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Newspaper Page TextPAOTC TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,' OREfiOX, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1fl2.f', .1 Tocal and JLs Personal "The outgoing Christmas seimon rush, at tho postoffiee began today, jwhlch Is expected to be the peak day "of sending parcels out, nnd heavy par cel mall was also received today. Prom 8 a. m. until closing tlmo late this nftcrnoon, despite the f:tct that an additional window had Jiei'iiopcned to facilitate matters, there wai, a lino ' of people In waiting before these windows with their Christmas par cels. Postmaster Warner warn: Hint I'part of the public that is wndlng s packages east that such packages i border to be reasonably certain of being delivered on ChrlstiwiH day, must be sent out from heru tomorrow at the ..latent. Southern California ' packages should be mailed not later .than Wednesday, an packages for 'Portland and Its vicinity should bo mailed by Thursday night in ordor to ' be delivered by Saturday, and not ' have to lay In big piles at tho Port land postofflco over Sunday. Buy a Ford a family Xmaa pres ent. 233 ' Maytag assures your wife 52 restful wash days In 1924. Can you beat that for ai Christmas present? 231 The Singer electric sowing machine a most useful' Christmas gift. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir street. 233 A package of musical selections was lost from H. E. Marsh's car this fore noon on Main street In tho business y section, probably blown away by the wind. Inasmuch as theso selections '. ar to be sung by William Vawtor at ..' a concert tomorrow night, tho finder ,' of the package is earnestly requested '. to deliver It at Marsh's grocery. The best hemstitching In Modford, ? 8o per yard. Miss Lounsbury, Tho Vanity Shop. 23G Crater Lake Hardware Co. sell tho . May tug Washer. . 231 Open ovonlngs. Jap Art Storo. 243 Tho Crater club is holding Its regu '' lar monthly eruption this evonlng in Dinty Mohr's basement nt tho llutel ', Medford at 6 o'clock. This Is the final meeting for tho nomination of ? officers, &nd plans will be made for a public "eruption" some tlmo at begln , , nlng of the new yonr. . '.'. Girls wanted at Mann's Store. 229 Be young again, enjoy New Year's ; ; five as spectator grand masquerade, Modford Armory. . 233 . , Eventually a gonulnb Vlctrola ' why not now? Palmer Piano House. tf :. A D. A. R. Christmas' tree and reg ular meeting was held at Mrs. William Wolch's homo on MisUfetoe street Sunday afternoon. i The White Sowing Machine Co., hns f opened a store at 24 North Uartlett. ? 11. O. Park-hunt will bo the manager 1 fc 6r southern Oregon. 'Si Shop at DeVoo's tonight. - 234f ' A- Ford for 'Xmasj something they ' will all enjoy. . ; . , , . 283 A now run of sllvorsido salmon Is -' now in tho river according to local ' fishermen. : .Tho snlmpn are Bald to I, have Just come from the Ocean and .:' are bright and In. exceptionally good " condition. it is .repditctlthat largo U numbers of ttho salmon, wore Hoeu Friday. Tho river Is In good cbndi- tlon for fishing, having cleared up considerably. Grants Pass Courier. 'V Opon evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Highest grade lltnti nnd Wyoming . cosl, absolutely free from slack and ; dust. Hansen .Goal Co., 84 South Fir. . . Phone 239. " '. ' Prepare-costume, come, to v Mod ford's new armory Dec. SI,' ' New Year's eve. Prizes for best couple, . lady In fancy dress. Moonlight waltzes. 233 Mrs. B. J. Campbell of Omnha, Nob., arrived Saturday to visit her . sister, Mrs. A. It. Wiloox, 1006 West Mainstreot. Candy and nuts for .ChrlBtmas at Weaver's Store, Central Point. 235 Hid your place of rata with Hat Nip panto. Monarch Seed Co, tf Special sale on Ford accessories. . Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Cn. tf , A party of Hend. Ore., people in the city, iwho arrived yesterday, con sists of Mrs. Mattlo Karnes, A. J. Moore,. Mori Hoover nnd Qoorgo F. Hoover, Other out of town Oregon lans Include Mr. and Mrs. 11. Mnhllng and Mary McClaln of Hillsboro, Floyd F. Fox of Sllverton and the following from Portland: Clarice and Helen Haines, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stewart, , Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hungerford and Mrs. M. E. Allen. Help wanted Inquire Mann's storo. . 22 Radiator covers, felt lined. Medford Auto Top Co.. North Grape. 234 Open Sunday, Deo. ltlth, Jap Storo. ,. -.. ... tf Portland Saturday, . Ho plans to leave In' a low days for San Francisco. Buy your Xmas Ford now. A whole year to pay. 233 New Year's eve, Doo. 31, grand masquornde ball, Modford .Armory. Classy, musio, good floor, plenty of room, now management. Modford Armory. 233 Next Thursday evonlng till Christ mas .open evenings. Medford Hard ware & Sporting Goods Co. 230 Be Sure JIV have Fluhrer's Millc Bread on your shopping list. h A At Any Grocer Approximately $160 wnn rriiaml In it tntr Halo to finance the U. of O. dele-j Kate to tho Htudcnt volunteer national convention nt Indlamipoltg during tho holidays. Oregon's dcIcKitte, lOdwin Kirtley, KuKene, will accompany 10 deK'yutt'3 from local organizations. Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Get mamma and walking doll free , ,n t, , t la.cTi - - "J. t'cke,t' &nd 1-60 d?" ,'rfe fo' good for everything in Jap Art Store before Jan. 1st. 1924. tf . . You can get Kremmel Bros, famous Henlth Bread at DeVce's. . '. ;Mr:'and Mrs. A. li.' Redmes have returned .from Portland .whero they had been for a week's visit. Chrlsinias candy for;eveiy tnstfl' at Weaver's Store, Central Point. 235 Plunt now,' why wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery. Phono C80-J-2. " tf Palmor's Studio now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Iike pictures, hand colored in oils, for Christmas presents, on Slntlt street opposite M. & M. Storo. tf Latest Information about tho depth of snow ut Crater National park, re ceived at -the superintendent's office in this city, Is that there is 8 to 10 feet at tho rim of the hiko, about 0 feet at Anna Spring camp, and drifts as high as 14 feet In places on tho road between those two points. Oirls wanted at Mann's Storo. 22!l Free A "Mama" doll value $1.25 with a five dollar purchase. Modford Pharmacy. 232 Now and rebuilt tires, guaranteed vulcanizing. Prices right. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N. Riverside, Medford, Or, 234 Hov. Gordon. Hart of Grant Para returned to his home Saturday, from Jacksonville where lie held a series of special meetings last week. ., ; '' ' Don't forget to ask for one of our sllver-steol Christmas' pokors when ordering your fuel. Valley Fuel Co. I'hono 70. ' ' tf Got soft paper school tablets at thl. office. . t( Tho food at Talent's new 'lunch room ,1s different try it once, you can't loso. 230 W. O. Webster of thft Associated OH company left this morning for Marah flold, Oregon. . Wo have candy and huts for Christ mas. Como and get yours early. Weaver's Store, Central Point. 235 Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf Christmas Is coming, millions of gifts will go by parcel post during tho next few weeks. If you want to make sure that those you send will arrive in good condition, or that they will arrlvo nt all, have them properly wrapped at this office. tf The Crater Lako Hod nnd Gun club held a turkey shoot . at tho fair grounds yosterday afternoon from about noon till 4 o'clock. The suc cessful men wero Vernon Kmerlck, Oat Helman of Ashland, nnd Jack Illf.ler. Girls wanted at Mann's Storo. 229 Flowering shrubs, vinos and orna mentals. 'liden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf ft Get your magnxlnes at DeVoe's. . Tho heavy eastern mall of letters nnd ' paeknge which should have reached Medford yesterday forenoon. did not arrive until this noon, booauso, of tralifMS having missed connections nt Portland. This train, which Is running In two sections this woek to accommodato travel nnd carry tho grea amount of parcel post and ex press company Christmas packages, will bo Into hero daily, becauso of delays In taking on and putting off parcels and paoltngos at tho various stops. Most of this Christmas stuff Is carried on tho Bocond soctlon. Help wanted Inquiro Mann's store. 