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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,1 OREfiOX, ' FRIDAY," JANUARY ' 18,' 1924 ocal and l Personal -Jum-Vroman. the little daughter of I V. H. Caly. Frank V.'. Carnahan. R. I'. Vromun underwent an operation W. If. (lore, W. Jl. Canon nnd Kheiiff mr tne rvmuval nl nor tonsils Thur.t- Trrrlll arrived hurk by train this forenoon from Portland In which city thc-y had been the past week as wit Thero wax a democratic "pow-wnw" In the Hotel Mcdford lohhy last nluht In which Ward Irvine, private secre tary to Governor Pierce, Dr. D. A. Elkins, member of the Stnto Indus trial Accident association, Geo. Mans field, candidate for the democratic nomination for United Htates senntor and some , other up-state people did the "milling.". It was a, "Just hap pened" meeting and they .not only nominated and elected a democratic senator but almost nominated ' and elected McAdoo president. "Wo havo advanced spring models; nnd winter hats still on sale at prices you will appreciate, Jimmy LOu Hat Shop, M. M. Store. . ., 266 Buy your screen, doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. I'hone 108. ' . tf Thero, will be. a Joint Installation of officers tonight of the fjantun and Jjulles.' Auxiliary branches of the I. O, O. P. at the hall. Thore will be other liitci'oBtinn features, Including refreshments. Ono lot of coats and suits, values to $45, on sale Saturday at $9.05. M. M. Dopt. Store. . 259 Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. , ( , V( , tf George A. Mansfield loft herb' this morning by, auto for Kugene' where tomorrow evening he will act as Judge in the Uritlsh Columbia-University of Oregon debate, . See: our weok-ond specials in mil linery. Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M Store. , . , 2C5 "lay. She is doing very nicely Radio sets, parts and accessories at Mlnkler's new store. Palm Illdg., Main and Fir streets. . 2C0 For seven years In Renttle the larg est automobile paint shop was owned and operated by O. W. Lott. Lott & Reddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 B. Main street, opposite Page theatre. 2&ti Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison were among the Medford people who Bpeni Wednesday In Ashland. Do you love a real good time Attend the grand masquerade ball at tne oriental gardens Wednesday, January 23. Fun for nil. 255' This office .has Inventory ' blanks, ruled and punched, suitable for all classes of Inventory.., tf H. L. Vincent, for four years as. slstant superintendent of the Cascade national forest, has been transferred to .tho Umatilla forest; . Why not spend the evening at the Oriental gardens Saturday night.. Iteal music and wonderful crowd., 265 The newest, in radio equipment headquarters for , Super Helrodyiie, Ncutrodyne, Iteflox und Kadlo Fre quency sets and parts. Mlnkler, In the new Palm llldg. ,. ;. 200 Thomas D. Potuh. manager of the Southern Oregon Gas Co., left for Han Francisco this afternoon on business. He will return tho first of next week. In Seattle during 1019, 1300 auto mobiles wore painted by G. W. Lott. Lott & Heady, Auto Paint Shop, 421 13. Main street, opposite Pace theatre. , I. , . ,256' Hoar fur as well as near, with a Cleartone radio. Mlnkler's, In tho now Palm Bldg. ; 200 Fair weuthcr for Saturday and a cooler temperature tonight la the pre- mcuon. realty last evening rain fell It' will pa you lo climb my stair way,' $50 suits values one week only to tho amount of Just a trace, and the at $42.50. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs, 1 temperature then turned coldor and .257 . brought a minimum of 26 degrees this Havo- you ever been to a surprise morning., . package snle7 If not, come - to the td you know'thnt the large center ited Cross Thrift Shop on Saturday, lamp at the Oriental gardens is ono whero you can buy any packuge done of tho largest, , If not the lurgest lamp up for 100 and . 'each package will 'of Its kind In America., This lamp contain a surprise worth much more was designed and built by Tom Swem or tnis city. Don't fall to sco It Sat urday night, than the 10c, Ono lot of coats, values to $25, on sale Saturday at $4.9G. M, M. Dept Store. 