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VAGV TWO MEDEOItD MATL TRTT3UNE, MEDFOTEP, OREOOX, TTTTTTIRDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 3923 Tocaland Personal AUho tha temperature haa .. been colder several tinien luring the vast week or so than today'H minimum of 31 degree the weather seemed much colder this morning and forenoon, probably becauwe a wet, penetrating foK hunt! over a large part of the day. making heavy wraps and overcoats welcome outside and fires inside. Fair weather Is the prediction for Friday. Dr. and Mrs. H. 1. Hargrave of Berkeley, Calif.,- former well known residents of this city, are here for a several days stay on biiHineHs ' and visiting their daughter. Miss Gertrude Hargrava, who has boon in Medford for several weeks convalescing from an operation, and also vittlting friend1. The usual number of Hallowe'en gatherings of various kinds were held in homes and others pt.icea thruout the city, last night. Again, tho great Pay night dance, Oriental T gardens, Saturday night. n'efoi'o you buy that piano see If. G. launspach. Ho can save you money. Ho knows pianos, and Is re . liable. ' Offico and salesroom at Weeks & Orr. Phono 227. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of tho First M. JO. church will meet Friday afternoon, Nov. 2nd at. tho home of Mrs. W. M. Van Bcoyoc, 811 Dennett Ave., with the program lit charge of Mrs. O. V. Myers. . The popular Lyric orchestra, Jack ' sonville, Friday. Kxcellent eats. 132 . Just ime to get that tree order in Yes, we still have Hose pears on Usurensls roots, good ones. Have you got your shade trees, Hhrubhery and roses? Washington Numerics, Sixth and Fir Sts., opposite Holland Hotel. Phone H1-M, 13. C. WelHh, agent. The colUsfon case, In which "Dad" Dun lop of tho Hi vol i theatre, and u couple of tourists featured on Sunday, was heard In the city court today, lioth of the drivers claimed they were in the right and it was finally decid ed that each should stand half of the damage. Grants Pass Courier. - , November millinery sale. It's worth your while to call. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop,,M. M. Dept. Store, Medford Bldg. 1&7 Viatka squirrel chokers $14, this woek only, Iiartlett, furrier, M- M. Store, 192 Among the visitors in the city from a distance are T. J. Swan and family of Chicago, Wm. Druck of St. Taul, . E. H. Shea of Suit Lake. Henry ' Zetiset of New York, L. A. Fowler of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Dwyer of Spokane and Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Drinslor of South Uend, Wash. Wonderful values In trimmed hats formerly $12.50 to $15, Friday and Saturday, $7.06. Tho Vanity Shop. 192 Get our prlcos on Brush wool sweators. The Colonial. 190 Tho National Apple Week ohnor vanco, which began yesterday, will bo on until Nov. 7. Another big sale of trimmed hats .''for $7.05, Friday and Saturday. The Canity Shop. ' ' 102 , iuy your shingles rind roofing at j Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 . K, Main street. Phono 108.. tf Mr. and Mrs., Wm. A. Gates arrived 'home this forenoon from a sevorul days stay at Portland. Unequalled music, a real ballroom, sottlngs. in keuping with a dance. Oriental garduns, Saturday night. . ;. 192 Lottie Howard wants you to see her now ,hnts. 191 '. Tiq l&iHtarn Star entertained last night fit the Masonic hall with a danoe. . About thirty couples were present.! Tho hall was decorated in Hallowe'en style, and tho Imperial trio furnished music. Free-r-Two Uve gold fish In a glass globe with a purchase of Ny-Dcnta tooth pasto at the regular price. 50 cents.. Jlaeklns for Health. 