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PAGE TtVO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 0RE(1QNT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 192 Focal and Personal The Red cross drive continued to progress favorably in Medford todiy with a total or yitit subscribed ut noon. Medford'a quota is $30eu and every effort will be made to secure this amount by tomorrow noon. Sale of Pacific 1-ackage goods at 33 1-3 percent discount. Handicraft Shop. 200 Get In pn the soap deal at Warner,, Wortinan & Gore's. 8 bars of Crystal White soap free. , 198 For Apple Week Anderson at the Public Market Is showing; an extra choice selection of apples. 198 '-' One car load of grapes, which mostly came from tho Jacksonville district, was shipped out from the city by Denny & Co. last night, as were also 29 car loads of apples, which makes 419 cars of apples shipped from here so far this season to the eastern 'markets. The commercial crop of pears has ' now all been shipped except a few cars held here in cold storage. Up to date the pear HhlnmuntR huvA numbered 1796 cars. Iluy your screen doors at Wallace Woods"' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. tf" ' Kraminel's genuine health bread at .Devon's. .. ( , It' Try Mt. Pitt Blond flour, Contra! Point Mills. 203 : The postoffice will remain open until 12 o'clock noon next Monday, Armistice day, and one complete cir cuit delivery will bo made by thu city carriers during the forenoon. It be ing a legal holiday the banks will .be closed all day, which means that the banks will be closed from Saturday noon until Tuesday morning. Brunswick phonographs, the Easy terms. H. G. Launspach, Phone 227. Uuy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Store. ' i tf There will be only one store deliv ery nt 8 o'clock. Monday, Oct. 12, on account of Armistice Day. Medford General Delivery. . ': . 199 E. D. Elwood and son, Homer El wood left this foronoon on a several Mays shooting expedition In Klamath county. Danae, Eagle Point, Sat. nlto. 199 Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. It. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf Attend the Radio club meeting at the City Hall tonight, 8 p. ni. 198 Housewives must purchase enough' food supplies Saturday or Monday forenoon to last until over Monday, because of the stores closing at 11:30 a. m.-on that day. 1 Chicken and beef tamales, Qushor Cafe. ' tf Highest grade Utah and Wyoming roat, absolutely free from slaok and dust. Hanson Coal Co., 84 South Fir. Phone 239. Sold in one hundred and two countries- Walk-Over Shoes, New styles' on sale Saturday, spoclal prlcos at the Hub Shoe store, ton dollars. Niggor brown one-strap pumps at soven-' ninety, au siscs, - . v jo Reginald Or FKer and Gadys M. Rulter, both -of Orogon, wore married In Yreka on'Octobor HI, by Justice of the Peace Albort H. Thomas. Yreka, Calif., Journal. Special sale on Ford accessories. Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor, Co. r ' - tf We 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'Fuol Co. if If youwant extra select Delicious, Jonathan, Spitz, v Belief lour or New town apples soo Anderson at public Nnrkot. i ' Tho College Women's club will meet tomorrow nt the homo of Mrs. E. E. Kolly, 911 Queen Ann Ave. Tho subject to be discussed will bo "The Covered Wagon." Milk and crenm at DeVoe's. tf Positively the greatest pleasure 'producing event of tho week. The Oriental Gardens Saturday night. 198 Mt. Pitt flour made from selecto.l wheat. 203 Among Oregon people sojourning In the city are Mr. and Mrs. It. V. (Inroutte. and Mr. and Mrs. E. H Yancey of Cottngo Grove, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Klskey and Mrs. Ida Ham blen of Portland and Mrs. O. Skelter and son, Mrs. E, O, Connell and Tom Harney of Marshfleld. Chile con carne. Gusher Cafe. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods. Phone 108 711 East Main. . '' Attend the Radar club meeting nt the City Hall tonight. 