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Newspaper Page TextPA OR TWO MEDFOKT) MATT TRIBUNE. MEDFOnD, OREfiOV. MOXDAY, JANUARY 14,- 192 f ocal and Personal "1 can sny we are Koing to have a fine new theater, a lefritlmate theater" said Dr. Frederick Page this forenoon, thus indicating that the detaiU of building a new playhouse to replace the Page have practically been com pleted. Dr. Page and C. A. Knight had planned to leave on their return trip to Los Angeles yesterday, but will remain here a day or so yet until overything Is arranged. We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. I have been appointed local repre Rentative of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, manufacturers of Real Silk hosiery, sale direct from mill to wear er. Your orders are solicited. liert V. Neff, Palm street, Medford. Phone 368-H. , ; ( 256 A. still, alarm of fire summoned the fire department at 7:15 a. m.. Sunday to the Shasta confectionery and res taurant on East Main street, because of a flu fire there which t did no damage. Our only business Is insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. It. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf -2183 remnants of laco, ribbons, wool dress goods, silks, white goods, sheetings, ginghams for less than cost price at Mann's semi-annual remnant alo Thurs., !Frl. and Sat. , 2li3 Judge Glenn O. Taylor returned yesterday from . his vacation of the jKiat, three weeks, spent at, LodJ, Cn,lff and vicinity,. and was on duty again today at his. office In the federal ' building. i All white stamped pieces 25 percent off at Deuel's Art Dept. 2 52 i chines. All guaranteed. . Priced, to sell this week. The Singer Store, 10 South Kir. . ... 2GC The Davidson News company moved early today to Its new quarters in the new. Palm building,, corner Main find North Fir street, and was Boon open for business as usual. However It will probably.be a. month yet before the room and stock are put In permanent nrranjeemont, . and In the meantime the company's patrons are requosted to patiently put up with a little Incon venience and unsightlinnus. Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden, ,, . , 252 Wanted Your presence at tlie ser vices to be held at the Free Methodist church, corner Tenth and Ivy streets. every , night this week, Rev. W. 13, Qoodc In charge. 252 This Is the last week of tho exhibi tion of the fine collection of the Riser pictures of Crater lake and Crater National park, in tho. lobby of tho Hotel Medford. Tho pictures have boon visited and admired by many local people and visitors so fnr, and thosejWho have not yet seen the col lectlqn wllj find It profitable to do so. Old floors:' refinishod. Up-to-date sanditr 'equipment. Phone 648. 255 Remnants at Mann's Thurs., Frl and Sat. 253 Among the out of, town Oregonlans who arrived here yestorday for . short stay are W. H. Heard and Wm. Rohle of Talis City, C. W. Ujvo of Wobdburn, Mr. and Mrs. I E. Hun ninger of Canyonville, V. Waldele of Kugene; George h: Uraves of Salem, C. A. Hayden and Perry O. DeLap of Klamath Falls, and tho following from Portland:- Mr. and Mrs. L. 11 Austin, Miss M, Young, Guy Young, Luclle Bronough, Jean I). Lyons, S. M. Robinson, M. A, Caso and C. W. Fox. .- If you want to save money trade at the Army Store, 32 South Central Avo. Medford, Oregon. . 252 A dress for every member of tho family at our remnant sale Thursday at Mann's. , , . 263 Mrs.. Robort Kyle of Central Point Is a guest at tho -Hotel Medford who arrived .Sunday, 965 takes oak Brunswick phono graph and 12 records at Palmor Piano Houso. 255 If you admired the late Presidont Harding contribute something to his momorlal fund. .. . , 253 Today's weathor was exceptionally apring-Mko for this tlmo of year with Its .comparatively mild temperature, clear atmosphere and the sun shining. Fair weather is predicted for Tuesday. Sunday forenoon It, alternately snowed and rained much of the time, making a precipitation of .02 of an Inch. Remnants for less than half of the cost at Munn's Thursday. 253 Dp you know you can got tho same size loaf of bread for lOo at The Rogue that you nay 13a for at other places, and it's roally good, bread. Try It and see. ' ' 263. Miss Lillian Roberts, executive sec- rotary of tho Jtud .CroBi and Mrs, Card, manager of tho Thrift Shop, spent today In Ashland attending to bu sin ess. 2183 remnants of laco, ribbons, wool dress goods, silks, white goods. sheetings, ginghams for loas.than cost price at Mann's semi-annual remnant sale Thurs;; Frl. and Sat. 253 In SeatUo during IB 19, 1300 nutor mobiles were painted by O. W. Lott. IxHt & Reddy, Auto Paint Shop, 421 13. Mala streot, upposlto Page theatre. 