259 Mlnkler's Radio Shop now located In tho new Palm Illdg., Main and Fir streets. 260 Dr. Landrlth, national speaker for the- Christian Endeavor -society : who spoke In Medford last night was vIhU ed by relatives from Ashland. Owing to tho stress of other engagements Dr. Landrlth wan not able to come to Ashland so that Mrs. Olive Page, Miss Ann Hamsey and Tom Hudson who are cousins, wont to Medford last evening to Bee him a short time thore. Ashland Tidings. , i . .' If you have a houso for- rent, or wish to rent ono, or borrow money 011 real ostate, phone 120-J, O. M. Cornl- tlus, 1st National Hank Hldg. 200 Since 190S, U. W. Lott has special ised In automobile painting. Jxjtt & Koddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 12. Main stroet, opposite Page theatre. '. 265 John Dennison, accompanied by A. O. Wllhlto of Ashland and M. ,11. Hutchinson of Grants Pass, left last evening for Portland to attend a con vention of tho Buick dealers In Ore go m .. .. . 1 .... ' Danco at tho Oriental gardens Sat- unlay night.; , . . . 255 Don't fail to attend tho grnnd nuis querado ball at tho Oriental gurdens Wednesday, January 23. 265 Mr; und Mrs. H. Van Hovonbcrg of the Gold Hill district were among tho overnight guests registered last night at tho Hotel Medford, - Dr.f Halstead Is giving fen combined drugless treatments for $12.50 next 30 days.'- 200 Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, - 711 13. Main street. Phone 109. tf Mr,, and Mrs. Herman Glnsborg of Buffalo, M. Y John C. Dausctto of Columbus,. Ohio, 8. . Finkolstoln of Cordova,- Alaska and Paul E. Ntm baum of Chicago are among tho visi tors in the city from distant points. A recital will bo given tonight In tho Talent school by the piano stu dents of. the, school. Mr. Fred Alton Height, teacher. , , n Crepe paper 60 roll, DoVoe's. James Bishop and Francis Bishop of the road contracting firm of Bishop nnd Thomas, who are at presont working at Onzelle, Cal., were In Medford Thursday, Dunce nt the Oriental gardens Saturday night. 265 Why they Parted; "I was down with pain In my right snio wmcn at times almost erased me. Most all of the doctors said opera tlon. But what I want to tell you is the pain disappeared with the first doso xif your mediclno .und 1 nevor see uny sines. Mayr's Wonderful llcmedy has, the rlglvt name gas. sour stomach and dyspepsia have left, too.". It Is a simple, harmless prop nrntlon- that, removes' tho catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays tho Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and In testinal ailments, Including appendi citis. One doso will convince . or money refunded. Sold by all drug gists. . . Adv. Do you buy bread for its flavor? ' 1 Then . by all means ask for Milk Bread with that unequalled flavor ob tained through the use of 100 per cent whole milk. Baked by FLUHRER, a baker of reputation. At Any Grocfcr 256 $66 takes oak; Brunswick phono graph and 12 records at Palmer Piano Houso 265 V. H. Waddcll of tho Seattle Hard ware company was In Medford Wed nesday attending to business. . . Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf All kinds, of rough and dressed lumber., Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main. . Clarence D. Porter, ' the Oregon manager of the Fidelity ayd Deposit company.' was In the city Thrsday transacting business with the Eagle Point Irrigation company.. , ... , Don't fail to attend the danco. Sat urday night at he. Oriental gardens. , 255 Tho new colors In linen for lunch eon sots, and covors for Mah-Jongg tables. Handicraft Shop. 259 . Ed Ehrman of Porllnnd, accom panied by Mrs. Ehrman arrived in Medford Thursday morning to attend to business in this city. Mr. Ehrman Is ono of the heads of tho Mason, Ehrman company.- Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. . Exclusive doalors, Hansen Coal Co. Phono 280. tf Heading the nihlo from a Deck of Cards, by Ilev. W. 15. Gopdo, Sunday evening at tho Free Mothodlst church. 