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SIEDF0IIT3 MAIL TfttBTTNE. METJFOItt), C.ftEOONT. WEDNESDAY, DKOEMBKU if), 102.1 PAOT! TnTvETS Prospects for a new hotel here took new lite with the incorporation of the Eusene Hotel company at $300,000, with Harry Hutton, Blra Itoso and John Hunzlcker as incorpo rators. Hutton, a hotel man who re cently attempted the organization of a hotel company to build a seven story building at Ninth and Olive, would manage any hotel that might be built. Rose is a capitalist and Hunzlcker a leading architect here. Eugene Guard. i, Yes, Jlggs and Maggie will be there, and their friends, the Counts and No-Accounts, Riverside Community club Sat nito. 234 Dn,nce. Eagle Point, Sat'night. 234 Set of wind-up train with tracks, 75c and up. Jap Art Store. tt Yakima Netted Oem potatoes at Wntkins Feed Store, Phone 269. Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. ' ' tf Buy a Ford a family Xmas pres ent. 233 Mr. and Mrs. H. I Nohlet have returned from a month's visit to San Francisco. .. They mado the trip by motor. . It is requested that people with regenerative radio sets bo more care ful In tuning as an over-oscilation disturbs neighbors who also wish to on joy concerts. 231 Make It a Radio Christmas with a Clcartone radio. Minklor, 403 Liberty Bldg. 235 Christmas spot dances. Jacksonville hall. Prizes and a good time for everyone. Music by. Lyrio orchestra. 233 Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Be young again, enjoy New Year's eve ns spectator grand masquerade, Medford Armory. . 233 Eventually a genuine Vlctrola why not now? Palmer Piano House. tf Miss Lillian Roberts, Miss Margaret nevorcaux and Mrs. - Louis Ulrlch spent today in Jacksonville, attending to business at the county courts Get up a crowd and mask, you will enjoy thlB party at the Riverside Community club Sat nite. Good- music, good eats. .' . 234 Shop at DnVoe's tonight." 234 l'hnnographs! See Launspach. tf A Ford for Xmas; something they will all enjoy. . : 233 Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Highest grade Utah and Wyoming roal, absolutely free from slack and diiHt. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir. Phone 239. W. A. Hanna made a trip to Grants l'as today to attend to business in that city. ' ' Prepare costume, come to Med- . ford's new armory Dec.- 31, ' New I Year's cvo. Prizes for best couple I lady In fancy dress. Moonlight waltzes. 233 Candy and . nuts for Christmas at Weaver's Store. Central Tolnt. 23B I To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Brotnu Quinine) iablaii The tonic and laxative' effect of Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will for tify the system against In fluenza and other serious ills resulting from a Cold, The box beam this signature Price JOa HERE'S WHAT MY BUSINESS IS BUILT ON Values! 100 cents worth of solid Tailoring VALUE for every dollar you spend. Sometimes more but NEVER LESS. I pride myself on my styles, my fabrics, my tailoring but they wouldn't be worth any thing unless there were VALUE too. V I make it my business to see that you get all FOUR HERE Upstairs George B. Newberry, a tlmberman ot Butte Falls, today received a pair of ski Is which he. Intends to use to travel in the snow around Butte Falls. ftld your ptn.ee ot rats with Bat Nip paste, Monarch Seed Co. tf Buy yuuf Xthaa Ford now. A whole year to pay; - 233 Now Year's eve, Dec. SI, grand masquerade ball, . Medford Armory. Classy music, good floor, plenty' ot room, hew management. Medford Armory. 233 Handkerchiefs from 10c up. Handi craft Shop. 236 Seven more hundredths of an inch of rain tell during the 24 hours end ing at 8 a. hi. today, and a cessation from the present rainy spell seems to be In sight, as the prediction for Thursday Is for fair, weather. The temperature continues to be warm for this season of the year, with yester day's maximum at 52 and this morn inn's minimum at 86. Pianos! See Launspach. tf. SnenlAl ml in on FoHl accessories. Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Radiator covers, felt fined. Medford Auto top Co., North Grape. 234 I. . A., Prultt aecompanied by bis daughter,. Miss Georgia, left for Sac ramento to spend the holidays with, his daughter, Mrs. Glegham. Next Thursday evening tin Christ mas open evenings. Medford Hard ware & Sporting Goods Co. 230 Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 You can get Krtunmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. - Christmas candy for every tasto at Weaver's Store, Central Point. . 236 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dermody of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Corne-U lluB,. and M. B. Morgan and T. M. Edmunds of San Francisco, and H. E. Tabor of. Sacramento are- visitors in the city from California. ' - .