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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
"3 "MT.DFOTCP "Nf ATTi TKrRTTS'R -M-RTTFORD. OREO OX. FRIDAY, PF.CF.MBEK 21. W23 PAOE SEVEX I CALLED BY DEATH Walter Sherwooil King died at his homo, 503 West Juvkuun street, Dis cember 20 from infirmities due to old age. He bus a veteran of the Civil War serving hs' private of 1st Lieut. W. T. Homes Co. K. 24th l!eB. of Iowa infantry, in whlrh he served three years, being dlscharKt'd at Sa vannah, Georgia, July, 1SGG. Mr. KiiiR was born at Ann Arbor. Mich., April 27, 1844, bein at his death aged "9 years. 7 months, S3 days. He was married to Itebeoc.i Bailey nt Red Oak, Iowa, In 1874 and came west In 187.1, settlini; In the Foots Creek district, fur fifteen years and had been a ropiili-nt of Medford for 21 years. Ho was a member of Chester A. Arthur Post. O. A. 11. and leaves his wife, Ki'.-eiv.i. one so-i a:id s:x diitiKliters. David. Medl'ord; Mrs Kmina Murphy. Medford: Mi's. May Shuults, l;nSue lliver. Ore.: Mrs. Etta Krakine. Modesto. Calif; Mrs. Hattie Kader, Hornbruok, Cal.: Mrs. Nellie Melvin. i.os Angeles. Cal.. and Mrs. Julia Smith. Oakland,' Cal. Funeral services will be held ut the Perl Fu neral services will be held at the Hev. lluwe officiating. Interment in the I. o. O. K. cemetery, Medford. tl?ergn)i3.dLl.. Membership Methodist Church Now 4,774,520. CH1CAC.O. Dec. 21. (By the As sociated Press) An Increase of 456. 000 niembei-s in the Methodist Epis copal vhurch during the current W annum, bringing the total member ship to 4.774,520 was announced to day by the committee on conserva tion and advance from figures taken out of the Methodist year book for 1S24. XF.W ORLEANS Local pugilistic circles have It that Luis Firpo. the Argentine prize fighter, and Martin llurUe, will meet In a bout here next March. CHRISTMAS Is Upon Us Now for the Big Dinner Turkey No. 1 birds, dressed and drawn, lb 2Sc Chickens No. 1 birds, dressed and drawn, lb 25 Geese No. 1 birds, dressed and Drawn, lb 25 Frys' Delicious Hams, lb ; 30- Cranberries, lb 20; Sweet Spuds, 3 lb. for 25(? Oranges, dozen .15, 20, 40 Florida Grape Fruit, Gl's, each 15 , Figs, pressed, packages '. 10 Dates, Dromadary 25 Stuffed Dates, box : $1.25 . Mixed Candy, pound.. 25 and 30 Head Lettuce, .2 for 25 Cauliflower, head 20, 25 30 S & W Pumpkin, can :..25 And hundreds of other delicacies at right prices. Call us by phone. We deliver to any part of the city free. Laurel Street Grocery & Meat Market Phone 475 - 216 St Laurel None better than, the best, but better than the rest. W. O. Webster returned today from business visit at Marshfield. LiTCStocfe. - I We "nave randy and nuts for Christ - PORTLAND. .Ore.. LK-w.iL ill. S. ruai Come awl. get .yours, early. Department of Agrieilturre) Cattle Weaver's Store. Central Point. 235 nominally steady: receipts 41. Hctr. Duplicating sale books for sale at nominally steady- receipts 12. Sheep this office. tf nominally steady: no receipts. Kdison New Diamond Disc phono- graph pla-s all makes of records, at Kiors. i Palmer's. tf PORTI.AND. Ore.. Dec. tl- Kggs Kobert Miksche returned home weak. Pullets JittJte: mixed colors trom school today at Mount Angel. : hennery, 4SC42c delivered re - to spend the ChrLstmaa holiday Portland. .witn nis lamuy. i'honographs! sea Launpach. tf Get your magazines at DeVoe's. (iet soft paper school tablets at thl office. tf It is requested that people with regenerative radio aeta be more care ful in tuning as an over-osellatlon .liatnrha ndlvhtuN vhn alw ..V. . cram 505lc lb., f. o. b.. Portland. 'joy concerU 2S4. I Best tone phonograph, your choice Poultry. 0f $5.00 worth of records, all for $50. rui; i LA.u. ure., uec. z i. rum- at Elmer's. tf try steady. 'Heavy hens 30c; llfftit la i ltie; springs lTlSo; ducks, white pekins. 