Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 15, 1922, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MaTL 'TRIBUNE. TilEDFORT) PXflE THREE " -J'lJ'iH"' iiwm.ll JH'n TDU IS1 I Gift Perfumes I I Imported from France H Af Prices Veuer fieore Offered in W 5 Med ford 1 HUBIGANTS: I S '; Ideal, 1 02. bottles ! Ideal, 2 oz. bottles .... g, Ideal Toilet Water, 4 oz. . O, , Ideal Toilet Water, 8 oz. . . ' ,i ; Ideal Sachet, 1 oz. ....... H Quelques Fleurs Toilet Water ; S Quelquers Fleurs Sachet . . .' . . s.COTY'S: 1'.- Paris, 1 oz. . . . . .'.-. ......... Chypre, 2 oz. . . . . . . ,", - . l'Origan, 1 oz. . . : . . .. . x . . S . l'Origan, 2 oz. . . H l'Origan Toilet Water ....... . H l'Origan Sachet KERKOFF'S: .$3,45 1 .. 6.95 1 . 3.85 1 . 7.35 1 . 2.25 1 . 5.00 1 . 7.85 1 . .3.65 1 . 2.25 1 .$3.65 I ; 6.45 n r 5.50 . 7.65 . 3.85 i ' 2.25 J .$2.50 1 2.25 1.75 y Djer-Kiss Toilet Water Djer-Kiss Vegetal , SETS Djer-Kiss, Mavis, Jonteel, Cara Nome, ' La Boheme, Gardengo Phone 874 Hip Anniversary On December 12tJi it was ono yenr slnco wo opened, our Store In'.', Modford. o wish to tluiuk tho public, who havo.so generously patronized' us In the past year, and to assure you tlmt wy wJU eu deavor to offer you more and better bargains in tho coming ycur.-' Beginning Monday, December 11, for ono week we will cele.4: -, brate by selling: ..',.' . ' ; ', New Irish Frieze all wool Overcoats, a $20.00 rahle!'..'...$14.60 0. D.; Army- Overcoats, ' reclaim....! :!:.....J.:..$3.75 ; 0. D: Army Blankets, reclaim, 31bs. and 3 1-2 lbs..::.......;.$2.95 Esmond Blankets, Navajo patterns, fast colors....: $4.85 New Cotton Double Blankets .'. .....$1.95 Big Ben Alarm Clocks.... .'.....$3.19 - Stag Handle Pocket Knives..:. .".....:.'.'.:............ $1.25 I Ebony Handle Pocket Knives :....'....;..:....:,:...:.t..:........!............90c Largo Size Chocolate Candy.....;. ......;i...-.i...!-............l..2 of,' lo-' VVelvet Tobacco ;:....:.! l:J:U;JUo .'. '' ' ' ''' ' 'f'S'X-- ' ' 'V''V-i'i -; Trade at the Army Store mJ'ave Mom?-;': . . ;; : .. . . .- '4" " ' - '4- ;": . .'..v ; 32 Central Ave. South! . ' '" "vV;. i r : News of Jackson County j GOOD CHRISTMAS SITE OF ASHLAND PROGRAM R. RIVER HOTEL IS CHOSEN, ' CHRISTMAS DAY nocuK. Kiynn, toc.n. Th Civic Improvement club.inct ' m the city library last Friday ntlcrnoon nnfl transacted the usual business. The ladles completed, arrangements Ipr their Christmas gathering which vllt be In. the city library on Deeemlcr 22 at 2 p. m. . Each member will hrinu a present not to cost in oxocss o( twenty-five cents and a medium of exchange will be adopted. To re freshments will consist of apples, popcorn and cady. A bid time- Is expected and nil mombors ar! ursd to be present. The homo of John Short was made happy last Tuesday, the occasion being the advent of a new baby boy. .Mother and boy are reported as doing fine. . . . Ucorga Martin, our rural mall car rier, has a brand- now Ford. Georga puts ono of these machines out of commission each year during his rural route up Evans Creek, but nays he has not found anything as yet that will give service equal to tho "fllv- '.'' . : ' . f... '- -, ... The ecounty has just completed much needed repairs on .the bridge ovor Kokug Rlvur. Guard, rails have been Installed at the south approach which! is much , appreciated by all automobile drivers. Card notices are out for a dance to be held at Owen's Hall December 15, under the auspices of Messrs. L. O'Kelly and A. T. Mcllvalnl. . The city election held here Decem ber 4th resulted in F. W. Clark beinft elected mayor;- Ed. Woodcock, Paul Freed, Dick Bwacker and Sam San dry, councilmen. ' Albert-Milton and A.'T. Mcllvaln are hold-over mem bers. This Is a new line-up of city of ficers, some retiring having held of fice for many years. . 