Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 12, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVArsrc TWO MKDFOIHJ MAIL TRIBUNE, A1EDFOKD, OKKOOX, MONDAY. XOVKMHKH 12, 192:? ocal and Personal To give Us employes a chanco to attond tho Arnilntlce Day ceremonies today the Malt Tribune went to prewt at noon and closed its offices until after, the races. Export blacksmithing and body work' done at Phoenix. ?05 jqq per cent pure silk pongee, com mon grade 88c; extra heavy for shirts 34 Inches wide, $1.19 yard. Jap Art Store. ' 206 "Wanted Small second-hand cook Btovo. DeVoo'a. If 'A Medford high school rally began at 11 a. m. today. The school body marchud from the high Hchool down ' Main streot to the football ground at; .the end of North Ivy Htreet. Tho , Ashland team arrived in Medford thltf morning and had a ten o'clock lunch eon at the Hotel Medford, before tho game. - Get a turkey for Thanksgiving to night at tho F & K theat.ro Country i Store. Other Tirizes will be offered. ! 200 j w'1 :r.Uflic and yells they serpentined uenuine Bosch Magneto parts and Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blddle of Eugene stopped In Medford last night on their way to San Francisco where they are to spend Thanksgiving;. The dance supreme at the Gold Hill pavilion tonight. 200 Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save It for you. J(ap Art Store. tf Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. It. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf Claud Schmer of Cloveland, O., member of the Cleveland American League baseball team, la a visitor in Medford today. - j . Highest grade Utah and Wyoming coal, atjHolutoly free from slack and dust. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir. Phono 239. Special sale on Ford accessories. Grease, oil and piston rings. Tho Busy Corner M.otor Co. ; tf' To boont tho advertising for Ash land -Med ford 's football game Monday two rallies were held on the streets yesterday. Directly after four o'clock following " an interesting program given at tho high school yesterday afternoon,. the high school kids parad ed Main street flaunting red and white pompons. Again at 7 o'clock repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bnrtlett. 1 tf Jjost Boys' wheel. BeVoo's. Mr. and Mrs. AV, M. Crlbbs of Daw son, Yukon Territory, arrived in tho city Sunday en route to southern Cali fornia, from whence they will go to Florida and visit eastern states before returning home. Mr. Crib ha ' is a prominent druggist In Alaska and hardly had he registered at, the, Hotel Medford when ho and Emit Mohr be . gan to hold a reunion and talk over old times at Dawson, they being old friends of Alaska days having first be come acquainted thoro in 1901. Mr. Mohr spent ten years in Alaska. Princess Parillb's Jazz band, Gold ,11111 tonight. 200 Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art ; Store. : tf , .Get soft paper scTiool tablets at thl.v office. tt Among people from distant points who arrived in the city yesterday and will spend Armistice day hero are tho following: C. O. Witt and family of Boise, Idaho, O. E. Covering of Bay City, Mich., O. P. Rondlbr of Helena, Mont., H. Q. Redding of Atlanta, B. A. Davis of Des Moines, Io and Mr. and Mrs. E. E, McClanlhan of Los :( Angeles. O'coats $1.00 up at Wilson's sale. See adds tomorrow. 200 Painting, paperhanging. Estimates froo. phono 906 -J. Chos. Holmes. 204 "Tho FlneBt Radio Rocolver In tho World." Learn how you can obtain one. L. D. Minklor, 403 Ltborty Bldg. , I'h one 163. . 201 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston, Miss ' lillly Norrls, Mr. and Mrs. Corhin Kdgell and Colonel Vorhles and Miss ' 'Marlon Vorhles left this morning for , "Klamath Falls from whoro they will go duck hunting at Eagle Rldgo fur several days. Danco with . Princess Parlllo's Jazz i : band, Gold Hill pavilion tonight. 