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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8,' 1923 iocal and f Personal The automobile dealers of southern ' Oregon, Including- Josephine, Klimi nth and Jackson counties fire talking of formiiiK an organization nnd will no doubt hold a meeting in Medford in the near future. The problem of Christmas Riving Is old and perplexing. It la easily solved with Victor records, which include, every kind of musio and so please all musical tastes. There are more than 0000 selections in the Victor catalog to choose from, dnd so the person who is to receive them, free, to make nil or her own choice. Is sure to be thoro- ly pleased. Palmer I'iuno House. 234 Knst Main. . . 222 A Ford for Xmaa; something they will all enjoy. . 233 280 acres. Williams creek, 150 in cultivation, good buildings, level, fenced, water right. $ttr00. easy terms OOO acrris 6 miles ICagle Point. 1 mile from Crater Lake highway, 'Mj mile to school, springs, outrange,', $12,000 easy terms, 10 per cent discount for cash. Six residence lots in West Seattle residence district. Lemon grove near San Diego. Fruit ranch near Sehastapol, Calif. 40 acres alfal fa land near Central Point, Timber land jivar Medford. Apples, pears, horses, wagons, etc. If I don't adver tise what you want ask for it. J. II. King, "Who advertises everything.' liox 451. 227 The heavy rains hereabouts and snow fall In the foothills and moiin talpa the past fnw dayn( and horo last night and today caused the Koguc river, Hear creek and small streams to greatly raise. The river la muddy and has gone up at least three feet on nn average. It is said,, with its highest water of the year, and is bringing down a large amount of drift. I am now booking orders for Clear tono Hadio sets, for Xmas delivery. Get your order in early. Nino beauti ful models to choose from, $40 and lip. Minkler; 403 Liberty Illdg. 233 Read the article In the December American about careless wrapping of puifcel post packages. Then bring your package to thin office for pro per wrapping. tf Notice: Tho concert ndverlised to be given by tho !' O. K. K. band at tho Armory, Deo. 14th has been post poned to Dec. 20th. Tickets dated the 14th will bo accepted on the 20th. 223 Quite a delegation of Shrinors from Medford and vicinity attended tho big v doings of Hillah temple at Ashland last night. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electrio Shop, Eighth and Bartlott. tf buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods? Lumber Yard,. 711 E. Main. Phone 108. , . . ' tf Chicago psychologists agree that an occasional dance makes one more ef ficient in his work. Increase your efficiency by attending the dance at tho Oriental gardens tonight. 222 , Oris Crawford has Just graduated from the higher accountancy course ! of LaHallu Kxtenslun University, Chi cago,, 111, Mr. Crawford did all the work on tho course, which In of uni versity' grade, during his spare time, receiving excellent grades, and his In structors highly commend him.' -' Our only business la Insurance, but wo cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man.1 tf Illng cherry trees, tho finest over. Eden Valley Nurcery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Student Mn reel Is free till Deo. 16 Marlnella Shop. 223 C. D. Thompson, Instructor of agri culture In Medford school, accompan ied 15 high school boys of that city to visit tho fair this morning. The hoys nnd their Instructors were especially Interested In the booth displayed by tho Hartmun Syndicate. Dick Posey, who was there this morning told tho boys all the Interesting fncts ami an swercd questions regarding tho works. Thoy plan to return to Ashland and will be taken to the shale deposits, where they will be entertained and shown about. -Ashland Tidings. Dancers in Los Angeles, have en domed the, waltz as more popular than the foxtrot. In no placo Is the waltz as colorful and beautiful as at the Oriental gardens, lie there to night. 