250 Thero nro 25 school districts In Umatilla county that have no tux levies at prosont and they may find themselves unable to muke a. levy this year, . .. ... , . In Seattle during 1919, 1300 auto mobiles woro painted by 0. W.. Lott. Lott & Itcddy, Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Main street, opposite Page thoatra. !..-.--. 256 Ginghams that the sun or washing will not fade, at popular prices. Handicraft Shop. . 269 Tho Presbyterian church basketball team defeated the Baptists last night by a score of 20 to 19 111 tho first gnmn or tho evening, and tho Christian baa keteers dufeatod the South Metho dlsts 20 to 9, In tho second game. The contest between tho two latter teams was spectacular and interesting de spito the apparently one-sided score. Much enthusiasm Is being manifested in tho lntor-church hoop contests which (uo played In tho building for merly occupied by the Basket grocery on iNoitn uivorsiue. . Selling out now phonographs and rocords. all kinds half prlco. Gold hay Koalty Co. Open evenings. Since 1908, G. W. Lott has special ized In automobile painting. Lott & noddy Auto Paint Shop. 421 E. Main street, opposite Page theatre. 266 C. C. Laursen and J. J. Heorvltt of Tacoma and the following from Seat- 110 uro among tho Washington stat poople now sojourning In the. city: Mr. and Mrs. H. Simon, M. A. Cnse..N. O. Miley, Louis Cozza, Harry Craig, Jalertla Steinberg, . Mrs.. Sternberg, ulla Cnsza, C, W. Lea and Earlo C. Slddolla. Lost At 7:30. last night .. at tho oorncr of Tenth and Ivy streots, an opportunity to attend tho special ser vices being held In tho Free Mothodlst church. 256 Hemstitching 80 per yard at Stylo- craft, opposite Klalto theatre. tf O. V. Myers returned from Portland Thursday whero ho attended the meeting of tho Mack truck dealers of Oregon. Ho also stopped to soo his daughters nt U. of O. Everfast sateens in nil tho beautiful shades for lingerie nnd gowns. ,Your money back If they fado by any test. iamllerntt Shop. 260 Weather Strip shuts out tho cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumbort Co. ,, , . , . , tf W. E. llolso of Itoschurg arrived In Medford today for a few days visit at the home of his son, II. S. llolso. We have good values Jn used cars. Patton & Itobinson, Inc tf Everfast linens anU suitings In new shades for spring dresses. Itenson nbly priced. Handicraft Shop. 259 Harry D. Mills and . It. O. Trow bridge' are registered at the Western hotel from , Medford, , Oregon. Marysvllle (Calif.) Appeal. We carry nothing In coal 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 Como prepared to h-ve a good time Sat. nlte. Jan. 19. Jackson Hut Sprin-i. Mcliopol iwa orchestra. . 266 nessns in the oil land case in United States court against Jack O'Connor nnd L. C. lilgeiow. Two other Med ford witnesses, Colonel J. F. Mundy nnd Dr. Olsen are expected back from Portlund tonight. For seven years In Seattle the larg est automobile paint shop was owned and operated by O. W. Lott. Lott & Heddy Auto Paint Shop, 421 E. Main street, opposite Pago theatre. 255 You fan get Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread .at DeVoe's. M. Griffin of the Northwest Oak land company of Oakland, Calif., was a Medford visitor Thursday. Got your magazines at DeVoo's. . " Special chicken dinner nt Weasltu Inn on the highway at Savage Rapids dam every day, any hour. Dotes open j up to April 1st for. dinner-dance parties. -. ., .,;;, . . 257 C. L. Brown and L, A. Rlffej of the Kelly Springfield c,ompany wore li Medford Thursday attending to busi ness. . Mako tho baby comfortable, and happy by using the Vanta garments. Handicraft Shop.' - ' ', 259 Danco at Jacksonville Friday. 253 Kuward Andrews received word Thursday of the birth of a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Dore Werner in New York City this morning. Mrs. Werner is his daughter and was well known for her musical ubillty in Medford as MIbs Carolino Andrews. , Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hanson Coal Co. Phone 239. . tf Try our wet wash on your next wash day. 15 pounds for 75c ' You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 166.' tf M. Buckmaster of Yakima, Wash., Is visiting with tho V. L. Mlnkler fam ily in Medford for a week or two. Unity literature teacnes people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. 