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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
STEDFOnP MSI! TRIBUNE. MEDFOtlP, OftflfiON, FT?TT)AY, TVTCOTlM'RE'fc 21, "102P, PAGE F1V1Z u o H 3 C3 n o z z c3 Misses Kitty Brags,; and Murlo Dovary, Jackson school teachers are leaving this evening for Portland where they, will remain for the holi days. ' . Turkey hoot. Rock Point bridge. Doc. 23rd. 24 corn-fed turkeys at a reasonable price. All invited. Start at 10 a. m. sharp. Rain or shine. McQuat and Kershaw. 233 Edison Marshall spoke on his bear hunting trip in , Alaska bofore the assembled students and alumni at the high school this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. ' Don't forget to ask for one of our silver-steel Christmas pokers when ordering your fuel. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. .tf Christmas ball and ' spot dance. Jacksonville hall, Frl. Dec. 21. Lots of prizes and fun for everyone. Good music. 233 Mark Montgomery returned today from a short trip to Portland. Turkeys, pork, pork sausage and beef at Public Market Saturday. 233 Palmer's Studio now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Lake pictures, hand colored In oils, for Christmas presents, on Sixth street opposite M. &. M. Store. tf Miss Gladys Peterson, a teacher at the high school, is leaving today for her home in Missoula, Montana, for the Christmas vacation. New and rebuilt tires, guaranteed vulcanizing. Prices -right. Exchange Tire Co., 28 N, Riverside, Medford, Or. i 234 Last night and early today werv again quite chilly with a minimum of 24, which was all the more felt whon a heavy fog set in In the morning, which lasted well towards noon. Fair weather Is the prediction for Saturday.- A real party for dance lovers at the Oriental gardens' New Year's Evo. ' 234 Plant now, why wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery, Phone C80-J-2, tf Mrs., W. B. Biddle of this city and Mrs. E. H. Frost of Lake Geneva. Wis., are guests at the Hotel Medford who registered yesterday. Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Tou can get Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. Wosterman Whillock Is home from O. A. C. to spend tho holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whil lock. and other relatives. Christmas candy for every taste at Weaver's Store, Central Point. 28") Phonographs! See Launspach. tf Do your Xnms shopping at DeVoe's. 234 The Scandinavian society will hold their annual' New Year's feast in Grange hall, Grants Pass, . Monday evening, Dec. 31. AH those attending are asked to bring basket lunch. The society will serve coffee. There will be a good time for everybody. The Medford Beauty Shop, over M. & M, Store will be open every ovonlng until Christmas. ; Phone 191-L for appointments. 234 The round trip excursion rates for the holiday season went into effect today to continue until after January 1st. Specially reduced prices on all automotive accessories for Xmns presents. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 2.14 Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 234 A. B. Cornoll, the. genial Oregon Life district manager. Is in Medfdrd distributing the splendid calendars put out by that company. . f Have you got your costume ready for the big mask ball to be given at the Riverside Community club Sat nlte? 234 Miss Alma Lawrence returned to day from the U. of O. at Eugene to spend the holidays with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lawrence. Ring cherry trees, the best ever. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. - : -tf We have vgood values In used cars. Pattnn A Robinson. Ino. tf Harvey Moreland of Portland, bookkeeper and accountant In the of fice of the state game commission was a visitor In the city and county yester day, following his attendance at the funeral at Grants Pass of George Bancroft, late game warden of Jose phlne county, as representative of tho commission, and attended tho Elks Christmas tree doings here last night. Today In company with William Cole man, who is In charge of fish screens thruout the state, Mr. Moreland vis itcd the hatcheries and some other places in this vicinity. I am now booking orders for Clear- tone Radio sets, for Xmas delivery. Get your order In early. Nine beauti ful models to choose from. $40 and up. Minklor. 403 Liberty Bldg. 233 Special bargains in player pianos at' Palmer's. tf Mr. and Mrs. P. Ov Shields. Mrs. John Shields and Mr. and Mrs. H. Tyler Smith of Los Angeles are among the many California visitors In the city. . We will roan you money to bulla or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. A big time is in store for you at ino Riverside Community club Sat nlte. 234 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reames re turned to their home in Seattle today after having attended the funeral of Mr. Reames' mother. Don't miss tho Oriental Xmas tree at the Oriental gardens Saturday night. Presents for all. 233 Brunswick phonographs, no muter Xmas present. Investigate the Bruns wick before you buy. See Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phone 227. tf Closing out our Jewelry at Just one- half pre-war prices. DeVoe's. 234 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Elder of Phila delphia are spending the , Christmas season with Dr. and Mrs J. J.. Em- mens. 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 for prices. 