Medford mail tribune., December 05, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MAIL' TRrBTTN"E, rEPFOR'D, OREfl'Oy," WEDXESDXY. DECEMBER 5, 3923
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ft-GLEAMY MASS '2
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR fp
v
35c "Danderine" so Improves
Lifeless, Neglected Hair
Girls! An abundance of hucuriunt
liair full of gloBs, gleams and life
. shortly"' follows a genuine tuning up
of neglected scalps with dependable
'Danderine." i
I Fulling hair, itching scalp and the
1 ibimlriiir is corrected immediately. Thin,
dry, wispy or fading hair Is quickly In
vigorated, taking on new strength, color
and youthful beauty. "Danderine" is
delightful on the hair; a refreshing,
stimulating tonic not sticky or greasy I
Any drugstore,
You Can Have Cleopatria's Complexion
! if you liiko cure of your skin.
: .The nvenifrc -woman has comparatively little time to allow to
the eare of her complexion. And no slaves to care for it,
nor costly oils and salves nor Egypt's healthy climate.
C " 1 tut you have our wonderful beautifying method at your
service.
IkiEDFORD BEAUTY SHOPPE
3rd Floor Medford Building, N. Central
Cordova Leather
The Cordova shops have no machines of any kind,
j ust benches for the men to work at. The articles are
strictly hand made. Do not confuse the imitation
lines with Cordova. .
We take pleasure in showing .these beautiful
llrings, whether yoti purchase or not.
Medford Book Store
3-f North. Central; . . '
SPECIAL!
Auto Garage, with 2 cars;
7
regular $1.15, now
Mama Doll, while they last
98c
regular $1.35, now - -
Watch Our Ads for Specials .
WEEKS & ORR
Medford' s Toy House
SOCIETY
Chocolates
in Boxes
For Wet Wash
Dry Wash Rough Dry
Phone 873
Wet Wash, pound 5o
Dry Wash, pound. 7o
Rough Dry, pound 9e
' American Laundry
CITY TAX TOTAL
FIXED FOR NEW
YEARATS79.112
; The ctly council pt Its meeting last
night passed an ordinance making the
annual city tax levy for the year
1923. '
It -will not be known just what the
tax levy will be until the assessed
valuation of property Is known,- but It
will be much more than last year's
levy, which was 14.09 mills, based on
an assessed valuation of $4,672,000,
when the total budget footed up $06,
456. Tho total asked tor this year Is
79,112.
The city council's portion of this
year's tax budget was approved with
out any change by the state tax con
servation board, but the latter board
cut down by (8300 the city water com
misslson's part of the budget which
called (or $20,300, leaving tho com
mission. $12,000. i
The ordinance passed last night was
worded In part as follows:
There shall be levied for the year
1923 the following taxes upon the as
sessed valuation for the taxable prop
erty In the city of Medford, as shown
by the) assessment roll for Jackson
county, for the year 1923 for theMol-
lowing purposes, to-wlt:
General fund, including all
departments of the mu
nicipal government $46,726.00
Bonded singing fund 6,000.00
Floating Indebtedness 7,600.00
Library fund - 6,786.00
Water fund - 12,000.00
LOCAL CLUBS TELL
OF PURPOSES AT
FORUM LUNCHE
At the forum luncheon of the
Medford Chamber of Commurce, at
the ftlolel Medford, today members
of tho different organizations in Mud-
ford gave talks on the relation of
their club to the Chamber of Com
... n -1 a irhan, n badia in Medford
who think that the city has too many
such dubs and thnt they overlap ana
hinder each other, according to B. E.
Harder. proBUlent or mo cnamner oi
Interesting figures of payments
made on assessments and note collec
tion for the past month are made by
Mary A. Webber, city treasurer. Dur
ing November the treasurers office
collected $2641.81 on notes and mort
gages.
The city's deposits last month for
treasurers receipts were $i 590.58.
This work Included the above amount
collected on notes and mortgages, and
also $4185.30 for taxes, the balance be
lng sundry collections.
'The deposits for assessments last
month were $2822.02, and $2057.17 in
the past two days, making a total of
$4879.19 for assessments. The deposit
for assessments will ,of course In
crease during the month as the collec
tions begin to come in, as they now
have merely started.
Dr. JudlRickert
AND OPTICIAH
NO PROPS tJ8KI
08 East Mala Street
A total of $79,112.00
CITY COLLECTIONS
A. 8. Rosenbaum, district freight
and passenger agent, was a guest at
the chamber of commerce luncneon
today with H. O. Frobach, . also up
from Medford. . Mr. Rosenbaum de
Clares that there were 76 people from
Medford who attended the minstrels
last night,, and he praises them very
high, saying the show is one of the
best that has been given In soutnern
Oreeon. Ashland Tidings.
