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PAGE TWO MEDFOKI) MAIL TBIBUNE. MEDFOKI), PRECOX, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1923 ocal and Personal While the minimum temperature of this morning was 19.5 dr0;ees, the same as that of last Friday morning, today was the coldeit day of the win ter season ao far, as ita chilly tern perature was combined with a di'nse tog which lasted until 11a. m.' The present chilly spell is near an end evidently, as rain Is predicted for Wednesday. The maximum tern perature of yesterday was 50 degrees. . The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Ilible class of the Presbyter ian church will meet tomorrow, Wed nesday, Dec. 6th, at the homo of Mrs. Ray Wright, 60 North Orange street, v Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf St. Mark's Men's club meets Wed nesday evening, Dec. 5th at 8 o'clock, Parish House, North Oakdalc. An interesting program is promised. 218 Blng cherry trees, the finest ever. Eden Valley Nurcery. Phone 680-J-2. tf The football letters are to be pre sented to the members of the high school football team within the next few days. . The Paroht-Teacher circle of the Lfncoln school will meet at tho school Friday, Dec. 7, at 3 p. m. , I am, now booking orders for, Clear f tono. Radio sets, for Xmas delivery. Get your order in early. Nino beauti ful models to choose from, $40 and up. Mlnkler, 403 Liberty llltlg. 233 J. 1. Jardlne, director of tho Ore gon state experiment stations arrived lrt the city this morning to spend the day with Prof. F. C. Ilelinor at the Southern Oregon Experiment station and to Inspect the station. Set of wind-up train with' tracks, 75c arid up. Jap Art Store. tf . Yakima Netted Gem potatoes at Watklns Feed Store; Phone 269. Concerning a woman well known in Medford the. Grants Pass Courier says: "Miss Benlta Stroud, for several months engaged in making a survey T AJ 6f the city schools under tho auspices of the Woman's club, suffered a ho vere accident in Lake county recently when tho automobile in which she - was riding was wrecked. Miss Stroud is still in the hospital at Lukevlcw." Palmer's Studio now making , por traits, also a nitre ' assortment of Crater Lake pictures, hand colored In , oils, for Christmas presents, on Sixth street opposite M. & M. Store, tf Crepe, paper 5c roll, DeVoe's. : Seattle people . In the city who ar rived yesterday Include Mr. and Mrs. - F. A. Coffin, N. W. Smallwood and fimily, Mrs. 6. F. Hnnnnn, C. B .' CedarholnY and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vance. . Ladies t You aro Invited to at to ml ' , ViPitrlor fl'flo pf ladles', lingerie and ( 'otnor needle work, at Motel Holland, beginning Monday, pec. 3, 1923. 221 v 8t. Mark's church bazaar will bo open from 1 o'clock until IX p. m. today; Tuosday, Dec 4th. . 2 1 8 ..Horace Albirlaht.fUtld, assistant to J.'.SIta dlrec.tor of ihfl national park sys- ..40m and also superintendent of Ye: fowstone national park, panned thru the olty this afternoon onroute from the park to Kan Francisco to be at the bedside of his sick, 'daughter. Superintendent Albright left tho train . this afternoon at Gold Hill where Superintendent ,Chas. Q. Thomson of Crater National park mot him with one of John Denntson's new llulck sW cylinder touring cars. They then made the trip by auto thru the valley .to Ashland In time-to catch the train again. During their ride tho tWo officfals conferred on national park uusipess. . , Plant now, Why wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. . . tf ' Pongee on sale: $1.50 grade now 98c; 91.26 grade now 88c: $1.00 grade now-78c. Japanese Art Store. tf ifTho Oregon grand chnptor of the Order of the Eastern Star has an- ' nounced the establishment of a loan ftfrid tor women students of the Unt- "verslty of Oregon. The air In full of things you should not- miss. ,Your theatre is in tho air -TtnO; admission, .. fees. Your home needs a Cleartone Radio. Minkleh 403 Liberty Bldg. 223 Jap crepe, all colors, 230 per yard. Jat Art Store. . , tf - . Mr. and Mrs. Manual Marks of Los . Angelea are stopping for a few days In Medford .on .their way north by tvitf nr ' " All hats and trimming greatly re duced ft Loltie Howard's. 2 IS 1 You can buy . FLUHREFi'S MILK BREAD Jacksonville Central Point Eagle Point Sams Valley Seiad Valley Callahan Etna Mills Dunsmuir, Csl . HornbrooK More Proof of It Quality. William libyan and J. Smith o Astoria arrived in Medford last nigh (in their way by nut tor to Los An geles where they will spend tin winter. t Buy your Xmas , apples, nicest Spitz and Baldwins in valley 50c