Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 14, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTAftV, STX MEDFOTiD MATL TUmUXT!. MEDPOPtD, "OKEGOX FHTfiAY. t)F.rFtET' 1 I. 392.1 Jwrvelous (Swell's NATIONAI CREST , : Telephone Itlrwt rnoxK ion E COLUMIIUS, Ohio, Don. 14. Tho "iiii'HwiffOK of tho churcheii to Amur lea" Is contained in tho "tluclitnition of Ideals and principles" Bubmltti'd today to tho annual mcctliiK f tho executive comnilttoo of tho federal council of churrhcH by Hh commlHsinn on International julleo nnd Kood will. Tho declaration culls on tho churchen to carry on their caniimltf .for a "war loss world" Which in to lie brought about step by stop and ask. all Christians to pray und study for good will. Tho declaration ukuIh calls upon tho United StutcH to on tor tho world court, to accept Its full sham- of re sponsibility in an effective Interna tional organization for tho Just and penccfiil settlement of international difficulties and tho . promotion of in ternational security, confidence and good will. It also m-Kcs the govern ment of tho United Ktat.es to co operate fully with all other humani tarian commissions of tho League of Nations. 1 JSUO.OOU cups were? served at the PANAAVA-PACIFIC International EXPOSITION Sees Chaos for U. 8. A. CHICAGO, Dec. H. Robert R, L. Saner, president of the American Itur association, assorted that through eon stltutlonal amendment rind federal en croachment tho American form of kov eminent is boinK clumped from a ro publjcjuto a political chaos nnd urged IaVyers to defend "tho ancient land marks of our government." IF IT'S A WATCH, DIAMOND, , JEWELRY OR SILVERWARE Coming From LAWRENCE THE JEWELER T I"- iv-. - ... The quality is of tho best and tho - ' i- IoccHEnds Mr. and Mrs. li. E. Kva of Portland nro visitors In tho city. Mr. Kva and Dr. M. M. Dow uro olil schoolmates and they enjoyed a reunion ut the Motel Mcdford lunt iilKhl. .Mr. and Mrs. AV. il. Norton aro also visitors in Medford from 1'ortlnild. Iook! Xmns tlrea, 30x3 tiros $7.50: 30x3 j tires $8.60. Kxchanco Tiro Co. 28 N. Riverside, Medford. Oro. 234 New parts for all ears nnd trueks, I.ittrell & Jennings Parts Co., 110 North Front. tf Vo carry nc thine; In coal but the best guaranteed Utah or WyomlnR. Our prices on all fuel wo handla aro always tho lowest, considering qual Ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Jim Klcwart will huvo a lot of comb honoy In bulk at the Public Market tomorrow. Hring your pall and get 6 lbs for ono dollur. 227 Clelnnd Banks of Itocuo Ulvor, freshman in commerce at (. A. C.. i ono of tllo 30 freshman basket ball players who have survived t'oach Itoy ".Spec" Keene'a weeding out process Nearly 100 men nnpearcd In uniform for tho opening practlt-o but the coach's process of elimination has ro duced tho squad to ItH present size. "When the activo season begins the group will be cut to 20 men. liuy Xmas girts, doposn 26 percent, wo will save It for you; Jap Art Htoro. tf Who pays tho ngont, you or tho other fellow? Eden Valloy Nursery. Phono 680-J-2. tf Crepe paper 6c roll, DcVoo'a. Oranges! Oranges! (let Jones' prices on small ones next wock. Don't buy now. 228 Milk and cream at DeVoo's. tf All kinds of rough and drosscd lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108, 711 East Main. Henry Whlllock of Mcdford, scnlor In commerce was ono of tho five seniors Initiated Into Alpha Kappa Psl honorary commerce fraternity at O. A. C. this week. This honorary or ganization has ns its chief purpose tho promotion nnd recognition of scholarship. Once a year it chooses from among tho Junior and senior students a limited number who have shown superior scholastic attainment, qualities of leadership, and personal character. Oranges! Oranges! Oct Jones' prlcen on Rmall onos next week. Don't buy now. . 