PAGE TWO
MEDFOTtD MAIL' TRTBTTNTE, IVfTlPFOTID, OREOON, ' TKTDAY "DECEMBER 28, 1923
ocal and
Personal
jiirkson 'county farntn-H ami ntht r;i
who t-xpirct to K't Sattalul. the (jovrrn
'inemt oxploHivo and Imvo ordered
(luantitloH of It at $H.70 per hmxlrtid
IioUndH dullvort'U htro, inUHt turn In
thttip money in payment by tunmrnnv
evening ut tho lati'Ht to County Ato'iit
C. C. Ciito. Up to thin noon onl th for
about. 6000; to 6000 putiiwlH of the ox
ploaivo had been turned l.i to Mr.
Cut. Aa l uck son county will not
ordor oiioukIi fop a car load. tho
ordorn for this county will be Jump'-d
with those of JoBcphlno county, which
hua ordered 20.U00 or more pound;!,
and thin car loud will bo uhippod to
Urunt,n -,Pno, . from which city thu
nadatot for Jackson county will' bo
brouKht Jiero by trucks.
This Ih Ki'f'itt'r fun wuok. Ho nt tho
Orlontal Kiirdmm Haturday night and
learn tho vuluo of relaxation. 23S
Many forward-looking, up-and-coming
'younff pooplo will make 11)24
their Opportunity Year. You? In
tenHive Uuy or ovenlnK clamt(n will put
you on a steady payroll. Med ford
HunlnoHfl Colli-tfo. OWN 2 12
Mr. and Mrs. Colliim of Clold I Mil
Hpent ChriHtiuas with Dr. lSvu M. '
Carlow of thlH city.
' HematUchlng 8c per yard at Styl
crnft, opposite Rial to theatre. tf
Work on tho armory utairo wns
ctnt'tnrl thin niornlnir Itv Mr. (Jt'pf'lllv. '
who ha hud experienco In HtK
architecture, to make it ready for tho
bit; productions that will bo coming
hero during tho year.
"Gold Medal." tho flour niado from
hard whpnt nt Mlnmm)ollK, MinnoHota
mukenl fUtven mor loaves of bread to
tho sack than moHt flours. AhK uuy
ono who Ihih ued It. Hervhw Hlon-H
lnc.n'HiRa peolal for Baturday and
Monday 23S
Al. .kinds, of rough and dro.iad
lumber; . Wallaco Woods, Phone JOS.
KnHt Main.
' Uuy your tickets at Heath's drug
storo foe Ju1l at Armory. 2-1 1
JtKulii g tlanco at JiicUsonville Fri
day 28. Lyric orch. 238
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCulHton left !
this' jnorntng for a month's trip to Han
June, Calif.
1 Tho -radio puts you in easy touch !
with tho outnlde world. The Oriental
RureUniB i;ivoH you tho personal con
tact with your fellow man. I Jo there
Saturday night. 23s
KjowMi'Jng fthruhs. vines and orna
mentulH. Kden Valley Nursery, Phone
ttMO-,1-2. tf
Mrs. Clarence Meeker entertained
Thursday afternoon at bur liome at an
Informal afternoon and tea party In
honor of Flora (Irey.
Mapquorudo, Kaglo Point. Monday,
Now Year's live. 210
There's a ..-busy .Bnwlnona . College
Jn Mf.'dHocU. OWN". '
'An qutntamling musical event of
th' oeaVonwlll take plueo Bnnday
evening when tho choir of tho fr'irt
Motliodlftt church, under d Section of
Mrs. loo.- Andrews, will render u
varied program of ChriHtuuiH ni utile.
"(lold Medal," the flour made from
hard wheat nt Minneapolis, Minnesota
ninktf(ftCttiDJi moro loaves of bread to
....L- '(I, ru fLunxj Aulr (HIV
ono who him used It. fctervlco Klores '
Inc. havo a special for Haturday ami ,
Monday. 23K I
WqtMWrry ncthlng In coal but tho
bogt guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on all funl we handle aro
always the lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co. . tf
i YoU.cn ffflt -Kmnmiol Bros, famous
Health. Breud at DeVoe'ii.
