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page TWO
deal and
Personal
The city water warku department
.has juat cumulated repairs on the new
city reservoir, remedying the defects
which two weeks bko caused bud
cracks In the west end of the huge
receptacle and necessitated emptyinK
it. Water will be turned Into the
reservoir, again next Saturday.
',' The members of the Golden IJnk
'Bible class of the First Baptist church
will , hold their, monthly meeting
Thursday '2 p. m. .(it the church
parlors. '.
V. A full Una. of exquisite toilet requi
sites at M. M. Dept. Htore. 20
. Jude A. li.' leavltt, Judso of the
circuit court in Klamath county, and
his son, A. R. Jyeavltt and the latter'
wife, arrived in the city last evening
from, Klamath Falls and are guests
nt the Medford. Judnc Loavllt spent
this forenoon In conference with Clr
' cult Judge C. M. Thomas at Jackson
ville. Everybody has a good time at these
popular dances. I Oopd, music, good
ents, a. turkey an' everything Sat nite
Riverside Community I'lub. 211
Trade at home and bank tho differ
ence. Eden Valley Nursery, l'honn
,0110-2. ; ' : ; '
Restful, ' yet Invigorating, tho Hat
tirday ' niijht dunces at tho Oriental
Hardens. 208t
Miss Mabel Mickey, tenchor at
"Washington school will bo absent
from her clusses for tho rest of the
week duo to the sudden death of her
fattier, an account of which appears
elsewhere In this paper. Miss Esther
Van Cump will substitute In her
place.
You've dreamed a dream of princes
and princesses In palace of spectacu
lar beauty. Your dream will come
true and that same prince and fairy
princess you will find In tho palace of
the Oriental gardens Saturday night.
208
Elks' Thanksgiving dance, Thurs
day, Nov. 2Uth. Remember tlio date.
Big time assured. tf
There has not been a flro in the city
since 10:30 p. m. on Nov. 8, when a
still alarm summoned the fire depart
ment to a minor flro at a Dakota
street home. 1
, . The W. p, W. wljl have a regular
evening for the election of officers.
E. O. Hllliman, Clerk. 209t
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. '
, C. M. Speck arrived homo this fore
noon from a few days business visit
at Hun Francisco.
' Sewing bnskots. Swem's Studio.
"I ' ' '' 1 '"' 208
Lovolnnd's orchestra will furnish
tho music, at the Riverside Commu
nity dnnco Sat pile. 21 1
Have McKlnzey overhaul or repair
your car on tho flat rate systom you
know what you will have to' pay.
Illttson Motors. 21 2 f
The city park department is setting
a good example to citizens generally
by keeping the dead leaves in the city
park and library park raked up ind
Imulod away.
Dance to tho music that has been
lauded by the dancei-B of the valley.
Oriental gardens Saturday nighu 208
Dunce, Eagle Point, Hut. night. 211
Attention Elks! First big dunce of
the season Thanksgiving night, Nov.
29th, tf
At Phoenix high school auditorium
Friday night there will be givon by
tho high school students two plays.
"When Lovo Is Young", and a Jup
aneue farce, "The Rovonge of Kharl-
hQt-au." Tho muslo for the evening
will bo furnished by tho Phoenix male
quartet.
M. H. Hutchinson is now the solo
proprietor of the Grants Puss Auto
company, deulors In tho huick auto
mobile in Qrants Pass. Mr. Hutchln
son reports that ho has purchased the
Interest formerly Held by Jonn ft
JlenlBon, of Medford. Tho compnny
will remain under tho namo of tho
()i ants Pass Auto ebnumny. Ornnts
Pass Courier,
CandleB for decorating. Bwom's
Studio and Gift Shop. 808
Yes. we have a turkey for you,
Rlversldo Community dance Sat nite.
' ' 2U
' Plant now,' why wait until spring?