20U ' Reddon & Canadoy write bonds und lnnuranoo. Phone 720. ' ' " tf Others went to Medford to neo their demonstration and return tho call nmde hero late Thursday evening by Med ford's youngor set. Ashland Tid ings. 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 Fuel Co. ; ' J . tf Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf '"Wilson's big sale starts Wednesday. See adds tomorrow. - r 200 Miss Mnrgarot Mansfield arrived in tho city Sunday from Prospect to spend Armistice day in tho city. , You can atop around to Princess Parlllo's jazz band at Gold HU pa vilion tonight. i 200 Mt. Pitt flour made from selected Wheat. ' " 203 Chile con carne. Gushor Cafe. tf C. C. Cato and wife arrived homo Saturday night from having spent last .veek in attendance at tho Pacific In ternational Livestock Exposition, All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108 711 East Main, We will loan you monoy to build or buy Holmos tho Insurance Man ' Ask Halt & Hall for Mt. Pitt flour. 203 Wo have good values in used curs. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Washington state visitors In tho city Include Mr, and Mrs. F. Nublls-' houser of Tacoma, G. F. Smith of Yakima, J. W. Flaig, Jos. T. Kent and G. F. Nickinson of Spokane, and V. A. Bocht, Ralph Down, J, C. Edwards and J. F. Bahl of Seattle. Modern six room bungalow, largo sleeping porch, close in on paved street. Must sell at ouco. A snap. Phone 1056. 201 .C'hJIe con carne, Gusher Cafe, tf : Duplicating Bale books for sale at this office. tf James .Murray of tho linotype staff of this newspaper while at work last Saturday aftornoon had tho miHfor tuno to catch a ingor In his machine, Halo of 'Pacific Tackago goods at ! Tho membor was badly trushod and 83 1-3 porcent discount. Handicraft Shop. , . ' auO Mrs. Oeorgo Snow aeconipanlod by her brother Is in Modford visiting Mrs. I. M. Creed. House brooms 60c at Wilson's snlo. .. .. 200 Buy your screon doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 13. Main Phono 108. tP Krommcl's genuine health broad at DeVoe's. tf ' Prontls Hill, well known man of Portland and San- Francisco was In Medford 'last night on his way by motor from Port la nil to San Fran . Cisco. . ' Real Jaws music at tho Gold Hill pavilion dance tonight. 200 ' Try Mt. Pitt Blond flour. Central Point Mills. . 208 ' . Brunswick phono graph n, the world's most popular phonogrnph. Easy terms. II. G. Launspaoh, Phone 1 227. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wood, Mrs. A. E, Allison and C. W. Wood of Los llanos, Calif., were in Medford yester day and made a trip to Prospect and Crater, vLake. They declared the . weathet to. be fine at .tho lake. and. the roads packed Just right with snow ISO that not even chains were required ' to make the ascent to the rim. Alumlnjm 'ware 95u at - Wilson's nalo. ' 200 . Chicken and boof tamalos, Gusher Cnfo. tf V, There's a busy Buslnoss College 'in Modford. OWN. ' ' P The Milk does It Fluhrer's Milk Bread ,At Any Grocer J For Wet Wash Dry Wash Rough Dry " , Phone 873 Wot Wash, pound.. 5c ' Rough Dry, pound 9c American Laundry at first It was thought It might have to ho amputated, but happily that danger is past. ; , Hco Wilson's adds tomorrow's paper. 200 i HemHtltching 8a per yard at Stylo- craft, opposito Rialto theatre. tr Fancy Delicious, Jonathan, New town, Spitz apples. Winter Nolls pears for winter uho, $1 to $1.75. For present use, &0c to 70c. .Modford FIhIi Co. Wodollvor. 200 Mrs. William ,Kchvartft and son Kenneth loft Sunday for Kugene to bo at the hedsldo of her sister, Mrs. 11. 11. Long who Is III in that city. . Watch for Will. H. Wilson's adds tomorrow. 200 (let Launspach'n prices on planoH before you buy. , Ho knows pianos and is reliable. Phono 227. , Chickon and boof tamalos, Gushor Cafe. , tf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Koser who wm-o in Portland last week at the PucJfio International Livestock show, returned to Medford Saturday, i At Deuel's Hemstitching ic. tf Take your kodak films to Palmer's Studio. .First-class work and prompt sorvitic, ..' . tf, Unity literature teaches people how to bo well, prosperous and efficient. Froo distribution. 