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MK1JFOKI) MAIL Till BUNK. MKDFOKO, Q1tEGONT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1923
ocal and
Personal
Northern Culifui-niii (icoplo uiitoii
tho -week end vlHitora lu-re IiicIihU'U
Mr. and Mi-.h. C. H. liryant, Alice
Isryunt and John Brun of MontaKuo.
nnd Hemic Warrcnn and Mary Perry
of Yroka.
Bccniine of tho npocial election on
tho HtAto rincoino Uix proposition to
morrow tho banks of the city will be
flnsed and all of tho city and county
offices and tho courts. The election
polls will be open from 8 a. m. to 8
p. m. at tho usual voting places , or
nearby.- -
See Andorson, Public Market for
extra select -'. Delicious, Jonathans,
Bpltz, Belleflucr and Newtown upples.
. i - . .- 14
Befoie you buy that piano see 11.
G... Launspauh. . Ho enn Have you
money.- He knows pianos, and Ib To
llable. Office and salosroom at
Weeks & Orr, Phono 227.
, Lately the number of fruit ship
ments going out from hero daily Is
smalt because of tho shortaKe of cars.
However . 20 empty cars are hero to
day. for such shipments, and about
tha same number will- be hero to
morrow. Get In on tho soap deal at Warner,
Wortman & Gore's. 8 bars of Crystal
Whlto soap free. ! . ' 199
' Crystal Whlto soap special this
week only: ;8i bars of -Crystal White
free with each $1.00 soap deal.
Hutchison & Lumsdcn." 198'
Mr; and Mrs. Alex Sparrow will
leave tomorrow for X'ortiand . to at
tend, thei. Pacific International .Live
stock Exposition and Land Products
show. .- ', - -
Tutoring in grade and high Bchool
subjects by experienced -teacher,, uni
versity fraduato. 116 Mistletoo. 199
Just tlmo to get that tree order in.
Yes, we still have Hose pears on
1suronals roots, good ones. JIavo you
cot your shade trees, Bhrubbery and
roses? Washington Nurseries, Klxtll
and Fir Hts oppOBlte Holland Hotel,
l'hono 441-M,- E. C. Welsh, agent.
. 194
Instead of tho regular mooting to
morrow night of Medford post of the
A morlean-Legion the veterans will
have it special meeting tonight to ar
The M'Mlford blKh school Is plan
ning several rallies for the end of tills
week to arouse spirit and interest in
the town in the approaching football
game with Afhland for Armistice day.
There will bo several small rallies and
We ,have a number of extra copies " "wee " probably the night be-
of Friday's nanor containing full do-i1"1'8 game.
scripllon of the new Baptist church I
and pictures of the same for sale at
this office. 194
Dance, Knglo Point, Sat. nitc. 199.
Vorn Van T)yke ami Wallaco Wll-
Hams spent Hunday hunting and cach
got tho limit in quail. .. '.
Chicken and beef tamalcs, Gusher J
Cafe, - tf I
Don't forget the card party at the .
Masonic hall Wednesday evening. I
Nov. 7th. Program, cards and re- !
freshinents. . - , . idg
Mrs. 11. B. Bryant nnd daughter,
Mrs. ,-K. V. - Maddox and family re
turned Tuesday from a motor trip to
Portland.
Kound! A place to get creamed
waffles. ' Crater Lake Confectionery,
Medford Bldg. 194'
' Hpoclal sale on Ford accessories.
Grease, oil and piston rings. Tho Busy
Corner Motor Co. . tf
A contrnct for 6 Vj miles moro of
grading, from Big Marsh to Beaver
Marsh, was let Saturday to John
Hampshlro of Grants Pass, who is
building the first 30-mllc unit of the
Southern Pacific Klamath FallB
Kugcne cut-off route from Kirk
north. The work will prococd on the
new contract as long as weather per
mits. Good weather and lack of labor
trouble have facilitated the work -to
such an extent that grading will be
completed to Beaver Marsh by No
vember 15. Track is -being laid at tho
-ate of a mile a day and will overtake
the gnrding:-work unless Hampshire
completes the work by that tlmo. -
Chile; con-carne. Gusher Cafo. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed
lujnbnr. Wallace Woods, Phone 108.
711 East Main.
Sunday, the -weather was so fine
and tho sun so warm that many local
citizens took- advantage of the fino
day to clean up their yards. -Leaves
were raked and bulbs were dug nnd
planted, and all over town people
range for their big smokor which Is 1 dons.
could be soon, working (n their gar-
to bo hold Tuesday evening in tho
Armory.
