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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1924)
SIEDFORfi MATTj TTtTftTOTR MEDPffllP, OKEOON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. 1024 F373E six B. F. Joy Sarah R. Janney Walter Jennings MEDFORD FOR THE O. B. Jennings - W. B. Jackson yLlllllllllllllllilll!! 1 The Men's Shop 5 Formerly Springer & Lee H Now in Our New Location 104 West Main St. a .: New Palm Building S3 1 COME IN AND SEE US iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin CLEARANCE SALE We have a few "left overs" from the holt' day season that we want to move and als6 a few odds and ends that we are offering at very reasonable prices. A number of floor and bridge lamps that were priced at $13.75 $23.50 $24.50 $23.25 $10.00 all offered at 20 off this week 1 Western Electric Washer, in good condi tion except paint $90.00 1 Easy Washer, Has all copper tub $55.00 1 Eureka Electric Sweeper. Special $25.00 1. Westinghouse Range (used) . .$150.00 1 new model Hotpoint Hughes Range, in excellent condition, used short time only $150.00 1 Wood Heating Stove, just the stove for office or store .' . . .$15.50 Also several other items not listed here, but priced attractively in order to make room for new appliances. MOTORS WATER SYSTEMS PUMPS, etc. PAUL'S Electric Store 33 North Central Medford Building Mt. Pitt $1.75 ; Marvel Loaf $1.60 I; MORTON MILLS WATCH YOUR . BATTERY PRESTO-LITE BATTERY STATION Tlio lint of jurors from this city, drawn from the county court, for tho year, Is as follows: Ilert Anderson Geo. Andrews H. C. Applegate Andrew J. Anderson , Olln Arnsplgor flattie M. Alden. Martha B. Abbott F. L. Applegate B Orro Iloardman H. C. Burgess N. S. fionnett Bertha E. Bardwell -; Maud Blair Minnie B. Bellinger Ethel Bradley Fred nnrnobura; C. A. Bennett Ira S. Binns MARY K Bowline Robert II. IloyI J. D. Ileoson Allon W. Bish C W. It. Coleman Frank M. CorllBS F. K. Chllders Frances Cochran KHz. M. Cobb J. II. Cooloy Ich Cameron Newton Chancy Goo. 10. Corey C. N. Culy Vorne T. Cannon D Emma N. Drlskel Wm. G. Davis Chas. N. Davis . John II. Dodgo Volney Dixon Florence Dean Charlos Darby J. H. Duncan Florence MV Dltsworth D. D. DeVoe I-Aura Darby Lutle B. Dalloy Txiron L. Damon Margaret Irene DoLosh Bort R. Elliott I F Fred Frldogar Thos. J. Fuson Illce'Flndloy Leila A. FlomlnK. Margaret E. Fisher Erastus J. Fouts Wm. Fox Edward H. French Turner A. Flfer Glenn Fabrlck Albert D. Fry Q Walter S. Goro Nettie Goodrich Alice L. Goft Martha Gall " Lid la T. Garnett , Laura B. Godlove C. U Goff Marion F. Cribble Alloo M. Oetcholl Lydla Goff Kathorlne A. Gaildis E .E. Gore Goorge Gales H Maggie G. Howell Roland Hubbard Helen Hoss J. P. Hansen Charles W. Harrison Mao C. Honselman Grace E. Holmes ('has. 11. Howard Gertrudo O. Hashing Horace A. Hanscom Mary I llanby Lydla M. Howell A. llubburd Mary I,. Hoke W. S. Henry Anna Hicks Wm. U llallcy A. W. Hiibbs John A. Hemxtreot Frank W. Hollls Hobt. II. Hammond Tony Andros Howell Arthur I.. Hill "Friendly Servlct" Phon 90) ASPIRIN Say "Bayer"-Genuine 1 f Ik 4$ "lUvpr Ti Wclii of AnDirin.' have been proved safe by millions and prwicritxul dv pnysieisns over iwemj three years for Colds snd grippe misery. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cent onfj few cents at any drugstore, ts.cn psoa.' age contains proven directions for Cold: snd lens now o prepare an nsiur garble for sure throat and tonsilit Holen M. Jacobs Mildred V. Klum W. A. Kinney Ada J. Kingston Wilbur Kime ; W. 8. King ; P. M. Kershaw . 