MEDFORD' MAITJ -TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY, NOVEMBER , 1(5. 192:1
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Infant.
InratidM A
Children
-tlit Original Food-Drink for All Ages.
QutekLuuch.t Home .OfficefcFoim taint.
forms. Mouriihlet-Noeooktog.
' W Awoid Imitations and Subttibittt
HAVE YOUR XMAS
-PHOTOGRAPHS
H. made now
, : - at the
Medfqrd P. F. Studio
in our new and larger quarters.
Hish (trade 'work nt opulnr
prieea. Over Medford ITurness Co.
228 E. .MAIN
PAUL DEM IS
FINED $2 50 FOR
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fyeauty Secrets'
That Make Thehix
j y ' Stop and Look
Why not. tryjfi Jjlar-Jof Ffoeial .Treat
ment? Slmply.'siiiead a tiiih'.'coatlng
of Marje Cores pack njnuilcl the Syea
temples and on the) forehead, ami
then over the cheeks. .'Instantly, it
begins to work. The lines, crows', feet
wrinkles fade put.'; The Skin becomes
Bmoothe, and you have the appearance
of real girlish health. This is Marje
Facial treatment, and' without ques
tion is the most valueble aid to beauty
j have ever known and best'ot all it
la inexpensive. ' ' J
ll Medford Beauty ;
i Shoppe
3rd Floor, Medford Bldg ,
m BE OBSERVED
Because Mr. and Mrs. Win. OwJns
of the Evans creek section were ar
rested In Gold Hill last Tuesday night
on charges of intoxication by .the
marshal of that city, Paul Demraer of
Medford was heavily .'ined by Judget
Taylor here today on his- plea of
guilty to having seventy gallons of
home made wine, which was ferment
ing, at his home on West Fourth
street.
Following the arrest of tho'owlngs
Tuesday night they were brought to
this city where Owing was placed in
Jail over night, and Mrs. Owing -was
placed in custody at a local hotel us
there are no .accommodations for
women prisoners at the city prison.
She disappeared from the hotel over
night.
On Thursday, County Prohibition
Officer Sandefer learned that Mrs.
Owing . was at the .Paul Demmer home
which fact together - with other evi
dence Sandefer claims to have collect
ed about Demmer, led him to mako a
search of the Demmer home where
the seventy gallons of wine was found.
Following this ho placed under arrest
Demmer and Mrs. Owing.
In Judge Taylor's court here today
Demmer was fined $250 on his plea
of guilty to having the wine In his
possession. O. C. Boggs prosecuted
the case as .special prohibition en
forcement attorney. Owlngand his
wife pleaded guilty to Intoxication
charges before County Judge Gardner
yesterday, and Mrs. Owing was fined
$25. Bentence has not yet been passed
on Owing.
The county court has assessed
$14.75 for fines to date of this month,
and eleven months of Jail sentences
have, been passed.
luday morning at 10 a. in. will be held
a service for children. All children of
the city as well as of the Presbyterian
Sunday school are invited to this ser
vice.
The Presbyterian Men's club at tnejr
monthly supper bad the largest attend
ance last night of any since the or
ganization last winter. The supper November 1S-S4 Is American; Educa
waB one of the best served and many tlonal Week sponsored b,y the-Nfitkmal
new men of the congregation express-j Kducation association, American T.e
ed themselves as highly pleased with gion anil the Bureau of Education -at
this chance, to get acquainted with our , Washington, D. C. This will be the
men. Rev. L.' B. Quick Bpoke very j fourth year lor tills annual event. A
briefly on the theme, "The relation of specific topic will be observed each
Religion and Natural Science." ' ' day as follows: Sunday, "For Ood aud
4 Mir Country; .Monday, "American
Constitution .Day;" "Tuesday, "Pat-,1
riotism;'.' .. . Wednesday, . ."School and 3
Teacher;" Thursday, "Illiteracy:" 1
Friday, "Our Community;" Saturday, :
"Physical Kducation." !
Colonel W. II. Paine .'representing j
the American Legion post of Metfoid (
and Superintendent Aubrey O. fin.'th i
represeuting the schools, comprise the
committee in charge of this won;. '
, : I
J-.-Arthur Moore, speclul agent from j
the general land office at Washing- i
ton. D. C, stopped over night here at '
the Hotel Hollmid. I
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Silverware The Gift Supreme
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE
SPECIALLY INVITED
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Tho . subject for discussion at the
service tonight will be'"The'Three Ap
pearances of Jesus," Past, Present and
Future. The young people are espe
cially invited to this service. The mes
sage will be one adapted to them. Tho
music will bo lead by a chorus choir
of children and' young people. Miss
Edna Steinor and Ruth Lawrence will
sliig gospel dlos.
There will ,be no-afternoon or even
ing service on Saturday, but on Sat-
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Shakespeare
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A 'Wonderful Opportunity to
Possess Beautiful Silverware
STRATFORD PLATE at a
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95c
very low price.
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Three exquisite patterns to choose
from. Shakespeare, Rosemary, and
Betsy Ross. Some with the straight
blade medium knives and others with
the French blade, stainless steel break
fast knives, 26 pieces to the set, packed
in Quaker Gray Gift Chest; guaranteed
for a lifetime. '
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Priced $15.00 to $17.00 Per Set " "
ONE DOLLAR
will place a set of this beautiful silver
ware in your home. Balance $1.00 per
week. "
See our windows then place a set on
the table for .Thanksgiving Day.
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
m
tiiPetsy Ross
WE
DELIVER
Can You Think
-Of Any Other Place' Where
$1.00
Will do as much and leave change for you?
