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MTTDFORP MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEPFORT), OREfjOX, FRTDA-Y, NOVEMBER 16. 1923
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ocal and ,
Personal
Pi-ofesflor Harold R. Tuttle of Pa
cific university will address the Ki
wante luncheon next Monday and be
the chief Bpeaker at the chamber of
commerce forum luncheon nxt Wed
nesday. Baby beef at Public Market Sat.
IV. fc. Hague. 204
"Bargains in plionopmrb. I have
several Victrolaa and EdjRon phono--graphH
with records taken In ex
change for new Brunswlcka; can bender to acquaint the boys with the
uuugui ciiutiiJi Biiny ivrma, b irL uwmw . unciions or government, special :?
first, served. See K. O. Launspach, j g0ns will be held relative to city and
the 'piano man. Phone -227. ; Sales- j county government r.ocedlng the
room at Weeks & Orr. tf election.
Eane Grey, the -widely known nov
The drivi for clothes, etc., tty the
Hcd Cross Thrift Shop hu8 hail to b
postponed for a few days. The date
will be announced later.
' You'll be tickled pink when you see
Harold Lloyd In "Why Worry"? 204
Two wind-up automobiles with gar
age y&c. .Jap Art Store. ' tf
Tomorrow the boys of 'Josephine
county will hold complete sway
officialdom for on that day they will
hold every (Office in the city and
county. This Is the part that local
youths will play in- the national father
and son movement and the committee
In charge is now making all the jiec
essary plans to hpld the- election so
that the boys can elect their officers.
says the Grants Pass Courier. In
life's sweetest song. Hear It at the
Oriental gardens iaturd&y night. 206
Kadlo bargains! Single-lube et
$16. . Two-tube set $20. Tubes,
phones, transformers, , condensers,
rheostats, etc., at half price.,? These
goods have, been slightJy usa3. but ore
guaranteed like new. X p. Mlnklur.
104 Liberty ttlrig. , . ,. 207
kMrs. H. fi. Lumsden left today for
ellut ntid author, In this week's Coun
try Gentleman flays: "The happlent
lot cf any angler would be to live
somewhere along the Rogue river. He,
could he ready on the Hpot when-the
run of steelhead bepuni" , The three
paces of his dencription ore In Orey'B
characteristic vein. The story Is well
worth the reading.
Big reductions In brushed wool and
silk' sweaters
Bhop.t 204
A full line of exqulslto toilet requi
site a M. M. Dept. Stnre.. ..... 104
Mrs. K. D. Elwood, Mrs. Woyd
Elivuod and Mrs. Pred Frye loave to
morrow for a motor trip to Sun Fran
cisco and L.OR Angeles.
flwerri's gifts create pleasant mem
ories because they aro the thoughtful
klnd ' Bwora's Studio and Ctift Hhop.
203
We will loan you mouoy to build or
buv Holmos the Insurance Man.
LeRoy Ashcraft, woll known' here
but who in timekeeper for the Mc-
Cloud River Lumber 'company, Is j week seeking recruits
repunuu lu imve Kliivu u. duv ijuuiiii . xoryvT' X T
bear ana u men rwere required to
ns In brushed wool and Seattle and will stop at "Corvallls, to
Saturday. The Vanity see lidlth Lumsden, who is an O. A. O.
204 ',..
, St. Mark's guild niet today for tholr
' 1a lfarold Lloyd tlcklo aWuy your
troublos',""Why Worry?" 204
regular meeting.: Preparations for
the Christmas bazaar are waring
completion. '.' . . i . i
Dance Friday night, F & 13, Central
Point. ': ' : ' 204
t liuy yaur shingles and roofing at
Wallace. Woods' Lumber 'Yard. 711
E. Main street. , Phono 108., - tf
Sergeant Orover C. Owen of the U.
8. army recruiting-Station in this city,
is lti Grunts Pass for tho. rest of the
that' terrl
1'. O. 'i-;iwf.j-il of the t'opiu nnu
pany. who has bei-n seriously ill with
uppenUi-Hui. is reported .liiuch better.
