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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXB, ME 1) FOUL), OHEfSOX, WF.DXKKDAY, Dl'TKMItKR 2(5, 192: J ocal and Personal 'Much belated Christmas -mnll ar rived In the city on this forenoon's trains, and more -was expected on the afternoon and night trains. Every bit of parcel post mail that had arrived In ;the city on the morning trains wns delivered by noon yesterduy by auto truck, thanks to the energetic work of the local postoffico staff. However, the mall arriving from the north and south on the forenoon trains' could not bp. sorted for delivery In timo for de livery by Christmas noon, and had to be left ever for delivery today..: i .'Before you buy that piano see Launspach. He can save you money. He knows pianos and in reliable. Of fice and salesroom at Weeks & Orr, West Main.- . , ; tf Pianos! ace Launspach. tf What does your wife say? Whut does your husband say? What does your sweetheart say? Whey may not suggest it, but they re longing for an evonlng at the Oriental gardens. Make this a world of lovers, bo get together next Saturday night. You'll find It helpful. 230 -The W, C. T. V. 'will meet at tho Y. W. C. A. rooms Thursday after noon at 2:80 for a social afternoon. ' . ' Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals, Eden Valley Nursery, Phone . 680-J-2. ' - '' t. tf Fifty different slippers, leather and felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per cent cheaper than last year. Jap Art Store. tf Masquorade, Eagle Point, Monday, New Year's Eve. ' 240 Christmas day here notwithstand ing the prediction had been made (or fair weather was rainy and cloudy, with a slight snow flurry last evening, which wan repeated this morning. The rain of Christmas day together with the small amount of snow furnished .10 of an inch of precipitation during the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. today. Tho precipitation of the 24 hours pre ceding that time also amounted to .10. Fair and continued cold Is the prediction for Thursday weather. . We carry nothing In tsoe.1 but the best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handle are always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. - tf , Christmas is vomlng, 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 tn good condition, or that they will arrive at all, have them properly Wrapped at this office. tf '-.All the world lovos a dancer. -And this was the theme of Paul Manshlp In the beautiful sculpture, "Dancer and QazoUcs." Beauty is oven more in1 evidence at tho Oriental gardens. Be there Saturday night. . 286 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Day and two little- sons arrived In the city from Portland to spend tho holidays with .Mrs. 'Day's parents,. Dr. and MrB. Chas.' P, Sweeney. ' ' , r Open evonlngs. Jap Art Store. 243' ' Next Thursday evonlng till Christ mas open evenings. Modford Hard ware 4 Sporting Goods Co. 219 Masquerade, Eaglo Point, Monday. New Year's Evo. 240 Johnny ' Enders tcllB ' of plnylng "merry-go-round" on tho Clroen Spring yesterday when he was drlv lng to Klamath Fulls with his family. Tho roads are unduly slick there now and the car turned around In the road and eklddod Into a cut, saving tho family moro serious trouble Ho de clared thoro wero other enrs lodged off the road with broken whools and axles, having como in contact with rocks and boulders. Aslilnnd Tidings. Pianos) See Launspach. tf Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf Do not overlook paying your nssoss ments before January 2nd. It will save yon a five per cent penalty. 240 Miss Tholma Kent who 'underwont an operation at the Community hospi tal about ten days ago. Is getting along nicely, '' Edison New Diamond Disc phono graph plays all makes of records, at Palmer's. ' ' tf . Best tone phonograph, your choice of 15.00 worth of records, all for $60, at Palmer's, j tf Remember January 2nd Is the Inst day to pay your city t assessments without penalty. ' 1 ' 240 A 68-pound beaver was recently! A conferonco of adviHors of caught In tho Umatilla river near .school publications will bo a feature I fitted up Stanfield. the program of the Oregon High near future A well known social worker, a ocnooi resH association convention, ! today. ... . '..... - .' . 1 tit l.ft Vll1 nn Un llnl imwal t woman wiin .years oi experience in,w " the largo eastern cities, endorses the.Bon campus,-January 11 and 12. -.' dance as a necessity in the lives of What is the most Interesting thing people. Without it the, world could In your community? The New Year's not endure. So be at'tho Oriental ! Evo dance at tho Oriental gardens, of gardens Saturday night and be made course! . 