Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 05, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOKl) MAIL TRIBUNE, MRDPOKf)',' OREGON1,' WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Zocal and f Personal A plea to the people of- Med ford and vicinity to do their Christmas shopping early la nmde by F'ostmiiBtor Wm. J, Warner, who points out that because of the Increase in the" city's population the past year the holiday business, both incoming and outgoing, a the local postoffice will undoubted y be heavier than In previous years. The out loo J all over the United States 1a for a record breaking businoHs. which means that for parcels to be delivered by Christmas day they must be mailed, earlier than usual. The postoffice department at Washington has issued orders, that no matter what he congestion on Christmas day the carriers are to eat their Christmas dinners at home. "'Buy your, Xmas apples, nicest Spitz and Baldwins In valley 60c up, Butte Creek Orchard, Eagle point Phone 10-F-ll. -224 Theosophical lecture on "Power and Use of Thought" will be given by Dr. Nina E. Pickett of Los Angnies, at Dr. H. P. Coleman's office, Medford I3ulldlng, Friday evening. Dec. 7 at 8 o'clock. The public cordially Invited. W. O, Talt, former resident of Med ford. Is In the city on business for a few days. Mr. Talt In now making his homo In Los Angeles. Hemstitching Ho per yard at 8tyl craft, opposite Rlalfco theatre. , tf Usb Oloono, the housekeeper's friend, 2 cents per bottle. 220 Blng. cherry trees, the, ftpest ever. Kdon Valley Nurcery. Phono 08O-J-2. tf Everyone has a good tlmo at J'vllle dan co every Fri. night. 221 At an assembly at the high school at I o'clock today the football team of the high, school received their let ters which are to be worn on their sweaters as a reward for thoir play ing. These letters are .made by the domestic science department. The following received lcttors: Leo Glass cock. Frank Perl, Richard- Pruitt, Hurley Dressier, Rupert Maddo. James Riley, Raymond HIngler, Glen Fabrlck, Clarence Williams, Clifford Dally, ErnnHt Hurt, Charles Van Scoyoc, Allen Perry and Bernard Bonn. ' Hamburger sandwichos at DeVoo's. Set of wind-up train with trucks, 7Gc and up. Jap Art Htore.' tf Beginning today and continuing thin week wo will glvo 15 pur cent dis count on all fur chokers, scarfs, capes and coat hi stock. Bartlett, at M. M. Btore. 221 M. C. McDonald, the well known heavyweight Janitor of tho Federal building suffered a sprained anklo while at work in that building hint Friday, which will, koep him luld up at home for sovcral weeks. ' Yakima Netted Gem potatoos at Watkins Feed Store, Phone 2ti0. . Palmer's Htudlo now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Lako pictures, hand colored In oils, for Christmas presonts, on Sixth , street opposite M. A M. Btore. tf Eastern Htnr club danco Wed. Dec. 6th. .'Masonic Hall. 210 You can get Krornmol Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe'n. Mrs. Grace Bchlolchert, of Medford, has announced the marriago of her two daughtors, MIhhi-h Altnnlo M. and MAUdle At Bchlolchert today to How ard &, and Austin H. Raymond, both of Patricks creek. Tho ceremony was performed today In Modford, tho nowlywods leaving immediately aftqr the ceremony for Los Angoles by way of Crescent CJty. They will bo at homo at Waldo after December 20. Grants Pass. Courier. Crepe paper 6c roll, beVoe's. Ladles! You are Invited to attend parlor salo of ladles' lingerie and Other needle work, nt Hotel Holland, beginning Monday, Dec. 3, H23. 221 Doris Marquette had much difficul ty in the play, "We've Got to Havo Money.' ' Had she boon in Mndford nho would have found It much easier by attending the great pay night dances, nt the Oriental gardons on Saturdays. 219. Another big dance nt Jacksonville, Frl." Doc. 7. Lyric orchestra. 221 . Select your fur or fur coat while stock 1b good, and a small deposit wilt hold it until Christmas. 10 per cent discount this week. M. M. Storo. 