229 Jnp crepe, nil colors, 23o por yard. Jap Art Storo. tf Look! Xmas tires. 30x3 tires $7.50: 30x34 tiros $8.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 28 N. Itlversldo, Modford. Oro. 234 W. H. .lllalr of Canby, Oro.. is ship ping about 18,000 trees to California, and Honolulu for tho Chrlstman mar ket. Throo carloads have already gon'o out and moro nro on their wny. Ask about our freo dressmaking School at 24 N. Uartlett. 234 Now parts for all cars and trucks, Llttroll & Jennings Parts Co., 110 North Front. tf We carry nothing In coal but tho best guaranteed 'Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuol we handle are always the lowest, .considering qual ity. Valley Fuol Co. tf Mrs. M. E. Sattley and H. N. Sattloy of Los Angolos are visitors In tho city who arrived yosterday. ." Help wanted Inquire Mann's storo. 229 Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, wo will savo it for you. Jap Art Store. tf ' Who pays the agent, you or tho other follow ? Edon Valley Nursory. Phone 6S0-J-2., , tf Tho tax supervising and conserva tion commission has announced a re duction In tho Josephine county budget of $19,7S9.52, approximately 4 mills from last year. Crepe paper 5c roll, Dovoo's. Buy your shingles nnd roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumbor Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phono 108. tf Blue nnd whlto lunch cloths on snlo. 48x48, 06c; 60x60, (1.19; 70x70. $1.48. Jap Art Btore. tf Ethel Freemnn nnd Edward Doylo, both understood to bo from Jackson county, wero united In marrlago last Saturday by Glenn O. Taylor ns Jus tlco of tho peaco. Do your Xmas shopping at DoVoe's. 234 At Deuel's Hemstitching 8o. tf Waffles and eoffeo served all day at Talent's. Try It. 230 Astoria, with a minimum of 29, is sild to have tho lowest death rate nmonii children of any city' In the United States. Fifty different slippers, leather nnd felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per cent cheaper than last year. Jap Art Stnre. tf Toy electrio trains $4.95 and up. Jap Art Storo. " tf Xmas cheer for the whole year. Buy a Ford. 233 W. 1'. Grey of tho Goodrich Rubber compnny is In Medford for a few days business. Xmas gifts are all in Japanese Art More. i i f.lrn vniipafilt n nrt ttiA ti'hnln fnmllv I happy with a reconditioned motor for tho car. We have enmplete equipment nnd hnve secured the services of an A-l first class mechanic. Riverside Garage. , 230 Cletrnc tractor f-r ale nt a bar gain.. CI1 403-11 J, W. V. Uarnum. Holiert HlranK nnd drover forum spont Sunday duck hunting on Kogue J river. Toys Jap Art Store Toys. tf You can get It at DoVoe's. tf Closing out our Jewelry at Just one half pre-war prices. DeVoe's. 234 Tho weather tho past 24 hours' has been sort of freakish, indicative of a 1 storm on tho way, I prediction for Tues and rain Is the prediction for Tuesday. rnero were fogs during 'Saturday and Sunday nights, and one this morning which was driven awny by quite a wind which increased from the gentle breeze variety during the night. While tHe sky was streaky with clouds much of today, warm sunshine broke thru early In the forenoon. An unusual Jump- In temperature In such a small space of time was witnessed this fore noon .when tho temperature at 10 b'olock at 34 degrees arose by 10:30 o'clock to ,00 degrees. TherO waB only six degrees difference between the mtnlmum of this morning nt SO, to the maximum of 80 yesterday. Fifteen piece china tea sot J2.90. Jap Art Storo. tf Holidays mean more work and less time to do It. We are well equipped to handle, "tho hardest part. Let uh convinco ynu. Medford Domestic Laundry. Phono for prices. 238 Sneak thieves and burglars are rob bing Medford homos. Yours may bo next. We can protect you with a burglar policy. $9.00 for $1000 insur ance. Brown & White Agency. Phone 130. 