Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 24, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texto PAOE TWO MRDFORD MATT; ltlTRTTNTE. MEDFORD. oRtiflOX.'' TTTEftPAY,"' XoVKMftEft 2-1. 102.' Tocal and J Personal t' minimum of 21. but, j HhllU(.k mn,.h ut TulJM, Oro., chilly todny. I OProM ,jMlr f.rot.k from county (irII). Thi tomporaturp niodornted qulta a lift durlriK lust nlKht, brlnclnc down the minimum to 27. 6, an UK'tinflt the I previous night1 It wiih mill chll weather with rain tonight and Wi'tl noiHlny, and warmer tonight lit the prediction. , Try tliat big milk shake ut DeVoo'e. ,. ., , , , f, ,. . If The Northern Savings & Loan An-, M(1Ht nny variety of 'apples, good soclatlon will glvo a camera ond u- quality, 1 per box delivered. John lugs bank to every person starling Hon Produce Co. tf their ouvlngs account with us during: Oet your Christmas hand made See our display at Mcil-' KfUl an(1 dressmaking at the Daisy , , ........ , UJn,.,, ..n .... ciass oi mueni Dance Oriental (lardens Thursday th turkey. Economy Fish' Market, reconditioning, night. Admission free. l'hone 20. - . .212. Fifty head of milk cows for sale, " "7 " " me fresh and balance coming fresh'?,"" ,at he Hea ty Hoard m e of city',, on. Jerseys and Ouernseys, at the "- "-nibcr 1st. Only 50 down , Family Permits to Make Wine Revoked ' By ' Secretary Mellon this week. ford Pharmacy. Tho Knights of Pythias lodge held Callfornlans registered nt local ho lt big session last evening, the special ' lels Include .Mrs. M. J. J-lrydon, J. 11. event being tho visit of Crnnd Chan- Kelly and O. W. Hall of Muryuvlllo, ccllor lloht. . IytIo of Vale. and Mrs. K. V. I.lnton of Fresno, Mr. Danoo Itlversldo ' Community club an Mrs. J. 1.. Young of Chlco. Mrs. Raturduy night. Alford's Orchestra. Hhlrloy Davidson. K. C. Walker and 214 Henry Kipple of Oakland, Mrs. II. C. ' Sweet potatoes' per lb. Johnson , Oof fe, Mrs. KrnnceB West, C. M. Mc Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. 21G ; Cutcheon and F. K. Fennon of Kacra- Mln Vrnncn Klnnw li.ft for Port- I r.wnto. A. If. .Meyer and H. If. Vibert Tho Crater's banquet at the Hotel I Mm. Jiosalle Doris of Weed, snd P.I Mrs. Henry Wolf of Chlloquln is Miss Dorothy Peterson,, student at Medford this evening will commence Vonpell of ilornbrook are among the spending several daysus house guest tho Oregon Agricultural college, is ut S:800 o'dook, Henator Kobert N. visitors in the city from near by Call- of her sister, Mrs. -Hugo Guenther, 'expected to arrive tomorrow from Cor Ktanfleld will be the principal speuk-' fornlu points who urrlved here yes-. 613 Newtown street. Ivallls to spend Thanksgiving holidays or of the evening and the general terday. . We sye equipped to do the highest . with her sister, Miss Gladys Peterson, public has been invited. I Oysters make the best dressing for class of machine work and motor a member of tho high school faculty. Itiverslde Garage. I Auk your dealer for Foss Kogue 1tlfiir l.fi.Fi.l l,-arrin l?Hiniialia i.nlnnla Have you seen tho Medford gem homo grown and properly cured. v some fresh and bnlance coming fresh ' stones. If not cull at 422 Park ave. A largo cougar, beautifully spotted, I . , , , . soon. Jerseys and Ouernseys, at the "- "-nibcr 1st Only 50 down curd wm tu,m tQ '. hJn an , , J the WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. - f A. w ' " i nnr A T. l-t,..-.!! K,.w. (nH,...-u ,.t h l;in...,,th 1 In - i'.J rtll iriKIlUUKMl IIL rilliLH UIT LeMHonB iitvtn in oil puintlnR, water t ' l .. . .. : . . . ,,". 1 Win;.' householders to nianu . .i.-. ,.. s l a inouL'ti inn nnmini ' kh 'i nan km- " ihvw .i.nntm' First come, first served. 214 r -" """ ";" "BlvlnB ,0 ,,e hell7 a, .30 tu,r. lls by Dr. jinseman and pnrfy of 'ro annually wm Baiions or wma r . :. returned yesterday oZiZ llZl T t XTa". K.t t ,i is. fiifrni..,.nfr.i ' f i h ii I . . "V 1 . . " rBoninn rPMHiereci i w.f.