An evening class In Higher Ac
counting aud C. P. A. work, is now
organizing on moat liberal tuition
basis at the "busy" Husine.ss College.
Phone 25S-U. tlV.V 207
Stamped towels und aprons which
muy be finished in a few minutes for
Christmus gifts on sale now at the
Deuel Art Dept. 204
James Murray whose finger was in
jured in an linotype machine accident
ut the-Mull Tribune, will be able to
resume work In a few days.
.Wanted Small Becoud-hand cook
stove, DeVoi's. tf
Big box social and dance Friday
evening Nov. 14, at Kedmen hall. 204
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carry It from the -mountains, to Mc
Cloud where It ..is being .cared, for.
Bert . Hlnthorno has negatives of
pioturea taken of the animal and hoa
an enlargement In his window. Ash
land Tidings. ., :
- Dig reduotlons In brushed wool and
silk sweaters Saturday, i The Vanity
Shop. -- - - ;. - 204
Kosldenoo burglary Insurance $9.08
per .$1000. . R.-A-Holmes, the Insur-
nace Man,- ' tf
Tom P. Sharpleas, T. J. Moore and
party of Everett,. Wash,, wero guests
at the Hotel Holland last night. They
are enroute to attend the Washington
vs. California-football gamp at Ber
keley.. . .., - ,. . , . -..i ,
, Your. attention Is called to. tho pic
tures that are coming on the covers of
Literary Plgest. Thoy are . worth
framing. Swem'ii Studio. 203
Orchardlsts! Place your order now
for your fall requirements of lime
sulphur solution. Bear Creek Spray
Co, Phone 491-R-l between 7-8 p. m.
.... .. . . .... . ; m.
Dan O'Connell, i special officer of
tho Southern Pacifia was In Medford
Thursday,
- Extra special values In trlmmod
huts 3.66 to 17.96 Saturday. Bee Miss
Lounsbury at The Vanity Shop.. 204
i-Forget your week-dny worries! Let
gaiety be your mastor at the Oriental
gardens Saturday nlnht. 2113'
Herbert. Grey, of the Mull Tribune
advertising staff loft this morning fur
San Frunoisco In his cur. Ho will, re
' turn the last of next week.
I - Your family and friends want your
picture. . Have It made at once for
Christinas. Swom's Studio, . 203
, Drown will fix your shoes so you
can wear them with comfort. 200
Included among the- Portland
peoiile temporarily sojourning In the
city are Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Oolden-
berg, Mr. aid Mrs. Arthur Johnson,
Mrs. 'Jan O. Perry, Viola Duncan
Thelma Duncan,. Mr. and Mrs. H. C
Bauer and Mr, and Mrs, C. K. Wln-
doluh. , . . ... i .
lxtra special values . In trimmed
hats $3.05 to 7.011 Saturday. Soe Mlrs
Lounsbury at The Vanity Shop. 204
Alford Greater Imperial orchostra
at the Armory dunoe Hulurday night,
.;" . 206'
,' By a vote of 200 to 23 tho voters of
the Salemi Ore, suhool illstrlut this
week authorised the school board to
proceed with the expenditure of 22I,
0.00' in the construction of a Junior
high school. The bond issue, .from
which the fund Is derived,, was orig
inally voted for the construction of
two school buildings and the special
authorisation was nocrHsury, boture
the board could proceed with its
changed plans.
Harold Lloyd bombards worries
Wltlv T.N.T. of Joy. "Why Worry?'
,. ... . 204'
Kanol quality first toilet requisites
at M. M. Dept. store. sou
The Copco organization, held their
wuokly forum luncheon yesterday at
the Hotel Medford.
See Miss Lounsbury, The Vanity
Hhop, fur special suggestions in hem-ntiu-hlng
things fur Christmas. 235
' panes Friday night, F & K, Central
Point. .. . 204
Mrs. W. 0. Alllntham and daughter
and Madolalne Ilogart of Fargo, N.
