest, wmi some astounding cures.
' All kinds of rough and dressed
, lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S.
, 711 East Main street.
i Chester A. . Arthur post, 0. A. M.,
! held its annuul. meeting this afternoon
for the puriiose of electing officers.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
The local chapter of the Order of Lie
degrees j Molay will hold an annual election of
officers at the meeting in the Masonic
hall at 7:20 tonight. .-
Christmas g.-jves with very low
prices prevailing as we are closing out
this line. The Busy Corner Motor Co.
234
:ditlon. , : . tfl Wo have heavy wrapping paper and
A baby girl weighing seven pounds i know how to wrap your Chrlstnius
was born early this forenoon to. Mr. i packages so they will go safely throu
and Mrs. Chester Darr, as a companion i the mail. Mall Tribune. tf
to their three year old son, Chester! C-. A. Gardner of Jacksonville and
.li The little miss has been named : James Owens of .Medford, respectively
Dr. Price expects to hold a short series
of meetings In Eugene and Corvallis,
leaving soon for his California home to
spend the holidays. , ,
There was born Sunday, Dec. 10th.
to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holloway of
1017 W. Ninth street. Medford. a
seven pound daughter who has been
named Mary Frances.
This office Is prepared to print
ledger shocts, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford, Phone
us and wo will call. tf
A Inutility rh.lotn.nn
Made In Medford. Roxy Ann zephyr ;., "toss enberY milk goat that
glnghan, dresses for ladies and ch.,jwm nfn heaU y s", pi, ' o
dren A pleasing variety of colors. mllk. Mature does coming fresh and
u. uunibuo. iiicuium V-UULUi UBJl. (()Q kidS fl'
oiure. . zii'
L'linor, and mot!ier and daughter are
doing fine. - . . !
2.D0 vanity cases 1.38 at Jones',)
only 14 out of the 50 left. Better hurry.:
227t
Ford, Chevrolet, Overland tire
lmlns as low as 12.26 a pair at the;
uusy corner Motor Co. , tf
The people of the city are requested
to visit the Red Cross Thrift shop In
the Sparta building, on Saturday to i trade.
county judge and county commissioner
of Jackson county, are In town to meet
with the state highway commission.
The Oregonlaq. . ,. . ..
Sash and doors. Medtord Lumber Co.
Jones' XinuB candles are all here
buy while the supply Is fresh. , 231
. Many merchants of the city have put
on additional clerks for the Christmas
purchase dolls and clothes for Christmas.-'
-: ,. :. .. ...
All hair goods reduced this-week.
Medford Hcauty Shop', 4th floor Med
ford Julldlng. . ."'. .229
Dance, Hot Splngs, Sat. nite:
Members of the Elks lodge began to
arrive la the city (his forenoon from
distant parts of the county to attend
tlie.Klks Christmas troe at the temple
tonight, which Is held, to obtain funds
with which to provide Christmas cheer
foritho poor. The full resident mem
bership in the city and county is ex
pected to be on hand early and remain
lnte in the furtherance of the wortby
cause.
Watch for Diamond's ... big Jewelry
nam. .4 , 226
Have- your' Christmas' packages
wrapped at this office and they.iWlll
reach their destination In good condi
tion, . , . (', . ..
Ileames chapter of the Eastern Star
ordjbr held , their annual election" of
officers last night, '..,; '
Furniture . repaired and made... to
order! Work called for and delivered.
If It's made of wood wn make It. Wm.
lirndley, phone 199-U 232
Dig selection of men's $1.00 ties,
going at 75c at Jones'.. See these. Ml
Lib? selection 'oty handkerchlofsj iit
Jones, prices right.. , ... , ,,. Z3r
J. Ml. Owen, the. lumber , operator,
lunveB tonight on a-visit to Portland.
Kxuert auto repairing at 29 S. Front
St. . Homo of the Stephens." Star
Motor & 8upply Co, 230
Dance, Hot Splngs, Sat, nite.
Mrs. J, F. Hittson, who has been
sorlbusly 111 for the Inst two months
Is now able ta sit up a few hours dully.