Edeu Vulley Nursery. Fhono 680-J-2.
it
i Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Smith of Mon
treal. Can.. Mrs. Deleo. A. llauck an
L. I', ilarnes of Moore. Mont., and
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph tlnlland . and
Julius Oalland of Spokane nro among
the visitors In tho city from distant
points, as are W. II. Mulnii'f of Suit
l,uke City. II. lolonoy of cnicngo,
Th..n. Lew of New York City and
Mis. k. II. Rhoados of Hun FriUH'Isco.
. Not only do lovors quarrel often
"times the married folk find them
selves out of tune. Patch up- your
grievances by nttondlng tho oriental
garden dance Saturday night. There
unlv love and beauty prevail. !"
1 1, ...., TCiiirln Point. Silt. nleht. 211
., Tom (juliugher, prominent rancher
of Rogqo River, spent touay in wru
ford attending to business.
Come In and Bee tho lovely new
things, on display.' Swem's Studio.
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh's
Grocery.
210
1
Lest you forget Milk
Bread is your best
food. Eat '
M
ore
pfit::
1
; At Apy Grocer
J
There was only one degree of dif
ference In t lie minimum temperature
of today uf 34 and that of a year ugo
Unlay at 3:1. However the maximum
of a year yesterduy at C6 was
warmer than the maximum of today
at 58.
Don't wait too long to have your
Xmiuh photus made. Swem'B Studio.
20S
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 211
Blag cherry trees, the finest ever.
Eden Vulley Nurcery. Phone 680-J-Z
tf
HI Y Hoys club had their meeting
last night and initiated Frank Van
Dyke, Kenneth Gties, Jack Herriot.
James Johnson and Harold Sanders.
This club now has 35 members. Re
freshments were served after the
meeting
Big fat juicy turkey given away at
Riverside Community dunce But, nite.
211
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh's
Grocery.,, 210'
Urown will nx your snoes so yuu
can wear them with comfort. 209
H. h, Walther of this city and H. I...
Bromley of Grants Pass spent some
time on Copco business Monday In the
Wlldervllle, Josephine county district.
Dennlson's wax In every color at
Swem's Htudlo and Gift Shop. 208"
Xmas photographs Swem's Studio.
208-
Who pays the agent, you or the
other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery.
Phone 680-J-2. tf
Fly fishing 1 reported as still very
good In the Rogue river in thin vicin
ity, and many local fishermen have
been enjoying the sport and making
good catches. 1
Dance at Riverside Community uiun
on the Rogue But nito. Admission
11.10. ...
Fresh homo made cakes at Marsn s
Grocery. 210
Phonographs! See Ijaunspach. U"
Flowering shrubs.. vlnoB and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone
080-J-2. i Vtf
Tho newspaper of Weed, Calif., or
which H. U. Cartmol and P. Jl., Liv
ingston are editors and manngers, will
go to press In a few days with a larger
press and other additions.
Zanol quality first toilet requisites
at M. M. Dept. store. ' 209"
You can get Krcmmel llroa. famous
Health liread at DeVoe'H. - "
Help tho Lincoln school; go to the
pageant Friday, Nov. 23. 208"
Mr. and Mis. Louis A. Halndo, jr..
and family will leave Boon for Chi
cago and New York whore they will
spend the winter.
Rand concert tlckols can he had at
tho Chamber of Commerce, Mann s
store, Hates Auto Co., Hotol Medford
and Crowsun'8.
Fresh homo mado cakes at Marsh s
Grocery. 210
Hoe Miss Lounsbury, Tho Vanity
Shop, for special suggestions in hem
stitching things for Christmas. 230"
Ilusll P. I lor t representing New
England Mutual Life insurance, Co.
of Portland was In.Medford today.
Humburger sandwtciies at uevoo
J. W. Wakefield can toll you about
tho bnnd benefit concert, whether you
wish tickets or not.
