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MEBFCmn MATT; TTCTTWR AfEPEOflT). OT?EfiOT, FTUPAV. XOYnMRER 21. 1021 PAGE THREE ' locainnas "If the mineral properties of OrcROn were in Aluaku or the Orient or South America, there would h0 plenty of muney remly to develop them, but the Kiiihs In ulwiiyn Kieener in the other , fallows' ;:ud anil that In why the lire. Kim posaihilitleH lire neuleeted they are too near home to have the glamour of romance and adventure, " asserted a minim; engineer In the Hotel Port land lobby yemerday. "The United States geological survey stales that the . greutest mineral belt In the United Stutes is In the Grants Pass district. I know, for example, that a big con cern made on offer of $10,090,000 a ' yeur ago for copper property in south western Oregon, but the title Is tied up in litigation and so no salo can be ' made because of warring owners, and this prevents the development of the property. Gold, there Is a-plenty and some time a profitable way will be de vised for extracting tho gold from the black sand." Oregonlan. Uig sale on millinery at The Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe. M. M. Store. 21JS Have you tried that biff milk: shake at DeVoa's? ' Leave orders for fancy dressed turkeys nt Marsh's Grocery. 20S Each day ; ' someway enfoy ROMAN MEAL, a prop erly balanced food, and be come regular as clockwork Ira Tungate was among the busi ness callers in the city today from llutte Falls. Phllco Radio Batteries and charg ers. Philc Sales and Service.-IV olor llnnlehmn. Hi N. Central. 209 Best selections for the early Christ mas shopper. A deposit reserves any thing. Jane. Snedlcor, 3 N. Bartlett. 209 Hlg sale or millinery nt Tho Emmy Lou Halhoope. M. M. Store. l!0! Included among the residents of Eugene who arrived In the" city yes terday are Mr. arid Mrs. Kred M. How ley, F. W. Marks and J. L. Fuller. F. E. Powell of Albany and Ora Gordon and K.. E. Godron of Fort- Klamath aro also visitors here. We make you nn nllowance for tires that can be retreaded. Trade now. Exchange Tiro Co. 28 N. Riv erside, Medford. Oregon. 211 Lottie Howard wants to show you her new satin hats. 209 Good player piapo with SO rolls for sale cheap. II. G. Launspach, nt 'eeks &. Orr. 20S Ira V. Reynolds of the Commercial Cnion Assurance company of Port land was a business visitor In Medford today. ' Leave orders for fancy dressed turkeys at Marsh's Grocery. -t 208 "Real Silk" Hosiery Mills of Indian apolis, lnd. All colors silk and silk and wool. Agent. Tel. 749-R. 209 Rig sale on millinery nt The r.nimy Lou Mat Shoppe. M. M. Store. 208 Mrs. Charles Logan and Mrs. Wil liam Pellock of Yreka, Calif., spent yesterday In this city. when we were forced to vacate our Present location all our Christmas goods were on the ocean en route to this country from Japan. Thoso goods aro now all in and we must sacrifice them before moving this week. Jap Art Store. 209 Get a wonderful Phllco Rattcry for your car. Phllco sales ana bervice, 113 N. Centrnl ave. 209 One hundred very smart coats, spe cially priced. Splendid values, Satur day only, at Tho Vanity Shop, Main and llartlett. 20S , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muirhcad left last night for San Francisco. They will attend the California-Stanford game nt Berkeley tomorrow and spend Thanksgiving at Los Angeles where they expect to see the auto races. . Genulno Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf : All this week wo are giving 20 per cent discount nt our anniversary sale and" a nice present w.lth every pur chase of $5 or more. Sinclair's Jew elry Shop. 208 Velvet trimmed hats $4.95 to $9.95 Saturday, only, at Tho Vanity Shop, Main and Bartlett. 208 The power line from Pendleton, which srvves Pilot Rock was put out of cojumission last, week when wild geese flew against tho line, causing a short circuit.,. Two. of the seeso were killed. One hundred very smart coats, spe cially priced. Splendid values, Satur day only, nt The Vanity Shop, Aula and llartlett. 20S All Knights of Pythius are urged to attend a Pythian Homo Love Offering and social meeting at tho K. of 1. hall at 8:30 p. m. Monday, November 24th. Bring a Jar of 'fruit, Jam or Jelly for tho Pythian home. Bring your family and friends to enjoy the program, and lunch. , 208 Leave orders for fancy dressed turkeys nt Marsh's Grocery. 