MEDFORD ' MSIE TftlBENE, .MEDFORD. OTTF.fiOX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1-1. 1922
PAGE FIVTJ
BEADS
RD3BONS '
BLANKETS
SLIPPERS
SHOES
CAMISOLES
TOWELS
SILKS
HATS
GOWNS
VEILINGS
M.M.
Departm't
Store
for
Women
and
GREA
THRONGS
I
PAY TRIBUTE 10
J.
WANAMAKER
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H Tlioua-
ands of persons representing virtu
ally every walk In life, did homage
today at tho bier of John Wanu-
makcr, whose body lay In slate Irom
nine o'clock until n'uon In Hethnny
Presbyterian church where tho fa
mous merchant had worshipped since
boyhood and whero he was a famil
iar figure In tho Sunday school and
other religious work.
A lonif lino of persons formed on
tho streets adjacent to tho church
awulting turns to pay their last re
spects. Never before was there such
a thronff In the modest neighborhood,
tu South Philadelphia whero ; th
church la situated.
Many celebrated persons, Including
high representatives of tho official
life of tho nation were hero to offic
iate as honorary pall bearers or to
attehd the funeral services this after
noon. The services at both the churrb
and at the Wannmaker. mausoleum
in the cemetery of St. James the Los
were private. Invitations were issued
commensurate with the seating- ca
pacity of the church which is esti
mated nt slightly In excess of 2000.
Simplicity marked the lost rites for
tho merchant prince. Three hymns
that were his life long favorites were
his musical requiem. They are
'Jesus, Saviour, Pilot- Me." "Jesus.
Lover of My Soul," and "Nearer, My
God to Thee."
The first named was 'sung by the
girls', quartet of riethnnY, the othorn
by tho Bethany choir
The services were conducted by. the
Rev. A. Gordon MacLenna, assisted
by tho P-ev. K. Ritchie, :
Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Earl of Merlin
are Buests at tho Hotel Medford as
are Wm. ' pilverborry of New York,
George V. Mclntyre of Eunene, Albert
.Mitchell of San Francisco, C. E. John
ston and family of Yakima, Wash., S.
V. Douglas and Wm. S. Douglas of
Everett, Wash., G. D. Oliver of Corvnl
lis, A. C. GragB of Salem, Louis Ram
malle of Astoria and Ed Powell of
Seattle.
. Wrapping paper, cut to fit any size
paper holder, from white print paper,
at this office at prices much below the plugl
regular wrapping paper price. v-uii ui
once or phone 75. it
Mattress work
Auto Top Co. Phone
Goodrich tires and tubes at ColonUU; nb(.plU
Wlillo the local students at the O. A.
DULY INVESTED
BY POPE PIUS
ROME, Dec. H. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) Public investuro by
Pope Plus of tho eight new cardinals
took place In St. Peter's today,' when.
at tho first public consistency of
pontificate, tlin.rwently creat
ed princes of the church received
the
' ... . j ir.jr.t Irom the pontiff tho red hat and
an kinds. Medford nglgua o. eXeetlon
ionelU4. j Cardinal Locatelll and Cardl
rdinal
the former
can, as well as the cardinals and pre
lates resident or visiting In Rome(
nttlred in their gorgooUB roheB. Now
members of the sacred college were
led by Cardinal Yannutllll, strong
and erect, notwithstanding his S6
years. In the processlson were tho
hereditary officers of tho papal court,
; Prince Colonna and Prince Orsinl,
usslstunts to the pontifical throne,
who precoded and followed tho pope
into the hull.
As the pope took his seat beneath
n canopy of violet silk and gold be
hind which wcro prlceloss tapestries,
tho cardinals opened the consistory
by kissing his hand. Tho ton car
dinals, each escorted by two cardluul
deacons, were thon led Into tho pa
pal pre3enco. Bowing they knelt on
tho lowest stop of the throno and
kissed the pontiff's foot, hand and
cheek, retiring to a bench at tho loft
of the dins.
being In Lisbon and the latter In
Toledo. They will be Invested by the
heads of their respective states.
