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ocal and
Personal
There are four cases of a mild tyna
i f illiithdrin in tho citv nnrt tht hi'iiP4
..r each patient are quarantined, one of wln"r. but sa" th" ncxt veBr- ir
which has resulted In District Allur- roaiU are ,n better condition, he will
ucy Ravvlcs Moore being put out of keep open nil year so guests can enjoy
commission for some time, as his old-. win(er Blurts. Portland Oreiionian.
est daughter Marion, uned 12. was! Snappy New Year dance, Oriental
taken down with, the disease last Sun- Hallrcom tomorrow night. 23&'
day and he was cauKht ill the quarun-! We make allowances on old tires on
The management of the Oriental
Hullroom has made special prepara
tions for the bin dance tomorrow night
A. 1. Parkhurst. formerly owner of
Crater Lake lodge, but now operating
an inn on the McKenzle. is registered
with his family at the .Multnomah. Ou; that excel anything yet presented. A
account of the condition of the road up ; new and splendid stage setting of the
the McKenzie river. Mr. Parkhurst was ' desert and an Oriental city in the de
forced to close his resort for the ; tance will be shown as an added decor
ation to the already gorpoous ballroom,
tinusuRl caniival favors v.il be distrib
uted and the Oriental orchestra witli
I.uper and his saxaphone featured
have arranged to play a number of the
latest brilliant novelties In dance
i music.
tin pstablished at his home. No ar. ' nn una. ttphmin Tir. rn 9V . "am 0 rianqueue wainui iree
hv v,.t i,p..n mmiA fnr I ... ... .. .. ... .. i along the street parkway. Salem has
temporary county prosecutor to take J " d " r " "e IZ ! " a."e8 "?.? ."! rees .w.ll"i"
over Mr.looreoff,cia. duties un.i.ll6 ttnJ famlly spent Christmas ' ,' L f-r ,n, PaB VurseiV V
no is reieabeo. irora quarantine. wllh relatives. Mrs. Holt and the
Snappy New Year's dance, Oriental! children will not return until Kebm
I !u II room tomorrow night! 2!iM,jary.
Tenth St. Giants Pass, Ore 239
; Don't forget the big unloading sale
I at the Sample Store. 23U
I have room tor four or five people I Start the new year right by having; Zimmerman of Gold Hill, was
in my big six Studebaker to attend the your automobile work done at the j a Medford business visitor yesterdav.
Riverside Garage. tf j System Service Co. writes Fire and
Goodrich tlreb and tubei at Colonial all other Insurance. Strong companies.
football game at Corvallis New Year's
day. Donate a little to pay gas bills,
. jCtt, and have a real trip, and see a
great game. See Chns. I). Howard,
( tlurnum Apts. li'Mi
' A largo number of college students,
, alumni and members of the senior
class of the high school are expected
to attend the annual O. A. C.-i;. of O.
' dame to he given in the American
Legion hall tonight over the .Medford
"Xullonal hank. The high school sen
iors are as usual the Invited gnosis of
' the college stunents.
-.. The overhauling season is hero. We
"; specialize on reborlng and honing
cylinders. A stock of pistons, rings
and parts on hand. Ve repair all
mukoH of cars $1.00 per hour. Hlver
side Garage. tf
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs Sat.
hitn. ' . 2;!S
Nine hundreds of an Inch of rain
' fell during the 24 hours ending this
morning, making in nil 1.3G Inches that
have fallen In this city this week. It
continued to rain today and rain la the
prediction for Saturday.
CrcBcont qrchestra masquerade,
Kagle Point, EaL, Dec. 30Ui. 239'
We vulcanize and retread every day;
no waiting. Kxchange Tire Co. 2-I2
Corporal Jesse P. Dressier of Med
ford and of Separate company A, who
about a month ago took the examina
tion of candidates for appointment to
the West Point Military academy, und
who stood second among the seven
candidates from over the state, has
been recommended by Adjutant Gen
eral White tor the appointment Only
one appointment was originally alloted
to Oregon, but one of the other states
fell down in its quota, hence another
appointment was transferred to this
state.
Don't miss it! Big dance! Oriental
Hallroom Sat. night! ' 239
See Colonial ad on page 2. 238
Among the candidates to be initiated
Into Puhat Bttrkhan temple at the big
D. O. K. K. ceremonial tonight are
fourteen men from Grants Pass.
liig merchandise shoot at Eagle
Point, Sunday, Dec. 31. 239
Go where the crowd goes! Oriental
yiallroom! Sat. night! 239
Marry Rosenberg has returned from
Seattle where he spent Christmas with
l datives.
