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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1923)
MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE," MEDFOBP", PRlfflCTT, " TTHTftSBXY, : DECEMTVEK iyi953 " PACfTC three x OF ROGUE VALLEY DIES.- AGED 80 YRS. Zorilda Turpln, 80 years old, a resi dent of Rogue River valley for the paBt M years, and widow of the late Ham ilton C. Turpln, who passed away In 11113. died at her home 7 mllea north of Medford at 7 o'clock this morning alter nn illness of - one week. . Mrs. Turpln was born in Scotland county, Mo., March 24, 1843, and was married In the same county March 28, 1.S57 to Hamilton Turpln. The fam ily, moved from' Missouri to California where they resided for one year, com ing to southern Oregon in 1869. She resided on the home place since 1901. She leaves to mourn her demise, 8 children, they are: James Turpln of Portland, Charles,' of. Central Point, Mrs. U. P. Gilbert, Medford; Mrs. I.ano Wylnnd, Beagle; ; Thomas Tur pln, Bremerton, Wash.; Niron and Ar chie Turpln of Medford. Also two sinters, Mrs. William Greg ory and Susan Penland of Central Point. Funeral services' will be held at the Conger chapel Saturday at 1 p. m. liov. D. J. Howe officiating. Inter ment In Central Point cemetery. , OBITUARY MOORE William T. Moore, hus linntl of Anna B. Moore . (formerly Anna Bllser) brother of R. H. Moore of Central Point. Ore., and of Mrs. J. W. Merrltt of Gold Hill. Ore., passed nway In I,ob Angeles December It, 19113 at l:4S a. m. This came as a great shock' to his relatives ond friends In Roaue River valley. William T. Moore was born May 19, 1S03. In the state, of Ohio. When a hoy he came with his parents to Jack sonville, and there grew to manhood. On May 11, 1887. he was united in marriuge to Anna- Bilker of Jackson vlll who survives him. hert'sikt gleam ' oSdut3tem vStin- . tight in trtrsefthat tt-ARd-CO. COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO jfproliiiaT aiff Y-jY lowly w&men U '4 yur. 0T dru&airt "C' CARO-CO . jOUTHCAHOLINA Heath's Drug Store Wilt Supply You. The Practical Man's Gar For Economical Transportation 2 Pass. Utility Coupe $830 f. o. b. Medford , Patton and Robinson, Inc. XmasCandy Fine real fruit center choco-1 lates. Something: new, good and different. Five different dipped nuts, 14 different creamy centers, 20 ' dipped chews. Caramels, mints, co-' oanut centers. A wonderful line of the best candy and made in Medford. Therefore fresh. See that your candy is made in Medford. The Shasta The Dramatic club of th mm. school will give a series of small plays during the first three days of next week. There are thirty-five members of the club ana they all have parts in these productions, or else help direct or stage them. This Is perhaps the most' extensive dramatic program of any school in the state. 92x3 M cords, $16; .33x4 cords $17.60. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. Riverside, Medford, Oregon. 234 We have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf , Buy her a Maytag for Christmas. 231 E. E. Woodcock, sheriff of Lake view. Ore., Is in the city for a few days. He is stopping at the Hotel Holland. 600 boxes Bpltzenburg, Jonathan, Newtown, Missouri Pippin, Albemarle Pippin and Wlnesaps on sale at Med ford Fish Co. store, 26, 60, 76 cents a box. ' If no money a box free. Qrape Juice 76 cents a gallon. We deliver. W. B. Smith, Phone 362. 226 10 dollars puts the Maytag In your home Christmas morning. 231 Telephone 341-R-3 tor reservations for breakfast or dinner for yourself and guests. The Blue Flower Lodge, Phoenix, Ore. v . 227 Sheriff Terrlll returned this morn ing, from Portland, . where he. had gone to attend the sesBlon ' of the United States court grand Jury which la investigating Into 'the : Siskiyous tunnel train holdup and murders. " Spot lights bought this month at Electric Shop Installed free. ' 240 - Redden & Carta day write bonds and Insurance. Phone 720.' -tf , Men! 