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PAGE TWO MEDFORD-MAIL TRTIKTSE, MEDFORD,- ORVKK)NT. MONDAY. :rT)EOEMBER IS 1923 ocaland Personal Although fhrlainms day ioiih-h tilMHin.lw rtllliiwhlK tilt' Vllli'llitu UK KVHllons luul proicu-ations neon every where Ihruout the elly for u week pust. the Christmas spirit is nlreutly horo as wns sliown today by the pood nnturs shown nntl general salutations exchanged and the somowlml lettlni; down of the high tension ct the soa son At which must everyuno hua been going. ....... Before you bur that piano hoc Luiupach. lie can vo you money. Ho knows pianos and Is reliable: Of fice and salesroom at Weeks & Orr. West Main. tf , Pianos! Bee Launspach.' tf We have Just completed our heated dust-proof finishing room In which we are prepared to do automobile painting and enameling of uneQunled quality. In- ten days a car can be' completely painted In our shop guar anteed as to workmanship and qual ity. Lou & Jteddy Automobilo Paint Shop. 421 East Main street. 235 The Red Cross Is busy getting out presents of food, clothes and toys to the poor fnmllles and childron In Jackson county. . Phonographs) Bee La.nnspn.ch. tf Who Is this J. B. King, who adver tises everything? Is he poor or la he rlchT Who Is the long-haired ? tie Merry Xmas and Happy Now Year to nil. The Kmmy Lou Hat Shop. 136 ' H. 8lmons. secretary of the Grants Pass chamber of commcrco. Lynn P. Rabin, secretary of the Klamath Fnlls chamber, John H. Fuller, secretary of the Ashland ' chamber and Irving Vlnlng, president of the state cham ber of commerce will all meet hero Wednesdny forenoon with H. O. Froh- bach, secretary of the local chamber of commorce to discuss a plan where by' nil these secretaries can co-ordinate' on a progrnm thAt will be a benefit to all southern Oregon. Irving Vlnlng' will speak at . noon at the forum lunchoon to be hold In Dinty Mohr's basement. Mr. Iott had the largest automobile paint ahop in Seattle for several years. While thore he did all of tho work fur the Kldrldge llulck Co. of Seattle; tho Pontile Taxlcab Co.: the Fisher Flour Mills of Seattle, and the Everett Pulp and Paper Co. of Everett. He learned his trade from his father who Is fifty two -yean, a coach and car painter. Iott A Keel d y Automobile Paint Shop, 411 East Main Ht. . 235 Make It a Radio Christmas with a Cleartone radio. Mlnkler, 403 Liberty Uldg. S36 Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 343 i Mns. O. McDenrmon accompanied by her three eons Robert, Fielding, and James arrived in Mndford from Herkuty last Saturday and will make her home In this city In the future. Merry Xmas and Happy Now Year to all. Tho Kmmy Lou Hat Shop, :S6 , "One nail or a down; it's nil tho samo to a Hurrlson guarantood punc turelees Inner tube." Guaranteed against puncture from a slnglo nail to , a lid. spike. AV. B. Smith. 34 South Grape St. r. 8. Send them a Met fnr Ohrlntma. 230 Set of ' wind-up train with tracks, 7Snandup. Jap Art Store. tf -The local hotels as Is usual at Christmas time have tho lightest , traveling patronage of the year. Only a handful of guests were at' the Hol land and the Mcdford yesterday; and there will bo' less tomorrow. . Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows'. Cheap and easily applied. Big Bines Lumber Co. tf ' Taklma Netted Gem potatoes at Watklna Feed Store, Phone . Bur your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, til E. Main. Phone los. . tf Mies Flora Gray, formerly of this city but now a teacher of miulo In tho Klllson-Whlta conservatory at Port land, arrived In the city this forenoon from that ally to spend Christmas here with Mr. and Mrs. Kd Gore. Spot light bought this month at Electric Shop Installed free. 140 . Redden A Canaday writ bonds and Insurance. Phone T 10. - tf Merry Xmaa and Happy New Year tri all.' The Kmmy Lou Hat Shop. .J Those who roam tho hills until late in the fall and winter have found many mantanlt bushes - In bloom. This la unusual for southern Oregon, al ; least near here, for the bush has been known to bloom In early Febru ary aad haa seldom continued its period of flowering until Christmas. Ashland Tidings. Eventually a genuine Ylctrola why not . now t Palmer Piano House. tf Sweet grape Juice II gallon. Case of (4 short pints $1. Box 461. 