255 a Do you buy broad for its food value? Then why not get the most for your money by demand ing Milk Uread which contains all the food val ue of other breads with the added heat energy of 100 whole milk. Baked onlv by FLUHRER Baker of Reputation. I OAK ft At Any Grocer L The condition of Fire Chief Roy Elliott continues to improve fast, and tho outlook Is that he will be able to be moved from the hospital in a few days to a room down town, but it will be a month yet It is thought ( before he will be able to return to his duties ns fiie chief. Henry Husklns, of the fire department took a pair of crutches up to the hospital this morn ing, which the injured man will begin to practice moving about n. You can get it at DeVoe's. tf A dress of silk, wool or cotton at lowest level prices at Mann's remnant sale Thurs., Frf. and Sat. 253 Paul McDonald left Sunday for Los Angeles where he will remain for a week, , Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf Crepe paper 5c roll, DeVoe's. 33. W., Campbell-who claimed to be a spiritualist minister, and who held seance in Medford during .the, post few weeks, was sent to Portland Fri day by the city when he appealed to Mayor Onddin for transportation for himself, his wife and son. ". He de clared himself to be poor and that his wife was ill, and promised to pay the money back once ho had reached his friends In Portland. Remnants at Mann's Thurs-' Frl'. and Sat. 253 Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsdun. 252 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Me.Ke left Sun day afternoon for Han Francisco. Since 1908, O. W. Lott has special ized in nutomoblle painting. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 13. Main stroet, opposite Page theatre. 255 Lump shades made to order at Deuel's Art Dept. Or we will help you make your own. F 252 Miss Margaret Mansfield was a Medford visitor Saturday from tho Mansfield ranch at Prospect. Try The Roguo doughnuts and French Vustry. 253 Ht automobile paint shop was ow mail tnnd operated by O. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop. 421 13. Main street, opposite Page theatre. 255 James Rell of the Nash hotel leaves tonight, for Los Angeles where he will remain for. the rest of the winter. We can save you money on genuine navy pea coats. The Army Store. 252 All kinds of rough and , dressed lumber. . Wallace Woods, phone, 10R. 711 JOait Main. . , . , i s The liutler & Thompson company, plaintiff in tho enso against the ciiy of Ashland Involving the right of the Talent Irrigation district to sell water to Ashland, has been appealed to the supreme court from tho adverse de- I crep of tho lower court. The suit is friendly to establish by court decreo the right of, an Irrigation district to. soil water to an applicant outside tho Irrigation district. . A dross for ovory member of tho family at our romuant Bale Thursday at' Mann's. . . 253 Coal brlquottos. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers. Hansen Coal Co. , Phone 239. tf Miss Grace Myers of Centra,! Point, who, teaches at the high school -in Medford Is obliged ' to remain away from her work on account of illness. Her place was taken toduy by Mrs. L. A- Crane. In Seattle during 1019, 1300 ntiio moblles were-painted by a. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy, Auto Paint Shop, 4211 E. Main street, opposite Page theatre. 255 : We can save you money on rubbers. Tho Army Store. 252 Letters- received here state that John 11. Tomlln of this city, who was operated on last Monday for appen dicitis at Rochet r, Minn., withstood tho operation nicely and that the put look is for him to inako . a. good re covery. Mrs., Tomlln Is with him ut tho Rochester hospital.: . . , . There's a busy Business College In Modford. OWN Hi n co 1908, a. W. Lott has special ized In automobile painting. Lott & Roddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opposite Pago theatre. , 25G William Dally of Kagle Point spent today, in Medford shopping, and, at tending to business. A dress of silk, wool or cotton at lowest level prices at Mann's remnant sale, Thurs., Frl and Sat.. . 