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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREC.OX, MONDAY, DECEMRER 10, 302.1 ocal and Personal No new cases of scarlet fever hav developed in the HchoolH during thb last two days and Miss Ida Duhl, the county school nurse, has departed fur Ashland where she will he for a week. All the teachers have received in structions to watch the pupils for any suspicious symptoms, and to require a doctor's certificate from any pupil absent for over threo days. . A Ford for Xmas; something they will all enjoy. 233 ; 280 acres, Williams creek, 150 in cultivation, good buildings, level, fenced, water ripht, $9500. easy terms. 660 acres 6 miles Kagle Point, 1 mile from Crater Lake highway, H mile to school, springs, outrange, $12,000, easy terms. 10 per cent discount for y cosh. Six rosldenco lots in West Seattle residence district. Lemon grove near San Dlogo. Krult ranch near Bebastapol, Calif. 40 acres alfal fa land near Central Point, Timber land near Mertford. Apples, pears, horses, wagons, etc. If I don't adver tise what you Want ask for It, J. H. King, "W ho advertises everything." Box 461. 22T All the new Christmas novelties at Sinclair's Gift Shop. 228' The American Legion Will meet to morrow night in its new quarters in the Armory, for the first time, and a record turnout of veterans Is expected Inasmuch as the meeting will ho tho last one at which nominations for of fleers for the coming year can be made. I am now booking orders for Clear tone Radio sets, for Xmas delivery. Get your order in early. Nino beautl ful models to choose, from. $40 and up.' Mlnkler, 403 Liberty Bldg. 233 Read the article In the December American about careless wrapping of parcel post packages. Then bring your packages to this office for pro per wrapping. tf C. M. Masscy, representing the International Accountants Society, Inc., Is at Medford Hotel. Seo classi fied adds. ' 223 The clothes which tho good people of this vicinity donated In the ltod Cross drive have been fumigated and will be ready for salo next Thursday, There Is a large and growing demand for these articles, so thoso who come first will have tho greatest variety to choose from. ' Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Buy your screen doors at Wallace woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E, Main. Phone 108. tf Mrs. Frank DeHhurii will give a silver tea for the benefit of rit. Ann's Attar society on Tuesdny nftornoon, Dec. 11th at her homo, 606 South Newtown street. Everyone 1b invited. 223 ' Mrs. R. L. Wilson returned Satur day 'from a trip to Los Angeles. 1 Our only business Is insurance, but we covor every known kind of risk R. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." Blng cherry trcos. the finest ever. Eden Valley Nurcery, Phono 6UQ-J-2. , if Regular communication of Renines chapter and selection of officers Wed nesday evening. Dec. 12th. 223 Visitors in tho city from distant points lncludo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beamwell and Mr. and Mrs. Itrynnt and Miss June Itrynnt of Colfax. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Hart of Arkansas City, Ark., and W. 11. Upton Jr.," of tho U. S. Geological Survey, , and wife. ' Bin cloir's gift show is now complete with the latost novelties for Christmas 22S ' 8tudent Marcells free till Dec. 15. Marlnella Shop. ' 223 Pongee on salo: $1.60 grade now 98c; $1.25 grade now 88c; $1.00 grade now 78c. Japanese Art Store. tf - The season's apple shipments of tho Apple Growers' association of Hood River, which handles tho heaviest tonnage of any other Oregon agency, exceeded the 1,000,000-box mark last Wieok. The tota shipments from the valley hava passed tho 2000-car murk. The association up to this time, bad received, from growers 1,481.779 boxes. "Watch for tho pink sheet, tho Mod ford Exchange's furniture gift list at your doorstep. - - 228 Set of wind-up train with tracks. 