1 tf Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlntt. tf Thore will be a hlg sale of nice hats at the Rod Cross Thrift Shop tomor row, any hat In the shop going nt 35c and 50c. Many hats remodeled up to date, some nice beaver hats, etc. A good variety to choose from. Plenty of old papers for sale at this office. , ' 1 '''' tf See the new spring colors 'lit the Cortlceill hose. Handicraft Shop. 2.59 Included among tho Portland resi dents stopping in the city temporarily are Mr. and Mrs. Cl R. "Little, Jose phine Parks, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Con way, Mr. und Mrs. Ed Ehrman, Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Smith,, D. Leo Mlnott, Ed I. Hudson, A. C. Freeman, W. E. Imhotf, M. T. BrOwnson, N. E. Dlckhuuer,. S, ,M. McKTInnon, Leo W. Paster, B. A. Shallhorn, Fred M. Jack, Clarence V. Plerto. E." C. McDowell, C. A. Valcouer and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. 'rultt. Weather Strip shuts out tho cold from arouhd doors . and .windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf 1 Get soft paper. school tablets at this 1 office. ,, , tf . Marsh's Grocery received an order from E. F. Outhrlo, , former well , known Medford orchard 1st, now living j In England, for several pounds of Royal Club, coffee.. Mr. Guthrie's let ter states ho Is unable to find any good coffee over there. Thoro's a bjisy Business College !n Medford. OWN At Deuel's Homstltchlng 8c tf All art lovers and those Interested In world life will npproclate tho screen pictures at tho First Mothodlst church next Sunday evening. "The Coming Kingdom" Is the subject, of nn nddress hy the pastor. ' Sixty beautifully col ored slides will be used to illustrate the address. Thoso slides are said to bo unexcelled In artistic coloring. Tho illustrated hymn, "Whero Cross the Crowded Ways of Llfo" made such a profound Impression Inst Sunday evening that it will be repeated by re quest. In this hymn the groat mas terpieces of religious art are inter spersed with actual photographic illustrations of the sentiments of the great hymn. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mnll Tribune office. We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. Miss Lillian Carlson of this city hns started her-employment nt the Juckson County bunk. Danco at Riverside Communltv club buiurduy nlte, Jan. 19th. 256 How do you build fires, without old papers? Get them at lOo the bundle at this office. tf Mrs. W. R. Coleman accompanied by her son, Elbert' Coleman spent Wednesday visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Colomnn in Grants Pass. If you want to sell your bungalow. list it with C. C. Pierce as he hus some six or seven. .customers now ready to buy. Phone 617-L or 105 . ... 255 You can get It at DeVoe's. . tf Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. u. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." tf Are You Fat? Just Try This Thousands of overfat people havo become slim by following the advice of doctors who , have 'recommended Marmolu Prescription Tablets, those harmless little fat reducers that sim-: plify the dose of 'the famous Mar-' mola Prescription. - If too fat. don't wait go now to your druggist and for one dollar, which Is the price the world over,1 procure a box of these tablets, if preferable you can secure them' direc t by sending price to the: .Marmola Co., 4012 Woodward Ave.. Detroit, Mich. They reduce . steadily and easily without tiresome exercise or starvation diet nnd leave no un pleasant eifert. Adv. STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION "Pape's DiapepsVii" Corrects V- Sour, Upset Stomachs . at Once tTinos Dinpeiwin 1 is the murkest.. surest relief for indiRiution, gases, flatu lence, heartburn, sourness, fermentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give alroost iruaioJiate stom ach relict. Correct yemr stomach and diRestion how for few cents. Dmr. gists sell millions of packages. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOU RENT Rooms tor light house keeping.' 