237 high I Tho balcony in tho Armory is to be Yesterday iture I fitted up with permanent seats in tho was scon on morning a black licnr E. R. Van Dyko, tho uncle of A. V. permanent seats in tho was seen on tho Arthur Furry ranch; Van Pyko of this city, and bis wife aiiu uumrui-i i uj uo iiKnr x-iiijivux. . j. uuie umi r.vcreii . wno spent me nouuayH in Made a Hit With Him "My wife has taken your medicine and has been wonaercuny Denoiueti. For over four years she has had trouble with bloating and could scar cely eat any food becauso of this con dition. Doctor's medicines .did not help her and an operation was ad vised. Her brother, who Is a drug gist, sent hor a bottle of Mnyr'a Won derful Remedy and It helped hor at once. I cannot praise your medicine enough." It la a simple, harmless preparation that r emoves tho catar rhal mucus from tho Intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which 6auses practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal aliments, including ap pendicitis. One doso will convince or money refunded. Sold by all drug gists. . Adv. Have you ordered your Fluhrer's Raisin Bread today? At Any Oroctr better for it. . . - 286 Listen to tho genuine Victor Vlc trolas at Palmer's, compart quality of tone with others. tf Special sale 'on Ford accessories. Oreaso, oil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. - - tf There will be the annual election of officers at -the "American Lieglon post meeting this evening, nlso a pro. gram, of entertainment and refresh ments. . . Masquerade, Eagle Point, Monday, New Year's Eve. 240 Phonographs! See Launspach. tf Who is this J.'B. King, who adver Uses everything? Is he poor or is ho rich ? . Who is the long-hairod . ,'...,... . 23 Born, to. Mr. .and .Mrs. . . W. , 1, Michael a seven pound girl on Christ mas morning nt the Purucker Mater nity Home- Highest grade titan 'and Wyoming coal, absolutely free from slack and dust. Hansen. Coal Co., 8.4 South Fir. Phone 283. Merry Xmm and 'Happy New Year to all. Tho Emmy Lou Hat Shop. 236 Masquerade, Eagle Point, Monday, New Year's Eve. ' 240 Among the few travelers who spent Christmas day in the 'city wore V, Nelson Smith of fiojton, Miss M- Marshall of St. louls, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. a. Portland and Miss Elizabeth Mortlnnd of Everett, Wash., and Mr, and Mrs. Clarence J.. Smith of Spo kane. ., The. Washington state people were enroute to southern California Pay your clty assessments bofore January 2nd and avoid the penalty , . ; , - ' , .' 240 Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to all. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop. 236 Mrs. Cora Crump and sons Jack and Harold came to the -city Monday from the Applogate section to Bpend Christmas day with relatives. Masquorade, Eagle Point, Monday, Now Year's Eve. , - 240 "One. nail or a dozen; It's all 'the same to a Harrison, guaranteed punc- tureless -inner tube.' - Guaranteed against puncture from a single nail to n 13d. spike. W. B. Smith. 86 South prape St. P. S. Send them a sot for Christmas. - : 236 Bot of wind-up train with tracks, 760 and Up. v Jap Art Store. . . tf There is less snow now, or at least was on Monday at Crater lake than two weeks ago,: according to - tele phonic word frorji that location .' on that day, duo to a thaw in the high region. - , , v , . - ; . . Property owners, attention! Janu ary 2nd Is the last day to pay city assessments without penalty. 240 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and .windows. Cheap and onslly applied. , Big Pines Lumber Co. ' 1 It Yakima Netted Qom potatoes at Watkins Feed Storo, Phone 269. "Parents aro requested by the cily health officer to keep their childron ut .home as much as possible during the holidays," says tho Grants Pass Courier. "There are many cases of measles In tho city and sovoral cases of diphtheria Just ucross tho Jackson county line. Parents from homes in which childron havo contracted diph theria attended tho dance at Savngo Crock Saturday night, not knowing that tho children wero ll. Others who attended tho dance should bo very cautious and watch for any symptoms of tho dlscaso. ' . With wllitor weather coming on much damage will bo gone in homos by lenky roofs, frozen pipes, lenky heating systems and other damage by wator. We can protect you from all this with a wator dainago policy. Brown & White Agency, Phono ISO. ' , , 241 Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Phone 108. . tf Spot lights bought this month at Electric Shop installed free. 240 There wero many Christmas family dinner parties In tho city yesterday afternoon nnd ovenlng. Seasonal festivities can nevor be quite complete without an old melody waltz nt the Oriental gardens. Dance tho old year out and tho now year In there Now Year's Eve. 237 Redden aV Canaday write bonds and Insurance. Phone 730. tf . Morry Xmas and Happy New'Year to all. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop. 236' Mrs. B. J. Ulnnkonship and Mrs. Matt lo Combs entertained a number of their relatives to Christinas dinner at the former's homo on Sixth streot. Christmas day. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nolan nnd children of Antelope,. Ore.. Mrs. Morris Llnell and children of Bolllnghnm, Wash Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Combs of Lewis, Wash., Miss Flossie Combs of Belling- ham. Wash., Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Dunham and daughter Betty, Miss Opal Dunham nnd Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Nelson of Medford. Eventually a genuine Vlctrola why not now? Palmor Piano House. tf Rweet grnpo Juice It gallon. Case of !4 short pints 13. Box 401. I3 Tho big dnnce of the senson. tho Oriental gardens New Year's Eve. 1S7 Tho hotels had a mere handful of guests yesterday outside of their regular guests nnd tho city folk who Hte their Christmas 'dinners there, either at noon or in the evonlng. Weather Htrlp shuts out tho cold from around doors nnd windows. Chonp and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf tt off silk sale Jap Art Store. tf Pianos! See Launspach. tf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ankeny of Klamath Falls spent Christmas day in the city with relatives. A benutlful place to wolcomo the New Year. Wonderful music, beauti ful dunces, nnd a real dance floor. Be at the Oriental Gardens New Year's Eve. 217 Weather , Strip shuts out tho. cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. ' tf Read the article In the December American about careless wrapping of parcel post packages. Then bring your packages to this office for pro- por wrapping. tf Auto tourists arriving In the city this forenoon report that there was nhout tU inches of mow on the sum mit of the Smkiyous when they passed over tho mountain this morning. Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. ' . tf This office 'has Inventory blanks, ruled and punched, suitublo for all classos of inventory. - ; - ; , tf Many 'local people ate tholr Christ mas dinners yesterday, at the hotels. Tho Hotel Medford fed about 150 persona last evening. The Hotel Hol land, which did not make a specialty of its Christmas dinner, , nevertheless fed manyboth afternoon and evening. Open Sunduy, Deo. 23rd, Jap Store. tf Come and be the lucky ono Now Year's eve at Armory. 241 Pongee .on sale: 31.50 grade now 98c; 31.26 grade. now 88c; 31.00 grade now 7 He. Japanese Art Store. tf Albert C. Applogate is one of the out of town Oregonians who . spent Christmas day here. ,,v. . Used sewing machines,' over 40 to choose .from. Prices 35 to $50.- ..All guaranteed. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir street. . . . 240 Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 810 8. Riverside, tf Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. ... Mrs. F. W. Streets of Grants Pass Is Blowly recovering from a severe illness, a recurrence of an attack 'of nervous breakdown while she was living at the Oxford hotel four years ago. Her daughter Alice has come from Seattle and is with hor now. r Expert Income Tax help. BAB College Bldg., Phone 250-H 251 Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. , .. Don't forget maBk balU Medford Armory, New Year's eve. , 241 Gorge A. Mansfield and son George loft by auto today for the north, the former bound for Portland to remain some time in looking after matters pertaining to his candidacy for the democratic . -nomination of United States senator, and tho latt,er. . for Eugene to resume his studios at the University of Oregon after spending several days here on a visit. .' - Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Manx" tf From Dec. 17 to Jan. 1, student marcels will - be given half-price. Marinollo Shop. 238 When you go on that trip protect your belongings with a tourist bag gage policy. - Protects from loss by fire and thoft. Costs from $2.00. up, Phone Brown & White Agency, 130. '..-. 