8 p. m. 198 Sllverslde salmon,, accurtllng to tho Uranls Pass Courier, are now striking readily,' some . steelheadg are being taken and small trout are taking salmon eggs voraciously, In the' river In that locality. i i : We will loan you muney to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. ' Ask Hall A Hall fur Mt. Pitt flour. ,i ,. !. ... I. ; i, 203 " Selected Delicious. Jonathan. Hpits, Roman Heauty, Newtown fancy 11.26: extras 11.60. J. U. King. Lack Box 461. i 19S The demand for , '" V ' ' ''i Milk Bread U grow i ing by leaps and Bounds Why? At Any Grocer J, IV., Shirley,' thief deputy In the tax tlenurtiiielit at the Hllel'iff'H (fffii'f. is confined to bis home on Went Sec- t ond street with a severe cold. Mrs. Shirley has just rec'uvered from a I three weeks siege of the same alj J ment. . ' There's a busy . Business College In Medford. OWN. , . Sweaters for small children at Deuel's Art Dept. 198 See Anderson, Public Market for extra select Delicious, Jonathans, Spitz, Bellefle': and Newtown apples. 198 Maddox & Bonncy, florists, today presented this office with a bouquet of their Choice mammoth crysanthe mums of the Mums variety, , We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Special sale on Tuesdoy at the Colonial Garage. tf Choice baby beef at Public Market, Saturday. R. L. Hague. 19S The Radio club will meet at the city hall this evening, according to W. ' J. Virgin of the Virgin Radio Service. All members and people who wish to be members are urged to attend. Attend the Radio club meotlng nt tho city Hall tonight. 8 p. m. 198 Chile con carne. Gusher Cafe, tf Duplicating stile books for sale at this office. " tf . William T. Grosse, traveling man from Portland driving a Dodge ccupe collided with a 'rock embankment early yesterday afternoon, four miles north of the California line, when his machine skidded on a frosty shaded bit of the pavement. The car was not traveling at a great rate of speed, though Mr. Grosse was thrown with force ngtilnst tho, steering wheol and will not be able to drive a machine or work for some time, injuries to the machine are extensive .'and will prob ably, not. be ropaired.-r Ashland Tid ings.' ; '.,':.? K:-.- Memstllohlng 8o per' yard at Stylo craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf Klddio kaps 'n kapes at Deuel's Art Dept. ''..' f 198 Fancy Dollclous, Jonathan,' ' New town,. Spitz apples.- Winter Nells' pears for winter use, $1 to $1.76. For present use, 60c to 76c. Medford Fish Cq. Wo deliver.'' ,200 ' Mr.' anil Mrs. Harry Mills left last night ' for Klamazoo,' Mich., ' having been called by the serious Illness of Mr. Mills', mother. Get Launcpach's prlcos on planon before you buy. He knows pianos and Is reliable. Phone 227J Chicken and beef tamales, Gusher Cafe. tf 'Walk-Over- shoes sold In .one hun dred and two countries, New-models going on sale Saturday, a special price on each model, $10. Medium tan one strap pumps at $7.95, all sizes. The Hub Shoe Store. 198 Most Medford people. hope that the dally prediction lately for fair weath er the next day will continue until Armistice day Is over. The coldest weather of this morning was 29 de grees. At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf Unity literature teaches people how to be' woll, prosperous and efficient Free distribution. 310 S. Riyoruido. tf Dunco nt P & E theatre tonight after first nhow. Imperial Trio. 18 Auto tourist travel to and thru Al cd ford duo to the fine weather con- VI n una lafKofop'this time of year, Lust LB Ik lit tlip city qjitft cojnp hticf 11 earn ami DO persons, ami the MerricK Motor Inn 10 cars and 40 persons. Your cur battery charged In 8 hours at the Electric Shop. tf Clean cotton rags wanted at tho Mull Tribune office. Get a nice chicken dinner for GGc at -the Crater! Lake- Confectionery Monday, Nov. 12th, Prom 10:30 o'clock on. Medford Bldg. 199 Hay Moran arrived home lust night from Portlund whore ho attended the Pacifla International 'livestock Expo sltlon. Prldny Is Fish day. Oct your fish at the Medford Pish Co... 8$ South drape. Phone 362. , 198 Take your kodak llins to Palmer's Studio. First-class work and prompt service. tf J. J3. King Offers to sell a 32 Colts uutupiutiQ cheap or trade for chickens , . . ! 200 Among the visitors In Medford from distuut points nro Mr. npd Mrs. b. V Hulknup of WaukoHlt'O. Wis., J. W Kkuii of Qulncy. 111., W, C). Givt&ons of Detroit and If. J. Bullivun of Chicago Ncleot your Christmas gifts now while the took Is fresh. Deuel's Art Dept. 198 All kind Qf materials for lamp Hluwli's ut Deuel's Art Dt'pt, , 198 Speuiul for tinturday, I0.OQ pumps, one Mmm, tan wlth .Urowo . leather trim ml iik'- Muturday price, $7.75, all sIzt'H, at the Hub Hhoo Htoro. 