Medford mail tribune., December 26, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFOTCD
Wocal and
JLj Personal
Fallowing the tw: days holiday tlm
urgperjus, iiiealimirkoU ami haiilts illil
quite a tuhIi of hitxineHH toluy. How
evor, mnny families will live for u day
or two on their leftover turkey ami
otlier OirlstmUK ROrxllns. I
CteKcent orchestra masquerade,)
Bagla Point, .Sat., Deo. 30th. i
l!lK closiiiK carnival! Pnvillori !,j
Wed! ,. 2X6
Kollowlns showers whli lu not In I
about 10 o'clock last nlsht a more or
less steady downpour of rain set In
along towards tills moraine which
with accompanying wind made today
quite stormy, ltaln in the prediction
for tonlKht and Wednesday.
You can get It at DeVoe'a. tf
Save money. Hhone us jour order
for a Vacnctte Non-electric cleaner to
ilav. Co8tln more Jan. 1st. Mrs.
Callairhan 627-X. 2:19
A boy was horn to Mr. and Mrs. V.
C. Taylor, corner of Jackson and Klver
side on December Ifith, who has been
christened Robert Chalmers Taylor.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Cnrnea.
The last of the season! Mil? masquer
ade and carnival! Pavilion! Wed! 2'M'
Two former residents or Jackson
ville died recently. They were Ralph
Itallejr who died Dec. 14th at his home
In Portland, leaving a wife and one
child, besides a number of relatives in
this county, and Wilson Mcllee who
died Dec. 21st at his homo In Simla
Ilosa. Calif.
There's no iilace like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion!
Wert! .2.1
Ed Hodge is over from Klamath
Falls siiendlni? the holidays with the
fnmllv nnd eniovlnu a few days of
ranch life.
Special prices on UUili school typo
writer practice nauer at this office, tf
Yes, it wipes full width of glass, and
it's automatic. Safety VlBion Wind
shield Cleaner at Crater Lake Automo
tive Co. 2:15
Much Interest has been shown In
the elaborate holiday masquerade at
the pavilion tomorrow night. A big
evening of fun and amusement has
been planned, and many novel favors,
and prizes will be distributed to the
KUests. For the benefit of those who
ilo not appear in costume there will
be plenty of masks nnd carnival caps
on hand. Director Launspach has pre
pared an exceptional program of all
that Is new in popular new dance hits.
HlB closing carnival! . Puvlilcin!
Wed-! 23U
January first will be the last day to
pay city assessments without penalty.
241
The Mltzl theatrical company, like
a' big happy family, enjoyed a Bpeclal
Christmas dinner and celebration be
tween the two performances given at
the Pago (heater and beginning ut U
p. m. In -the small dining room of the
Hotel iMedford. 1 ho- company you
with their special car attached to tlio
northbound pa'ssonger train at A n. m.
today for Eugene where tlioy play tonight.
This flfftce is prepared to print
ledger ulieotB, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping . machines. Don't give
your ordors to traveling men and have
them printed out of Modford.. Phone
mr and wo will cull. tf
Notlco to Redman of the World:
All liieinbers will meet at hall to at
tend the funeral of brother Emil De
Roboan. Ilurlal at Jacksonville cemo
tery. M. C. McDonald, sachem. 2:15
A pruning demonstration will be
held at the Omega orchard near
Talent on Wednesday, January 3rd, to
be conducted by County Agent Cate
nnd Cbtinty Fruit Inspectors Howard
Warner and Elmer R. Ontman. It had
been erroneously announced previous
ly that this demonstration was to be
held tomorrow.
Mattres work all kinds. Modford
Auto Ton Co. Phone 104. tt
Hig closing carnival! Pavilion!
Wed! ' . 2M
' Mr. nnd Mrs.- 'George MerrltU havo
moved from their fruit ranch In Cen
tral Point to Jacksonville to remain
until spring.
There will bo a penalty of five per
cent on city assessments If not paid
by January first. 241
Favors! Prizes! Confotti! Serpen
tine! Balloons! Holiday cnrnlvnl!
Pavilion Wed! 2:!G
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Dny and two
children of' Portland are visiting Dr.
nnd Mra.'C. T. Sweeney, Mrs. Day's
parents, over the holidays.
Hemstitching nnd plcotlug, silk or
cotton, 8 eonts per yard. Cor. Main
and Bartlett. The Vanity Shop, tf
Cresrent orchesiia ' masquorado,
Knglo Point. Sat., Dec. 30th. 23 tt
(leorge Irvlno returned yesterday
from Copco, Calif., where he has been
In the employ of Iho California-Oregon
Power company for tho past few
months ami left this afternoon for
(rinnts Buss on bUHlnoHs- for the com
pany. Dig closing cnrnlval! Pavilion!
