Medford mail tribune., November 23, 1923, Page 10, Image 10

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MKDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 231923
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Do your trading at the
Store where you can
get the best '; for less.
Then Why Pay More?
(irey nil Wool lllankots, 4 lbs :. $5.40
Hrcy ail Wool WiinketB, 5 lbs $7.00
Grey all Wool Bliinkcts, 6 lbs $8.40
Grey all Wool niankots, 10 llm $14.00
Wolverine )lankots....$3.25 and $3.75
Cotton lllankcts, a pair '. ....$2.19
Leather Conta $7.25 to $12.50
Mole Skin VoBt .'.......$5.95
Army O. D. Ovorooats, values to
. $0.76, for . $3.75!
All Wool Ovorcoats $22.50
Navy Poa Coats ...".'...'.....' $9.50
Mackinaw $10.50
Mosa Kits : ..i...35o
Army Canteens with covors .35c
Army Wool Drawers $1.00
Army Wool Slilrts $1.00
Cotton Drawers j. 50c
Cotton Slilrts 50c
Canvas IBKlns 50c
Alligator Nevor Leak Jtain Coats $3.95
Ijcatlior Jhorklns . $7.95
Union Suits from $1.45 to $4.45
Just rocolvoil a shipment of new
shoes at prices that will satisfy. C'onio
nnd 8o for yourselves. Special atten
tion to mall orders. -
We wish you to compare our prices
with elsowhero.
United Army Stores
32 So. Central Ave.
HEDFOItn. OREGON
LOVE, WORD OF
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NOTICE
The few runmining lots on pnvc
I menfc (about 100- are hereby with-'
drawn from sale pending a re
vision of prices upward to bring
thom in lino with paved lots in
other towns in Oregon of similar
si.o to Med ford where they are
aclling from $700 to $800 and
even $1000 prr lot.
CITY OP MEDFORD
LONDON, Nov. Somo- decidedly
new lights ai-o thrown on love by Ar
nold Hennett In his new play. "Don
Juun dc Maratia."
"Don Juan do Maruna" and ls wia-
dom nre not for the nilntlH of the
many, however, for the play haa been
privately printed for BUlmerlherH only.
Konio of Jteniu'tt'H vIowh of lovo are
IntereHtlnfj enough, however, for ften
eral t-lrruliillon. QuotalloiiH from his
olay follows;
"Wealth oxihIh to iiotiriHh love, for
lovo: without ubundanco Is pitiful."
"Each man Hceku an Ideal and each
woman is ono. And when they find
each other that Is love."
'Passion 1h beyond the will and bo-
yond reason. Nobody knows, und no
body ever will know, how UIh born
or how it dies, it Is part of the
Incomprehensible beauty and mystery
of fate."
"I prefer a herotU; to n sentimen
talist. Kor your sentimentalist one
woman Is never enough his heart is
too larffo,"
"Lovo Is not a pleasure.' It 1b a
science."
"A man Is nnd must bo in lovo
with a woman as long as Hho satisfies
his sense of beauty and baffles his
deslro to understand her and no
loneer."
"The folly of men is to bo literal.
They Invariably answer the questions
which are put to them, instead of
the questions which nro not put to
them. They hnvo no delicacy. Ix)vc
Is jiot the point. And when I asked
you what you had discovered about
lovo I naturally wanted to know what
you had discovered about me."
"Lovo In tyrannic and torrlblo, but
there Is nothing nobler than its kindliness."
Clean Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
U. S. COAST GUARD GERMANS EAGERLY
500
Of Them
Nobby Patterns
All Wool
to make up into
Suits and Overcoats
Any style you want,
loose or snug fitting.
Price $35.00 to $50.00
Made right here
in Medford, too
: Upstairs
Practically new clothes
for old the combina
tion our Dry Cleaning
offers.
Remember t "Wc are
not satisfied unless you
are." ' .
. City Cleaning
and Dyeing Co.
m V. Rivenld Phone 174
fcvon If cross, feverish, bilious, eon
ktipatnl or full of onM, children love the
pleimae'. tiit.lo of "California Fig Svrup."
A tenPoonIul never fails to clean the
liver and bowels.
Ask your driiKffist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which lina directions
for babies anil children of nil ones
printed on bottle. Mother I , You must
ay "California" or you .. mo v gat an
imtfiiiott fur Rvrtip.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. Chasing
rum runners Is not tin. on'.-, excite
ment In the life of a member of the
United States coast guard, the activi
ties of which, made public today in
the annual report of the sorvlco, em
brace a lino of endeavor in numerous
directions In saving life und property
sea.