Mr. ltankln, head of tho forestry
Hervlcjj In Medford, was In telephone
connect ton with Mr. .Con jo. who Is at
J.nke.oi tho Woods gttitrdlng cabtnn
and government proporty, yesterday
and fthji Frenchman stated that tho
lako vas In tho grip of winter, as
hiiow: had beon fulling for tho mst
weokAshland TidlngH.
; Everyone seeks wealth that they
mlght'tpul Joy in tho pleasure of life.
Weal ih Js not necessary to find thoro
onjnytnt. . For a nominal sum tho
Oriental gardens will give you more
than tU wealthiest can enjoy. Ho
thoniiAttiirday night. 238
Wo have good values In used cars,
rattan & Hobinson, Ino. ' tf
Duplicating wil books for sale at
this office. tf
Do riot overlook paying your assess
meats before January 2nd. It will
bvo i'oi a ftvo por cent penalty. 240
MlflH F-ouisS Manning has been viflt
Ing Mnt Edison Marshall for tho last
few tlays. Miss Manning formerly
taught at tho Medford high school.
Cleurt cotton rags wanted at tho
Mail Tribune office.
Waslvhurn-CroBby Co. "Clold Med
al." thoibetter flour. 1 Extra special at
the Service stores Tm. for Saturday
ami TVfcpdu'y fa.OO for 40 lb., 11.05 for
4 lb, " 23K
You ban get It at DVoe's, tf
J. rrrrlll, mayor of Talent was n
Medford visitor yosterdny.
Thc-t)M bams tound inspiration In
tho festlvalr Instinct makes you look
forward Ici'tC Ourhlval of happiness.
The Oriental gardens Invites your
presence New Year's eve. 23S
Weather Strip shuts out tho cold
from around doors and windows.
Cheap nd. easily applied. Hlg Tines
lAimbrY Co. tf
X3T
9
DOLLAR FOR
DOLLAR
CENT FOR
i .rmu CENT
There is more food
value in
FLUHRER'S
' MILK BREAD
At Any Grocer
Among tho few out of town Oregon
inns In Mdford aro W. if. ltalley, C.
V, Junes, JJ. M. Crooks and Mr. und
Mrs. J. K. Kazer of Portland. O. II.
Campbell and K. W. Weller of Ihigene
MH1 AiH. If. J. Iludi'.-H of lCIiunalh
Falls.
SptM i:il bargains In player jtjano.s at
I'alim-r'K. if
Wo will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho Insurance Man.
Wnsh burn -Crosby Co. "(luld Med
al", the butter flour, extra special at
tho Service Stores inc., for Saturday
und Monday, $2.00 for 4'J lb., $1.0&
for 24 lb. 238
Tho FJi'Ht Haptlst church Inaugur
ated a new type of prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, which proved a
success" in numbers and Interest. In
Htead of the jmntor taking full cbiti'ge,
the first half hour wau under a Sun
day school class. This time it was the
(ileaners class with Mrs. O. C. Click,
presiding, und Dr. Eva Carlow chair
man. Margaret Holmer gave an open
ing piano select lo- nand Mrs. Hague
read tho lesson from Moffat's version,
and tho Sunday schord choir under
Mrs. Neff gave a special number,
after which Hev. F. It. Ixach con
ducted the itlble study. At the clotio
some twenty-five or moro adjourned
to tho recreation room of tho church
and enoyed an interesting gamo of
baseball. Light rcfrcHhmontH were
served by the (J lea iters nt tho ond of
tho gamo. Next Wednesday the
Phllatheu class with Mrs. Fred Jones
as teacher will have charge of the ;
meeting. Many young people were j
In attendance at this kind of a prayer,
meeting.
Tho season for fun nnd gaiety I.
hero. See that you get your Mharo by
attending tho New Year's ovo dance
at tho Oriental gardens. 23
See tho genuine Victor, Victrolas, ul
Pulmer's I'lano House. tf
Crepo paper 6e roll, DoVoe's. (
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Shepherd an eight pound girl
Friday morning nt tho Purucker Ma
ternity homo. 1 L
Who puys the agent, you or tho
othor fellow? Kdon Valley Nuraory.'
Phono (ImO-J-2. tf
Get your magazines at DoVoe's.
Hot soft paper school tablets ut thl-
or'Ieo. - tf
: J. J. McMahon. traffic officer of
(his district, came down today from
Medford on buslneas. Ho was driving
a new Dodge ruud:aor. Uruntu I'ftsti
Courier. .
