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ocal and
Personal
Tho boar huntllifi Boason will open
next Sunday, und will cIobo at the end
uf tho month, durinK which time
hunters In Klamath, JODCphlno and
Jackson counties will have ample op
portunity to hunt and trap the uni-
nmls. The above named counties are
J. Trunk Adams, Klaniuth pioneer Washington slate residents reciM
nnd owner of the lasgest ninih in tered at local JioU'ls Include Mr. und
Klmwith county. Is In a hospital with Mrs. 8. K. Ferguson of Tiicoiiia and
a broken leg received when he Ihe following from Keattle: Air. and
klckod by a. horse while judging tho Mrs. Kilwln I'ulver, Mr. anil Mrs. II.
recent rodeo at Yroka. W. Kidder, ,T. (I. Newgurd. F. M. (io)-
Gold Hill lime, keep your home fire "! Mr S. Olll and N. U
hurnlnir. Jnckfinn pountv n roil lie t. nOIIO ,
better. For sale by Standard HooflnK
Co. $3.75 per bbl. 186tf
Pan co itlvernldo Community Club
Saturday night. Alford's orchestra.
A,
grower
This 1b candy week at Marsh's Gro
cery, mo
Daneo ut Oriental Gardens Satur
day night. 191
Stamping done to order on guaran-
tho only three in the elate where the was recently injured when a team of
N. Wright, well known peach everfant materials for towels,
r of the I'hoenlx district, who 'luchcon sets, and etc. New and ef-
bears arc protected eleven months of
tho year.
Matlo Vroman, teacher of piano.
Studio 124' Tripp street. Tel 183-K-2.
189
Between now, Oct. 28, 1925, and the
10th of November, 1925, any one that
wishes to buy tho rnllroad between
Jacksonville and Mcdford for $12,000
cash can do so by applying to W. H, lug, November 20th,
liarnum, Modford, Ore, 183 Jubilee.
horses he was driving ran away, is
still In bed, but Is slowly Improving,
According to reports he will bo Inca
pacitated for some time as a result of
bis injuries.
Fried chicken, ever ready. The Cov
ered Wagon, I'hoenlx. 192
if you aro a Methodist or a friend
of tho Methodists save Friday even-
fur tho Hurvest
189
Everybody is Invited to tho Hallow- Among Portland visitors here, who
e'en party, at Jacksonville, in the; arrived yesterday are F. C. Allen, W.
gymnasium, Friday night. There will
be a good tlmo, good program and
good eats.
The Modern Woodmen will give a
dance at tho M. W. A. hall Saturday
night, October 31st. 191
Screen dooors at Wallace Woods
Lumber yard. Cor, Hast Main and
Genesee. ' ' . . 88tf
John H. Carkln, city attorney, is
home from his business visit of a
week at Portland and Salem.
Special Apples, Woodlawn or
chard, one mile east of Central Point.
Spltzenburgs 60c and $1 box. 188
Vanity cases are going at $1.90 to
$3.95. AH purses and shopping bags
$1.96 at The Vanity Shop. , 190
The first fog of tho season .arrived
late last night, and was quite dense.
It did not lift until about 9 o'clock
this forenoon, when the sun broke out
strong. The prediction of unsettled
weather for the two previous days was
nbanloned by the weather bureau to
day, which forecasts generally cloudy
weather for Friday. The maximum of
yesterday was 8, and today's mini
mum was 33.
Have your furniture repaired by A.
N. Thlbault. Phone 969-R. 19?
Indoor circus Friday evening, Oc
tober 30th, at Howard School, Gen
eral admlsslson 5c. Admission to side
shows Gc. Every one invited. 189
Hotel guests here from a distance
Include Mr. and Mrs. H. Spoone of
Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. White,
J. 8. Kaufman, B. A. Shallhorn and
M. Kornfleld of New York City, D. C.
Hoyt of Lynchburg, Va., and L. D.
Fowlor of Denver.