192 Paul Shearer Is leaving for San FranclHCo this evening. ! , $5 POWDERS The kind I use at very' moderate prices By Edna Wallace Hopper. The powders wo uso In Moyleland cost us 15 per box. Beauty Is our stock in trado, nnd wo cure not what It COHtS. I have offered to other women my helps to youth and beauty. The very r creatloim which France supplied mo. which made me c famous beauty, and whloh have kept my youthful beauty to a grand old age. But I did not think of powders. I never dreamed that tho powders I uae . could he nold at modest prices. ' Vomen by the thousands nsked about my powders. So 1 showed the makers that millions of boxes could be sold to, users of my beauty helps. And they offered mo those identical - now dors, made undtr my name, to lib sold at 60c and $1. I'Vw Ever VHl Them. XTp ,tO now, few women have ever used a powder so exquhdte. Few could afford tho price. Now I bring them to you the finest powders ex perts can create They are as flno as vapor, as harmless as dew. And all are: fragrant -with my favorite per fume. Now the powders used by stnge and movlo bouutlos can be used by nil who wish. I There are two kinds. Ilglt nnrii Ijist night the members of the G. T. C. held their Hallowe'en initia tion party. The members gathered at the home of Misses Gladys and Myrtle Frye, where the Ghost Walk, part of the initiation, began. Those to he initiated were led thru back lots and over' fences, to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Krsklne, on, West Clark street, and there they were given the highest degree of the G. T, C. After receiving the degree - the - club ad journed to the homes of the hostesses, where refreshments were served and the business meeting held. The mem bers all pronounced the party a suc cess and adjourned about one o'clock to their respective homes. Those present were: Misses Ruth Grover, Hthel 'Howard, Kathleen Heller and Rose Soott- Mrs. Noel Krsklne,' Miss Thelma Frtinss and the hostesses. November millinery sale. It's worth your while to ca!l. The' Emmy ''Loir Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. Medford Bldg. 107 For sale Music store. Phonograph records and second-hand goods for less than cost. Easy terms. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 N. Grape. 191 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kdmiston and Mr. nnd' Mrs. L. M. Fisher of Rams Valley, were transacting business with Modford merchants today. For wile $7 500, modern 7 room furnished house near Modford hotel for $3000 on 10 years time. Pay $25 per month. Gold Ray Xtealty Co., 15 North Grape St., Phone 405-J. 191 Very special Friday and Saturday, Nov. 12th and 13th, fur trimmed Hpnrt coats, $35 and 39.50 valuos at $25. Sizes 14 to 40. Tho Vanity Shop, cor. Iiartlett and Main. 192' Johnny Riesler, Los Angeles feath erweight vas no match for Joe Gor man of Portland and Grants Pass Wednesday night. Gorman easily won tho decision. We carry nothing in coal but tho best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuol wo handle are always the lowest, considering qual lty. Valley Fuol Co. tf "Tho best dance floors aro those of hardwood used for a period of ten or more years." say the master wood workers. Dance at tho Oriental gar- dons Saturday night. 192 Attorneys John H. Carkln and Poiv ter J. Neff arrived home this forenoon from a business visit at Salem. Your oar battery charged In 8 hourB at the Electric Shop. . tf Free Two llvo gold fish In a glasfe globe with a purchase of one tube of Ny-Dcnta tooth paste at the regular price, 60 cents. Haskins for Health. 