Save money. Priom, us your order
for a Vacuette Non-electric cleaner to
day. Costing more Jan. 1st. Mrs.
Cnllashan 627-X. 239
Dance, Jnckson Hot Springs Sat.
nlte. . 239
Garage.
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg.
A meeting was held here this after- Men's underwear gouig at 20
i Ainopg the nusiness visitors in me
city yesterdny from Grants Puss, wore
t H. Dramwoll and Hon Collins.
1 Final clean-up sale at the Colonial.
238-
Continuous IVrformanro To
morrow, Humluy und Monday.
R I ALTO
NOW SHOWING!
James Oliver
CURWOOD'S
THE
VALLEY OF,
Silent Men
Alma Rubens
iinil I.KW fODY
A titory of the rmiaillnn
Korklra, vlieiv: it wan fllnml.
"The Vnltry c : Silent Men" Is
one of tho iiiimI beautiful photo.
plnyx r-vrr nmdtv almnt equal
to H trip to lljuiir: .
Snub rnllmil in "Ma Dnyn:"
n Sport Itrylinv and Alice .lay's
mn.lr- thew nre Jn.st the high
Unlit on our extraordinary
hill.
New VoAr's Attraction lirgins
Niinilay.
HKTTV XIPKOX
In
' "The Ilontlocl Woman."
tee on home demonstration work, the
members of which are from various
parts of the county, to outline plans
for the home ' demonstration work
program for 1923 with Miss Florence
Pool and Miss Grayce Tclch, the out
going and incoming home demonstra
tion agents.
There's no place line Holmes (or
complete Insurance service.
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs , Sat.
nlte. 239
A meeting of the Presbyterian Home
.Missions committee was held in Med
ford last Wednesday.
Bring in your old tires and have us
put on a guaranteed retread. Exchange
Tire Co. . 242'
January first will be the last day to
pay city assessments without penalty.
241
The Revorend George Coupal, who
was ordained to the priesthood Wed
nesday will celebrate his BOlemn high
mass at the Catholic church Sunday at
U a. m. Reverend S. A. Coupal. pastor
of St Ann's church, Grants Pass will
be deacon, the Reverend William
Meagher will be sub-deacon and the
Reverend J. Powers will be areh-prlest.
The Reverend Francis Black will be
master of ceremonies. Edward Smith
will be censer-bearer and James Smith
and Joseph Burroughs, acolytes. The
boys' surpliced choir will sing at the
mass. The sermon will be preached
by Father Black.
Oriental Ballroom! Big dance! Sat.
night Admission 10 cents. 239
Wear old clothes and win prizes,
Jackson Springs, Jan. 1st. 239
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mann left this
afternoon for Los Angeles and other
points where they will spend the next
two or three weeks.
Special prices on retreading. All
retreads guaranteed. Exchange Tire
Co. 242
Dr. J. C. Hayes who has been, ill at
the hospital and his homo for two
weeks is again at his office. ' 238
Seth BulllB, Jr.. -was inkon home
from the Community hospital Wednes
day after having been there since Sun
day afternoon as the result of an In
fection which developed In his face
after he had run Into a barbed wire
fence.
Don't forget the big unloading sale
at the Sample Store. 239
Furniture repaired and made to
order. Work called for and delivered
Phone Win. Bradley 199-L. 248
Mrs. George M. Roberts entertained
this afternoon with a card party for
her mother, Mrs. H. Lee Early of Cin
clnnatl, who, accompanied by Mr.
Early is visiting Mrs. Roberts during
the holidays.
Improve your property along the
highway by planting the famous Fran-
quotto walnut, perfectly hardy, best
nut grown In Oregon sold In 6, S and
10 ft sizes by Grnnts Pbsb Nursery,
N. Tenth St., Grants Pass, Ore. 239
This office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets, 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 ws will call. tf
Chas. R. Mee of the Applegnte valley
Is a patient at a Grnnts Pass hospital
recovering from an operation for ap
pendicitis performed there last Tues
day.
