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PACiE TWO
MKIJFOKD AlAlTi TK1HUNE, MKDKOKI), OKKOON, SATURDAY, XOVKMMSR 17, 1923
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The .Indications are that tomorrow
will be a delightful day for auto anil
other outings, as tho prediction Is for
a continuation of the fair weather and
, BunBhine of .the -past few days. Thin
morning's temperature was quite
crimpy with a minimum temperature
of 27 degrees. .. n i ; -f ,, . , .
A full line of exquisite toilet requi
sites at M. M. Dept. More. . - - 209
Trade at home and bank the differ
ence Eden Valley Nursery. . rhonn
680-J-2. j ,-, . 4 ,i ., , tf
The ,, Salem a high football squad
which played Medford high here thin
: afternoon .arrived In . the. city hls
. morning- on train -18. j- . Tho ttiiuiul Is
' stopping: at the Hotol Medford during
the sojourn In tho city.-' Also at the
same hotel IS registered -the Roseburg
high squad, .which arrived here last
night by auto for their game with
Ashland high at Ashland this after-
.' noon. .The Salem delegation was met
atlhe.-depot -by a welcoming delega
tion from Medford high.
iWo.wlll loan. you monujMo btilld or
- buy Holmes tho Insurant: Man.
. Just Ilk new! Adam. HchaoX piano,
there haven't been 20 tunes pluyed on
lU..fq sale at a- bargain, .-easy terms,
bee LaunHpach at Weeks & Orr. 206
Articles of Incorporation, were filed
at Kalem' yesterday by' Iteddy & Co.,
Medford, successors to the Martin J..
Roddy Jewelry -concerni -with a capital
of 160,000. The Incorporators are
Mary F Rcddy. Larry J. Schade and
Alan Brackenreed.; - f-
Residence burglary tnsuranco $9,08
per $1000. K. A. llolmos, the Insur-
naco, Man.,., , . ., ..- , . ..,"
Plant, now, why wait until spring 7
' Eden Valley Nursery, i hone 6S0-J-2.
s bfoDiU'lii v 'ii-i ."-a --.Hi 1 W
Major Ji.T.-Wlntorbottom, division
; al commander of. Oregon, nwill arrive
from San Francisco early.,- Sunday
'evening to' conduces, special' gospel
service at the Halvatton Army hall- In
the, Medford Bldg., at 8 p. m. that
night . . .
Orchardlsts! Place-your order now
for- your, fall --requirements, of- lime
sulphur solution. Bear Creek Spray
Co. Phono 401-R-l botwoon 7-8 p. m.
, . . : 206
Blng chorry troos, tho finest over.
' Edon Valley Nurcory.' Phone 080-J-8.
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Unusually attractive , music will be
offered at tho First. Mothodlst church
tomorrow, . A dramatlo interpretation
!of "Ifly, Holy Holy" will bo glvsu.bM
ino missus jz,iuunur i-uimvr miu- s-'IF-'ST
both Palmer, with tho music by tho
chorus. Mrs. Sasnett will sing "Fath
er In Thy Mysterious I'rosciieo,
the offarteiw-numl
will hnufi,tb-'tl SI
grogatWrPas''' lWmfni?dir
number. . At . tho mornlntr' .crvloo
Dudley Buck's great nnthem, "To
Dcum" will be featured. Tho offor-
tory ...will , bo, "No,. HlindpV.si.Vqndcr.l'
with-mlxod Vqua-rtVt 'ttlul' 'kMW'
oar (si
The rhnlr. work at thlM church under
loutstnndlng, .ministry,, ot, blesslag.
i ilflwV-wiilV Hit VhV U'Wos W- you
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Dr. R. J. Conroy was called to Port
1 land on consultation of M. W. P.
Richardson, a prominent -lawyer of
Portland who was takon, t HUiWnnJy,
-sick with an obscuro allmohfc. i-lr
Conroy Is expected to return Sunday
morning. . ' ' ' ... ..
Alford Greater Iniporlal orchoHtra
at the Armory dunce Saturday night,
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Who pays' tho agent, you or tho
other- follow? Edon Valley Nursery.
Phone 680-J-2. k ' tf
Among the Tortlnnd people so
journing here are Helen Clark Strode
and maid, Adelo Jones-Mr. and Mrs.