23fe Why not settle that Christmas din ner by a few hours pleasure. Go to the holiday dancing party at the new armory, given by C. A, O. N. O. 235 George Wilson and Russell Johns were sentenced to thirty days in Jail today in Judge Taylor's court when they pleaded guilty to a charge of petty larceny. The two boys were picked up some time ago by the police for stealing tools and equipment from automobiles in town. The charge was filed by Edward Gore. $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties responsible, for transmitting without license. Rogue River Valley Radio Club. ;,' 234 Chas, Edan and family of Big Bar are visitors In tho city who arrived yesterday., ' ' , It Is requested that people with regenerative radio sots be more care ful in tuning as an ovcr-oscilatlon disturbs neighbors who also wish to enjoy concerts. , . - 234 Miss Constance Vance arrlvod homo this forenoon from the Univorslty of Oregon to spend the holidays vacation period with her parents. Captain and Mrs. A. J. Vance. Reserve your table for Christmas dinner. Hotel Medford. '23fi Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art Store. tf Toys Jap Art Store Toys. tf Why not start the New Year right. by attending the dance at tho Oriental garens New Year's Eve. 234 Crepe paper 6c roll. DeVoe's. See the genuine Victor, Vlctrolas, at Palmer's Piano House. tf Victor Scther of the iilgh school faculty will divide his Christmas va cation between Glondale and Port land. - Look! Xmas tires, 30x3 tires $7.50; 30x3 Mi tires $8.50. Exchange Tire Co. 28 N. Riverside, Medford. Ore. 234 The Elks lodge annual Christmas tree event held last night was a very enjoyable and successfol affair at tended by hundreds of members from this city and thruout the county. Autos were parked about tho club house on the streets for a distance of a block or two away. Hundreds of dollars were salaed for the Christmas work of the lodge among the poor and needy people of the city. Buy Xmas gifts deposit 25 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Store. tf Who pays the agent, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf I. B. Walthcr of the California Oregon Power company will depart this evening to spend Christmas in San Francisco. Blue and white lunch cloths on sale. 48x48, 66c; 60x60, $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. Jap Art Store. tf Miss Lillian Owen and her brother, Vernon Owen arrived homo today from the V: of O. to spend the Christ-: mas vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Owen. A beautiful bnll room, wonderful music, along with an Oriental Xmas treo. Attend tho danco at the Oriental gardens Saturday night and share in all. 233 $25 reward for Information leading i to the arrest and conviction of parties responsible for ' transmitting without a license. Rogue River Valley Radio Club. ' - 234 Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-.T-2. tf Among students from college homo to spend Christmas, who wero pres ent nt the nlumnt assembly nt the high school today were the following: Lillian Owen, Thelma Gimnnwity. Josephine Hartzoll, Dan Whillock. Wosterman Whillock, George Stewart Wm. Godlovo and Eddie Soderstroin. Eat your Christmas dinner at Hotel Medford. Music In tho evening. 235 . Dainty gifts from 25o up. Handi craft Shop. 235 Tho weather has boon quite cold lately In Oregon, so much so that the Columbia river is closed with ice be low Portland, an unusual occurrence. From "Fifty Years Ago" column, Yreka Journal. Enjoy Christmas evening with your friends. Attend tho holiday dancing party at tho new armory given by Co. A, O. N. G. 235 Fifty different slippers, leather and felt, all colors and sizos, about 20 per cent cheaper than last year. Jap Art Store. tf Ask about our free dressmaking school at 24 N. Bartlett. 234 We carry nothing In coal but tho best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle are always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf C. A. Hado, tho well known Port land contractor, arrived in tho city yesterday enrouto homo for tho holi days from southern California, to visit many friends and acquaintances here. Christmas Is coming, millions of gifts will go by parcel post during the next few weeks, if you want to make sure that those you send will arrive In good condition, or that they will arrive at all, have them properly wrapped nt this office. tf m aw to "NAUGHT CAN COMPARE WITH GIFTS TO WEAR" FOR HIS CHRISTMAS Mufflers A splendid display' of both silk and wool muf flers at, . $1.75 to $300 Hosiery All styles and coloi'3 in silk, lisle and wool 40 to $2.50 Fancy Pajamas and Nightshirts, $1.50 to $5.00 Belts, plain and fancy buckles, 50 to $3.50 .4 Shirts We have a large selec tion of shirts in striking varieties of patterns', $1.50 to $8 50 Ties A complete line, all pat . terns and materials; silks, knits and silk and wool ties, for men and boys, 50 to $3.00 Kum-a-part Cuff Links, .7 '," i'l 75 to $4.00 , MODEL CLOTHING CO. 126 East Main st- II YES! WE SELL FOR LESS Only 2 Days More Items as Priced are Real Specials and Stock Limited OVERLAND COASTER WAGONS Steel gear channel .and arch,' disc steel wheel, roller bearing, rubber tires. The . very best in coasters. 1230, 11" wheels. Special . . .$11.30 12x28, 8" wheels. Special . . .. . . $9.90 10x25, 7" wheels. Special . . . . . . $6.90 9::21, 6" wheels. Special ...... $5.40 ! I :'.t HEIDER COASTERS Steel Wheels 12x33, 9" wheels , $8.70 . Roller Skates Ball bearing, solid tubular frami Cycle Skates Single wheel Same as above OTHER SUGGESTIONS Pyrex Ware and Casseroles Carving Sets FOR THE BO YS Punching Bags Basketballs Boxing Gloves -Footballs ." ) Jack Knives ' ' and many other useful articles $1.65 $1.25 We Will Deliver All Items Reserved Christmas Eve Young's Hardware Co. 203 West Main St. YOUR LAST CHANCE to SAVE 20 ' on your GIFTS for HIM We have actually taken 20 and better off our entire stock of new Men's Furnish ings. Nothing has been marked UP But everything - DOWN TO BED ROCK Mufflers Bill Folds Collar Bags Traveling Bags Cuff Links Neckwear Collars Hats Caps Gloves Sweaters Hand kerchiefs Traveling Sets Bath Robes Pajamas Shirts Belts Belto-Grams Socks Suspenders Garters Overcoats and Whip Cord Top Coats- Real Oregon Wool, made up in snappy and conservative models , Some 50 inch length Ulsters Values up to $32.50 Your Choice, . $21.50 Whipcord Waterproof lightweight Coats ! Regular $35.00 Your Choice, , $21.50 Springer & Lee "The Men's Shop" Open Evenings . , , " Opp. Rialto Theatre ! . . 'Till Xmar