Tom Fallow of the Lake Crock dis
trict wits a busInosB visitor In the city
the (first of the wock. . ,. . , ..
Wlion lu need of snsb and doors,,
cull,, Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 B. Main street.
WJm, have heavy wrapping paper uml
know ; how to ,wrap your Christmas
packages so they will go Bafely thru
the mail. Mull Tribune. U
Through tourist sleeping car service
between Portland and lvOH ; Angeles
handlist been put Into effect by the
Southern , .1'aclfio company on Its
: Shasta and San Joaquln'Vulley toutes,
according to itn announcement by John
At. Soott, general passenger agent for
tha Southern Pacific,
Don't make your Xmas a selections
without seeing Jonos' line. Huy use
ful selections. .'. .. : ' 231
Gift cards with magazine subscrip
tions.' at the Medford Cigar Store.
Hock bottom prices'. , , , ,' . 1 1 -, 234
The electrical dealers of southern
Oregon held their, periodical meeting
in Grams Pass last Monday night. Tbo
next monthly meeting of the dealers
will be held In Medford.' i i, ,
Dance. Hot Splngs; Sat; nite. .
Watch (or Diamond's big jewelry
sale. -,i :i i- '-. 1 3'ia
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Preston of tha
Appfegute spent Wednesday afternoon
In the city. , . .,
Mixed candy 14c a pound at Jones'.
Buy while you have a chance,, 231
' LNne und cement. Medford Lumber
Coy-1 ' i , ...
BREAK CHEST
COLDS WITH;
RED PEPPER
Earn- your tight, aching chest. Stop
'thi f.nln. Hreiik up' the rongi'stlon.
.Ki-el a bad enld lonwen up In Juki a
. short time.
"Red I'epprr Hub" Is ' the cold
' remedy that brings nuleket relief.
It cannot hurt you mid It certainly
neciim to end the ilKtilm-MK and ilitv
the coiigeHtlon and m.renes light
out,
Nothing ha Kin-h concentrated,
penetrating heat Ss red peppers, and
when heat penetrates Hunt down Into
'rolris. congestion, aching muscles and
sore, stiff Joints, relief comes at once.
The moment you apply lted Pep
per Huh you feel the tlnxlintr hent. In
ihree minute the rnnKeited spot In
wanned through and through. When
you nre suffering from a rotd. rheu
matism, hnrkftche. stiff neck or snre
niuwleo. Just gel Jar of Howies tied
Pepper Rub. marie from red peppers
lit any ii rug more. You will hnvo the
tulefcet relief known. A1vav snv
:e.." -"- . My
Dance. Hot Splngs, Sat. nite.
We are giving a discount of 30 per
cont on all White Ivory toilet articles.
Medford Pharmacy. 230
R. A, Cooke of Hornbrook is a guest
at the Hotel Holland. Other guests
Include Wm. H. Felgonson, L. A. Han
sen, Charles Norton, R. D. Marden, W.
II. Goodwin, J. D. Jordan all of Port
land, Charles Lockwood of Roseburg, j
C. A; Wlnctrout of Grants . Pass, and
Mr. and Mrs. N. McKenna of San
Francisco, ., ,.i
Strathmore novelties. beautifully
boxed, with clever verses, 50c to $1.50.
The Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett.
'...'..; , , , 233
The "Hanging of the Green" party et
the Y. W. C. A. Thursday, Doc. 14, at
eight o'clock Is for all business and
professional women. Please bring a
piece pf ChrlBtmas green for decorat
ing the house and a small present cost
ing not over ten cents for the Christ-
uuur tree, i, . ('"' ' ' -226
Louis Dodge and Hurry Hosier of
Ashland attended the meeting here
curly in the week of the fish and game
protective association. , j
The post offices will not accopt
packages that are not well wrapped.