A. It. Hollandor, Mr. and Mrs.. Null
Stewart. Mrs. l. Ai lwla and "maid
and Miss -Lewis.'- pther Oregonlans
here Include Harry Johnson,- Frod
Ware and Paul and 'John Bernhardt
.'of Reedsport, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Pof
tor of Eugene-and Mrs. Addle U.
Ostium of Eugene. .
Flowering- shruns.-vlnos and orna
mentals, Edon Valley Nursery. Phone
680-J-2. K '- -' -l ..
SSanol qunllty first lollot requisites
at M. M. Dept. storo.' ' ' ii -,-tQt
, Port Peek Hooker, Wnltori Wllsrtn
and- Owen -Lewis -returned -from Kla
math county Friday where .they had
been duek and goose hunting." !
-See Miss Lounsbury.'-The ..Vanity
Shop, for special suggestions ln hem
stitching things for Christmas. . 226
Pianos! See Launspaoh. - i--...tf
Mr. and Mrs. Major Morris are In
Yroka this week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Pnul R; Dodge from Yreka. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris will -go to Fort . Klamath
for a vlalt with Mrs. Morris' relatives.
Tho best hemstitching In- Medford,
; 8o per yard. .Miss Lounsbury, The
Vanity Shop. '. . n .,-.. f-.,-.
,Mllk nncj cream nt DoVoe's. tf
n Win. -Ames, representing Jnlerwovon
Stooking Co., of, Now ltruiiBWlck, N. J.
was In town today.-.
Two wind-up automobiles with gar-ng86e.-
Jap Art Store. . . tf
; Wr: Pitt Mhnd -for -me.-- !I0
Don't ask for bread,
be sure, say -
Milk
Bread
a
At Any Grocer
Mayor Itrltt yeHtcrday received- a
letter from Oormany with 30,000.000
niarkn poHtugo on the envelope: This
la equal to 5o In our money. . To. get
8omeidca how much thirty .-million 1b
(or-are) Hit down some rainy day -and
county exactly that number of those
llttlo whito boup beans. Jacksonville
Post.
Radio bargains! Smglc-tubo set
$15. Two-tube - set $20. .. Tubes,
phones, transformers, - condensers,
rheostats, eto., at half-price. These
goods have been slightly ued, but are
guaranteed liko now. ' 1 D. Mlnklcr,
404 Wberty.Bldg. . -, -. ... i . 207
: Grafted Franquette walnut trees.
Edon Valley Nursory. Phono 680-J-2.
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Tonight will witness the opening of
the winter dancing season at tho now
Armory, und tho dancing public of the
valley 1b looking forward- to many
Saturday, evenings-of pleasure,.. The
management fcnls that many wish to
attend .these social affairs and .enjoy
the music and watch the dancers, so
.It has been arranged to tako care of
spectators by making a'charge of 10c.
i See window-display of 4inen towels,
hand homestltched, stamped for embroidery,-,
Handicraft Shop, tr- 210
Buy your shingles, and- roofing at
Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phone 108. ' tf
Kenneth- Jerome and wife leavo1 for
Klamath Falls-today whore 'they will
vlslt'Mr. and Mrs. Hpbert Wllaon for
the week-end. , - ' - -i
- Maybe you : can buy lots of Xman
things. Tie great pay night dances
at the Oriental Gardensjiave brought
happiness to many. Drop In tonight
and let fortune smllo .upon-you. 205
i A- snap-r-Chovrolet sedanette, 1B23
model, $050. '. Car In good condition.
Hit the trail for Hlttson's.i ,' 20B
C. Word, . representing , No-LcakrO
Piston Ring Co.. of Muskegon, Mich.,
was In town today.
. Blue and white lunch cloths . on
sale. 48x4, 66o 60x60, $1.19 j 70x70,
$1. 48.,- Jap -Art Store, t tf
Linen towels hand bemstltche, fast
oolor stamped--for -'embroidery,; $1.60
cach Free lnstrudtlons. Handicraft
Shop. . f ' 210
.- Losses i aggregzatlng $1,087,376
were, suffered In the 87-fires in -Oregon
outsldo- ot Portland during Octo
ber, according to the Btate fire mar
shal. Destruction of-Mill B of tho
Oregon Pulp and Paper company at
Oregon City accounts for $400,000 of
the total..- Twelve of the-37 fireswere
dwelling houses, five In prune dryers
and warehouses, four In schools and
halls.- Six of - the'. 37 fires were ot
Ineandlary orlginrfivoiof them result
ed from explosions-and- throe-from
carelessness with matches and cig
arettes. -. .
