PAGE .TWO
BY
Will H. Wilson
Thursday
January 4, 1923
Will be a day long to be re
membered by the people of
Southern Oregon and Northern
California.
Clear the Shelves
and Counters
I've Written ads for a great
many years and for different
stores for a long time, but cross
my heart etc.,. if 1 ever told of
a greater merchandising event
than this one.
I feel like spreading it in shriek
ing headlines over a dozen pages.
If you knew the half of it you
would pile in here so thick it
vpuld be jieqessary to call on
the police to handle the crowds.
Well, Fm coming to the end of
my space, I gotta quit, so here
are my last words
REMEMBER
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THIS SALE
Men's Sweaters .... 98c
Men's Work Pants . . . 98c
Men's Wool Underwear . 98c
$4.00 Work Shoes . . $2.25
50c Wool Sox .
Men's Wool Suits
. 25c
$14.95
WATCH TOMORROW'S PAPERS
Focal and
Personal
According tc (food natured com-
plnlntH heard yesterday und today tlie
majority of tlio people in their corre
upondcnce and other Bimilar matters
forgot tliat It was a new year, and
save the date as 1922, from forco of
habit.
The Royal Neighbors of America
will moot at the homo of Mrs. .1. Con
rad, 132 West l'lilm street on Wednos
day. January 3rd. They will have lodge
snsHion and installation, of officers for
the coining year. Itefroshments will
bo served by the hostess.
There's no place like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
Local holders of unregistered IMS
war savings stamps which have ma
tured and are now being redeemed, are
urged to present them for redemption
to the three banks of the city which
are members of the federal reserve
brink. These banks are the Med ford
National, the First National and the
Jackson County bank. Holders of the
registered stamps should present them
for redemption at tho postofl'lce.
Sound Red Winnsap apples 7.ric n
box. Independent Kruit Co. 241
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 we will call. tl
Tho last of tho O. A. C. students of
tho city and county left for Corvallis
last night and tlilB morning, to resume
their studies at tho Institution, follow
ing the holidays vacation period. The
.University of Oregon holidays vacation
which began a week later, does not
end until January 8th, and next Satur
day and Sunday the local U. of O.
students will bo leaving for Eugene.
The overhauling season is here. We
specialize on reborlng and honing
cylinders. A stock of pistons, rings
tind parts on hand. We repair all
makes of cars $1.00 per hour. River
side Garage. tf '
Don't overlook paying your city
assessments. There Is a penalty of
five per cent nftor January firBt. 241
Tho case of the state against the
fivo men arrested for snagging fish at
Gold Ray dam last Friday morning,
by District Gamo Warden Pat Dally,
was continued until Thursday when
tho five men ,were arraigned before
acting Justice of the Peace Frank P.
Farrell last Saturday.
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Take your kodak fllmB to Palmer's
studio. First clasB work and prompt
servlco. t"
Miss Louise Williamson who for the
past three years has been the stonog
rapher of tho local Oregon Growers
association office, Is the new stenogra
pher of County Agent C. C. Cate and
began those duties today.
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all- other Insurance, Strong companies.
Orflco 2nd floor Mcdfbnl Bldg. '.' tf
We vulcanize and retread every day
no waiting. Exchange Tiro Co. 242
The rather monotonous prediction of
rain is tho forecast - for , tomorrow s
weathor. Most people hereabouts
would wolcome a little snow for . n
chance.
Hemstitching and pecotlng nt
Deuol'B. 240'
lllg Now Yoar dance, Oriental Ball
room Sat. night. 243
Miss Winifred Clancy left this morn
ing for Seattlo whore she will resume
hor studies at the University of nsn
lngton after hnvlng spent the holidays
in Medford with her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. R. W. Clancy.
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
JG.GO motor driven horns at the
Electric Shop. '
Fred L. Health, local druggist loft
yosterday for San Francisco where he
will remain for tho next few days on
business.
Snappy Now Year dnnco! Oriental
Ballroom! Sat. night! Don't miss it!
243
Hot tamales and chill con carno at
Do Voo's. tr
Harold Scott left last night for Cor
vallis where ho will resume his work
at O. A. C. During his Rtny hero he
visited Dillon Hill and family.
Thero will be a penalty of five per
cent on city assessments If not paid
by January first. . 241
Banco where the crowd goes. Orlon-
tal Ballroom. Sat. night. 243
Tho Oregon Farm Bureau federation
with offices In Portland, Hied nrtlclos
of incorporation with the state corpor
ation' department Friday. Tho incor
porators nro V. U Powell, O. R.
Daugherty, K. M. Ehy nnd others. Tho
bureau Is capitalized at $r00.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
There's a busy business College In
your homo town. OWN.
Results of tho Scott-Corvnllis foot
hall game, in which Scott high school
defeated tho Corvallis team by a score
of 32 0, were received hy long distance
telephono yesterday afternoon nt
Crowson's.' When tho final report of
tho crushing defeat catno in several
fans loft the placo to wire condolence
to Principal McMastors or the Corval
lis school who handled negotiations
tor tho game.