33 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Mr. and' Mrs! Hiram Meader and Mr. and Mrs. F. Roy Davla left by auto today for Portland In which city they will spend Christmas day. Open Sunday, Dec 13rd, Jap Store. , tf i off silk sale Jap Art Store. tf Pianos! See Launapach. tf P No Christmas Din ner will be complete without Fluhrer's ' Milk Bread. Have you ordered yours? d At Any Grocer T 1 1 William Von dor Hcllcn Is planning a big turkey dinner for nil his em ployes at tho ditch camp near Butto Kails, on Christmas day. Weather Strip shuts out the. cold from around doors and windows. Cheap nnd easily, applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tt Head tho article in the December American about careless wrnpplng of parcel post pucknges. Then bring your packages to this office for pro per wrapping. ' tf Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electrlo Shop, Eighth and Bartlott tf ' Joseph A I nut Is going to Portland tomorrow. - This office has Inventory blanks, ruled and punched,, aultnble for nl' butanes of Inventory. tf Open Sunday, Dec. 23rd, Jap Store. tf The best hemstitching In Medford. So per yard. Miss Lounabury The Vanity Shop. 235 Mrs. Anna Hart has returned from a several months visit in the east. Her son Robert Hart has returned from tho V. of O. to spend the holidays In Medford. Gifts for klddios. Handicraft Shop. . , 236 Bayborry Christmas Candles. Han dicraft Shop. .236 Jonathan, Spitx, Newtowns, Wine say, Missouri, Albemarle nnd Oreasy Pippins, 25, 60. 75o, $1. Winter Nells pears. Apples free to parties unable to buy. We deliver. Smith, at Med ford Fish Co. 234 Claud Stovons of tho Nash Taxi company' while driving one of tho Nash taxlB Saturday was struck at tho corner of West Tenth and Ivy streets by a Hudson sednn driven by. Mrs. F. O.. Swedonburg of Ashland and tho car was thrown on the Bldewalk and the left rear wheel demolished and the rear end badly damagod: Come and be the lucky ono New Year's eve at Armory. ' 241 A gift for the whole family, i Cleartone radio. Mlnkler, 403 Lib erty Bldg. 236 Pongee on sale: 1.60 grade now 98c: 4126 grade now 88c; $1.00 grade now 7o. , Japanese Art Store. tf - The Christmas concert given at the First Baptist church Sunday night drew a large number of citizens who enjoy good music. Mrs. H. K. Marsh presided nt the organ and gave three fine numbers nt tho beginning of the eon-Ice. Tho fine qualities of the new organ were shown to good advantage by Mrs. Marsh. The two chorus num bers were much 'enjoyed a given by the choir. The quartet gave two num bers, which added much 'to the ser vice. Win. Vnwter sang a solo, as did Miss Androws. while Miss Andrews and George Maddox sang a duet. Carlton Janes played an exceptionally fine violin solo. Rev. F. R. Leach gnvo a short Inspirntionnl message ns always nt the sacred concerto. I'sed sewing machines, over 40 to choose from. Prices 6 to fSO. All guaranteed. - Tho Singer Store, 10 South Fir street. 240 Unity literature teaches people how to ho well., prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 10 8. Riverside, tf Don't forget to ask for one of our silver-steel Christmas pokers when ordering your fuel. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. - -C. v.. I.oosely of Ashland was a Medford visitor Saturday afternoon. , M. M. Sa.isey, a salesman of the Walton M. Moor Co.. haa returned from San Francisco whoro that com vanjr gave a banquet to all the sales men In Us employ. 1 i : Hamburger sandwiches at"DVoo'a. ' Kxpert Income Tax help. BAB Collego Bldg, Phone 26S-H. 261 - Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds halt price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Dorothy Newman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman, Is home from the l!ntversity of Oregon to spend tho holidays.- - lon't forget mask- ball, Medford Armory. New Year's eve. 241 . Our only business la Insurance, but we cover every known kind of riBk. K. A. Holmes. "The Insurance Man." tf From Dec 17 to Jan. 1. student marcels will be given half-price. Marinello Shop. 1SS John Reed of San Francisco la spending the Christmas holidays In Mold Hill. Regular communication of Reames Chapter Wednesday eve, Dec, S6. Invitation. Visiting members are most cordially Invited to attend. 236 When you go on that trip protect your belongings with a tourist bag gnga policy. Protects from loss by fire and theft. Costa from 12.00 up. Phone Brown A White Agency. ISO. Ms There's a busy Business College In Medford. OWN. Among the few visitors In the city at the hotels from distant points are Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Lester of San Francisco, Sam Nernire of New York City, and O. J.