221 Callfornlans sojourning In tho city temporarily Include Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Watson and K. A. Watson of Shasta Springs, Andrew Rocca of Call do pa. and the following from Ran Francisco: Blancho Prodara, Evolyn Prng, E. E. Graham, Frank J, An drews, M. Foncnian and Frank E. Lee. Plant now. why wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone QKO-J-2. tf Pongee on sale: $1.60 grado now OKc; Si. 26 grade now 88n; SI. 00 grade now 7 Kc. Japaneso Art Storo. tf Tho nlr Is full of things you should not miss. Your thnatro is In tho air no admission foen. Your homo needs a Cleartono Radio. Mlnkler, 403 Liberty Uldg. 223 Wq carry , nothing In coal but, the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle aro always the lowest,' considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Added Proof of, Its Superiority An imitation Milk Bread is being of fered to the M,ed ford public. Demand the genu ine Fluhrer's Milk Bread. ii At Any Grocer 13 On Friday, December 7, 1923. Med ford Loilge No. 103 A. F. & A. M.. will confer tho Master Mason Degree on five Fc-llowcrafta. Work will begin ut one p. m., sharp and continue .afternoon and evening. Neighboring lodges as far south as Rosoburg have been Invited to attend. It Is hoped that the officers from Ashland and GruntH Pass will be able to be out in full force and tnke part in the work. Supper will bo served by tho Eastern Star ladies at 6:30 p. m., sharp. The evening session win be reserved us far as possible for the officers of the viKlting lodgos. Monibers, and visit ing brothers are most cordially invited to attend- ' - You haven't heard dance music until you've heard Meltz: Brothers orchestra. Hear them at the Armory Wed. nlte, Dec. 6th. - 219 Get your magazines at DoVoes. 16 per cent discount on all furn and fur- coats In stock,-this week only. Seloct your fur and a small deposit will hold it until Christmas. Bartlett, at M. M. Dept. Store. 221 Mrs. Charles. T. Sweeney left last Sunday, to spend a. week with her daughters, Mrs. R. C. Day and Minn Edith Sweeney In Portland. She will return next Sunday with Miss Edith Sweeney who will spend tho holidays In Medford. Phonographs! See Launspach. tf Buy Xmas Rifts, deposit 26 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Btore. ..... .; tf Reclaim yourself if you have be come monotonously unmterenting by attending the Oriental garden dance tfaturday night., Life, will, hold more for you If. you do. 219 Allan Pollok of San Francisco, who has charge of tho dining cars of the Southern Pacific company, has re ceived! tho following letter of thanks from the secretary of the National Apple Shlppern' association, R. O. Phillips, Rochester, - Now York: "Thank you very much for your- kind letter of November 7th calling our attention-to copies of reading matter issued by your news bureau during Apple Week. I have also noted clip pings from Han Francisco raperannd copies of menus used on your dining cars. We are a thousand times in debted to tho Southern Pacific for its wonderful response In Apple week ob servance. I am sure tho apple ship pern on your lines who had been suf fering from depressod prices will apr predate greatly the fine things which your line did to help out.' Who pays the agent, you or the othor fellow? Kdon Valloy. Nursery. Phone 080-J-2. tf Ja,P crepe, all colors, 23c per yard. Jap Art Storo. tf Dance at Jacksonville, Frl. Dec. 7. Lyric orchestra. -221 Alec Sparrow of the Klrtland Farm was in Medford today attending to business. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wnllaco Woods Phone 108. 711 East Main. Fifty different slippers, leather anil felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per cent cheaper than last your. Jap Art Store. ' tf Danco, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 222 A straw voto taken by the Lebanon Women's. Civic club last week resulted In Coolldge receiving 24. McAdoo 7, Ford 6, Hughes 3 and Hiram. John son 2 T 'v "V J- Redden & Canaday writo bonds and 1 Insurance. Phone 720. tf I' Toy electric trains $4.05 and up. .Jap Art Store. , , tf , Danco for health once a week. The Oriental gardens possess tho proper Ingredients wholosomo associations galoty In plentiful measure and a tonic quality that will henefit and 'satisfy. Bo thero Saturday night. 