Planon! See Lnunspaeh.- tf"
This week-end Is homecoming at
Univerlsty of Oregon. Tho annual
Orogon-O. A. C. gumo will bo pluyed
Saturday afternoon and many Oregon
and O. A. C. studqntB will go UP to see
the game from here,
Fresh homo made cakes at Marsn s
Grocery. ' 21
Not on menu but you can get
them at Hotel Medford band concert
tickets.
The best hemstitching In Medford,
8c per yard. Miss Lounsbury, Tho
Vnnity Hhop. 23'
At the high school nsBommy tnu
morning Prof. Harold S. Tuttle of
nnlflo university gave an Interesting
talk concerning higher education and
tho necessity of a college education.
Get your magazines at DeVoes. '
Chicken pie supper, Frl. Methodist
church, South. Prices 60o and 26c.
2U'J
Milk and cream at DeVoo's. . tf
Veterans of tho World war will be
ellglblo to appointment, without ex
amination, In the officers' reserve
corps until November, 1924, It was
announced at tho war department In
Washington yesterday. Tho previous
time limit on thia class of appoint
ments oxpirod November 11, 1U23, but
owing to unexpected delays encoun
tered by tho war department in tho
organization of the reserve corps, an
extension of one yoar was authorized
by Hccretary Weeks. ' '
Fresh homo made cakes at Mnrsh's
Grocery. 21"'
Special, whito beans, 24 lba. for
$1.00. Hutchison & Lumadon. 212
Two wind-up automobiles with gar
ngo OTic. J up Art Store. tf
St. Mark's church will hold their
anqual parish dinner tonight at tho
Guild hall at Blx. . .
Cropo paper 6o roll, DeVoo's. '
Bulo of aprons and other articles
Friday at II) o'clock In parlors of
Methodist church, South, Noon lunch
25 cents. Chicken pie Huppcr 6
o'clock. Price 50c, children 25c. 201
Mt. Pitt Hlond for mo. 210
Jack Kerr, employo of tho Copco
concern spent today In Ashlhnd.
Heo "Faith of Our Fathers" at high
school Friday. Nov. 23. 208
Grafted Franquette walnut treea.
lOdon Valley Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2.
tf
See window display of linen towels,
bund honiestltched, stumped for em
broidery. Handicraft Shop. zio
Eil Harney, representing Rlumauor
and Frank Drug Co., of Portland was
In Medford today.
Thanksgiving snlo for remainder of
month of all baby things ut 10 per
cent off nt Deuel's Art Dept. 215"
You can get It at peVne's. tf'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR HALE Puro sweet cider and
. good npplcs at all times. 317 K.
Jucksoll St. , i 2J0
FOR "RENT Nicely furnished apart
ment, sleeping porch. Prlvnto en
trance, electric range nnd heated
with electricity. 518 S. Oakdale.
112
roil SAI.l". Corn nnd m!lk f'd
ThnnkKRivltiB turki. 6 to 14
. pound. . 1136 V. Tenth St. 210
FOH EXCHANOt-: Income resldpnt-e
property for Rood acreage. Addreiw
M, Mall Tribune. 20S
KOH 6AI.K I.lKht hounekeepliiK
rooms. 611 8. Central. tf
FOR HUNT four nlro plpnsant
front rnollia over Medford llurnPiw
Co.. 22S K. Main, lniiuiro Nedford
SlUdlu. : . . : - U
MEDFOBD MSTE TRIBUNE.
Tho Patient-Teacher iiHsociation of
Jackson Hchunl ill have their month-
ly pr'jgram Friday afternoon ut J. ,
rheie will be a talk on some phase of
education In accurdauce Willi Kduca-
tipn week.
Christmas la coming, millions of
gifts will go by parcel post during the
next few weeks, if you want to mage
sure that those you send will arrive
in good condition, or that they will
arrive at ,all, have 'them properly
wrapped at this office. tf
Buy your shingles and roofing at
Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phono 108. tf"
Blue and white lunch cloths on
sale. t 4x48, 6Cc; 60x60. 61.19; 70x74.
tl.'48. : Jap Art Store. tf"
Tho Eastern Star will hold tneir
regular dancing club this evening.