Perfect floor! Flno music! Oriental
Ballroom! Sut night! 239
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Ton Co. Phone 104. tf
A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs
Paul E. Ponrco, who leavo for Los
Angeles the first of next week was
Riven last night nt the Pearce mine in
the Applcgnto district. The guests
played games, listened to Indian stor
ies and stories of the pioneering days
told by D. J. S. Pearce who is a south
ern Oregon pioneer. Refreshments
woro served nt midnight. Among
thoso present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. F. Pefley, Mr.
and Mrs. Orn Pefley, Mrs. A. J. Miller,
M. C. Flaherty. Mr. and Mrs. II. Wells,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Cartwrlght, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Vromim, Jay Miller, Earl Mil
ler. OrviHe nnd Esther Van Dorfy,
Euln Haley. Mabel and Pearl Daugher-
ty, Charlotte and Grace V. Pearce and
Zola Pearce.
There will be a penalty of five per
cent on city assessments It not paid
by January first. ' 241
Hemstitching and plcotlng, silk -or
cotton, 8 cents per yard. Cor. Main
and Bartlett The Vnnlty Shop, tf
Visitors at Grants Pass and Medford
during the past week include about
everyone. Gold Hill News.
All wool navy sweaters $1.95 at the
Sample Store's unloading sale. 239"
Final clean-up salo nt the Colonial.
238
A laliorer was arrested last night by
Patrolman Cavo on the chnrgo of Intox
ication, who was later released on $20
cash ball, when he had become thor
oughly sober, to appear for trial before
Acting Police Judge Fnrrell this after
noon. It Is thought that he will fall to
appear for trial and thus forfeit his
ball money.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White,
tf
per
noon of the county women's commit- cent discount lit the Sample Store. 239
.Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Scott have re
turned from San Francisco where they
spent Christmas.
JU.S0 motor driven horns at the
Electric Shop. - .-
Hot tamalea and cbtll con came at
De Voe's. tf
The Scandinavian society's New
Year's feast to be held In Central
hall, Central Point, Dec. 31, promises
to be a good one. A turkey dinner will
bo served from 6 o'clock to 8:30 p. m.
An excellent program will be rendered.
All former Scandinavians are cordially
invited to come nnd have a good time
and watch the old year out and wel
come the new year in.
There's a busy Business College In
your home town,, GWN.
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 252
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace "Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street.
The regular meeting of the Parent
TeacherB council will be held Tuesday.
Jan. 2, 1923 at 3 o'clock at the public
library.
Men's heavyweight kersey pants
$2.95 at the' Sample Store. Lots of
other wonderful bargains.: 239
Don't forget to pay your city assess
ments before January first 241
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf.
All the Medford merchants have;
been exceedingly busy 'since the re
opening of the stores after Christmas
and many of them are nearly through
taking the annunl inventory of stock.
When la need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main Btreet ' '
Provide against loss. Insure with
Redden and Canaday.
E. O. Bradley has opened business
nt 127 North Riverside as Medford
Auto Painting, with 20 years experi-
The Woodmen of the World held a
very enjoyab' Christmas tree cere
mony lust night at which a real Santa
Claus was present, distributing candy,
nuts und upples to all the children. A
llltlgram. eniovpd hv Mhnn! thrpA him.
dred people, followed the distribution!
of the .gifts and at its termination
dancing began and lasted until mid
night. See Colonial ad on page 2. 238
Dance where the crowd goes. Orien
tal Ballroom. Sat. night, 243
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mensor, parents of
Eddie .V.eusor. former Portland ball
player, were visitors in Medford today.
enroute to their home in Oakland, t'al..
alter an extended trip through Oregon
and Washington. Mr. .Mensor Is nn old
resident of the Rogue River valley
having been born and raised In Jack
sonville. His short visit hero gives
blm an opportunity of renewing many
old acquaintances. "Medford's devel
opment," says Mr. Mensor, "has been
remarkable. 1 consider it among the
finest of small coast cities." . . .
Snappy New Year dance! Oriental
Ballroom! Sut. night! . Don't miss it!
243
Big Now Year danee, Oriental Hall-
room Sat. night. . 243
A daughter was born last night to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eastman at their
home, corner Portland and East Ninth
streets. The little miss weighs seven
and three-quarter pounds.
. Special prices on hlgn school type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
Crescent orchestra masquerade, !
Eagle Point, Sat, Dec. 30th. 239
That it Is snowing hard in northern
California and this side of the Siskl-
yous was evident from the arrival .of
freight trains it) the city from . the
south this forenoon, which had four
inches or more of snow on their tops.
Big bargains at the Colonial. 23S
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Miss B. Holmes returned Wednesday
from San Francisco where Bhe spent
Christmas.