Wed! VM
Say I If yon picked up n man's um
brella or found one In your plnco ol
business pleaso phone 70. It's wanted
by the owner, '
8ystom Sorvlce Co. wrltos Fire and
nil other tns"rnnr Strong compnnlea.
nfflco 2il fl.- MwHnrd Uldg. tt
Safe
Milk
Mmnf.
Invalid A
Childrta
The Original Food-Drink for All Ages.
QuIckLunchat Home.OfficreiFountnint.
RichMilk, Mulled OminKlrtract In Pow
dcrfcTabletforms. Notirlahlni-Nocooklo.
MT Avoid Imitation! anil Snbttitutci
j In true Daniel lloone fashion, fol
lowing the tracks and everything
. Hugh Ilarron, son of Homer llarron
of east of the city, shot and killed
one of the largest bears seen recently
in that section of the country. The
kill was made in the vicinity of the
Hyatt I'ralrlo dam. Young Harron
was out hunting when he ran across
tho trucks of the bear In tho snow
Ilo proceeded to follow these, which
led him to a cave In which tho bear
had nmde its home. When he encoun
tcred the animal, Hugh had to use his
gun in a hurry. He took quick aim and
brought It down with one- shot
The animal was of the black bear
triho nnd weighed 370 pounds. Ash-
hind Tidings.
For new pianos: Ellington, Hamil
ton. Howard and Raldwln, see H. N.
I.ofland at Root's Musle Store, - or
phono U91-J. 23
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion
Wed! 23(i
The annual Christmas eruption of
the Craters will ho held tonight at
i:30 in the American Legion hall.
Final nomination of officers and other
important business will come hrfore
tho meeting tonight.
Expert auto repairing at 29 S. Front
St. Home of the Stephens. Star
.Motor & Supply Co. 23U
Favors! Prizes! Confetti! Serpen
tine! Halloons! Holiday carnival!
Pavilion Wed! 23fi
Vm. A. Altken, the local and Ash
land ardent sports enthusiast Intends
to make a trip to Corvallis next week
end to witness the Corvallis-Scott high
school football game for the champion
ship of the United States on Hell
Field, New Year's day.
The boosters are buying candy made
In Medford. 234
There's a, busy Business College In
your home town. OWN.
Mrs. Tom Fulton and children of
Port Orford, formerly of- Jacksonville
and Medford arrived here last week
in time to spend Christmas with MrB.
Fulton's mother, at the county seat.
They will return home after New
Year's. Mr. Fulton is editor and pub
lisher of tlio Port Orford Tribune and
was formerly editor of tho Jackson
ville POBt. .
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion!
Wed! 23U
$0.50 motor driven horns at the
Electric Shop.
The annual holiday slump period Is
on at the hotels of this city, which
comos to hotels everywhere because
people Bpend that time at home or in
visiting relatives. Hence there Is only
a handful bf guests dally at the Med
ford and Holland-.
Hot tamales and, chill con- came at
De Voo's. tf
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 202
O. W. Milam of Phoenix, was a
Moiirortl business visitor today.
Holiday masquerade! Pavilion!
Wed! ' ",. 23
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S.
711 East Main street. '.
: The brilliant Christmas party In tho
Oriental Hallroom wan patronized by
a large and enthusiastic crowd of dan
cers from all parts of the valley and
festivities continued long after mid
night. Over 250. couples were In atten
dance and the popularity of this latest
addition to the local life of Medford
wns again proved without question.
A real holiday carnival! Pavilion
masquerade! Wed! Everybody's going!.
... :w
When In need ot sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or coma to
711 E. Main Btreet
F. Riley Davis, son ot Mr. and Mrs.
F..Roy DavlB returned this morning
from Eugeno where he has been at
tending tho University of Oregon since
last September and will remain here
until the first of the year.
E. O. Bradley has opened business
at 127 North Riverside as Medford
Auto Painting, with 20 years experi
ence. I can guarantee my work to
givo satisfaction, estimates free.
Phone 26. 339
Don't forgot to pay your city assess-1
monts before January first, - i 241,!
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray leave this
arternoon for San Francisco whore
they intend to reside permanently.
Mr. Ray has accepted a. position In
that city.
Holldny masquorado! Pavilion!
Wed! ' 2:ili
Milk nnd cream at DoVoe's. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kendall Crocker and
Mrs. Houtolle are tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Uoutello at the lattnr's
home on South Ivy street. Thoy are
enrouta from their home In Fltchburg.
