Medford mail tribune., December 14, 1923, Page 10, Image 10

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923
WINTER SPORTS OF
Even the Churches Are" Advertising Now
REFUSE TO' SELL
FOR USELESS CASH
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PARIS Tho French lympla Com
tnltteo, directors of sporting fedora
tlonfl, .olubi nnd closo followers of
athletlcsi In Frnnce in general aro
bending ' evory effort: toward making
ft) creditablo showing at the 1924
OJymplo" flames, but are under no
rrtisapprqhenslon 'as to tho ' prospects
be 'French athletes winning the games.
Mobile not unduly . pessimistic: .they
readily admit that France will not
finish first, but. find solace -In the
thought that the Olympic Games are
the greatest manifestation' of Interna
tional sports in existence and that the
'vanquished do not necessarily emerge
from them with a loss-of prestige,
i In' the winter sports which aro to
be held at Chamonlx from January
29 to February E, the opinion was
. general that France would only place
behind the Canadians, Scandinavians
and Americans, In hockey, skiing,
bobsleigh, and curling. Thoy are out-
classed in speed -skating and only
hold out the hope of getting points
In the figure skating -where Made
moiselle Yvonne Bourgeois) who Inci
dentally is one of France's upper, ten
'rackets In women tennis, has more
than an "Oven rhance of-wlnnlngt -
Child's Best Laxative is
' . "California' Fig ,Symp"
IT Viynj ' Tongue Shows if
'i V Biliouj, Constifjated
:.Hirry Motlrerl Evon a fretful, pcotfifcli
eliild.dovc th pleasant tmte o( "Cali
fornia .Fig Syrup" and It never fails to
open the bowels. A teaspoonful today
par prevent a sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and children of all aires
printed on bottle. Mother I v. You mut
,y "California" or you ma got ,an
imltatlori flff avrun. '
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KOTTBUS Rural Germany Is suf
fering the same sort of disorganiza
tion nnd demoralization that is going
on in the. groat cities nnd Industrial
centers. This city of 40,000 persons
is located In the center of a compara
tively fertile agricultural region 40
miles from- Berlin. Still the markets
afford very llttlo In tho way of food
stuffs: . . n .
There are no eggs, no milk, no fruit
and very few vegetables of any sort to
be had in the shops and market.
Farmers refuse to bring their pro
ducts to town. They cannot buy any
thing they need with paper marks
and prefer to eat their products rath
er than sell them for paper which is
practically worthless to them. '
Even in the small villages ! sur
rounding Kottbus the situation is
much the same. Persons who want to
obtain chickens, eggs, turkeys and po
tatoes make trips into the country and
carry foreign money or clothing with
them to exchange for foodstuffs.
,... PES MOINES, Iowa. The modern church is adopting advertising to
attract churchgoers to services. .The bulletin board of the church might be
used as an advertising medium, somewhat after. the example pictured
above. . The pastor of the Des Moines' Saint- Andrews United Brethren
Church, asserts that his advertising has brought notlcoable results in tho
Increase in attendanco. -
"The Truth
, ; About Coffee'
lame Law Provisions That 7
... ' Effect Southern Oregon
Trout Beason closed in. all wators ex
cept Rogue rivqr, Nov. 30th.
Roguo river openod for trout fishing
oVor ten inches long, through Decem
ber; January, Fobruary, March and
April. - "
Bag limit. ' Thirty fish, or' twenty
pounds nnd one fish In any one day. :
'' Sixty fish, or forty pounds and one
fish In any sovon consecutive days. '
' Unlawful to have more than sixty
fish or forty pounds and one fish in
lioHsesslon at any one time.
Unlawful to , fish at. any time be
tween one hour after sunset nnd one
hour before sunrise. '
Opon season for hunting ducks and
gcOBo closes January 15th, 1924, nt sun
set. ' ' " '.' '
ling limit for ducks: Twonty-flvb In
nny one day,' or thirty in any bcvou
consecutive days'. ' '.'-'.
Bag limit for goose: Eight In any
ono day, or thirty in any seven Consec
utive days. ' '-.'.. . - i
Sunriso, bffie Ultimo: Doc. 15th,
7:47: doc. 20th, 7:50; Deo. 20th, 7:62;
Dec. 31st, 7:55; January 15th, -7:49.r
Sunset, official time: .. Dec. 15th,
4:26; Dee. 20th,' :28; Doc. 25th, 4:31;
Dec. 31st, 4:35; Jan. 15th, 4:52. '
All game animals and gamo birds
must bo lagged with metal tags when
offered for storage or served in public
places.