236 Mr. nnd Mrs. AV. J.' Virgin drovo to Ashland Christmas day to spend tho holiday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Pratt. . There's a busy Business College In Medford; OWN. Trade at homo and bank the differ ence. Eden Valley Nursery. Phon 680-J-2. -. . tf Bo roliovcd of the dlsagrooahlo part of tho holiday work. Lot ub do your washing. Medford Domestic Laundry. Phono 166. 28R Traveling In a houso on wheels. drawn by oxen, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burning - passed through hero this week en route to Modford, Ore., from Westchoster, Conn.," Bays a tolegra phlc nows Item from Baker, Ore. 'They havo mado a leisurely trip across the continent, taking throe yoars. : They carry a canvas tent to protect the oxon In bad weather. A adlo set supplies tho travelers with music nnd other entertainment." Two wind-up automobiles with gar age 9 60. Jap Art Store. , . tf Follow, tho crowd to Armory New Year's eve. Grandest danco of tho season. , i, 241 At Deuel's Hemstitching 80. tf Mr. and Mrs. Hay E. Wright enter tained nt a family dlnnor Christmas day. at which the following were' pres ent: Mr. and Mrs. M. C, Wright and Donnld and Richard Wright. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Wright of Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Walker of Phoenix, and Delmer Wright, Milk nnd cream at DeVoe's. tf" Grafted Franquette walnut trees, Edon Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-l. 1 tf Jonathan, Spitz, Nowtowns, Wine- sny, Missouri, Albemarle nnd Greasy lpplns, 25, 50. 760, $1. Winter Nolls pears. Apples free to parties unable to buy. Wo deliver. Smith, nt Med ford Fish Co. 23i) Plant now, wny wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J-2. tf Mrs. W. n. B. Wilcox nnd Mlsa Edna C. rot ter of Eugone spent the most of fhrlstmns dny at the Hotel Medford. They aro enroute by auto to southern California, nnd after din ner yesterday resumed their Journey southward, but became frightened 11 encountering snow about eight miles south of Ashland and returned to the city last evening to wait for the weather to grow more propitious. Holidays mean moro work and less time to do It, We are well equipped to handle tho hardest part. Let us convince you. - Medford Domestic Laundry. Phone for prices. 238 Buy your tlckots at Heath's drug store for ball at Armory. 241 Modford Auto Painting. 27 South Front street, phono 934. An up to date paint shop whero real auto painting is done. It takes from nine to twelve coats, and from 14 to 20 ays to do a real paint Job. I have had over twenty years experience and guarantee nil my work. Don't be led astray that you can get a paint Job ono In nny less time. Agents for Kelly Springfield tires, Crystllno Auto Polish, tho only polish for your car. Call and son our work, 238 llrayton tracked the bear for Homo Open evenings. Jap Art Store. 243 1 distance towards the hills until It be- Hemstltchlng 80 per yard at Style- gun to rain and tho tracks were lost, craft, opposite Rlnlto theatre. tf When bears are around at this time of All kinds of rough and dressed the winter, old inhabitants declare it lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108. menns a mild winter. 711 East Main. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomllnson of Ashland enjoyed Cnr'Htmas dinner with 'Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schado in this city. Phonographs! See Launspach. tf ' Card of Thanks . We wish to thank tho kind friends and neighbors who so lovingly re membered us . .In flowers and deeds during the. Illness and hevrcavement of our. son. ' ; -. ' MR. AND MRS. E. E. MINNICK. Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber .Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf Blue und white lunch - cloths on sale. 48x48, 660; 60x60, $1.19; 70x70, $1.48. Jap Art Store. tf lllng cherry trees, tho best ever. Edon Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2. ''.'. tf Inventory Llunks -Boforo starting your Inventory call at this office and sco the specially ruled and printed blanks, made up ,h Proper .columns and .tabulated to make Inventory (easier. . .. tf A. F. & A. M. Special communication Med ford lodge No. 103, Thursday evening. Dec. 27 th at 7:30 p. m. . Installation of officers and work tn E. A. degree. By order W.'M.i'.Ax J. Crose. secretary. 237 fa t Malta. Commandory, KnlgTita Templar Special conclave, AVednes- day, Dec."26, Masonic hall. Ashland. Work in Order of Temple. Resident and visiting Xrators, courteously V. H. JOHNSON, B. C. W.' H. DAY, Recorder. rtjim the 1 236; Do Molny Meeting The Order'of Do Molny will meet Friday, Deo. 28. Do Molay Degree at 7:30. Dance at 9:00. 