Mass., to their winter homo at Santa
Barbara.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main. '
Armstrong cords puts tho miles In
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor
Supply Co.
H. 11. Brown nnd sons ot Mlnnapolls
nro guests tit tho Hotel Holland lis are
John U Wise of Trail, Ore.. A. B.
Iliitchhuin, 8. E. Walker and J. E.
Inman of Portland. O. Ed Boss of
Salem, E. W. Burt of Spokane, O. L.
I. ever of New York, A. Stownrt ot
Hoseburg and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P.
Wright of Wood, Cullf.
Your last chance to dance at the
pavilion! Holiday carnival! Wed.
I.imnspach's big Pavilion orchestra!
Let's Bo!
For Sale New Columbia - phono
graph records nt half price. Victor,
Brunswick Coluiribl'i, Patho & Sonora
phonographs nnd tecords nt reduced
priors. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street,
next to Fnrmors & Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phono 4K5-J. "
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Terrell spent
Christmas day with relative In Rose
burg. They mado tho trip up and back
by auto.
For Snlo Good sound Spltlcnborg
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes.
Also extra fancy Nowtowns, packed,
$1.73. E. F. Guthrie, 232 Jacksonville.
210
Tnlio your kodak films to rnlmnr's
studio. First class work end prompt
t Roy Hill spent yesterday In , Med-1 ' The Woodmen of tho World will lioid
ford and returned to Portland last an Initiation ceremony at the Nat. on
night after a short visit with his par-; Jan. 3rd ut which time the new second
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hill and, degree work will be put on for the
lamllv.
. Provide
I sorvlco.
tf
against loss. Insure
Redden nnd Canaday.
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70.
F. F. Ixjder und family of Corning,
Calif., are on a two weeks vlnlt here
with Mrs. Lodej's' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. I.. Bennett and family. They
arrived last week and will remain
until after the first of the year.
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe's? tt
Pictures of, the Astoria fire have
been received by R..A. Holmes, the
Insurance Man, and aro on display in
tho. window of Johnson. Jewelry store.
1 ' 235
Not every country town can boast of
two Post offices, .. but Jacksonville
can, nnd they are next door neighbors
the regular -poHtofflce and Post
printing office. ; Every day, strangers
poke their heads in our door, looking
for mull, but Jump like a scared coon
when they discover their mistake.
Jacksonville Post.
For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y.
tf
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grey of
Klamath Falls are visiting Mr. Grey's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Grey of
tills city. Lawrence Grey who is em
ployed In the San Francisco offices of
the California-Oregon Power company,
also arrived last Saturday night and
will remain for a week's visit.
Our companies pay over one-fourth
of all the Astoria fire losses. R. A.
Holmes, the Insurance Man. 236
Crescent orchestra masquerade.
Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239
Miss Edith Sweeney arrived the
middle of last week from San Fran
cisco to spend the holidays with Dr.
and Mrs. c T. Sweeney.
See the only automatic windshield
leaner that wipes the entire width of
glass, at Crater Lake Automotive Co.
235
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Seth Bullis, Jr., Is In the Community
Hospital as the result of an infection
of the face which developed after he
had run into a barbed wire fence Sun
day afternoon.
Crescent orchestra masquf'ade,
Eagle Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239
Hemstitching and pecotlng at
Deuel's. 240
j first time In southern Oregon. Candi
dates rroiu Asniand, lirants Pass. .Mea
ford und Phoenix will be given the
work, if weather permits fl parade
will lie held prior to the ceremony.
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two" grado
milk goats. Inquire ut 843 E. Ninth
St. . 237
WDAN'TEI) Man with car to' sell
guaranteed cord tires. Will arrange
salary and expense with right man.
Cord-O-Van Rubber Company, 1 1 OS
S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, ill. 235
Hats! Hats!
'" . ..-,. .
-. -. - .;
We are to ; close
shop for 2 weeks
for repair work on i
account of the fire.
There are a few
good hats left and
rather than pack
them away I will
sell them at prices
very lo,w.
