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THREE
GIVEN 5 YEARS
locd'Br&is
The Ri-py Flint. &5, touring fi'.
uivned by the Mutton Motor company,
.stolon Tuesday nlt;ht, from u paint
shop an North Grape utreot, In ntlll
iulKHhiK uei'ordlnK to City Traffic Of
ficer U. J. PretR'Ott. The m.HsiiiK cut
has one liceime. No. 830. uttavhed, bo
lioveil lo huve been stolen from u Ford
sitting in the hop. Entrance wus
made through a back window and uf-
vho whs c'onvl.le.l ter, th,e f" door, had been unbar
, circuit court on ? ' " dr VPn out' u."n''
209"
II. P. Conway,
1 m...(K In Iks
' . . ,,. . ' ,.. been used by tho motor company na
moonshine .till. was sentenced to'" demonstrator.
five veara in tlio state iienilentlary" Unnee Jackson Hot SpritiKS Satur
at Salem yesterday by Juduo ."ay night.
Thomas. This sentence is tho maxi
mum punishment for such u crime.
1. gtoncbreaker, 19, un
youth, was sentenced to one year on
liiB plea of KUilty to the same chai'KO
Komft wonderful values In Btation-.
ery at Rexitll one cent sale. 20
Ashland itesiuents or ine state 01 wasmiiK-
ton who arrived in tno city yesteruay
and are reentered at local hotels In
clude Mr. and Mrs. C. Vi. Evart of Ab
erdeen. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fenwcll of
Tacoma. and Mr. and Mrs. V T.
I'ritchard. Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Moor,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Bunls, A. V. Lonumate, A.
Mutelberry, a. Wllkins and Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Ramel of Seattle.
ltailio Wet A. and 11. batteries re
delivered.
The crew which has been installing
the California and I'oast railroad
bridKO over the Jtauue. completed
their job Tueaday and left last nichl
for tho north. The bridge Is a 164
foot span, replucini; tho lot) fool wood
en Mian which was taken out by the
hlKh water lust fall. 'J'lio new brrlilKe
is steel construction and will cure fur
tho truffle on the road for years.
Cirants Pass Courier.
Saturday Is the last day of .N'alional
canned foods week. Order by the
dozen at Mb mil 'a Grocery. 208
Screen doors at Wallace "Wood's
Lumber Yard. Cor. East Main nnd
Genesee. S8tf
Tho district convention of tho Itoyal
Neighbors lo havo been held at Med
ford, November 111, has been post
poned until Decomber 3.
AVe are now serving oysters in a
variety of styles. Crowson's, Med
tord's popular sweet shop. 18.2lf
Let Lee at Ihe Men's Shop measure
you, for .that f.37.50 tallorcd-lo-ineas-uio
suit. Satisfaction guaranteed.
. 193tf
The Medford Elk, official puhllcn
llon of tho local II. P. O. E., publish
ed four times yearly, was put Into the
mails yesterday.
Larco. stock of Victor records at
Palmer's Music store. tf
Mrs. Mabel Huney of Talent, who
underwent a serious operation in an
but was ' paroled to Deputy District
Attorney Allison Moulton,
Stonobreakor was a star witness
for the stato in convicting Conway.
Jack Dutondo, a third member of
''.e alleged booze ring- of which
Stonobrcaker and Conway are said
to have been members, is still being
Held in the county jail awaiting inai rH u , rt
on a charge of possessing a still wiliiams & McCurley. tf i Ashland hospital, is reported as doing
following his aOiuittnl on the same, T. Northern savlncs & Loan As- nicely.
charge on which Conway was n-'ociatlon will (rive a camera and sav
vlcted. Tito three were arrested sev- bRnk to OTCry person starting
oral months: ago, Conway at North. thpll. snviBS account with us during
Uend. Durondo in this city und iMK week. tied our display at Med
Stonebraker at Ashland. I ford Pharmacy.. 211
Conway, nccordtng to the district Mrs. Jonnio Whlto of Spokane,
attorney's office, rocoived tho muxl- Wusli., is spending several weeks as
mum sentence- because of. having bouse guest of her daughter. Mrs. If.
witness Snyder at Central Point. Mrs. White,
.a woman of ovor 60 years, motored
from her northern homo to southern
Oregon alone.
I Dance tonight, Nat. - 65c or 10c.
1 206
Ituy a city lot. All Improvements
paid. I'licea very low. iwrnin. v-mi
Y. Tongwald, Holland Hotel. Phono
ana. v lostf
Major E. Ferguson. ' of . Adjutant
General White's office at Salem, lifter
two days in the city on official busi
ness, left lor his Headquarters last
perjured
stand.
himself on the
E
MEETING SATURDAY,
The music ut tho home economics evening.
luncheon meeting here next Saturday
promises to bo delightful. -Mrs. V.