D-i are visiting friends hero, .
( The host hemstitching In Medford,'
Da per yard. Miss Lounsbury, Tho
Vanity Shop. 23D
Milk and cream at IleVoe'a. tf
.(I
Eventually
Why not begin now
J' demanding 1
Milk Bread
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A Any Orocr
A snap Chevrolet -sedunolto, 1923
model,. 30(50. Car In good condition
Hit the trail for Hittson's. 20G
. Blue and white lunch - cloths on
sale. 1.48x48, 80c; 00x60,' $1.19; 70x70,
$1.48. Jan Art Store. .. .-. .tf
Last night and this morning -were
the coldest of this week, with a mini
mum temperaturo of 39 degrees. Fair
weather Is predicted for Suturdny.
"Why Worry" with Lloyd? You
can't, It's too funny! '. - , j ' 204
We Invito you (o visit our gift room.
Slnolalr'a Jewelry Shop, v - 20D
Among the visitors in the city from
distant points are Wm. H. Turner and
family of Spokane, Mrs. O. Z. Skinner
of Walla Walla, Mr. and Mrs. George
M. Wright of Sun Francisco, and Mr.
und Mrs. A. C. Wheeler of Santa Ana.
Music such as you've long for, tune
ful, snappy and tremendously vibrant.
Oriental gardens Saturday night. 206
Clet mamma and walking doll free
by buying season ticket. $3.60 doll free
for $20 ticket, and. $1.60 doll free for
$10 ticket. Those season tickets are
good for overythlng in Jap Art Store
bofore Jan, 1st, 1924, -,- tf
Curtis Q. Phillips of Swift Co.,
Portland; a i former , Orogon athlete,
was in Medford Thursday.
Warning to motorists! Why lot your
radiator freexe? Why. bother with
draining it every night? lilt the trull
for Hittson's and get your. alcohol at
small cost. SB S. Fir. . . .. , 206
Duplicating salo books for sale at
this office. . tf
-Tom Lamb of the - Copco concern
returned from Hoseburg yesterday. .
Expert -i blacksmlthing and body
work done at Phoenix. 206
The life of a dancing porson is 12
years greater than that -of a . non
duncer. : By duly: trig in the Oriental
gardens, . resplendent In color and
elegance, your life will bo lengthened
nnuthor three years. Be there Satur
day night! . 205
W. H. Canon, register of the U. 8.
land office at Hoseburg and former
prominent Mudfurd rosidont, hus boon
u visitor in Portland this wook.
A paradise on oarth: Alive and In
the princely . reulms. . .Whore? The
Oriental gardens Saturday night. 205
-Cooked food .sale. Public. Market,
Saturday for benefit Children's Farm
Home.i, Hemembor us 204
Jons'Jonsun and Mr. Tllloy. , tho
shoo mun, are expected homo today
from a several days duck,, hunt lit
ltluitutth county..
See ad regarding turkeys wanted.
Jackson County Creamery. .. 204
W. C. T. U, cooked food sale, Pub
llo Market, Saturday. Bonoflt Chil
dren's Ho nnv v . ,i . r-:vs : a04
-t'The .road between .hero nnd Ited
dlng. Calif., is roportod to bo la fine,
condition, as recent rains have pnoked
the dirt road down hard, according to
auto tourists arriving In tho city today
from the south.
Women in the big cities find beauty
in facial operations. . J,n Medford at
the Oriental gardens 'every woman
appears beautiful with subdued light
lmr anii colorful setting. , ., 205
. 100 per cont pure silk pongee, com-,
mon grade 88c; extra heavy for ahlrta.
34 inches wide, $1.19 yard. Jap Art
Store. 206
Lloyd Moos, tho county ,club leader,
arrived homo last evening from Port
land In which city he hnd been sluce
the beginning1 ut tho Pacific Interna
tional Livestock exposition.
.Fresh fish, oysters and shrlm meat
at Medford Fish Co., it South Drupe.