Tnrtm.'o nnnniiitniV UV1U Ihn
attending tho U. of O. and other Wil- hcd for many year8 , , Ha of
will arrive home the Inst of the
week for the Christmas vacation, those
Beatification, which has been closed
' during tho restoration of the ceil
ing. .
i In tho throng which hastened to
Ft. Peters were men in turmal ai-
lamette institutions will not arrive
until tho latter part of next week.
For Sale Good sound Spltzenberg
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes.
Also extra fancy Newtowns, packed,
11.76. E. F. Uuturie, Zii Jacksonville. t)r(J wompn (n ,)lack dressPS alul 1(lca
.. .. . .' . ". mantillas, papal diplomats, members
Good potatoes Sl.oo per nunarea ae- , , oomn ....istocracj and the , v,ir,,i n,i vi.initv .h ki.r1
ivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. nlninlv- dressed monks aiidji.. ..muu IU. ru.i.
nuns.
When the
SILK UNDERWEAR
TABLE LINENS
LEATHER GOODS
IVORY NOVELTD3S
SUITS
COATS
BLOUSES
BATH ROBES
PETTICOATS
HOSIERY
SWEATERS
GLOVES
ART LINENS
UMBRELLAS
NECKWEAR
NEW WATER LINE IN
IT
ttnder th6 direction of Chas. Davis,
superintendent of the city water works
and, streets, workmen -have bee'n en
gaged several days past in laying the
new pipe line through the warehouse
district, which when completed in sev
eral days more, and connected up with
the water system, will gjve that dis-
trlct greater fire protection and gener
ally reduce the fire hazard of the city.
This boon has long been talked of by
the city administration.
The new pipe line is 1000 feet long,
of six inch cast Iron pipe, and its cost
when installed will have amounted to
about $1600. It extends from Twelfth
street south as far as the Knight pack
ing plant, and will give the big ware
house, district of that section ample
fire protection as far as water supply
goes.
At present, as In the past, when a
fire occurs in this district south of the
Mason-Ehrman wholesale grocery
building the nearest water with which
to fight the flames has to be taken
from the hydrants on South Central
avenue.
HANDKERCHIEFS
FANCY BASKETS
POWDER SETS
TOILET WARE
BOUDOIR CAPS
BATH MATS
Gifts for
Children
DOLLS
BOOTIES
RATTLES
KEWPIES
8LIPPERS
HOSIERY .
SHOES
CAPS
SWEATERS
UNDERWEAR
BATH ROBES
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS
CRIB BLANKETS
RIBBON BOWS
ii irnvaMtCiA
C5S
OBITUARY
L
To ralso funds with which to pro-
ride tholr annual cheer for the poor
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waicn lor manionus uie When the pontiff entered, liornn i
sale. . f,.nin his nr'vnte nnartmenls ill tho l
In.,,ln nra atvloAit Tint fn Wrltft tllO .. . .... .,.. n ... .. t 'ii
Vv .u w..uu - - vnnriin 111 inn dcuhi ut-aLiuuna
word as "Xmas." X represents an (Cnalr of Cnmmnndl lie was recelv- i
unknown duantlty, or nothing. Christ- fi(, )y (hH stran8 o -ro Es Pctrus." - ;
mas is a celebration of Christ's birth- pius wng ncconipanicd by his en-1 1
day and therefore represents a great tiro ,,0.j,.t
event, instead of nothing. . rteMnri the ranal cli.i'r enmo nil '
For Diamond coal brlcketU. phone .. , fU11Ptilnrlea of the vuli-i!
v alley r uei ue, r uuue t o. .-
$6.50 motor driven horns at . the
Electric Shop.
Wo are selling all fancy goods ntj
great reduction. . Buy now, don't wait i
until after Xmas to . get this rate.