253 Hemstitching 8a per yard at Style-! craft, .opposite It In It o theatre, tf (1, L. George, the western ropresen-: tativo of tho Montana Llfo Insurance company Is in Medford for a few days, staying at tho Hotel Holland. For aviator couta go to the -Army store, , 252 LeavQ or send your contribution to tho Harding Memorial fund to C. P, Talent, 219 Liberty building, or L. C, Oarlock, at tho Chambor of Com- .tnerce, Medford. 263 w. T. McNulty, tho chief of tho employment service for the' U. 8. Veterans lturenu, Htato of Oregon, entered the employ of the Loyal Le gion of Loggers and Lumbermen on Jan. 1, 1 y 24. During tho past two years, Mr. McNulty has often visited Medford, with the commercial organi sations, and secured their assistance iu Hiving employment to tho re trained, disabled ex-aervlce men Over 1200 jmm have been returned to tho Industry, of Oregon, and the vocation al training of tho remaining imn Is rapidly Hearing completion. His broad acquaintanceship with the employers, and. his .experience, with employment prnhlems will bo of vuluo In the work of the 41 as It Is commonly called. If you are thinking about buying blankets go to the Army Store where you can savo money, . 252 wo carry nothing In coal but tho best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on nil fuel we handlo are I ways tho lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Washington Htato peoplo temporar ily in the city include. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jefforoy. James Hii74trd and J. L. Costello of Seattle, and David Foomberg of Man- son. ' i For seven years In Seattle the larg est automobile paint shop was owned ami operated by O. W. Lott. IaU & Reddy Auto Paint Shop. 43 1 K. Main stroet, opposite Page theatre. 255 immnantR for less than half of tho cost at Mann's Thursday. 253 Loren H. Gregory of Central Point was transacting business In Modford Saturday. , 1 You can always buy cheaper at the United Army Store. 252 A e have good values In used cars. Patton & Rob In win. Inc. tf Many people have been taking Ad vantage of the bargains In the Red Cross Thrift Shop. Why. not you? $w bargains all the time. Genuine Hunch Mugneto parts and rMir i;ioctric JSWup, Eighth, and LuiUcu. jf The matter of appointing a new county agent to succeed C. C. Cate who some time ago resigned with the expectation of leaving the office on January 1st, is still hanging fire. The chances are that Mr. Cate will hold on to tho office' for a month or so yet, by urgent request, until his suc cessor Is selected -and goes on duty unless Mr, Cate's future business plans'siow. under consideration should suddenly mature and necessitate his quitting the. county agent position at once. Try our -wet wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 70c. You can't.do it at homo for this amount, Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 106. tf Radio music evenings free at The Rogue. . 253 Out of the state visitors from dis tant nolritff Include James Lake, Sr., of Brooklyn. S. Y., Mr. and Mrs. J. .H. Augustliwof Black foot, Ida., Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Harris of Poplar, Mont., W. N. Hackenby of Kansas City, Mo and Mrs, Shaw of Vancouver, Ji, C. You can get Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. . 252 Mrs. Delroy Gelchell Is not enter taining at her home. Friday for the benefit of tho Scholarship fund, as was stated In the Sunday locals and personals of this paper, but at the Hotel Holland. , Many big stores In town having January clean-up sales, Crystal WhIto Hoap 3 for 10; Palm Olive Boap, 5c; $1.25 to $1.50 slippers for 87c per pair are sacrifice prices at Jap Art Store. Most everything reduced, and:, sale starts Saturday. Jan. 12, 9 a. m. - 252 Unity literature teacnes people how to bo well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy, tf Captain and Mrs. E, J. Lanning, the mother and father of Mrs. . A. E. Ream os of this city, who have been and Airs. Rcames, left i . . n . this morning for Albany, their old home, where , they, will visit ' with friends fur about ten days and then return to Tacoma, Wash., where they reside at present. 30x3 tires for $7.50. Exchange Tiro Co. 252 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Cq. , tf With the change In passenger train schedules on the . Southern Pacific lines, effective yesterday, the south ern Oregon standard sleeper for Port land Is being handled on train No. 54, the "Oregonlan", leaving Medford at 6 p. m. and arriving at Portland at 7:15 the next morning. Instead of on train No. 10. as heretofore. This change will given passengers from southern Oregon two hours addition al time in Portland, and as No;--54 carries an observation car it is felt that the new arrangement will work to the added comfort and convenience of tho patrons of tho road from thlsujear. A pipe band of the British War locality, ., Veterans of America. Oakland Post p'"H luttviiiiitJM luniou month. .40 second hand machines tor Bale. 