192 The Central Point high school will give a Hallowe'en party tomorrow for all the members of the school In that city. Several parties of Medford high school students are planning to drive over nnd participate In tho party. For rent on shares, irrigated ranch near town. Gold Ray Realty Co.; 15 N. Grapo St. Phone 465-J. 191 November millinery sale. It's worth your while to call. Tho Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford Bldg. 197 Callfornlans registered at local hotels include Mrs. Ben DoGroff, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. DoGroff, Mr. and Mrs. L. Searing and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hardobook of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs; D. B. Boworman of Jasadena, Miss M. MoNalr of Whittior and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of San Frunj cifico, ' . How do you Hlco this Instrumenta tion? . First and socond violins, cop net, clarinet, saxaphono, drums, xylo phone, banjo, trombone and piano. Lyric orchestra playing at Jackson ville Friday. , 192' Ladies' coats and drosses on spoc In! sale Friday and Saturday. Beau tlful velvets and cloth dresses JiiHt re ceived from New Yor. The Vanity Shop, corner Bartlett and Main. 10 2 Tho McCurdy-Danlels Insurance ngency has returned to Louis Ulrlch the Nash touring car which had been stolen Tuosday from tho city. Slip-on silk swenters 25 per cont dim-omit, Friday and Saturday at the Vanity Shop. 102 Beforo going elsewhere see ' bur wonriorful lino of . lingerie ribbon and beautiful laces reasonably priced. Handicraft Shop. 191 with a base like my Youth Cronm. It clings oitid stays. But some like a powder light and fluffy, without tht cold cream base. So 1 had both kinds prepared. Kdna Wallnoe Hopper'a Youth Cream Powder, tho heavy, clinging powder aolia for $1. Kdna Wallace Hopper's Face Powdoi- the light and fluffy powder sells for 60 cents. Both come In three shades white, and brunette. flesh All druggists and toilet counters now supply my helps to youth nnd beauty, and my powdors. too. These tho the French creations which made mo what I nm. My Youth Cream Based on fruits. My Facial Youth my famous liquid cleanser. My Hair Youth, which brought my luxuriant hair. My White Youth Clay the last word In facial clay. My Beauty Book comes with each. I offer them in tho hopo to bring millions the benefits I got. Powders are Incidental. But now you can get them a!o, and I am very glad for your sake. Kdna Wallace Hopper. Bustno luldrCKa, Waukesha, Wis. Note Miss Hopper ts now appear ing twice dnlly in the I'nntnges theatres nf tho Pacific cousl end jvtyru jtt.Htv ... ; AUy. There will be another big sale at the Thrift Shop next Saturday, special feature will bo a lot of quilt and rug pieces, a variety of silk, cot ton and wool pieces, at lc per lb. for that day. Here's a chance to get cheap rug or quilt. ' All dancers know dance music, the Oriental garden orchestra has no equal for many miles. Hear the boys Saturday night and Bhare in one of those never-to-be-forgotten evenings 292 Viatka squirrel chokers $14. this week only. Bartlett, furrier, M. M Store. 192 A class of ton girls from tho Rogue River high school spent u large part of the day early this week in Grants Pass, having been brought there by Miss Anderson, home economics in structor in the school, to gain some first hand knowledge about burnish ing a six room house. For Sale Concert violin, Antonlus Stradlvarlus, Cremonensls, Germany Reduced price for quick sale. Phone 628-M. ' 191 1 Gray and tan pleated skirts. The Colonial. 196 1 The annual -corn and potato show of Josephine county was held Tuesday and Wednesday In tho court house at Grants Pass. The potato show was especially good, says tho Grants Pass Courier. "The corn exhibits aro said to have a higher quality In general than that shown at past shows. The winners will be taken to Portland and an attempt mado to repeat last year's performance when the sweepHtakos prize was taken for the best corn grown In tho northwest." ' Big values in pocket knives, all sizes and kinds at 88c In sale of manufacturer's samples Friday and Saturday only, at . Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 193 The best gift Is a personal gift Embroider an apron. On sale at irtc. Handicraft Shop. ' 192? Mrs. Lou D. Jones returned Wed nesday from a two months trip. While away Mrs. Jones visited friends and relatives in Iowa, Kansas, Okla homa and southern California. Slip-on silk sweaters 25 per cent discount, Friday and Saturday at the Vanity Shop. - 19 Gold Ray Realty Co., for a few days offers half Interest in some land to good farmers free. 198 The war on tho pine bottle In Kla math and Lake counties has been re opened. Six camps of 20 men each have beon established in various parts of tho Infested area. ' Bookkeeper, experienced, - would like to take Bet of books for several hours a day. Phone 971-L. 196 Give your soul a chance; your emo tional nature requires stimulation! Let beauty be your guide at the Oriental gardens Saturday night. 192 The Willitts Springs grammar school Is giving a party Saturday evening in their school house to which not oniy children but the pub He at largo Is invited. You will miss a rare opportunity if you do not take advantage of tho 8c salo on manufacturers' sample pocket knives, Friday and Saturday Sjnly at Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 193 Clean cotton rags wanted at tho Mall Tribune office. Superintendent Chas. O. Thomson of Crator National Park, arrived homo last night from having attended the conferonce of superintendents of tho national parks and national park officials at Yellowstone park, having roturned homo via Hanlor National park, Seattle and Portland. Tues day night Superintendent Thomson delivered an address at Seattle, after which ho loft at onco for Portland by train.- Yesterday morning he depart ed from Portland In his auto for home arriving here last night. Mr. Thomson is much concerned over tho arrange ments for tho entertainment here Friday of Stophen Mather, director of tho national park systom, who was In Portland today, a guest of tho cham ber of commerce of that city, and will arrive hero on train 13 at 10:30 to morrow forenoon. So anxious was Mr. Mather to come to Medford that ho cancelled a California engagement to do so. Program and box soolal, Lono Pine school, Nov. 2, 8 p. m. Everybody welcome. ' 192 Sinclair's Jewelry store Is now located In tho M. M. Department store's new building. They havo re cently added a gift shop and have an up-to-date stock of goods including many novelties in Thanksgiving and Christmas noveltlos. The program to be given at tho Roosevelt school next Friday evening includes two one-act plays, such pop ular songs as "I've Got a Pain in My Sawdust," folk dancing nnd a solo dance by Miss Botty Stennott. Re freshments will bo served nil during tho evening and to avoid disappoint-1 ment both a girls' nnd boys' fish pond i have been provided. Don't fall to at-! tend, general admission 10c. ' . i Guy Conner returned from a short business trip to Seattle last Monday i evening. j Aprons Btamped ready to work on i salo at 40 cents each, Friday and Sat-, urday. Handicraft Shop. 192 Get Launspach's prices on pianom beforo you buy. He knows pianos and Is reliable. Phone J!27. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Tnssel and nnrt of chain nnd bend necklace,1 botween Oakdale nnd Elks Temple on Sixth St. Re turn to the Tribune office. Reward. FOR BATtE Tom R-13-X. turkeys. Phone 193 WANTED Lot for cash, not to ex ceed $250. 701 VV. Eleventh. 196 FOR RENT Housekeeping Jap Art Store. rooms. 193 LOST Wooden box containing three brass bearings about two inches square; two screws about 8 inches long, inch diameter and hole thru head. Also 3-lnch scraping knife, copper plates, etc. Liberal reward. Notify this office or call 835-W. 192 FOK SALK Hon Davis, Albermnrli? Pippins. Jonnthana. Spits applet. NeliM, rtpo Hone peurti. nt'lerted culls 60c box delivered. J. It. Kim:, llox 61. 1113 FOR lly owner, new 4 room modern houite. furnished or unfur nished, electric rantte. l'hone 10S7. tf FOR SALE Hy owner, tracts on Koss lano. two 18 acre Phone 1087. tf FOR RKNT Four nice room duti able fur npnitment. over Harnean , Htore. 22S S. Main, lnquil'0 Modford Studio. 