I am now booking orders for Clear-
tone Radio sets, for Xmns delivery.
Oet your order In early. Nine beauti
ful models to choose from, $40 and
ud. Mlnkler. 403 Liberty Bldg. 233
Road the article in me jjecemoer
American about careless wrapping or
parcel post packages. Then bring
vour nackaces to this office for pro
per wrapping. - u
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts ana
repairs. Electrlo Bhpp, Elghtn ana
Bartlett. "
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 J3. Main,
Phone 108.
Our only business Is insurance, but
we cover every known kind or nsK,
R. A, Holmes, "The Insurance Man.1
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Special communication
f- Medford Lodge 103, A. F.
A. M.. Friday, December 1
' T 1923. The M..M. Degree will
be conferred on five cnndidats com
menclng at 1:00 p. m.. Dinner at 6:30
p. m. All Master Masons invuea. uy
order W. Mi - A. J. CROSB, Secy.
Notice to Subscribers
All our carrier boys are supplied
with whistles with instructions to
blow them when delivering papers,
We will esteem it a special favor If
you will report to ua when the boys
do not blow whistles or If there is any
Irregularity in the delivery of you
oaner. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Furnished four - room
modern bungalow, close In, light
and water Daid. $30 month. SUM
man. 206 W. Main. 221
WANTED A competent woman cook
-Klamath General Hospital, Klam
ath Falls, Ore. A. J. Lyle, Mgr. 21
TAKEN UP arid In City pound, two
work horses, one DlacK norso
about eight years old and one sorrel
mare about seven years old. Uzl
commerce ns ho introduced the
speakers ud ho wanted those present
to know exactly what each club was
doing.
Paul McDonnld spoke In the ab
sence of Bob Boyl, the president of
the Craters and defined the ('niters
an a booster and pep dub, toM how
it was orRimlzed to second the Cham
ber of Commerce and enumerated a
few of the things it had accomplished.
Dr. It. W. Clancy, who was to have
spoken regarding tho Rotary club,
was unavoidably absent. Bill War
ner, Medford post master, read an ar
ticle by a leading Kiwanis club mem.
ber thnt told of the work of that or
ganization. There was ono guest Introduced by
William Isaacs, Orlc McDeurmon.
Thpre will te a nicotinic of
tho Medford Chapter of Do
Molayn Thursday evening,
Dec. 6th. 220
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PERFUME
WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
Piiris-l'oty
IOriniiii-Ooty
Cliypre-Coty
Jasniiii-C'otv
Qnclipies Fli'iirs-Hoiibinaiit ,
t'opur tie Jeunni'tto Iloubignnt
. Ideal IToubiKnnt
Nnrciiiso Xoir-Cnron
L'Eflleiirt-Coly Colli AVofrg-Vigni .
Haskins for Health
Free Delivery
Phone 16
214 East Main
SHOP .
Gifts that Will Living
for Many a Christmas 4 ;
MORTON
HOSPITAL
Special Attention to Surgical Diag
nosis. lUdlum - for Cancer, and
Modern Treatment for Diabetes,
1095 Pine Street. San Francisco, Cal
WHY NOT BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME THIS CHRISTMAS WITH
NEW FURNITURE PIECES. IT IS A GIFT THE WHOLE FAM
ILY WOULD ENJOY THE YEAR 'ROUND.
Here are a Few Suggestions :
LIBRARY
TABLES
CHAIRS
ROCKERS
OVERSTUFFED
DAVENPORTS
AND CHAIRS
SMOKING SETS
AXMINSTER,
WILTON
WOOL FIBER
RUGS
KITCHEN
CABINETS
Toy Department
Not receiving our shipment of toys for
Christmas, we have decided to sell those on
hand , .
I AT COST
Big Stock Dolls
Doll Carts at 90c and up
Doll Buggies as low as $1.25
Wagons, Games, Rubber Balls
Kiddie Car, Twistum Toys
and many other Toys
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DISH SETS
TABORETS
PARLOR
). LAMPS s
TABLE LAMPS
BOOK RACKS
FLOORLAMPS
DINING ROOM
.... sets'.'::'':.:
TRAVELING
BAGS
ALUMINUM
PERCOLATORS
TRADE YOUR WIFE'S OLD COOK STOVE FOR A NEW STEEL RANGE TO
COOK THE CHRISTMAS TURKEY .
Mordoff & Woolf
217 W. Main St.
Complete House Furnishers
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Medford, Ore.
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