222 Hamburger, sandwiches at DoVoo'bj Set of wind-up train with tracks. ?Ic and up. Jap Art Store. tf Mr. and Mr a. .C. It. Hryant, Miss Alice Bryant. and Mr. and Mrs. X. lOdinonds of Montague. Calif., are guests nt tho Hotel Modford. Other Callfornlans'now visiting in tho city include Oswald Kreppen nnd Oliver K. Handall of Santa' Itarbara. Mr. and Mm. O. K. Varner, Mosdames Stent nnd. Olson and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Heed of lon Angeles, and Messrs. C. II. Buyer, Junius li. Duggan, Joseph Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs, C. It. Brazcl of San Francisco. , Hex pies are better. Thiston banana crenm nnd pineapple cream are in a clans built to please without regard to cost. Hex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 222 Yakima Netted Gem potatoes at Wutktna Feed Store, Phono 261). Phonographs! See I-AUnspnch. tf 1 Your Neighbor is using FLUHRER'S MILK BREAD ARE YOU? , d At Any Grocar Mrs. Ellen Patterson and grand daughter. Miss Mary Jacob of Talent, 'left Friday night fur Stockton. Calif., where they will spend the winter. If you want to contract your fat 'steers and cows for January and Feb ruary, see Doc Stevens at the Nash Hotel., , . ' 228 Palmer's Studio now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Iake pictures, hand colored In oils, for Christmas presents, on Sixth street opposite M. & M. Store. tf You can get Kremmel Bros, famou Health Bread at DeVoe's. Sunday evening will be a -missionary eVening at the Presbyterian church with the Woman's Missionary society in charge. Mrs. E. P; Lawrence will be In charge of the service as presi dent of the society. Mrs. Joseph Angel of Phoenix will speak. Her subject will be "Our Responsibility for the world." The evening's offer ing will go to the Woman's Missionary society to help on their quota for the year. A tenor solo entitled, "The Call for Reapers." will be sung by A- J- MacDonough. The message at th morning service will be on the sub ject of "The iPlace of Prayer and the Golden Rule" in the life, of the Christian. New and rebuilt tires, guaranteed vulcanizing. Prices right. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. Riverside, Medford, Or. 234 Plant now. why wait until spring? Edon Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf For Halo or Rent- Farm with free water for irrigation. Also eight cows for sale, will come fresh soon. Write or. call on F. F. Grove. 322 West Bridge street. Grants Pass, Ore. 22.2 One of the largest dances of the season is expected at the Oriental gardens tonight which will be a bene fit for tho Christmas Heal drive. With every ticket costing $1.10, 60 Christ mas seals will be given, Loveland's orchestra, at the River side Community dance Sat nite. 222 Good eats, good floor, good music. Sat nite. Riverside Community Club. 222 Shotgun shoot for turkeys, Sunday, Dec. 9th, at Fair GroundH. 222 Up to November 1 of this year there were 605 miles of federal aid post roads completed in Oregon at a total cost of $U.542,4S2. of which Oregon uupplled $&,!8ti,3r7. . ." ' Pongee on. sale: $1.50 grade now 98c; $1.25 grade now 88c; $1.00 grade now 78c. Japanese Art Store. tf Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save it for you. Jap Art Store. . - tf Applos! Got them of Rogers, Cra ter Lake Road, adjoining town. 227 A. E. Scott and E. M. Wood, special agents of the Southern Pacific are in Medford today. Crepe paper Co roll, DeVoo's. Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Tho air is full of thtrvgs you should not miss. Your theatre Js In the air no admission fees. Your home needs a Cteartone Radio. Minkler, 403 Liberty Bldg. 223 William Hammett is confined to his homo, 1421 East Main street, with Illness. Student marcells free till Dec' 1G. Marlnella Shop. i 223 We carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed Utah, or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle are always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Look! Xmas tiros, 80x3 tires $7.00; 30x3 tires $8. GO. Exchange Tire Co. 28 N. Riverside, Modford. Ore. 234 There In to bo a general exodus of Masons from Grants' Pass Thursday night. The Blue lodge Is putting on the third degree tonight at Medford and this Is calling forth a large dele gation. The Hhrlners' election at Ashland is taking practically" a solid delegation from here, to back P. B. Herman as potentate of Hillah. tern- pie, , Blue lodge will be over In time for those desiring to go to Ashland to take part In the election. Grants Pass Courlor. . . . Follow the crowd to the Riverside Community Club dance Sat nite. 22 Get your magazines nt DeVoe's. Jap crepe, all colors, 23a per yard. Jap Art Store. tf AH kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108 711 East Main. Only seven out-of-the-stato tourist oars arrived here this forenoon and registered at tho state bureau in tho chamber of commerce building. The rain and snow fall has resulted In big decrease, at least temporarily In auto tourist travel to and thru here. -Shotgun shoot for turkeys, Sunday, Dec. 9th, at Fair Grounds. 