19S FOR SAI.K Velio Six, 1981 model, i'l'uwnulilo. V"U 114 S. Ivy St. VJi Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S linlz hav sold their home on North Cent ml and are planning to move to Califor nltu Dr. C. R. Ray will be at 15 North Grapo street for a few duys selling out Gold Ray Realty Co. property 191 Dance, Jacksonville, Friday, Nov 2. Lyric orchestra. 192' Hannibal Watklns of Eugene is In Medford for a few days attending to some property in this city. Freestone peaches and clings at the Public Market Thursday and Satur day. . Also plenty at ranch. Phoenix, one-half mile from depot. A. N. Wright. - 192 A sale of fudge aprons Friday and Saturday, Nov. 2nd and 3rd. Handi craft Shop. 192" Prospects are bright for tho erec tlon of a box manufacturing plant in Ashland In the near future. J. II. Cooley, of the Ashland Lumber Co., which Is one ofiti chain of lumbering Institutions being conducted In tho southern part of the suae, Is in Ash land from Grants Pass on 'business connectod with tho construction of lumber sheds in Ashland, and which aro among tho largest In southern Oregon. The ' building of tho new sheds also Include plans for the in stalling of a box factory within the next few months. Ashland Tidings. Reward! For tho finding and re turn of a wooden box containing 3 brass bearings about tvo inches square; two screws about o inches long, inch diameter and nolo through hoad. Also 2-lnch scraping knife. copper plates, wrench, etc. Noliry this office or call 835-W. 192 New decorations a Hallowe'en ball combined with our great Satur day night pay-day. 190 Leonard Williams was charged with possessing moonshine by Special Offi cer Leggett and was fined fifty dol lars yesterday In the city court by Judgo Glenn O. Taylor, when he plead guilty. . . 30x3 cord tires $10.50. Exchange Tire Co. 191 A useful and practical gift is an apron. See them on sale at 4uc, .ov. 2nd and 3rd. Handicraft Shop. 192 Tho Hallowe'en entertainment1 at Washington school held last night under tho auspices of the Parent Teachers body of that school was a big social and financial success, at tended by hundreds of the school children, their relatives and friends of tho school generally. The admission charges of the older folks and the salo of refreshments at the booths In the playshed netted over flOO clear profit for the association, which will be expended In various betterments at the school. Get soft paper sciiool tablets at thi. offico. ' tf Guaranteed vulcanizing and ro- trendlng. Exchange Tire Co. 191 Mrs. Florence McCurdy is planning to go for a. trip to California in the near future to visit her son Ralph McCurdy. If you have found a woodon box containing thro, brass bearings about two inches square, two screws about Inches long with hole thru head, Inch scraping knife, copper plates, wrench, etc. Notify this office or call 835-W and receive liberal reward. 192 30x3 fabric tiros $7.50; 30x3 fab rics $8. fiQ. Exchange Tire Co. 191 In keeping with National Apple week, Mr. Mohr served baked apples at tho forum luncheon yesterday. The chamber of commerce also gavo each member and guest presont a fine Spitzonberg apple and H. C. William son was the lucky one, securing a box of Spitz apples. i Take your kodak, films to Palmer's Studio. First-class work; and prompt service. tf ; Tutoring in grade nnd high school subjects by experienced teacher, uni versity graduate. 11G Mistletoe. 193 A. P & A. M. j, npeciai communication i Medford Lodge No. 103, on Friday evening, November 2, ' 1922 at 7:80 p. m. Work in Special communication F. C. Degree. 