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medfoi?d sedl tutbtote. medfoud, oreaox, frtday. December r, 102-1
h
ocal and
Personal
"On ncf inl)t.r luth the volri-H nt i H. M. Wilson r'litrn"1 nirly this
whool tllRtrlt't number 4 are to vote limrninK on the Shn.st:i from Husaii
unon a fronoxltion to lsue 1 1 ii5.0UU In i villc Calif., whi-re lie has been on
Ht:h"ol hondH, for the purpose of roll- business for the past week.
HtruetlnK a Hi hool ImiIMIiik to relieve Spec ial sale of Chinese baskets nt I)e
tho present eonxented condition," says Voes'. Klve sizes 15c to $1.0(1. tf
the Hnseburi; News iievlew. "The, ii,.lrc:Unu ml tire renalrlni:
t ouoi uouru, iijiiuwinK ineir ii'kuiiu
Tho delegates of tho hlch school to
the slate student body and press asso
ciation officers aniiual convention,
which Is belnu held in Kukciio this
week end, left early yesterday morn
ing for Eugene. Those from the local
hiith school who are attending the
convention nt the University of Ore
Kun are Morvln Chastaln, student
body president; Joyce .Maddox, secre
tary of tho student body: Arthur
Schoenl. editor of tho Crater, Almus
Pruitt, editor of the HI TimeB, and
Miss Maurine Carroll, faculty ad
visor. Aberdeen Utah Coal, Utah's best
Hansen Coal Co. l'hone 239. 122lf
Wouldn't a pair of bookends be nice
to give them. Swems have a, wonder
ful assortment. 219
Nineteen more hundredths of an
Inch of rain fell during the 24 hours
ending at 8 o'clock this morning. It
was cloudy and rainy today, and un
settled weather and probable rain is
predicted for Saturday.
Ttamboo basket, trimmed with ring
tassel, beads and coin, 14c and up.
Jan Art Store. 233"
If you cannot get down town phone
your Christmas orders to Jane fanedi
eor. Tel. 137. 120'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hazelrlgg have
bought the Wilson bungalow on
Kings highway and are now moving
In. .
flnslng out Community and Holmes
& Edwards silverware at prices below
cost. Weeks & Orr. 219
The local hotel business, which has
been very quiet since a few days be
fore Thanksgiving, Is bocoming quite
brisk ngaln, nnd a number of tour
ists and other travelers from tho state
and nation arrived yesterday.
New piano for sale at a sacrifice.
Knsy terms. Noel Krokine. l'hono
729-W. 223
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Kloyd Young of l'errydalo, De
cember 1, at the Hacrod Heart hos
pital. Give Bill a lilllfold. Kwom'a Olft
Bhop. 219"
Enterics for tho Poultry Show close
Dec. 6. Send for entry blanks to J.
H. Fuller, secy, Ashland. 220
Out of town Oregonlans here, most
of whom arrived Thursdny lncludo
F. Smith of McMlnnvllle, E. K. I.unn,
W. H. Prunk nnd F. W. Hosebrnugh
of Salom. Mark Cnrtcr, Mr. and Mrs.
R. U Giles and H. McGlnnls of
Rosoburg, B. Kirk of Cleveland, E. P.
Stono of Dallas, Ralph Mondy, C. W.
Hrooks, R, H. Morlan of Eugeno, P.
A. Young of Albany, E. C. Koppen of
Klamath Falls, Roy D. Zimmerman of
Canby and Ben S. Fisher of Marsh
field. We make you an allowanco for
tires that can bo retreaded. Trade
now. Exchange Tiro Co., 28 N. Riv
erside, Medford, Oregon. 224
Wo pay rash for used pianos. Pal
mer Piano House. tf
city today from tho Hilt. Calif., hoc-(cause they fit.
Hon. who arrived Jn tho city Friday.
Closing out Community and Holmes
& Edwards sllverwaro at prives below
cost. Weeks ft Orr. 219"
Handkorchlefs. A splendid selec
tion to choose from. Handicraft
Shop. 22 1
F. C. Johnson, representing tho
American Extension University is in
Medford this week on business.
Johnson's Jewelers, watch special
ists, tf
Milk and cream at DoVoe's. If'
Tho athletic association of tho First
Baptist church will hold a business
and social session this Frldny, 7:30 p.
m. In tho church rocroatlon room.