222 Fifty different slippers, leather and felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 por cent cheaper than last year. Jap Art Store. tf Dun co. Eagle Point, Sat. night. 222 Among residents-of . Portland who are visitors In this city ore E. - W. Spaulding and family, II. W. Fred erick, H. C. Harlan, E. L, Webster. U. D. Menden, O, D. Bryant, Alonso Morrison, C. R. Martin, H. S. Williams Que S. Loeb, F. S. Hammond, C. H White and Edw. P. McKnlght. . Redden & Canaday write bonds and Insurance. Phone 720. tf . Toy electric trains. J4.9G and 'up.- Jap Art Store tf 24 pounds whito beans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 222 M r. and M rs. 1 1. Shn re left for Chicago Friday. Highest grade Utah and Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and dust. Hansen Coal Co.. 34 South Fir. Phone 239. Toys Jap Art Store Toys. tf Ilnnce. Eagle Point, Sat. night. 222 Fire which is thought to have start ed from n heating stove on an upper floor, at 6:30 Wednesday night, com pletely destroyed the Chllouuln hotel at Chlloquln, a lumbering town 32 miles north of Klamath Falls, with a loss estimated nt about $12,000, par tially covered by Insurance. Th ore's a busy Business College In Medford. OWN. Fifteen piece china tea set $2.95. 'Jnp Art 'Store. tf I have several Vlctrolas with records taken in exchange for new Brunswirks that can be bought cheap. See Launnparh nt Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. tf James Chtnnnck of Grants Pass ar- 1 rived In the city yesterday and was still here today on ono of his periodi cal business visits. 32x3" cords, till: 33x4 cords '$17.60. Exchange Tire Co 28 N. Riverside, Medford, Oregon. 234 Shotgun shoot for turkeys, Sunday, Dec. !Uh. at Fair Grounds. 2?:' Radiator rovers for Xmas. Medford Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234 There was a good public murk ft this morning with a wide variety of vegetables, apples and the like, and beef, poultry, rabbits and poultry for sale. It was an exceptional market both, in offerings and patronage for such a disagreeable day. All hand-made models on sale at half-price, Dec. 5, 6, and 7. Handi craft Shop. 223 GOO boxes Spltzenburg, Jonathan, Newtown, Missouri Pippin, Albemarle Pippin and Winesaps on sale at Med ford Fish, Co. store, 25,. GO, "f cents a. box. If no money a box free. Grape juice 7 5 cents a gallon. We deliver. W. B. Smith; Phone 362. 222 Clean not ton rags wanted at the Mail Tribune office.' . Many Medfofdites In walking over the soft, snow this morning got a good I look at the bottom ot their shoe ,1m-' presslons, which filled quite a number with horror and' caused them to mako mental, note that 'next time they bought shoes they would get a couple of sizes: smaller. 1 , . Sheet, music, hot from the press. Root MUslc Co- i 226 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 Blue Flower Lodge, Phoenix. Ore. - 227 Mrs. C. F. Card spent Saturday afternoon In Eagle Point. Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 222 For Xmas cheer, buy a Ford, useful all year. 233 Vocation and Gonett records. Root Music Co. 226 The storm conditions of several days past in the valley and vicinity have caused the linemen of the California-Oregon Power company much worry and trouble. Thursday night the wind and rain caused the wires on the high tension' line to break near the Savage Rapfds dam, and during the day Thursday the power lino was broken at Gold Hill by a falling tree. Crews from Medford and Grants Pass made repairs caused by these and other mishaps, and did much work in bracing poles. The best hemstitching in Medford, 8c per. yard. Miss Lo una bury, The Vanity Shop. 23G 1. F. Close at Riverside Garage specializes on lathe work and on re conditioning motors by the most im-. proved mothods. See him about those special jobs. tf Rarentnn In lined nlnnns: have six on the floor; prices from $1G0 to $20. See Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. . " tf Mr. and Mrs. Ell Fisher left today for Roseburg. Mrs. Fisher is taking her husband there to the hospital. New parts for all. cars and trucks. Llttroll & Jennings Parts Co., 110 North Front. . tf Sonora phonographs. The choice of those who've heard them all. Root Music Co, 226 : Cradles on sale at $1.00, $1.25, Dec. Gth and 6th. Handicraft Shop. 223 , Clyde Gardner wont duck hunting Friday afternoon near Eagle Point and got the limit. Girl wanted to sew furs at Bartlett'a 128 N. Grape. . 