Hemstitching nnd plcotlng, silk or
cotton, 8 cents per yard. Cor. Main
and Bnrtlctt The Vanity Shon. tf
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Kir. 252
Sirs. Harry Wilson left Now .Year's
day for Etna Mills, Calif., to nurse n
serious case of pneumonia.
When better automobiles nro built,
llnlck will build them. tf
Auto Innurnncn. Brown & White.
Tho Modern Woodmen of Anerlcn
will hold their first meeting of the
new year nt Althea hull, Wednesday
evening. Much business Is to bo trans
acted nnd sood attendance Is do
sired.
When In need of sash and doors, rail
Wallace Woods, 10S or come to "11
K. Main stroct.
Provldo nmiinst. loss, tnsitro with
Roddon urd Canada)'. 1
The executive committee of the Red
Cross chapter will hold their monthly
meeting this week Friday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock at the rooms.
For Sale Singing canaries. 817-Y.
tf
W. O.' W. Big Initiation. New sec-
i ond degree. Entertainment. Nutator-
lum. Members only. Wednesday, Jan
uary 3rd. Parade Starts 7:45 p. m.
Neighbor, don't miss this. Committee.
211"
. Irvine Terrell, Miss Josephine
Koppes and Miss Dorothy Diamond of
: thlB city and Miss Marjorie Adamson,
Talent, were among tho O. A. C. stu
dents who departed for Corvallis last
night to resume their studies, follow
ing the vacation at home.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main.
Wo make allowances on old tires on
new ones. Exchange Tire Co. 242
Compensation for any sheriff or
deputy sheriff who shall bo killed or
suffer disability due to injuries re
ceived while In pursuit of Ills official
duties is provided in a biU'whlch has
been prepared in Portlnnd for submis
sion to tho legislature at its next ses
sion. In case Injuries result In death
or disability, the Injured ofi'icor or his
widow and children shall - receive
monthly compensation at rates pro
scribed In the bill. An appropriation
of $25,000 Is authorized to put the act
in force and effect.
Armstrong cords puts tho miles In
mileage. Phono 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co. , "
Start tho now year right by having
your automobile work done at the
Riverside Garage. tf
A business meeting of the First Bap-
tist church will be held Wednesday
evening at which time matters of vital
Importance will be presented. . All.
members are urged to bo present.
For Sale New Columbia phono
graph records at halt prico. Victor,
Brunswick, Columbia, Paths & Sonora
phonographs and records nt reduced
prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank.
Phone 4C5-J, tf
Bring in your old tires and have us
put on a guaranteed retread. Exchange
Tire Co. 242
In the big New Year's editions of the
Portland newspapers of yesterday and
Sunday this section of the state was
well represented, in the pictorial line
especially. The Oregonian published
a full page picture of Crater Lake and
the Journal also had a largo picture of
that famed wonder.
January first will be the last day to
pay city assessments without penalty.
241
Don't forget to pay. your city assess
ments before January first. 241
Tho Misses Gladys Hartley . and
Josephine Mnrtzell left last night for
Corvallis to resume their studies at
O. A. C. after having spent the holiday
vacation nt home with their parents.
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Special prices on4, retreading. All
retreads guaranteed!' 'Exchange Tire
Co.! ' ' V . - 242
The prize winners, fni;, tJio, .three
etland pontes 'given nay ijy the ('.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Puppies; real compan
ions. Phono 591-R-l. .
FOR SALE Fresh milk cows, five
years old." Heavy milkers. Thor
oughbred. Airedale.-, puppies. 30
Rose Ave. , s f :' ' ! ; '. 24:
FOR SALE 1020 Chevrolet, bargain
If taken nt once, five cord tires. See
nt 1212 W. Tenth St. 212
WANTED Housekeeping by lady.
Write Mail Tribune, Box 10S. 241
FOR SALE Two fat hogs. Phone
SG9-H. 242
FOR SALE Fresh cow. W. Jackson
and Cedar. , 21G
LOST Small marten fur neckpiece,
Return to Power. Co, 210
FOR EXCHANGE Registered Short
horn Durham for one of same breed;
must have papers. Antelope Orchard.
Eagle Point. 211!
Say "Bayer" and Insist!
Uninu yon floe the mums 11 Buy w' on
IarkntfM or on tahlfts you are not get
ting thn gimuiue Buyer pwduvt pro
unribcd ly physician ovor twenty-two
yoara and prowd safe by mi I Hun (or
Colds . .Headache
Toothacho Lumbago
Karachi) Hhoumiitium
Neuralgia Pnin, Tain,
Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
only. Knch unbroken package contains
proper directions. llamly boxes of
twelve tablet- cost few cents. OniR
pista also sell bottles of 24 and 100.
Aspirin is the. trade ninrk of Bayer
Manufacture of MoitoaiiHieacideatrr of
Sulicylicaciil,
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
So per yard.
Buttons ooTorod.