228 lte.ld tho Medford Exchnngo on your doorstop this week for furniture gifts. 228 Don't forget tllo danco at J'vlllo Friday nlto. 227 Oranges! Oranges! Oct Jones' prices on small ones next week. Don't buy now. 228 Duplicating salo books for sale at this office. . tf Tho Kadlo club will moot tonight nt 8 o'clock in tho city hull. W. J. Virgin of Virgin's Itadlo Service, will talk on tho "Fundamentals of Kadlo." This talk will interest every radio fan in Medford nnd tho valley and a gelir orous nttondanco is anticipated this evening. Chrlstmns is coming, millions of gifts will go by parcel post during tho noxt few weeks, if you want to make suro that thoso you sond will arrive In good condition, or that thoy will anivo nt nil, hnvo them properly wrapped nt this office. tf Flowering Hhrubs, vines nnd orna hientals. Eden Valloy Nursery, Phono C80-J-2. tf (let your ningazlnes at DeVoo's. Jap cropo, all colors, 23c per yard. Jap Art Storo. tf Danco nt Jarksonvlllo Vvery Frl. nlto. Music by Lyric orch. 227 Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 14 Cattle steady; receipts 25. Hops steady; no receipts. Sheep nominal ystcady; o receipts. PORTLAND. -Ore., Dec. 14. Eggs unsettled. Pullets 35(f?Sfic; mixed colors 35 30c ; hennery 40(ii42c de livered Portland. Butter PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 14. Butter steady; extra cubes 45?j 45'c; conn try UiVAc; undersized 43fff 43c; pronts 49c; cartons SOc. Tiutterfat steady; best churning cream 50 '51c; pound f, o. b. Portland. Poultry PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 14. Poultry slow; heavy hens 21c; light liic; springs. 2l22c; ducks, colored 14 5c; white . pekins 1 7 4j 1 Rc ; turkeys live nominal; dressed nominal at 27 (ff) 2Sc. . Potatoes PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 14. Pota toes slow, $1.00 1.25. Portland Wlient.. . PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 14 Wheat. hard white, blucstem, baart, soft white, western white $1.01; hard win ter, 37c; northern spring, western red 08c. Tolnv'c. rn rpcnlnl s Wheat 87: flour 10; corn 2; oats 1; hay 12. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics ) Turkeys, live young 22 23c; old 20 22c. COLUXIHL'S, -Ohio, Dec. 14. Mil lions In (lerniany will be confronted with starvation this winter unless aid ia given by tho United States, declared the Rev. Samuel HcCrae Cnvert, one of the' two general secretaries of the federal council of churches, at this mornings session of the annual nicot ine; of the executive committee of that body. "Reports not only from Ger man sources, but from American ob servers and churchmen indicate be yond anything "yet Imagined In this country," ho said. Announcement was made that the ftdnral council of churches, in co-operation, willi tho American Friends service committee and the various de nominational agencies, will carry on a campaign in tho churches' to raise money Tor relief purposes In central Europe. ' ' ' 1 ' ' u - ' J HILBuatonce Stops Colds in 24 Hours Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine gives quicker relief than any other cold or la grippe remedy. Tablets disintegrate in 10 seconds. Effectiveness -proved;" iii millions of cases. Demand red box bear ing Mr. Hill's portrait. All druggists 30 cents. , CASCARA & QUININE DCTROIT. MICH. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14. (U. S. Rurcau of Agricultural Economics.) Eggs, extras 48c; extra pullets 44c. 1 Liberty Liberty Bonds. NEW YORK, Doc. 11 bonds closed: 3's 99.29; first 4'A's 98.11; second 4V4's 98.114 third 4's 99.7; fourth 44'8 9S.11; U. 8. Government 414 "a 99.1G.. Schooner Arrives in Tow. VANCOUVER, R. C, Dec. 14. The sailing schooner Vancouver from Hon olulu to Vancouver in ballast, which was adrift sovoral times yestorday oft Raco Rocks near Victoria, 11. C, ar rived early today In tow of the tug Sea Monarch. . . Jackson County Paying Homilies Jackson county is still paying boun ties on coyotes, boltcata, wolves and 'ougars.. Tho .whole hide must bo presented to-itno County Clerk by tho- person who killed.'1 ICHAUNCEY FLORET, 23 1 i County Clerk. THE WORLD'S BEST ENTERTAINERS will visit your home every night if you own a CLEARTONE RADIO "As Sirhple to Operate A3 a Phonograph." L. D. MINKLER 403 LibertyBldg., Med. Every Minute Genets m Ihs fight against constipation! Onco let cotistipntlon get crip on you, nnd your system is wide open to 00 of human ailments. Statistics ehow that to bo. tho. proportion of illness that has constipation for a Bt.irtirg point. Pills and cathartics are as dangerous to tho system as constipation t Tour physician will recommend Kellogg 's liran, because it is nature's own relief from constipation. Jt is scientifically prepared to relievo suffer ing humanity from constipation and it will do what no other food can do!. It will give every sufferer permanent 'rolief if it is eaten regularly at least . two tablospoonf uls daily 1 as much with Cjich meal in chronic cases! Kellogg '3 Bran is wond'erfuF5n its natural, positive action. It sweeps and cleanses and purifies the bowo tract; It scours out tho dangerous toxic poisons; ,t puts you back on schedule time , without irritation or discomfort! , Don 't delay eating Kollogg's Bran each day in some form! Try it as a cereal sprinkled over your favorito hot or cold cereal or cook it with hot cereals. In the latter case, add two tablespoonfuls for each person and mix with tho regular cereal and cook as usual. Kellogg 's Bran is simply delicious mado into muffins, poporors, raisin bread, macaroons, pancakes, etc. Recipes nro on every packagel For health's snko get some Kollogg's Bran immediately. . All grocers. " rirst-class hotels and clubs servo 'j Kollogg's Bran in individual pack ages. Ask for it at your restaurant. !uDo your ;Christmas Shopping Early. , , .,, ' ;; vv. ; : WHY NOT LET US SAVE YOU A Turkey, Goose, Duck or Chicken . ALL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES ' ALSO THE TRIMMINGS FOR ALL OF THESE Cranberries, pound -20c Celery bunch .................r.15o Head Lettuce, two for 25c Cauliflower 20c and 25c Sweet Potatoes, 3 pounds j - !....25c Red Apples, box......; : .'. .$1.00 Squash, pound 3c Cabbage, pound 5c Oranges, as cheap as the rest Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for 3Ec Heinz Plum Pudding 30c and 55c Mince Meat, pound .25c Pumpkins : 25c Royal Ann Cherries . , 30c Libby Stuffed Olives 20c, 25c, 35c Mixed Nuts, pound 35c Mixed Candy, pound , 25c and 30c . Don't Forget Do your Christmas Shopping Early ' , . ) . NONE BETTER THAN THE BEST , BUT SOME BETTER THAN THE REST Our Motto Laurel St. Grocery & Meat Market Phone 475' , . Free rJelivery " ' 216 S. Laurel. Boy Killed By Train. AMKKDKKN, Wash.. oc .11. Tom Hoffman, ten year old son of Mr. and Mm. I.. J. Hoffman, was instantly klllod early today when run over by a switching train of tho Oregon-Washington linllrdnd nw( Navigation com pany In a mill yard here. Mrs. ICthol Chausso, who accompanied -tho boy was .knocked down, but was. not so- ricusly hurt, .l ; .' ; if for Christmas Books represent the universal Christmas gift there are books for baby, for sister, brother, father, mother, grandfather and grand mother. ' ) There are books for everybody in every walk of life and every age and we carry them all. Wc will take great pleasure in helping you to select the book best fitted for the rme to whom it is to be given. . Medford Book Store FOR CHRISTMAS What Could Be More Appropriate Than a Western Electric New Type All Metal A.'. WASHER ill Place One in Your Home Balance Easy Payments If Desired , $10 Paul's Electric Store 34 N. Central 34 N. Central " 33 N. Central Medford Building wooTni1 n, Wnor im-imo nf xtT J TTt nTajT? PS.