All mombers and othors Interested arc
urged to bo present.
It's tho thought In tho gift that
counts. Swc id's Gift Bhop. 219
Try our dry wash, 7c per lb.; mini
mum 76c. All flat pieces ironed.
American Laundry. Phone 873. tf
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Griovo are
visitors in tho city who came down
from thoir homo at Prospect yester
day. Special salo of Chlnose baskets at
DoVoes. Fiva sizes, lGc to $1.00. tf
A manicuro set is a suggestion for
J. It. Winn has purchasod tho Le
land J. Knox properly on west 9th
street.
Enter your birds for tho Poultry
Show at Aashland Dec. J-10-11-13.
220
Palmer Piano House routs pianos.
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j
Real Chance
to Save
Large Flour sacks, used
by bakers contain a high
grade of heavy muslin.
We are overstocked and
will sell them tomorrow
at
96c the doz.
3 doz. $2.50
The regular price is $1.20
the dozen.
K The COLONIAL
80. Oregon' Finest Bakery
meeting last night, have Issued a state
ment totho voters of the district, plan
ing the matter fairly and squarely be
fore them. Tho school board in act-
ling upon this matter is determined
that tho voters shall fully understand
the situation, believing that tho pro
gressive spirit of this community, and
the deslro that tho children of Rose
burg nnd vicinity be given tho very
best possible in the way of education,
will demand that tho plans, formu
lated after tho most careful study, be
put Into action."
Hand mado book ends $1.70. Med
ford Hook storo. tf
a practical and personal gift to the
girl at school or traveler. Sworn's
Gift Shop. 219
Operators of radio receiving sets in
Grants Pass report that they nro ex
periencing much trouble at the present
time through the unskillful manipula
tion of regenerative receiving sets.
They may be enjoying an especially
good number when a loud squeal from
a regenerative set breaks In. The
trouble appears to be getting worse,
being especially noticeable In certain
parts- of tho city. Grants Pass Cour
ier. Closing out Community and Holmes
& Edwards Silverware at prices below
cost. Weeks & Orr. 219
All hats reduced at Lottie Howard's.
220
The Thlft Shop still continues Its
Docember nnlo. Some nice rompers
for small children, shoes and many
other useful articles. A special sale
In womens and chlldrens coats. Any
one having donations phono 456, Thrift
Shop.
Trade in old tires on new and avoid
trouble on bad roads. Exchango Tire
Co., 28 K. Riverside, Modford, Ore
gon. 224
Raised dragon design tea set con
sisting tea pot, sugar bowl, creamer
and six cups and saucers. Special
$6.85 set. Jap Art Store. ' 233
Temporary visitors here from the
state of California, include. F. M. Gor
dons of MoCloud, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Smith of Weed, Tom Pendergaat of
Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Oliver
of Alameda, A. R. Matthews, Mr. nnd
Mrs. O. C. Vanx, I). P. MeCluro,
Thomas Redd, K. Regans and F. S.
Chandler of Los Angeles, and the
fojlowlng from San Francisco: H.AId
ridgo, H. A. Kraatz. lr. and Mrs. V.
Vance, W. A. Sills. William Crowley,
James Goffney, C. R. Cunningham,
H. R. Galthcr, 8. A. Ruck, Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. G. Gossling and Jerry Schien-
feld.
(Jelling out, ranches, autos, phono
graphs, household goods. Gold Ray
Realty Co.
Trappers, Attention! I want a few
good coyote skulls; also llnx cat skulls.
Bartlett, tho Furrier. Phono 120-X,
(V ten pound girl was born to Mr.
nnd Mrs. R. F. Kruggel of Ashland
yesterday morning at tho Ashland
Community hospital.
Gllted fruits basket, $2.50 value.
now 98o. Jap Storo. 233
You ran tell our radiator covers bo-
Medford Auto Top.
Grapo street.' 230
Miss Gladys Applegale, chief filing
clerk of tho C. O. P. Co. main office
at Medford. Is In Yreka this week ut
tho local offlco on official business.
Yerka; Journal.
Tho Pantorium does all kinds of
plentlng. Phono 244. 206tf
For sand and gravel phono 912-.T.
Samuel Hateman. 44tf
Paul McKoo of the Copco Co., Is in
San Francisco transacting business.