219 Thursday evonlng tho members of the high school faculty who are alumni of the University of Oregon will give a. dinner at the Hotel Hoi-, land to those members who are alumni of O. A. C. This Is been u He Oregon beat O. A. C. In this year's football game six to 0 for, the first time In five years. . . 24 pounds white beans (or (1.00 Uutchlson & Lumsden. 222' Hlghent grade Utah and Wyoming coai, nnsoiuioiy rree rrom stack ana dust. Hanson Coal Co.. 84 South Fir. Phone 239. - By having our own engraving ma chines we can still accept orders for Christmas cards. Plain typo printed or engraved from plate. Phone Franklin 836-W. We will call and save you a trip downtown. 221 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Triplott of Spokane are visitors In the city, and other Washington state residontn here Imjlude A. F. Russell of Tiicoma, and 13.' W. Choato, IL L. Dyer and C. S. Pierce of Seattle, Toys. J np Art Store Toys. tf 10 cans Tuxedo tobacco for $1.00. Hutchison A Lumsden. , 222 Dance. Euglo Point. Rat. night. 2U2 Mciuhors of tho county tax super vising and conservation commission are not entitled, to collect mileage for attending meetings of tho commission according to an opinion of Attorney General Van Winkle, who points out that there Is no provision In the law cheating tho commission for the pay ment of any expenses Incurred by the members of the commission. The commissioners nlnn nerve without pay. There's a busy Business College In Medford. OWN. Fifteen ploco china tea net $3.9. Jap Art Store. tf I have sovoral Vlctrolas with records takon in exchange for new (Irunswlcks that can be bought cheap. See Ijaunnpach at Weeks A Orr. Phone 227. tf C. C. Vroni&n of thin city last night picked up Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Ol nrl mmt 1 and Kansas City on the radio on a one tube net. Radiator covers for Xmas. Medford Auto Top Co., North Grnpo. 234 Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mnll Tribune office. Sheet music, hot ffom Uie press. Hoot, Music Co. 32a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes are In Portland and will return homo in a fw days with a new Cadillac Ho Is connected with the Grimes Stage company. 34 pounds white beans for St. 00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 Telephone 341-li-S for reservation for breakfast or dinner for yoursolf and guests. The Bluo Flower Lodge, Phoenix. Ore. , 227 Dnnce, Knglo Point. Sat. night. 222 Prune growers of the Umpn.ua. val ley, have loaded all thoir 1923 prune crop Into a freight car and are going to Montana In an effort to noli them direct to retailers In Montana cities. For Xmas cher, buy a Ford, useful, all year. 233 i Vooalion and Gonelt records. Root Musis Co, ;;&, Mrs. Ward Swope, of Portland, and Mrs. K. R. Cobb, of .Medford. accom panied by Ooldle Ruth Wells, a re turned missionary from Africa, will arrive In Grants Pass Thursday mor ning. They will hold a misHlouury Institute In the Christian church In the afternoon and will tell of Miss Wells' work on the Congo. While in the city they will be tho guests of friends. Grants Pass Courier. 10 cans Tuxedo tobacco for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. ' 222 The best hemstitching in Medford, 8c per yard. Miss Lounsbury, The Vnnllv Khnn 95f, i Bargains In used pianos; have six .on tho floor; prices from $160 to $250, See Launspach at Week &, Orr. Phone ,227. 1 , tf ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson of Klrby are in Medford today shopping and attending to business. I Sonora phonographs. Tho choice of jthoso who'vo heard them all. Root Music Co. 22 5 Cradles on sale at $1.00, $1.25, Dec. Sth and 6th. Handicraft Shop. 223 Christmas Is coming, millions of I gifts will go by parcel post during the nexi row weens, ii you want to mane 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 Tonight at tho, new Armory will be a dancing party -with the music fur nished by the Meltz Bros, orchestra of Milwaukee, Wis, This orchestra comes with high recommendations. Ono of tho features of this orchestra is the organ chimes played by BUI Meltz, who also plays the saxaphone, clario nets drums and banjo. Almost Christmas! But wo are yet accepting orders for engraved greet ing cards, plain typo printed or en graved from