Linen towels hand hemstltche. fas'
color stamped for embroidery, $1.50
each. Free Instructions. Handicraft
Shop. , 210"
Get mamma and walking doll free
by buying season ticket. J3.60' doll free
for 620 ticket, and 61.00 do'.l free for
$10 ticket. Those season tickets are
good for everything in Jap Art Store
before Jan. 1st.' 1024. ' tf'
Co. A. Oregon National Guard, will
hold its regular drill meeting tonight.
Head the article in the December
American about careless wrapping- of
parcel post packnges. Then bring
your packages to thia office for pro
per wrapping, tf
Special, white beans, 24 lbs. tor
$1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 212
Loula Ulrich, wm. Hammond, Leon
Hasklns and T. E. DanlelB are return
ing Thursday from their duck hunt.
They have been fortunate in getting
many wild turkey which will be dis
tributed among the Elks at their
regular meeting tomorrow night.
Duplicating sale books for sale tit
this office. . i - : -tf
Lot your next flour' be Mt. Pitt.
210
Prof. Harold S. Tuttle will return
to Forest Grovo tonight after several
days speaking tour In Medford.
At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf
Wanted Small second-hand cook
stove. DeVoe'a. " ' 1 tf
Don Newbury loft his car parked
on tho street all night last night with
tho result that ho was arraigned In
Judgo Taylor's court thia morning.
Mr. Newbury was fined $f.
Aak your grocer for Mt. Pitt flour.
.. 210"
Genuine Boach Magneto par,s and
repalra. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. tf
Mrs. F. Rhodes of San Francisco
returns to her home today. She has
been visiting' her uncle, P. E. Wln-
koop.
Thero will bo -a public sale of
household goods, garden tools, ennnod
fruit nt residence of Frank Rothrock
In Central Point, Thursday, Nov. 22,
beginning nt 10 a. m. 209
Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art
Store. ... tf
Walter Merrick passed thru Med
ford this morning from Los Angeles
on the northbound Shasta. Ills fath-
cr, F. E. Merrick Joined him hero and
cuntinued north with him.
Tho Aahlnnd Rod and Gun club
wish to announce' that they will hold
turkey nnd merchnndine shoots Sun
day, Nov. 25th and Thanksgiving
morning on grounds opposite Jackson
Hot Springs. All shooters plense take
notice. ; . . ' '. '. . i 208
Hrown fixes shoe's.4 103 'N. Central.
.. ... , . , - . ' 209
Mrs. Alec Sparrow spent t)ip day in
Medford today shopping and attend
ing to other business.
Kodak finishing a specialty, and
commercial ' photography. Prompt
service. Shack & Tom with a smile.
Medford Rldg. 210
White beans, 24 lbs. for $100.
Hutchison & Lumsden. -212
. p THE TOWN'S IN . .ST rjMft '-
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I' Dfl) I ' 'MV " ESCKIPTIONI WT ml" I j
H I l IV"1 ,1 II - just ptirt pi mo w" . j-if Jflrfl I ?-
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I' rOL---' 0 ' I 1 - Blinii. Akiios Ayres. IaiH Sli It
pXAv I W ' ': .l.-u-quqellno I-tn". " p; (f 1 , v
Irtl iEr,- VX ! al.ll. lktty compson. TliiMXloro 1 g
' Kosloff. Cww J-awcH-tt, Pl ,(, J JX I
C A ')VAl NeErl. William HI Hart. Jn.k Holt.. 1!U JTAk . f
W fj4i Waltir llt-lrs Mia !'. M" Vvo I jfjj f ViflQi J V
"I ' '" ' ' - - ' ' - H I V
MEDFORD, OREGON,
Herbert Grey, of this office hud an
operation today for throut trouble in
a Satl Francisco lioHpital, and is get
ting ulong nicely.