Haled alfalfa hoy. John Carkln,
Modford. Phono 317. 227
The Ashland Winter Fair Is Dec.
9-10-11-12. 220
.Percy A. Young, of Albany, Ore,
who is deputy exalted 'ruler for tho
Elks' order for Oregon south and
president of the First National bank
of Albany; and Hen S. Fisher, a prom
inent lawyer of Marshflold nnd presi
dent of tho stato Elks' nssocintlon,
who paid tho local Elks lodgo official
visits last night, wore among the guests
at, tho Chamber of Commerco forum
this noon. They thon left for Klam
ath Falls to visit tho Elks lodgo there
tonight nnd will visit the Ashland
lodgo of Elks tomorrow night.
New Theater Uulldtng. South Central.
224
Tho Southern Oregon Toultry Show
at Ashland Deo. 9-1Q-1 1-12. 220
J. H. Roberts Is among the local
callers here from Copco, having ar
rived yesterday.
Jap crepo, all colors, 20c per yard.
over 5 yards. Jap Ait Storo. 233
Danco Eagle Point Saturday night,
December 6. 219
Mrs. Sanders of West Side Is spend
ing some time in California visiting
with relatives.
Rudlator covers for Christmas. Or
der now. Medford Auto Top. Grapo
street. 230
Ribbon novelties for gifts, priced
trom 25c to $3. Handicraft Shop. 221
W. 11. Jenkins, representative or
tho Southern Pacific passenger de
partment of Portland was hero yester
day on business.
December 5th Is tho Inst dny wo can
take orders for personal engraved
Christmas cards. Medford Hook Storo.
. tf
Alford's Imperial Orchestra will play
at Eagle Point Saturday night. 219
Among Portland residents who ure
tcmpornry sojourners in this city are
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo ti. Root. J. A.
Molt. E. E. Hosworth. R. L. Hill, Louis
F. Jones, Hurt PJugh, C. W. liiown.
Jack Ijindes, Mr. and Mrs. Mnrt
Hranch, H. J. Crafts. C. L. McNeil. S.
M. McKlnnon, R. W. Itrohm, W. S.
Ulery, A- H. Rockwell, F. K. Hooker.
J. A. Bennett, R. W. Walker. C. P.
Martin. E. V. Satcr. H. S. Fuller. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Prag, Loona Prugg nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Helllg.
Holiday special. Dodgo valves
ground and enrbon removed $4. Cot
tage Service Station and Onrago. 219
Rummage sale Don't forget the
rummage sale by the Presbyterian
ladles December 11, IS nnd 13. Golden
Rule building, coiner 6th and North
Central. ?1!
guaranteed, Steam on every day. Ex
change Tiro Co., 28 N. Riverside, Med
ford, Oregon. 2 24
L. O, Williams was a local business
caller yesterday from i:-agl
Ilig slock of toys are sold at sac
flee prices at Jap Art Store. 233
Dance till 2:3'l a. in. Eacjo Point,
Saturday night, December 6. 219
Mr. and Mrs. I.Wiuul-Cantrall were
among the visitors here today from
Applegitte.
Maderia embrol-'ery. centers, nap
kins, scarfs and etc. All new stock;
Handicraft Shop. 221
Rummage Sale Don't forget the
rummage sale by the Presbyterian la
dies December 11. 12 and 13, Golden
Rule building, cor. 6th and North
Central. 219
There was born to 'Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
W. Tucker, a ten pound girl, at their
home south of this city, yesterday
morning.
Johnson's Jewelers, watch special
ists, tf
Unity literature teachers people how
to be healthy, efficient, prosperous,
harmonious nnd happy. Free distri
bution. 718 West Main Street.
nan u. Herring, deputy collector
of internal revenue left yesterday for
Klamath Falls, where he will spend
several week on business in connec
tion wilh that ofice.
For the gift that Is different nnd
unique go to Jane Snedicor's Art Shop.
No. 3 No. Ilartlett. 120
Southern Oregon's most beautiful
ball room The Oriental Gardens.
Dance there Saturday nights. 219
L. F. l.ozier arrived in Rosoburg
last Tuesilay to be there several days
on business. He Is a representative of
the Oregon Granite Works.