The Sample Store Is selling ladies'
shoes at about 1-3 to 16 less than for
mer prices. 239'
i ...
Women More Alert in
Dodging Automobiles
SEATTLE, 'Pec. 29. Seattle, po
lice declare that figures romnilpH uv
them1 on automobile casualties In this
city in 1922 show increasing, alert
ness by women and growing care
icssness by men. The figures show
that 44 men have been killed this
year, against 21 in 1921; and eight
women against fourteen.' -
Men injured this year total 110
and women 571.
III nnAMAM vmVTlTOT h III
CbUnUlTI UHHUj!M!H
Rebeccas, Attention
Installation of officers, Monday, Jan.
1. 1923 Rt 7:30 Gh.lPn Rafraclitnantc
ence. I can guarantee my work tojantl social dnnce will follow. By order
give satisfaction
Phone 26. 339
Eddie Durno, graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon and now athletic
coach of the Medford high school, is
spending the holidays with his parents
estimates free. , of Nobe GraBi
239
CARY RICKERT, Secretary.
Card of Thanks i
We wish' to thank our friends for
their kindness during the illness nnd
Mr. and Mrs. JolTn R. Durno. 161 Eev- death of our father and gramlfatnel.
enth avenue east Durno recently nnH olo. rn ,,,,,,,,,..,,. ....
underwent an operation for appendicl
tls and will not return to his duties at
the Medford high until he has fully re
covered. Eugene Register.
.AH kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 71 1
East Main.
Armstrong cords puts the miles In
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co.
For Sale New Columbia phono
graph tecords at half price. Victor,
I nnd also for the beautiful floral offer
ings.
MR. AND MRS. PETE INGRAM
AND FAMILY.
MR. AND MRS. WM. OWING
AND FA MIL. 238
J Notice
The nnnual meeting of the stock
holders of the Jackson County Build
ing and Loan association will be held
on January 8, 1923, 7:30 p. m., at No.
. . . . norm central avenue, Meuiorn,
Brunswick Columbia, Pathe & Sonora Oregon, for the election of directors
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
ALL STORES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, SO BUY BREAD
AND GROCERIES FOR TWO DAYS.
To close the x?ar we will offer the' following specials, all of
which offer a good saving.
-' . i
Del Monte Spinach, No. 1 cans, 14c each, 3 for .... ... . . . -40c
. Libby's fancy Pineapple, No. 2 can 36c each, 3 for . . . . .$1.05
Hillsdale Pineapple, No. 2i can 29c each, 3 for ........ . . . 85c
Tuna Fish, white meat, No. i cane, 24c; 3 for ... . . . .70c
Caravan Dates, package . He
Oysters, 5 oz.'can, very good c
Layer; Figs,; lb. ...... . 25c
Star, or Horseshoe Tobacco, plug 73c
Climax, plug ' 70c
Camel, Lucky Strike or Chesterfield Cigarettes .......... 15c
.Casedro Pumpkin'Flour 39c; 3 for $1.15
A 1
aeon
'- I
MorrelFs Airship Bacon, eastern, J Qp
for Saturday only per lb. . . . . 4f
Bacon Strips, eastern, lb. ...... 26c
GATES (& LYDIARD
Buy here and bank the difference ,
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special
phonographs and records at reduced
prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phone 465-J. tf
' A number of Ashland members of
the DeMolay and their Trlends attend
ed the installation services nnd the
dance nt tho Masonic hall last night.
Uustor Coleman and Hen Trowbridge
who were elected to serve a second
term were installed in addition to
other officers, and each received a me
mento In recognition of their past ex
cellent services from the local chap
ter of the Koyal Arch Masons,
For Sale Good sound Spltzenberg
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes.
Also extra fancy Newtowns, packed,
$1.75. E. F. Guthrie, 232 Jacksonville.
240
Take your kodak fllm to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
St. Mnrk'a Guild will have a lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. Snm Klchard
son, 31 Geneva avenue, next Friday.
After the business meeting nnd the
election of officers for the ensuing
year the luncheon will be served. A
full attendance Is desired. .
Have you tried that big milk shake
at Do Voe's 7 . tf
For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y.
tf
Pig bargains at the Colonial. 23S
Docauso of the continued rains the
Rogue river, Hear creek and other
streams of the county continue to
rise. The river rose four feet Wednes
day night at Grants Pass.
Crescent orchestra masquerade,
F.aglo Point, Sat., Dec. 30th. 239
Auto Insurance. Brown & white.