Kdlson New Diamond Dine j)hono
graph plays all mukes of records, at
Palmer's. tf
Peat touo phonogra)ih. your choicfc
of tfi.OO worth of records, all for $-r0.
at Palmer's. tf
Uemember January 2nd Is tho la.it.
day to pay your city , assessments
without penalty. 240 ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Flower who aro(
on their way by motor from Everett, (
Wash.-, to Pasadena, Calif., to see tho
football game there on New Year's
day, left this morning for tho south
after an overnight vb;it in the city. .
Young heef and pork ami pork sail-!
sage. Publlo Market Saturday. 23S ,
Listen to the genuine Victor Vie
trojiaH at Palmer's, compare quality of
lone with others. tf
Milk nnd cream of Dt'.Vot's. tf i
Special sale on Ford af.cnsorles. '
Grease, oil and piston rings. Tho ltusy
Corner Motor Co. tf
The New Year's day round trip ex
cursion rates of tho Southern Pacific
went Into effect today and will alo tie
sold during the next four days, with a
return limit that expires January th.
A real New Year's party at 'the
Oriental gardens New Year's ove. lie
there. . , 23s
ThU office has inventory blanks,
ruled and punched, suitable for all
classes of inventory. tf
Masquerade, Kagto Point, Mondny.
New Year's Kvo. 240
Phonographs! Reo Ijiunspach. tf
Among tho nut of stato visitors in
tho city aro Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. De
mody of Chicago, Mr. and Mr.t. A. It
Nichols of Seattle.
Highest grade Utah and, Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack and
dust. Hanson Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phone 239.
' Masquerade, Eugto Point, Monday.
New Year's Eve. 240
Come nnd bo tho lucky one New
Year's ove at Armory. 241
Fun and room for all. Ho tho lucky
one, masquerade ball, Armory. 23S
Tho Daughters of Veterans will
meet at the Armory Friday evening
at 7:30. This Is the la.it meeting
those desiring to Join us charter mem
bers will havo an opportunity before
tho charter is closed.
Pay your city assessments beforo
January 2nd and avoid tho penalty.
2 40
Masquerade, Eoglo Point, Monday.
New Year's Evo. 240
Mr. and Mrs. William Urayton art
homo from their trip to Spokane,
whero they spent Christmas.
Yakima Netted Uem potatoes at
Wat kins Feed Store. Phono 269.
Vsed bp wing mnchlnes, over 40 to
choose from. Prices $5 to $60. All
guaranteed. Tho Singer Btoro, 10
South Fir street. 240
Probably tho last snnko story of
the year, lltSIl, Is the following, which
appeared In the hotel column of yes
terday's Portland Journal: "Jay Cp
ton of PrlnevUle, who by virtuo of
his nositlon as president of the state
senate acts as gvoernor of Oregon
when (lovernor Pierce l out of the
state, predicts a very open and mltdj
winter. This forecast Ih based on the.
fad that a few days ago a big rattle-'
snake was killed In the rood in Crook j
county. The snake was as active nsi
In August nnd had not hibernated.
An oM Indian told T'pton that this!
meant a liaht winter."
When In Klamath Fulls make the ,
Arcade Hotel your home. Modern and
up to date suites with or without
baths in tho new addition,
homo paper will be four
lobby, opposite post office. 237
With winter weather coming on j
much damage will be gone In homes j
by lea k y roofs, f roiten pi pes, lea ky
heating systems and other damage by j
water. Wo can protect you from all ,
this with a water damage policy. 1
Itrown A; While Agency, Phone 130.
T 4 I
There will be a dinner dance at the
Mrdmrd hotel New Year's ove from
6 to 9 o'clock.
Pont f.irgct mn Medford
Armory. Nev Year' eve 41
t?u- our screen door at Y,lMce
WoodV Lumber Y;nd. 711 E. MMn
Phone 10v tf
A quarterly meeting1 of the Free
Methodist church will begin tomorrow
evening when Mrs. Cray of Medford
will preach an Interesting sermon. No
oilier out-of-town delegates are ex
pected t'i attend. l:-v. C. II. Jerome,
pi: ?-t or, i olid in i the nodi tigs.
A'dilnml Yl'lin;.-!!.
C rand musqufradc h;.U Monday
night, Mmlfoi d's armory. Eel's k.