Number one sugar pine shakes at
Faher's, Central Point 212
Ford light delivery, $40. Rumilntf
order, 1919 model; good tires. Phone
1199-J. 141 N. F. ' 191
Mrs. Geo. W. Dow leaves for Port
land today for a visit with relatives In
J. Hanson, D. H. Whit more, H. M.
Sampson, K. M. Pugh, C. C. Lamb,
Frank S. Smith. N. V. McClane, T. J,
Graham, J. S. Johnson. A. 8. Mundell,
C. A. Jobe. F. A. Westphnl, It. L.
Goodwin, V. F. Stater, C. B. Brown,
W. A. Knnon, Chas. C. Duncan, G. G.
Keily and B. G. Manholmer.
Hosiery, all the newest shades, $1
to $1.95, at The Vanity Shop sale. 190
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber yard, corner E. Main and
Genesee. 88
A nine and one-quarter pound girl,
named Barbara lillen, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Smith at Eaglo
Point Tuesday,.
Blouses $1.45 to $1.95 while they
last, at The Vanity Shop. 190
On salo Saturdny Handicraft
Shop. 6 piece checked glnghajn
breakfast sets, 36 Inch cover and 4
napkins. Carefully cut to Insure be
ing straight stamped, 60c each. 190
Charles B. Wotfo, accompanied 'by
his family, returned yesterday from
Longview, Wash,, where he had been
superintending the erection of a large
fencing contract for the Long-BeP
Lumber company, the materials for
which was supplied through Gaddls
and Dixon, western representalvcs for
Page fencing.
This Is candy wook at Marsh's Gro
cery. 4 .190
Vases, plain and fancy: many col
ors, shapes and sizes. Specially pric
ed. 15c to 99c. French-Larson Co.,
31 N. Bartlett. 194
Misses Ivaree Metcalf and Mario
Eicher, local school teachers, wero
visitors at Grants Pass In the early
port of tho week.
Hallowe'en Informal dlnnor dance
at Franklin's Friday night. 189
Large stock of Victor records at
Palmer's Muslo Store. ft
Mrs. Wilbur Jones and son Wilbur,
Jr.. returned Sundav event ntr from a
I week's visit with relatives In Modford
that city.
This la candy week at Marsh's Gro-'and Phoenix. In Modford they vlHlted
tfory. ' 190 at tho home of Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs.
Featuring children's Arrowhead . E. I Taylor, und at Phoenix with, an
hose, all sizes, 25c pair, Fronch-Iar- other sister, Mrs. J. M. Itader. Attor
son Co.". 31 N. Bartlett. 194 , ney and Mrs. Don Newberry accom pa-
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve wero vis- ' nled them homo last evening, rcturiir
ttors In the city yesterday from tho ing to the valley, late last night.
Prospect district
Hallowe'en Informal dinner dnnce
at Franklin's Friday night. 189
Saturday surprise sale of bronk
fnnt sets mado of good quality check
ed gingham. Stamped with attractive
patterns'. 60o each. Handicraft Shop.
190
Tho highway commission will be
through Grants Pass tomorrow on
Klamath Falls Ilerajd.
Dance Riverside Community Club
Saturday night. Alford's orchostra.
189
Dr. W. C. Schtfofor, dentist, dental
X-ray, extraction specialist, gas and
local anaesthetic. Phone 1117. 426
Modford Bldg. - 179tf
L. D. Harris and daughter have re
turned from San Francisco, whero
their way to Jacksonville where they, they had been spending tho past sev
are to meet with representatives of ieral weeks on business.
the super road district proposed fori If you aro a Methodist or a friend
tho construction of tho road to the 'of tho Methodists, suvo Friday oven
eaves. The commission will stop offline. Novomber 20th, for tho Harvest
hero for a viewing of the Itodwood Jubilee. 189
highway, it Is believed. Grants Pass
Courier.
Hnllowe'en rard party October 31.
nt 8 p. m. Pythian hall. Knights and
famlMes cordially invited. 189
Have your worn carpet made Into
a nice fluff rug. Rug Works, 706
Pino street. Phone 610-M. tf
Hlehard Banco, Is hero from Los
Angeles, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Thiernlf.
Tho Modern Woodmen will give a
dance nt the M. W. A. hall Saturday
night, October 31st. , 191
Ford light delivery, '19 model,
running order. $40. Terms. Phone
1 199-J. 141 N. Fir. 189
Emll Mohr and IT. C. Oaley were
nmong tho Medford men In Ashland
yesterdny on business.