up. Butte Creek Orchard, Kagle Point, Phone 10-F-ll. 2 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108 711 East Main, Dr. R. W; Clancy, representing the Rotary club, W. J. Warner of the Klwanis club and Paul B. McDonald representing the Big Eruption of the Craters club will be the speakers at the forum of the chamber of com merce at the Hotel Medford tomorrow noon. , How eac hof these luncheon clubs function and their relationship to the chamber of commerce will be the subject to be presented. A large attendance is anticipated as tho sub Ject Is of particular interest to mem bers of these various clubs as well as to general members of the chamber, Fifty different slippers, leather and felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per cent cheaper than last year. Jap Art Store. tf Redden & Canaday write bonds and insurance. Phone 720. tf Rev. F. Gordon Hart Of Grants Pass Is holding meetings this week at Jacksonville which will continue for the next two weeks and during which time Rev. Hart will spend the greater part of his tlmo In the Jackson county seat. Toy electric trains $-1.95 and up. Jap Art Store. tf 24 poundH white beans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hine of New York arrived by auto from Spo kane, Wash., lust Tuesday. Thoy were ucsts of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phipps for Thanksgiving and left Friday for California to spend the winter. St. Mark's church bazaar at the Parish House this afternoon and evening. Dec. 4th. 218 Highest grade Utah and Wyoming coat, absolutely free from Black and dust. Hansen Codl CO., 84 South Fir. Phone 239 R. W. Frevi'.Mck, district mechanic of tho Associated OH company from Portland is in Medford for a few days overhauling the motor equipment of tho Medford branch of tho company. Toys Jap Art Store Toys. tf Buy your Christmas gifts at The' Blue Flower Lodgo Ulft Shop, Phoenix. Ore. 218 Mrs. Ida B. Callahan of Corvallis has been appointed a member of the board of trustees for tho W, C T. U. Children's homo near Corvallis. , Remember tho card party at St. Mark's PnrlHh House tonight.' All are cordially invited. . .218 10 .cans Tuxedo tobacco for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 1 . . 222 IT. M. Larsen of San Francisco, state sales nmnngor of tho McOarj& Xorris company, is In Medford for a few days business trip. . . There's a busy Business College In Medford. OWN. Fifteen piece china tea set $2.95. Jap Art Store. . tf Tho interstate commerce commis sion at Washington, D. C, yesterday declined .to porm.it tho .American Railway Express company to put into effect increased express rates. The commission held that tho proposed Increases wero not justified. Radiator covers for Xmas. Medford Auto Top Co., North Orapo. 234 Clean cotton rags wanted at the Msll Trlhune offlco, . Mr. and Mrs. H. M Whotsel and daughters of Portland spent yoHterday in Medford with their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. 12. Marsh. Thoy left this morning by auto for Los Angeles whore they will visit for a few weeks. 24 pounds white beans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 Telephone 341-R-3 for reservations for breakfast or dinner for yourself and guests. The Uluo Flower Lodge, E'hoenlx, Oro. 227 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sharpo of Her- niosa, 8. D., are visitors In the city, as are hIho the following Callfornians Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Krlm of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Roso and Mr. and Mrs J. C. Van !Hook of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. V. Shuck mart of Dunsmuir. 10 cans Tuxodo tobacco for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 The best hemstitching In Modford, 80 per yard. Miss Lounsbury, The Vanity Shop. 235 George II. Smith, tho White Truck distributing agent of southern Oregon. Is In Modford conferring with the local representative, Cradles on sale nt $1.00, $1.25, pec. 5th. and 6th. Handicraft Shop. 223 Christmas is coming, millions of gifts will go by parcel post during the next few weeks. If you want to make sure that those you send will arrive In good condition, or that they will arrlvo at all, have them proporly wrapped at this offlco, tf Otto Joldncss and W. W. Williams made a gooso hunting trip to Tule Lako Sunday. Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. . tf You can got It at DoVoo's. tf Oet tho girlie a cradle which rocks itself. On salo at Handicraft Shop. 223 Floworlng shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Kden Valloy Nursery. Phone C80-J-2. tf A now $15,000 Y. M. C. A. building Is being erected for tho newly formed Industrial 'Y" organization at Pell- can Bay, near Klamath Falls. W. W Dillon, interstate secretary of tho or ganization, Is superintending the work. Buy your shingles and roofing at WHiuu-o woods' number Yard. 711 12. Main street. Phono 108. tf Blue and white lunch cloths on snlo. 48x48, 66c; 60x60, $1,19: 70x70. $1.48. Jap Art Storo. tf HandkerchiefH for Christmas, all kinds, all prices. Handicraft Shop- 223 The Pacific highway fmm Sexton mountain to tho California lino wll be widened during the winter, accord ing to Kngineer J. O. Bromley. The roadbed is being widened to 26 feet. five foot shoulders being added to each side of the pavement. It la ex pected that theso shoulders can be gravolod some tiiuo during tho win- i ter to give a good solid roadbed. The right of way will be extended to 60 feet. Two crows are already at work. Grants Pass Courier. At Deuel's Hemstitching 80. tf .Melts Brothers famous orchestra at the Armory Wednesday, Dec. 6th. 219 A gift that Is appreciated in n preltv Quito n number of Medford peopli ufti iHji'd the IJthinn itnnual Hhuw lam riifclit in AnhlanI. This is a iiiukIch show put on every year by the clt: zens of Ash land. Among the Md ford people seen at the performance wero Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. McKcc, I. B. Walther, Mr. and Mrs. Fran Isaacs and Mr. und Mrs. Herbert Launspnch Tho problem of Christmas giving Is old and perplexing. It is easily solvei with Victor records, which include every kind of music and so please all musical tastes. There are more than 6000 selections in the Victor catalog to choose from, and so tho person who is to receive thern, free to make his or her own choice. Is sure to be thoro ly pleased. Palmer Piano House, 234 East Main. 222 Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf The Western Construction company of which George H. Kelly. Portlan lumberman, Is head, has the contract for resurfacing the old grade of th Eugene Klamath Falls line of th Southern Pacific. Fifty men and 1 teams are at work. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient Free distribution. 310 S. Riverside, tf AH hand-made models on sale at half-price, Dec. 6, 6, and 7. Hand! craft Shon. 223 Grafted Franquetto walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2 tf We carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming, Our prices on all fuel we handle are always the lowest, considering qua! ity. Valloy Fuel Co. tf Much queer money, but all of H good, finds Us way daily Into the coffers of the stamp window at the Medford post offlco. The latest is dimo on which is engraved the Initials Y. W.,' which was evl dently eithor a pocket piece or had heen worn as a charm on a watch chain. Postmnstcr Warner is keeping tho dime In his office on the theory that the formor owner unknowingly put it in when buying stamps and will be glad to get It back us soon as he learns It was taken In at the post office. Meltz Brothers orchestra gives the dancers something entirely now in dance music. Direct from Milwaukee, WlsTr on a nation-wide tour, at tho Armory Wed. nito, Dec. 6th. 219 Only a few cradles left on sale, Dec. fithand 6th. Handicraft Shop. 223 Trado at .home. and bank tho fliffer- once, Eden Valley Nursery. Phone O-J-2.. , . ; tf The Cruters nnd their wives aro In vlted to a high school, danco at the armory next. Friday' evening. This danco Is to show appreciation for the assistance the craters gavo during tho foot bull season. Two wind-up automobiles with gar ago 95c. Jap Art Storo. tf KrauHe"s Christmas mix nt the Crater Lako Confectionery, Med. Bldg. 223 Special salo on Ford accessories. Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Cornor Motor Co. ' tf Among tho Oregonlans In tho city are Win. A. Ryan and Jal Smith of Astoria, Gcorgo H. Smith of Rone burg, A. Eugeno Aufrand of Salem ;md tho following from Portlnnd Mrs. C. C. Rausom,- MIhs Helen Rau som, D. Koarns and son and Mr. and Mrs. M; Marks. Pianos! See Launspach. tf , Wo have good values In usod cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Radiator covers, fe.lt lined. Modford Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234 MemberK of tho state tax commis sion will meet at Salem this week, when plans wilt bo announced for tho organization of the state income tax department. Initial ineorpo reports under tho new law aro due before Mil wli 15 of next year. Earl Fisher state tax commissioner, under whose direction the tax will bo collected, says l will roqulro between 30 and 50 employes to operate the department, Ho estimates that tbero will be ap proximately 70,000 Income reports tho first year the law Is In effect. Get your Christmas candlos at tho Crater Lako Confectionery, Med. Bldg. 223 . Get mamma and walking doll free h'y buying season ticket. $3.60 doll free for $20 ticket, and $1.60 doll froo for $10 ticket. Thoso season tickets aro good for everything in Jap Art Store boforo Jan. 1st. 1924. tf We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. H. O. Frobach,- A. S. Rosenbaum nnd Vernon Vawter went to Ashland today to attend tho Ashland Cham ber of Commerce luncheon nt which tho executivo manager of tho Oregon Statu Chamber of Convmoroe, A. S. Dudley, Is to speak.