Weather Strip shuts out tho cold
from around doors und windows.
Cheap and easily upplied. Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Our only business is Insuranco, but
wo cover every known kind of riHk.
It. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man.1
.. ;' tf
A year ago today Medford and vi
cinity was Hlill In tho midst of a heavy
ruin ppci, ns ,0ti of on inch was re
ported ut 8 A. M. that day for the pre
ceding 24 ho lira, following a rainfall
of .39 of nn huh for tho day before.
There wns only a trace of rain yes
tordny, rain was falling off and on
today, und rain is the prediction for
Saturday.
Leavo tho kiddles for onco. Come
enjoy yourselves whether marked or
not. Mcdford's armory. 238
Unity-literature teaches people how
to bo well, prosperous and offlclont.
Freo distribution. 310 S, Riverside, tf
Hamburger uandwichos at DoVoo's.
Export Incomo Tax holn. BAB
Collogo Uldg., Phone 2G9-H. 251
Selling out now phonographs and
records all Hinds half price. Gold Kay
Itenlty Co.
. It. V. J Sell of Central Point was in
this city yesterday attending to busi
ness. .
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Unrtlett. tf
Danco tho old year out: havo the
limo of your life, Mcdford's armory.
New Year's ovo. 238
Follow tho crowd to Armory Now
Year's ove. Grandest danco of tho
season, 24,1
Weather Strip shuts out tho cold
from around doors and windows.
Cheap and easily applied, lilg Pines
Lumber Co. tf
T. W. Jordan of Central Point ac
companied by his ' -granddaughter.
Miss Cleon Eudert, will return tho
first of tho week from Crescent City,
Calif., where they have been spend
ing tho holidays season with Mrs. I.
W. Endort.
Trade ut home and bank the differ
ence. Eden Valloy Nursery. Phon
GHO-J-2. tf
Po rolloved of tho disagreeable part
of the holiday work. Let us do your
washing. Medford Domestic Laundry.
Phono 100. 238
Tho O. A. C. danco held at the Ori
ental gardens at tho Natatorlum
Thursday was a very enjoyable affair
to which all tho college young people
In town had been asked. The music
was supplied by A 1 ford's orchestra.
At Deuel's Hemstitching tJa. tf
Graf tod Franquetto walnut trees.
Eden Volley Nursery. Phone C80-J-2.
tf
Plant now. wny wnl! until spring?
Eden Valley Nursery. Phone C80-J-2.
tf
Tho old crushed rod; screenings on
tho Southern Pacific company pint
form Is being removed and new ma
terial of the same kind is being put
Into Its place. This renewal Is done
onco or twice annually as tho old
gravel paving wears out In tho course
of time. r .
Holidays moan' more Work and less
time to do It. We nro well equipped
to handlo tho hardest part. Let us
convlnco you. Medford Domestic
luundry. Phone for prices. 238
Medford Auto Painting. 27 South
Front street, phono 034. An up to
dato paint shop whero real auto
painting Is done. It takes from nine
to twelve coats, and from 14 to 20
days to do a real paint job. I have
hud over twenty years experienco anil
guarantee all my work. Don't be led
astray that you can get a paint job
done In nny less ttmo. Agents for
Kolty Springfield tires. Crystllno Auto
Polish, tho oi.iy polish fur your car.
Call und seo our work. 238
Horaco L. ltromley, district super
intendent nt Grants Pass for the
California Oregon Power company,
wns a business visitor in tho city yes
terday. Buy your shingles and roofing at
Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phono 108. tf
A big time nnd dance at J'vllle Fri.
Dec. 28. Music by Lyric orch. , 238
The members of tho postoffice staff
are now enjoying a rest following tho
Christmas rush seaeon. as the hint of
the beluted Christmas parcels, letters
and cards hud arrived and were de
livered yesterday. Of course a few
si ray pucka urn m;iy drift in within
the m-;;L f'-w days.
All stamped goods Vt off at the
Deuel's Art Dept. 23!t
A party of Everett, Wash., people
who are enroute to southern Califor
nia by auto and who stopped over
night In this city and continued on
their Journey this morning, consists of
Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Hoover, Mm.
Ijiura Hoover and Mrs. Nelson
Schlegle.