If you have doer hides In j'our pos
session taken, lawfully bring them in
and have them tagged. . 't
If you hove door hides In your pos
session tulteh unlawfully bring thom
In nnd pay your fine , ..
Ask Roy M Parr, Ashland. Oregon,
deputy game wnrden, for tags, or W.
R. Coleman, Medford, Oregon. ,
Mr. Wllos Iliirlcs Uio HuU'het
WARSAW. Prime Minister Witos
hns forgiven Count Alfred Chlapows
kl, a rolntivo of tho -famous Polish
dramatic artist, Helen Modjoskn, for
having named a dog "Wltos" in de
rision of the prlino minister during
tho election campaign of last, year.;- :
'"To show thai tho Incident Is' closed;
the count has been Invited to accent
tun post or minister or the Interior
Professor Samuel C. Prescott " of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
hns announcod the results of three
years Intensive study of the action of
coffee, and his verdict should Wing
encouragement and relief - to the
legion of folks who aro fond of coffee,
but who have somehow acquired the
idea, it is a slow poison. f
Professor Prescott does not deny
that -coffee' is Injurious to & small
minority of people whose health Is be
low normal; but he does pretty effec
tively sweep aside 'the prejudice- and
the blanket Indlctmont -which have
taken much of the Joy out of drink
ing it. . : .. . 'i . '! : .-
; Briefly summarized. - the' report of
this authority brands' coffee aso, ser
vant rather than a destroyer of civili
zation:' Properly prepared and' rightly
used; he finds that coffee i acts as a
mild' stimulant, but without harmful
reactions. It augments the activities
of brain and muscle, 'it, aidw'mental
concentration nnd sustained brain
work, and has thus been an important
factor in the production of master
pieces In art, letters and music. Cof
fee is not habit forming. Its opera
tion is somewhat comparable to that
of oil upon, machinery. -. '
If 4hat is'n't a, c'loaii' bill io cbff.ee,
nothing would be. The' Travoler,
(Boston, Mass.)' ' " -
Bible TTrouqhtySr Tbday
I'HIUU A. 1'ITKAI.Ij. i-rlde gneth
before destruction, ami n haughty
umiu uviure ii inii.-.j"rnverbs -10:18,
'V Gem-Nut '
Margarine Jx", -
Good for hearty 3j"s
appetites, and inexpensive.
Use ii plentifully. Sv-vj
Made in Portland
Swift &l Company, U. S.
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JtCpiiJM'.' SXJGGESTIONS
II
SOMETHING
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
Gifts for Every Member of tKe Family. On account of the earthquake we bought
goods for . cash from the manufacturers at very low prices. We can sell about 30
er. Uo not Wbrfv about selection! Gome into our store and onk
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DRY GOODS
Our Pongees are guaranteed pure silk by gov
- eminent stamp. '
lOOo.purSilk Pongee; heavy grade 88 yd.
100 pure Silk Pongee; extra heavy grade,
- h: . ; 98 yard ...
. Jap Crepe, 35 different coloi-s, 23 yard
! .lilueand white Table Cloths, 48x48, 66
Blue and white Table Cloths, GOxGO $1.19
. Blue and white Table Cloths, 72x72 $1.48
6 Napkins .:.,., 44$
Binb, Cotton , Crepe Kimonaa' $148 nnd up
E mbroidrrod Silk Kinionns $7.50 and up
Silk Quilted Baby IJobos, $2.50 and up
Rubber Aprons, $1.25 to .$1.75 value; choice
' ; , ' 75 each
ORIENTAL NOVELTIES 1
Mah Jongg sets, $2.50 to $17.50
IDuid painted Deer Skin Purses 50 to $2.75
Children's Purees 10 25, 50
, Small' Lucky Elephant and animals 155, ,
, , 2for25i
'Japanese Lanterns 15 nnd up 1
Imitation Bronze Elephants 15, 25. 35
Beads and Neck Chains 15tf tq $1-251 ,
Real Iovry Carved Pendant $2.25 to $5.00
Chinese Lucky Earrings $1.25 pair
J Clnnese Lucky Pendant $1.25
Earrings and Pendants. ov ?ct $2.25
SLIPPERS
We have about 50 different kinds of Felt,,'
Leather and Silk Slippers in stock, in all sizes
and colors. We are offering these 20
cheaper than last year.: "'
. , chinawAre ' .