- Your car battery charged In 8 hours at the Electrio Shop. tf Tho Organ Chimes featured by Meltz Brothers orchestra at tho Ar mory Wednesday night, will bo worth tho price of admission. You'll say so. 21D Mr. and Mrs W. J. Virgin have returned from Portland. Mrs. Virgin had been visiting In that city for some time und Mr. Virgin made the trip to return with her. Get soft pap or school tablets at thl. offlco. tf Eventually a gonulne Vlctrola why now now? Palmer Piano House. .... tf A. H. Whitlock of Oerbor, Calif.." la n MnrifniH vUllnt. tiulav American about careless wrapping of parcel post packages. Then bring your packages to this offlco for pro per wrapping. tf Gonulne Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Eloctrlo Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Mrs. Boyd, the mother of B. W. Paul, . returned last Friday from h visit to Portland. Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. tf Hemstitching 80 per yard at Styl cfnft. opposite Rlalto theatre. tf EVERY KNOWN FORM OF - INSURANCE ANT) : uoNua R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN"(. ' " . PHONE 444 ," ' JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINQ SINCE 1909 WOK ItarnH.crg radio station In New York und New Jt-ry ih cuii llucting a series of radio t-xperimenta to reach Japan and New Zealand. These experiments Jtlnke place be tween 1:30 and 3 A. M., Medford time and will continue until Dec 15. Hamburger sandwiches at EeVoc's. 1 iou can got Krcmmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. The heavy foe of this morning and forenoon necessitated careful and slower driving of autos and riding of bicycles. However, not all drivers and riders exercised such care, but ran as normally, in consequence of which- a - number of accidents were narrowly avoided. Most drivers had their lights on In the morning and early forenoon, but tho bicycle riders naa not. Our only business Is Insurance, but wo cover very known kind of risk. II. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." ' tf Phonographs! See Ijaunspach. tf P. B. Payne of Sams Valley re turned from Pelican Bay today where he has been employed by the Pelican Bay Lumber company which closed down Friday. Ho brought the first report to Medford of tho fatal acci dent on the 8. P. at Kirk yesterday when an 8. P. engineer was killed. Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 26 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Store. tf R. D. Coo has been among the Med ford visitors in Portland this week. You-havon't heard danco- music until you've heard Meltz Brolhors orchestra. Hear thorn at tho Armory Wed. nito, Deo. 6th. . . 219 Got your magazines at DeVoe's. Xmas gifts aro all in Japanese Art Storo. tf WEDDING BELLS MARRIED Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, 1923, at tho home of the officiat ing minister, Delia W. Kdmcades and A. Wayne Denney, both of Medford. The ring ceremony was performed by tho Rev. D. J. Howe in tho pres ence, of Ruby E. Johnson arid Albert H. McBeath. Mrs. Denney is tho granddaughter Of Mrs. R. Bedford of this city and has lived In Medford for nlnotcen years, having attended tho Medford high school and nt present Is employ ed t the Medford hotel. Mr. Denney Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Denney of Rupert, Idaho. and Is an ex-scrvlcc riiari, spending fourteen months In Franco with the 166th -ldahq engineers. Mr. and Mrs. Denny expect to mako their home in Medford this winter. They have many friends who wish them years of success and happiness. Card of Tluinka Wo wish to thank our ninny friends for tho kind naniHtunco nnd sympathy hown us durlnir tho recent illness nnd denthftf out husband and father. mrs; sahah a. pkarck t i J AND KAMU.Y. Genuine "Bnver Tnblrla of AnphhV' havo born proved safe by millions nnd prescribed by physicIniiH over twenty three years lor corns ami grippe miseryi Handy boxes of twelve table La cost only few cents nt any drugstore. Kaeh pack ape contains proven directions for Cold:' and tells how to prepare an Aspirir garglo for eoro throat and tonsilitia 00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt SAUO Puppies for Christmas presents; lihr selection. l'hone 681-li-l. i If Oil SAW' J Cook stove, good condl ill 24 Aflstlctoo after 10:3n lion. Ca n. m. DOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOQOOO Hemstitching at ' Handicraft Shop Your Photos nkon niiytime of day or tvoning. Open until. 