'New singers on terms .to suit your convenience. " Tho Singer Store, 10 South Plr. - . . - .. . .. .. . 250 Weather Strip shuts out the cold ' from around doors and windows. ' Cheap and easUy applied. Big Pines ! Lumber Co. t tf M. H. Kossls of San Francisco who I is In Medford transacting business for a fe w days, is a guest or tho Hotel numbers between acts. . Holland. , The Saturday evening program will Clean cotton rags wanted at the include an address "Radio Achleve Mall Tribune office. iments in the West" by Admiral W. H. Plenty of old papers for sale at this orrice. v Miss ' tf Edith Swooney, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Sweenoy, who j had been visiting her parentB . for some time past, returned to Portland last night. Helling out hew phonographs and records all kinds halt price. Gold Hay ltoalty Co. Open evenings. Have your tire repairing done now for less money. Exchange Tire Co. 5 :.,25f C. H. Fox arrived In Medford, yes terday to establish hl headquarters hero as - factory representative in charge of a, new district .comprising northern California. . and southern. Oregon, created by the Chevrolet Mo tors corporation. Expansion of busi ness in this, locality has caused the Chevrolet, factory to sub-divide, a. largo dlstriot and mako Medford, tho headquarters,., of one of the pow-districts .thus, created. Mr. Fox expects to' move his. fumlly to Modford, within a short time. . . , At Deuel's TTemstitchlng 8c tf . The Iteul Silk Hosiery Mills, manu faoturers of Real. 811k guaranteed hosiery have engaged Mrs. Emily Lamniey of Central lHilnt as their representAtlve af Jackson . county, territory comprising.. Central . Point, Oold Hill. Jacksonville. . llulto Falls and alt rural .districts- , Itranch office In Hostel HUlg., Central Point, Ore Phono 104 Central Point. 252 Get your mngnzlncs nt DeVoe's. Included nmnng Callfornlans so journing in Modford urn Mlxs 11. Johnson, H. Johnson and It. .Johnson of San Pedro, A, I Kahn of Iing Itcnch. and Mrs. Etta, Coleuinn, llyron Coloiuan, Hen M. Ijirken, Q. V. -Meyer elms. F. Hoss, and E, D. Hall of Han Francisco. . , . , ..... Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf Milk and .cream at DoVoe's. .' tf Buy your screen doors at Wallace WoodR' Lumber Ynrd, 711 E. Main. Phonq 1. . v, . tf The .first basketball games of tho Triter-Church Athletic leaguo will be held in the. old. basket grocery building.- An North lllverajdo -tomorrow evening between the Haptlsta nnd South Methodists nnd tho Presbyter ians rrtirt 'Worth Methodists. " " Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoe's. .''.,... Expert income Tax Help. BAB Collego nidg., phono 259-11. . 251 . Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows? Cheap and easily applied. Big Pine. I.nmoer Co tf EVKtlT KNOWN FORM OF, INSURANCE ; AND BONDS B. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING 8INCS 1909 County Judge Gardner is honr from the session of county Judges in Portland. This office has Inventory blanks. ruled and punched, suitable for all classes of Inventory. . tf 30x3 tires for $8.50. Exchange Tirp Co. 252 County Clerk Chauncey Florey re turned Sunday from Portland where he was a witness for. the government in the Jack O Connor oil case. Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108.. tf We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf 32x3 cord tires $15. Exchange Tire Co, 25 OBITUARY , LING J. W. Ling died at his home In liurbank, Calif., Sunday morning, January 13th.'. ,,.'