1 Mr. A. T. Mcllvalln was taking ft trip to, Med ford last Saturday in -his Ford, accompanied by Mrs.. Mcllvalih, Rev; 'Win. Lee Gray, and tho Misses (".-ston -and Anderson. . For, somo rni.on, upn going down . tho souVi side of .Ulackwcll hill, the car. skid ded, and before Mr. Mcllvaln could adjust It, It turned over. Mr. Gray received a number of bruises upon' the forehead and face, but tho , othors were not seriously injured.- . Superintendent Browna of tho high school has completed a schedule, of games for the trip north of his bas ketball teajn. Tho boys that Wilt make the trip, leaving here December 19, arc Alva Laws and Clcland Banks I forwards, Elliott Butler, center, -6r-i vlllo Denglcr and ' Victor ' Bij:dsnyo, . -lMMlon. an Wall., Wakoman, substitutes. The Schedule will take the team as far north as Portland. The boys have been doing good work under the coaching of Mr. Browne and we expect to heaf favor able reports. .upon the results of the games played, as it will take an ex ceptionally good team to score more potlnts than our boys, John-, Owens and his. daughter,' Eva, URlrthrng,,td. spend -the ivhiter in n-atAi-JX' .... rtrlAj :-ui tnn.-n illiUsiSf. iftifctterff.'iio.Us -.'tWjbsnt: 'V'.I?$,;".W '-.Clark WWrne4A.Jeek l.ttm'2ib1fnAMi. :ViMlnftof mriti Cast. pkrjtiattaH; tlltoiigtout the' ,Ert-tv of Jowij;r';4lt.--;cl4rk Miporto th'Bllo frsKt ai- -4ti a'.Very .- 8a condition 04 htrtcldjiyMiio high priJoi-of mna and l' .tHc"'6f farm products jfivittW in 'thenfiirmers being almost unaht- kni(ruhlS ;"hard: dpi" rHe Wys that aurmg lae 4ast six monins ine. oanns ha-o ebme.-td- the rcscoii 'ahfl- thlngs look, a' litUe brighter but 'It will be some time before a total .reqoVery . le hSd.-i' v. ,- naa.-i (..,' . " ' 4 '. '- V ' . Prof., J3fp'wn - iafoe h9md tfom Grhnta -Pass tho otlior eVonlui driv ing -a. new: FordC Ho thought It would tako a new. .machine' to 'keen.' todee '. 'with his fast, task etba'll tearn'that he Mi. jr.t 'fcfc.' .-i .'- ..,. . -. ".' Fridfc 'nventnir. '.DtScpmb'ilr '.IB':. YID second, huinber of; the Ell(son-whlte lyeoum ourso. will be given, at tho Community Hull. The first number of 'the; course was' so w-el received that all- Are1 looking forward' to this date With pleasurable expecta'tion. . The Community Club .vllt , hold.- a baslex supper at th,e Commurilly Hall DecerAber 19. 1 The business to be transacted will bo .the electlo of of flcers, .'after which , a blg'oclal time Is '. anticipated.' All members and others ..Interested aro expected 1 to be presrht: ,.' ".. "' '. ' -' ' ," ' For Quality and Richness . FRENCHY Chocolates ; The Height of Good T aste " for Christmas ...".