310 N. llartletl. 2i; FOR RENT Three room npartment with bath. 103 K. Eleventh. Phone 169. ,281 FOR 1ENT Two room npartment. lis E. Eleventh. Phono 963. 261 FOR SALE 1922 4-cylinder Hulck roadster. A good car nnd the price la right. See Mr. Turvey nt Snidvr Dalry & Produce Co., or evenings nt S3 Almond, St., East Medford. 256 Hiram Doubledny. .who resides out side of Butte Falls was a visitor here Thursday -for' the first , time In IS months, and before that (10 had not been In Medford for' eight years; liv ing only op h timber claims near Butte Fails. -. Mr. Douhleday is a cousin of the Doubleday of the Douhleday & Pago Co., a great pub lishing house In, .the east. Every month he receives a copy of every magazine published by that company nnd every year a copy of all the school books of which that company publishes a great many. . Hiram Dounieday a the step father of Claud Miles of this city. Wanted 15 yeai' old loy,- going tb high school,, wants to work for board und room. Cull 456 Red Cross. 257 Turkey 'dinner . Friday evening nt the Soutlj Methodist church. These ladles have a notable reputation for fine dinners. You' get full value. Din ner 75c. Children 60u, 255 ' I have been appointed local repre sentative of the Reul Silk Hosiery Mills, manufacturers of Real Silk hosiery, sale direct from mill to weur- Your orders are solicited. Bert F. Ncff, Palm street,' Medford. Phone 308-H. - , 256 J. K. McWUliums and J. II. Mueller were in northern California yesterday prowling fur business. ' Roads over the mountains, for tho most part, ure good nnd snow Is on,Iy found In the' snaueu parts anu in near canyon. Highway improvement, being made between Hornbrook and the state line Is going on, they declare and the 100 ft. road will be a great Improvement over the .present highway. Ashland iiuiiiKS. Fuller brushes. Phono G. E. Arnest, 43.S-R." Sco ad In phone directory. 257 Danco nt Riverside Community club Snturdny nlte, Jnn, t19th. . 256 'A talk on the Law of Divine Justice will be given on Friday evening, Jan. 18. at Dr. Colcnianls office, ;Medford building nt 8 o'clock, by Dr. N. E. Pickett of Los Angeles. Cal. Sydney Barker and daughter"will play Borne musical selections. Public cordially Invited. Free. 255 There Is to bo a basketball game tonight at tho, Mylford Armory be tween the MoCloud and Medford high sclmol teams. This will be the second game this season with McCloud. There will be a good preliminary. Tho game starts at 7:30. , 'i :'t The crowd will, .be thcro, Jackson Hot Springs, Jan. 19th. 250 Fine turkey dinner with all the flxln's by tho ladies of tho South Methodist . churfli. Friday evening. Jan. 18. Begin sorvahg at 6.30, jpinner 75 and 50 cents, j 265 Salesman: Fuller Brush Co. nitty have nn opening soon. Phono 835-K. 257 Medford Auto Painting, '29 South I'l-ont St., phono 934, rosldenco phono 1048-Y, nn up to duto paint shop, tho best etulpped ,nutjj, ptint .shop in southern Oregon. W6' guarantee nil our work. Tops dressed any shade. 1 Agents for Kelly Springfield tires. J Crystnllno ditto polish, tho only polish that will protect your varnish. Call and sco our work; it is our best ad vertisement. E. O. Bradley, prop. 200 All glassware, cut and engraved, entire line of high grade cut glass hi off. Roddy & Co., Jewelers. 254 Spoclul sale of 30 used sewing ma chines. All guaranteed. Priced to sell this weok. Tho Singer Store, 10 South Fir. 256 Tho Metropol Jazz orchestra will make things lively Sat. night, Jnn. 19th. Jackson Hot Springs. 256 Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C, Springhath. of Los Angeles nnd Jt'R. Shanks, Mr. and Mrs. F. li. Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. D. Van Gelder of San Francisco are among tho Culifornluns visiting in Medford. Dance at Riverside Community club Suturday nlte. Jan. 19th. 250 An opportunity you don't want to miss, $50 suit values ono week only at $42.60. Klein tho Tailor. Upstairs. 257 Tho ladles of the South Methodist church will servo another of their notable turkey dinners Friday evening In the church dining room, Prices 75 and 50 cents. , . .. 