8 o'clock evenings. Up-Stairs Photo and Art Shop 208 W. Mainr Over Sugar ' Bowl i " i ' 7 . i t i I 1 1 i - I m lsest at RcnsoiiHlnV Prices Nursery Stock! Pears, 4 to 6 ft Apples 4 to 6 ft...i... Cherries 3 to 5 ft.!... Say "BaygGenuineJ ' "Tho film is an ambitious XWTTrKj-- $&(vrirwi "'Ashes of Vengeance' is a l (f A."K 1 one the last word In gl- Jl Mg'lL.-, JWll!!; mastei piece Norma' Tal- Spf 1 II . gantic and picturesque set- , 'AoS if mntlge is radiant In all of ' k : pH ' l tlnS3- Norma Talniadge i3flP hor scenes and proves her- W1 ipn A II appeals as tho adamant It. '. ' ,7-v ' ' self an actress with vim:" W Pf V II aristocrat." S. F. Exam. -Portland Orogonian. CHRISTMAS SHOP WINDOWS OPEN, CROWDS PLEASED The annual formal onenlne of the Christmas shopping season In Jled'ford Inst night was a big success attended by big throngs of local and rural peo ple and from surrounding territory in southern Oregon and adjoining Cali tprnia. The night with Its clear brisk and Christmassy atmosphere was ideal lor tho occasion and sorved to bring out the large crowds. At 7 p. m. all the lights in- the city were doused for a few seconds, leaving total darkness everywhere, immediately after which the closed blinds of the windows of the stores' were raised disclosing the brilliantly lighted windows with their attractive displays or holiday goods, toys and the llko. ' ' Then while the D. O. K. K. band marched through the business district playing' selections which furthor put the people in a holiday mood men, women and children sauntorcd around from window to window taking in the gladsome sights, each wishing he or she wero millionaires so that they could buy everything they wanted for Christmas. The window displays wero-all very attractive and in a number of them much originality und novelty was shown In the arrangement of the goods displayed. Tramp Burned to Death. ' SPOKANE, Dec. 4. An unknown man,-believed to bo a tramp, was RHEUMATISM .r NEURITIS Remarkable new treatment stops Rheumatism or Nauritis In ' any form.1 Very worst cases i jtieved at onoe: Thousands of curer reported No need for anyone to suffer. Ask any druggist for "Allen's Rheu matic Treatment," in Tablet Form. Price $1 per box. All drugoists carry it. Hart M. Allen Labora tories, Mfra... Box 1310, Los Angel!, Calif. ... I BEGINS TOMORROW MATINEE 'Ashes Vfeieance r if' THE LATEST and GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT " 1 of HER SPECTACULAR CAREER V M - '" -30ci ."" pi.p- I tmrnod to death 111 a flro tliiit destroy ed lilt farmers' Warehniixo elevator at Irby, Wash., oility miles west of .eie today, according' to information received here. Loss on tho building, which was empty, was' fixed at approx imately $12,000. . Another Movie Actress Files Divorce Suit LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4. May Alli son, motion picture nctress, filed suit for -divorce here yesterday against Robert E. Ellis, her actor husband, charging cruel and Inhuman treat ment. Tho complaint revealed that Mr. Bills' real name is Robert B. Reel. Miss Allison and Reel were married the complaint states, on November 25. 1920, in Oreenwieh,' Conn-.,'- and were separated about November 5 of this year. IT'S all right for a cigar to be mi Id if there's something there besides. There is in this one. - - JVIild as a May Morning ' and as fragrant p i u lilPJI ' cigar ; lllr w ; 1 PUT STOMACH IN ORDER AT ONCE 'Tape's Diapepsin" for Gas, Indigestion or Sour Stomach ' ' Instantly! Stomach corrected 1 1 You never feel the slightest distress' from indigestion or a sour, acid, gassy stom ach, after you eat a tablet of 'Tape's Diapepsin." The moment it reaches tho stomach all sourness," flatuh?noc,- heart bum, gases, palpitation- and pain dis appear. Druggists guarantee each pack age to correct digestioii at once. End your stomach trouble for few cents. With Medford trade is Medford made. V - .a. ConioliJatcd Cigar Corporation, New York j Distributed by AI.MCtf & JJ'JWIS, Porllnnd, Oro. Kopplien Bros. Hoskins, Ore. At kttj Grocer handkerchief. Look nt the wonderful 111 i