Andorson at tho Public Market can
supply you with packed or loose De
licious apples. -- 104
November millinery sale. It's worth
your while to call.- The Emmy Lou
Hat Shop. M. M-. Dept. Storo, Medford
BldfcV - - 197
-The district convention of the
Knights of Pythlus and big doings In
connection therewith Including the
big Initiation of about 70 candidates
In the page rank tonight by Hesper
ian lodge Is being hold here this
afternoon and tonight. About 401)
Knights of I'ythlas are oxpectod to
attend from southern Oregon - and
northern California. .....
1 Notice Pythian Sisters and fam
ilies are Invited to nttond - a Boclal
evening at tho K. P. hall, Wednesday,
Nov. 7 th. Cards, dancing and refresh
ments. It's free. - - 1!)U
Get our prices on Brush wool
sweaters. Tho Colonial. 190
f F. L. Champlln was a week end
Visitor In the city from Fools Creek..'
Among tho wook end visitors in this
city from outsldo points in tho state
wero Frances Gnllaty and ' Barbara
Hlosner of Corvallls, P. C. Crow and
Ollvo F. Crow of Eugone, Mrs. 10. J.
Loney and Emery iL. o'ConnclR of
Powers, quite a delegation of Klam
ath Falls people, and tho following
trom Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W.
Bnodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wood
ward, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Black, and
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Segol. .
Got In on tho snap deal at .Warner,
Wortman & Gore's.- 8 bars of Crystal
White Boap freo.i , . 1911
v-Crystal Whlto soap apodal this
weok only:- 8 bars.of Crystal White
free with each $1.00 .soap ileab
Hutchison & Lumsden. ' i-, 198
The voting' place for proclnct 38i
has beon changed to the smull house
next to Dow's grocery store, oorenr. of
Palm- anil Pouch streets, Instead of
being at tho rosldonco of J. T. Conrad.
If you want extra seloct Dollcloiu,
Jonathan, -Spltx, - Holteflucr or New
town apples see Anderson at Puhlto
Market. . ... . ' i, 1 194
Buy your shingles and roofing nt
Wallace Woods' Lunibor Yard. .711
E. Main street..' Phono 108. :. tf
The ' season for catching trout
under ton Inches long Is at nn end.
Howovor the" .season for catching
trout over 10 lnohcB long Ib still on.
Radio seyj ''tailor made," rebuilt,
repaired, Installed, . Guaranteed. L.
T. Mlnklcr, 403 Liborty Uldg. Phono
1J. - ' I HOI
100 per cent puro silk pongee, com
mon grndo 88o; extra heavy for shirts
$4 Inches wide, $1.19 yurd. Jap Art
Store, - . ! 1 ' 206"
. Doth hectlons of southbound train
No. 13 duo hero dally at 10:30 a. m.
were sovoral. hours lato today duo .to
tho failure of the onglno of the first
section to -function some distance tho
other sldo of ltoseburg, thus necessi
tating -in delay until - another engine
Was procured. " 1 :
! For Applo Wook Anderson at the
Ihibllc Market Is showing an extra
choice selection of apples. 194
Crystal.. Whlto soap spoclal this
. vook only: 8 bars of Crystal Whlto
froe. with each $1.00 soap deal.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 198
Mr: and Mrs. Kd Stolgor, recently
of Klamath county, and Mr. Stelger's
brother Everett and his wife of
Orants Pass, who had been tho guests
of Mrs. Stelger'B parents, Air. ami
Mrs. N. 8. Bennett, left by auto yes
terday for a trip to Sacramonlo which
may tako them as far south aa Los
Angeles. . i
: Dance, Eagle Point. Sat. nlte. 199
You can get It at DoVoo's. tf
Get soft paper sel.ool tablets at thl.
office. - ' '
I Roseburg high, which was defoated
recently by Medford high by one
point was defoated by Eugene high at
Roseburg- last Suturday 30 to 20.
"The Finest Radio Receiver in the
World " Learn how you ran obtain
one. I V. Mlnkler. 403 Liberty Bldg.
phone US. ' , '.
November mllllnory sale. It's worth
your while to call. Tho Emmy Lou
Hat Pbop, M. M. Dept. Store. Mod-ford
? The Men's club of tho Episcopal
church will not moot on Wednesday
but on Thursday. Nov. 8th. on ac
count of the Baptist hanq-t "
. Get in on the aoap deal at E arner.