- Wo Invito you to visit our gift room.
Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 006
I If you can't radiate a llttlo sunshine
jjpfir Tvdrth to tho community Is Broiiir;
Learn to smile, - laugh, diuico,..lnili-
play and the greater life will do youu.
You can do all tHoao attthe OrloltBfil
inuianapoiis was i it town touay can
ing on the drug trade.
Get mam ma -and walking doll free
by buying season ticket. $3.60 doll froe
ttf ,?i"v!rfl!j;'V"i, H W WWW if
ro ticket. Jhoso season tickets are
at'once.. ..'-.- 205'
W. O. Webster, salesman for Associated-OIL
i-'u- .ruLurncd -.trom-. lhe
Coos liny country yesterday.
WoSfig:-(vittrliasA4')r to ioVr'
radiator nei'Xi'T vny Dinner wun
draining It every night?' Hit tho trail
for Hittson's nnd get your alcohol at
small cost. 36 S. Fir. 206
. The Joy of llfo Is In tho living. You
cannot do dlfforontly after your dead.
I.cnrn how to llvo right. Attend .tho
Oriental-! garden i danco- tonight- and
your foot will bo on tho light road.
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' -Romo splendid musical numbers are
promised at tho services ot tho Main
Stroet Methodist churoh tomorrow. At
tho morning sorvloo the -choir will
render-' DeArmond's - l'Far-.Away ' Ho
Saw Mo," and In the' evening, "The
Wayside Cross," by. Ht. John. i Miss
Johns and Miss Beaton have been
socurod for tho regular services of tho
church and two violin duets will he
enjoyed by tho-i congregation tomor
row. "A special -program of lntorest to
all has been preparod by the senior
and Junior missionary societies nf the
church for -tomorrow evening nb 7:80.
TlWlitdles' bazaar will bo hold hi the
church parlor next Friday with public
lunnhbon at .noon and chicken dinner
in. tho evening. i.:,:. ' -.
.'Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. u' ! ..- . U
(lifts that make giving a, pleasure.
Swem's Studio and -Gift Shop. . 206
Miss Harriet I.. Bromley, secretary
for tho.Y. W; a Afc.wlth, heailquarf
tors at San Francisco Is In Medford
paying an official visit to. tho local
association.'- ' -" ' '-'''
i F.Xpert . blackBmlthlng and body
work done at Phoenix. , 206
- Without Imagination you bocomo as
a. thing, dead. Colori music, beauty
ami love stimulate Imagination. All
of those will be found at tho Oriental
garden dances tonight. 206
M. ,T. Martin has sold his residence
on West-Twelfth street to C. It. Cobh
and within the. next few . days Mr.
Martin will leavo for Berkeley, Calif.,
where they will rosldo and where Mr.
Martin Will follow his trade, that of
carpenter. Mr. Cobb will move to his
new home next week. -' ...
Woipen In the big cities find beauty
In faoiol operations.. In -Medford at
tho Oriental gardens -every, woman
appears beautiful with subdued light
ing nnd colorful setting. 205
Two, o. Jars of Vantlne's sachet In
$ dainty odors. You will need, some
In making up your gifts. At Swem's.
i ' P '. i . i $05
Bill Jlayword. athletic trainer of
University, ot Oreron will drive down
from Eugene to go fishing tomorrow
with Win. F. Isaacs. ' . . ,
i .100 per cent pure silk pongee, com
mon grade 88c; extra heavy for shirts
84- Inches wide, $1.19 yard. Jap Art
Store. $06
Let your next flour be Mt. Pitt. '
... .... , 210
- Tho public market of this morning
was a good one with,-In addition to
the usual .supply of seasonable offer
ings, a largo supply of fresh park and
sausage, bqef, chickens and gont meat.
An' evening- class In ' Higher Ac
counting and C. P. A. work. Is now
organising... on-,, most t, liberal - tuition
tmsls at the "busy" Business College.
Phone 269-H. OWN 207
You con got It at DeVoe'- tf
- Among the WashtriKton Htato pecv
plo stopping -In the city Include the
following: Captain and Wm. 11. Rani
well and Roy Gregory of Everett, Mr.
and Mrs.. K. It.- itoblniion and son of
, Tacoma, and -Mr, and Mn.-C. IS. John
son and daughter of Yuktma. , . ,.r ,
Wanted Hmall second-hand cook
stove. DeYoels . tf
The AHhland Kod and Gun club
wish to announce that they will hold
turkey and merchandise Khoota Bun
day, Nov. 25th and Thanksgiving
morning on grounds opposite Jack
son's Hot Springs. All shooters pleane
take notiue. ; - . c, - 205
. Mrs. Helen Strode and Miss Adele
Jones; of f Portland stopped over In
Medford last night to see Mrs. J. F.