310 S. Riverside, tf , One used Stelnway piano, $185, nt Palmer's Piano House. 200. Tho local Radio club had Its first, weekly meeting Friday evening and tho following offlcors woro elected: ' President, I. . W. Payne: vlco presl dont, N. Kane; secretary treasurer,' V. Jarl. Radio Interference was dis-: cussed, plans woro made for a codei claH fur the youngor radio fans, and It was discovered that about fifteen hoys wero getting Pittsburg and other Atlantic coitat stations regularly. The mooting was hold In the city hull and was very well attended. Regular communication of Reames Chapter Wednosday evening, Nov. 14., Social evening and a big tlmo for all.' Mrs. Georgo Trelchler, chairman of social committee 201' Your car battery charged In 8 hours at tho Kloctrlo Shop. , tf Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mull Tribune office. Among tho people from Oregon cities visiting In the city are Mr. and Mrs. Ro he it E . ft i d d lo and so n of Kugene, John Miller of Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Kelsay of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. liloom of Albany, and tho following from Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Kingston, Mrs. R. P. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stevenson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Conklin. Wo have several Rrunswlck Aeolian and Sonora phonographs taken In ox change for Victrolus that wo will soil oheap. Palmer Plnno House. 200 J. P. King offers to sell a S3 Colts automatic cheap or trade for chickens - 200 Celebrate Armistice day In a sulti cleaned and pressed at the Pantorlum Dye Works. Phone 244. 201 Miss Lucille Talbot of Seattle, ft niece of Guy Conner, Is staying with! his family in this city for a few days Guaranteed vulcanizing and re trending. Exchange Tiro Co. 201 ;Hesldenco burglary Insurance $9. OR per $1000. li. A. Holmes, thd Insur noce Man. ' tf II of ore you buy that piano see H. O. Iaunspach. He can savo you money. He knows pianos, nnd Is re liable. Office nnd salesroom at Weeks & Orr, Thorn 227. Superintendent Chas. G. Thomson of Crater National I'ark nnd Post master Win. J. Warner and families arrived home last evening from their week end trip to Crater Lake,' for which point they left Saturday noon. They found very Utile snow In the park, with the road practically clear of it, and spent Saturday night in the superintendent's houno at Anna Spring camp. Sunday morning they went up to the rim of the lake where there is much drifted snow In spots, but soon a very hard snow storm set in there. The party left Anna Spring camp for homo at 2 p. m. Sunday. Enrouto to "Medford they stopped to seo James T. Grievo at . Prospect, whom they found being bothered with his goiter, but btherwlso well. ' Tokay grape juice $1.00 a gallon. J. I. King, Pox 451. 200 Get mamma and walking doll freo by buying season ticket. J3.50 doll freo for, $20 ticket, and $1.50 dol! free for $10 ticket. Those season tickets are good 'for everything in Jap Art Store before Jan. 1st. 124. tf With all their leading features.. the Victrola costs no' more. . Palmer's Piano House. 200 Dr. and Mrs. James Hayes will spend this week end in Seattle. Keep In mind tho sale of Pacific Package goods at 33 1-3 per cent dis count. Handicraft h-hop. 200 30x3 cord tiros $10.50. Exchange Tire Co. 201 Residenco burglary insurance $9.08 per $1000. R. A. Holmes, tho Insur nace Man. tf Robert Duff, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Duff of Medford, was a guard on the Santa Clara university team that defeated tho St. Mary's college team" last Saturday in San Francisco. fabrics $8.