Wortman Oore'. 8 bar. of Crystal
Wmregeenu.n8heauhbr.adts,
Jtedden & Canadny writo bonds and
Inmirance. Phono 720, tf
Moot your friondH at' tho Masonin
hall A'ednusday . evenlns". Nov. 7th.
CardH, program and refreshments.
196
Henry Frame of Talent was in
Medford Saturday afternoon shopping
and attending to business.
Uuy your screen doors at Wallace
Woodti' Lumber Yard, 7U R Main.
Phono 108. - tf
Dance, Knglo Point, Sat. nito. 100
G. 8. Hutler of Ashland was In
Alodfoid today uttt'iidlng to bUHincas.
JiruiiHwifk phonograph 8, the
vorid's ijutst popular phonograph.
Kay torma. IT. G. Launspach, Phone
227. v
A. T. Iathrop left Saturday for
Portland where ho will view the live
stock show being held this week in
that city. , - - -
-Our only business la Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk.
U. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man."
I tt
'llitajid Mrs. Frank Roberts ac
cniupnntcd by their daughter, -Miss
Phyllis, Irove to -Corvullis for the
work end to see tho big football game
there Saturday.
Highest grado Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack and
dust. Hanson Coal Co., 34 South Fir.
Phono 23.
Miss Margaret Devoreaux. county
nurse, and Miss Orayco Teluh, county
home demonstration agent, went to
Prospect yesterday where today and
tomorrow they will hold baby clinics
and visit tho schools in that soetlom
They expeut to return hero Woduca
day. i
A good tlmo, a flno program and
refreshments at tho, Masonic hall
Wednesday evening, Nov 7th. H6
Krnust JUden and Jim Tocas left
Saturday for Klamath Falls where
they wero duck hunting. They 1
turned today with the limit oach.
Oray and tan uleatod skirts. Tho
Colonial. . 'I ' - 106
Ned Vilas and Harry Ttosonberg
after attending tho football game In
Corvallls Saturday drovo on to Seattle
where they will remain for a visit.
. Milk and cream at DoVoo's. tf
Now Playing!
GLORIA
SWANSON
ANTONIO
MORENO
N.n with
jr--JX Th new
'Shlek' of
"My American Wife"
A story of Buenos Aires
"Paris of ! 8outh America" of
the tinsel life of sigh society and
tho revels 'of the underworld.
ANTONIO MORENO as the
fiery Spanish lover Is very rem
iniscent of Valentino.
also
BEN URPIN
In his latest laf-fest "Where Is
My Wandering Boy This Even-Ins."
$ ..
.''WEDNESDAY '
"Enemies of Women"
1 Send your friends copies of this
paper containing pictures" and - de
scription of the new J lap list church
dedicated Sunday.
Louis Ulrlrh and Jerry Jerome
spent Sunday hunting quail along
Bear creek.
Chile coti carno. Gusher Cafo. tf
The Woman's Missionary society of
tho First Christian church will meet
in tho church parlor, Tuesday after
noon, at 2:30. The program will be
in charge of Division HI, with Mrs.
Nancy Wilson as leader. All women
of the church, and their friends are
invited.
There's a busy Business College ;
lu Medford. OWN. j
Tho trapping laws of tho state will
go Into effect on Nov. 20. Farmers
can trap on their own land without a
spoclal license, but if they a ro. caught
off their own land with furs the
burden of proof will be on them. Any
trappor carrying a gun must also
have a hunter's license on him.
Wo have good valuos in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. - ' tf
Theodore Fish who left Medford to
attend the Saturday football game at
Corvallls drove on to Portland to visit
the Pacific International Stock show.
Special salo on Tuesday at the
Colonial Garage. tf
Byron Iyon and Loth Medows left
Saturday evening for Los Angeles
where they will spend tho winter.
Wo will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho Insurance Man.
Out of the state visitors from dis
tant points spending tho week end
here included Mr. and Mrs, R. D.
Parsons of K 11 bourn, Wis., Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Hansfin of Vancouver, B.
C. Mrs. Li. It. Hanna, Robert Hunna
and Leonard Warren of Fargo, N. D.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter of Globe,
Ariz., Mj. and Mrs. C. B. I.yon of Lo3
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Chambers
of San Diego and Mr. and Mrs. Kd
Carothers and Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Moore of Seattle.
Duplicating sale books for salo at
this office. tf
Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style
craft, opposite Rialto theatre. tf
A loaded truck collided with an
Overland driven by Martin L. Hill on
the corner of Bartlett and Main
streets at about 11 o'clock this fore
noon and quite a crowd collected.