-h. i uth for a nhort huntinir trln. Ac- : earlier m thu weeksweeiw anldo w , ni ino local ' itou'is lnrnuio ir. unu - . Jinrne. , ! M th. H. D. Uukili and Jf. S. Hhaniflo menta are to be etTVud throuuhout the MHt nny variety of nplJlca, Rood nf ro..vlli1(M r, i.vll. nf vlo. I. n. i voninK. Huiitr of Kulorn, and the followlns'l Heautlful new ymtlerna 'In Knullsh from J'nrtland: I. K. ' I la en, Ie I dinnerware. Iet ua explain to you about the deferred payment plan, and 11 limit thn Bbt ..f utV DtllP em in.l.lotct ue are ulvin? free with the ist r. ' ... A i-M-r wltlmnr tiaviiumf nf tax and Japanene Art Btore. Wi f ' f ' ... ; wilhout si villi? bund. With our eaatern connection wo, are in,,M1., ,, i vti... -nn ..tr'omov frotir ! ; pay the trappui-H St. l,ouh YnIp 0,. nn(, .rhani-Mlor ()f I 211 . 8hop. Phone 1007. 221 Kemp, Jan.( Iturke, K. IT. Hurt, Mr. and Airs. C. K. Heam, MIhs lioarn. Kirk JteynohlM. W. C. AlderHon, J. V. HurnH, J. M. HutKon, If. V, McCruna han, (. C. Evan 8, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jul off, Ktahley Juloff, Mr. and Mrs. Iine ioodell, Itobert W. (lriffin, Jack Hue, M. C Taylor, T. D. Taylor, C. Tay lor, Jennie Taylor, T. M. Word, J. E. linckiiH, H. U- Peck, C. O. Dode, V. A. I-udd, D. L. Itritton and A. C. Num Tho county budget committee will IpnirHntf fn Ilr Hru.oi.inn tin- rniiLMiP-' 0U of thu I0W remaining prUC crossed the hlL-hwav In front of -the! Hs ' pre-prohibitlon days. 'r-:ir thn llirhlu l.liniMn.r hltn. The I here U'. 0 llioro tiiail front wheel hit IiIh hnad and when the car backed up. they found 'the ani mal dead. Klanfath Xewu. OO.Obu of the periuitB ouUtandin.'. i4 Vnder the practice any family could obtain license for the man- 4 '$ ufiicture of fruit juices other than Inn.d this mornlnff for a visit with 'Or AnKeiea ano narry uenio, mni. n0,j a flnQi meeting at the city hall frlondH over ThanknKivhu?. i-nuan Kiannery, k. v. j,oan, k. j.. . in Jacksonville Tuenduy, tho 24th of Danco Oriental OarderiH Thurwday Ward, . U, Mayer and Mr. and Mra. j November at 1 p. m. 207tf night. AdmlsHlon tree'. ' ' 2IHj,K' H KuHtnn of Han Franc-ixco. HemHtttohinf,', huttonB covered, a jjuncn iiivvrmuv i ummumty i-.u the Handicraft Hhop. tf .Saturday ni(;ht. Alford'a OrcheHtru. j Danco Oriental Gardens Thursday. ' ,fl7 .nlKht. Admission free. 21 camera ana savings DanK win ue K K l)(lL,m,in friv .iiviuinn plven to evory person who marts a oninf.pr fnr th hiirhwnv Hfiuirtnient will bo held open a short time tomor-Is" vihks urcoum wun.inu nuru rn stationed at Medford. is upending row morning with a fancy lino of j "avtngs ana ioan Association Deroro few dfiya ln tne Vftnf.yt Hunduy ho ranch grown dressed turkeys on sale. November 25th. Soo display at Med-:wafl KUVHt of J-G Hromley. resident Over (10 of the birds were sold today lu"' rM,,M,im'' 61 highway engineer. Today Mr. Hodg- together with many chicken fryers. A ' Halph H. Htewart lnft for Portland IIlfin fH n th(, minol valley looving line out of the ordinary that was on ny. "Y i""'- io,spenu i nan kbi -, over the improvements in that unction. ink wiiii iYirw. nicTrt a :imruiiin, aji. Hadio Wet A. and B. batteries re charged, called for and delivered. Williams & MeCurley. tf In order to accommodato Thanks giving shoppers, the public market kuIo woa a number of hand painted t. He is now In business with hradqunr- plctures, depicting wild life. wm wni wuwirK. j , t- t(,rii ut Oakland, Calif. (irant Pass If it's not a large, long, pointed' uunvv urinum mruvnn iiiurm.u, courier. walnut and fairly dried, It's nol the night. Admission free. 212 j oyster for that cof-ktalrt for l-'osa Franquette. 212 r Your car needs Monamotor oil. Thanksgiving. Economy Fish Market. Dr. W. C. Hchaefer. Dentist. Kx-MW Allto Park Service. 21B.l'hno 20. 212 traction specialist. Dental X-ray, Oast in rrico L,,,)ry company, A ful, h0U(,0 cf useful and beauti- and local anaesthetic' Phono JUT, wnicn. piayea at mo craienan inea 426 Medford Bldg. tf i ler ,aHt night, left, at 2:30 o'clock this Included among hotel guests hero ' morning for Eugene, where tho at from a distance aro Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 'traction Is booked for tonight at tho McShadden of Niagara Kals. X. y., i Heflig theater. uanco jtiverauie uommuniiy ciui Saturday night. ' Alford'a Orchestra. 