Better let us wrap them for you and
Insure safe delivery. Mnll Tribune, tf
A few suggestions for Xmas gifts
that will please mother,', sinter or
sweetheart: a fancy comb, beauty box,
or toilet water, powdor and many other
articles not mentioned, i Soe our line
before buying. Prices right, i Modford
Beauty Shop, 4th floor Medford Uldg
,227
The quarterly examinations of the
O. A. C, which have boon on nil woek
will como to on end tomorrow fore
noon, and the many . Medford and
county studonts at the Institution, will
nt once hurry for homo to spend the
Christmas vacation. Some of . them
will Just have an hour's time between
the completion of their examinations
In which to rush to Albany on the elec
tric cars In time to catch the south
bound passenger train at 11 a. m.,
which roaches Modford at 10:35 tomor
row nlghti , -. ....
Seo Jones about that Xmas candy.
Mrs. Charles J. Nichols, who is grud
uate X-ray- and laboratory technician
of the Mlnneniiolls City Hospitals, bus
taken charge of this tlopitrtmont for
Tho Modford Hospital, 701 North Con
trnl avonuo. . , 230
Ed M, Geary of Klamath Falls, Is
spending a few days In the city visit
ing friends. . He reiiorts that it was
sovon degrees ahovo zero in that city
Monday morning.,
Party with some salesmanship to
take over, business covorlng southern
Oregon from Portland south. Roquircs
a personal or. socurity bond, and small
amount of cash. Clearing $250 a month.
Address postoffice box 3774, Portland.
. .. 22C
Dance, Hot Splngs, Sat. nite.
Ray Rowno of Ashland, spent Tues
day and Wednesdny In the cUy on bus
iness.. ; ,
The post offices will . not . accept
packages that aro not woll wrapped.
Hotter let us wrap them for you and
Insure safo delivery. Mail Tribune, tf
Olvmiric feeds, Cen. Point Feed store
2.11
Tod Thyo, well known In the valley
us a wrestler, did not lose the mutch
with Mlko Yokel of Salt Lako City, In
Spokane ten days ago as roKrted, but
was defeated by the referee. Thyo In
cavorting around on the mat, kicked
that dlgnutury In the race with his
foot, .knocking him out of the ring, to
the great joy of the crowd. Tho
referee crawled buck In the ring, and
slupiwd Yokel on the back, signifying
that he was the winner. Tho rofmoc
skinned out before the crowd or Thyc
realized what hud happr-nd. and the
match broke up In an argument. l'l
to this time, each had won n fall. The
contest was held under the White
rules. .
Christmas novelties at The Vanity
Shop, .Main at Ilurtlett. 233
Tho Medford Pharmacy oifer a 30
percent discount on ttieli- fancy or
plain box stutlonery. , 230
Attorney James T. Chinnook - of
Grants Pass transacted legal business
in the city Wednesday.
Christmas tokens of affection are
best arranged for now free from the
bustle and confusion of tho holiday
season. Arrange for an appointment
nt once. This will Insure prompt de
livery. 204 East Main and Central,
upstairs. , Mnckey. . 230
Hot tamales nml chill eon carnn at
D Yof's, tf.
Buy Bubble Books for the children
Christmas only $1.00 at the Palmer
Piano House. , -220
The legislature will be culled Into
session Monday, January Sth. Colonel
Carl Y. Tengwald Is spoken of for one
of the minor capacities in the lower
house. ,i
Beautiful and acceptable Christmas
gifts, priced from 25c to $1.50. , The
Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. ;'233
Hemstitching and pICGtiug, silk or
cotton, 8 cents per yard.. Cor. Main
and Bartlett. The Vanity Shop, tf j
Vernon Vawter has returned from I
Porftland where ho uttended to -.business
matters and visited friends. ; '
Infants white flannelette gowns
with patent flap and drawstring. Soc
ial fcflc. Medford Center Dept. Store.
.220
Merchandise shooting match ; one
mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Decem
ber 16th. 2'i9
Will G. Steel of Crater Lake Nation
al park In the summer and of Eugene
In the winter, who was In Medford
Tuesday on business, returned to
Eugene Tuesday night.