Soma of the achievements of the
coast guard during the last flscul year
wore llstori In this way:
Lives saved, or persons rescued from
peril, 2792..,'.. . .
Persons on board vossols assisted
1203.
Persons, In distress cared for 648..
Vossols boarded and papers exam
Ined, 31,653. " ,.,
Fines and penalties incurred by ves
sels reported $267,701.
Dorellets and other obstructions to
nnvlKation removed 46.
Valuo of derelicts recovered nnd
delivered to owners $110,000.
The number of vessels Hclzod
reported for law violations during the
your wns 2100 nRiilnst 600 for the
preceding year.. No explanation was
made in the report as to how many
of those craft woro rum runners.
Valuable work (las dono by tho Ice
patrol soundron, the report said.
warning vessels of tho dangors of Ice
bergs in ocean travel lnncs.
Fortv-three coast jtuard inon lost
their lives In performing their duty
during (ho year, and there wore 23
medals of honor awarded for life
saving..
Tho report recommondod tho re
tirement of tho famous cutter Rcfir,
tho central figure In numerous thrill
ng rescues in tho Arctic. Tho Bonr
Is nearly fifty years old and it is do
sired to replace her with a moro mod
cm. ship.
As indicating tho increased actlvl
ties caused by the liquor smuggling
problem tho report also indicated
that three times as many vessels woro
boarded nnd examined thnn for the
year beforo, tho figures being SL
OGS ngainst 10,067.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 23. FirBt
guns in tho batllo for control of tho.
Indiana delegation of tho republican
national convention were fired hiHt
night when it was announced that
James E. Watson may bocomo a can
dldato for prosldont. and would make
a bid for tho support of the delegation
in opposition to Senator Hiram John
son. Senator Watson made it clear that
ho would take no action bofore con
sulting party leaders in Washington.
Ho said it was unlikely that Prosldont
Coolidge if ho becomes a candidate
would enre to make a flghv. in tho
stato primaries. (. v
Bear in Mind
Five things in selecting
your
RADIO SET
SELECTIVITY
VOLUME
MANUFACTURE
CLARITY.
SERVICE
Cost of Covet mg New
Wave Lengths
Virgin's Radio Service
MEDFORD BUILDINO
Medford Iron Works
- , Oar SpeoUlty
Medford Quartz Mill
Mining ana Bawmtll Machinery.
General Foundry and Machini
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11BR N. Central .
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PKNDL15TON. Oro., Nov. 23. Tho
Pendleton Packing and provision
company has boon taken over by the
lininlor corporation of Scuttle, a throe
million dollar concern, recently form
ed with 11. I. C. Unrton of Seattle
president and Fred Philips of Bakor,
Ore., ,vlco president. Tho plant hero
will bo greatly enlarged nnd will bo
a buying, soiling and feeding center
for tho main plant which will occupy
tho lurgo plant of tho ltulnlor Brow
ing compuny In Seattle.
Meat will bo smoked nnd dressed
hero for shipment ,to Seattlo and
othor points. Fred W. Fnlconor of
Pendleton .and J. A. Russell of La
tirundo ro on tho board of tVustcos.
Discovery Ancient
City of David in
H. Land Confirmed
LONDON. Nov. 23. nisenvnrv of
traces of the ancient City, of David,
reported from Jerusalem nnmn tlmn
ago Is confirmed in a dispatch from
Profoasor Robert A. MeAlintnr. lnndnr
of the Joint expedition sent to the
holy land by the Palestine oxnloratlon
fund and tho Dally Tolegrnm.
Professor MncAllstor savn he has
every reason to believe that ty a for
tunate coincidence, the exnndltion hns
discovered tho remains of tbo myste
rious "Mllln." mentioned in the blbli
can description of David's fortifica
tions In the Johuslto citadel ho cap
tured. Tho statement that tho king
built "round about from Mlllo," has
always puzzled commentators.
It has been conloctureri that "Mllln"
was a tower or dam, but It has been
agreed that only an excavation could
rovoal Its true identity.
Notice to Subscribers
Art our carrier hoys nro annulled
with whistles with Instructions to
Mow them when delivering papers.