198 Helween 150 and 175 cnrlonds of coltry will bo shipped from Murion county this season ovtr tho .Southern Pacific nntl Oregon lOlectrlo lines. Celebrato Armistlco day In a suit .cleanod and pressed at tho Pantorlum Dyo Works. Phono 244. 201 Ouaranteed vulcanlzlnff and re trcadlnK. Kxchange Tiro Co. 201 Dnr.co at P & K theatre tonight after first show. Impwrlal Trio. 198 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh It Km I sop of Oak land. Calif., ara, visitors in the city who arrived yesterday. Hesldence burglary insurance S9.08 per $1000. H. A. Holmes, tho Insur nuce Man.. . ' . tf itofoie you buy that piano soo II O. Uiuntmnoh. Ho can savo you money. . lie knows pianos, and ts re liable. Office npd salesroom at Weeks A Orr, Phono 217. llefore the football game Monday a chicken dinner for 65c. The Crater Lake -Confectionery, Mfcdford JJldg. 19ft rMr. and Mrm A. -M- Wright of the Coy Nook orchards nt Phoenix spent last night in Medford and Mr. Wright uttemltMl the 1 eoman lodge. Tokay grnpe juice $1.00 & gallon. J. It. King. Pox 451. 200 Friday- is FUh day. Got your ft Mi at the Medford Pish Co., 96 South Grapo. Phone 362. 198 Have you used the felt lottor forms? For sale at Deuel's Art Dept. 198 Miss Virginia Smith did not meet her classes at tho high school today on account of Illness. Got mamma and walking doll free by buying season ticket. $3.60 doll free for $20 ticket, and $1.50 doll free for $10 ticket. Those season tickets are good for everything tn Jap Art Store beforo Jan. 1st. 1924.' tf Friday and Saturday bltf reduction on millinery, i The Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford Hldg. 198 Special for Friday and Saturday 0 per cn( discount op. all back comVfl. Bluclair's Jewelry Shop. XV 9 A. W. Walkor arrived home lanl nielli from Portland, having with uh Hiatunts driven down several m-w uutos from that city. Keep in mind the sale of Pacific Package gods at 33 1-3 per cent dis count. Handicraft Shop. 200 . 30x3 cord tires $10.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 201 Game or fish in cold storage or public places must have a special metal tag. These can be obtained either at the Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co. and irfimport's store. Horace L. Bromley, manager of the power company'office at Grunts Pass, inspected the company warehouse at Prospect yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hromley wore registered at the Hotel Medford last nlgh(. Get in on the soap deal at Warner, Wort man & Gore's. 8 bars of Crystal White soap free. 199 Residence burglary Insurance $9.08 per $1000. R. A. Holmes, tho Insur nace Man. tf Special for Friday and Saturday: 20 per cent discount on all back combs. ' Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 191 Mrs. Ernest Duhack of Eagle ilnt was In Medford today and spent the day shopping and visiting. Twelve acres lemon grove near San Diego, 8 acres fruit near Sobastapol, 6 lots West Beat tie residence district. Sell cheap, or what have you? J. D., King, Lock Box1 451. 198 Tutoring in grade ana high school: subjects by experienced teacher, uni versity fraduuto., 116 M.lBtletoe. 199 Special prices on new models In women s $9.00 brown cross strap pumps, on sale Saturday at 7.7 5. Women's , $7.00 one-strap brown pumps, sppclul .'price .. Saturday at $5.95, all slzofl. Women s $6.50 black Rutin pumps on sale Saturday only at $5.85. The Hub Shoo Store, 198 The California Oregon Power com pany held a forum luncheon at th noiei Aieuioru mis noon nor ooin men and women, Friday, and Saturday big reduction on millinery. ' .The Enimy Lou Hat Shop, JA. M. Dept. Store, Medford Bldg. ' , ,' 198 30x3 fabric tires $7.50. 30x3 fabrics $8.50, Exchange Tire Co. 201 We have a few more papers con taining tho. pictures of the new Bap tist church and description Of the sumo. Better send some to your friends. ' ..197 The Ashland division of the Rogue River Valley Rndlo club. will . orgdnlzo in that city this evening, Two wind-up automobiles with gnr- age 95c. Jap Art Store. tf Aiioiner reaiure. ounce, . ..jucksoo- vllle, Friday, Lyric orchestra.'. 198 Women s . tan or brown oxfords worth up to $0.50, oh sale Saturday at $3.75, all sizes, at the Hub Shoe store. Women's $10 brown hiking boots, all sizes, on sale Su turd ay only at $8.00. . 