Aluminum Ware Water Pails,
Tea Kettles, .10 qt. Kettles, Self
Basting Roasters, . Double
Boilers, Peculators, etc.,
Men's Kliald Pants - 98c
Blue Chambry Work Shirts, 09c
5, pr. Wpolmixt, !Sox - $1.00
Ladies' Felt Comfy Slippers, 98c
Boys' Bib Overalls " - -I '98c
Men's Dress Shirts - - ' 98c
House Brooms - - - 50c
Men's All-Leather Gloves - 50c
Children's Oxfords 98c
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Men's l5SSf Union Suits, $1.39
Men's Heavy Work Shoes? $2.98
Mehs Dress Shoes i- ,-.;' $2.98
Wool Army Blankets - $2.98
: Saturday at - L
Will H. Wilson's
32 No. Front St. Medford, Ore.
GREAT THANKSGIVING BARGAIN DAY
SAVINGS ON ALL YOUR FALL NEEDS THAT MEAN MUCH TO YOU
GENTS' ?
MUNSINGWEAR
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JEPARTMENTSToRE
V" Southern Oregon's Most Modern Store
Cor. 6th and Central
AGENTS
McCALL PATTERNS
LADIES' SUITS - " i :
One lot of beautiful Tailored Suits, fur trim, at 25
and 50 reduction. Beaver, fox and wolf collars;
navy, beaver and black. - I i .v i. . ,
All Suits reduced.
Don't delay buying now. These values will not last
long. ,
LADIES' COAT SALE
20 REDUCTION Y
Wonderful new styles, just received and placed on sale
$15.00 Coats : . :! $12.00
' $20.00 Coats . . ... .$16.00 : , ,
$25.00 Coats .$20.00 .
$30.00 Coats .$24.00
$40.00 Coats $32.00
All others in proportion. .
X P LADIES' BLOUSES i PRICE
This sale includes all high class Blouses, hand bead
ed and finished, up to $25.00. 1
i ; il$ 7.5Q Blouses . . . . . . i . . .$ 3.75
i 'i;$10.00 Blouses . : ; . . . .,$ 5.00
1 ; $12.50 Blouses i . r. . . . . . .$ 6.25 ;
: $15.00 Blouses . . .$ 7.50 ' ;
$20.00 Blouses ... , .$10.00
$25.00 Blouses . . . ... . . . . .$12.50
LADIES' CORDUROY ROBES
Our Christmas Robes are here and
priced special for quick selling.:
Copen Blue, Rose, Honey Dew, .Gar
net, Purple ' ; . , . - ,". .
Wonderful ;value, $7.5p to $13.50
SILKS AND WOOLENS CHEAP
Another large shipment of Woolens
and Silk just received.f rom New York.
This purchase saves you 10 ta.25 on
everyyard. .... i
Crepe de Chines Brocades Paisleys
' Cantons Taffetas Crepe Satins
Special Crepes Satins- Lining Satins
v f z- BEACON BLANKETS ;
See the new Bath Robe Blankets and
Comforters.-'
Figured or Indian patterns. '.
'3ath Robe Blankets $ 5.75
Indian Robes .........$ 7.50
Comforters ... ... .$11.50.
MEN'S SHIRT SALE '"
Dozens of Men's Shirts in fast colors
received I t- ;-f.t ', ... ,
j ..$2.00 values '4;, . . . . . .$1.25 ; ,
.. - $2.25 values ...... . .$1.50
Big assortment of Poplins.; and. Silk
Striped, special $2.50 and $2.75
MEN'S JWOOL'. SHIRTS
Shirts you have been paying $3.00 and
$3.50 for, going at $2.50
Full cut, brown prgray. u
' Yuen's socks ; " 1 ;
Black Cat and Holeproof ; black, tan,
.suede ' !
Special, 35c; 3 for $1.00
i MEM'S shoes, ;i i
Dress Shoes . . . . . . . .$6.50 .
Work Sboes ?! . $4.00
High-Top Shoes . . . .. .$6.50
LADIES' HOLEPROOF WOOLEN
-. .HOSE-: " ;
Prides and quality that are d x t r a
spcci&l"""- " ' .
v;'ri $1.49, $1.95 and $2,25 jji J
Brown, Black, Grey and Heathers :
! LADIES' GLOVES
Fabric Gauntlet Gloves' for sport1 wear
in brown and beaver, marked at a sav-(
ing of 50c to 75c a pair ,. !t ,
, $1.50, $1.75 and $2,5Q , :v
LADIES' KID GLOVES !
Every shade and style 'in the best im-.
ported kid i !
Special, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
New shipment of Sport Gauntlets
$7.50 values, .special $6.50 5 , ?
LADIES' SWEATERS "
' less 10 ; .
Beautiful Domestic and Imported
..Sweaters.- . '
; DOMESTICS CHEAP
$1.35 Fine Sheets. ..... .; ...98c
25c Bleached Muslin ; .j. .:...,!. . 19c
25c Percales .17c
25c Best Challies .............. 16c
UNDER WEAR CREPES
Beautiful, soft underwear Crepe. 39c
Fancy extra fine underwear Crepe 45c
Fancy Krinlde underwear Crepe . 35c
Floral or plain v; ' ,r ; 8
LADIES' SHOES ''
$10.00 values .... . V. $8.50 .
$ 8.50 values .1 . !V! $7.50 ' '
$, 7.50 values . . . , . : .$6.50
' '!! CHILDREN'S GOWNS
- ' ' LESS i , '
' All Children's Gowns, to "close, at Qne
, fourth less. ,