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MTCirFOTW MAIL TRIBUNE, lrEDFORT), OTIEflOX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1H. 1023
ocal and
Personal
i Dr. 1 Martin Perry Henderson of
Provo;' Utnh, donn or the College of
Arts And Sciences of BrlBham Youiib
university, and former county nisent
and county patholoKist of Jackson
county, iliud at his noma November 8,
at the age of about 50 years. He held
the county agent's office here about a
year or more prior to the time C. C
Cats 'assumed that office. 1
Expert ' blacksmlthlng and body
- work done at Phoenix. 205
' 100 per cent pure silR pongee, com
mon grade 88c; Sxtra heavy for shirts
14 Inches wide, 1.19 yard. Jap Art
Store. . 206
The Armistice day committee will
report at the short business session of
the American Legion tonight and the
coming election of officers for the
post will receive attention.
We Invite you to visit our gift room.
Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 206
.WantedV-Small second-hand cook
stove. 1 DeVoe'B. tf
To servo pine months of a sentence
Imposed on him in Jackson county for
violating the prohibition law, Urucc
Noe, 87, was brought to the Multno
mah, county (Jall from Medford Sun-J
day by State Agent sanairer. inrer-
lor Jail conditions In Jackson county
necessitate the bringing of convicted
prisoners to the IpcaJ, Jail. Portland
Journal. '
Bargains In phonographs. I have
several (Vlctrolas and dlson' phono
graphs, can be bought cheap, easy
tel'tna. ... First come first nerved. See
ll'. ' O.- 'Launspach, the piano man.
Phone 'til. Salesroom at Weeks &
Orr. tf
, Oenulne Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlott tf
: W. H. Crawford will speak at the
high school Thursday evening at 7:80
on "Beolng Ourselves as Others See
Us" under the auHpiccs of the Puront
Teacher association. Musio and re
freshments. l,ot 'Hoys' whocl. DeVoo's.
Appropriate gifts for all occasions
can be found In our gift shop. Sin
clair's Jewelry Shop. 206
Enroute from tholr homes In Al
berta, Canada, for southern California
to spend the winter, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. parsons and Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Levy spent Armistice day in this city
yesterday. '
Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art
Btore. tf
Got soft papor school tablets at thl.'
Office. tf
. The Crater Lake O. A. C. club moot
ing that was tohave been held to
night at the Hotel Holland has been
postponed until Tuesday, Nov. 20th.
Painting, paperhunglng. Estimates
free. Phone U06-J. Clwm. Holmes. 204
"The Finest Radio Receiver In the
World." Learn how you can obtain
' one. L. D. Mipkler, 403 Liberty Bldg.
Phone 13. 201
For the second day In succession I
. the prediction of this morning was for
rain,' and cloudy skies and a rising
, wind this forenoon made it seem as
' though this time it would take. A
i yoar ago today was much colder with
a minimum temperature of 24 de
grees,, whereas this morning's mini
mum was quite balmy with a temper
ature of 48. 5 degrees.
Special prices for Friday and Sat
urday on pearl beads. Sinclair's
Jewelry Shop. 206
'Redden & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance. Phone 720. tf
The permits Issued by tho state of
Oregon to tourists entering the state,
allpwl.ng them to remain for U0 days
without taking out an Oregon license,
holds good even though tho tourist
buys property and makes his home
here in the state. This opinion has
been given by Sam A. Kozer, secre
tary of state for Oregon.
,tln-r Paul Whitman's record.
Journey's End. frqm tho musical
comedy, "Up She Ooos." You'll like
It. Palmer Piano House. 200
Buy your saroen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber Yard, 711. E. Main.