Heddy( They are motoring to -San
Francisco. ,, t
Ask your grocer for Mt. Pitt flour.
' - i 210
i Genuine Bosch Magnoto parts, and
repairs. Klectrio Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. , i . tf
Ki 1. Vincent, road supervisor of
Prospect, was In town today on busi
ness.! ;i ' . . i ;
' i Appropriate gifts for all occasions
can be found In our gift shop. Sin
clair's Jewelry Shop. 205
Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art
Store. ' ; tf
The D.. O. K. K. hand has deCide.l
to give two- concerts In tho armory
on November 22 and December 14.
They wiil pufc.on;the beHfc programs
ever given and are entitled to tho
patronage of tho (entire community,
not only because they have played on
many occasions free.- but because the
concert will be more than worth the
ffrice 'of admission- - I
Brown fixes shoes. 103 N. Central.1
Got soft paper scTiool tablets at thtJ
office,' i tf
Talent's have opened a store V on
South Central in the building soon to
be occupied by Reddy's jewolry store
where they-, will retail,- their- bakery
goods and serve lunches.,. The. bake
shop will remain on South Grape
street. -.;-:; f . (i 1
Yet, tho football -boys will be there,
at the Armory tonight.- Imperial
orchestra. r : -'-30ri
Our Friday an Saturday spedaUthis
week will bo pearl beads. Sinclair!? '
Jewlry Shop. . 205 j
, Residence burglary Insurance $9.08
per $1000. R. A. Holmes, the Insur-1
nace Man. tf 1
: The. Roseburg' Rotary r club i will
entertain the members and wives of
theKugene club on the evening of
November 26.
, Special prices for Friday and Sat
urday 'on pearl beads.' Sinclair's
Jewelry Shop. - 206
Redden & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance..-. Phonei720. i i . ":tf
i... rhone.720. . . . ' -:tf
ur screen doors at Wallaoe
ydmbeiyyafcV7M E. Utin.
i , n Qiilin iusiiIi ii ii i n i
Buy your
Woods' V
rhtJtfoaw.
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fayT;r'V-ivi.-.l''''P''. .''''' "ffr
i';o;ff.njty.:M
httvoomVBPeciaM in.-
jdticmo&l ; tonoffec.. on Tokay. I W
" sfon a'nd Concord " grapes, pprnt
grown; 1 yoar old stock at priieft
you can afford to plaint.
Welch, Sixth and Fir St.
FOR KALE Puppies.
Puppies. Shtphorirt
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ariiip'i'ibiijaorrtttiaeviiiMet.irord am
ltibc roadster with or without dally.
fOU SAL.K Small Natlonnl lhshi,
rewlHter, liko new and Kiiarnntf eti
" riii-e $60. Cun lo Boon ut llollaiet
4?M
KOB HAL.K Turkeys for ThankKfel
Inn. Medford Finn Market. ( l'htulo
Vinihg Theatre
ASHLAND ; ... '!
Monday, ;
Noveihber 19
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ORDER SEATS BY MAIL ;
With Class . and. Charm All Its ;
Own. The Best Musical Comedy1'
the Stane Hag Ever Knownt t,
...'IJhe.JSmart us&a Coniedjf'l 1
Positively the Strongest. Cast
Ever Seen In This Musical Hit
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' DALE WINTER-' -
FLO IRWIN,. MARY O'MOORE,'
GLADYS. NAQLE, 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
8c ATS NOW SELLING '
' PRICES:
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50, Plus Tsx.
w wzr' ' "' v .ie
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"s The" 1 ;' 1 '
Hotel Medford
Serves a Good Dinner
TOMORROW
for mi
ONE DOLLAR
Noon and Evening
K. L. Stiifion, representing, IiriHtoIs
Recording Instrumeiits of Waterbury,
Conn., was here today from Sun Fran
cisco, r ; .(
We make you beautiful. Modfordl
Beauty Shoppe, 'Medford building, N.
Central, phone 101-JL.. , 207
BUy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent,
we will save it for you. Jap Art Store.
tf
Largest and best equipped r dance
hall In southern Oregon. he Amory
of course. . Dancing every Sat. nlte.