198 For the service tonight at the Christian, church there will be special song by Harry Scougnll. The topic of the meeting is "The Place and Power of the Holy Spirit." The pub lic Is asked to hear. D. J. Howe, the pastor, In this one of his best sermons. Residence burglary Insurance $9.08 per $1000; R. A. Holmes, the Insur- nace Man. tf The shortest road from where you are to where you want to bo, a bigger Job and bettor pay. ts via Scientific Salesmanship.' Register now. s for Evening Course. , Medford Business College. OWN. 201 Reserved box seats are now on sale at the Chamber of Commerce for tho auto races Monday, Nov. 12. The price Is $ 1 per seat.. If the weather Is unfavorable and races' are not held the money will be refunded. Buy tickets and get choice of seats. . The prices of tickets for the races are: (leneral admission 65c, children under sixteen, 30c, grand Btand 60c, box roHerved seats $1. 109 All Royal Neighbors of the county are meeting this afternoon ami eyon ing nt Jacksonville at 2 o'clock and 7:30. All Neighbors who have .not been reached by telephone are cor dially Invited to be present. See us for music. We specialize on dance and concert work. Lyric or chestra. 26 Newtown. 199 No no too early to . bogin an em broidered ploco for an Xmas gift. Attend the salo. Handicraft Shop 200 Orchnrdlsts! Place your order now for your fall . requirements of lime sulphur solution. Bear Crock Spray Co. Phone 401-It-l between 7-8 p. m 205 A. JT. Gngo of the Hill Construction compuny is in Medford for a day or so before lenvlng for Portland where ho will spend several weeks. - Do you need a good dressmake. with original ideas? If so, call 879-X 3i7 South Oakdale. party dresses and children's clothes a ijpoolaUy. 198 Get In on tho soap dcul at Warner, Wort man & Gore's. 8 bars of Crystal Whlto soap free. 199 Mr, and Mrs. J. Kelch of Boise, Idaho, are In Medford visiting Mrs, Lucilla Hodge, housekeeper of th Hotel Holland, for a few days before leaving for the south. Selling out houses and ranches. 10 years time, sacrifice prices. Gold Hay Realty Co. 198 Dunco at Riverside Community club Saturday night. Loveland's orchestra. 108 Judge C. M. Thomas and F. ioy Davis, court reporter held a special hearing of circuit court at Grants Pass yesterday, of a civil suit in Josephine county. Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Wofids Lumber lard. 711 E. Muln street. Phone 108. tf Pleasant surprise for thoso attend ing Jacksonville dunco Friday. Lyric orchostra. 198 L. A. Banks leaves for Hollywood. Calif.. vSunduy after marketing the fruit from Suncrest and his other three orchards In this valley. Ho had a big crop. Dunce. Eagle Point, Slat. nlte. 199 Better bo suro than sorry, dance at the Oriental Gardons Saturday night, 198 Blue and white lunch cloths nn sale. 4Sx48. 66c: 60x60, $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. Jnp Art Store. tf Claud Miles is In from his homo stead on Butte Creek, stnylng nt tho Hotel Holland until after Armistice day. Brunswick and Victor phonographs and records one-half price. IS N Grane street. 1S Radio sets "tailor made," rebuilt repaired, installed. Ouaranteed. L. D. M inkier, 403 Liberty Bldg. Phone 16S. 201 Mrs. John McDonald of F.ogue Elk was a Medford visitor today. You'tun got U at DeVoo's. tf W. M. Lewis' of .the Mudford Siage ftiiiouny iU''OinmJij(l by. (.'laud Bar ton of Grants Puhs lvft for Klamath Kails Thursday for some duck hunt- ng on the lakes. . ! Dunce at Riverside Community, club Saturday .night. Lovelund's orchestra.' ' ! 198 Make your selections early. Pack- ; age goods on sale. Handicraft Shop. 200 ' A new song was introduced to the high school at the noon assembly last Tuesday called "For You." The words were written by Mrs. Emerson Merrick instructor in English, and the music composed by Burton Strock, Spanish instructor and who alfo has charge of t tho high school band. " it was . re- j ceived enthusiastically by the stu- i dents, and in the future will be sung ' on all school occasions. ' I See our display at Hub Shoe store, j Lyric orchestra. 198 ' 100 per cent pure silk pongee, com- f mon grade 88c; extra heavy for shirts ; 34 Inches wide, $1.19 yard. Jap Art I Store. : 205 George Brewer of Klamath Falls arrived In Medford yesterday with three trucks that hud been used in construction work in that city! Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 199 Dance at Riverside Community club Saturday night, Lovcland's orchestra. 198 Mrs. Ora L. Barnett returned Thursday from a two months visit in. the east and south. Violin instruction. J. D. Wltham, 26 Newtown. 199 Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Dr.. and Mrs, S. A. Danford, who are In the city attending the state conven tion of tho .Woman's Foreign Mission ary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, are guests at the Hotel Hol land during their stay. ' Xmas gifts are all In Japanose Art Store. , tf An evening's entortalnmont for two. persons in New York costs $150, in Los Angeles the same' amusement costs $50 a night, but In Medford where there is a Metropolitan Orien tal pardon a wonderful tlnie can be had for almosfnothing. Dance there Saturday night. 198 Mrs. Ida Hamlen, the state repre sentative of tho Royal Neighbors, is here attending the Jackson county convention being held at Jacksonville today,' : ; , Get soft paper scTiooJ tablets at tin. office. ' ' tf 'The Finest Radio Receiver In the World." Lea"rh how you can obtain one. L. D. Slinkier, 403 Liberty Bldg. Phone. 163... , ... 201 The barber shops of tho city will close at 11 or 11:30 a. m. for the day on Monday, Armistice day. Redden & Canaday write bonds and insurance. Phone 720. tf Visitors In tho city from Washing ton stniw include Mr. and Mrs. C. Nagel, John Nugul, and J. Welson of Colfax, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dlr- fenbach of Seattle. Yes, there will be another big pay night dunce at the Oriental Gardens Saturday night. 198 Maud Wheeler, former owner and operator of the Rocky Point resort at Klamath Luke, is in tho city for a few days. NOSCARLET FEVER' A iiilstnke1 was miuo n Thursday Tribune In the-' statement ,tmt a case of stnilot fevor had broken out In the RnoHuvelt' school. It wan In the Washington school. Every precau tion has been taken and the school nurse. Miss Ida IJahl, continues to make an examination every day of all the children In the room where tne stricken child had Its classes. No otler caso has developed so far. BOY SCOUTS TO MEET Arrangements have been made for tcntntlve quarters In the new Legion hall for Hoy Scout meetings until per manent quarters nro provided. With tho first regular meeting announced for 7 o'clock Saturday, evening , the boy a will begin tho.r training a:ul fur ther organization plans will be set In mltlon. ' ' Mr. Robt. H. Doylo, big eruptor of the Crater's club has consented to represent that lively organization in tho Scout local council, as have all other civic clubs of the city, as suring the hearty cooperation and hacking of the club to the Uuy Scout movement. Remember, 7 o'clock nt tho Armory. Is the time and place of tho meeting. Mrs. Nellie -Hampton of Hollywood. California, has, purchased tho; resi dence at tlie corner of Fourth and Amtln Rtrt'ittB frirmfrlv nwnpd hv Mrs. Grace Wood l'unkey. It wus a cash transaction and ull city liens against the property wcr paid In full by Mrs. Hampton, who expects to reside l the roiltlcnA n Ihi-l'a niirr nt the vcar. spending only a few of the winter months In California. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOH SAI.K Orchardists. place your order nonr for your fall require ments of lime sulphur solution. Hear Creek Spray Co. . phone 401-R-l between I-S p. m. 205 Foil RKN'T Room with bath In pri vate home to man and wife or lnily employed. -'.620 N. Grape. - 109 The Home If time and money jare of any consequence, you owe it to yourself ;. to shop here. Besides the time saved by being; -able to-buy all in . one place, you save; the cent orcfeVks, credits, and deliveries, which ) will, go along ways toward. paying for your goods." ;' ;;f DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR, 49 lb. sack. ..... Fancy bulk Seedless Raisinsj per lb.lOc; 5 lbs.j 47c box ....... f '.! . ..... ... ...... Tuna Fish, large can:. MvA'ps. .'; Long Thread Shredded Cocoanut, pejr'lb'. ' . .' . Krause's Marshmallow,. J-lb. tin . . . ...... ... ...... j Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans ........ . . .S;: I' -,: . f i Potatoes ' We have a car load of. Fancy Yakima Netted Gem Potatoes' priced so, low that you should buy your winter supply now. - v -.V;":... ;; Is,, Apples S,. , Graded Spitzenberg or Jonathan Apples, per box. . . .63c :;:;;;Mea (Ed filnns Fighting the Beef Trust) Veal Roast, 'per lb. . .;; ; . .y . . ; ; .'...:;-. ' v. 15c 5 Fancy Sirloin Stek, per lb-A-L v . .... . ; . : . . vV: -,f : : V. . . .23c Cottage - Butts,- per lb ,. . . . .......... 22c Bacon Backs, per lb. r; . :,. . . ... . . . C . . . .... . 124c. Kitchen Ware Dept. Genuine Jap China Cups and Saucers, both for. .-. . . . 15c Bakery Dept. BISCUITS From 11 a. m. to noon Old-fashioned light bread biscuits, hot from the oven at 11 a. m., per doz 10c CAKES, DEVIL'S FOOD or MOCHA, regularly 35c, Sat. .23c FRUITED SPICE CAKE, 2-layer . . . .... .19c Gates & Lydiard ! Buy Here and Bank the Difference Lots of Room to Park Your Car INTERESTING TALKS ATMEETING OFSft The St. Marks Mep club held their. regular somi-montlily meeting in lhe Parish house last oveninff. Thero was a good attendance of members and several guests. , ! " The president, C, A. Swlerart, presid ed, nni) the St. Mark's Guild servecf a, wonderful dinner. ( j After the dinner Thomas D. Petch president of tho Oregon On and Elec, trict Company, gavp.i iulk about (lie manufacture of gas frem its first ex periment 140 years ago up to the present time, explaining tho process used In the local plant. ' Fletcher Fish, In chargo' of govern ment Inspection of fruit in this valley;. told of tho methods used of inspouting for site and quality of fruit and com dltions of cars. Ho said they havo had nine inspectors here most of the sea son and the certificate of government Inspection is not only a guarantee to the purchaser, but brings a ready sale for the producer. Doth of these talks proved interest ing and instructive after which a so cial hour was spent with a smoker and playing cards. W. O. W. Notice Members requested tn meet at the ball Sunday 1:30 to attend funeral of N'eiKhbor Merrltt Charley. Medford camp will take full charge. 199 A. T. A. M. '. R Special Communication of Medford' LodCe Ho. 103 on P Friday, evening, November 10, ' x 1923, at 7:30 p. m. Work in F. C. Degree. By order pf y. M. 198 A. i. CROSE, Secretary. NEW YORK Richard Nicosia. widely known opera coach and direc tor, died of apoplexy which seized him, last ni;ht as he played the Inst chords of tho Miserere on a 'plane in his studio. 1CVERY KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONUS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1909 -5" MARK'S MEN'S GLUB of Bread Like Mother Made- ,'.-'t ,(l ( Medford Stoles to Closd ' "' It has been decided to close all the Medford business houses and offices ronday, Nov, 1? at 11:30 a. m. in or- n'?r in allow everyoouy 10 neip cele brate Armistice day. All are request ed to close. MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. '. .. . . . ' ,199 .1- F.&E. Theatre - CENTRAL POINT Sat. Nite and Sunday Matinee i MARSHAL NEILAN presents Randolph Parish's f "BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER" 2 TIEEL COMEDY Buddy Messeneer In "Dad's Boy". I a and INTERNATIONAL NEWS tXJUNTRV STOiiK" every' Mondny ! Mglit. Mutinco Kvory Sunday 2:30 p. in. Admission 10c and 30c ViNING THEATRE ; ASHLAND MONDAY NOV. 19 Make Your Seat Reservations By ' Mail Now. MUSICAL C0MED - IN NEWyORId "TThe Greatest Girl in the World Book by James Montgomery Music by Harry Tierney Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy Staiied by Edward Royce With DALE WINTER and the All-Star Company. . Prices S1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 . , Plus Tax HPT ., . . .$1.79 25 lb. $2.29 . . .15c 23c ..... .42c ... . . 25c If you think you can live without) women, see NOW : ' i H Enemies of Women" 'Js; a georgeous spectacle, pilsfet lng with a life as reckless in its abandonment of thlnfes material as only tho care free Monte Carlo and Parisian nights can be. It dashes' ln'to tense action with a claahluK of swords in the most nerve racking duel with blades. that has ever been reproduced on the screen, and maintains this speedy pace throughout its length without a dragging moment. j:' Continuous ;'-4'." Shows Tomorrow and ;.) Sunday. . Sunday "CHILDREN OP JAZZ" IJ i!i.L' i tj Mivnisiucmng - at Handicraft Shop L eooooooooooooooooooogooooc