Phone 108. tf
The grand Jury rosumed Its session
this morning after a receua from Sat
urday pvor Armistice day. '
Ki-ommol's genuine health bread at
Davos'". tf
Our Friday an Saturday special this
week will be pearl beads. Sinclair'
Jewelry Shop. 206
Six automobiles are In the custody
of the Lane county sheriff at Eugene,
haying been seized In liquor raids
since last summer. 0
Buy Xmas gifts, deposit SS percent,
we will save It for you. Jap Art Store.
tf
The Milk does
It
Fluhrer's Milk
Bread
At Any Grocer
Dr. Jud Rickert
-.- -AND OPTICIAN
" S iim Kwrt Mata 8trii
s'o iTors "VSKD
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! Clark Walker, driving his Kssex
racer for a final tryout Sunday after
noon left the track and struck a fence
post at the north turn. The car was
badly damaged, .the frame being bro
ken and the front axel bent. Mr.
Walker ' whs uninjured but Irvine
Bostwlck who was riding with him at
the time was cut about the fuee and
. bruised ' but not seriously Injured.
After putting the crir on a new frame
ana working ail nignt on u tne jssex
was ready to race yesterday.
Try Mt. Pitt Blend flour, Central
Point Mills. 203
Chicken and beef -tamales. Gustier
Cafe. ' tf
Visitors from a distance who arrived
here yesterday and spent Armistice
day In the city included Mr. and Mrs.
H. Y. Huffman of Kansas City. Mo..
Mrs. Selma Jackson of Duluth, Minn..
Mrs. John Breltwelser and Miss Jessie
Breltwelser of Buffalo, N. Y., and
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith of Philadel
phia." There's a busy Business College
In Medford. OWN.
Our only business Is 'Insurance, but
we cover every- known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man."
,; tf
E'." J. Emerlck, H. B. James, George
Eads and Clarence Eads returned
Sunday from Klamath county -where
they had been duck hunting, with
one hundred and twenty-three ducks
and geese.
Highest , grade Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from- slack and
dust. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phono 239.
Special sale on Ford accessories.
Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy
Corner Motor Co. tf
E. E. Vrotnan was a visitor yester
day In Ashland. .,--. i
..We carry nothing In .coal but the
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on all fuel we handle are
always tho lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co.- tf
Milk and cream at DeVoo's. tf
No sooner hud one car of high
school and town folk passed the Plaza
than anothor machine bedecked with
rod nnd white streamers flew down
the highway hitting fast for Medford
and the celebration there today. Sup
port and spirit was running rampant
with tho followers who declared this
Kami would pay up for last year's dls-
persoment. Ashland Tidings.
Mt. Pitt flour made from selocted
wheat. 203
'-Vern Wlnnlngham Is back 'in Med
ford after two weeks spent In Port
land.1' " 1 '' ' '
All" kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108.
711 East Main.
Chllo con carne. Gusher Cafe. tf
Miss Rova Arnold,'1 Miss Blanch
Arnold. Ivan Arnold and Frank Hens
peter drove to Crater Lake Saturday,
stayod at Prospect Saturday night and
arrived back In Medford Sunday
ovenlnpr.
" Ask Hall & Hall Tor Mt. Pitt flour.
203
Wo have good values In used cars.
Pattnn & Robinson, Inc. tf
Helen Roiloinh, tho well ' known
dancing teacher of Medford while
giving her lessons Saturday twistvl
and Injured her knee In such a way as
to bp unable to teach for a few days.
Modern six room bungalow, large
sleoplntr porch, close in on i paved
streot. Must Bell at once, A snap.
Phone 1066; ' 201
Chllo con carne. Gusher Cafe, tf
Tho Red Cross Thrift Shop is start
ing a drive for old clothes Thursday.'
So everyone is requested to look thru
their things' and lay uslde anything no
longer needed, for the Thrift Shop.
Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. tf
Hemstitching 8a per yard at Style-
craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf
Twonty-elght cars In a spoclnl train
enroute for California with blooded
Bhow horses nnd livestock from last
week's Pacific International Livestock
exposition at Portland stopped hore at
2 p. m. toduy long enough to drop ono
car of Jackson county livestock which
hud also been shown at the exposition.
Chicken and beet tamales, Gusher
Cafe. . , tf
At Douel's Hemstitching go. . tf
Glenn Fabrlck is giving a dinner to
the motnbers of tho Medford high
football team at the Hotel Modford
Wednesday In honor of tholr victory
over Ashlund yestordtiy.