Call 362. 204
Fresh fish, oysters - and shrimp
moat at Medford Fish Co., 30 South
Grnye. Call 3til. 204
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Ten dollar bill on Sixth St.
between Fir and crossing, noon to
day. , William George, Tel. 7,49-K.
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FOR BALl'i X snap! Chevrolet
sedanette, 192S model, $060. Cur In
food condition. Hit the trull for
llttson's. 106
WANTED To rent a modern- unfur
nished house of 6 or' 6 rooms, close
in, Tel. 1080. 204
TIIAYF.D From ranch. HwIrs Jer
sey cow without horns. Call 468-H-l
1 . ' 205
FOR 8AI.K Corona typewriter at
sacrifice, A-l condition. Phone
898-J. - . . 204
FOR SALB 8plts applos. Good slie,
orchard run, 60o per box. C. A.
Learned, Crater Lake Highway.
Phone 408-li-J. 206
FOR RKNT Steam heated one room
apartment with kitchenette. 10(1.1
W. Main. . . . . t l0(.
FOIl BALM Pure bred Hampshlro
Pigs, about 40 lbs... $5.00 - ouch.
rUune iS8-n-J. i0;.
KVKHY KNOWN FOUM OF
INSURANCE
AND BONDS
- R. A. HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
' PHONE 444
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING
8INCE 1909
If you have,
never read
Charles Dickens' .
immortal novel,
."Oliver Twisty
you may get
every delightful
phase in it,
every character
to the life, every
scene scrupulously
accurate, by
seeing . .
Jackie
Coogan
F.&E; Theatre
" CENTRAL POINT
', Sat. Night and Sun.'Matinee ,
' .NORMA TALMADGE In
' "THE WONDERFUL THING"
-2 Reel Comedy In !' 'V
"OH NUR8IE" fatuiir.g Bub Roach
': .., .and Ethel Tearle
; t ' International News
'Hottentot" xoirilng November 24th.
"COUNTRY STOKE" every Monday
SluUiieo ICvery Nuii(!uy 2:.10 p. m.
lilfliiERfl
Admission 10c und 30o
Viiiing Theatre
'ASHLAND
it 4 - v !. ; ii ' . 5 j,' 1'
Monday
November 19
ORDER SEATS BY MAIL
With Class and Charm All Its
Own. The Best Musical Comedy
the 8tage Has Ever Known.
The 8mart Musical Comedy
'Positively the Strongest Cast
' Ever 8een In This Musical Hit
i i I'D . t
DALE WINTER
:RLO 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.
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Exceptional Beauty Chorus
Large Orchestra '
SEATS NOW SELLING
.,' PRICES:
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50, Plus Tax.
' '
Oliver
Twist
A wonderful enter
tainment; .for every
member of the fam
ily. You have just
two more-days!."
II 'H ... --
HAROLD LLOYD
in "Why Worry?"
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Hemstitching
Handicraft Shop
SPECIAL
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FOR
SATURDAY
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All kinds o Steak . : i. .per lb. 20c
Beef Pot Roast. , . . . ... . . . per;b. 2c
Boiling Beef, . per lb. 8 1 -3c
Cottage Hams per lb.. 20c
Pork Roast ,. ......... per lb. 18c
Side Pork . per lb. 20c
TURKEYS ...... ....... .per lb. 30c
Old Hens per lb. 25c
I
City Meat Market
f ree Delivery ',V .
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The Home of feread Like Mother Made'
Just three years ago today we announced the opening of our store
with a promise that thereafter the cost of living would be lower.
Whether or not we have kept that promise we will leave to you.