15-piccc Tea Set.' beautifully decorated 1 -'
$2.95 up , ' , . H
Blue or Gold Luster 15-piece Tea Set.' $9.50
Blue or gold luster, 2l-piecc Tea Set $13.50
Raised Dragon Design 15-piecc Tea Set $9.50
Raised Dragon Design l-picce Tea Set,
$13.50
14-piece Chocolate set $2.95 and up
China ware Tea Pots 50 and up i
Hundreds of different kinds of vases
25 to. $10.00 i
I LACQUER WARE I , . ,
Hand painted Lacquer Boxes, 10 15,
. . 25.to$2.75- ....... u .
Hand painted Lacquer Handkerchief Boxes;
. ' 15 and up : . y
Hand painted Lacquer Trays 15 and up
lla,nd painted Lacquer Candy Boxes $1.75 up
Silver inlaid black Lacquer Trays $1.50 up
Hand painted' Pencil Boxes 35, 50."
BASKETS ;-
Brown Bamboo Basket, trimmed with beads,:
tassel, rings and Chinese coins 40&, 55 ,
75. 95 and $1.25
All of tliese five baskets in nest, special $2.50
Bamlnio farkct Basket, high grade, 50 up
Willow Market Baskets, hisrh grade', 50 up L
;Waste Paper Baskets 75 to $1.75
(Bamboo Bungalow Bird Cage $2.95
GOLD FISH AND SUPPLIES
, Comet Goldfish 25 I
'Fantail Goldfish 50 ' - .
Gold Fish Globes 25 to $1.75 ,
Goldfish, Fishmoss and Globe, complete,
: - j 60 to $3.50
Ground Shrimps for Goldfish' 25 per pkg.
Goldfish Bread, 25 cakes in pkg., 10 '
1 Goldfish Moss, 25 per bunch
. 5 , j'tOYS .. ;. . r.
Set of wind-up Train with 4 tracks, 75,
95 $1.25, $3.50 . ., 1
Set of .Electric Train, with tracks $4.95 . up
Two wind-up Autos with Garage 95
' Mechanical Autos -15 m
Manuna Dolls 98, $1.50, 61.95. $2.45 to
1 ft n: , - v
Jointed sleep-eye Dolls,v50 to $25.00
Toy Furniture, large size, 6. pieces' 95
Toy Furniture, small size, 6 pieces 25
Toy Tea Sets, 15, 25 to $2.75
, ' '. Bell and Tom Tinker Toys 50
. ; Toy Pistols and Caps 5 and up
Wa arc. Jiandlin'g Madam Hcndren's Mamma
Dolls, and wq are very strong on toys of every
kind and description,, including German-
auide goods and everything' children could de
sire, at prices from' 5c up.. ,
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(LAMPSHADES
Large brown Bamboo Table. Lamp r Shades,
with silk lining 50. 75, $1.00, $1.25 to
. $2.75 : . ' .
Parasol Shape Lamp. Shades 25, 35, 50
, PICTURES,
, Crater Lake Pictures, with frame, 95 to
$2.00. . -.
Dil Painted Crater. Lake picture, with frame
$3 50 to $5.00
. .Crater Lake. Calendars, 50 to $1.00,,.
Crater Lake Sheet picture, large size 35
Japanese Lacquer painted pictures, with
frame 25, 35, 50 and 75 ,
Japanese old prints 25 to $1.25
WOODEN WARE
Black or Mahogany finish Nut Crackers
95 set
. . Puzzle box 50to 75
Wooden Carved Trays 25 and up
Oregon Myrtlewood wares are cut to half
price; we are going to ' discontinue Myrtle
wood ware, 25 and up
INCENSE AND INCENSE BURNERS
Oriental incense, iii ; cubes,- pyranuls, corn
shape or powder with odor of violet, sandal
wood, wisteria, lotus, rose, cussue. Each pack
age 10c up. 24 different kinds of incense.
JAP ART
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315 East Main St
STORE
Medford, Oregon