Neither driver was hurt, but some
damage was done to the cars. The
case was brought to court by J. J.
McMahon, deputy state traffic officer,
and Fred U. Kouggel, tho truck driver
was fined $25 for careless driving,
and Martin L.. Hill $10 for not carry
ing his motor vehicle license.
Chicken and beef tamales, Gusher
Cafo. tf
At Dctiol's Hemstitching Sc. tf
The officials for tho Armistice day
football game between the Medford
and Ashland high school football
teams chosen by tho members of the
Medford faculty are Ralph Coleman
of tho physical education department
at O. A. C, for referee, Ted Cramer of
Grants Pass, t umpire and Hiram
Woods of Klamath Falls for head
linesman.
Unity lftoraruro teaches people how
to he well, prosperous nnd efficient,
Freo distribution. 310 S, Riverside, tf
Your car battery charged in 8 hours
at the ISleetric Shop. tf
Auto tourist travel tho past two
days has greatly UKhtcned to what it
has been. The Merrick Motor Inn
hud 10 cars Saturday night and IS
cars Sunday night. The city nuto
camp hnd 15 cars lnst night.
Genuine Bosch Mngnetu parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bnrtlott. ; r.,, . . - tf
, Clean cotton raps wanted at the
Mail Trlbuno office.
Idtal weather for this time of year
prevailed yesterday and today, and
fair weather is the prediction for
Tuesday. Many local and valley
people enjoyed auto outings to va
rious points on Sunday.
Typewriters, all makes Wholesalo
robulltfl. Easy terms, ,$5 monthly.
Our guarantee means 20: minute repair
servieo. Medford Book Store,. agents.
, , 107
Wo carry nothing in coal but the
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on all fuel we handle are
always the lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co, tf
T. L. Delsch, who is mining on
Elliott creek, near Copper, Calif., is
in Medford today. Erie Anderson ac
companied him. Walter Robinson,
manager of the Blue Ledge mine, will
accompany Mr. Deisch on his return.
They have recently installed a saw
mill for their own use.,-, ,
November mlliinery sale. It's worth
your whilo to call. The Emmy Lou
Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford
Bldg. i 197
Tako your kodak films to Palmer's
Studio. First-class work and prompt
service. - . tf
A Rumanian by the name of Greg
ory was brought before Judge Glenn
O. Taylor in the city court this morn
ing on the charge of having' entered
tho enr of Mrs, C. DeVoro without
permission. Grogory - -pleaded ' not
guilty and his ball was set at (250,
and tho date of the trial was set for
November 18. - The arrest was made
by J. J. McMahon, deputy stato traf
fic Officer.' O 1 ; ' ;'; ,' .
Do you need a good dress maker
with original ideas? If so, call 827
South Oak dale.- Party dresses "and
children's clothes a specialty. Phono
950-L. ;. . - - t aos
Bookkeeper, experienced, would
like, to take set of books for several
hours a day. Phone 971-rL. . ... 195
W. E. Nowcomb of Grants Pass was
q business visitor In Medfnrd Friday.
TOO LATE , TO CLASSIFY
Not wishing to have a repetition
of their experienco of a year hko
when their laundry burned at a biff
loss to them as well as a considerable
loss, to their customers, the American
Laundry company have secured In
surance covering each bundle against
tiro and theft,. Tho cost of this Insur
ance is only one cent per bundle to
tho customer. Mr. Slorah states that
this Insurance Is in successful opera
tion In man big cities throughout the
country, the laundries receiving no
commission or monetary reward, it
simply being an extra service.
Got Launepach's prices on pianos
before you buy. He knows pianos and
la reliable. . Phono 227. , ... .
: -1
STRAYED. OR STOLEN From my
pasture on Table Rock in June, one
bright bay mare, weight about 1100
pounds, branded DD on left shoul
der. Any Information leading to
the recovery of this mare will bo
suitably rewarded by Mrs. Mary 13.
Duggan, Central Point, Ore., It. P.
D. 2, . 186
FOR RENT A good ranch in Sams
Valley, cash or shares. Mrs. M. E.
Duggan. 195
FOR SALE OR RENT Old Hamlin
Ranch on Kings Highway. Call or
see T. Kdy, Plum St., or at tho
raneh. 201
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey
cow with day old calf. Phone S82-X
423 King St.. ... . . 194
FOR RENT Two room housekeep
ing apartment. 408 w. Sixth. 195
FOR SALE Flno milk goats 20 oach.
Fresh in November. Phone 540.