-- The deceased was 65 years of age and had lived In Medford 25 or 30 years prior to moving to Burbank about a year and a half ago. He was a member of the Medford Woodmen of the World. . Deceased Is survived by his wife, ono daughter, Mrs. Art Rose, and four sons, Earl, Harry, Huston and Harvey, all. of liurbank excepting Earl, who lives nt Weed. " . '. Arrangements for the funeral are not known here. " HAUTZELL Herbert Hartzell died at his homo In Modesto, Calif., Friday, January 10, from the effects of an operation for removal of gall bladder. The doceasnd had d number of friends In Medford where the lived for some time, and was a brother of Mrs. W. O. Aldenhagen, formerly of Med ford, but now of San Francisco. He Is survived by his wife and three child ren Lester, Shirley and Dethel; his mother, Mrs. II. W. Hartzell- and a brother, F. K. Hartzell of Pleasanton, Calif. Radio News . Hoot - Mon! A program , with a Scotch flavor will bo. offered by. KGO, the Pacific Coast - llroadcastlng sta tion of the Goneral Electric company on the evening of Jan. 15th at, 8 o'clock. On this occasion Dr.. Aurella Henry Reinhardt,. president of Mills college, will deliver an address, and a number of East Ray artists will an'- ,.jno. iu is aiso scneuuieo. Thursday evening,. January 17th, the KGO players -will offer The Gol den Goddress, the , drama made fa mous by George ArJiss, Wllda Wilson Church will direct the KGO Players, nnd listeners will )p . entertained for the first time on the Pacific coast, by a new art known as the radio play. The California Trio of Mills college wm play the Incidental music and the a. Bullard, Uv S. navy. Beside a num- ber of musical selections, the song 'cycle "In a Persian Garden" will bo piosbnted by the California . Mixed Quartet. The cycle' will be preceded by an historic sketch about Omar kalyyam, by Otto Rlehl: Elihti Root Is Operated On Sucte&stulty, N. Y. 1 NEV YORK, .Tan! 14. Ellhu Root, former secretary (of state, today underwent what was described as a euccessful operation .at the New York hospital. The operation was for the removal of a stone in tho kidney. It was said .Mr. Hoot would be at tho hospital for two or three weeks. Auto Insurance! ; Rates Reduced Good news for automobile -owners Is that nil the major companies writ lng nulumobtle insurance, : liave -re duced their rates effective January 14th. t . Reductions In fire nnd theft Insur ance will approximate ten to fifteen per cent while rates on all forms of collision coverage will drop about 60 per cent. Public liability rates drop slightly while property damage will cust nbout the same as in tho past. so stated Cole Holmes of the Holmes Insurancy Agency toduy. , 251 vPEKINO Professor Bernard. Hnff, American missionary, died in a hos pital nt 'SianKtanKfu from wounds in flicted two week tiffo by bandits.. BABY'S COLDS are soon "nipped In the bod' without "doeing" by use of Y YApoRub Ftow Jarw UJ Y.arly F.&E. Theatre - CENTRAL POINT TONIGHT "ADAM'S RIB" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PAULINE MOORE In "COME ON OVER" Mn, Wallace Reed In "Human WreekeBe," coming January 22nd. Country Storj,' Monday Night. Matlnet ever Sunday 2:30 P. M, iCLOUD BEATEN BY MEDFORD H! IN CLOSE GAME The MeOford high Bohbol iba-sliotbnJI team defeated the JlcCloud JrAl.l'hiiii school at McCloud, Ja'll.,' !8iilu?loy; nlffht by the store of 33 to 27. It wan the flrHt lime In two years that MeC'loud has been defeated. A crowd of over 300 saw their Idols go down to defeat. The locals led all the way, but a rally at- the- finish, by. McCloud put them seriously- in the running. The team returned home Sunduy night, and were loud in- praise of their treatment In tho northern Call fornla town. The McCloud team will plhy a return game In this city next Friday night at the Armory. . 'The Iloseburg high school team, re garded as the strongest contenders for the southern Oregon champion ship were defeated by, the University High school of Eugene, Frida-v night at Iloseburg, 32 to 27, in a. thrilling game that required throe extra pe riod of five minutes each to decide. At' the end . of tho regulur play the score stood at 18 to 18; at the end of Ihe first extra period the same, at the end of the second extra period. 22. tp 22. In tho third extra period, Iloseburg threw a' foul and two bas kets, making the score 27 to 22. With two minutes left- to play,1 and defeat staring them in the face, tho state championH threw five baskets In rapid succession, most of them from the center of the floor. Negotiations are under way to have tho University High pluy hero in Feb ruary.; ES GETS STATE AWARD Prank Per(,, Medrord h'lgh- school of.I.lnMl' l.n.l.; n'.tl.1k ..'