Dresses, flnnnels nnd silks. $7.95 to
$15.00, on salo nt Tho Vanity Shop.
190
Fifty new lints nt Lottie Howard's.
190
r
"When the frost is
on the pumpkin
And the corn is in
the shock"
See our windows
before ordering
your Hallowe'en
goodies
The COLONIAL
Southern Oregon 'i
Finest Bakery
Violin students attention. E. P.
Brnsche, violinist and teacher of Eu
ropean training and formally Instruc
tor with three largest eastern colleges,
will receive applicants at Hotel Med
ford. 192
Tho 6000 copies of tho souvenir
Armistice Day program Issued by the
advertising committee of the local
American Legion post went Into tho
mails today, . . The program will go
Into tho homes of northern California
and southern Oregon and other sec
tions of the state.
Full fashioned service hose going
at $1. Chiffon hose $1.95. Tho Van
Ity Shop. 19u'
Good clean cottoti rags wantod at
Mali Tribune. tf
Mr. and Mrs. John Perl returned
last night from Portland, whero they
hnd been attending a slato convention
of undertakers.
Ijice collars nnd cuff sets for cost
at The Vanity Shop sale. 190
Hallowe'en mnsnuerade nnd frolic
nt the Roosevelt school Friday night.
Don t miss it. Admission nt door,
lulu II h i0u, children 5c. Sinn 11 addi
tional fee to side shows lit "Tho Saw
Dust Trail." 189
An auto collision which cnused lit
tle damage occurred yesterdny when
a Klamath Falls stage struck a car
drieen by A. Fordin, at tho Inter
section of 6th nnd Front streets.
Spoclul for Saturday Toilet soap, n
Pal outlive product. Lomon nnd al
mond. Regular 10c bur, A bars for
20c. French-Larson Co., 31 N. Bart
lett. 1S9
Kraut cabbage. Make your kraut
befnro cold weather nets in. American
Fruit nnd Produco Market, 109 E. 8th.
Phono 875. 192
Dr. H, P. Coleman, accompanied by
Fred Dutton of Eagle Point, left yes
terday for Portland, to spend severnl
days on business, with tho lutontlon
of returning November 6th.
Dance ltiverside Community Club
Saturday night. Alford's orchestra,
189
For those ho wnnt to buy fancy
potatoes we hnve shipped In a lot of
Inspected No. 1 Klamath Falls Gems.
These aro n new smooth potato nnd
cook up mealy. Johnson Produce Co.
241 N. Front St. Phone 97. tf
Duck hunters In the Iiikevlew re
gion nre having little success accord
Ing to n party that has lust Returned
from there. The birds have not been
coming Into that country yet and ns
A result there has been lltllo shuft.
ing Grants Pass Courier.
Friday nnd Saturdny, your last
chance to buy nt a big saving The
This is candy week at Marsh's Oro-
Itery. O 1900
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. L. Knotts nrrtved
this forenoon from Little Bear. Idaho,
to spend several weeks with Mr. nnd
Mrs, V-I Jorden here.
All clnsses of carburetors repnlred
nnd adjusted. Wllllnms A McCurley.
fective patterns. Handicraft Shop,
183
Mrs. B. M. Bush of tho Willow
Springs district, a patient at the, Sa
cred Heart hospital suffering from se-
vero Illness, Is reported to be slowly
Improving.
Val laces going at 5c a yard." Tho
Vanity Shop. 190
This Is candy week at Marsh's Gro
cery. 190
Choice, city lots on pavement with
all assessments paid, $50 down and
$10 per month at 6 per cent interest.
Charles A. Whig. Phone 728. 191
George Sutton, the' armless billiard
expert, who will give exhibitions in
Brown's billiard parlor tomorrow af
ternoon at 4 o'clock and evening, 8
o'clock, nrrlved In tho city today from
Portland and way points. When play
ing match play Sutton gives bllliarUlsts
a handicap of 100 points or no count.
However, as yet no announcement has
been mado to the effect that he will
meet local wizards of the cue. He will
give an exhibition tomorrow of fancy
and trick shots and will also give a
short lecture on amateur bllllardlsts
and their faults. It is understood.
Dance at Orlentul Gordons Satur
day night.
Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
the Handicraft Shop. tf1
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
boat pictures. tf
Let me write your fire insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Bldg.,
Phone 993. tf
According to present Indications no
medal" golf tournament will be held
next Sunday at the American Legion
golf course, after having been sched
uled to take place on that day, fol
lowing several postponements.
Trimmed hats going for $2.95 to
$9.95 at the big salo at The Vanity
Shop. 190
Hallowe'en pumpkins, nil sizes, at
the American Fruit and Produce Mar
ket. 109 E. 8lh. Phone 875. 189
For those who want to buy fancy
potatoes we have shipped In a lot of
Inspected No. 1 Klamath Falls Gems.
These are a new smooth potato and
cook up mealy. Johnson Produco Co.
241 N. Fir street. Phone 97. tf
Chicken tamales nnd fresh huckle
berry plo are among tho things to be
featured at the public market next
Saturday mornling. The market thin
morning was somewhat light due to
continued frosts. However, a heavy
supply of squash was on hand.
Dance Riverside Community Club
Saturday night. Alford's orchestra.
189
Buy a city lot. All Improvements
paid. Priced very low. Terms. Carl
Y. Tengwald, Holland Hotel. Phone
993. 108tf
'Seon the big new clock? Our of
fice Is right behind it. Holmes "The
nsurance Man." 191
Ono faro for a round trln to Port
land by the Southern Pacific lines for
tho livestock show to be held at Port
land next week. The tickets will be
sold on November 6 aiuLG with a re
turn limit set at November 9. Special
rates to attend tho homecomings at
tho Oregon Agricultural collogo and
tho University of Oregon wye also an
nounced today.
Wo havo room for some dead stor
ngo for tho winter. Low rental. Riv
erside Oarage. 132 S. Riverside, tfn
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agoncy, Inc.
tf
Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot
green wood from the mill next week.
Just phone before coming. Phone
631. tf
Want to get In touch with; party
trucking fruit to Klamath Falls and
northern California points. Address
M. T.. Mnll Tribune. 191
It. D. Hofberger of Klamath Falls
spent last Sunday as tho guest of
bis aunt and uncle, Mr. and .Mrs. J
J. Stelger.
Dance at Oriental Gardens Satur
day night. 191
Scroen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber yard, Cor.' East Main and
Genesee. 88tf
Dr. K. D. Elwood, -optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main. tf
G. L. Hunter and family doparted
last evening for phoenix. Ariz., where
they intend to settle permanently.
They bad resided here for a time and
ure former residents of Oregon City.
New turtle nock sweaters on spe-,
cial huIo at The Vanity Shop. 190
Closing out all underwear at cost.
The Vanity Shop. 190
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main. tf
Saturday special Guaranteed fust
color checked gingham brcakfam sets
blue and white and yellow and
white stamped for embroidery, 60c
each. Handicraft Shop. 190'
Sixteen carloads of apples yester
day and 12 Tuesday makes a total
of 337 cars of that fruit to be ship
ped to eastern markets by packing
plants here so far this season. One
car of pears yesterday made a. total
of 1488 cars of that fruit to bo ship
ped east from this city.
'Seen the big new clock? Our of
fice is right behind It. Holmes "The
insurance Man." 191
Bernice M. Bolgcr, teacher of violin.
Phono 437-R. 189
Thia Is candy week at Marsh's Gro
cery. 190
L. 8. Burnsi a rancher In tho Wel
lc,n district, is In tho city today on
business.
Something new, Maplcine-Raisin
Ice cream. Ask your dealer. 191
We aro now serving oysters in a ve
rlety of styles. Crowson's, Medford's
popular sweet shop. 182 tf
Newcomb can deliver 4 foot fir slab
wood In a few days. tf
Martin J. Durkin, wanted for the
murder of E. C. Shanahan a departs
ment of justice operative, at Chicago,
111., early this month, is reported to
bo In northern California, heuded
north. The Medford police are watch
ing for his uppearam-e hero. There
Is a $1000 roward posted for the cap
ture of the fugitive, who Is said to
be very dangerousa using a pistol at
tho slightest provocation.