An Edison phonograph and records
for sale at 821 East Jackson. Just as
good as new. 226
Davenport, rocker and chair In blue
and old rose tapestry, first-class work
and material, $175. A fine. Christmas
present. J. Weis Upholstery, Jackson
ville. Ore. Phone 202. 226
Despite the discouraging , reports
about the condition of the Pacific high
way over the Sisk'lyous that were
given out In Ashland by several dis
gruntled tourists, it Is cdlalmed, Roy
Nunn, the district highway engineer,
reports that there Is only 14 inches of
snow at the summit instead of 22
Inches, and that everything is lu good
shape over the mountain, as tho high
way department with Its catorplller
tractor which has a steel plow. In front,
Is keeping a pathway for cars through
the snow.
E. E. Kelly was one of the Medford
visitors In Ashland yesterday on busi
ness. .'!'.... . 1 :
Merchandise shooting match one
mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Decem
ber 16th.' 229
Auto insurance. Brown & Kvhlte,
The renowal.fee of $3 tq .practice
professional engineering in the state
of Oregon for 1923, Is due and payable
at the office of the secretary of the
board of engineering examiners, on or
hoforo December 31. . All registered
engineers should muko this payment
this month as tho law Imposes a pen
alty of 10 per cent a month after the
year ends. , ... , ,
, I have a lease on a 10-room rooming
houso In Portland; Want .to trade
lease and furniture, also furniture for
four rooms nioro; also bath house and
all equipment. Hath house will net
from $2500 to $1000 por season. Want
rooming house In Medford.- What have
you? Address 29, Mull Tribune. 230
New pianos and phonographs, II. G.
Launspacb, res, phone 646-R. Big stock
nt Weeks & Orr, W. Main. tf
Dave Rosenberg and family left yes
terday evening for Scuttlo whero they
will spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr. Rosenberg's mother and other
relatives. Harry Rosenborg has been
tn Seattle for the past three weeks and
will remain there for the Christmas
holidays.
War Salt! New . Columbia phono
graph records at half price Victor,
Brunswick Columbia, Pathe & Sonora
phonographs and records at- roduced
prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape stroot,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
'hone 465-J.- . -.
om heavy milk stock. Come
early and get your pick. R. II, llolo
peter, Jacksonville. 227
Fred Strang and family of Roseburg
leave tonight for their home after hav
ing -spent several days here visiting
Mr. Strang's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Strang and other relatives.
Please make your appointments
ahead during' holiday season. Wo
thank you. Medford Beauty Shop,
Phone 191-L. 229
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
Pauline Vroman, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Elmer Vromun who has been
seriously 111 with pneumonia Is report
ed as Improving.
There's a busy Business College in
your, home town. OWN. '
You can get li nt DeVoe's. tf
Mrs. - William Carlton and grand
daughters, Freda Carlton and Mrs.
Morris, from near Talont, were inter
viewing old friends in Ashland recent
ly. The Carltons are efpecting Mrs.
Etta McCollum, of Medford, as
Christmas guest at their home. Mrs.
McCollum was a former nolghbor of
the Carltons at their home in Douglas
county. Ashlaud Tidings.,
i Goodrich tires and tubes ait Colonial
Garage. '.
Say it with Christmas Seals.
,-J. J, McMahon, deputy state motor
vehicle inspector, spent yesterday In
Grants Pass on business.
Hemstitching and pecotlng at
Deuel's. 240
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tf;
J. E. Callaghan of Ashland was
fined $10 this morning when he plead
ed guilty before Justice Glenn O. Tay
lor to a chargo of speeding. He
was arrested yesterday near Gold Hill
by Sheriff Terrill and Deputy Alden.
One-third oft on all stamped goods.
Deuel's-Art Shop. . .' 227
There's no plac'o like Holmes for
complete Insurance service. . .
Special prices on high school type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
C. A. Winetrout, Grants Pass auto
mobile dealer was in Medford yester-
day on business. ' -
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood; phone 108. 711
East Main. -A'!9:. ." -
Pianos and phonographs for sale or
rent. H. G. Launspacb, phone 646-R.
Olflce Weeks & Orr. tf'
New rompers and baby sucques at, Mrs. .Jennie Scliwun and Mrs. Geo.
the Red Cross Thrift shop, Saturday, Robinson of this city, were visitors in
Sparta building. Ashland on Tuesday.
Armstrong cords puts the miles in Provide against loss, Insure with
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor & j Redden and Canaday.