- , Plant how, way wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery..' Phone 680-J-2. v , ,. : , -:, - tf ' Palmer's 8tudIo now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Lake pictures, hand colored in oils, tor Christmas presents, on Sixth street opposite It. & M. Store. .. tf Free A:'Mama" doll value $1.26 with si five dollar purchase. Medford Pharmatiy. 232 New and rebuilt tires, guaranteed vulcanizing. Prices right. Exchange Tire Co., 28 Ui Riverside, Medford, Or. The senior and sophomore girls of the high school were scheduled to play a basket ball game this, afternoon at 4:10'. . -:- - ' Don't forget to ask tor one ot our silver-steel Christmas pokers when ordering your fuel.-; Valley. Fuel Co. Phone. 78-' " A ' :.::'.:' " ' Hf Christmas ball and ' spot dance, Jacksonville hall,' Frl; Dec."21. Lots of prite dn4 fun tor everyone. Good music.- ' 85 Oei soft caper school tablet at th'-' office, .-;. .... y ;- " .:';tt ' We have candy and nuts for Christ--mas. i Come- and get yours early. Weaver's Store, 'Central Point. 2S5r Mrs. .George A. Mansfield and, chil dren are In the city from their ranch home hear Prospect, both to do. their Christinas shopping and be , with Riohardi the Mansfield two-year old sQn'.wHd 'Is convalescing- from 'an emergency appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mrs; Mansfield. will probably move -him home Sunday or Monday. Duplicating sale book for sale at this office, i tf Phondkraphsl See Launspach. tf .Christmas Is coming-, .millions of gifts Will (P by parcel post during the. next tew weeks, if you Want to make sure . that ;those-you' send will arrive In good condition, or that they will arrive t all, have them properly wrapped t this office, , . tf , Flowering shrub, vines and orna montabi. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 80'J.-t. tr act youf mdraiines at DeVoe's. Iiokt Jthias .tlree, SOxS tires $7. B0: 80x3 tires IS.BO. Exchange Tire Co. 28 N. mveNlde, Medford. Ore. 234 The: Royal -Neighbors of America will meet In the old. American Legion hall Thursday evening, Doc. 20th, at 7:36. - business of Importance will bo taken up and a full attendance la de sired.' . There wlll- also be Initiation. "Ask tthoUf'our : free dressmaking Bchool at 24 N. Bartlett. 234 . We -carry ntftblng in coal but the best guaranteed Utah . or Wyoming. Our price on all fuel we handle are always the lowest, considering quai ltv. Va'llev Fuel Co. - tf ' Christmas frolle-There will be lots nf eats And fun and light at the Jack son School this Thursl. night. ... Come dad and mother and kiddies all; to the Christmas frolic In our hall. 231" Dainty gifts from. 28o up. Handi craft Shtin. 235 Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save it tor you. Jap Art Store. - -.- 'i ' : -': tf .Although the publlti market of this morning was good, . patronage was light, ai the people "re so Intent with their fchrlsthias' brebarations. Orders were taken 'for Christmas day turkeys with the feathers off at 25 cents a ooutid. .-. : : ' WHd; pays the agent' you or the other fellow? Eden valley nursery. Phone 80-J-I. : tf Crepe paper 60 roll, DeVoe's. Buy your shingle and roofing at Wallace woods' Lumber xara. 711 B. Main" Street. Phone 108. tf Blue nd white lunch cloths on sale; 48X4. Me; 0x0, 1.19; 70x70, $1.48Y Ja0 Art Store. tf Frederick Mulvaney of ' Portland arrived lh Medford last night and will spend a tew days in the city attending to buslness'before he returns home Do your Xtpas shopping at DeVoe's. Flftv1 different ellrfber. leather and felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per cent cheaper than last year. Jap Art Store, tr Vlctrola with 30 records Just like new, a tltS outfit for $100. Easy terms. Bee Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. 232 Xmas gifts are all in Japanese Art Store. -. Addison D. Helms. Jr., who is at tending the Palo Alto military acad emv arrived home Saturday evening, to spend ChrlBtmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D, Helms of Ashland. Toys--Jap Art Store Toye. tf Brunswick phonographs, no better Xmas present. Investigate the Bruns wick before you buy. See Launspach at Weeks A Orr. Phone 227. tr Closing Out our jewelry at Just one- half ore-war prices. Devoe s. z4 Holidays mean more work and less time to do it. We are well equipped to handle the hardest part. Let us convince you. Medford . Domestic Laundry. . Phone tor prices. 