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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1923)
MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFOKI), OREOOX, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER -3, 1923 PAGE - THREE Omong visitors from Oregon i so journing in the city yesterday ami today .were Mr. and Mrs. Win. 1 Kistlo of Albany, H. A. Prather and Thos. Vol.cU of Khimiith Fa'.lH who arrived this morning, Wm. N. DeWitt of Baker, Herman Anderson, Conrad E. Gordon and O. D. Herbert of Eugene, and a largo squad of men from Portland. ..,..' i i f Special sale on Tuesday at the Colonial Garage. - tf We will' loan you money to build or buy Holmes th Insurance Man. Just . arrived, a wonderful lino of new patterns in luncheon sets, vanity casea.t buffet sets and pillow cases. Handicraft Shop. i. 1D1 Duplicating sale books for salts at this office. ' tf Mr. and Mrs. W. .13. Dwyer of Spo kane, Wash., were In Medford yester day on their way to California whero they plan to spend the winter in Los Angelon.' tie mat itching 8e per yard at Style craft., opposite Rialto theatre. . tf Modford camp, Woodmen of , tho ! World vill have a class initiation and I feed Thursday evening. 13. C. Silllman, I clerk. , - ., ; .191 A message to housewives: Our fam ily service is used by hundreds of Medford women. Are you one of tho satisfied customers? If not- a-trial will convince you that washing at homo -Is "not 'worth-while. Modford Domestic Laundry. 193 At Deuel's Hemstitching Sc. tf Tho following attended the Sunday According to plans made, JacUnon schdul convention at Ashland last ' county will have about SO pis on ex evening from tho Presbyterian ' hlbition at the annual Pacific Inter church: Mrs. Efflo Taylor, Mrs. M. J. ! national Livestock exposition which Wado, Lawrence Wado, Mrs. Mabel begins Saturday at Portland, and the Maker, . Edna . and Dchlia Steiner, i pigs were being shipped to tho expo Helen liullia and Rov. E. P. Law-.sition today. - 'Twenty-one inernlH'rs re nee. . . i . Typewriters, all iimkcn Wholesale rcbullts. Easy terms-, $5 monthly. Our guarantee means 20 mlnuto repair service. Medford Book Store, agents. 197 of the boys and girls pig: clubs of tho county will also attend. Lloyd Moss, tho county club loader, and nome of tho boys will .leave tomorrow by auto,, and County Agent Cato will leave with other boys Sunday. Two of the boys Chicken and beef, tamalcs. Gusher went with today's shipment of pigs. Miss Virginia Smith's domestic aci- tf Adjutant General Georgo White 1 onco class at the high school gavo a and "Captain Tom E. Itilea of tho tea Wednesday afternoon to tho mom Oregon National Guard, and Thomas bers of tho high school faculty. Tho Hunsaker. archltect of the armory are; tea was a-Hullowo'en affair and on stopping a few days in Modford at the abled tho class to show their know- Hotel Holland while they attend to , ledge of cooking and serving gained armory business. Genuine Tlosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett.' . . tf Our only business is Insurance, but wo cover evory known kind of risk. It. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." tf , Mrs. Guy Conner entertained a number of little girls last evening nt a Hallowe'en party given In honor of her little glrlH, Mary, Louise and Vir ginia. Games were played, Betty Bardwell, Natalio Domerguo and in tho class. Kags wanted at orco at tho Mail Tribune office. Seo Medford Vulcanizing Works for tire service. ' tf Chilo con carne, Gusher Cafe, tf There's a- busy lousiness College In Modford. OWN. We have good values in used cups. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Fatting in all shados for tho new colored handkerchiefs and lingerie wear. Handicraft Shop. 191 A. B. Evans, who for tho past ten BRONCHITIS Leaves a bad congh. Bo does "fln" and la grippe. But these lingering coughs yield easily to the houling c and curative qualities of. . CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend Rosemary Henselmnn danced, and years has been In -tho general mer- several played or sang. Supper waSjChandiso business at Central Point, served later in tho evening. Tho j recently sold out and has taken an guests were Dorothea Reddy, Betty agency with -the- Oregon Life lnsur Bardwell, Natalio Domergue, Kath-j anco company and will bo associated leen and Genevlevo Ness, Ellen; Mar- with A. B. Cornell in his southern guerlto, Annette and- Antoinette Oregon district with headquarters in Knope, Josephine, Kathorlno and Medford. Leonora Estos, Alieo 'Lynch, Evolyn Wold, Rosemary Henselmnn, Marjory Marshall, Mary Haye3 and Jean and Mary Van Dyke. We are closing out our entlro plstori ring stock; step cut rings at 10c each, all sizes. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. t advanced pupils 1 - tf , Newtown Highest grade i Utah and f Wyoming coal, absolutely' free from slack and dust. Hansen Coal Co., 34 South Fir. Phono '239. ' -' You can get It at DoVoo's. tf Kremmel's genuine health broad at DeVoo'n. tf Chicken and beef tamales, Gusher Cafe. . : tf Violin lessons, special ;UontIon to J. D.- Wltham, 20 1 w , . 9'3! ,'For sale $10,000' ranch adjoining town lfor ''$3000', $300 cash, balance $2G month. Gold Ray Realty Co., 15 N'. Grape Ht: Phone 4r-J-l. ' ' -" 1 9 1 Mrs. John K. Flurry who Iwih beer, under the care of bor mother. Mr-. Ada. V. Carnell at f.2;i South Holly ' street, since her painful accident, has ' been ti ken by her husband to their homo in Jlosoburg, where she under went an X-Itay examination by Dr. (Stewart. Tho film plainly showed the 9th and 10th ribs had been broken i clear across diagonally, but were now i kitting together a little crooked. It j was also found that the mutu'lt-s of the hip wero badly caked or hardened by the bruising, but she Is now get ting along remarkably well under tho j circumstances. Found! A place to got creamed waffles. - Crater Lake Confectionery. Medford Hldy. lif-l Chile, con carno. Gusher Cafe. tf All kinds of. rmigh and dressed lumber. Wallaco Woods, Phono 10S. 711 East Main, , ' Mrs. Thos. H. Ness gavo a party Tuesday evening in honor of her daughter, Marlon Ness's sixteenth birthday. Tho entertainment began at 5:30 and consisted of a marshnml low toast, games and a dainty supper served later. Tho young guests were: Jean Fltzgibbons, Anna Maria Rado van,. Ellen Konop, Elizabeth Ritehson Elizabeth Applegate, Mary Conner, :Allco Lynch, Helen and Mildred Du gan, Catherine Coylo, Francis Sander, 'Mary Josephine Estes, Agnes Zebarth, ;Ozelino Schmitt, Mary McKendreo, ' Kuth Hti merlck, Cathyron Royal, Dorothy Nyswanor, .Dorothea Reddy, (Florence Cochran, Ada nnd Cecilia Denn, Helen Myers, t'leone EuderM, Evelyn Wold, Marion, Kathleen and Dorothy Ness. For sale Autos from $25 up. Gobi Ray Realty Co., 15 North Grapo Ht.' Phone 4(i5-J. 101 1 Redden & Catiaday wrlto boiuhi and insurance. Phono 720. tf Buy your Hereon doors at Wallaco Woods' Lumber Vard, 711 E. Main. Phono 108.- " ' " tf , Brunswick phonographs, tho i world's hios' popular phonograph1.' Easy terms. H. G. Launspach, Phone 227.-' 1 l" ' ': '; - , . - J u '' -te. ..:t :..,.', '.-h. , . 1 M. .'hi. DEPARTMENT STORE "sr 1 ' ' : : ; , , ' 1" :. :,' . . . r. ;. - ' and .' ! . ' u- . . "' 1VT 'r-j.'iiil : Corner Sixth and N. Central t J" rl ... -I Offers Low Prices on all New Ladies' Goats, Dresses $25 Ladies' Coats $1 7.95 Wonderful showing of the newest Sport styles. Values worth $25.00. Priced .. . ; . U $17.95 $35:00 Wiht&r 'Cbats $2!5anla. '$27.50; Made'of firie quality Coatings, full lined, large collars, black, brown navy. All sizes, 16 to 44 values. Worth $35.00. Priced at $25.00 to $27.50 Ladies' 10 reduction F'riday and Saturday J ' ; $6J50 brown or black Oxfords ...... . $5.85 $6.50 Bamboo Suede Strap .... V'.'. . . .!$5.85 $6:50 Cbco Suede Strap ; . . . :;. ... .$5:85 $7.50 black "or bamboo Suede Strap . . .'$6.75 $8.50 black or coco, Suede Straps .... $7.65 ' Childrens' Shoes, less 10 $2.00 Shoes .$1.80 $2.25 Shoes $2.13 $2.50 Shoes . .' . . .... ."$2.25 $3.00 Shoes $2.70 . $3.50 Shoes . , '. . . . . $3.15 10 Discount on all Coats and Suits Except Those Listed in This Advertisement. i'i U .-II.... ... I . , ... ,, ... .. ... . ..... r- -j -try ., - -i , sweaters, rurnisning . 1 1 RwJT i : i s, Shoes, Hosiery 1 ...... t $25 Tricosham "Wcriderf ul piirphase iii Silk TricosKam Dresses, n'avyi'. black, beautiful styles, 36. to 44. On sale, while they last ... . . . . . $13.50 . On sale tomorrow, Friday .' : ; '. ir; $22.50 Crepe and Satin '. Dresses:$I5.:50 Most wonderful styles and qualities 'you have seen in Crepe and Satin Dresses. ;u Special No vember sale $25.00 Dresses r v . ;vv;s ; ,'.i$17.5 50c Brassiers 29c 25 dozen ifine Brassieres, - in exifa "quality. Special .... ........... . .'.29ic 75c Satin figured Brassieres." ! Special . 59c R. &. G. Corsets 1.25 , Wonderful extra heavy Coutel Corsets. Guar anteed, worth $2.00. November bargain ale, pair .! . ... . . .', $1.25 Ladies' Sweater SMeS t Brush Wool Sweaters in hundreds of colors and styles, 107o discount. ; ' :.u. ' $5.00 Sweaters ..... . ............ . $4,50 $5.75 Sweaters . ... . . ......... . . . 5.18 $6.50 Sweaters .................. . .$5.85 $7.50 Sweaters . . .;. . . . . ; . ; .... .'.$675 $10.00 Sweaters . . . . . . . i j$9,C0 $1S:00 Sweaters ... . i .'X ;r$13.50 Buy in Southern Oregon's Most Modern" Depnient Store ---"Where Everybody Trades" Mail Orders Filled by Our Special Shopper "Pay LessDress Better" Agents for McC all Patterns .h,.