Eventually a genuine VIctrola
why not now 7 Palmer Piano House.
tf
C. C. Kelley, state highway engineer
for this district with headquarters at
Klamath Fulls spent yesterday In
Grants Puss und this city, and left
here for Klamath Falls this morning.
Ho reports that Santa Cluuu was very
good this year as he left a ten nnd a
half pound daughter ut his home.
From Dec. 17 to Jan. 1, student
marcels will be given half-price.
Marinello Shop. 238
Fifty girls of Montgomery Ward &
company, the big .mail order house,
pusHed thru Medford yesterday from '
Portland In two special cars bound for
Sua Francisco on an educational .trip
to sco tho company plant in that city.
They were accompanied by W. H.
Jenltina. traveling passenger agent of
the Southern Pacific company from
Portland, nnd were mot by A. S.
ltosenbaum at Glondnle and escorted
to Medford.
liing cherry trees, the best ever.
Edun Valley Nuraery. Phono '680-J-2.
tf
Miss Itouth Young who has been
teaching school at Huyward, Calif.,
during tho past .year, is spending the
ChriHtmas holidays with hor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Young of this
city.
Property owners, attention! Junu-
nry 2nd is tho lust day to pay ci'.y
assessments without penalty. 240
"Moro Interest Ih developing .in the
races which havo been held at the
county fair grounds during tho pant
three days," sayu- the Grants Pass
Courier. "Tho crowds have been
small nnd tho race management has
become somewhat discouraged by the
outlook. In an effort to get out a
crowd, however, .the mutineer will be
given Sunday ufternnon at greatly re
duced prices. In yesterday's races.
Ivan York took the saddle horse and
pony races. ILciIhuII the chariot race,
Davidson tho relay, with Holbrook
Murphy's string second nnd York's
third, nnd Adams took tho Roman
race. The three-eighths went to Nor
ma KedKUll."
Masquerade. Eagle Point, Monday.
New Year's Evo. . 240
WEDDING BELLS
Inventory Wunlts
Before starting your inventory call
nt this office nnd see the specially
ruled and printed blanks, made up
In proper columns and tabulated to
make inventory easier. tf
Do Molny Mooting
The Order of Do Molay will
meet Friday. Dec. 28. Do
Molay Degreo at 7:30.
Dunce nt 9:00. 239
Canl of Thnnks
We wish to thank our many friends
and relatives for tho beautiful floral
offerings during the Illness nnd death
of a beloved husband nnd father.
MltS. W, S. KING AND FAMILY.
23S
Even your I
md In our !
Service Stores, Inc.
Have Two Groceries
Tho Wi'Rt Siilo Groceteria will after
January 1st. Incorporate under tho
ntimo of Service, storoa Incorporated
and operate two stores.
Tho one at the old stand. 132 West
Main street, will be under tho same
mauaKement as In the past and with a
city delivery service.
Store number two. at 20 North
Ilartlett-strret. will 1 under the
management of C' S. Praul and will be
a cash store with no delivery service.
A uuit homo woddinff .took place
Thursday evening nt tho home of Mr.'
and Mrs. J. L. Head. 7L'2 N. Riverside.,
vlion their daughter, Miss WlnlfreJ. ;
wns Riven In mnrrlaca to Mr. Oval'
Millard of Enterprise, Oregon. The
service, which joined thu happy and
popular couple wan performed by Hev.
V. It. Loach. Mr. Mllnrd is a law stu
dent at tho Stato rYnlverslty,i while
Miss Head is Well known as cashlor at
tho Woolworth store, and Is nctivo in
tho work of tho First Baptist church.
U. S. Agents Can't
Seize Liquor On !
State Warrants
KKATTI.K, Dec. 2S. A decision by
Judge Notcror in United States dis
trict court hero that federal prohibl-j
tlon aronts cannot setzo liquor on
state warrants came to light today.
Ho ruled that liquor so seized could
not bo used as evidence in federal
courts. In .a caso in which Federal
1 'roll Hit t inn AKont O'Hara had joined
policemen In a mid, Judgo Keterer '
yesterday dismissed a charge of pos.
session of liquor.