208 A special community father and son service, will be held Sunday at 7:30 p. in. at the First Ruptbit church, which will be of Interest to the fath ers and boys of Medford. Among the special features will be a talk on ".My Idea of a Dad'" by Philip Lonsherry; n recital btn by George Sllllman en titled "Only a Dad" and nn iidilress "Pads and Lads'" by Rev. F. R. Leach. The choir will have extra music In cluding a song on "Hymn to Father." Fathers are lisked to attend with their boys. ' , Before you buy that, piano seo II. G. Launspach. He knows pianos and is reliable. Office at Weeks and Orr. 208 J. V. Twiford of Portland Is spend ing a few days in this city transacting business. Have your floorts waxed and pol ished and your windows cleaned by A. M. Rhoades. phono 705-AV. tf Unity literature teaches peoplo how to bo healthy, efficient, prosperous, harmonious and happy. Free distri bution, 718 West Main St. One hundred very smart coats for Saturday only, 25 to 50 per cent dis count. The Vanity Shop. .Main and Bartlett. . S08 Company A, tho local unit of tho Oregon National Guard, received their quarterly pay checks Wednesday ev ening, nt which time approximately $2000 were distributed among tho company members. Seventy-five real good silk, wool and velvet drosses for $14.95 for Saturday nnlv nt The Vanity Shop. 208 I Spitzenburg and Newtown apples for salo at Greenwood & Anderson's. ! End of No. Central St. tf Johnson's Jewelers, watch speci alists. x tf Mrs. S. Adams has ' returned from San Francisco where she has been I visiting for some time past. I f Dance with the crowd tomorrow night at the Oriental Gardens. 208 Hemstitcnlng 8c a yard. The Van- I tv Khon. Bnrtlett and Main. tf The Medford-Klamath Falls stage line, have been operating a freight line for two years ami have started a pas senger line between the same points. They use Packard curs, inclosed and healed, run twice a day each way, and their office is located with the Oregun aCllfornia Distributing Corporal inn. 123 W. Main street. H. 1:. Turplu Is manager. Just think of It. $2.95 buys the very best felt hat ill my shop. Snlurd.iy only, nt The Vanliy Shop. 20.v Seventy-five real good silk, wool nnd velvet dresses for $14.05, for Sat urday only nt The Vanity Shop. 2os Try our home-made candles and place your order with Jane Snedlcor. 3 N. Harllett. JO'.i" Dance at the oriental Gardens every Saturday night. Admission a dime. 2$S Do you love good music? If you do attend the dance at the Oriental Gardens tomorrow nii;ht. 20.S Portland residents arriving In the city Thursday on temporary visits in clude tho following: Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Mulford, II. U. Hammer. II. II. Ber ry. E. M. Brunner, Mr. and Mrs. J. Prag. Leona Pragg. 1. McKay. YV. A. Cowglll, C. L. Lindsay, F. Hawes, C. M. Roberts, Frank M. Redman, Charles J. MePhee, ('. It. Seamon, F. A. shafers. T. II. Cartful, E. J. Slur man, Henry Waters. Leo. G. Stanton. .1. ll.'Hunnlng. W. Garrett. B. Lee. T. R. Steelhammer. C. T. Schmeer, YV. A. Gravelle, J. O. Ferris. R. M. Oilier, L. 1). Fellmun, S. R. Walker, Rufus C. llolman, ,10. Sknblt'.Ue. J. E. McGIll, II. F. Co mill R. P. Williams. Don't miss tho splendid $14.95 sale of silk, wool and velvet dresses for Saturday ' only at The Vanity Shop. Main gild llartlett. 208 VelK't trimmed hats $4.95 to $9.S5 Saturday only, at The Vanity Shop. Main and Uurtlrtt. 20S Selling out, ranches, autns, phono graphs, household goods. Gold Ray Realty Co. Columbia plaster wall board. Call tot pricqp. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. Jerry Jerome of Tho Auto Supply company, who is spending it few months In Yakima. Wash., on busi ness, writes Qiat they are having cold weather and quite n bit of snow there. S. R. Walker of San Francisco, from the Lathan Auto Supply company, was a local business caller today. Saturday special of $2.95 on felt hats In nil colors. One day only. Tho Vanity Shop. Main and Bartlett. 208 Pollock Krlckson, new wood yard carries all kinds of wood. Prompt do livery. Phone 1140. v 210 We pay for ashes and Boll dirt cheap, airown & White Agency, Inn. tf Only eh:ht out of tho state cars were registered nt tho local state bu reau in the Chamber of Commerce building hero yesterday, which was about the same number of such cars to be registered Willi the bureau Wednes day. Velvet bats $1.95 to $:l.95 Saturday only, at The Vanity Shop. Main anil Bartlett. 20N Saturday special of $2.95 on felt bats In all colors. One day only. The Vanity Shop. Main at Bartlett. 2US Willi every purchase of $10 or over ... cli-.v fit vitn f ' ii l,e:i tit (I'll I slralld I of pearl beads, as lung ns our supply lasts. Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 2o.x Get expert help with your lamp shade problems. Seo Jane Sneitii'or. 3 N. Bartlett. -''' COLDS 'Tape's Cold Compound" Breaks a Cold Right Up Take two tablets every three lioura until three doses aro taken, Tho lirnt dose always gives relief. The second and third doses compU'ti'lv break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no quinine or opiatw. Millions use "Pape'a Cold Compound." Price, thirtv-flvo cents. Druggists guarantee it. Louie's Money Savers Pure Cocoa, 1 lbs. for 25c Local Walnuts, lb . . . 25c Large Franquette Walnuts, lb.. . .35c Large Newtown Apples, free from worms, box $1.50 Golden Pumpkin, gal. cans, each.50e No. 2 Hominy, new pack, each. . . .10c Crated Cheese, regular 20c seller, special 10c Full Cream Cheese, lb 25c English Breakfast Tea, lb 25c You can buy it for less at Louie's and -you don't have to carry it. ' LOUIE'S FREE DELIVERY PHONE 271 linmiww 44 an Thanksgiving Is Only zffl a Few Days Away '3K 20th CENTURY MONEY SAVING FOOD DEPOTS in Oregon and Washington. Chock full of good wholesome, ap petizing food stuffs, will help you solve the problem of what to serve Thanksgiving. Your most conveniently located 20TH CENTURY STORE is 31 N. CENTRAL, MEDFORD 4 Days of Special Prices SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 22, 24, 25, AND 26 . SHORTENING Only the finest per pound , ...; 20c CAMPBELL'S SOUPS Famous Our stock is complete with seasonable mercandise, including many items that add materially to the success of the Thanksgiving Dinner. ; for Quality Tomato at 3 i'or....25c FANCY Canned Goods Midget Peas Tiny String Beans ; Baby Beets Fruit Salad Fresh Figs Mushrooms FANCY Bottled Goods Exquisite Queen Olives Exquisite Stuff ed Olives Large Ripe Olives Oyster Cocktail Sauce Orange Marmalade French Marrons FANCY Dried Fruits Golden Dates Fard Dates Stuffed Dates Stuffed Figs Layer Figs Cluster Raisins FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS Fancv Cheese Quality Mince New Nuts Imported Swiss Imported Roquefort Imported Edam Imported Camembert American Swiss American Camembert Fancy Grated Old English Cream Brick McLarens Imperial McLarens Nippy Meat Heinz in Glassr Heinz in Tins Libby's in Glass Libby's in Bulk Home Made in Bulk None Such in Package EXTRA FANCY SPITZENBERG APPLES Soft Shell Walnuts Soft Shell Almonds Brazil Nuts, , ,. Pecans Filberts Chestnuts Shelled Walnuts Shelled Almonds ShehVd Pecons Salted Almonds Salted Peanuts Home Made Plum Pudding Home Made Fruit Cake HOME MADE CAKES-HOME MADE PIES-CANDIED CHERRIES CANDIED PINEAPPLE CANDIED CITRON-CANDIED ORANGE AND . LEMON PEEL V .; We will have FANCY DRESSED TURKEYS Place your order now. . - Experienced Salesmen to Serve You PF'rcsnuAT. ATTENTION PROMPT SERVICE All others, each..:....1. 10c MINCE MEAT Finest Hulk, lb.25c SHRIMP New pack, can 19c , WALNUTS Large extra fancy budded, 1924 crop, lb. LAYER FIGS Jitst packed, lb..20c RAISINS Fresh Thompson's Seedless' Raisins iu bulk, 3 lbs...29c. 2f-pound boxes $2.25 CHOCOLATES Pound .......25c .40c SLICED PINEAPPLE La if-1 ...,29c ..$1.69 20c 2' cans, Standard, each... G for DROMEDARY DATES New Stock package ALMONDS 1 924 Croj Paper Shells, pound , 29c FRENCH CREAMS Pound 29c JELLO Any kind, each 10c MARASCHINO CHERRIES 3-oz. bottle ........ '...a 15c MAZOLA OIL Pints 27c Quarts :..49c RIPE OLIVES In bulk, pint......25c 2 tins '....35c OEST'S MARMALADE Uottlc.l9c CRISCO 3-lb. tins 73c ,0-lb. tins : $1.4 20TH CENTURY COFFEE, 45c POUND HIGHEST GRADE You can save 10c a pound and get the best, Roasted in our own Roaster daily, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables That Meet Approval at Surprisingly Low Prices;' Really There Isn't a Better Place to Buy Groceries ; I, ' ', STORES CONVENIENTLX LOCATED ,v; OYSTERS A. & L. No. 1 cans, ' CLUSTER RAISINS New pack, ea.ch :: : .. 19c CURRANTS Royal Club Large package ,.,...20c BAKER'S PREMIUM CHOCO- ' . LATE pound 19c SUNMAID RAISINS 2 large packages - ...25c LEMON AND ORANGE . PEELS Pound 35c CURTIS PIMENTOS Each ......10c . ' CHEESE Full Cream, Pound....30c CITRON Highest grade, l!).,.......60c BURNETT'S VANILLA - ' . 2-o. bottle ;...:: '..:.35.c. GRAPE FRUIT Van Camp's pack, can' - 10c 20th Gentury Grocery 31 N. Central Ave., Medford, Oregon U' t-Jv.-.'. -VI ' V;-1'".'; ',) Medford Center Market Everybody Can Afford to Have Turkey for Thanksgiving Dinner This Year. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW WITH US ALL A l BIRDS ft JL UlltJVlUAu I We Deliver SEE WINDOW , PHONE 252 Phone 255 H. E. MARSH GROCER ' SEE WINDOW PHONE 252 EMIL PECH, Manager