Medford Beauty Shop. 229
tonight, which will be attended by
members of the lodge from all ovor
the county, and visiting Elks. The
doings will . begin at 8 o'clock and
will last until midnight.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for this occasion tojiight and
all day long, motor truckB and othor
curs havo been huullng to the Elks'
temple turkeys, chickens, carcassoB
of beeves, calves and pigs, sucks of
flour, typewriters, boxes of apples,
produce of various kinds, groceries.
fancy work and the like. The Elkg -anticipate
a big fight among them-', ,
selves to see which one of them will
take home tonight the carcass of a-'
hog weighing 60 pounds.
I, i
Signs of Sulcldu.
KALAMA, Wash., Dec. 14. Police
hero today' were seeking traco'of A."
F. Kuhl, 05, who left a note in his
hotel room saying he was nbout to ,
end his life. . -His hat and cet were
found on tho dock. Kuhl had atated
he enme from Tacoma. " -'
IF SICK, TAKnCASCAREIS''
Clean Your Bowels! End Headache, Biliousness, Colds,
Dizziness, Sour, Gassy Stomach
To clean out your bowels without
oramping or overacting, take Cascaretsl
You want to feel tine; to be quickly
free from tick headache, diuiness,
biliousness, colds, bad breath, a sour,
acid, gassy stomach, constipation.
One or two Cascarets, anytime, will
tart the bowels acting. When taken
at night, the bowels work wonderfully -in
morning.
Cascarets never sicken or iuconveni-,
ence you next day like pills, calomel, .
salts, or oil. ' ,
Children love Cascarets too. 10 cent '"' '
boxes, also 5 and 60 cent sizes. Any .
drugstore. '.'jl
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FORSYTIIE The funeral . services
for, Samuel Wells Forsytho -who died
at his hbmo, 118 Mistletoe. December
tf, will bo held at tho Perl Funeral
Homo Friday at, 2 p. m.. Kov. J. It.
Sasnott officiating. Intermont ;in I.
O. F. cemetery. His Bister, Mrs.
Rosa 8. Eshom, arrived In- Medrora
Thursday morning from Yucca, Ariz.
BYCk Cynthia E. Buck died at
her home. 27 Tripp street, December
13. from pneumonia. Aged 68 years,
months, 7 nays. Biio was torn at
Stanton, Illinois, Marcn e, iss4 ana
she has been a resident of Medford
for tho nnst 35 years. She was a de
voted wlfo and mother and leaves a
host of friends to mourn her loss.
Slip loaves her husband, Charles P.,
and' two daughters. Mrs. Wilbur F.
Tnnner. Ttavmond. Cal. Mrs. Ouy. it.
Moore. Hnrrlsliurg, ore. jne junorni
service will be held at' the Perl Fu
neral Home Saturday nt 2 p. m., Kev
I). K. Millard officiating, Intermont
In I. O. O. F. - cemetery. '
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BOARDS OF TRADE
CHICAGO. . Dee. 12. Legislation to
compel grain exchanges to take into'
their organizations lawful producer
owned companies was urged by E. H.
Cunningham, president of the United
States Grain Growers, Inc.,- in nn ad
dress before the fourth annual conven
tion of the American Farm Bureau
Federation here today. ,
He pointed to the recent refusal of
the Chicago board of trade to accept a1
membership application of the United
States Grain Growers, Inc., as a con-j
crete example of the need of Buch)
legislation, declaring that tho local
board broke its pledge to the farmers, '
"if you abide by the rules we will wel
come you in," when it refused the far
mers organization a seat on tne Doaru
"I want the organized farmerB to
take up the gauntlet which has been
hurled at their feet," he said. "I want
to see' legislation supplemental to the
federal law enacted at the coming ses
sions of the legislatures iu nil grain
states of the oountry, which will afford
relief. .' ThisMeglsiation should compel
admission of lawful .i producerowned
companies' to the grain exchanges. The
work should not be hair ueartea or pi
a compromise-nature." ' ' '
Of the refusal of the Chicago Doara
ot -trade to give the united states
Grain Growers a seat Mr; Cunningham
said, "when art Institution like the
Chicago board of trade -thwarts the
will of society and defies the mandates
of the people's representatives In con
gress it is time ror men to spear..