230 Among tho visitors In tho city from w .,': ,, ,. Mp Mr. A M,w n, Pvn p w. and J. K. Montgomery, Dr. II. Fisher and S. C. Armstrong of Seattle. Clean cotton rags' wanted at the Mall Tribune office. ' ' ' Spot lights bought this month' at Electric Shop Installed free. 240 Redden & Canaday write bands and Insurance. Phone 720. tf Arthur F. Moen, secretary to Supt. C. G. Thomson of Crnter Lako Nation al park, has Just returned from hav ing snout a week at Ranicr National park. A merry Xmas with a Ford car. 233 You get tho best waffles and eoffeo . in Medford at Talent's new lunch I room. No. 8 South Central. . 230 Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 810 S. Riverside, tf Thomas J. Bradford, trapper and hunter of southern Oregon, shot a 900-pound boar recently near Cottage Grove. . . ' If you want to starve "that's your business"; if you want something to eat "that's our business."' Talent's, No. 8 South Central. ' 230 Travel home for Xmas In a now Ford. , ' 233 Grafted Frnnquotte walnut' trees. Edon Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Chester Bnrr plans to ' spend the Christmas holiday season In San Francisco. , .. Xtn.-) trees nnd tree docoratlons nt DeVoe's. . v 234 Milk and cream at DeVoo's. tf All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods. Phono 108. 7 1 1 Enst Main. . ; , , C. C. Lemmon nnd family aro going to 1 lood River for tho holidays. , ' Specially reduced' prices on all automotive ' accessories' for" Xmas presents. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. 234 All day turkey shoot nt Phoenix, Thursday. Deo. ' 20.. Hot' dinner served on grounds. ' ' 231 Eat your brenkfnst at Talent's new lunch vonin. Number 8 South Central. Phono 55. 230 J. A. Ormandj', general passenger agent of the Southern l'nclflo com pany, passed through Modroril yester day on his way to Portland nfter a trip to San Francisco. Licenses paid for balance of 1923 freo on nny new enr purchased from us this month. This permits Xmas delivery nt no extra cost to you. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. 2d 4 Hemstitching 8o por yard at Style craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf lie relieved of tho dlsngroeablo part of tho holiday work. Lot us do your washing. Modford Domostio Laundry. Phono 166. 238 Tho Loyal Women's Bible class of tho First Christian church will meet with Mrs. C. E. Corey, 624 S. River side, Tuesday, aftornoon of this week. Two wind-up automobiles with gar ago 96c. Jap Art Store. . tf There's a- busy j Business Collogo In Medford. GWN. DoVoo hns tho largest assortment of bulk and box candles In southern Oregon. ' . 234 Students in military sclonco and tactics, nnd officers and enlisted men of tho military department of O. A. C . will glvo a night horse show in tno cnllego armory January 26 nnd 26. Events Include Jumping exhibitions of saber work, mounted races. Roman riding, nnd other contests In horse manship. Training for tho meet has started. Announcement Is mndo that outsiders may enter the ovonts of the show. Trade at home nnd bank the dlffor enco. Edon Valley Nursory. Phone 680-J-2. tf For Xmas choer,1 buy a Ford, useful all year. 233 82x314 cords, $15; S3x4 cords $17.50. Exchange Tiro Co., 28 N. Riverside. Medford, Oregon. 234 O. E. Gates, who accompanied Ills brothor-ln-lnw, Win. Kellogg, - to Portland last week Is expectod home from thnt city tonight or tomorrow. Mr. Kellogg who recently locnted here from tho east is In very poor health and Is undergoing examination In Portland by medical nnd Buriilrnl specialists. .., . From Dec. 17 to Jnn. 1. student marcels will bo given half-price. Mnrluello Shop.. '23S Dolls with genuine, kid Tiodles nnd Jointed limbs, $1.25 and up nt De Voe's. ' 234 Tno Medford Pharriincy nro Brvrng away a "Mama." doll vnluo $l-t25, with every five dollar purchase. 