Crescent orchostra masquerade.
F.aglq Pdlnt, Sat.. Dec. 30th. 239
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. F. Pally will hold
open house nt their home. fi7 South
Central avenue, on New Year's dny for
tho many friends of their daughter,
Miss Kern Dally, who arrived home
from Honolulu on Christmas mornlni!
to spend the holiday period. Miss
Dally has been teaching school on the
Inland of llllo, Ilawallnn Islands, for
the past two years. Her friends are
invited to call on New Year's day.
Hemstitching and pecotlng at
Douel's. !0
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them tf
Don't overlook paying your city
assessments. There is a pennlty of
five por cent after January first. 211
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before the meeting.
24D
O. C. HOGGS, Secy.
A. F. & A. M.
Special Communication Med
ford lodge 103, Friday even
ing, Dee. 29, 7:30 p. m. Work
in F. C. degree. By order of the W. M.
23S
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 5 room house nnd lot one
block from paving and near Jnckson
Street store. Price only $550. Pay
$300 down nnd balance $0.50 per
month. Don't wait if you want this
but phone 105 or 617-L. 239
WAN'TKD lly fanner, timber for
wood, cash or stumpage; also lease
of small place, share or cash, equip
ped or otherwise. Hox 551, Medford,
Ore. ' , 210
FOR SALE 1921 model Ford delivery
car in first class condition. Can be
seen COS S. Newtown. Price $250
cash. 239
FOR RF..NT Modern housekeeping
rooms, reasonable, no children. 5.12
S. Ivy St. 239
TOR RENT 50 acre farm near Med
ford. Call 328 N. Central Ave., Med
ford. 239
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
8c per yard.
Rnttons coTerd.
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Non-resident owner wants to O
sell 22 acre place located with
in one-half mile of Medford city
limits. Rlrh deep soil, about 7
acres full bearing apple and
pear orchard, lialance in culti
vation and suitable for alfalfa
or any crop. Modern house
with electric lights, and bath,
large barn, chicken houses, etc.
Ilulldlngs alone easily worth
$3,000.
Total Trlw Only ?.VJfHI.(M.
Address
J 1. O. Nov I OA I, Medforil, Ore.
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Continuous INt fori nance Tmnorrmv, Suntliiy and Monday
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WALLACE RE ID,
AGNES AYRtS MAY MCAVOV
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GO
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When Sunday morning rolls around
don't bo one who will say:'" T wish 1
had saw that show."
'( 'hi! ence" Is the last picture of
nnd ni vtiii fnii'f iifffifil t mlua If
1-rni'v.i nivni lumrlt.wl lf .t .,.. ll I "IW tty1
laugh at this fiiiimiis Turking-ton com- I Plays
rely! I Mili's
Music.
HEAT WITH COAL
i Place Your Order Now for
Quick Delivery '
Hansen Coal Co.
(Successors to Katls)
B t S. Fir St. Phone aiO-J
H. W, CONGEE
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co. .
Medford. Orel- t
! en
Year's Attrction
Su
IUIHHIiS
ndiiy HAIKU. I) j.l.OY'l) in "tilSAXDM.A'H Ii()Y"
,J"'mS
Babbiting, Welding
Lathe' Work
REASONABLE BATES
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
j 123 South Front St.
NOTICE. .'.
Through an Error Our Office
; Telephone ' Number was ouilttod in
tho new Directory. ' "
IT IS 77
DR. n. E. MURPHY.
V Dentistry and X-Ilay
. 2nd Floor Medford Bids.
Bluest Front Fixit Shop
HIS. Holly St, .
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
Phone 4'i$4".' ''. ; ...
Tta7flr Itlndn Slmrpeninil
FOR THE NEW YEAR'S DINNER
Lettuce
Celery
Spinach
Parsley
Oranges
Bananas
Florida Grape Fruit
Calif. Grape Fruit
FRESH, VEGETABLES
Cauliflower
Bell Peppers
B. Sprouts
Artichokes
Cucumber?
Sweet Potatoes
Parsnips
Carrots
Cabbage
Turnips
Onions
FRESH FRUITS
Fresh Pineapples
Persimmons ? . ,
Fresh Cocoanuts
Cranberries
Store Wilt Be Closed New
Personal Attention
H. E.
Fancy Spitz Apples
Fancy Newtown Apples
Fancy Jonathan Apples
Cooking Apples
'car's Day . '. !
Prompt Service
arsh
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
We wish you a Prosperous and Happy New Year.