238 The Daughters of Veterans will meet at the armory tomorrow even ing. Anyone qualified and desiring to Join as a charter member Is -welcome, v '. . : At Deuel's Hemstitching 80. tt Toy electrlo trains $4.96 and up. Jap Art Store. tf Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall T iuune office. Fr. : :u graphs! See Launspach. tf Xv-ik.. cheer for the whole year. Buy a Ford. 23S Citizens passing by last evening were agreeably surprised to see the big municipal Christmas tree installed and .brilliantly lighted up, on the lawn In front of the public library. Heretofore the community tree has been installed a day or so before Christmas. This year the city admin istration furnished the treo, and City Supt. Davis and assistants obtained the tree and installed it yesterday afternoon.. Tho wiring was done by power company, employes and the California Oregon Power company furnishes the Juice froe of charge. A Woman In the east sees hope ot finding a mate in the west, she writes the Grants Pass postmaster, and plans to come to Oregon in the spring to pick out her man. It is requested that peoplo with regoneratlve radio sets bo more care ful in tuning as an over-oscilatlon dis turbs neighbors who .also wish to enjoy concerts. 231 Flfteon piece china tea set 12.95. Jap Art Store. tf You can get it at DeVoe's. tr Pianos! See Launspach. tf Spot lights bought this month at Electric Shop installed free. 240 The condition of Ell Fisher, who was recently takon to the soldiers hospital In Roseburg, is reported-as about the same no. improvement, but still holding his own. Redden & Canaday write bond and Insurance. Phone 720. ? tf Christmas frolic-The big vont of the year at the Jackson school. A grand time for everybody Thura. evening, Dec. 20th. zai" A merry Xmas with a Ford car. 233 Fred L. Glfford, of Portland, grand dragon of the Realm'of Oregon, of the Ku Klux Klan, who for the past month has been the center of a bitter Btruggle between factions of the klan in this state is staying today at the Hotel Medford, accompanied by C. C. Starr.-.- Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 810 B. Riverside, tf Don't forget the band mixed con cert and. free dance at the Armory, Dec. 20th: ' 232 Quite a number of ; Portland people are temporary visitors in the city, Including Mr. ana 'Mrs. (J. is. neyn- blds,.MIs LoUlse Patterson. M. A. Winters and family, Mrs. J..B. Patter son, Mr. and Mrs. Bert uauagner. Loonard C. Stresser, M. L. Wolf, B. F. Anderson and J. L .Wright. Among other -out of town Orcgonlans here are Mrs. F. C. Kent of Corvallls and C. W. Weller ot Eugene. Band concert.. Special vocal num bers and free dance after, at Armory, Dec: 20th. .Tickets: Adults 65c; stu dents 26c. 232 Travel home for Xmas In a new Ford. ' 283- Before you -buy that piano see Launspach.' He can save you money. He knows pianos and Is reliable. Of fice and salesroom at Weeks & Orr, West Main. ' . tf Grafted Franauette walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-3. tr This afternoon ' at the Parent- Teachers meeting the members of the high school dramatic club will present a playlet called the "Florist Shop." Thursday afternoon' the series of plays that have been running all week at the high school will come to a close with ,two plays, "The Voices," by Hor tense Harner, and the "Wonder Hat," bv Ben Hecht. Xmas trees and tree decorations at DeVoe's. , 234' Tickets 26o and 66c for band con nnrt at Armory Dec. 20th. 23! All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods. Plione 108. 711 East Main. ' Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf . A bargain good used Sterling piano, f 175. First come first served. See Launsnach. Phone z7. 4& Hneclallv reduced prices on all automotive accessories for Xmas presents. The Busy Corner Motor Co, v.--'- 234 : Get' your tickets for the hand enter tainment at Armory, Dec. 20th at the Chamber of Commerce, any of the Craters, Talent's , or Crowson s, zsc and 66c. HERE JANUARY 14 Povlni-n wnrliVri greatest dancer with her entire company Including a symphohy orchestra, will appear at the armory In Medford the night of Mifflilnv. .Tanuarv 14. under the di rection of Ed and George Andrews of this city, who signed the contract witn Manager Hood of the Metropolitan thoairn in Seattle vesterday. Pavlova is known the world over and her en gagement here Is considered a great compliment to Medford as she will show nowhere else between Portland and San Francisco. a- Re'gular communication of Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. TLJC & A. M. will bo hold Friday ' evening, December 21, 1928 at 7:00 p. m. Annual meeting and election of officers. Committees on applicants requested to report. By order W. M., A. J. Croso, secretary. 233 Knights Templar Conclave Malta Commandory No. 4 . - meets in masonic lempie, LN T AsA Anhlnnri. Wednesday even- . . . - Till Ing. Dec. 19. Installation ot ..officers, ' also Order of OHtX? Temple conferred. Hupper at 6:46. Both resident and visiting fraters courteously Invited. F. H. JOHNSON. E. E. 281 ' W. H. DAY, Recorder. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Five good milk cows fresh last October. J. W. Bailey Talent. 