Take your kodak films to Palmor's
Studio. First-class work and prompt
service. - tf
Unity literature teaches people how
to be well, prosperous and efficient.
Froo distribution, 810 8. Riverside, tf
Miss Lillian Roberts, executive sec
retary of the Rod Cross, spent today
In tho Little Applegato district at
tending to Rod Cross business In that
section.
Regular communication of Reames
Chapter Wednesday evening, Nov. 14.
Soclul evening and a big tlmo for all.
MrB. Georgo Trelchler, chairman of
social committee. 201
Your car battery charged In 8 hours
at tho Electric Shop. tf
Miss Rona Law spont the weok end
In Hutto Falls visiting friends.
Clean cotton rags, wantod at tho
Mali Tribune office.
Colobrato Armistice' day In a suit
.cleaned nnd pressed at tho Pantorlum
llyo Works. Phono 244. 201
Among Oregonlans who ohsorvcil
Armlstico day In Medford were Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Murrlmnn and E. H.
Martin of Seaside, Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Wilson, Ed Galbralth, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Arnold and George H. Graves
of Salem, and Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II.
Field and Glondora li. Ulukely of
Portland.
Guaranteed vulcanising and re
treading. Exchango Tiro Co. 201
Rosldence burglary Insurance $9. OS
per SI 000. R. A. Holmes, tho Insur
nace Man. tf
Ralph Goodhue was fined $25 In
tho city court tpdny by Judge Taylor
when he pleaded guilty to being drunk
In a public place. The arrest was
made by Night Officer Cave.
Get mamma arid walking doll free
by buying season ticket. 83.60 doll free
for 820 ticket, and 11.60 doll free for
$10 ticket. Those Benson tickets are
good for everything In Jap Art Store
before Jan. 1st, 1924. tr
30x3 V cord tiros $10.60. Exchange
Tire Co. 201
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Bowna, Mr. and Mrs.
Gain Robinson nnd Mr. nnd Mrs.
Kurman dined together at the Hotel
Medford Monday evening.
You can get It nt DeVoo's. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
UST l-cnther foli.pr with keys.
HultaMo roward if rot urn office or
The rt'KUlar periodical meeting f
the city water cominissiuii will be
held In the city hall tonight.
Residence burglary Insurance $9. OS
per $1000. It. A. Hoi men, the Inuur
nace Man. " tf
30x3 fabric tires $;.50. 30x3 Vj
fabrics SH 50. Kxchanpe Tire Co. 201
(loHt citizens regard It as uhoIohs to
rake up the deud leaves faat accumu
lating In their yttrdH, until nt leant
after the coming rain, which will
doubtless pretty well clean up the
trees. The trees are still loaded and
beneath them the lawns and gardens
are covered with leaves.
Two wind-up automobiles with gar-
ape i5e. Jup Art Store., tf
Residence burglary insurance 99.08
per $1000. li. A. Holmes, the Insur-
nace Man, .tf
Elmer Hoff of Medford while
working at the Herman Lumber com
pany at Butte Falls had his knee in
jured and is now in the hospital where
he wilt have to remain for Beveral
weeks.
Tho shortest road from where you
are to where you want to be, a bigger
Job and better pay, is via Scientific
Salesmanship. Keglster now for
Evening Course. Medford Business
College. OWN. 201
A large number of people from the
vicinity of Medford came into town
for the football game and auto races.
Monday. Among them were Itoyal
lirown and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brown of Kagle Point, and Henry
Frame of Talent and Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hearn of Phoenix.
Orchardlsts! Place your ordor now
for your fall requirements of lime
sulphur solution. Bear Creek Spray
Co. Phono 401-B-l between 7-8 p. m.
205
Buy your shingles and roofing at
Will !u co Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
10. Main street. Phone 108.' tf
'Boo" Wright of tho Medford Auto
Supply company Is spending today in
Ashland on business.