Meldo Hi I lis has promised to sing
Home of her nicest Hongs, both before
and after the luncheon. Miss Alice
Hanley. the chairman of tho county
- h on i o eco n o ni les co m m i 1 1 ee will be
. the nifctres. of ceremonies.
The reservations so far indicate
that there will be a good attendance
from, tho outlying districts, and it Is
Imped that many women from Med
ford and Its vicinity will come. Reser
vations may still be made by calling
Hiss Ada Brewster at Medford 920.
Tho luncheon will be at the Hutol
Holland nf. 12:15 p. m. Women who
are not able-to conic to the luncheon
are cordially invited to come in for
the program which will immediately
follow the lunchQon in the same room.
OBITUARY
:f-JlO'HON-Mi-h. W. W. Crowsn.i
iilcd-tit the homo of her son. W. V.
Crnwson, 1012 East Main street, at
10:15 Inst night at the age of 73 years
and 25 cluys. ' Mrs. Crowson wus born
Vermont, October 23. 1952.
-'In'-I878 sho was married at-.St.
Charles, Minn., and 37 years ago came
to Jackson county, with her husband,
who died in 1910. She lived for some
time in Ashland where she was well
Two children, Mrs. Edith M.
eland of Oukland, Calif., and W.
owson of. this city,, are left to
mourn her loss. Tho funeral will be
Iheld at 2 p. m. Friday afternoon at
Monger's funci-Hl chapel, while .the
ody will bo committed to the Ash
and Mausoleum. I
Most any variety of apples, good
quality. $1 per box delivered. John
son Produce Co. tf
Decorated bread ', boards with
bread knife $1.25 and-up. Jap Art
Store. 208
Washington P. T. A. w ill meet to
morrow, Friday, at 3 o'clock. Patrons
as well as friends arp invited to at
tend. . Program, convention and social
hour.
Fresh San Juan lime, $3.76 per Mil.
Big Pines Lumber Co. 181tf
Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
tho Handicraft Shop. tf
Coach Calllson and his football
squad will be guests of the Ilialto
theater management tonight to see
Harold Lloyd In his college comedy.
"Tho Freshmnn."
Try that big milk shake at DeVoe's.
, tf
Dr. AY". C. Schaefer, Dentist. Ex
traction specialist. Dental X-ray, Gas
and local anaeRthotlc. Phone 1117.
42" Medford nide. tf
. ,l?ha. Stanford-California game Sat
urday will be announced by speciul
leased wire from tho field to Hunt's
Craterian and announced In front of
the theater by Virgin's amplifier Sat
urday. 2 p. m. .
- Fancy Yakima Gem potatoes. S3.tu
per 100 lbs. Deliverod any place In
city, quality guaranteed. Johnson
Produce Co., 241 N. Fir street, fnono
97. - tf
tiown.
U'levclal
fS'. Cro
UAAiPkr! rjerilia vmnvy ihwi.-u
away at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. J. V. Bradley on North Central
today. Mrs. Dulkcy wus a native of
(lormnny but calno to , the United
States 40 years ago and una spent tne
past six months in Medford. .
She leaves four children: Max
Dalkoy, Midvale. Idaho; Armond of
Shadier, Okla.; Mrs. J. V. Bradley and
Otto -II. Dalkey of Medford.
Remains nt "Conger Parlors await
word from relatives as to funeral.
WEDDING BELLS
Relative to the secret 'marriage
becoming known of tho city editor of
the Ashland Tidings, "Tut" Jackson,
the Eugeno Guurd publishes the fol
" lowing Item: "For more than two
munths the marriage of Miss Violu
Harris, sophomore lit the University
1 of Oregon, to Koss Juckson, reporter
on the Ashland' Tidings, has been
' kept a secret. Announcement of the
wedding was made over tho week-end
when friends of Miss Harris were
' notified that she was leaving for
Ashland to Join her husband. They
were married September 12 at Yrcka.
;'al.. It was announced.
"Tut" modestly announced the
I'vcnt Tuesday . In his own paper, ns
rollows: "Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K. Jackson,
iut recently married, and the know
edge and announcement kept from
heir friends since September in. are
it home to their friends at tho llrlggs
house on Nuttley street.
Have you Been tho Medford gem
stones. If not call at 422 Park ave.
Post card wilt bring them to your
door. A. D. Barrcll. ' 228
Wo are equipped to do the highest
class of machine work and motor re
conditioning. Riverside Garage. 190tf
MANMLlD
- BY LOCAL
'Dun ONell, 36. and Clara Smith,
IX, giving New York City as their
i-csid.eni.-e. were arrested last night
in Ashland. The man is held on n
white slave charge in the county
Jail, while the girl is also held there
as a material witness. They had
been In California, and were travel
ing north when thev urrived in
Ashland, after having traveled to
gethcr for some tftne, it is said.
SHENANDOAH FRAME
1
WASHINGTON'. Nov. 19. (A. V.)