For ourselves we will isay that in spite of predictions , to. the Pon-
- trary our. first price schedule has been maintained on, every ctun
modity ekcept as' market' changes compelled advances-or decline, m
Medford now has the lowest Grocery prices in Oregon and on this,
our ..third anniversary,, we, pledge ourselves to use our every effort
to continue them. ' ' r' ; T z.' H' t Hr Vri i -
For our third anniversary, we quote thes following specials.:,
TRU-BLU SALTED SODA CRACKERS -Packed in . cartons
averaging 5i lbs. to the carton. Special for Saturday, per carton
(sale-limited to stock),.,., . , , .H,.;t. . . ...,-.. . .. . . .,74c
' Mother's Premium Oats, per pkg. v: . . v . . . . . . . ', . . . 29c
Alber's Flap Jack Flour, per pkg. . 'J . ... .... . . .... 19c
Bulk Seedless Raisins, per lb. 10c; 5 lbs. 47c; 25 lbs $2.29
Standard Pack Corn, 6 cans,72c; 12 cans $1.39; case, 24 . . $2.74
Standard Pack Beans, 6(cans 63c;' 12 cans $1.19; case 24 . . $2.30
Fancy Pack Beans, 6 cans 79c; 2 cans $1.53; case 24 . '. ',$2.95
Standard Pack Tomatoes, 6 cans 72c 12 cans $1.39; case of
" .2.4 .,y.p. ... . . .' ' -; . ..$2.74
Fancy Solid Pack Tpmatoes, 6 cans 90c; 12 cans. $1.78; cfisejof
' 24 ; . .". ' . . 43.49
Sweet Potatoes, No. .1' cans' . . p h'., .... . . v i 0c
Apple Butter, No. 1 can, i2c; No. 10 cans i 98c
Long Thread Cocoanut, per lb 23c
Sunkist Asparagus Tips, fancyi;. , . . . . .V 39c
ounKist tan Asparagras No. cans ; . ... .... :i ... oifc
Libby's Fancy Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 cans, 3 for . . $1.00
l.,..,.,v...-;;:..25c-
... . i . . . 25c
Sup Brite Cleanser, 4 cans
Jap Rose Glycerine Toilet Soap, 4 bars .
iMeat Specials
(Ed Bihns, Fighting the Beef Trust)
EXTRA SPECIAL-Frye's Extra Fancy Delicious Breakfast
tsacon, per Vo.:.v. : .'. ;.::.: .
Veal Roast choice cuj,,per lb,.-.,. . .. . . .. . . ,
Fancy Bacon Backs,' 'pier lb. . . ..... ... ........ ......
38c
14c
. . . . 24c
: jviiiicij. vv ill tjLtjpariiiieiii - :r r
Thanksgiving calls for Roasters nd no matter ,-what size- you
want get our price before buyiffg.; : r ' "; " ' - '
Round Aluminum Rbasters :. vv. j ". .'.'.. u',.i. ; . .'.-. 89c
Oval Aluminum Roster.,. Regular $2.50, each $1 .93
Large oval Aluminum Roasts,. Regular $4.00, each . . . .$2.69
Large . Square Aluminum Roaster. . Regular $6.50, each . . .$4.79
Aluminum Casseroles ; Regular $2.50, each . . . , . ; . . . . . $1.69
Aluminum Casseroles.1 Regular $3.00,, each ; ' ,; . V; . . . $1,89
Pyrex Casseroles, with'plated holders. Worth up to $5.50,
each!. .".'..:,..','-..':-. . . ... . . : . . . . . $3.49
Glass Tymhlers, per d6zen. f r . i .'. : . ; ..........,'.; ; 59c
Jap China Cups and Saucers, both for , 15c
Rolling Pins, each , '.' '. : ... . ... ISc
Bakery Department
CUP CAKES Choice:of Vanilla, Maple Spiced. SpeciaPfo?
Saturday per dozen .;,. ,, ti. . r : . . ; ; . . ... , - 4 .'16c?
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HOT, BISCUITS-JVlore of those good lightbread Biscuits, hot
from . the oven at 1 A. M. From 11 until noon, per doz. . .. . 10c
- Gates & Lydiard ;
Muy Here and Bank the Difference.
Lots of Room to Park Your Car
Dance
wm
Crowd
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Saturday Night
M thermory;
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Alford's Imperial Orchestra will
Admission t 1.10 furnish ...theJazzdmion $1.10
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