It is time to curb this institution which
has erected itself in our midst"
Applications of the Unted States
Grain Growers, Inc., Mr. Cunningham
said, for seats on grain exchanges,
were pending at Indianapolis and St.
Louis and indications pointea to accep
tance, he added. .
For Colds,
Influenza
and as a
Preventive
!
Christmas Cards
Jolly Ones, Serious Ones, Quaint
Ones, Dignified Ones,Frieudly Ones
All are exquisitely designed and executed and
you'll find just the cards you want.
Hundreds and Hundreds of different kinds. In fact, our stock is
bo large that we can't display them all, and you will find new cards
on our tables every day..
GIFT PACKAGE DRESSINGS
Here you will find nil tho things that go to
make your packages attractive. Hod, green,
whlto and holly tissue paper, gold, paper, rib- .
.bozene In all colors, gold and silver cord. Labels,
stickers and gift enclosure .cards In endless
variety. ' .
. ..2c to $1.00
Values are much better than last year and
you will find cards that sold for 5o priced
at ; .... i...,L.;.:. ?o
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10o Cards, at
And all high priced
ately lower.
numbers proportion-
Tte First and Original
, Cold and Grip Tablet .
The box bears this signature
for Girts
30c
.. A BOX ASSORTMENT
of 12 Christmas Greetings, all Different
, 25 ... .
Swem's Studio
as
COUGH
ALL' '.;;'
NIGHT?
Are vou "kept 'awake' at
night with that annoy-1
ing cough that irri
tating tickle in your
throat? Then keep a
bottle of BINZ Bron-chi-Lyptusbji
your
bed and take just a sip
when the cough lwth
crB you. You'll be
asleep before you
know it and your
cough will be relieved.
"NIP IT
IN THE BUD
WITH BINZ
PRODUCTS"
a nRiT
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PINEAPPLES MAY
REPLACE SUGAR AS
MovnT.fTLlT. T. II.. DecThe pos-
Bllilllty'that plheopplcs may shortly
challenge tho nnclrnt supremacy ot
sugar enno as Hawaii's prcvi101" crl
ii teen In the announcement that the '
Islands' gross Income tnis year irom
plncnpples will ho nbout J22.O0O.00O.
as compared with tho sugar crop
valuo of 6t,OOO.O()0. : Nc.v ncrengc ;
and Improved mothods In cultivation I
are expected to- Increase the pine
apple production oy bi vnn in.
and perhaps 100 per cint w'.thln a
few yearn. .
The production of canned plncup
nlra this year anpronimnti-d S.O00,-
000 cam-s. which nolo at nn average i
price of $4.46 a case. The Hcrcnge
Is estimated nt J6,000, which will be
Increased next year besviM the pac k
ers have been unabl.i to supply thi
demand. ' .
Chlwf among the Improvements In
cultivating methods Is the utilization
of the nrwly discovered paprr mulch
ing Jirocpss which has Increased pro
duction on certain lands by between
li nnd SO per cent In experiments
conducted this yenr. Vse of tho
Daoer mUlch also reduced production
costs because It decrensi-d the nces-
Medford Book Store
Medfortfs Big Christmas Storei,
OFFEES A LIST OF
Christmas Suggestions
Gifts that are ever welcome and cheerfully' received and reflect
the good taste of the giver. .
STATIONERY
A Very Complete Assortment
OTHER APPROPRIATE GIFTS
Desk Sets '
Desk Calendars
Game Sets , - .
Writing Portfolios
Memo Books
Leather Goods
Fountain Pens
Eversharp Pencils
Drawing Sets
Smoking Sets
. Receipt Books
Waste Baskets .
Colored Crater Lake Pictures and Baskets
BOOKS
Books make an incomparable Christmas Oift.
assortment by the popular authors.
We have a
large
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
We have an enormous assortment of Greeting Cards which we are
offering at greatly reduced prices. We will give yott the benefit
of extra low prices. You make your selection from samples wnioa
assures you clean, fresh cards.