plate. Delivery ten days. Call Franklin, 83G-W. 221 Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf You can get It at DeVoe's. tf Mrs. M. E. Montzer, mother of Lei land A. Mentzer of the Medford high school fnculty, Is In Modford visiting her son for a few days before going to Frenno, Calif., where she will re main with hor daughter for tho rest of the winter. Mrs. Montzer lives In Salem, Ore. Get the girlie a cradle which rocks Itself. On salo at Handicraft Shop. 223 Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 080-J-2. tf For Xmas gift, Brunswick phono graph. Investigate tho Brunswick before you buy and bo satisfied. See Launspach at Wooks & Orr. tf Air. Shrove of the Modford Book store left Tuesday for Klamath Falls whero ho will remain for two wooks attending to business. Buy yoyr shingles and roofing nt Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main Btreet. Phono 108. tf Blue and white lunch cloths on salo. 48x48, 60c: 60x60, $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. Jap Art Store. U Conn suxaphones. Root Music Co. 226 "Astoria former service men are complaining that the state bonus com mission Is withholding loans on appli cations offering property in the burned area of the city as security. " Handkerchiefs for Christmas, nil kinds, all prices.' Handicraft Shop. ' '223 - At Deuel's Hemstitching 8o. - tf Talk about service! Wo are still able to fill your order for Xmas cards, Your.namo typo printed or engraved from plate. Call 835-W and wo will do the rest. 221 Among Oregonians In tho city from outside points are Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Jones, of Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Pinkerton of Dallas, Mrs. Fred Daw son of Albany, W. P. George and son of Salem, M. A. Case and E. W. Weller of Eugene, J. C. Compton and Glen Powell of McMlnnvllle, and the fol lowing from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. H. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Corson, and Mr. nnd Mrs. H. E. Heath, J. T. Wallace, L.'C. Adams, A. F. Stowell, Ray Fox, D, W, Forguson, F. R Hammond, S. W. Williams, C. C. Cat hey, L. W. Koenan, C. A. Allen. W. W. Wiley and D. H. Kline. Melts Brothers ratnous orchontra nt the Armory Wodnesday, Dec. 5th. 219 A gift that Is appreciated Is a protty handkerchief. Look at tho wonderful assortment at Handicraft Shop. 223 A merry Xmas with a Ford car. 233 A group of twelvo women wore driving around Medford this morning collecting the bundles left on porches for tho Rod Cross Thrift Shop drive. Milk and cream at DeVoe'. tf Mtccllt art violins. Root Music Co. 225 - Travel homo for Xmas in n new Ford. 233. EVERY KNOWX FORM OF INSURANCE AND . UONDH R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDINd SINCE 1909 F.&E.Theatre CENTRAL POINT, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY HOOT GIBSON In SHOOTIN" IT or LOVE" RUTH ROLAND In "HAUNTED VALLEY HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY "COUNTRY BTOKK" every Monday Night. Mntinoe Every Sunday S:30 p. lu. Admission lOo and. 30o Hemstitching Handicraft Shop I The rainfall nf the 24 Ijour.-i endim; I at s a. m. today amounted to .04 of an inch. It was cloudy and rained at times today, and rain is predicted for j Thursday. Tho temperature while (Still quite chilly today and with a minimum or. zu degrees, was much warmer than yesterday. Xmas gifts are all in Japanese Art Store. , tf Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 310 S. Riverside, tf The probfom of Christmas giving is old, and perplexing. It in eaHily solved with Victor reoords, which include every kind of music and so please all musical tastes. There are more than t000 selections In the Victor catalog to choose from, and so the person who is to receive them, free, to make his or her own choice, is sure to be thoro ly pleased. Palmer Piano House, 234 East Main. 222 A Ford for Xmas; something they will all enjoy. 