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with its beauty,
and softness
Charuino Southern
women, whose hair
gives them alluring love
liness, keep their tresset
in perfect condition with
Giro-Co Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.
Makes a quick, luxurious lather,
which can be rinsed free instantly.
Leaves the hair soft and fluffy and the
' scalp clean and healthy (but not dry).
Harmless in every way.
CARO-CO is "America's Shampoo
from the Carolines" the Sunny -South's
creation for all women who
want glorious hair. Give yourself a
refreshing shampoo. (Be certain to
get genuine CARO-CO.)
Caro-Co Laboratories
onion, s. c.
Heath's Drug. Store will supply you
Dr. Jud Rickert
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TRY OUR
'Merchants'
Lunch 11 to 2 p. m: ' ';
40c
50c
Chicken Dinner
Daily 75c
2 P.M. to 8 P. M.
Also Short Orders
The Shasta
DRY ENFORCEMENT
EXPENSES NEARLY
1 0 YEARS !N PEN
Robert Bull nnd Eugene Kidder
two county jail prisoners, held for;
ftuto thefts, who escaped from thes
baetile on the morning of October 14;
by punching a hole through the roof;
with a stick of wood and a case knife,
were sentenced to ten years In-statey
prison Monday afternoon by Circuit
Judge C. M. Thomas. Bull and Kid
der were captured in Lana oounty
ten days after their flight and ac
cording to the sheriff's office have'
prison records. .-- . -
Verne Norris, a third member Q
the jailbreuking party, was sentenced
last week to eight .years in mate
prison, and the "sentence suspended
pending good behavior, Noriis being
on parole to the court, with orders
to report in full the first of each
month. This action was taken on
account of the youth of Norrli. He
was leturned to the Jail after his
us?ape by a relative.
rlarrv Zangley, the fourth member
of the party, charged with breaking
into the Economy Groceteria, J still
at large.
Sikl Fights Norfolk Tonight.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20. Battling Sikl
of France and Kid Norfolk, rival negro
light heavyweight meat tonight (Ht
Madison Square garden In a fifteen
round match with the 17P pound negro
title at stake.
MRS. BUTLER'S
ACHES AND PAINS
Vanished After Using Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
W.Philadelphia,Pa.-"WhenI cleaned
house last ADril I must have overlif tod.
tor alter that I had
pains and aches all
the time and was sq
discouraged. I could
hardly do my own
housework, and I
couldnot carry a bas-
ketof groceries from
tne store nor wais
even four or five
squares without get
ting terrible pains in
my DacK ana aDao
men and lower limbs.
1 went to visit a friend in Mt. Holly,
N. J., and she said, 'Mrs. Butler, why
don't vou take . Lvdia . Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound? ' : My husband
said that if it did her so much good
for the same trouDie, l should try it.
So I have taken it and it is doing me
good, whenever I feel heavy or Dad,
it puts me right on my feet again. I
am able to do my work with pleasure
and am getting strong and stout. I still
take the Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills, and am using Lydia E. Pinkham's
Sanative Wash."-Mrs. CHARLES BUT
LER.1233 S.Hanron StW.Phila., Pa. ;
Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass., fora free copy of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text Book
upon "Ailments of Women." ' .
RHEUMATISM or NEURITIS
Remarkable nw-trsatmsnt stops
Rheumatism or Naurltia In any
form. Vary worst easa i jlievad at
one. Thousands of ourer raportad.
No naad for anyons to suffer.' Ask
any druggist for "Allen's Rhau
matio Treatment in Tablet Form.
Prlea 11 par box. All druggists
oarry It. Hart M. Allan Labora
tories, Mfrs., Box 1340, Los Angelas,
Calif.
- STAGE FARES REDUCED
' ' ' By HOWARD & GRIM STAGES , ;
; " ; ' ;" ' " ' Effective Nov. 19, 1923 ' :'' '
Medford to Klamath Falls, one way $5.00. ' Round Trip $9.00
.. ' Two trips daily. Leaves 8 A. M. and 1 :45 P. M. , ;
; S '.' Office and Waiting Room at Hotel Nash Bldg.