-L".. '- Outwardly, tr.ii snappy package breathes the ' very spirit: of Christmas. Rich, cheer ul. chaste , it's a gift you will send with , fullest conft- . .dence: that it will delight the eye and the,., heart. , ' . , $1, $2 and $3 the Box 7 - . Ask for Krause's Chocolates by rw. 11 jitur omr aa, e Milk For InfaMt, Invalidt m ChiUrtm: The Original Food brink for All' Ages. QuickLunchttHomeOfficeeiFouiitaW RlchMilk, Malted Grain Extract In Pow, deroiTabletform..trirlthlnf-Nacooklaa. tB" Avoid (mltstimii and Snbib'tutet Brand new 1923 l;. FORt SEDAN Never Been Driven -.., Liberal Eeduction GOOD TERMS ,:"''-'.' . . .. . : O. V. Myers Vallty Oarage " " CAPITAL 300,000 . ASHLAND,-. Doc. i Tho .hotel situation, Us hroscoped In : these columns several days ago, Is matu rlalfalitg Insofar' at Iraxt us it' alto Is concerned, tho locution being fixed on Chautnuqua trrouuds. tho South ern Oregon assembly voting a sort of franchise In behalf nr the hotol movement, which .Wllil b termed u community prospect duly lucoroorat ed. Tho capital stork will bo 1300,. 000', represented by' 3000 shares of a par valuo of $100 each. . Arrange ments for comprehensive plan details arc alrondy-under way.. Contrary to tile Impressions of some, tho big au ditorium will nqt be dismantled, but it will bo retained as n sort of annex to tho hotel proper., tho big public house nlso to be of colossal propor tions, tt is' further contemplated to devise -methods for. hrating tbo au ditorium when Its use Is found neces sary. Among 1 Incorporators! of course-, Jesse Wlnburn' leads In a fi nancial way. a supplementary list In cluding G. 8. Butler. J. P. Dodge, Dr. Swedenburg, Bert Clreor, Homer Bil lings, T. H. Simpson, Dr. Burdlc, Rev. W. J. Oldfield, Sylvester , Patterson, and others A special advisory com mitted, of tho Chautauqua assoclutlo.il wll have power to act In behalf of that body. , Thursday morning of this week the temperature registered 2S, deemed by many , tho lowest record thus far this season, but official figures are to the contrary, ono morning In the btcak November, wo remember that It reg iBtcred 19 In Its shirtsleeves. . The Chautauqua' association ' lias elected .Rev. .V. . Judson . Oldfield. president: V. 'O.' N.' Smith,! vice-presi dent; Homer Billings, secretary, ana O, O. Eubapks, treasurer.' CI. 8. But ier. C. H.Vaiincl. O. ' Winter. Mrs. Patterson .'and :frii,Vla tUM ; yef o chosen as .trustees, ' .. w .'-.', f. v ' The' thrlstisn' chtirph , will', hold- a tiazaarand' fpoj, fel4. on. Saturday.' of thin.weck, .:'.:y.t ': ,V, ''.,' ' .v.: :.Among' San' 'fVanclBco.'j)iarSu tje. Call is -makl'ptf'jhrqadrf Into thl? ter ritory,.' icsxer.uecK -..Deinc .circulation distributor for'.'Ashlahd and vicinity. ' Mori Spencor Is the bew cpmnVah'dor o the -local post,','Arnor'lcah'.Wgiori, Captain J. ' I. i Adams, of. First.' Cony pany, . being vlco-cdminander;-. Drl" J, W. Craniloll.v finance., , off Icor, "After tho. clectjon the .legion. .Indulged' In One of its tradltlonali reunions sup, dlementcd by a generous feed. ' ' : Another great outfioUHng 'of tho spirit .occurred, this week,- When the chief of, police dumped the contents of bottles and Jugs of moopshlno Into tmt . gutter. The liquid measure mounted' up. to' about the equivalent of over thirty quarts, various brands, seized on various occasions for some time post and condemned under due process of law. Grand Army veterans havo elected Erastus Hall, commander; Aden Spencer, senior and G, O. Van Natta, junior vlco-commanders. Captain Thomas Is phapiajnl;.; Installation will occutv'elther with tli,first1if,th9 y.ca'r oHon!tthecAftctWiertH'4priolntl off Peers .11. Aamed ' , i-aA Micl gafflfrfciiiwhnitHe Pjli-in4' rtiWf corph fneaCvlni slal. ss8)oh,f . -. n i First Company undiri i-nt achea ules, is drilling twice Wefcttl$. jln ordey to conform 'o relatlini al pro vides. . i ::w? r -V;--. ; Frank Murpby ajldli far .JJokdti wero- Asbland 'TsPrnlaMvjHf '-of. tvo oouinorn uregon lyiocrricui r vaierv association) which met In Qnii)ts,ipBsi( early In; tho week. .'