'Ask your wife. The Maytag solves the gift question. " 23 1 Among Portland men making tem porary sojourns in the city, the most of whom arrived yesterday and last night are W. James Hawke, Chas. M. Gilbert. Chas. D. Gibbg. E. M. Pugh, O. R. Wiley, Wm. T. Belcher. Maegley Everett Harpham, Hi K. Carter; H. C. Zehrung. George A. Keldow, C. A. Hlillam, A. J. Sherrlll, ,E, R, Dobler, and L. T. Remington. ' -'- Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. '; ,..'. Buy a Ford d family Xmas pres ent. 233 Maytag assures your wife 62 restful wash days In 1924. Can you beat that for a Christmas present? 231 Dan Herring went to Portland on business last evening and was accom panied by Chief Field Deputy Olsen of the internal revenue department Who has been here a few days on busi ness. ' The best hemstitching In Medford, 8c per yard. Miss Lounsbury,- The Vanity Shop. 236 ' Bargains in used pianos;' have six on the floor; prices from $160 to $260. See Lapnspach at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. - . tt Crater Lake Hardware Co. sell the Maytag Washer. 231 Today is the thirteenth day of the month.- the time the auoerstltiously Inclined folks do not walk under lad-j ders and avoid all other -'seeming hoodoos. ''" ' v Eventually a ' genuine Victrola--wby 'not now? Palmer piano House. tf C. R.' Smith who was in 'Medford Tuesday from Copco doing Christmas shopping, returned yesterday. A Ford for Xmas; something they will all enjoy. 233 A barn belonging to James Camp bell on a farm northeast of Phoenix burned down Wednesday night. The barn was partially Insured. The cause of the fire was an overturned lantern. 280 acres, Williams creek, 160 in cultivation, good buildings, level, fenced, water right, $9600, easy terms. 660 acres 6 miles Eagle Point, 1 mile from Crater Lake highway. (4 mile to school, springs, outrange, $12,000, easy terms.: 10 per cent" discount' for caihi Slit residence lots in West Seattle residence district. 'Lemon grove 'near San Diego.. Fruit , ranch near 8ebastapol. Calif. 40 acres alfal fa land near -Central Point, Timber land near Medford. APPles, pears, horses, wagons, etc. ,.'If I don't adver tise what you want-asto torlt. J. B. King, fWtfj- advertises everything." Box'45Nr.f.v ' til M. -J. ( DOT wrlgnt is connnea iu his 'han;.412, North Ivy. with. the. grippe.--. County Pays Bounty KJn Ammais or rrvy V County Clerk Chauncey Florey says he Is having a number of inquiries- as to whether the county is still paying bounties on animals of prey and says they are paying bounties on coyotes. bobcats, wolves and cougars and nave never taken bounties oft of these. It is necessary to take the whole hide of the animal to the county clerk by the person killing the same. a Crait.t1 .tttrvman Suicides. ' ' SEATTLE, Dec- 13.-James T. Wil liams, a grocer of .this, city, tound in an anteroom with his . throat cut Wednesday while a Jury In superior court on which he was serving , was excused to permit a legal argument, tnlnv Pnnrt attendants said that he cut his throat with a pocket unite. . , TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUND Suitcase containing- ladies' clothes. Owner can have same by identifying goods and paying -for this ad. Call at 433 W. Holly St.. Medford. ' ' 228 FOR SALE Piano, Music Store. $226. . Root's ., 228 FOR 8ALE Hughes Hotpoint elec . trie range, three plates, large oven, almost new. - Everhot electric water heater. Fenton, Apt. 2, Berben Apts. after 6. . 228 FOR SALE Child's size iron bed stead, springs and new mattress. . Call 1012. " 226 FOR EXCHANGE Acreage for Med ford houses. Best of lands. Also Improved ranch for exchange. Box 15. Mail Tribune. 229 FOR EXCHANGE Fine home, Will take in cheaper house as first pay ment. Box 20. Mall Trbune. 