Get soft paper school tablets at thl.
office. - tf
Redden & Cannday write bonds and
insurance. Phone 720. tf
Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Frick and sons
Clifford and Walten leave today for
Stockton. Calif. They have leuspd
their homo he- nnd expect to be
away a year. -
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 B. Main.
Phone 108. . ' , , if
Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent,
we will save, it tor you. Jap Art Store.
j tf
C. W. Johnaon of the SteVart Pro
duct Service Co. of Portland, was In
Medford yesterday.
See Brown for your shoe repairing.
. . 209
Try Brown for your shoe repairing.
... ... . . 209
An 6. A.' O. former students busi
ness meeting was held last night at
the Hotel Holland. Report of the
nomination committee waa read.
Election o'f-officers will be hold at
the next meeting. Plans werq made
for the O. 'A. C. dance to be held
Dec. 27 at the Oriental hall room for
the Juniors and seniors of the high
school and students of O. A. G. Tho
social committee for last night's
meeting consisted of Virginia Smith,
chairman, and Misses Turner and
Lnman. Cards1 wero played and light
refreshments were served.
Brown says, '.'He guarantee his shoe
repairing." ' 209?
Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style
craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf
Dr. C. R. Ray arrived- In Medford
thia morning from San Francisco.
Our only business Is Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man.'"
. . ,; . ... -j.-:.'. . tf.
We carry nothing In. coal but the
best guaranteed Utah 'or Wyoming.
Our prices on nil fuel we handle are
always the lowest, considering' qual
ity. Valley Fuol Co. ' tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. O. Smith of Mon
treal, Canada, were, visitors In Mod
ford today. ' ' ' '
Special sale on Ford accessories.
Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy
Corner -Motor Co. tf
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
Studio. First-class work and prompt
service. ... - tf
Mrs. Hattle E. Riley will arrive this
evening to spend the winter with Mr.
and Mrs. S. Sumpter Smith. Mrs.
Riley hnn spent nine months visiting
in Kansas, Michigan and California.
All kindB of rough and dressed
lumbor. Wallace Woods, Phone 108.
711 East Main. '
Your car battery charged In 8 hours
at the Electric Shop. ' tf
M. O. Klncold and U. Vaughan,
employes of Copco, have taken per
ntnncnt apartments nt the Hotol Hol
land. '
Unity literatpre toaches people how
to be well, prosperous and efficient.
Free distribution. 310 8. Riverside, tf
A
F.VKRY iiXOWN FORM OF
INSURANCE
AND BONDS
:.n.:
' ' ' '..
' .'.tA.- HOLMES
' "THE INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE 444
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING
. .SINCE 1909 '
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER' gl,, 3923
W. T. York. ruyrriI.VU'8day from
Lakeview, ' Ore., 'ami Jl lH jspendj the
winter In Medford. Mr. i York has.
Leon In the employ of the State High
way commission on road construction
work since eariy last spring.
The Kent Rooming house, 401 East
Fifth street Is under new manage
ment, Mra. Chastaln taking charge.
Rooms and board.-. . ' ' ; 212
R. I. Stuart .who had an operation
performed about a week ago, is get
ting alpng nicely.
Brown says, "if It Isn't right he will
make It right." 209
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Leavltt of
Klamath Falls, recently married wore
in Medford yesterday -and today. Mr.
Leavltt is' a son of Judges A. L;
Leavltt of Klamath Falls, i Mr. and
Mrs: Leavltt 'are friends .of Mr,, and
Mrs. Don Newbury of tills olty .
We have good values In used cars.
Patton $ Robinson. Inc. ,.-r- tf
Ward Irvine, private', secretary to
Governor Pierce; was "in . MedXord
Tuesday .and, today ;on .official, busi
ness. . h ( - . - j i .j ,
Clean cotton raga wanted at ,,the
Mail Tribune office. :, ' ' .. .