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 thoy will arrive at all, .have them. . properly wrapped at this office. tf : Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Spalding of the Remington Typewriter compajny have como from Medford with their two children to take up their residence in Medford and are staying at the Hotel Medford until they can find a suitable home. Don't forget the old-fasmioned hard Times dance at Applegate hall, Satur day, Doc. 8th. 221 Duplicating Bale books for sale at this office. tf You can get It at DeVoe's.. tf Rov. F. R. Leach is delivering . ( series of special sermons at the First Baptist church Sunday mornings- on the genoral theme of prayer, which is a theme of vital interest. The sermon Sunday 11 a. m. will tell why some prayers are not answered, nnd the hlndcrances- to prayer in general. William Vawter will have a solo which will bear on the theme of prayer, nnd Mr. Janes will havo a violin solo: while In the evening Rev. Loach speaks on "The Difficulties of Religion." Get tho girlie a cradle which rocks itself. On sale at Handicraft Shop 223 The usual good time is in Btore for you Saturday nite at the Riverside Community Club dance. Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf Among out of town visitors here from distant points are Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Uet boa of Muskogee, Okla., If. Lee Myers of Kansas City, Mo., James S. Mee and chauffeur and P. Prescott of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vode myer of Hill City, Ida,, Cecil Y. Lewis of Mul tun. Ida., E. McManls of Omaha. Blue and white luncli cloths on sale. 48x48, 66c; 60x60. $1.19; 70x70. $1.48. Jap Art Store. tf Conn saxuphones. Root Music Co. 225 Handkerchiefs for Christmas, all kinds, all prices. Handicraft Shop. 223 Charles Currier will leavo today for A visit at Fort Scott. Mo. P. F. Close nt Riverside Garage specializes on lathe work nnd on re conditioning motors by the most im proved methods. See him about those special Jobs. tf At Deuel's HemstitchlnK 8c tf A gift that Is appreciated Is a pretty handkerchief. Look at the wonderful assortment at Handicraft Shop. 223 Secretary of tho Interior Work has notified Senator McNary that he Is sending to the president the nomina tion of Captain H. A. Cnnnday of Medford for register of the land office Roseburg. This Is expected' to close the battle over his nomination. Cannday's success In spite of nntl Klnn protests wns forecasted In these dispatches several days ago. Port land Journal. A merry Xmas with a Ford car. 233 Milk nnd cream at DeVoe's. tf Better fruit cake, no matter what you pay. Rex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 222 P. T. Alnge of Portland,, who has the contract for remodeling the Jack son County bank, is In Medford for a few days attending to business. Unity literature teaches people how fo be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 810 S. Riverside, tf Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bryant' and daughter Alice and Mr. and Mrs. R. Edmonds of Montague, Calif., drove to Medford Friday and remained over night at the Hotel Medford, so that they might do their Christmas shop ping In the. city today. Mlcelli art violins.' Root Music CO. . ' -.22 Travel home for xmas in a new Ford. . T 1 " 233 Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art Store. . . , tf Specially reduced prices on all automotive accessories for Xmas presents. The Busy Corner. Motor Co. ' ; . ' ' . ; 234 . The women of the Greater Medford club of tho Second Branch, Pear Tree body are giving a concert1 Monday afternoon at the Hotel Holland; nt 2:30. On the program are Miss Mar ion' and Miss Dorothy Ness, Miss Pa tricia Mlksche, Natalie Domergue, Mrs. James C. 1 Hayes, Evelyn Wold, Betty Bardwell,, Mrs. John. WUklnson, Miss Helen Herbert and Miss Mercia Mlksche. ' Get soft paper school tablets at thl.i office. tf Grafted Franquetto walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf See my display of fancy and art work, beginning Dec. ' 10th, in the floral dept. of the Monarch- Seed Co. 223 Licenses paid for balance of 193 free on any new car purchased from us this month. This permits , Xmas delivery at no extra cast to you. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 In connection with tho regular Sat urday night pay dance at the Oriental gardens the managers are giving with every $1.10 ticket, GO Christmas seals. This Is to be a. Christmas seal dance and a particularly, good one. f; - Buy a Ford a. family Xmas pres ent. - -' 2tf3 Only a few cradles left An sale, Dec. Gth and 6th. Handicraft Shop.. 22B Dance at Riverside Community Club on the Rogue Sat nite. 222 Buy. your Xmas apples, ' nicest Spitz and Baldwins in valley 50c up. Butte Creek Orchard, Eagle Point, Phone 10-F-ll. . "" ' 224 Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Itlalto theatre. tf The Do k lea met last night- In the Knights of Pythias hall and plans were made '.for the installment of officers and d banquet for early in the new year. Better vanilla wafers, macaroons. lady flngerB. , Rex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 222 , Trade nt home and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery.. Phon 0-J-2. tf Two wind-up automobiles with gar age 95c. Jap Art Store. tf Better cookies 15c the doz. Rex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 222 The Crater National Forest service has discontinued all work on trails and roads for this year, the crews are being withdrawn this week. The work will be taken up. In the spring. Krause"s Christmas mix at the .Crater Lake Confectionery, Med. Bldg. r . i ' . 223 Xmas cheer for. the whole year. Buy a Ford. 233 Spot lights bought this, month at Electric Shop installed free. . 240 Eventually a ' genuine Vlctrola why not now 7 Palmer Piano House. , i tf Seventy-six carloads, or approxi mately 22,000, more sheep were shlp- iped out of Bend this fall then In the fall of 1922. Special sale on Ford accessories: Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Rotter layer cakes, a better selec tion. Rex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 222 Your car battery charged in 8 hours at the EUotrio Shop. tf Major Clarey, 1 inspector for the National Guard In the state of Oregon reviewed Company A In tho armory last night. Though taken by surprise the company made a good showing and Major Clarey seemed well pleased. 1 Pianos! See Launspach. ( tf : We have good values in used cars. .Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Radiator covers, felt Tined! Medford Auto Top Co., Nor.th Grape. 234 Buy yotir Xmas Ford now. A whole year to pay. ' 233 About three hundred and fifty per sons were present at the high school dance given by the studont body at the armory last night. The faculty members nnd wives, parents, the Cra ters and their wives and all those who had aided the school or team during the football season were present. The ballroom was decorated In the school colors nnd on the stage curtains wns a big football with "Champions of 1923" written on It. There 'were sev eral' special numbers-. Herbert Al ford's orchestra : played nnd punch was served. i ; Get your Christmas candles nt the Crater Lake Confectionery, Med. Bldg. 223 Frulf layer cake, n special home made cake. Rex Cafo and Pastry Shop. 222 , We will loan, you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Get mamma and walking dolt free by buying season ticket. $3.50 doll free for $20 ticket; and. $1.50 doll free for $10 ticket. Those season tickets are good for everything in Jap Art Store before Jan. 1st, 1924. , , tf NEW YORK. Dec. . Strength and activity of hlsli priced Investment shnri'H was (tho feature of today's brief hut aotlva session of tho stock oxchnngc. Resumption of pool ope rations also wns noted- In' a: number of low priced industrials, but the top nuotntlona were shaded by n wavp-ot KVEHV KNOWN FOKM OP ; INSURANCE AND.. - . BONDS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINO SINCE 1909 STOCK MARKET !S ON UPGRADE AGAIN selling In the final hour. A tempo rary show of mrciiKth In 'h-' rail group resulted in Ntw York Centra! ar.t; Baltimore and Ohio touching new l'i3 tops, but their gains were, rer d:iced later-by tho heavy .'selling of the northwestern uirriers, .severnl of which dropped oaa to two points. Llir. Kfttt nnd 'Mvers, General Electric, Air lantic Kef liiing,. Fisher Body and American Ice "Wore tha' outstanding strong spots of the .industrial . list, selling i ,to nearly- 13 points, above yesterday's-closing levels. ''The oIobo was steady. Sales approximated 700,- OOU shores.; - . ; . f .' ; t. .f 4. Ilnln and Snow; Predicted, WASHINGTON, Doc. ' 8.