Band Concert
BY THE FAMOUS
D.O.K-K.BAND
Armory
Thursday; Nov. 22
' The band will $ve concerts,' one Nov. 22 and the
other about the middle of December... Tickets in
cluding war tax will be $1.10, which will admit to
both concerts. s:
Expenditures for prohibition en
forcement in this county for 1923 up
to November 16 total $9892.99, with
fines collected for violations of the
law aggregating $4,489.10, according
to the official records of the county
clerk's and county treasurer's offices.
October leads the list with a grand
total of J1479.25. this amount Includ
ing a payment of $.50 to Enforcement
Offloer Sandefer for 'work on the Sis
kiyou tunnel robbery and murders.
The October bills, the highest In the
records of local enforcement are as
follows: v . . . ,
S. B. Sandefer ..'..$576.94
Associated Oil 85. SO
Hlttson Motors 3.50
O. C- Boggs 535.
J. H. Leggett 56.
W. H. Rucker 43.80
Dave Sargent 6.
V. E. Chuppell 30.45
S. B. Sandefer 60.
The Novembor prohibition expendi
tures, up" to lust Frlduy, show an ex
penditure of $982.07, of which
$031.82 was paid to Enforcement Of
ficer Sandefer.
The expenditures by month for the
year, Is as follows:
January . $ 789.45
February 868.70
March , 758.60
April '. 823.16
May ' . . . . . r , 797.28
June 758.75
July ....4... 882.70
August .7 . .... . . . . 821.46
September '. ......... . 1041.60
Octoberj 1479.26
November (to Nov. 16) ...... 982.08
JACKSONVILLE IS
WHITE FESTIVAL
Educational week opened in Jack
sonville last night with the Herrick
Ivoomis Duo, the first number of the
1923 Rllison-White Chautauqua festi
val. The entertainers played to a full
house and were most enthusiastically
received.
This evening Harold Ranta, imper
sonator and cartoonist will entertain.
Wednesday evening the Clarke-Urown
players of New York City will present
that Bparkling three-act comedy, "The
Molluse" of Henry Hubert Davies. A
capacity house is expected as this is
one of the biggest features of the
week. Thursday evening Dr. Henry 13.
Burns will give his lecture "Chords
and Dischords," a study of the crime
problem, its cause and cure. Chau
tauqua will coise on Mriday evening
with the Ualstoii-Frosch Trio, a group
of splendid musicians, who play violin,
cello and piano, sing and present aomo
clover character sketches.
Jacksonville is feeling very proud
of herself as the committee has gone
"over the top' with the season ticket
campaign.
as his subject, "Educational 'Week",
and Leonard Day, the author-pedestrian
will tell of the, unsolicited gen
erosity of the American people.
Mr. Day stated to the publishers of
his books that the An erica n people
are exceedingly Kenerot t and he is
out to prove his contention in a most
unique manner. lie is walking around
tho rim of the United States without
hat or coat; he is allowed no money
and consequently cannot purchase
even the necessities of life; he cannot
ask for anythinR, excepting a match
or a drink of water; if invited out for
a dinner, or for that matter any meal,
he cannot ask for food but It must bo
placed on his plate and ho must be
provided with tho necessary articles
with which to eat it; articled of food
must be passed to him without wait
ing for him to nHk for them; ho can
not order for himself but must depend
on his choice of food on tho party
with whom ho is eating, lit is an
interesting Hposiker and member) of
the chamber will enjoy hearing some
of his experiences.
fail .