RUBBER BOOT
REPAIRING
HALF ROT.KS ASD HEELS
Medford Vulcanizing Works
She
E. Gates Auto coinpany'ln tlie 'content
among; the boys und Kil ls - of this
vicinity to see who could obtain tlie
most subscriptions to the Dearborn
Independent, Henry Ford's weekly
publication, were announced yester
day, and the ponies turned over to the
prize winners. Robert .Morris Hoyl,
UKod 10, won the first prize, a pony
and cart. Second prize went to .Marvin
Garret, aged 12 years, a pony and
saddle, and third prize was on by
Russell Newcomb, . aged 8 years, a
pony und bridle. The Gates. company
was first In the number; of Spibs,crlp
.lioiiH obtained 'throughout thql state .hi
this campaign. ,- ., t.
All members ot tlio. official board of
tho Christian church: are .requested" to
attend the meeting Wednesday,, even
ing', Jan. ;i at 7:30ip. nu at the jclnirch.
Election of officers -Hnd other impor-:
tant business. .Tlie 'doaconesKOs . are
also Tequested to: attend-this -niexjt iil'i.
; i -,' , i .:'. ' ie-f. SHI
'. A Ions liner of people stood before
the windows of the local- post office
this morning when tho institution
opened for business. Due to a rush
tho local postal staff was very busy
this morning and the windows wore
several minutes lalo in opening for the
siilo of stumps, money orders, etc.
For Sale Good sound Spitzcnbers'
apples, $1.00 per box. liiinE your boxes.
Also extra fancy Newtowns, packed,
?1.7!i. 10. F. Guthrie, 2:!2 Jacksonville.
210
A paid managerial form of govern
ment for Salem is advocated by
George E. Ilalvorsen, who retired as
mayor of that city January 1 after two
years of service.
For Diamond coal brlcketts,". phono
Valley Fuel Co.' Phone 76. - ' ' ' '
Have you tried that bg milk Bhake
at DeVoe's? ' tf
The downpour .of ,1'ajn .accompanied
by 'gusts of 'wind" !hist Saturday night
w jis record .breaking according l'le
old timers, and made pedestrianism
and driving of cars rather difficult be
cause of the water, on the sidewalks
and streets and .the density of the
rain. During Saturday night uiitil 6
u. in. Sunday .'J4 of an Inch fell.
Furniture repaired .and made to
order., Work called for nnd delivered.
Phone Wm. Bradley 199-U 248
.Mrs. Jane Hateman. of the Medtord
Center Department store, is home from
Los Angeles where she spent the holi
day's, with her children.
Dr. Eineolii Kullen, has resumed his
practice at .213 Liberty Hldg. S,C
Mrs.' 'H. E. Arikeny left this niornins
for her homo 1n Ejigene after having
Slieht tho holidays with' Mrs. John F.
Orth and family.
David T. Wilcox left last night for
Cbrvallis after a two weeks holiday
stay ' in ".'Medford with Mr. and Mrs.
C. S., liuttcrfiehl. Wilcox is a student
at .'A. C;' "
QUIT TOBACCO
So o.ixsj to drop Cigarette,
" Cigar,.or Chewing habit
"No-To-Bac" 1ms Helped thous
ands to breult the costly, nerve-shut
tering" tobacco habit. Whenever you
havo a longing for a cigarette, cigar,
pipe" or for a chew. '-Just place a
harmless No-To-tiac tablet in your
mouth instead, to help relievo that
awful dowiro. . Shortly ho habit may
be completely broken, nnd you are
better .off mentally physically, tinan
clally... "It's so easy, so simple. Get
a box of No-To-Iiac and if it doesn't
release you from nil craving for to
bacco, in any form, your druggist will
refund your money without question.
Adv.
I Have Permanently Cured
Cases of 40 Years Standing
CAN anything be more con
clusive of my non-surgical,
painless treatment forPiles
and other rectal diseases than that?
Those who" have undergone so-called
"home-treatments" and success
ive operations tor years have come
co me ana nave Deen
permanently cured.
To remove ell doubt 1
auarantee to cure your
Piles uo mett.r bow se
vere or chronic the
caxe.
Writs today (or this FREE
booklet which explains
mj treatmints.
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DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
mm
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Babbiting, Welding J
Lathe Work
REASONABLE RATES 1
Crater Lake Automotive Co.V
123 South Front St.
Blue Front Fixit Shop
111S. Holly St.
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
Phone 4."-l
Razor Hindu Sharpening
EST!
Postively and Unquestionably the Most Popular Picture Ever
Shown in Medford
Oh Boy;; VV
hat a Picture!
There have been good comedies before and there will be
again but never, never has any crowd of humanity rocked
and roared with such uncontrolled laughter as have the au
diences Sunday and Monday at 'Grandma's Boy."
Honestly a blind man could get' his money's worth just listen
ing to the laughter. , ;
Hundreds of Medford people have seen it already, and still
they come so you're cheating yourself if you miss it.
And they don't only see it once some " have already seen it
five times and hundreds have seen it twice.
Come and join the happy crowds if you never saw a' photo
play before in your life, you must see this. There's no greater
joy on earth than wild, unrestrained, hilarious laughter when
the crowd all around you is doing it, too. , (
And there's no man or woman born who can resist the humor
of "Grandma's Boy."
ONLY ;
-;2;DAYS-r
DON'T DELAY
Coming Thursday
"WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER"
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