232 EVERY RKOWV FOUM OF INSURANCE HONDS R. A. HOLMES , MTHE INSURANCE MAN" , PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1909 -- . . . . ....... Mr. and Mm. Neil Allen of CJruntM Pass and Mr. and Mrs. A. li. DuvIh spent Saturday In Me.dfurd. We have good values In used cam. Patton & noblnson, Xne. It off nllk cale Jap Art Store. tf ' Uuy her a Maytug for Christmas - . , , 281 Allen Smith who has been In Port land for eovoral clays on business is expected to r&turn tomnrYow. . 10 dollars puts the Maytag in your home Christ man morning. 231 Men! Ask your wife. The Maytnjr solves tho t'lft queHtloji. 231 Sellinfr out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Oold Ray Realty Co. . . Guy Leonard of Fresno, Calif., sec retary of the chamber of commerce of that city, is visiting friends and rela tives here. He Is a former reporter on the Medford Sun. Our only buslnetis la Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." tf Expert Income ' Tax help. RAH College Bid., Phone 2G9-H. 2B1 The out of town friend will appre ciate something new In a local ChrlBt mas card. IyOciU scenes In four colors mounted on American or Italian cards may bo had at the Medford - Rook Store, Sw'em's Studio, Heath's Drus Store, Miss Snodfcor's at Deuel's nnd The Klockor Printery. 22U Mrs. Ivorraino Rordeaux,',a former resident of Medford who left this city two years ago died nt Santa Monica. Dec. 9th. She is survived by her three daUf?hter, Mrs. W W. Ussher, Mrs. Martha Spooner and Mrs. May Mur ray. Mrs. Ussher its a resident of Santa Monica1,- tho other are residents of Medford. ' Don't miss the offer of the Medford Pharmacy: A "Mama" doll valuo $1.5 with a fIVo dollar purchase. 232 We will loan you money io build or buy Holmos tho Insurance Man. Hamburger sandwiches. at DeVoe's. J. C. Sholby, employe of the Hotel Holland when returning from Applo frnte Tuesday evening late at night turned over oh tho grade the 'other side of Jacksonville and damaged the Studebaker light nix car that he was driving. He suffered several cuts about the face nnd : bruises.' The damage to the car was estimated $tfi0. ' All the hew 'Christmas novelties at Pongee on sale: 51. BO grade now 98c: $1.25 grade. now 88c; $1.00 grade now 78c. Japanese Art Store. tf Rat Nip kllln mice and rats In a jiffy. Monarch Seed Co. tt Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole ot tho Foster-Kleiner ' 'company have re turned from a motor trip ' to San Francisco. 1 I am now booking orders for. Clear tone Radio sots, for Xmas dolivery. Get your order in early.' Nine beauti ful models to rhoos6 from. $40 and up. Minkler, 403' Liberty Rldg. 233 , Open Sunday;-Dec. 16th, Jap Store, v . ,V ; - . tf Mayor '"M. S.1 Johnston and. , Mrs. Johnston of Gold Hill spent today In the city 'shopping and attending to business.' Road the article In the December American about careless wrapping of parcol post packages.. Then bring your packages to this office for pro per wrapping."- . , . tf. Gonulno Ilosch Magnoto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and P-urtlott. ' , . tf What better assurance can you have that Santa Claus will bo bountiful to you and yours at the Christmas times to come than a life insurance policy in the New York life? McCurdy- Daniels Insurance Agency, Inc. Medford National Bank Building Phone "One-Two-Three" SECOND ALLOTMENT THE MOST RAPID SELLING SKATE WE HAVE IN STOCK Some'thlng he1 In the skate line ball bearings instead of sixteen as In other skates. Rubber tires affords quicker starting, less injurious to the system, and can be operated Indoors on hard wood floors without noise or disfiguring the floor. Come in and let us show you the most attractive skato ever secrt in Medford. " ' " Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods Co. Phone 296 - "The Remington Store" 327 E. Main Arthur Short of the Jackson County Creamery will leave Medfurd shortly for an extended tour of the middle west, Avhere he plans to be with his mother nnd father on their golden wedding annlversury. Open Sunday, Dec. ICth, Jap Store. ' tf Set of wind-up train with tracks, 70c and up. Jap Art Store. tf Mrs. Oris McDrutnmond accompan ied by her children will