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 201 Two wind-up automobiles with gar age. 0 5c. Jap Art Store. tf Residence burglary lnsuranco $9.08 per $1000. R. A. Holmes, tho Insur nace Man. tf Tho shortest road from whore you aro to where you want to bo, a bigger job and bettor pay, Is via Scientific Salesmanship. Register now for Evoning Course. Medford liusfneas College. OWN. 201 L, 13. Humphrey of this city met the south bound train Sunday after noon and took a number of the Stan ford football team which was return ing from Portland, and took them by auto from Medford to Ashland whore ho put them on tho train for the south again. None too early to begin on em broidered piece for an Xmas gift. Attend tho sale. Handicraft Shop. 200 Orchardlsts! Place your order now for your fall requirements of lime sulphur solution. Rear Creek Spray Co. Phono 401-R-l betweon 7-8 p. m. ' 205 Buy your shingles nnd roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf All young people desiring to havo tho use of tho athletic features of the First Ilaptist church are asked to meet at tho church parlors Tuesday 7:30 p. m. The room arranged. for games moots all the requirements and rules and Is adapted and will be used for basket hall, volley ball, in door baseball and other Indoor games. All players will have freo uho of the shower baths, and tho social features of tho church. All Interested aro urg ed to bo present at this meeting and learn of big things planned for the young pcoplo of our city. Young , women as well as young men aro eligible. . j Rluo and white lunch cloths on salo. 4Sx4S, 66o; 60x60, $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. "Jap Art Store. tf Radio sets "tailor made," rebuilt, repaired. Installed, Guaranteed. L. D. Minklor, 403 Liberty Rldg. Phone 163. 201 You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Mako your -selections early. Pack- ago goods on salo. Handicraft Shop. 200 REVIVAL SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED Sunday's services In the - revival meetings at '.he Christian church, wero well attended especially the morning and eyonlng services. At tho men's meeting at 3 o'clock there were nhout 85 men present and a flue interest was shown in the ad dress given by D. J. Howe, pantor of tho church. Tho male quartet sang two selections which were appreciat ed by tho audience. ... There wero eight additions to the church at the morning service, and the largest attendance and best atten tion during tho meeting wero evl-, do need at tho evening service. The mooting continues nightly with timely sermons nnd splendid . mes sages in song. The sermon tonight, "Conversion, What Is It; and Is It Necessary?", will be outlined upon the blackboard nnd will be an important ono 1n tho serios. Baptismal services at tho closo of tho service tonight. E E MAKES A BIG HIT Headed by the high school band, the local -liteh Hchool held a football par ade at 11:30 ocluck tho line of march being down Main stret, thence to the football field. The local American Le gion Homes des Chevaux had a buries que Ford car In the line, which balked and stalled, and was labelled "Police Department." The Ashland football team was represented by a squad of bandaged and disabled youths, two of the number being carried on stretch ers. . The parade wiib a good display of high school spirit, and was wit nessed by a largo number of people. One of the largest crowds of the year Is in tho city today to see the football game. Tho opening meeting of tho serien of two weeks Uiblo teaching servloes to be heltl-ut tho I'resbytorian chureh will bo this evening at 7:30 p. m. If tho lnrco attendnnce nt tho service List night in which Cash Wood told In vivid description of tho great evan gcllxtlc work going on In Angelus Toniple, Los Angeles, is any critorion, thore will b a good attendance. 