Blue and white lunch cloths on
sale. 48x48, 66c; 60x60, $1.19; 70x70,
f 1.48. Jap Art Store. , tf
The Medford high school had an
assembly nt 11:30 today at which
Superintendent'' Smith, Principal
Campbell and Prink Callison, tho,
coach spoke to the students and team,
congratulated them on the fine spirit
of the studont body and tho victory
of tho team.
Radio sets ''tailor made," rebuilt,
repaired,- Installod. Guaranteed. Ii.
D. Minkler, 403 Liberty Bldg. Phone
103. ' ,201
Washington state visitors who ar
rived Jn tho city yesterday include
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Gaston of Taco
ma, Constance Baxter of Seuttlo, Mr.
nd Mrs. J. H. Cosp?r nnd son of
Kntonville, aiid Mr. and Mrs. E. J.'
Hoberts, Miss Roberts and Mrs. 8. W.
Bran of SpokanM.
Claude Mlleh left Tuesday for his
homestead In the Butte Falls district
and Intends to stay until January 1st.
The wind of today blew down by
the thousands onto lawns, gardens
and streets dead loaves from trees.
Today Is tho 13th of tho month, as
Is well known to the suiwrstitlously
inclined citizens who are keeping n
wary eye accordingly lest some
hoodoo get them. ' ' '
Mr.1 and Mrs. William Vawter, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Strang and Mr. and
Mrs. Hob Deuol had dinner together
at tho Hotel Medford last evening.
Tho Hoturlans held tholr regular
luncheon at tho Hotel Medford this
noon.
MRS. ELIZABETH ZANDER
Reap the'Reward
of Perfect Healtn
Salom, Oro. --"Thru heavy lifting I
developed a , severe case of feminine
weakness. I suffered with backaches
and boaring pains. I got so tweak 1
could not do any work, I would rh
very severo dizzy spells and the least
excitement I would faint dead away.
I was- so nervous I could not stand
any noise, could not sleep, and hud
very little appetite, i went down in
weight from 118 pounds to 96. I was
a physical wreck when I began taking
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription but
thru tho porslstent use of this won
derful woman's medlcino I -was com
pletely relieved of my ailment and
restored to perfect health. ' I gained
n weight and never felt better than
after taking tho Fnvorito Proscrip
tion." Mrs.- Ellwibeth Kander, - 1370
Norway St. -
Your health Is your most import
ant asset. So why not write lr.
Pierce, President invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., nnd rcceivo confiden
tial medical advice free, or aend 10c
for trlnl pkg. tablets.
If You Keep
We offer 10 reduction off the
following rates for residence buig
lary, theft and larceny insurance:
$1,000.00:
2,000.00.
3,000.00.
4,000.00,
5,000.Q0..
McCurdy-Daniels Ins. Agency, Inc.
Medford National Bank Building
- ..- Phone one-r-two three ..
IJ. L. King, superintendent uf the
Houthern Pacific company arrived in
the city this morning on truin 13 to
spend the day here on busiiiens. :
. We will loan you mouay U build or
buy Holmes tho Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. . C. K. Wilkinson of
Lake Creek were in Medford today.
Mr. Wilkinson left for California, for
the winter. They are ovnrs of the
Dead Indian Soda Springs and report
splendid business this season.
USED CAR SALE AT
"An Interesting indication of Jhe
evolution or, automobile merchandis
ing is refleoted .in the fact that to
day every element of safety surrounds
the purchase of good used automo
biles from established dealers," as
serted Patton & Robinson, Inc., which
firm is conducting an unusual used
car sale at their salesrooms Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week. -
' "Tho used car Is Just as much a
part of the stock of th"- auto dealer
as his new cars, his tires, accessories
Or parts. A large percentage of new
car sales involve the acceptance of
good used car's, and in many cases
dealers overhaul the cars, and in any
event make -certain that they will
deliver satisfactory transportation to
the buyers. . .
"Aside from the ability of the good
used car to deliver thousands of miles
of travel, the best Inducement the
established dealei can offer the pros
pective buyer of a used car is perfect
contentment with his investment, for
he looks forward to the time when
this customer may wish to buy an
other car.