arrive next Sunday from Berkeley, Calif., to join Mr. MoDrummond who 1h connected with The Toggery. Tho family will make their home in the city in tho future, and reside In j the J,Cargyle Court apartments. Yakima Netted Com potatoes at Watkins Feed Store, Phono 2G9. Buy your screen doors ut Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, 711 K. Main. Phone 108. tf M. Quezon to Head Party. MANILLA, Dec. 16 (By the Asso ciated Press.) The mission which the Philippines Independence commission pluns to send to the United States at tho end of the present session of tho leglislaturo probably will consist of fourteen mum bora nnd will be headed by Manutil Quezon. Jackson County Vuylng Bounties-. Jackson county Is still paying boun ties on coyotos, bobcats, wolves and cougars. Tho whole hide must be presented to tho County Clerk by the person who killed. ' CHAUNCBY FLO KEY, 231 County Clerk. It. A. M. Crater Lake Chapter. No. 33. Regular Convocation Tuesday, Ice. lfftli, 7:30 P. M. , Election of Officers ; Visitors Welcome ' Order of II. P. A. F. Noth, Secy. ' 23 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOU SALK Iron bed, q,2 rifle, pllite. 7 10 H. Klverslrte. A Picture That Is a Second "HUMORESQUE First National's -r !,(:. :.,!AlS0- ' - ' MACK SENNETT Comedy "FLIP FLOPS" FOX EDUCATIONAL "BETTY" at the Wurlitzer Wednesday GEORGE ARLISS in 'THE GREEN GODDESS' Page and Rialto Coupon Book will bring ' pleasure. Ask tho Cashier. 20OO0OOO00OCOOOCCXXKXX0O , Hemstitching at Handicraft Shop ooexxxxxxxsoooooooooooooooc Hard Rubber Tire Skates Bali-Bearing Noiseless tor this Christmas. Has twenty-one p.'iH plute. 7 10 H. Klverslrte. '231 'Now Playing Dr. A.W. Chase's OINTMENT for Skin Irritations, Eczema, pimples, itching, chapped hands and face, piles, chil- ftlillna fpnet hi fi etc. etc ' . JTJUtOU RBCEITT BOOKAOTBO. Remarkable in its extraordinary control over all itching skin diseases. Pure, healing, soothing it is not injurious to the most tender, delicate skin. Best for children. Read below what Miss Jose phine Martin, of Champlain, New York, says: ; "Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment U the bert kind or ointment I er iwkI for pimplM, blackheads, ond all kinda orskkn diseaies from whleb it lias entirely cured me and for wblch " 1 am Uulj grateful and can certalnlT recom mend it to all aulferins; from skin diseases," Tou can buy this Ointment at all Drug Stores To be sure of Retting th. genuink, see that portrait and algnarar oi a. W. Cbasoj M. D are on each box your protection, against imitations. DR. A. W. CHASE MEDICINE CO. 257 Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y PAGE SATURDAY Dec. 22 Special Bargain Matinee 2:30. Prices include War Tax. Adults 50c; child ron 25c. Any Beat. Evening Price Lower Floor $1.10; Balcony 1st 8 Rows 85c; Balance 55o. Includes Tax. All seats reserved. AVD ALAS The Great" And His Original Hindoo Company In Mysteries of the Orient Reserved Seats on Sale Thursday Noon ... est by Test! , .Butter taken from Warner, Wortman & Gore's stock by Mr. Leach, the Dairy and Food Commis sioner, and tested for Purity, filled all the require ments of Law with a good margin to spare. Milk taken by Mr. Leach, Dairy and Pood Com missioner, tested 4.8 Butter fat. The legal require ment is 3.2. When Better .Butter is made, SNIDER WILL MAKE IT! When Better Ice Cream is made, . SNIDER WILL MAKE IT! When Better Beverages are made, V SNIDER WILL MAKE THEM! When Better Milk and Cream is sold, SNIDER WILL SELL IT! HAS STOOD THE TEST For over eighteen years Sniders have been the leading milk dealers in Medford, both in QUAN TITY and QUALITY. NOTICE OUR CREAM LINE SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE CO. Phone 203 ; ' 28 North Bartlett. ;, "SAFETY FIRST" TirtVm.H-wwHEiiwiin.fl" Super Magic Show of the World! . . . Marvelous, Amazing;, Spec tacular Hidden Mysteries of the Orient FEATURING The Oriental Sacrifice and Hadji, the Lady Whom Death Cannot Touch. Presented wit Gorgeous Hindo Scen ery and Costumes. 23Q