There's a busy Business .College
In Medford. GWN. ... ,
Philip Larmon representing Libby,
McNeil and Libby of Chicago was In
Medford today. . '
i Brown's shoe repair shop Is In de
partment two. , - , Qy
Highest grade Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack and
dust. Hansen Coal Co., 34 South Fir.
Phono 239. . "
Tomorrow evening the Modern
Woodmen of America will hold a very
Interesting meeting at which all the
members are requested to he present
nnd take pnrt. There will he noml-
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
. WJft ItazM INDIGESTOWi
P-WLl Hot water
.dWA Sure Relief
CLL-ANS
85 and 75 Package Everywhere
F.&E: Theatre
CENTRAL POINT
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY r
Jack Hoxie in "Dan Quickshot of
the Kio Grande."
Ruth Roland in "Haunted
' Valley.";; .' ' .
HaroJd Lloyd. iComedy
Dance to follow iirst show Friday.
. Alford's Trio Jazz Music
COUNTRY STORK" every Monday
. N'Eltt.
MiUIneo Kvcry Sunday .2:30' p. m.
Admission 10c aqd 30o
8 Hemstitching o A
8 UnfliloMtf (hnn I '
natlons fv the offices for ensuing
ear. tho .fuastlon of securing a hall
and other matters ot impm-iun-.
ii..i,i iv- fi lli'iniiin finan
ciers' have' fiBid that it would re
quire a freight, train of forty cars to
haul enough one-thousand mark notes
to pay for a pound or buuhuk;
67c Evercady flashlights 67c
We are .. selling good ajupinuiri KVEREADY
FLASHLIGHTS; two 'cell,' complete with battery
tijtkr globe for; the- exceptionally tow ni'ice of
.;:::y. ;:; 67 ' ' -, "
Tliese 'are real bargains that-should be taken up
. right now.
Heath's Drug' Store
109 E. Main St. Phone 884
v r We are as near to you as your telephone
Heath. Mann and Heath , '. , .
. -i ...... . . ,
Mall order received now! .Ifake checks, money orders, payable .to
Pago Theater.' Enclosi; self-addressed stamped envelope to Insure safe
return. v-V . -.
. ' PRICES INCLUDING WAR TAX
f lower -lioor, $2.75r Balcony, first
next 3 rows, ?.10;lnst 2 rows, 55c. v
'BOX OFFICE SALE FRIDAY NOON, NOVEMBER 23
AUGH OF
iWith A.R.& Mrs. C0BURV
MEDFORD ARMORY
Mat. and Night, Saturday, Nov, 24
! , , Auspices Co. A, 186TH INF.
THE BIG CITY ROAD SHOW
PECK'S
This In Positively, the Same , Big Company
That Played'
OAKLAND LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO.,
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT HERE,
Matinee and Night, Saturday, Nov. 24
" r i - ji. n i i .
uwmg to ixie uumjJtiiiy navmg an open, uaie
, . BIG CAST, including (
Otis Oliver and Arthur Van Slyke
The Season's Character Comedians with KOLB
, , . and DILL
Hear "Do Re Me." Duncan Sisters' Son Hit
in Topsy and Eva.
; See Schultz'a Funny Grocery Store
YOU WILL LAUGH UNTIL YOU ROCK IN
YOUR SEAT
BRING THE KDDDIES. 1
PRICES: Matinee 25 and 50c, no higher; Evening
25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Plus Tax.
Reserved Seats at Haskins Drug Store. '
CROUP
Spasmodic Croup Is frequently
reliuvedbyonaspplicationof
VA P0 FtUQ
Owr 17 Million Jar Utmd Ymarly
7
Monday Night, Nov.2
Curtain 8:30
4 rows, $2.20; next 4 rows, 1.66;
TWO
BAD BOY"