TWO SPEAKERS AT
T
Total ...$8882.99
The fine collections by months Is
as follows: I Two speakers have consonted to
January $ 25.00 nddross the members' forum of the
February 1267.00 Medford chamber of commerce to-
March 606. 66 '. morrow noon. Prof. H. S. Tuttlo of
April 99.46 the Pacific Orove university will havo
May 676.00
June 493.70
July 30.00
August 376.40
September ,. .. 417.00
October 640.00
Total
.$449.10
TO OPEN DEC. 3
December 3d was tho date set for
the official opening for Christmas
shopping by retail merchants who at
tended a meeting -of the Retail Mer
chants Bureau last evening. Detail
arrangements have been assigned to
a committee who contemplate having
the holiday decorations In place by
Thanksgiving day. ,
The purchase of advertising space
by some of the merchants In publica
tions that did not have the endorse
ment of the bureau was severely con
demned and merchants are to be re
quested to more, closely follow tho
schedule adopted by ihe bureau In tho
purchasing of advertising,
Although no definite action was
taken, the merchants -agreed that dur
ing the county fair next year they
would be willing to close their shops
In the afternoon on several of the
days instead of Just on Medford day.
It was decided that the next meet
ing of the bureau be held In the early
part of December and that a certain
business topic be presented by one
authoritatively advised on same ,
'CHURCH THAI JESUS
BUILT' SERMON SUBJECT
At the Christian church revival.' the
pastor, D. J. Howe, is preaching a se
rie8 of sermons this week 'on "The
Church." ,On Uast) evening a very
good Monday evening audience listen
ed to the sermon "Building the
One Church on the One Foundation,
which was outlined as follows: 1, The
Owners. 2, The Builders. 3, The
Foundation. 4,The Material. 6, How
Built. 6, Occupants. Mr. Howe said
that God was the great divine archi
tect and had given through His Son,
Jesus Christ, the plans and specifica
tions for an enduring building, the
church, the one body of Christ, the
most beautiful building in all ' the
world; adorned and made beautiful
with the "living stones" set upon the
foundation of the prophets and the
apostles, Jesus Christ being the chief
cornerstone. . ' Tonight the sermon,
"The Church that, Jesus , Built" will
be discussed -with three questions:
"What? When? ,Whyr' . .,
I Special music every service. '
i Wenatchce Yceifs Nabbed.
" WBNATCHBE, Wash., Nov. 20.
Two men, charged with having rob
bed F. R. Snoda of $85 Sunday night,
are in the city Jail today awaiting
trial. Bnode declares the men
answer the description of his assail
ants.
i Coughs Dlsture Scnool Work
School teachers should give the
same advice to children who have
coughs as did this Florida teacher.
"I .recommended Foley's Honey and
Tar to the children In my school who
had the 'flu' and good results came
whenever It was used," writes Mrs. L.
Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates. Ingredients printed on the
wrapper. Quickly relieves colds,
coughs, and crop, . Sold everywhere.
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w Red Crown
in your motor
QUICK STARTING
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ONCEtha& enough ,
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SHOP EARLY!
As a SPECIAL INDUCEMENT
to those inclined to SHOP EARLY
We offer some
SPECIALS
On all orders placed for
Western Electric Sweepers
during the remainder of November we will accept as
low a payment as
$2.22
nnd tho balance may bo paid at $5 per month beginning
January First. .
This is one of the Standard machines and one that we have carried
for several years. . It has a number of distinctive features and is
one that is, used in many homes here.
This is an opportunity to own a high grade ELECTRIC
SWEEPER by a very small payment down and easy payments on
the balance. So low in fact that every home should own one and
protect their rugs as only a high grade cleaner will do. '
Come in today, sec the sweeper and place your order. We will
hold it until next month or deliver now, but this is a Christmas
present De Luxe. . ' ' ,
Our New Western Electric Washer
The new all-metal machine is now on display on
our floor
. Ask us about our Easy Payment Plan.
Se it work. Try it in your own home and if you like it, ar-.
range for a payment plan that will make the machine pay for
itself. ''.' . - .
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Christmas is Coming
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF
Waffle Irons
' the new designs, $15.00.
Percolators and Urns
in many styles and from $5.00 and up.
Electric Irons
- American Bcautv, the BEST IRON MADE, and others
' from $3.00 to $7.50.
Bridge and Floor Lamps
Fine assortment now to clioso from $8.50 and up.
Lighting Fixtures
New lines
Wrought iron and other special fixtures
PauFs Eledtric Store
MEDFORD BUILDING
33 North Central Street
Adv.
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