.'"' ,',, ' , .' .;;,). : Director " .Love-land ' of ' the local band has announcbd that the custo mary practice meeting's of thd organi zation on Monday evenlogt of - each woek havo bep- dlsoonttpucd until the begtnnln ot h9tr: f.HTi Fhn a, aerolite scnaiio.-. wtjp; Jr MO on a .permantnt pseia. '. r. ' j A state bureau Ql'tj WtpecMbB , h bten .represented 'tero Of (ate'ap'eif prt lnervltinj ' boilers ' and;' Vot!hV' cdulnhieht.'., inbldent tb- a tdur. -of ksouthern" Orego'dl ; Jnsotar:,B hsatlng plants '. ara .idnaeefpdAVfspwjIa'lll' wjiero' steapii it if'lvol'Wif i-.sety ier aTcrnreseuru .on borlfcrs Is 'an.abso- kWhat we ipyiHy nnod'.ls - still: unoShkr tnai prcai ueparimeiri, or commis sion which .will' enforce, tinder the severest pcOu)t Irs, an Indication., bti the' steam gunge ot a pressure rang ing from three potlrids at Icast-'-flve pounds being a maxlmurn beyond the realms or mo wuacst ratio or expeo tancy. It jroniafns . tor tho governor- elect, In line with, hia'platltudes ex erted , In belmlf- of reducing taxation, to recommend ta a hostile' leltrtnturo tne wisaom, in tno jace ,oi. a, i.is.ra Winter, , of. enn,ctln'g i.4 ' 4tuto thlcb W.lll cjcticdlto' tnrfDtotess.of cslorin; cation tq tHff extpnfof'stoaifi jstUifpes performfngt'a,'ltof duV t'o In-' toiwii-o, at fudiulous. firing.. A census of vital' statistics - as nn- plying'to '.dairy Vewi, sows a' number within City -limits . larger than ever supposed. . Oyer 80 word tested by the federal vrtorlnarlnn la one fore noon, with '.('several precincts yet to hear from.".- ; '. Local Income fax" payors are re minded that December. 15 Is the (nst day for paying tho fourth and final Installment of tho. 1021. Income tax. If not already paid, persons are liable for both penalty and Interest. . ;. , A "Notice for Inclusion" is now being published, applying to prellmi nsrtes in the event tha Bel If view dis trict and a certain area within -Ashland city limits, joins In the' move ment to secure Irrigation privileges under the Talent projoct. s The .papers bear signature. of a majority of the owners ot acreage In the territory In volved and January 2., 1923 has been nxea as a ante for hearing the. peti tion t tho otiico of the Irrigation dis trict, at Talent.' at which time ob. Jectors ar entitled to be present and show cause, It any they have, why the petition for inclusion should not b granted. According to letters received here lately from the Canadian maritime provinces, the admonition on official postal cancellation - stamps, is not "Christmas seals stamp out tubercu losis." but a reminder that "Drivers (urn to the light in New Brunswick," Implying u change from traditional English custiin in regard to navlgal nlg tho highways. Miss Frances McWllliams, teacher In the Oakland sihools, California, will come homo this week for a va cation visit over tho Chrlstmus holidays. The condition of Stephen Hawks. seriously Injured in a fall some tlmo ago, remains precarious, without hopes of recovery. Mr. Hawks was n confirmed Invalid even before this accident happened which aggravated tho severity of his affliction. FORMATION OF A THIRD PARTY IS DEFEATED BY VOTE CLEVELAND, Dec. 15. (By the Associated Press) Delegates to the second conference, for progressive po litical action ,hav. . left for their homes today to per feet stnto organi zations for tho nomination and elec tion .ot