233 J. K. Robinson and Carl C. Bro naugh of San Francisco, aro In Med ford for a f m days on business con nocfed with the McCurdy Daniels In surance Co. All hand-made models on sale at half-price, Dec. 6, 6, anJ 7. Handi craft Shop. 223 Grafted Frahquotte walnut trees. Eden Valloy Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf MoltK Brothers orchestra gives the dancers something entirely new in dance music. Direct from Milwaukee, Wis., on a nation-wldo tour, at tho Armory Wed. nito, Dec. 5th. 219 Licenses paid for balance of 1923 free on any new car purchased from us this month. ' This permits Xmas delivery at no extra cost to you. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 Mr. -and Mrs. Fred L. Heath re turned Tuesday from thoir long trip in tho middle west and the south, com ing by train from Los Angeles. Only a few cradles left on salo, Dec. CHh and 0th. Handicraft Shop. 223 Trade at home and bank tho differ ence. Edon Valloy Nursory. Phoh 680-J-2. tf Two wind-up automobiles with gar age 0E.C. Jap Art Storo., tf A present you will uso all year. Buy a Ford. The whole family will help If you buy a Ford for Xmas. 233 S. P. Huntor of Phoonlx was a Med ford business visitor today. Krause"s Christmas mix nt tho Crater Lako Confectionery, Med. Bldg. 2 23. Xmas cheer for tho whole year. Buy a Ford. 233 Special sale on Ford accessories. Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. , tf Your car battery charged In 8 hours it the Electric Shop. tf STARTS TODAY WEDNESDAY . , i fye outstanding romantic ',, ' - J n piioto play of 1923 Jlc 4 Norma .1 . . .4 tf. Talffiadge 61 ASHES of VENGEANCE THE FINEST HER SPECTACULAR CAR EE R; ' : ......... ..... . - ; .,';! NOTE WELL! I , Special musical score for "BETTY" PRICES, including war tax: Adults 50c. Children 25c ' Sunday CONNIE Ted Thye, who wrest lr-d at the American Jexion smoker last night, left this morninx for Portland, in which city he Is athletic instructor of the Multnomah Athletic club. Pianos! See .Launspach. tf We have good values in used cars. Patton A Boblnson, Inc. - tf Radiator covers, felt lined. Medford Auto Top Co.. North Grape. 2.34 Buy your Xmas Ford now. A whole year to pay. 233 The College Women's club meets at the home of Mrs. X.c!und Mentzer, 703 West Second, Saturday, Nov. 8th. A paper entitled "The Opening of a Jew Krn" will be read by Mrs, L, ; 13. Williams. - Get your Christmas candies at the Crater Lake Confectionery, Med. P1'1" Ktt;i mamma anu waiKinv oou life by buying season ticket. $3.60 doll free for $20 ticket, and $1.60 dolt free for $10 ticket. Those season tickets are good for everything in Jap Art Store before Jan. 1st, 1924. tf ' We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Free 1924 licenses given away on all used cars sold until January 1st. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 The Modern Woodmen at their meeting tomorrow night will elect of ficers for ensuing year. Specially reduced prices on all automotive accessories for Xmas presents. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 Tho Organ Chimes featured by Meltz Brothers orchestra at the Ar mory Wednesday night, will be worth the prlco of admission. You'll say so. 21U Martin Bowers, of Gold Hill was In Medford last evonlng and attonded tho American Legion smoker. Get soft paper sciioot tablets at th!. office. tf Buy a Ford a family Xmas pres ent. 233 Eventually a genuine Victrola why not now? Palmer Piano House. , f v f . tf Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION INWGESTKW 25 Ctni Bell-ans Hot water re Relief ELL-ANS 25 and 75 Packacs Evorvwhera 31 ACHIEVEMENT OF "Ashes of Yeiiiietice," played by ' BKOWN, Organist . TALMADGE in "DULCY "U3 k"1 y 1923 -j wSjy another favorite in a famous line. I 55 v xiJ No tafle in Chocolate it so discriminating 4idAv lnat ,l foil' to 8e, a new delight in these ) g3&a WjMjt-Z. many-flavored Tan Jar masler-choc- 'SfSIZ"'' olates in the flaming orange-colored box. flXYk ftwjjfih They are richi and pure. IsSIfJ y;$3thjb, Mellow a. Moonlight mi. Do It Now Your CHRISTMAS CARDS and PACK AGES going East should be in the mails. Our stock is now all on display You are invited Jo look us over. . Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 We are .is near to you as your telephone Heath, Mann and. Heath . The boss is back and we did ' : ' ' . . Larry and Fred Supported by CONWAY TEARLE WALLACE BEERY ' ... BETTY FRANCISCO , COURTENAY FOOTE ly'vS$5- aotafciausirq included, in ,