Tests of Shenandoah wreckage by the
bureau, of standards show that the
condition of the metal frame work
was not in such condition as to lower
the resistance of the shtp.
This conclusion was reported today
to the Shenandoah naval court of inquiry-
Tests were made on moro than
two hundred specimens taken at ran
dom from the wreckage. Tlmro was
some" corrosion of tho duralumlnum
bears and gliders, It was said, but It
was Insufficient to affect the strength
of tho metal since the full strength
was not utilized in the design of the
Shenandoah.
was suspended for ten minutes to
day after a muffle in whit h the!
communist deputy, Muffl. wus rnuuh-l
ly handled and ejected by the
fascists. ' 1
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARREN HAIR
Almost everyone kimws that Wage
Tea and Sulphur, properly eom-
limd d, bUings
Iku-U ihe natu
ral color ami
lustre to the
hair when fad
ed or g r a y.
Years ago the
only way to get
A j9T litis mixture
m Af 1 was to make it
i ' 1 at home, which
Is tniiKHy ami troublesome.
Nowadays wo Bimply auk at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sago and
Sulphur Compound." You will got
a large bottle of this, old-lime
recipe Improved by the addition of
other ingredients, for only 75 cents.
Everybody uses this preparation now,
because no one can possibly tell
that you darkened your hair, as it
does It so naturally and evenly. You
dampen a spongo or soft brush with
it n n d d ra w t li Is t h ro ugh y o u r ha I r
takin gone small strand at a time;
by morning the gray hair disappears
and after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy and you look yenrs
younger. Adv.
More Direct , Action.
HOM 15, Nov. 1 y. (A. P.) The
sitting of the chamber of deputies
Children
MOTHER:- Fletcher's
Castoria is a pleasant, harm
less Substitute for Castor Oil,
Tar-gonc, Teething Drops
and Soothing Syrups. espe
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
To avoid imitation-, always look for the signature of
Prm-m riir-rtinns on ench park ;i nr. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
Joint-Ease
; For Swollen Joints
Most remedies fall but Joinf-Kase
urely and speedily scuceeds.
It's for Joint troubles only, whether
n ankle, knee, hip. elbow, shoulder.
Inger or splno whtther rheumatic
r not.
It limbers up stiff. Inflamed. wol
on. painful, creaky Joints so qujrkly
miu li ue MFuiiunin:i.
f Two seconds' rub')ns and away It
toes through skin and flesh right
ilnwn to the bone and ligaments
bat's why It succeeds. Ask any rell
lible druggist.
1 Always remember, when Jolnt
3ase gets in Joint agony K'0 out
jjulck. v'lll
Joint -Haw Is the biggest wlllnf
Jiilnl rvmrils- In Ihe wurlrt.
adv.,
ALCOHOL
for your car
S1.25 for one gallon of ALCOHOL for
your Radiator may save you a $25
repair bill. Remember this Prophecy.
Drive up in front of the store.
Raskins' Drug Store
Larry Mann, Mgr.
Phone 16
Ai near u your phone.
Your Last
Chance Tonight
To See
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Suit amd
en's
Overcoat Sale
Men's line suits, 100 per cent wool, grays, brown and mixtures-all
sizes going at $19.50 Men's fine 100 per cent wool
overcoats-all sizes and colors$1950.
GOOD FOR $2.00
On any man's suit or overcoat
Cut this out and bring it to 32
N. Front St., Saturday
Only good on Saturday
November 21st
SHOE TALK
shoes of merit, they sell them
selves. The Paracord sole on
a lot of our shoes is a "bear for'
wear" why not get a two sole
value for the price of one sole.
i .
.
Men's high top shoes, going
Saturday $5.00
Men's all leather dress
shoes, Saturday ..... .$3.75
Men's white rubber shoes,
large sizes, Saturday . . $3.00
Men's long slicker coats,
going Saturday ..... .$2.75
Boys' Suits, 2 pants and
vest, going Saturday . $4.50
You can easily save ten to fifteen dollars as we have hun-
dreds of real bargains-THAT'S ALL TO-DAY.
Will H. Wilson
The price makerWe lead and others follow.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST.
32 N. Front St.
Now we've never "blabbered"
much about our shoes 'as sell
ing the same makes of shoes
for 15 years and they being
Men's 220 weight bib over
alls, going Saturday. .$1.00
Men's heavy work shirts, 2
pockets, Saturday. . 50c
Men's winter union suits,
all sizes, Saturday. . . .$1.25
Men's $3.75 corduroy pants,
Saturday $2.85
Jersey gloves .15c
Men's work sox .9c
Fresh' Meats
and Poultry
At All Times
At The
AMERICAN FRUIT &
PRODUCE MARKET
109 E. 8th St. Phone 875
G. G. KNOWLTON, Prop.
Chinese Hand
Laundry
36 South Grape St.
.
Clothes called for and dc
livoral. Work euiirantcnd.
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