candidates, either through "primaries of old parties" or by "In dependent political action" - as set forth' In the program of organization adopted at the two-day convention here. , . . . Formation of a third partv was de feated at the closing session last nlxht after a prolonged debate In which many speakers characterised the re publican and democratic parties us owned and financed by Wall street" A featuro of tho report of tho com mittee as adopted, was a declaration that the conference os a "leading fac tor in securing the election of pro gressive United Slates senators and piembers of tho house, requests Its members to act a9 a peoples' bloc and work for tho ' peoples' progressive program, and that the chairman and socrotary of this conference call such progressive members together as soon as the new congress convenes to or fjarilaa, them for. effective action." . Discussion of . tho third party hucStlph came, after a day devoted to the discussion and adontlon of a nr- gran- for"f uturb political action and a plUtform in which was demanded repeal of -i the -Ksch-Ciinimlns. law. pUb)la control of water power, direct. Ulectlon -Of nresident. and vii-n-nrnHi- ueni tnat congress end practice of coui'ta in declaring legislation uncon stitutional,-enactment, of tho NorrlB- Slnclalr bill, payments of a soldier bohUB by taxes on excess Income, and leglsldtlbn providing minimum stand ards of employment for women. With' Modford trade Is Medford mads. S,iisBBMBtBiBBaBBBBHBBBBBl Be Cured to Stay Cured I GUARANTEE to per manently cure your Piles without cutting, burning, . stitching, anaesthetic, con finemerft or unpleasant ; after-effects. My patients . are reputable men and women . . In every walk of life to whom , . you may refer about thl painless, non-surgical cure. . . If you arc a sufferer from Plies, ' Fistula, Fissure or other rectal disease, call or write today for FREE booklet. Cost of treatment returned if I - fail to cure your Pile. DR. CHAS. J. DEAN I ND AND MORRISON PORTLAND. OfttOON MENTION THIS PAP ER WHEN WRIT IN& PHOTOGRAPHS for Christmas ' . SWEM'S STUDIO ty K Main to. "- Mrrffonl RUBBER BOOT REPAIRING SAW BOLES AXD IIKKL8 Medford Vulcanizing Works Loans to 0 Farmers Under Federal Supervision i Money for to rotund existing Mort (tagonj buy more land; provide bnlld lngs; Improvements; equipment; llve- stocKjor-fof jqtaie otljer agricultural purpose: on .a' ngn-maturing mort gage si o, per cent inierRst. tor a term of-from 20 to- -3s years: undor an amortisation plan; with privilege of paying any or all payments after five years, and can give prompt attention to applications In amounts from 15,000 to $50,000. California Joint Stock Land Bank : SAX FRANCISCO, ' ' Tor applications and nnrtleulnri See K, If. Hurd, 402 Medford litdg. . Medford, Oregon. a patter ol ; ; ; ' tobacc o- v-' I X Liooett & Myers Tobacco Ca TV mteraiid.fhe Children'S2Bafhs Let a cheery oil heater filled with Pearl Oil drive the chill from tha bathroom. Its comfortable warmth will delight thekiddies and safe guard their health. You can easily carry the heater from room to room 'wherever you want its friendly1 ' glow. Pearl Oil is refined and re-refined by our special process which makes it clean burning no smoke 'no odor no waste. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere. Insist on it by name Pearl Oil. .,',:,'Vr,f: ; PEARL KEROSENE) HEAT AND LIGHT TUaJrll commmtI .t-"- WITH MEDFOFD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.