EVF.HIf KNOWN FORM OF
INSURANCE
AND
BONDS
R. A. HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE 444
4 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING
SINCE 1909
The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Time to make nev resolutions will soon be here and the
best of all would be a resolution to save money. You can
do it here by buying at prices which eliminate the cost of
service luxuries clerks, credits and deliveries. There is a
lot of truth in our slogan "Buy Here and Bank the Differ
ence," otherwise why the steady increase in our volume of
business. ' . . i
FOR SATURDAY
Crystal White Soap, 6 bars . ; . 25c
White Wonder Soap, 7 bars .... . ,. 25c
Loganberries, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c
Lima Beans, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c
Libby's Fancy Pineapple, No. 2 cans, 3 for ..... .-.$1.00
Libby's Fancy Pineapple, No. 2 cans, 3 for 79c
Drifted Snow Flour, 49 lb. sack $1.69
Ehman's Ripe Olivesj per can . 10c
Meat Department
Good Boiling Beef, per lb
Fancy Steer Pot .Roast, 2 lbs.
. . 10c
. . 25c
Bakery Department
Usual Saturday sale of cakes, Devil's Food or Mocha.
Regular 35c? . Saturday . . . . . ... . . . ... 23c
Hot Biscuits, from 11 A. M. to noon, dozen 10c
t. 4 j . r'
;v Gates & Lydiard
Buy Here and B ank the Difference
Lots of Room to Park Your Car
Only
Two
Days
More
.Wonderful comedy! . Thrilling
drama! Dazzling otyle shows I
Radiant Follies Festivals!
Mirth, idea, originality all
through. It's the non-stop
laugh provoker of the year. Don't'
miss it it's made the whole
wide world laugh out loud.
NOW PLAYING Sunday
DAYS"
For Wet Wash ."
Dry Wash Rough Dry
Phone 873
Wet Wash, pound
Dry Wash, pound-
Rough Dry, pound-
American Laundry
F.&E. Theatre
CENTRAL POINT
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY
MATINEE
First National ricturo
Oliver Moroseo Presents
"THE HALF BREED"
with an All Star Cast
Century Comedy
BUDDY MESSENGER In
"BUDDY AT THE BAT"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Country Store Monday Nite, with a
Turkey
Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M.
22
Irvln T. HfliVt haw returned from a
tvornl tlnvM' vlwit ;tt (-runts l'ass.j
Spot Itchtn WhimM this month nt
Flr.r. siim inst:lvi frt. HO
l . v 'Mni.f., ma bonds nd
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKP Woman for Konpnil hou .
v ork f.'v hours daily. Mrs. Hoy
Ituckinhum. l'hom SUS-I j
FOR S.U.I' rhrjip for pnu'ti
cnlly now 7 room modern houe, 1
built-in featuros. 4VS Kdwards St.
3i !
UKWAKO For return or any Infor
mation of Muo mrrle collie, ft male,
lost IVe. JSrd. Notify sheriff or
chief of peace. 23
' Morton's Mills
Mt. Pit Flour $1.E0
i
Marvel Loaf $1.65
HALL & HALL
WALDR0N BKOS.
OAKDALE GROCERY
.--25 OFF
ON THESE GOODS . EETWEEN CHRISTMAS AND
; NEW YEARS , ,
DeVOE'S
Genuine lmntl)ninteil China ...19 lo 7."C
Cut Glass Tumblers.:...'. 6S. Stem Glasses $1.69
Sleeping Dolls, with jointed limbs and genuine kid bodies
90 to $2.89
Heautiful English Teapots..-.-. 94cf to $1.24
High grade Hox Papers 15 to $1.69
A fine assortment of Hox Chocolates.'
Artificial Flowers, Carnations, etc 7 for 25
Small stoek of jewelry Kings, Pins, Bracelets, etc., at just
one-half price. i
Smokers' Sets, Chinese Baskets, etc., etc. ;
DeVOE'S
Phone 122-B
OPEN EVENTNGS Main and Oakdale
licenses
for balance
. of 1923
put on
FREE OF
CHARGE
on any'
NEW CAR
sold prior to
January 1, 1924
The Busy Corner
Motor Co.
D0O0OCXX900OOOCXXX3O00OCI00OO
Hemstitching
- at . -
Handicraft Shop
OOOW)QOOOOCOOOOOOOOOW)OOOC "Friendly Service'
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRESTO-LITE BATTERY
STATION
Phone 903
'eaufiiedj
I T I 1 ik cJ
noiQima
nxs
Powell Si at CfFarreU,
SAN FRANCISCO
?ose io THeafres
nd Shopping DsMcf.
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