$2.50 to $8.50
Nothing over $8.50
See These Bargains
Miss Towne
At The Cokmial
i The;, "sljj dulii-iiic' kU jwjll holflM' Severall'oftilfi Jst.res ; commenced
dancing party at lii 'Xii toaiglit lo!; taking Inveutiiir t!iis.inorlng. ' i
the "Oregon Symphony Four'' will pro. ( The Medfonr Center Jewelry shop is I
duce tho mimic lor tha- affair -which 1 putting on a big unloading sale .tbisj
promises to be well attended.. ' . . I week oiulheir entire stock of Jewelry,
There will be a regular cominiinica-! watches, blocks. Aihierware, etc. : '
tion of Reames chapter No. ii, Wed- Don't overlook paying your city
ncsday .evening, Dec. 27th at 7 : 30. 1 assessments. t There Is a penalty ofl
Masonic hall. Initiation. , .2:111 1 five ''per ceii't' after January first.: 241
take our Advice use
GRWMET
Th. Economy BiMNQ POWDER
BTJNGALbW STORE
IB
FOR RUNT Large, pleasant heated
rooms, hot and cold water! sleeping
porch. Phone 905-M. 237
FOR SALE In order to make an
Immediate sale I will sell my 15 acre
ranch on Spring St. at a sacrifice.
R. F. D. 3. Box 39, Medford, Ore.
J. N. McCune. 235
Handicraft Shop,
Hemstitching
Plcotln'g ,
8c per yard. ,
Buttons covered.
WE FIX THEM
YOUR AUTO CURTAINS
At BURK'S ,
OniKwItn R. P. Depot
MM
SEEDS
.:. for
Every
Requirement
Farm Orchard
X1v rntntng sent free on
rmiuvsb ' Wvite iui for
Kpcdiitl ijcticeV bit quail
titles. iool Seed Produces
(iood -Crops. ,
C.CMORSE&tG.
749 FRONT ST.
.Retail Store 115 Market St
2C
' Begins '
Tomorrow
Mr. and Mi's, ,
Iridic: '
All America lias
laughed ( tho' Joys
and t rial of "Clar-
encc"! ,
Now, tho screwn
rrysljUlb.os all of
tho delights ; of
lloolli Tarklnglon's
fiaiuHM ' American
comedy:
If Mm. DrMillo
ever nuuln nmx
torploce, this Is It!
"CLARENCE"
Needs no further recommendation when we say Booth Tark
ington wrote it! Wra. DcMille produced it! AGNES
AYEES, MAY McAVOY, KATHLEEN WILLIAMS, WAL
LACE REID act in it!
H,YI; TONKili r !
AXIT.V STKWAHT In "IIKIt MA HAIKiAIV
PIN In "lltli:.M.lK MOVIKM."
nnd IlKN Ti ll-
SI'Kt'lAl, XKW YKAR'S AT
TH.Vt'TlOX HAROLD 1.I.OYO in
"tiUANP.M.VS UOY.'
,WE: MUST; UNLOAD!
TOO MUCH STOGK-NOT ENOUGH CASH
FOR THIS T .k'l7T? ON OUR
WEEK ONLY ' : ENTIRE STOCK
(Contract Goods Excepted)
: SPANISH COMBS '
ONE-FOURTH LESS 5
PEARL BEAD NECKLACES
ONE-FOURTH LESS
EARSCREWS 'ZT,:t
ONE-FOURTH LESS V
VANITY BOXES ' -ONE-FOURTH
LESS
LEATHER BAGS
ONE-FOURTH LESS "
5 - FANCY BEAD
NECK CHAINS
ONE-FOURTH LESS
LAVALIERS AND
JET BEADS
ONE-FOURTH LESS
ALL JEWELRY
ONE-FOURTH LESS
MEN'S WATCHES
., ONE-FOURTH LESS
LADIES'. WRIST WATCHES
ONE-FOURTH LESS '
MANTLE CLOCKS
ONE-FOURTH LESS
ALARM CLOCKS
ONE-FOURTH LESS
SILVER BREAD TRAYS
ONE-FOURTH LESS
SILVER CHOP PLATES
ONE-FOURTH LESS
SILVER FRUIT BASKETS
ONE-FOURTH LESS
ALL SILVER PLATE
HOLLOWWARE .
ONE-FOURTH LESS
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Article, But Sale Will Close
' ' Saturday, December 30th. '
Medford Center Jewelry Shop
Means Money t ' "
Til01?"1, sl!ght the PParation of your seed-beds irl order to I I
' pe7ac?eant on t!me-. Better-. seed-bed9 mean more bushels- - - " I
Fordson power and the Roderick Lean Automatic Engine I
ptsc, specially bu.lt to work with the Fordson, will get your 1
land into shape for planting in plenty of time. 25 acres a dav I
can be covered with this compact,- one-man outfit. - I
i Ti,e cCriiCk L,ea" .Au1tom?ti? Engine Disc prepares a deep,
level and finely pulverized sed-bed in one harrowing. With The
Fordson it provides the most rapid, thorough and economical '
J means of getting your spring tillage done. gnomical I
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