1. Geo. F. Lynch Samuel E. Leonard Jessie Lamb Helen H. Leach Grace D. Lydlard J. H. Leggttt ' Harold V. Lumsden Joseph W. Lawton Denlson T. Lawton ; M Alice Morgan' : W. G. Medley Mark Montgomery John C. Mann Josephine F. Murray Ella E. Medynskl Lena Marsh Livy A. Murphy Nellie McGowan '.' C. A. Meeker George Mordoff .- . -i .O'' James Owens ' 1 James S. Ortu , Clara Orr ; ' ' Wm. Offutt ' Milton Ottoman J. ; E. OlmsteaU ' ': ' ' P ' Frances Perry Rena B. Purdln . Prue Piatt Blanche Powell Maude A. Porter Geo. W. Prlddy J. A. Perry B. W. Paul M. E. Root Maud S. Rice . Wm. H. Rucker Emma J. Rces Luke Ryan Margaret Rankin W. J, Rogers . , Sarah L. Redden James E. Roberts Edwin R. Robinson Frank R. Roberts ' 3 Gordon Stout Lynn W. Bmlth Maude Stlckel , Ward B. Spatz Jennie M. Snedlcor Henry O. Shearer Wm. Stinson, Sr. Bert M. Sullivan Gilbert R. Satchwcll J. J.. Skinner . '". Chas. Strang . ' .T Henry A. Theirolf Henry II, Taylor C. P. Talent Eugene Thompson W. B. Thompson, Robert L. Taylor ' Chas. P. True , U Anna Ulrlch , Marie Ulrlch ... , VV-Z Ray E. Wright; Elnier E. Wilson Katherlno Wakeman Frank M. Wilson H. II. Weaver Zelma A. Wahl Jessie Wood ,. C. W. Whlllork MaryC. Warner Ruth Warner , O. N. Wilson 1 Flora A. White Alfred J. Weeks Nelson J. Wiley Wallace Woods . J. Whltlatch Addie Williamson Jessie E. Wood Harry G. Wortmnn Earl II. York 88 KRAKAUER PIANOS Now in New York Schools In 1922 the Music Committee of the Board of Education of New York, composed of men recognized throughout the world for their ability and appreciation of Tone Quality Durability Artistic Merit Chose forty-four Krakauer Pianos for use in the schools In 1923 in spite of extreme competition the first instruments had proved so satisfactory that they again chose Forty-four Krakauer pianos for additional schools Instruments of such a character that not only please the critical pur chaser at first but through the satisfaction they give, bring further com mendation in the form of "repeat orders, are business builders for the dealer Sherman Clay & Co. Products WEEKS & ORR Dealers ... ' ATTENTION ATTRACTED Much attention Is being attracted In Medford by the new Lincoln four passenger sedan which was received last SaturdBy by the C. E. Gates Auto company. This car Is the very last word in automobile construction, and Its beauty and performance is becom ing the "talk of tho town.- In the Lincoln. Henry FoVd's engineers have built every feature that is desired and will appeal to exacting motorists who prefer to drive a truly "fine car. The Lincoln body is of the very lat est design, It's Interior luxuriously fin ished, deep, comfortable seats and In laid side paneling. The sedan model now being shown at the Gates Auto company Is admirably fitted for tour ing having a Bnadous rear trunk for suitcases or luggage. One of the very finest features of the new Lincoln, however, lies under the hood. The powerful motor Is a veritable master piece of gasoline motor construction and gives the Lincoln driver a range of speed from three to eighty miles an hour in high. Its oven power in high gear at a low speed and smooth ac celeration is surprising. One really should see the new Lin coin, ride in It, to fully appreciate its beauty and performance. George Gates of the C. E. Gates Auto company has Issued a cordial invitation to southern Oregon' peoP'8 t0 8e tna new four passenger enclosed model at their show rooms at the corner of Sixth street and the Pacific highway. Gem-Nut Margarine It tastes good and how it saves money! ft Made in Portland -Jx t Swift &. Company, U. S. A. 14,