237 T ROBT. HAMMOND L The city council organization, fol lowing the recent change of dividing the city Into four wards with two councilman each, instead of three wards with two councilmen each, ns has always boon the rule was com pleted last, night at the beginning of the long session of the council. ' By unanimous agreement Mayor Gaddls and the seven councilmen. In-" eluding A. C. Hubbard, who was chosen a few woeks ago, Robert II. Hammond, secretary and treasurer of the Home Telephone and Telegraph company was selected, summoned from home, agreed to serve and was Immediately sworn in. The selection of Mr. Hammond, as was the case with Mr. Hubbard, Is gen erally regarded as a ton strike be cause of his well known business abil ity, and general knowlodge ot the city's affairs and needs. Now that the city council Is compos ed of eight members, with each com mittee consisting of two councilmen, it is confidently expected that city af fairs will be cxpoditod from now on. The change Into four wards was ac complished by dividing the old First ward In two. That section west of the railroad tracks and Bouth of Main street, remaining as the new First ward, and the section lying east of the railroad tracks and north ot Main street constituting the new1 Fourth ward. The boundaries of the Second and Third wards remain unchanged. The wards are represented as fol lowsFirst, J. H. Butler and A. C. Hubbard; Second, E. H. Jannoy and O. O. Alonderfer; Third, B. W. Paul and J. A. Crose, and Fourth, J. W. Ja cobs and R. B. Hammond. It was also decided at last night's IT'S FOOLISH TO SUFFER When So Muny Medford People Are Pointing tlio Way Out You may be brave enough to stand backache or headache or dizziness But, if, .in addition 'urination is dis ordered,' look out! If you don't try to fix your sick kidneys, you may full into the clutches of dangerous dlsensc before you know It. ; But. If you live more carefully and help your kidneys with Doan's Pills, you enn stop tho pains you have and avoid future dan ger as welK Dont experiment use the remedy Medford 'peoplo aro puo llclv endorsing. Read this case: Mrs. -W. H. Cheadlo. 511 N. f ir St., says: "Doan's Pills have been a great help to mo and I cannot say too much In praise of them. My kid neys were weak and disordered and I had a dull aching through the Bmall of my back. My kidneys acted Irreg ularly, too. Doan's Pills from Strang's Drug Store soon had me free from all the trouble" Price 60c, at all doalers. Don't simply ask for a kid noy remedy get Doan's Pills tho same that Mrs. Chcadle hnd. Fostor- Mllburn Co., Mfus., Muffnlo. N. Y. F.&E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WM. DESMOND In "M'OUIRE OF THE MOUNTED" RUTH ROLAND In "HAUNTED VALLEY" HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY "UOUNTHl STORK" every Monday mgnc Matinee Kvery Sunday 2:80 p. m. Admission lOo and 30o "YOU JUST KNOW SHE WEAR8 THEM" Silk Stockings Like Fine Gloves are always individually selected for different costumes and occa sions by women who appreciate the distinctiveness of details. An interesting clocking a shade to match the gown exactly or a lacy design of unusual beauty, is sure to designate the wearer of McCallum Silk Hosiery. THE HUB Shoe Store . AcrQss Street from Hotel Nash meeting that beginning with tho ncuv year the city council will meet every Tuesday night, and assemble at 7:15 p. m. Instead ot 7:30. By tills method it Is hoped that tho sessions will be shorter, and do away with long ses sions ot the council twice a month, with special meetings in between, as heretofore. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT'JACKSOX SCHOOL At tho Jackson school on Tliursdny evening thero will be a jazz orchestra and a program by tho grown tips in JONES' ORANGES COME IN AUTO TRUCKS The Rate of Transportation Is Much Lower therefore, we are able to give the public a real treat just as we promised. 2 doz. Oranges for 15 c Per case ... . $2.25 2 lbs. Xmas Mixed Candy for 35c Don't overlook our stock of men's Neckties, Sox, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Garter Sets, etc., Ladies' Vanity Cases, Silk or Wool Hose, Fancy Combs, Beads, Fancy Towels, etc. Our prices are lower than elsewhere. We are bound to sell, therefore, why not save by trading at i . Jones' imparts punchnd origianl character. I " j si TOM MM Maw the hall, and confetti and good things to ent by everybody. A beautiful doll that says "mania," donated by J. C. Ma nil, will bo given away to sonio one. - The following programs will be glvon by tho pupils In different rooms: "Hotty's Dieam," First mid Second grades. . "Tho Night Before Christmas," Third and Fourth grades. "Georgo Washington's Clirlstmnu Dinner" and Ilarloquin Dance, Fifth and Sixth grados. With Medforrt tlMdn Is Medford made. Sale starts in the morning We will also sell The Store With First Class Delivery Service Phone Orders Sent C. O. D., by Request Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION M'l A ...--"ill INDIGESTCWJ fiViZS 6 Beu-ans; ELL-ANS 25t and 75 Packatfes Everywhere ' ' Store RIALTO