Dance at Oriental Gardens Satur
day night. 191
We pay for asnes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc.
tf
Bliss Heine's Guide Map of Med
ford, on sale at Mall Tribune office,
Medford Exchange, 815 Liberty build
ing and 916 W. 10th street. Prices 25o
and $1.00.
Oysters are no.w being served nt
Crowson's confectionery and cafe.
182tf
Mifs Gladys Marlow of Yreka, Cal.,
will be a graduate nurwo tomorrow
from tho Sacred Heart hospital train
ing Hfhool for nurses, having com
pleted the regular three-year course.
Califurnians registered at local ho
tels, includo Eugene WelSH of Santa
Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. Denning Bron
son of Oaklandt Mrs. C. M. Stoney
of Dunsmuir, R.C. Kimball, Mr. and
Mrs. John O. Todd and Mr. and Mrs.
E, S. Condor of Los Anseles, Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Dunton of Sacramento,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McDowell of
Chico, and 11. E. Nelsont Jr., M. B.
Merger, s. Strauss, II. Stunberg. H.
G. MaclSaehcn W. Duckwardt, louis
N. Freedman and Leo Gilliert of San
Franciuco.
Don't throw away that old hat, tho
Pantorium can make It practically as
good as now at a very roasonablo
charge. Phono 244. liifi ,
Something .new, Maplelnc-Ralsin '
Ice cream. AHk your dealer. 191 I
Dr. 11. Axley, physician and sur- ,
peon. Phone C07. 420 Medford
Bldg. 198 ;
Try that big milk shake at.DcVoe's.
. -. . a 1
The dally number of out of tho
Htate cars registering hero with tho
local state traffic bureau Is gradu
ully Increasing, and 20 such curs
registered yesterday.
Most any variety of apples, good
$1 per box delivered. Johnson
Co. tft
tho need of RviUng ,ri -Tfi
At the monthly meeting f tho
.f Kontbern Oregon, Im-ld at
tin; Josephine hotel. Grants . Pass.
Tueftilay night, with 32 present a
resolution was passed favoring: plac
I e, c frrnnt lands, n w being
held by ihe government.- on the tax quality,
I'll!.'". . "I - '..,..
... Itrmii'ht OU
ii.nriH on a tnx-imyliiR
iiKu'in. ' K. J" lKK. l'"rniy of
Kirst xulU'iml bunk of Anhlnnil. iH8
cussed 1,'IP I' ii y l"u l''2
msion of Hi lwll"tmo miuii-UiB
Imnks to notify too tato reasuivr ,
of the death c any renter ot a safety
depOHit box. I
Farmers can to hnl 4 fo !
m.n nnd from t'lO null nexi wc-k.
Just phone before -coming.
G31.
Fronh San Juan lime, J. P" '''
nig 1'inen Lumber Co. 181
. Alcohol for radiators. I heapost and
best. JoniiH & Klrkpatiiek'.-
Kreh San Juan lime, M.VH Pt
lllp PIiiph Lumber Co.
Phono
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SEEDING
TIME!
Treat Your Grain With:
Copper Corbonate,
Blue Stone
or
Formaldehyde
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7fie Answer to (he Burning Questa:
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
KOlW'l) Hull ratio, owner may have
iunir by rallliiK at Alall Tribune ami
paying for ail. I H'J
Foil HUNT 3-rnom npnrtment.
Kruttml floor. tilX H. Central. 11U
FOIl UKNT
ii t Nye.
Apartment ami
rooms
lilt
KOU Iti:.VT Four room furnlHheil
apartment. Hoe 8. U ltush, Sample
Store. 101
Fort SAbM H V4 neroR pood small
ranch; oatn and vet eh hay; good
row; plow ami other farm tooln;
Ii00 capacity brootler; atitvca, tub lot.
lreHmiN, chuliri and all kind of
household gooda. Waller Jones.
ItoKiie ltlver. Ore. lil;!
Foil HMN'p Nicely furnished heated
rooms. 11Q Mistletoe street. JIM
WANTKI liny over 16 with hike.
Western I'nion Telegraph Co. 1H
LOHT PtHtlnum bar pin in Medford
this morning. Finder please return
to Mall Tribuno and receive reward.
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insurance
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for your
$1.00
Protection In the bent
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teen years ot expert
snce. We hvo nooxuher
business.
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