76c and up. Jap Art Store. tf Yakima Netted Gem potatoes at Watklns Feed Store. Phono 26D. A' delegation of Grants Pass mem bers of tho Daughters of tho Kilo at tended tho regular monthly mooting of that organisation In this city last Saturday. Phonographs! See Launspach. tf If you want to contract your fat steers and cows for January and Feb ruary, soo Doc Stevens at tho Nash Hotel. ' - 228 Exchange your old furniture or stoves for new gifts nt tho Medford Exchange 228 Tho death of former Congressman C N. McArthur of Portland yesterday is much regretted by many close friends and acquaintances In this city. ' riant now, why wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery. Thono 680-J-2. ... - - tf V. Stop sometime and figure what it costs you in materials to bake at home. Then you will better real ize the value ,pf FJuhrer's Milk Bread h- I I - At Any Grocer d L I Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney rturne Saturday morning from Portland where she had been visiting her daughter. I Palmer's Studio now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Lake pictures, hand colored in .oils, for Christmas presents, on Sixth street opposite M. & M. Store. tf You can get Kremmol Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. Don't forget the turkey dinner at the Presbyterian church Thursday night, 75 cents. 223 Fred Strang of Roseburg arrived in tho city Saturday and spent Sunday with relatives here. Ellington and Baldwin pianos are guaranteed. Loflund. Phono 470-K. 228 New and rebuilt tires, guaranteed vulcanizing. Prices right. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. Riverside, Medford. Or, 234 -' Good eats! good floor, good music, Sat nite, Riverside Community Club. 222 G. H. Watson, Portland hotel and restaurant man, announces tho pur chase of the Odell Luke summer re sort and will make many Improve ments the coming season. The resort is situated In tho Cascades near the town of Crescent. . . Make it a furnlturo Christmas this year. Presents for the whole family. Select from the Medford Exchange list. 22S ' Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save it for you. Jap Art Store. tf Samuel Berllson of tho War Eagle mine spent the week end in Medford attending to business. ' Apples! Get them of Rogers, Cra ter Lake Road, adjoining town. - 227 Crepe paper Be roll, DeVoe's. ' Lofland soils Ellington and Baldwin pianos. Phono 470-R. 22. Mrs. F. J. Cunflcld. a former resi dent of Medford who has been living In San Diego for the last six years. returned last week and will make her home in this city permanently. Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2. tf Tho air Is full of tlm,ga you should not miss. ". YOur theatro Is In (ho air -no admission foes. Your home needs a Cleartono Radio. Mlnkler, 403 Liberty BIdg. 223 Look and you will find just what you want for Christmas gifts nt the big bazaar. Presbyterian church, opens at 1:30. ' 223 L. C. Kcngle was fined $200 In po lice court nt Iai Grando for possession of liquor in his home, ' although tho liquor was for medicinal purposes and had been recommended by a physi cian. Student marcells free till Dec. 15. Marlnella Shop. " 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 tires. 30x3 tiros $7.50: 30x3 tires $8.50. 'Exchange Tire Co. 28 N. Riverside, Medford. Ore, 234 Mrs. K. Milan Is leaving Medford tonight to make a trip to New York. New parts for all cars and trueki, Llttrell & Jennings Parts Co., 110 North Front. tf Sonora phonographs. Tho choice of thnso who've heard them nil. Root Music Co. 22 5 Head tho Medford Exchange on your doorstep this week for furniture gifts. 228 Murrnv AT. Mnfuev who nrrlvcrt In ihe city today from Klamath Falls, is connected with tho Waltern & Moor Co., and plans to leave soon for San Francisco. Cradles on salo at $1.00, $1.25, Dec. 5th and 0th. Handicraft Shop. 223 Christmas is coming, millions- of gifts will go by parcel post during the next rew weeks, ir you want to make sure that those you send will arrive n good condition, or that they will arrive at all, have them properly wrapped at this office. tf Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valloy Nursery. Phone 68f-J-2. tf The patronage of homeless -men nt tho city prison for shelter during tho night, which started out with 18 such men last Friday night, hnd with six Saturday night, had dwindled to one man last night.' All those men re ceived orders from the police to leave tho city when released next morning, and obeyed. 1 1 Get your magnalnos at DeVoo's. Jap crepe, all colors, 23c per yard. Jap Art Store. - tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108. 711 East Main. W. It. Jamison of tho Fenaughty Motor company of Portland is in Medford on a short business trip. Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf You can get It at DeVoa'n. tf Get tho glrllo a cradle which rocks Itself. On sale at Handicraft Shop. 223 Mr. nnd Mrs. George Itart of Ar kansas City. Ark., are hero for a short visit with relatives, on their way to Los Angeles to spend tho winter. . Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf Blue and white lunch ' cloths on snlo. 48x48, 66c; 60x60, $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. Jap Art Store. tf Conn suxaphones. Root Music Co. 226 Harry Thornton of Persist, who has been sick at the Sacred Heart hospital for some time past. Is conralcsdng and is now nt tho home of his sister. Mrs, Lara Wiley in Ashlnnd. Handkerchiefs for Christmas, all kinds, all prices. Handicraft Shop. 223 P. F. Closo at Riverside Garage specializes on latho work and (m re conditioning motors by tho most im proved methods. Seo him about thoso special Jobs. tf At Deuel's Hemstitching 8o. tf During this week tho pupils In tho Medford schools are required to take their regular six weeks tests. A gift that is appreciated Is a pretty handkerchief. Look at the wonderful assortment nt Handicraft Shop. 223 A merry Xmas with a Ford car. 233 Milk nnd cream at DeVoe's. tf Mrs. H. E. Davis arrived Saturday from Los Angeles to spend a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E, K. Ontmnn. Unity literature tenches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 310 S, Riverside, tf MlcelH art violins. Root Music Co. IfB Ginfo- I'Yfinquotfo walnut trees. IMeii Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-3. Major and Mrs. It. T. Cunningham of Central Point were in Mfdford today. The colonel recently retired from tho regular army and they have purchased the Norcross property in Central Point. Travel home for Xmas in a new Ford. - i 233 Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art Store. tf Specially reduced prices .on . all auto mot i ve accessories for Xmas presents. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 N. M. Vilm, of Wichita. Kansas, who has been here visiting his broth er, E. N. Vilm and family, leaves the last of tho week for Portland. Mi. Vilm has been engaged in the flour mill business for several years and is on tho coast looking for a location. Ho is greatly in love with this valley. ' Get soft paper school tablets at thl. office, tf Seo my display of fancy and art work, beginning Dec. 10th, in the florul dept. of tho Monarch Seed Co. 223 Licenses paid for balance of 1123 free on any new car purchased from us this month. This permits Xmas delivery nt no extra cost to you. The Busy Corner Motor Co. . 234 Attorney : Win. Briggs of Ashland was among the business visitors In Metlford today. - - - . Buy a Ford a family Xmas pres ent. 233 Only a few cradles left on sale, Dec. 5th and 6th. Handicraft. Shop. 223 Buy your Xmas apples, nicest Spitz and Baldwins in valley 60c up. Butte Creek Orchard, Eagle Point, Phone 10-F-ll. 224 Tho Ladies Aid of the First Chris tian church will meet Wednesday, December 1 2, at tho home of Mrs. W. W. Williams, 604 North Riverside. Homstltchtng 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Rial to theatre. tf Trade at home and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery. Phon 680-J-2. tf Two wind-up automobiles with gar age 95c. Jap Art Store. tf A marriage license was issued last Saturday at Grants Pass to Eddie Finley Payne of Medford nnd Norma June Luckenmeyer of Grants Pass. They wero married there that day and came to this city to reside. Fifty different slippers, leather and felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per cent chenper than last year. Jap Art Store. tf v Redden & Canaday write bonds and Insurance. Phone 720. tf Toy electric trains $4.95 and up. Jap Art Store. tf F. S. Buick left this morning for Elko, Nevada, for a few days business trip. Krauso"s Christmas mix at tho Crater Lake Confectionery, Mod. Bldg. 223 Xmas cheer for the wholo year. Buy a Ford. . 233 Spot lights bought this month at Electric Shop Installed free. 240 William G. Tail, former president of the First National bank, will leave this evening for his home at Los Angeles. Highest grade Utah, and Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and dust. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir. Phono 239. Toys Jap Art Storo Toys. tf There's a busy Business College In Medford. OWN. A. C. Allen returned Saturday night from attending tho annual meeting of tho Oregon Horticultural society nt Tho Dalles. Mr. Allen is a member of tho stnte board of horticulture. Fifteen piece china tea set $2.95. Jap Art Store. tf 1 have sovoral VIrtrolas with records taken In exchange for now Brunswlcks that can bo bought cheap. Seo Lnunspnch at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. ' tf 32x3 Vj cords, $15;' 33x4 cords $17.60. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. Riverside, Medford, Oregon. 234 Bernice Kloutman and F. C. Klont man left this forenoon for Dixon, Cul. Pianos! See Launspach. tf We have good values In used cars. Pntton Jfe Robinson. Ino. tf TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Public: ' ' No persuasive arguments are necessary to make you realize that the programs presented this week are par excellence. We may well call it "Happiness Week'' for folks are leaving tho theater with the exhlleration that emanates from satisfaction. - ' i ' i ". ' ' NOW PLAYING CONSTANCE Dulcy is the prize bone-head. She spills the beans all over the place and the fun you have is worth ten times the moderate admission Charge. EXTRA! " ANDY Q'JMP", AND "M1N" Are now featured In tho movies. ' THEY MUST BE GOOO-ENOUGH SAID. j . Also ' ' HODGE "BETTY" PODGE .3 . -i , ORGANIST ADULTS 35c. KIDDIES 10c Thursday 'Doug' MaoLean in "A Man of Action'1., A Christmas Gift That Will Bring ' Pleasure . ,. - Page and Rialto Coupon Book, $5.50 for $5.00. Ask the Cashier. . . . . A large number of Shrinera from J Metlford. Grants Pass and other parts of the valley plan to attend the recep tion that will be hold at Ashland this evening for Conrad V. Dykeman of New York, imperial potentate of the Mystic Shrine, and party, and which will begin with a banquet at 6 p. m. The distinguished visitors will arrive from Portland on train No. 53 thlst afternoon, en route to San Francisco, ana win De met at uranis j'nsn iy a delegation of Shriners and then con-' ducted thru the valley by auto Ash- j land, in which city they will remain' about four hours between trains. All hand-made models on sale 'at hnlf-price, Dec. 5, 6, and 7. Handi- ' craft Shop. 223 500 boxes S pit zen burg, Jonathan, Newtown, Missouri Pippin, Albemarle Pippin and Wincsups on salo at Mud ford Fish Co. store, 25, 50, '75 cents a box. If no money a box free. Grape juice 75 cents a gallon. We deliver.' W. B. Smith. Phone 362. 226 William Von der Ilollen and Fred erick Plerson were' in town today attending to business. Sheet music, hot from tho press. Root Music Co. 225 24 pounds white beans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsdcn. 222 Among out of town Oregonlans so journing hero temporarily are R. S. Smith and baby nnd Miss Anna Graves of Eugene, G. M. Bratton of Klamath Falls, F. S. Beck of Woodburn and Mr. and Mrs. J.' R. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ross and daughter, Robert O. Closterman, W. B. Jamison and C. F. Noyes. Jr., of Portland. Telephone 341-R-3 for reservations for breakfast or dinner for yourself and guests. The Blue Flower Lodge, Phoenix, Ore. 227 For Xmas cheer, buy a Ford, useful all year. ' ' . -233 Tho Grants Pass division of the Rturtie River Vallov Radio club has been organized with A. B. Browne!! as ' president, Harold Offins as vice presi dent and Peter Allon as treasurer. Vocation and Genett records. Root Music Co. - . . 225. Tho best hemstitching In Medford. 8c per yard. Miss Lounsbury, Tho Vanity Shop. . 235 Tho Golden Link class will give -a party for all the members of tho Bap tist cradle . roll nnd their mothers. Tuesday at 2:30 in the church parlor. All tho golden links are urged to 'bo present and help entertain tho cradle roll mothers and babies. Call 904 for transportation. P. F. Close at Riverside Garage specializes on lathe work and on re conditioning motors by the most im proved methods. Seo him about thoso special' jobs. tf Bargains In used pianos; have six on the floor; prices from $150 to $250. See Launspach nt Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. tf F. X. Beck of Woodburn, Ore., a former resident of the city is here on a visit. ' Eventually a genuine Victrola - why not now? Palmer Piano House. tf Special sale on Ford accessories. Greaso, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Tho winter bowling season has been begun at tho Elks club. Soon there will bo a tournament arranged. Radiator covers, feit nnedt. Medford Auto Top Co.. Ndrth Grape. 234 Ituy your Xmas Ford now. A whole year to pay. 233 The city street department gave the business streets of the city a period ical flushing this morning and fore noon. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. Radiator covers for Xmas. Medford Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234 Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop Thursday 'Doug' MacLean In "A Man of Action" There have lnon rumors for .some time that a mw drutr store would open for business in the city about January 1st on Main street, west of the railroad trucks, but so far as can be learned the Portland man or men had planned to locate such a concern in opposition to tho five established drug stores have abandoned the idea. The Medford hiuh school is htisv organizing the debating teams that will hold inter-class and interscholas tlc debates during the winter. The Portland Journal of Sunday published a group picture of the five county nurses of Oregon, which was headed by a good likeness of Miss Margaret Dcvereaux, county nurse of Jackson county. We will loan you mutiny to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. The Kiwanis club will hold their monthly dinner at Plnty Mohr's baseT ment at the Hotel Medford this even ing at six o'clock. Get mamma and walking doll free by buying season ticket. 3.50 doll free for $20 ticket, nnd $1.50 doll free for $10 ticket. Thoso season tickets are good for everything in Jap Art Store before.Jan. 1st. 1924. tr Tho weather which felt fpjito cold this morning nnd early forenoon with a minimum of 2i) but with the sun coming out at noon semis to be rather uncertain. Tho official prediction is for rain tomorrow. The Red Cross Thrift Phop has a good sewing machine to sell at a very reasonable price. It sews beautifully, and anyone in need of a machine will find It a bargain. M iss G race G rogo ry of Co n t ra 1 Point, returned home last week from having spent somo time nt the home of her sister, Mrs. Mark True at Ash land. Incidental to tho hitter's illness of sevcral weeks. The Jackson County Y. M. C. A. held a meeting In Phoenix last night closing up tho work of the socrctnry. Cash Wood of Medford. who is plan ning to leave for California in the near future. F. W. Woolworth 6 Co. 125 E. Main St., Medford, . Extends Reasons greetings, and offers specials for gifts Double Columbia Phonograph Records Bfue Bird Pattern Dishes which will he on sale beginning,, Wednesday, Dec. 12 We also have a complete line of Stamped Goods, Art Threads, Novelty Ribbons, Lace . Handkerchiefs, Holly Boxes, Christmas Wrapping Cord and Tissue Paper; Tree Orna ments and Toys. which will make your shopping a pleasure, and at Woolworth Prices, a substantial saving can be '. made in every department. If you arc not a Woolworth customer, we are mm 111 m t . s -.-J ..irfi , , V ... - , , Philip Iieck of San Francisco iti in 1 .Medford for a fw days intending to! business with the McCurdy-Uaniels company. Mr. Heck is a representa- ( live of the California lswurancc com- . pany. Get your Christmas candies at the Crater Lake Confectionery, Med. I'ldg. 23 Hamburger sandwiches at CoVoe's. j KUvl Orders Decrease. , j NEW YORK. Dec. -10. Unfilled i orders of the United States Hteel cor poration on November 30. made pub lie: hero today totaled 4. .'108.58 1 tons, a decrease of 304,241 tons under those ;it the md of October. TOO LATE TQ CLASSIFY LOST OH STRAYED JtrlmllP l'ltt bulking, chlhl'n omp:uiion. liluno &R3 or notify Ihis office. tf Foil SALli Coronn typewriter, of fice tle:;k anil swivel chair anil other office chairs. Harpain for cash. Dr. Lincoln Kallen, 213 Liberty lildB. tf WANTED Woman to help with fen eral housework on dairy ranch In Siskiyou county. Call liiS. -'25' FOUND Persinn cat. 328 S. Holly St. or Phono 078. 22 1 WANTED Work, nursinpr preferred. Mrs. Stark, 23 Crater Lake. 225 FOR SAI.I-: 1150 acres In Deschutes county. 2". miles north ISend. Ore gon. Will take lieht car first pay ment, balance federal loan. I'tnler irriKatlon. Phone 627-V. 303 Clark. 223 FOR SALE Two ToBKPnbuiB milk Koats. fresh in II) tlafjs. Phono . ,027-Y. 3U3 Clark St.. 225 FOR RENT Furnished honsekeep illK room. 325 B. Jackson St. 22S FOR SALE My home, exceptional opportunity for ox-soMlers. Phone IflfTl. 22"t both losers. EVK1IY KNOWN FORM OP INSURANCE AND BONDS E. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDINQ SINCE 1909 The Eyes of the World Are On , For Economical Transportation 5-Passenger Sedan $990 : f. o. b. Medford Patton and Robinson , Inc. Plenty uf old imperii for umo at tulu and Bet result. " 1 ill S ,..n , J i-. : ! i ' 1