239 HAPPY WOMEN I lent r " of Tlipm in Medford mid Good Reason for It. , Wouldn't any woman be happy. After yearn of bnckacho Buffering, , Days of misery, nights of unrest, 1 Tho,.dlHtrcfBB Of urinary troubles, ..When she finds freedom. Many readers will profit by tho fol lowing: Ask your neighbor! Mrs. J. H. Oustln, 521 S. Grape St., Medford, says: "I have been taking Poan's Pills off and on for years whenever I have -felt tho noed for a kidney remedy and I have always ro colvod satisfactory' rosults., My kid neys have always been weak and the least cold, or strain effects them and malces my back weak and lame. A couple of boxes of TJoans Pills, how evor, havo never failed to remove the misery and strengthen my kidneys.' FOUR YEARS LATER Mrs. Gustin nnld:v "I gladly, confirm all I said In my former -statef.ent in favor of Doan's Pills as they have nover failed to give pie good relief. I uae themj when I have any sign of kidney dls-i order with fine results. ' 60c at nil dealoi-B. Fostor-Milburn Co,, Mfrs,, Hnffaln, N. Y. Adv.1 1 Notice Medford Camp W. O. W. will-hokl their annual Christinas tree and pro gram, Thursday, Dec. 27, at Odd Fel lows hall. Santa Claus will bethore. llring the kiddies.' Good time for all. 23R " COMMITTEE. Medford left this morning for Oakland, Cal.. where they will remain for a week or so. ' Fifteen pieco hahd-palnted china tea set $2.95. Jap Art Store. ' tf 'Clean cotton rags wanted at, the Mail Tribune office. Toy elcctrio, trains 4.96 and up. Jap Art Store." tf RHEUMATISM or NEURITIS Remarkable new treatment stops Rheumatism or - Nduritis in any form. Very worst eases rulieved at ones. Thousands of cures reported. No need for anyone, to suffer. Ask any druggist for "Allen's Rh.u matio Treatment." In Tablet Form. Price 31 per box. All druggists-: carry it. Hart M- Allen Labors-... tori.s, Mfrs., Box-1340, Los Angelas, ' EVERT KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS . R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" . .; PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUIL0INQ . '- SINCE 1909 ' f ' Ml X i '. ',' . Hemstitching 3 :-!--at :. Handicraft .Shop ' . . V f . . ' i SATURDAY NIGHT " '. Ptf anT II ... ' -:" .' WITH ' ' ' - - ' II (TOO LATE to: CLASSIFY REWARD For returm or nny lnfor nmtion of bluet nierlo collie, foinalp. lost Sunday, Don. 23m. southeast of Modforil. Notify Hhorlff or chief of ponce. 23U FOUND Gray tweed coat bolt, this office. At 237 FOR RKNT Housekeeplnd rooms, pall after 6 p. .m., 344 S. Central. , 238- WANTED Good dairy cows. W. H. Norcrosfl, Central Point, Oro. 241 FOR 8AI.E Dry pine chunk wood $4.00 per tier dolivered in Modford. i'hono 353 Jacksonville. 23S FOH BALE Jersey cow. 303 Clark . St. I'hono S27-Y. 238 Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION inwcHto 6 BCLL-ANfi Hot water Sure Relief ELL-AM S 85 or 75f PjkBo 5vV FOR SALE OR 'TRADE Phono graphs, records,' furniture and nutos. Bargain prices. 16 N. Grape St. tf FOR KXOHANOE Good nine-room home, centrally locatod, wide paved street, for home of similar valuo in Los AiiKOles or suburbs. Address S A F, care Mall Tribune. tf FOR SALE Turkeys, nlive or dressed. also Truhly incubator, 17G-OKK-' Phone 13S-R, J. M. Timmons. - 242 FOR SALE Hnhy Krand Chevrolet, guaranteed all In best shape, S3K0. Call Derby 150. 239 LOST Sunday between Christian church and 61S is". Centrnl, child's ' white fur. Klndor please return 616 N. Central. 236 . W J . I I.. ,-L t :. .. . TRY OUR ft . v- . Merchants, Lunch 1 11 to 2 p. m. 40c 50c Chicken Dinner . Daily, 75c: .t 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. Also Short Orders The Shasta ' Kodak Finishing for thes who domand the belt Swem's Studio 217 E. Main Modford If ALEXANDER CARR and BARNEY BERNARD the original New York stars, and Vera Gordon and a cast of youth and beauty Hey! Mawruss- "Won't they laugh won't they roar . "Won't they gasp and yell for more Won't they thrill won't they cheer "We're the big hit of the year! We bring laughs and fun galore Yeh! Yeh! Mawruss they '11 -want more. But, Abe When thoy see, our follies show Full o1 pep never slow When they see our cabaret Will they 'thrill? Oh, Boy! say What about our style parade ' Classy garments all hand made Abe! We'll Make the Greatest Smash Never Mind the Smash, Mawruss, Get the Cash The funniest, laughingest, screaminges t picture that ever hit the screen ! 5v 9 years on Broadway! 9 years in Sat. Eve. Pimt! 9 j'cars on tour ! 5 veal's in London! . ' 3 years in Berlin! 3 years in Petrograd! REGULAR PRICES1 Adults 35o Kiddles 10e ''BETTY" BROWN i VWonder . Organist 11 N" . . r s