,196
Meeting Western Oil Co.
There -Bill- be a called meeting of
the stockholders of the Western Oil
Co, at F. J. Newman's office, Tues
dpy, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p. m. to discuss
nittcrs of vital Importance. -195
), i F. . J. ;NE WMAN, Secy,
R. A. M.
Cratar Lake Chapter No.
22. Special convocation
Tuesday,-- November ' 6th,
7:30 p. m. Royal Arch de
gree. vSupper 4J. P. M.t '
A. F. NOTII, Secy.
Scottish lilto
Regular1 mooting1' Siskiyou
Lodgo of Perfection, Mon
day, Nov. 6, -7-: 80 p. m. Re
fresh ments.
Paul B. Rynning, Secretary.
Notice '
On or after Oct. 29, 1923, I will. not
be responsible for any debtB . con
tracted for -or by my -wife, Maggie
May- Witt. - FRED O. .WITT. '.
''': . ........ , .194
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Twelve acre ranch on Rogue river,
three anil one hnlf miles north of
gold Hill. Will sell for cash or-on
liberal terms or will oxchange for
Grants Pass. ' Ashland or Medford
property. Address P. O. Box 111)5,
Medford. -. ' 200
Just to remind
You
Milk Bread is your
best food.
At Any Grocer ,
F.&E. Theatre
: CENTRAL POINT ' '
TONIGHT
To those who love photoplays
And to Those Who Don't
-.-I i in -.- - '-j ', -
Forget the unearned adjectives used to exploit other photoplays.
Forget the big productions that proved so small.
"ENEMIES OF WOMEN"
Is ona of the most profoundly dramatic productions since the birth of
the photoplay.
It has the altitude of the mountain top of artistic merit.
It Is an unparalleled example of what brains, money and talents can
do to make a picture so near perfection.
LlONELi I3ARRYM0RE
Gives a characterization that Is at once artistic, forceful and lm
, prenslve. - '. - -
ALMA REUBENS
Is seen at her very best, bewltchingly beautiful and talented.
to miss seeing "ENEMIES OF WOMEN," which opens s.four days'
engagement at the Page Wednesday Matinee, November 7th, would In-
Dining Rooms '
of Reputation
CERTAIN CHEFS become famous for their
culinary skill. Catering to the public spreads
their fame. There are thousands of housed
wives who regularly display equal skill, for they
too know how KITCHEN BOUQUET improves
most dishes, how it brings out the full flavor of
meats, "snaps up" the stews, improves gravies '
by making them full flavored and bringing out
the deep, rich brown color; how it adds the.
last touch of tastiness to soups, sauces, etc., etc.
Add a tablespoonful just before taking off stove.
Your grocer sells lots of KITCHEN BOUQUFT.
Get a bottle and win fame for your cooking.
Kitchen Bouquet
At great expense we
A( Z-Xf developed the Product
J;3 f-JSf" to meet our ideals in
''V'f: quality and flavor. !
Then we spared no
expense to make the
VLl package worthy of the
contents. '
rM Sealed Tiaht - Kept Rifihf
E if 10 Purc cn,c,e and otncr ,n"
ll.l firedients of highest qualify
' f W obtainable, made under
jy modern sanitary conditions.
iff tLff Keeps teeth white '
rifter Eiery ieal
ijjsmLuuAMjMkiW I aeca oe a misiorrune. . ' 0 m. jH
Uf - - -sjgggg j : fter Every Sgar
BE WllSTLINCi -
Wlk- Medford Armorv L
bHW TOMORROW NTOHT
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mm u ScJineidaiLi vs. Vance
I WL,' I I III ' :'
I, .rivr, wr. I OF MEDFORD
and a Tuta.RmI r.nm.u Mill . J . ' , f ft i
EDDY LYONS I
In "SEEING DOUBLE." I I
8:30
FARMER
OF CHICAGO '
"OOVNTKY 8TOHR" every Monday
Nlglit.
Mntlnro Kvorj' Sundny 8:30 p. m.
Admission lOo and 30o
SOOWXOOOOOOOOOCWOOOOOOOOO
Hemstitching
at
Handicraft Shop
NO TIME LIMIT BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS
Two Good Preliminaries
Red Watson in an Exhibition Boxing Bout
AUSPICES MEDFORD POST AMERICAN LEGION
PRICES Ringside $1.50; Reserved $1.00; Balcony First 2 Rows $1.00; Balance 50c. Tickets on sale
at Brown & Brown; Medford; and Bower's Drug Store, Gold Hill. -
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