Supply Co. i plaeo yur order now for Christmas
Take your kodak films to Palmer's Poinsettias, Cyclamen, Primroses. Cut
studio. First class work and prompt flowers of all kinds. Rogue Valley
service. - tf I Floral Co. - - - - 230
For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y.
- ' tf
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
122
228
FOR RENT Three room house.
. S. Willamette St.
A. F. & A. M.
Regular communication Med-
V V ford Lodge 103. Friday even-
T Ing, Dec. 15th, 7:30 p. m.
Election of officers.
227 L. E.. WILLIAMS, Secy.
Thanks to the Public
Mr. and Mrs. J...C. Whitaker who
have been conducting the Cash &
Carry Grocory on East 'Main street
and recently sold to E. B. and Alberta
Htill, desire to thank the public for.
their generous patronage which made
our business a success, and ask that
they continuo their patronage with the
now firm. - - -
Wbrlds Standard Cold Remedy
- - ,
In (SflaottMlife weather always
I kecu Killk hantv. . t.itv!.irl
cokl rcmedv wuilil mrr Sir 1im
generations. Safe end dependable:
NS'liead nowcs'no bad after- effects.
Demand
red beat
hearing
MrHillt
portrait
ogiuturi
to til D.hqh1
v (p. V
WM MIU.CO.
This Simple Mixture
Helps Weak Eyes
Medford people, are astonished at
the Ql ICK iCsulls produced by sim
ple c.impho", hyd.-astlH wilelih iz I,
eli. us mixed In L.ivoptK eyo wash
After being afflicted with wak.
watery red eyes for many ye,-, vs
lady reports tho FI11ST bottle ljivup-
tlk helped her. One small bottle use-I
.illy helps ANY CASK weak, strain-1
Aid or sore eyes.'' Aluminum eye cup I
FitBE. Leon B. Huskies, druggist.
Adv.
Handicraft Shop,
Hemstitching
Picottng
8c per yard.- -.
Battens covered.
I THE LAST OF THE BIG 8 r I
I " .- . I
H .Hfil A Man's Flaming I
I Answer to "The Sheik'? 1
fa WLSrfT i. V"? ,18' JSA( fly jJ IV " M
M- ".jw nitm r:: jrwJLirflBv m
jj Cashier 5 jCj ", J('at)jrMIcDoiMia j
'A'-Big-i'Qoji:
Suspenders in Boxes $1
tme Dress box . . 50c
All Wool Suits and
' Overcoats
Dress Shoes ,
, CANVAS
BY THE YARD
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Opprwlffi H. I. Teno "
CITY-MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW
(AliiO OUT-OF-TOWN) , ,
PAflF Tuesday Night
rUl December 19
Curtain Rises at 7:30 P. M.
K0L6
DILL
With Their Own Jhi Orchestra, In Aaron Hoffman'i New Comedy
Promptly owing to departure of company on
Train No. 15.
AND
itra, In Aaro
NOW and THEN"
A ritOllMUTION DHAAIATIf FAIICK IX THRKK ACTS
Adilrts letters, rhiTk,"' pmtofflco , money u-ilet-i to Tnno Theatre.
Imliide M'lf-nddrcfcniMl MiiihiI envilop to liolp Insure safe return.
SKAT MAl.K SATl'llOAV XOOX
1'itirr.s, ixri.riuxo wau tax:
Inmer Floor lluleoti), 1st four rows -.'2n Italcony next 4 rows
1.6.ti nrt thro rows t.l(li am thriys rows B.V,
Teddy Bears . . . 98c
anid othe Toys
Great Big Wagon $3.00
Checker Boards . 10c
Footballs . . . . $1.50
Big Rubber Balls . 10c
Pocket Knives .
Xmas Neckties .
75c
AH Kinds of Work
Shoes
Comp
We Undersell all Our
ieLitors
$9.00 Steam Cooker for $2.50
You can save a chunk' of money here. Just ask
your neighbor. Most all of them trade here.
Aluminum Ware at about Half Price
Some Good Singing Canary Birds
.
If not in Push the Money Under the Door
THAT'S ALL TODAY
WILL H. WILSON