"Thin progress! voneps on the part
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best
l-Iavo you . over stopped to reason
Why t' s' that so many products that
are extensively advertised, all at once
drop out of sight and' are soon for
gotten? Tho reason Is plain the
article did not - fulfill the promises
of tho manufacturer. This applies
more particularly to a medicine. A
medicinal preparation that has- roal
curative value almost soils itself, as
liko nn endless chain system the rem
edy Is r ecommended. by those who
have been benefitted, to those who
are in need of it
A prominent druggist says - "Tak
example Dr'. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
a preparation 1 have sold for many
years and nover hesitate to recom
mend, for 'in -almost every case it
shows excellent results, as many of
my customers testify. No other
kidney remedy has so large a sale."
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who
have used the preparation, tho ruc
cofss of Dr.l Kilmer's, "Swamp-Hoot Is
due to tho faict, W many people claim,
that it fulfitla almost every wish In
overcoming' kidney, liver and bladder
ailments, corrects urinary troubles
nnd neutralizes t the uric acid which
uauses rheumatism,
You may receivo a sample bottlo of
Swamp-Root by Parcel Post. Address
Ir.- Kilmer & Co., Blnghampton, N.
Y-., nnd eneloserten cents; also men
tion this paper. Lnrgo nnd medium
size bottles for 'nl nt' nH drug stores.
KVFHY KNOWN FORM OF
INSURANCE
AND . IJONHS
R. A. HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE 444
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING
SINCE 1909
ni For Wet Wash ,
Dry Wash 'Rdugli Dry
Phono 873 .
Wet Wash, pound 5c
Dry Wash, pound..,...-.,.... 7c
Rough Dry, pound J....9C
, American Laundry
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a Dog-
.$ 9.00 one year
. , 14.00 one year
.18.00 one year
. 21.00 one year
. 2300 one year
. Hemstitching, 8
Handicraft Shop
of tht- auto dealer of today liua re
sulted to the benefit of buyers of
used cars, who now do not need to
take tho risk of" disappointment, as
was often the case in the earlier days
of tho automobile."
Notice
My wife having -ieft my hPd and
m 1924 Models
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This is the close of 1023 Ypu Hcod im advance Model
Overcoat.
The day a ' manufacturer announces his 1024 'Models'; the; S5
.value of a 1023 Sedan goes down.
The same holds true with Overcoats.
A $35 advance model is worth two $"i0 last year's styles. 5
The 1924 Models are here see them in our windows on E
the street. ' ' ' '" E5
And with them comes the hat to mateh. ' i" ' i
Velours and heavers made purposely to make you look
wintery when dressed for the street.
Rough in texture to match the overcoat, in a benutiful as-
ss sortment of lale colors.
Overcoats $20.00 to $45.00 H
Late Fall Hats $5.00 to $7.50
Fall Suits $22.50 to $50.00 j
I Model Clothing Co. m
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THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
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Order how for Christmas Delivery
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board I will not be responsible fur
debts incurred by her.
201 J 0 11 X MESSLNO.
"WASHINGTON The r.rttlsh gov
ernment has notified the treasury that
its next payment of the, war debt, due
December 15 will be made in Liberty
bonds.
in Overcoats m
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The things you've laughed aiid cried! oyer un
folded in scene upon scene of the advent .
tuxes of the worknpuse waif. rjJA" masterly pic
ture a triumph replete with the human es
sence of Dickens' won'derful tale.
' , A First National Attraction
REGULAR PRICES: Adults 35c; Kiddies 10c
'JAZZ" ! Show Closes Tonight!
V CHILDREN OF JAZZ",," , .
t Lf and Mack Sennett's '.'Skylarking"
V Mr iNVJ' 14. iiix h
w Jft CATARRHAL JELLY Jj
20 treatment I In FREE
KONDON, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
HAVE YOUR XMAS
PHOTOGRAPHS
made now
H
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nt the
Medford P. F: Stuflid
in our new and larger quarters.
Hitrh grade work at popular
prices. Over Medford Harness Co.
228 E. MAIN '
Yining Theatre
ASHLAND
Monday
November 19
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