; '. ' 206
'Jean Narrogan, former resident pf
Medford arrived In town this morn
ing enrouto to . Loh Angeles , from
Salem. He now rcpresents tho Amer
ican Tobacco Cq.: ,'
Sco Brown for your shoo repairing.
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Dance, at Armdiy Sat. 'night.- i Ad
mission $1.10. 265
1 Kodak, finishing a specialty, and
commercial tf photography. J I'ronipt
service. Shack & Tom with a smile.
Medford Bldg. 1 ' 210
' D.i.S. Weir, assistant superintendent
of tho Southern yuclflc arrived this
morning from Roseburg.
Try -Brown for your shoo repairing,
r . ' .. . . ; 200
Brown says, "He guarantee his shoo!
repairing;.'.' 209
' , Admission'- -to ' the ;balcony is 'top
cents each at the Armory. 205
i Tho new grand jury, recessed at tho
close of Friday, to; resume its deliber
ations. nexk Monday,. , It is understood
that before recessing the body- re
turned one indictment. .
, Dance at Armory Sat. night.' . Ad
mission $1.10. 205
i Hemstitching 80 per yard at Styl
eraft, opposlto Rlaltb theatre. tf
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V jilrtll onlo reo6I(re(l;now! : Mako .chocks, money orders,-payable- to
Page Tlioater. ' Enclose BelC-addiesscd stain ped envelope to Insure safe
return. -. s . ?' .; . ,
,S f ' ' fRIE8 INCLUDING WAR TAXj "'T ' ,
Lower Floor,$2.7.ri; Balcony, first 4 rows', $2.20; next 4 rows, $1.65;
next 3 rows, $1.10; last'2 rows, 55c. .' ';
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- BOX , OFFICE SALE. FRIDAY NOON, NOVEMBER 23
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$685
F. O. B. Detroit
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C. E; Gates Auto Co.
CAkS TkUCK
EVERY KNOW.V FORM OF
INSURANCE
AND BONDS
R..A, H0LMES...
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
-.it PHONEr-444 ,-. . a .
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING .
SINCE 1909 ' s ''
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Hemstitching'
Handicraft Shop
WATCHtYOUR
BATTERY
PKKSXIO-UTB BATTKRI
' STATION
Vlrmrtl, 8;nrlr. ,,-.....Phosw Mm
11( Kodak Fbihing
Cor thoM who demand th best.
I Swem's SttidJo
217 R. Mala Medtord
Monday Night, Nov. 26th
,. . Curtain H!3n
TWO
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Foiir-Dbor Sedan
Interior Features
A . cozy, attractive interior has been
achievedin theFord Fpur:DoorSedan.
Broadcloth upholstery, soft brown
with a slightly darker stripe, harmon
' ires with the lighter shade in the
headlining.. , , ,: . ,
Ornamental interior fittings are j
finished in nickeL
Doors are made of one solid sheet of
heavy aluminum, very light and strong
TRACTORS
EXIT WORRY! ENTER MIRTH!)
BEGINNING TOMORROW AT 12:30 "f
4 Red Letter
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for Medford
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Vi o'H'f'-.hiSi reft-hot romancei w,.n em .wwoji .td
iw.fo ...i c Hereis sOjaetmng-different n- a o w
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He'll wa,ve away your weary ; - ' -
, worries with his latest, fast,
funny, furious farce.
PRICES-In'cluding War Tax: ,.,- ,v;t
I Adults, 50c; Children, 25c. ; '
GOING
JACKIE CQOGAN in 'OLIVER TWIST' -
Acclaimed as Jackie's Greatest A Picturization of
Charles Dickens' Immortal Classic A Screen Pro
' duction that will Live Forever. ; --
, ; (NOTE: . "OEver Twist" showing at Regidar
, Prices. . Adults 35c Kiddies 10c) . .-- ....
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CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY AND TOMORROW 12:30 TO li"Tft.;-
JUST RECETVED--A KEW LOT OF
HAIR GOODS
Prices reasonable. We also take orders to match any colored.
hair.: .' I . . - - .--; ,t.i
. THE MARINELIhOSHOP ,
A CEDAR GHEST
, THE IDEAL CHftiSTllSqirT, , .
Usoful Durable--Ornamental Mothproof
Order now for Christmas Delivery
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORjKS
EVERYTHING IN WOODWORK
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