255 Jiiyp The Home of Bread Like Mother Made ". "' This price of Sugar advanced this week arid we will, give yoii the same opportunity we had, viz : To lay in a supply before changing the price, so for Saturday, while bur stock of 25 lb. cloth bags last 25 LBS. PURE CANE SUGAR IN A SANITARY REFINERY FILLED CLOTH 'SACK-,. ..'.'; . v, , . ..... I $2.39 6f HER SPECIALS White Comb Honey, per comb .'-'V '. .'. . . ', '. ... .! .......... . 23c Bulk Cocoanut, per lb. . ."; .'. A; T . . 23c Large Oval Sardines, 2 for 25c Sardines in Oil, per can 6c Shasta Tea, green or black, lb. pkg 25c Extra Fancy Sunkist Peaches, No. 2i cans ..... ...... 27c Standard Pack Peaches, No.'" 2 cans 20c Fancy Pack Combination Vegetable Salad, No. 1 can . . . . i . 22c Singapore Pineapple, No. 2 can . jA i v. . . 15c . Sunkist Asparagras, tall white, large cans 39c Sunkist Fancy Tips, No. 1 cans . 41c Sunkist Salad Tip,. small size . . i '. ' . 21c Ripe Olives, gallon cans 1 . , i ; .' 69c Libby's Fancy Mince Meat, large jars 49c Royal Baking Powder, family size . 38c Crescent Baking Powder, 3 lb. can . 69c Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. can . . 28c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. . . : t 25a Tiny Refugee Beans, Eastern Pack, No. 2 cans 29c 'ZZ MEAT DEPARTMENT Picnic Shoulders, sugar cured, lb. . . . . ..... . . ,':'.",' ...... . 16c Cottages, sugar cured, lb. "." .' . .... ... 21c- Pork Sausage, lb. v . . . ; . v . . 15c Hamburger, lb. . . ... . . . 15c l BAKING DEPARTMENT Cookies, regular 15c quality and. size, for Saturday, doz. . . .10c Cup Cakes, per doz i:-: ':.'.. . .-, , . . . ... . . .... . 16c . .i' ;iri. '-)' , . . ' ;v(!,J;i" ,, ,'; . ..? 1 ; ';'. '. - '. .:. , 'V'"' ""!; ' Gates Ly diard r wii: V j Buy Here and Bank'the Difference , Lots of Room to Park Your Car More thnn $320,000 In outstanding loans to farmers of Klamath county without a delinquent member is tho record of tho Klnmnth Falls National Farm Loan association at tho close of tho year. Old floors refinlshed. tTp-to-dnte sanding equipment. Phone, 64-3. 255 Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. ' tf Thoso who do not attend the grand musquernde ball at the Oriental cmr. I tens Wednesday, January 23, will be missing the most beautiful nnd spec tacular affair of tho season, lie thero. 255 "We will loan you monev to hntM nr buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. plans to erect a modern sawmill con venient to tho timber as soon as trans portation facilities are available," ac cording to' announcement hero today by C J. Pape, .representing the com pany, which he said intends to use the lumber In building operations in China and other parts of the Far East About $4,000,000 was involved in the deal. The timber was taken over, from the Hammond Lumber company and the Michigan-Oregon Lumber company." PORTLAND, Ore., .Jan. 18. Be tween 800,000,000 and 1,000,000,000 feet of timber on two tracts aggregat ing 5000 acres have been -acquired in eastern Tillamook . county for the Shanghai Building company, which -'IS VERY KNOWN FOKM OF INSURANCE AND - " BONUS f R, A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK .BUILDINO $ ' .'SINCE J90, Diarys and Date Books for 1924 For office arid personal use. Prices from 30c to $5.00 All sizes and bindings MEDFORD BOOK STORE Louie's Money Savers Extra Special 6 lbs. pure Cocoa . .a ., . . 25c Gallon Tomatoes (with puree) ea. . .'. .20c Gallon Peaches, Pears, Plums and, Apples, each ...... ; . ::.fy:50c Free demonstration of Diamond Y products by Mrs. L.,Brasted, factory representative Come in and Have a Fine Cup of Coffee Our New Delivery Service Is Prompt and Careful You Can Buy It for Less at Louies' and You Don't Have to Carry It LOUIE'S Free Delivery Phone 271 l ll rrr.. . . ll I 1 KIALIU 1 Only 2 days left to see this great sensation! ' - with James I KIRKWOOb,.'. I i'Ci" Anna Q. Nllsson. Jvv.V Tully Marshall- J, A Romance of Vi PmY Paris and the )P 1 African veldt. "?mys ( hi iTHiwi; Continuous Shows Tomorrow. . 12:30 to 11:00 P. M. Ml I.I I II III Coming Sunday GLORIA SWANSON In "Bluebeard's 8th Wile" I I I I I I I I I I I Jl ''Mill 1 1 1 II