We will esteem it a special favor If
you will report to us when the hoy
do not blow whistles or If thore Is any
Irregularity in tho delivery of your
Paper. tf
F
PERLIN, Nov. French wines,
French perfumes and French food
hup pllea of various uo.ts came back
Into tho German market with a.runh
immediately after the announcement
of v Chancellor Streaemann that the
passive reHistiuico In the Ruhr wan
at an end. Bills of faro in promir
nent cafes and restaurants again are
being written in French, and all tho
Hifcna declaring French and Belgians
would not bo served have been re
moved. ,
Most of tho largor German hotels
and cafes had extensive cellars filled
with French wines. Much of this has
been sold as Italian or. Spanish wine
during the passive resistance period
but the. Spanish and Italian labels
have npw been replaced , by French
labels, and customers who have been
clamoring for French wine are hap
pier. ' ,7 i; ,
Now
we can warm
ANY ROOM
in the, house
After the wasteful
ness of other forms of
heat you can't help
but boost for efficient
Pearl Oil always ready
for living-room or hall
way, sewing-room or
bath, wherever quick,
comfortable warmth
may be needed. As
quick as it is to touch
a match to the wick
a roomful of heat in a
jiffy! And, if you use
Pearl Oil, the air stays
sweet, -fresh and clean
with no oily smell.
Pearl Oil isn't just
kerosene. . It is the
Standard . Oil Com
pany's refined and re
refined kerosene, the
best fuel obtainable for
your heater. Every drop
of Pearl Oil is consum
ed in the intense ring
of flame.
Order by name
Pearl Oil.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Cdifonik).,
Farm Rates Reduce) Again
In a bulletin just published, effective Oct. 15th, rates on farm property in all standard
stock fire insurance companies were reduced to $1.80 per '$i00.00 for three years and $2.70
for five years. This reduction is made in consideration of an application signed by the as
sured setting forth all facts regarding the property insured and follows the plan worked
out successfully in several eastern states.
We would like to explain this plan to every farmer and orchardist and Wy are requested
to call upon us at their earliest convenience so that any possible changes may be effected at
once. ' , .
; I ," V ' OUR 1924 CALENDARS ARE HERE - ' - -
Mc Cqrdy-Paniels Insurance Agency Inc.
J.- Medford National Bank Bldg. Tel one-two-three
STAGE FARES REDUCED
, By HOWARD & GRIM STAGES
"Effective Nov. 19, 1923
Medford to Klamath Tails, one way $5.00. Round Trip $9.00
Two trips daily. v Leaves 8 A. M. and 1 :45 1 M.
V a AC0- and? Waiting Room at Hotel Nash Bldg.
BRIQUETTES
Just received a car load of DIAMOND
COAL BRIQUETTES, the economical fuel,
free from all dust or slack. '
LAY IN YOUR SUPPLY OF WINTER
FUEL HOW AND SAVE MONEY
HANSEN COAL CO.
34 S. Fir Phone 239
The Jij of the Knlglit ! HEHE 8
i rza
Do t yout fear the
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(K1R06ENB)
OIL
firma&ucm
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
of semi-annual assessments due
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual instal
ment (one-twentieth) and interest oh puving, sewer and water
main assessments upon all properties for which application was
made to extend time of payment, will be due and payable at
the office of the city treasurer December 1, 1923, and will be
delinquent after thirty (301 days from said date nnd shall bear
a penalty of five per cent (5) upon the amount of such de
linquency. : .J
Thirty days after such delinquency the property will be ad
vertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, together
with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with Sec
tion 148 oMhe City Charter.
Dated at Medford, OregonTthis 17th"day"of November 1923
' ' ' " ' MARY A.-WEBBER,
" Treasurer of the City of Medford," Oregon. "
time when your car
is 20,000 miles old?
Willys-Knight Cars
Improve with use.
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Let Your Next
- Car Be a
WILLYS KNIGHT
TheBusy Corner
Motor Co.
The Pity of the Knight u H JCKE
(01
HoielM.
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SAN FRANCISCO
4 evose toThvafres
end Shopping Osrc.
A nwly beaulified Wfel Manx
witt the visitor to San Fn
titcol New fumiahinira of unusual
charm end comfort, lobby designrd
to provide the atmosphere of
loiunous home and a new Dining
noom. considered one of the mod
interesting in America all contribute
to Tout welfare! It u the only hnt-l
with running Ice Water in every rnom:
6UROpeANtt
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Important Notice
to the Public
The Service Stores, Inc., will open their new store No.
2 in the new concrete building on the east side of North
Bartlett street, just off of Main, with a
Complete Line of
Fancy and Staple Groceries
They will be ready to serve you
On Saturday, Nov. 24
at prices that will interest those who wish to save money
Do not fail to stop in this store and get their prices be
fore buying elsewhere. You will not regret the time
spent in Looking over their stock. . '
:v" Respectfully,
CHARLES S. PRAUL, Manager
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