17? lSe; turkeys, Uvo 22V 23c; dressed 26ii27c. . Butter. rORTI.AXDj. Ore., Dec.' Si. Hut tor steady. Extra cube. -city 45 it 43c; country 44t?44ic; under grndes 42 43c; prints 4Sc; cartons, 50c. Buiterfat firm. Best churninK, jiotllko i..v,v, Di Potatoes. PORTIAND, Ore., Dec. 21. Pota toes quiet, $ljl.25. lVrtland Wheat. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 21. Wheat i bids: Hard white, bluestem. baart. iSo: soft white, western while, 96c; j hard winter, northern spring, western j red 94c. Today's car receipts Wheat 37; flour 14; hay 6. . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOK ltKXT Nicely furnished house, Just redecorated and painted, large room, garage and woodshed. Adults only. Can be seen from 3 to 4 afternoons. Phone llMS-ll. "45 N. Oakdale. 234 San Francisco Market. SA FRANCISCO, Dec. 21. (U. S. llureau of Agricultural Kconomics) Kggs, extras 4 7c; ,tra pullets 45 He; undersized pullets 37 &c. But terfat f. o. b.. Sun Francisco 67c. RAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ;. (IT. S. j nureau of Agricultural Kconomics) Hroilers, i In m lbs., SoOSe. Tur keys, live 2427c: dressed SSiffSOc; few fancy 31c; undergrade 25 12 27c. Liberty Bonds. NEW YOHK, Deo. 21. Liberty bonds closed: S'4's 99.18; first 44,'s 9S.S2: second 4V's 9S.0; third 4'.4's 99.5; fourth 4A's9S.S; U. S. Government 4 V4's 99.10. Regular communication of Medford Lodge No. 103. A. F. & A. M. will be held Friday evening, December 21, 1923, I at 7:00 p. m. Annunl meeting and t election of officers. Committees on 1 applicants requested to report. By order W. M., A. J. Crose, secretary. 233 CHEVR0LEE His Gift to Herand the Family A Mutual Christmas Gift That Provides Usefulness, Health and x.-r' t . Happiness for Them All What better than to pool the family Christmas Fund and apply it on the purchase of a Chevrolet Automobile A Quality Car like Chevrolet delights every member of the family and makes Christmas Joys last for years KOR SALE 50 head pigs. Orchards. Berkeley at 35 FOR RENT Nicely furnished four room apartment and sleeping porch or will divide. Everything furnished GOT S. Central. Phone 674. 235 FOR SALE Hn Id win. Newtown apples. 7 5c ered. Phone 7-F-4. Spttx nnd i box Uellv- WANTED Woman for Reuerul house work. Mrs. li. H. Elliott., Phone 115-Y. 234 FOR SALE Extra fancy turkeys, delivered; ulo ireese. Phone 132-R-3. E. W. Oehhard. 256 Anient: the many temporary I'rt- o.iUtl.iio livoi'iTv i .t : ru'.t i,' t iv.un, hind visitors in the eiiy tire Mr. ii"l sovl.i fouiu.na urr.ik-i. .uuiioy. fruits. Mi-8. W. l Konney. Mr. and Mrs. vevt-iMs. j;iKYr: frsh and U. M. Hurley. W. H. liurtt. A. l smoked meats. :'S4 Sharve. U. K. Othus and Kobert A. i J V,. A$vr of Ager. t'a'af.. has heen Manuel. Have you tried the rery's fresh ments? Listen to the genuine Victor Vic trolaa at Palmer, compare quality "f tone with others. tf tn Medford for the last few days while Oakdale- Oro-fhe underwent an operation on hU 254 j iww t the S-it'red Htsirt hospital. UohtTts, actor, con titled to his ph'ui in a h- here tor several weeks by a sudden illness was "very sick'' and suffering "much pain" today, it w 19 announced by Mrs. Roberta. t f Theodore Roberu Very III. IMTTSltl'Hi;. IVc. 2L Theodore today. 1 PARIS. Dee. n. 8unnnt Leuirle-n has axieed to represent France in tUt Olympic tennis matches aaya L'Autu IIIIIIII! GIFTS of Jewelry REDDY & CO "THE TREASURE HOUSE" LONG FAMOUS FOR ITS DIAMONDS A M ark of Real Merit j ', A" s The desire for MAYTAG owner ship is so universal that .--.world leadership is firmly established Could you find a more appro priate gift? $10 WILL PLACE A MAYTAG IN YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Crater Lake Hardware Co. The Winchester Store . ii- Patton and Robinson, Inc. Medford Tel. 150 igilifiiii(iTiiiiinii 'h- V'