Oranges, oranges, oranges, 1'ic doz
en at Devoe's. 21Slf
All Dennlson gift wrapping material
ready for salo. Medford Hook Store.
tf
Fred L. Colvlg, a uputy collector
of Internal revenue, is confined to his
ho-nie on account of sickne.-s.
Dance at tho Oriental Gardens Sat
urday nights. 219
New Christmas styles In photos at
tho Upstairs Photo Shop. 208 West
Main. The only studio west of tho rail
road track. Have them taken any
time In tho week or on Sunday. Also
open evenings until 8 o'clock. 221
Notice to Public.
People hnvlng chickens arc warned
to keep them Inclosed.
liy order of
220 CHIEF OF POLICE.
DO YOUR BIT FOR THE BOY SCOUT All children's
paid admissions donated to the Boy Scout campaign fund.
CRATERIAN AND RIALTO THEATRES.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Leasehold and going bus
iness, small stock of gooiU. six cows,
I calves, separator. NO bens. 2 siinll
houses mid store house, postoffice
pays $15 per month; rental $300 per
yeur In advance. $1300 will handle
nil. See Holmes for Homes. Nash
Hotel Corner. Phone 329. 220
LOST Pair of tortoise shell glasses.
Lvava ui this olfuo. U
REASONS
Why You
Should Be One
of the Many
Hundreds
to See
Z ANE
GREY'S
" Wanderer' of
the Wastelands"
It's a Zane
Grey Story
It Is Produced
Entirely in
Natural Colors 1
And Best Reason Is
- Because It's at
2.-3..
Sunday Ernest Torrence iri
"The Side Show of Life"
Hunt's Craterian iw 1 ?.l 3
FRITIAY ANn UTIIRIUY 1tAi. 16 IJ
iiiim mil univnvni
ADOLPM IVJKOft
t JC5SC L LASK.Y meSEUT
tfectvJt of At thtAjo
The TEN
.Commandments
CECIL B. DeMILLE
Story by Jeame Macpherson
JUJ Cparamount (production
(famous plaers-lasky corporation)
RIESENFELD Score by ORCHESTRA OP TWENTY
Twice daily at 2:15 and 8:15
sharp. MAIL ORDERS NOW.
Seats on sale at box office,
Wednesday, December 10
All Seats Reserved Buy in Advance
Mats., 50c, 85c, $1.10; Nights, 85c, $1.10, $1.65, inc. tax.
Wonderful Colorful Thrilling;
ECONOMY GROCETERIA
" The Home of Bread. Like Mother Made
Oranges Oranges
Onec a year, when the market appears to be at the lowest point,
we buy heavily and hold cilr annual Orange Sale. Saturday is
the day. Extra sweet new naval oranges, averaging about 250
to the box, freshly picked and good keepers for Christmas:
By the dozen 13c
By the i case $1.43
By the case . ,. . $2.79
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
Along with the oranges came a lot of Florida Grape Fruit, size 70;
just the size for family use. ' i
By the dozen 98c
By the 1 case . . . i . . .$2.83 ,
OTHER SPECIALS
Van Camp's Hominy, No. 2 can 4 for 35c
Goody Goody Peas, No. 2 cans . 15c
Sunkist Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 can , 33c
Prepared Mustard, l ib. jar 17c
Catsup, large bottle . . 20c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per lb , . 20c
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 38c
Pure Fruit Jelly, No. 10 can . $1.49
Regular $1.00 Box Chocolates . 59c
' QUALITY MEATS
Steer Beef or Veal Stew, per lb. 10c
Steer Beef Roast, per lb 15c
Fancy Veal Roast, per lb 15c
BAKERY AND DELICATESSAN
Cream Puffs,- good old-fashioned Cream Puffs, filled with pure
Whipped Cream. For Saturday. . . . 4 for 19c
CORN MEAL MUSH Everybody likes fried mush, but don't like
to make the mush. We will do it for you, and will sell you
enough for a family breakfast. Just the size to slice and fry . . . 10c
GATES & LYDIARD
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
HUTCHISON & LUIMSDEN
AGENTS FOR
JuocitecfGsier
Ask to set- lino Xo. all colors, price per pair $1.50
Xo. 4f!H0 is one of the lu-st silk liose on the market for. pair..$1.00
Another special is No. 2'20 at. per pair 5Q