229 WANTED Set of second hand Ford touring curtains. Phone 987-W. i . til Can Be Found at Member of the Family v : cor. - , , r pay -w: , central artments'M j.;'SALE FINE TABLE LINENS, LESS DRESS BETTER Shop Tomorrow Only Nine More Days to Shop lightful patterns. Fine gifts at great savings. P i n e quality round thread lin en napkins, not embroidered. De- 72-IN. TABLE DAMASK Table Linen, very fine quality. Choice of several at tractive patterns. Exception al savings! $5.50 72-IN. DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK, $3.50 Fuiequality dainask in four attractive patterns. A spe cial purchase, offered to gift seekers at great savings! Nap kins to match. $9.00 FANCY GIFT TOWEL SETS, $1.50 to $2.50 Beautiful, large-size bath towel with wash- cloth to match attractive gifts in--.gift boxes.. v Silk-striped borders in blue, pink or orange Buy several sets for gifts buy, some for' your- '' self the savings are important! -: ; J,. ;. -- . . FANCY BATH TOWELS 89c, 98c, $1.25 Very attractive new bath towels in jacquard and plain weaves. Choice of practically every wanted color all the towels in gen- ' erous size. . Very acceptable gifts very specially priced! ' 12-MOMMIE PQNQEE SILK ' V-',89c.:i ' " . Extraordinary :Spe,cial Sale Three weeks yettto make gifts make men's shirts, children's wear, women's lingerie, handkerchiefs, draperies, etc., from this fine pongee. Note that this is the genuine govern ment stamped, 12 mommie pongee of standard quality in the popular nat ural color. Opportunity to Bave tre mendously!' - NEW PRINTED SILKS $3.50- M New printed silk crepe and new heavy weight . 'plain crepes in a splendid assortment of colors. . All perf ectwidths from 39 to 40 inches. Important savings. Come early! ; - SATIN BROADCLOTH SILK SHIRTINGS Now is the time to make silks into Men's Shirts. Nothing like a present made by j'ourself ;. $2.50 1 2000 YARDS NEW SILKS Extra Special Printed Silk-and-Wool Crepe, Canton Crepe, Brocaded Canton, Satin Canton Finer quality, new silks at approximate wholesale cost. Every yard perfect, every yard reasonable. Widths from 39 to 40 ins. New patterns' and colors. Alany, many gift-things can be made of silks. Come early! .. CHIFFON VELVET, $5.75 Genuine imported chiffon, velvet in beautiful jet black. Per fect quality, splendid finish. Offered at this remarkably low , price 39 to 40-inch width. Matchless Values! EXTRA SPECIAL LADIES' UMBRELLAS Great assortment of new, styles. Colors navy, purple,' red, gre,en, black. New style carved Ivory or wood handles. Priced ' $3.50 to $10.00 36-INCH ROBE FLANNEL Beacon Robe Flannel by the yard, 36 inches wide, blue, grey, brown, in combination colored floral designs. Special, yard $1.00 LADIES' GLOVES V Heavy Kid Gloves in beaver, brown, tan. Our price .. $2.50, $3.50 to $6.50 All sizes 5 to 8 , , . WOMEN'S FITTED WEEK END CASES , , . , . , . -' ', i- . r -TFine cobra suitcases, each with complete set of toilet arti cles in amber, shell or ivory finish. Suitcases are in 24 and 26-in. 'size; black, and lined with moire Bilk in colors. Won-' derf ul' gifts.. Wonderful . val ues I ... $25.00-$27.50 NEW POUCH Sjfl TAILORED fjjtmk BAGS $5.50 Hir Smart new bags of brown calfskin and fine pin seal. In small, medium and large sizes with regulation and pannier handles, plain, filigree and jew eled frames. Black, brown, tan and gray. . LADIES' SILK UNDERWEAR $1.98 ' '. v : .. .... . ...-v: '-r 'w'-' ' '': Glorannia Glove Silk Vests and Blobm- ers The finest garments made in America. Popular Prices FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS W arm Cumry Jlouse Slippers for the whole ' ' ' family: Ladies' Felts in rose, blue, brown, f , ,A li . grey, uiacK ana wme, i j; $1.25, $1.50, $1.98, $2.25 -Men's black, khaki, brown, $1.75, $2.25 MEN'S and WOMEN'S BATHROBE BLANKETS $5.49 : Blanket ' bathrobes gifts hien want and appreciate! These are ex-' tra fine quality, wonderfully well made, large and comfortable. In a choice lot of patterns and colorings. Cord trimmed. Very, very special. S' :r