'X The malo quuntet will sing this evening and speciul mUHic of eomo kind will be given every night. . ltev. L. H. Quick who will present tho messages each;, evening is said to bo a man of dcop spiritual life! Plan to be at every mooting If possible. RACES SURE TO GO OBITUARY MILLSAP8 Donald James Mill-, saps, son of Mr and Mrs. Grover Mill sups of 838 Dakota avenuo, this city, passed away at a local hospital lato yesterday evening at tho age of 4 years, ono month, 21 days. Pneu monia was given as tho cause of death which came after an Illness of 10 days. Tho family have been residents of Medford for oho year. Kelatlves are expected from Klam ath Falls to attend. tho sorvlcos which will bo hold .at' iho Conger chapol at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Mr, M. C. Murrey officiating.. Interment in I. O. O. F. cemetery. ' f ', t ' ., Tho auto speedway Is In firsL class shapo, there are a number of fast cars and motorcycles here, the dare-devil drivers" and riders aro ' raring to go, the track is in excellent shape and tho races will be pulled this afternoon be ginning at 2:30. There will be three auto races and two or .three motorcycle races which insures a good speed program. Gates open at 1 p. m., races start at 2:30 p. m. The football gamo will be over In "tlmo for the races. To know how good a cigarette really can be made . you must try a- l(srRIKE 'XIT'S TOASTED" TUS WMKwwrw MiMBUM or wm .FAMOUS RlCMT Hook Auraoi Dr. A.W. Chase's OINTMENT . For Skin Irritations, Eczema, pimples, itching, chapped . hands and face, piles, chil blains, frost bite, etc., etc. Remarkable in its extraordinary control over all itching skin diseases. Pure, healing, soothing it 1 is not injurious to the most tender, delicate skin. Best for children. Read below what Miss Jose - phine Martin, of Champlain, New York, says: "Dr. A. W. ChaM's OiDtmeot U the beat r kind of Ointment I eer tued for pimple, blackheads, and all klndsof akin dUeaje. from wnicJi It hits entirely cured me and for whicb I am truly gi-atcrul and can certainly recom mend it to all aufferinc from akin disease. Too can buy this Ointment at all Drug Stores To be cure of getting the genuine, see that portrait and signature. of A. W. Chase, M. D are on each box your protection against imitations. ' DR. A. W. CHASE MEDICINE CO. 257 Washington 8treet. Bufialo, N. T. Il I lil 1 F.&E. Theatre CENTRAL. POINT With Modford trsflo la Mcflford mndn. ' JSVKRY KNOWN, FORM OF INSURANCE AND'i llONDS K. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING . - SINCE 1909 )2 Contnuous Shows. Today A STORY AS JAZZY AS ITS TITLE SUGARED WITH LAUGHS AND SPICED WITH STARTLING SCENES AND MELODRAMATIC ACTION IN PLENTY. LJiy ADDED JAZZY Jwtf FEATURES rX ft Mack Sennett Comedy NOW f yvW "SKYLARKING" PLAYING , JV? HODGE PODGE N$Ty "BETTY" BROWN, ' '1 jBMa5'V. at the oraan Theodore KasfoPP l I N jTt: yrjfi ,RicardoCatez)y ; l(cJ:jy -Robert Cain Jj? M Presented by Jus t-tu'jf ' WEDNESDAY JACKIE COOGAN "OLIVER ,TWIST" ,WEDNEStAY;ONLY RUPERT. HUGHES Production , "GIMME" i Dining Rooms of Reputation , , CERTAIN CHEFS become famous for their" culinary skill. Catering to the public spreads their fame. There are thousands of, house 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 BOUQUET. Get a bottle and win fame for your! cooking. Kitchen Bouquet with HELEN CHADWICK, GASTON GLASS, ELEANOR BOARDMAN, H. B. WALTHALL, KATE LESTER 'COUNTRY STORE." every .Monday Night.. Matineo Every Sunday 2:30 p. ni. Admission 10c and 30c Vining Theatre ASHLAND Monday November 19 ORDER SEATS BY MAIL With Class and Charm All Its Own. The Best Musical Comedy the Stage Has Ever Known. . The Smart MuelcalVCpmedy. . mm Positively the Strongest Cast Ever Seen In This Musical Hit DALE WINTER "VLO IRWIN, MARY O'MOORE, GLADYS NAGLE, DOROTHY LA Mar, HENRIETTA HOUSEN, DOROTHY .KANE, HOWARD FREEMAN, JERE DELANEY, HENRY COOTE, GEORGE COL LINS, EDDIE MARR, GEORGE MANTELL. Exceptional Beauty Chorus ' Large Orchestra SEATS NOW SELLING PRICES: .11.50, $2.00 and $2.50, Plus Tax. Hemstitching Handicraft Shop oooooooooooooooorjocaoooooof Kodak Finishing for tho who drmud the best. Swem'i Studio 117 B. MJ Mvrlford 1 . . 11 1 GOLD HILL PAVILION I Armistice I Dance. Real Jazz Music -I j Princess Parillo's i Jazz Band a"8 llll 'Vaudeville Supreme 5 BIG TIME A J ' ' ' ' ACTS J Headed by 1 I - Chief Bookhart's . v . . World's Famous J ----- Psychologists III "!as.Thcatr.e 1 UULU MILL, UKfc.