-We'nther outlook for the week-beglpiiiprf" Mon' day: Pacific states Generally fair. In southern.-and probably central Cal ifornia aiid; occasional! rains' on the coast and'raliui or'snbw's in tho Mn torlor elsewhere. ; Temperature about normal. '. , ' . : . . .- Klirlners Atlt.'ntlnn! Imperial1; Potentate ' Comrade fy'pj'kfrma.n win bo the guest 'or Hillah Temple.-. Mon day aftornodn ' o,nd evening, Dec. loth. Banquet and address -' nt Masonic hall," Ash ' Intnl.- from' 6 to K-'ln All memhers and' visit the evening. ing nobles-urged to.be present. Ban quet' at' 6- p. m. sharpe. -.By order'of Potentate. W. 11. DAY, Recorder 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-us when tho boys do not blow whistles or if there Is any Irregularity In the delivory of your paper. tf TOO LATE to CLASSIFY FOUND Boys' bicycle between Med ford and. Ashland. . Murphy's Klec trlc Store, Ashland. . . 224 FOR EXCHANGE Income property, 21 rooms, made up in 7 apartments, incumbernnce only $800. Value from $6000 to $0000, located Cen tralia, Wash., on pavement. Owner wants Medford property or close in small tract. Foui'-Hlte Realty Agency. 223 FOR EXCHANGE Drug storo busi ness, a Rexall store, stock and -property about 15,000. all clear, want farm In valley to trade for this.' Four-Site Realty Agency. '223 FOR EXCHANGE General store and post office,, valuer about $10,000, with smull incumberance. Owner, wants small farm In valley.' . Four Site Realty Agency.- 223 LOST Child's srhool bng with danc ing slippers. Phone 711. ' 222 FOR SALE Mountain tlmbcp ranch, 120 acres. 3 miles HVV Ashland. Im provements. Golhg east Jan. 1. Buy this month, $3000. Mrs. Miller, 1614 Ronlta, Berkeley. Cal. 247 WANTED A gentle pony not too old. I i. i. oimpKun. gai n. helium. ju HERE'S WHAT MY BUSINESS IS BUILT ON Values! 100 cents' worth of solid Tailoring VALUE for every dollar you spend. Sometimes more but NEVER LESS. I pride myself on my styles, my fabrics, my tailoring but they wouldn't be worth any thing unless there were VALUE too. I make it my business to see that you get, all FOUR HERE Upstairs ."...I 1VJ r! 'I. It Mr. itnd.Mrs. Public: " w- - You'll have to hurry if you expect to see Norma .Talmnde in "Ashes of Vengeance." ' fV, ; ' This magnificent photo'-druma, With cliariniim, , . Norma in. tho 1'eatured role, closes tonight to make, way fur Sinter Connie. tomorrow. In "Uulcy.". . A You still have time to see .''Ashes' .of Ven--' Keanee." Do' it today ! Continuous shows.. . ' Starting for From He OMtS MM1M1P' ''. ' ' ' " J Dumbelle, J ..'u . George 6. Kaufman and Maro Gonnelly ' ' -"U - " . t..j', . i " . ' ?.'.-?. Her only picture since "EaHt is West, " and it's a sorenm; from start to finish I ' ' ; With- JACK MULHALL, CLAUDE GILLINGWATER nnd JOHNNY HARRON FOR GIRLS ONLY Oh sirls, those nien. Esio- ' cially husbands. 1 tried so hard to help mine in his business affairs All 1 pot was terrible abup. Seems I muddled; everything. Tint my heart vnfl in tho ritfht ptuee. And he culled mo a terrible .name, A. Dulcey! : I v.ns so hurt. Kerrienihored " our glorious honeymoon, nnd when I first met him. . Oh, r.lrls! tl . . . NOTICE The few remaining lots on pave mcnt (about 100- are hereby with drawn from sale pending a re vision of prices upward to bring them in line with paved lots in ather towns, in Oregon of similar size to Medford where they ore selling from $700 to $800 and even $1000 per lot. CITY OP MEDFORD, Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop oooooooooooooooooooooooooc '-'0MfiH' - : 1 Tomorrow four days r famous play . . . FOR BOYS ONLY .You. chaps never give a woman any credit for sense. Serves you right if you keep secrets from your loving; wiyen and. sweethearts. Of course she's sur to , set' thliiKH muddled when she djuusn't know anything about ..your" elfairs nd ;people: ask, , her- about them. - You ought to be ashamed. There would n't be so many Dulcies if you boys would confide a little more in your wives nntf' t sweethearts. Take that! . I-' Wong Pop Chinese For Treatment of Acuta and Chronic IM cases or. Men and Women. Cancer nnd tumor treated, In fluenza, kidney, bladder and stom ach troubles, fits, hernia, rupture, colds, female troubles, paralysis, fevur,. pneumonia, asthma and throat troubles, rheumatism, amenorrhoea Office Hours: 8 a. m, to. S p. m. Consultation Free 241 South Front St., Medford, ure. MORTON'S MILLS HALL & HALL WALDRON BROS. ' lit tf .