193 II y order of W. M. A. J. CROS10, Secy. Aro You Strong nnl Pull of Pp? "1 liii.l Inut Infwroflt In mv hll.HineHR because I felt languid and tired," said .. ..... ..... n dIrka !iL-intr that splendid tonlo nnd blood purifier. r. 1'ierce s uoiaen flieaicai uincuvui, feel strong and full of pep,' equal nn.. oivir,.ii.i .... Tl. wiil'n.nlU fnf ing Is gone and I hm thankful for re ared vitality, so necessary to a nusi- ies man." Thousands In every state 'have testified that Instead of being palo, woak and tired, tho Gol- len Medical Discovery gavo mem ro icwed vigor and vitality. Try it! All Irugglstu. , , Adv. r Day in and day out T for quality bread , ask for Milk Bread, made in Medford's finest Bakery At Any Grocer Overnight poems at the city au'J camp lust night numbered titi per.sun.s whn are traveling in 16 cars, a Jul most of whom departed this -morning for their various destinations north and south. RHEUMATIS Cannot Kxlst In tho Human Ilody I You Will Uso Trunk's rrcscriptioji I It is preposterous; In fact,,, it is a shame to suffer with inflammatory, muscular, sciatic or' any form of This Prescription does not ruin thei.pi siomacn, it does not dopress inLiK, neart. jat ail me meat ana goou food you wish, while taking Trunk's, Prescription. Contains no mercury, i salicylate soda, oil wintergreen, or , un.-n.uiii. .. iintr kind nf -lifitm:itium nrtut nn earth. What fnorn rlo vim wnnt ? There is nothing just as good, and il is impossible to gut something better, Tho irreatcst uric acid solvent known and also a superior liver medicine. Trunkto " Prescrfiption sells for $1.75 or 3 for only $5.00 at Haskins Drug Store. Adv. Now Playing! TOMMY MEIGHAN and LILA LEE Peter B. Kyne's story it It's a bracing yard of the world of ships swift as a gale; mighty as the sea. With the "Good Luck Star" as the stal wart skipper, Lila Lee as best mate, and a crew of favorites. LARRY SEMON In his funniest comedy "The Counter Jumper" You'll laugh till you cry. Pathe Weekly "Betty" Brown Organist Sunday GLORIA SWANSON In "My American Wife" t T T ? T t t ? T T ? T y t t t In Always Insist on the Fleisher Yarns "Wlipn you knit, select your yams with as much care as you do 3Touv dress n terials. "If you are desirous of lasting beauty, critical 'aB to color and exacti as to wearing qualities, lou will use them because of their softness and beautiful clear colors. You arc always certain to find a great range in colors, which people tell you arc most becoming. , . "We have n new line of ana winte, pinic ana wlnte plaids and plain gray. Also cotton batts and the full size comforter batts, and a beautiful assortment of cotton challics for making comforters, which we arc selling at the right price. BOYS' SUITS ( fcpeoial values in C orduroys, Jerseys and Tweed all inree to nine year sizes, winter wear. MILLINERY "We are just opening up a new shipment of Ladies' Velvet ' Trimmed Hats, showing all the new styles nnd have some real values in Velour Sport Hats. Our assortment of all the latest and most beautiful line of Gibbons that are so popular this season are worth vour attention. t y y t Excella Quarterly Only 10 Cents Saturday at 10 cj f'J! put , r-xi , FT1 I a fga IcSj 1 W. DISH PANS We wi 14 01! where 'for; $1.50 to $21 going at 98c 1 OTHER BARGAINS I Men's Khaki Pants . . 98c: Boys' Bib Overalls ... 98c Boys' Pants small size . 50c Men's heavy Fleece Lined Union Suits at . ... $1.35 Heavy Woolmixt Sox going at 5 pair for . . . , . $1.00 Men's Leather Gloves . . 50c Men's Suspenders . . . 39c Men's White Hd'ks . . .'5c Men's all wool suits, overcoats, men's fine dress shoes, men's work shoes, high top shoes, log gers shoes, rubber boots and rubbers, blankets and quilts, trunks and suitcases, everything for less. We are closing out our Second Hand Department. Prices on all second hand goods reduced for quick sale. Will H.Wilson . Hemstitching . .. 8! at Handicraft Shop then you will use T11K FLEISHER YAKNS. Double Blankets -in the cotton Jhey are excellent garments SHIELDS not i o i 'tit i d.m. ... i i ' on sale 100 lart pure aluminum that sell any- 5"" - Kodak Finiihing T;' For those who demand the br.t. Swem'i 217 E. Mjila Studio Modford y y y y nia- ::tin and all wool in the blue y T t t y y y y f y y V r y y wool hovs' suits, from and just the thing for 222 W. Main Medford