..'V fTT'AUln """tout j'l caiuuub nim,ni uuiiuut and John Holzgnng, editors of the Med fprd Hi Times,, woro among the 364 delogates,is)nt from'80-high schools of tho state to attend the annual high school conference hold last week end under the auspices of tho Associated Students, the Women's League and the school of journalism of the University of Oregon. In the efficiency contest conducted by the school of' journalism for mem bers of the High School Press associa tion of the state the award for the best method of obtaining and handling i advertising was won by the Medford Hi Tmes. Break a Cold Right; Up: with 'Tape's Cold Compound" Take two tablets every three hours until three doses ire taken. The first dose always gives relief. The second nnd third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant, and safe to take. Con tains no quinino or opiates. , Millions use "Papa's Oold Compound." Prico, thirty.flve cents. Druggists guarantee it. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 6 gallons. 591-11-1. Two fresh cows, one ono 7 gallons. Phono FOR SALE flood Spitz for cooking and pure aider, s 151; H. JuokaoiW . .. .-. . .... . ' ' .. 254. FOR RENT Onrage;.J25 side. Phone 701-J. Illvcr-i tf FOR SALE Dry cord wood: hnrd wood ill; fir $10, dollvered. lMionc 463-W . 2S6 FOR SALE House, Orange. CS N. 207 FOR SALE Vlctroln. girls rockers, parlor cabinet, , heavy wool bed comfort, feather bed, two pillows, , dinner set of Haviiand china. Tele phono 1044. 257 9COOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCOOOOOOOO Hemstitching Handicraft Shop Highland Linen Stationery ); All regular numbers which have been .60c per box, for this week 50c per box Nothing equals it at this price'.' ' ' " ' ' " Medford Book Store 30 No. Central Ave CLEAR WEATHER ANDLESS SN AT i Today the weather at prater Na tional park !s:fine witn an excep tionally clear atmosphere, as for days past, and with less snow for this time of the winter than for many years past, due to the heavy fall of rain nt this location, during the. past month, according to information this morn ing received by Supt C. G. Thomson. This forenoon, when Superinten dent Thomson phoned from here to the park ranger at the purk, tha .lat ter stuted that there was only 47 Inches of snow nt Anna. Springs camp, nnd 08 Inches or five feet and 8 inches nt the lake five miles Higher up.. On January 1st there, was only 31 inches at Atina Springs camp, and a corresponding amount- at the lake. Dining Rooms ' ; of Reputation CERTAIN CHEFS become famous for their culinary skill. Catering to the public spreads their fame. There are thousands of house wives who regularly display equal skill, for they too know how KITCHEN BOUQUET improves ..most dishes how it brings out the full flavor of iaabs, Vsnapa up".'the stews, improves gravies v by making' them full flavored and bringing out the. deep, rich brown color; how it adds the last iouch of tastiness to soups, sauces, etc., etc. Add a.tablespoonful just before taking off stove. Your grocer sells lota of KITCHEN BOUQUET. Get a bottle and win fame for your cooking. Kitchen Bouquet The Flaming Spirit That Has i Built Up Medford .Put n . IfYjM l , tfij f lntoai Roaring Photoplay! BIWMR At last tho very spirit that found birth in the soul of the Pilgrims the spirit that has grown through the fleeting centuries into a mighty driv ing, surging wave of GO-GETTER-ISM exemplifying real American pluck and energy has been put into a motion picture and that picture is now thrilling hundreds at the IRIALTOI ;,,-. : . Cornina-7."PonJola" i Something Doing in Evcrsharp Pencils L40 discount cn any pencil in the store A;$5.00 pencil for . A $3.00 Pencil for :.. A.$1.50 Pencil for . A $1.00 Pencil for Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. . Phone 884 : kfi , , ai.? as earto you as your telephone -( f Heath, Mann and Heath' .' ' INCOME TAX BliANKS for your federal report are now In my possession The Stnto of Oregon Income Tax Blanks . will be off the press soon Are your figures compiled from which to make these reports? - GEO. G. HEWITT - Income Tax Adviser '- Jj?.,.l,!,ord Nlo"al Bank Building "felep'hdhe 307-J - : - However this does nut mean an ,arher opening of Crater Lake seum. next summer, as tho park uoes noi ...,.11 ii.iv ' 1st. and there is always a heavy snow fall at, the park from now on until tno ..-. It. A. M. Crater ImVo Oluiptor No. 32 Regular convocation on Tuesday, January 16th, 7:30 p. m. Visitors wel come. A. F. NOTH, Secy. 262 OWN HORN" Begins Tomorrow CHARLES (BUCK) JONES In "CUPID'S FIREMAN" . . '. . . . . . . ... . it 1 t .$3.00 $1.80 . .,: . ,90c 60c vented ( yT Keep tissues of noee f Sw, .J ' , and moutb faealttay 4 L i. J J- ' t I and germa destroyed. Sk " i U9 ZePYROL daily: I 4 i directions on packaeeyf w" Jm AicIlDngKittt -S&W in i Mm to