-C Dutton and party and Marshall and Harry John Dutton of Seattle, Trade at home and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone CS0-J-1. tf He relieved of the disagreeable part of the holiday work. Let us do your washing. Medford DoraesUa Laundry. Phone 166. 23S Two wind-up eotomobll with gar age 4e. Jap Art Store. tf The Jackson County Creamery is presenting turkeys to all its employes for Christmas dayj Follow the crowd to Armory New Year'a eve. Grandest dance of the season. . 241 At Deuel's Hemstitching to. tf The end of a perfect day. Dancing at the new armory, Christmas night. Alford's orchestra. Come! !S Hoaard Fox of TennaaC Calif. Is visiting relatives In Butte Falls and Central Pclnt. Milk and cream at IWoe". tf Grafted Franquette walnut trees IMen Valley Nursery. Phone tSw-J-S. MO !. If TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOU RKNT House In fine condition, five large rooms, hath. J5t re decorated and painted. Phone le4S-U or call afternoons from t to 4. S4S N. Oakdale. 1 J? FOR SAU: Nice furniture for entire houjie. or wilt sell bv piece. Iano Phore lo.-R or call : N. 0k dale from 1 to 4. it' WANTKD -Rperienccd waitress at Gusher Cafe. tf FK S!"-F:'.ack oAk wood, ahso hitolv ,!rv. t-ern tut two ver n-.ci.e f$l-H. 1? N. Kivf r.;r. After December 31 all advertising pertaining to cigarettes will be barred from a showing on billboards within the limits of the city of Walla Walla, Wash. Tho ordlnnnco placing such restrictions goes into effect January 1 and provides a penalty of $100 for violation or Imprisonment in tho city Jail for not to exceed 30 days. Hemstitching so per yard at Style craft. opposite Hlnlto theatre. tf Medford Auto Painting, 27 South Front street, phonn 934. An up to dato paint Hhop whoro real auto painting is done. It takes from nine to twolvo csjuu, and from 14 lo 20 days to do a real paint Job. X have had over twenty years experlenco and guarantee all my work: Don't be led astray that you -can get a paint Job ! dono In any less time. Agents Tor Kelly Springfield tires. Crystllno Auto Polish, the only polish for your car. Call nnd see our work. 238 Dr. and Mrs. K. H. French and their son Ned. who Is a student of U. of O . are In Portlnnd and will spend Christ mas day there, t Palmer's Studio now making por traits, also a nice assortment of Crater Lake plotnrcs; hand colored In oils, for Christmas presents, on Sixth street opposlto M. & M. Store. . tt Plant now. wny wait until spring? Edon Valloy Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Tho O. A. C. football tenm will play the University of Hawaii team to morrow nt Honolulu. Tho Aggies ar rived at Honolulu on Saturday In good condition. Interest in this Christmas day contest is onhanced by the fact that Otto Klum, former coach of Medford high. Is the coach of the University of Hawaii team. Buy your tickets at Heath's drus store for ball at Armory. 241 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108. 711 East Main. ' Fifteen piece hand-painted china tea set J. 96. Jap Art Store. . tf Miss Ida Dahl. the public, school nurse of ' the Modford and Ashland schools will spend the largest part of the holidays vacation in Portland. I Clean cotton rugs wanted at the Mall Tribune office. Toy electric, trains 24 86 and up. Jap Art Store. You can got It at DoVoe'a. The annual publication of the La Orande high school, the Mlmlr, has received third honors in a national contest conducted by the Central Inter-scholnstlc Press association. You can get Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe'a. Christmas candy for every taste at Weaver's Store, Central Point. 236 Phonographs! Seo Launspnch. tf Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hale of Butte Falls will spend Christmas day with Mr. Hale's parents In Ashland, Mrt and Mrs. W. G. Hale. Blng cherry trees, the best ever. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone S80-J-2. tf We have good values In used cars. Patton A Robinson. Inc. U Special bargains in player pianos nt Polmer's. i tf : jickson County ! llfju SINCERE WISHES FOR A i I Merry Christmas I For the 35th Successive Year fjl We have extended this greeting to friends and patrons. Each year we taj fji feel that the message reaches more whom we can justly call friends. '' R W Our list of patrons has grown at a gratifying rate. In our . LI I Completely Remodeled Location 1 1 5j we can offer these patrohs BETTER SERVICE than ever before. We P w would be glad to have you visit this bank after the holiday rush. 15 I- " - S ( Member of Federal Reserve Bank ji Fair weather is tho prediction for Christmas day received this morning from tho weuther burenu at Ban Fran cisco, which .Is the head weather of fice for this district. Today wljh a minimum of 24 and the sun shining, waa much warmer than yesterday with Its minimum of 22.6 and heavy fog. nnd tho local outlook is that Christmas day weather would be still warmer. A ymr hko today there was .3ti of nu inch of rain. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Brunswick phonographs, no better Xmas present. Investigate the Bruns wick beforo you buy. See Launspach at .Weeks A Orr. Phono 227. tt ' Holldnys mean more work and less time to do It. Wo are well equipped to' handle tho hardest pnrt. Let us convince you. Mfcdford Domestic Laundry. Phone for prices. 238 Mrs. Cordelia Ankeny and MIsb Gladys Ankeny of Eugene arrived here last night to spend tho Christ mas period visiting Mr. and Mrs.-John S. Orth and other relatives In the city and vicinity. Why not settlo that onrlstmas din ner by a few hours pleasure. Go to the holiday dancing party at the-new armory, given by C. A, O. N. O. 285 Reserve your table for Christmas dinner. Hotel Medford. 235 Xmaa gift are all In Japanese Art Store. tf Oregonlans from out of town .who came to the city Saturday and yes terday but left for their various homes today included Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Flnlayson of Eugene, George 8. Horkness of Albany. G. W. Anderson of Portland, and the following from Klamath Falls who came to do sonie Christmas shopping: Mrs. A. E. Whit man, Mrs. George Houston. Mrs. G. A. Houston. Mrs. E. D. Hardenbrook and Mr. ond Mrs. A. W. Appling. . See the genuine Victor, Victrolas, at Palmer's' Piano House. ' tf - Buy,Xmaa gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Store. tf g- 1 -ill A. suspense creating, Wf , T f&K li! ; ,U atmospheric story f: . IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR USUAL CUSTOM 'I I' . specially Wr.tten tM fi I I I ' around .,hal. aoH- IJIMf : page J 10ow : ; . -mmim;m ; . T . T)Wy(pra ADULTS 35c d Annual ' WfMM KIDDLES 10c Xmas Free Matinee ! . : j TO for the j j TTfT KIDDIES FREE CHRISTMAS MATINEE ft' vjj. ' j ..I.'.' L. TOMORROW MORNING 1 1 Kiddies , ' : . . ioco a. m. atthe page ; 1 - I V - : 1 i miim iiamif ilnii AleaCTarrifi OTsitsWiiiessHr Gus Lai-sen and Johnny Carlson of Gold Hill nro viHitors in tho city who are registered .nt tho Hotel Medford. Tho firo department was summoned to a flue flro at a Washington street homo in the west limits of the city at i 5:15 p. m. Sunday, afternoon which ' caused liltlo damage but considerable 'right. Toys Jnp Art Store Toys. tf Crepe paper 5c roll, rjet'oe's. Who pays the agent, you or tho other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 6n-J-2. tf A. P. Barrow of Chlco. Calif.. I visiting .friends and i relatives in Medford. ,o -.. Got your magazines at DeVoe's. F.&E. Theatre . CENTRAL POLNT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "The Ranged EdCe" adapted by Forest Halsey from the novel by Harold MeGrath 't with ALFRED LAMB and MIMI PALMERIE 2 Reel Comedy Country Store Monday NIte, with a I Turkey ( Matlnea every Sunday "2:30 P. M. Admission 10c and 30o ' Hemstitching . at .... Handicraft Shop Bliss Heine . tnd Miss Mlldretf Heine drove down front Portlnnd Sunday to spend Christmas with their: parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Heine. , i' Phonographs! See LaunHpach. tf ' Buy your shingles and roofing nt Wallace, Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf Jiivcntory Blank , .'.oforo Ktartlm; your inventory call at this-office and s"e the special!- ruled nnd printed blanks, made up in proper columns and tubulated to make inventory easier. tf TODAY and TOMORROW . . Program of Many " Holiday Features Christmas Joy for Young and Old HE'LL DKIVE ALL YOUR TROUBLES AWAY "FRECKLES" WESLEY BARRY with HARRY MYERS in "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL" Mrs. S. B. Sandcfer returned hom this orcooon .row .Portland -wher-shu had taken a prisoner from juvi nilo court. Blue and white hinch cloths sale. 48x48. 60c: COxGO, 11.19; 70x1 (1.48, Jap Art Store.- t(, Get soft paper school tablets at thlj office. ,. lr Molay .Meeting Tile Order of De Molay meet Friday, Dec. 28. Molay Degree at 7:30. Dance at 9:00. 23'J Y Y Merry l Christmas Y ! , to You ,r ! ah A V Continuous Shows Tomorrow 12:30 to 11.: 00 P. M. 4 el r