214 For Rent House, SOS Bennett avo. 5 rooms, sleeping porch, partly rfir nlBhed. - Garago. $30 per month, l'hono 73S-X. 2l0tf Miss Frances Kelso of Howard, Colo rado, H. M. Bowen of St. Iouls, A. 11. Malcoff and H. M. Sheller of New York City, and Georgo S. Stroud of ('hlcago. Danco Oriental Gordons Thursday' night. Admission free. ' 212 Wo will loan ln Medford all monies saved with ua hero. Start your ac count now. See us at Mod ford Phar macy. Northern Savings & Loan As- . eoclation. ' 211' Tonj Word of Portland, tho well known department of justice agent who arrived in tho city last night In connection with Investigating at Jack ful Christmas goods, priced right. At the New Variety Store. Frencli-Estes. 31 N. Bartlett. 212 Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. tf Engineer 1 IT. Green of the" bureau of public roads, who is in charge of , road building at Crescent City, Calif., Is here today conferring with Crater . Lake National park officials, j Our shop abounds In many special i values which we cannot enumerate. twelve sets. Wl able prices for furs. Johnson Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Malonc, recent newlyweds who left Saturday morn- i ing for San Francisco, driving a trurk 1 load of turkeys for the Johnson Pro- I duce company, are expected to be ub- j sent over a week enjoying a honey moon In the bay cities, after which Mr., Mulone will then resume his du ties at the produce house. ( Wo have room for ho mo dead stor- ' age for the winter. I.uw rental. Itiv erslde Garage. 132 S. iliverside. tf Fancy Yakima gem potatoes, $3. .10 , per 100 lbs. Delivered any pLtiee ih t city, quality guaranteed. Johnson pro- Lumber yard, corner K. Main and duce Co., 241 N. Fir street. Phone 7. Genesee. XXt tf I Visitor In. the city from the state A marriage license was issued Sal-'of Washington registered at local ho urduy afternoon at Grants Pass to tels include V. J. Getteny of Spokane, John Edwin Smith of Gold Hill and Mr. and Mrs. E. IT. .Tordon of Taeoina Errol Adlene Itingham of Applegate. unrt ln following from Seattle: Mr. Wo have a market for any quanti- and Mrs. .1. C. Kneeves. I.avren:e ty of voal weighing under 1 fin pounds, Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Devin1. J. must be fat and have liver uttached. H. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. T). JJraiieh Johnson I'roduco Co., 241 N.'Fir and Mr. and Mrs. J:. 1. King. street. Phone 1)7. tf Largo slock of Victor records at Screen doors at Wallace "Wood's ; Palmer's Music Store. the Knights of Pythias of thU state. 1 was registered last evening at the llo- j FiHiltr.ill .tel Holland. , . ' WATRRKlMtV. M'e .pay fur ashes and sell dirt 1 f A. P.) Eirferso: cheap. Prown & White Agency. Inc. 1 1-ft hnlf-back o I V.. V. Lucas, field auditor of state industrial accident cimimissimin un der the workmen's compensation law, who has beun in the city fr several days past on official business, left to day fur his home nt -Klamath Falls, to return aftor Tnankpgiving to continue his duties here for the remainder of December. Screen doors at Wallace "Woods layer Dies Coirn., Nov. 24. F. McCarthy. HI. a team which played a game Sunday, died Unlay from a broken neck, resulting from a hard tackle. inanKSBivmc vacation, winameue . 01fts thnt nre orBlnnl nnd distinctive, university. Salem, will beKln Wednes- lt0 tn0 (rRt to mllko your al!l(sctlon nt day cvenlnit and clnsscs will resume lne nndcraft Shop. 212 November 80. Tho Klmbnll College T i,i,, n ilv.i,. .nil of Theolopy will not reopen until Dc- K nose, throat. on ijiiivny uuuiiiiir;. comber 1 Dance Oriental Gardens Thursday night. Admission free. 212 j Exclusivo ladies' shop hair bob sonvillo todnv a white slave rnsn and inff. marcelling, manicuring, facials nuto theft nnn will lonvn inni.-ht for; and BClentlfio scalp treatments. The Portland. itogue, -4ia mourora Dnncn ntversbln Cnmmnnll v . nlith 69 or apointmntH. Saturdav nlirht. Alford's Orchestra.- niehard Seymour of 9td former local high school student, is To 'make' room for Christmas' stock spending several . daya at .the homo, of ford Lumner Co Glasses fitted, 22 Danco Oriental Gordons Thursday night. Admission free. 212 Mrs. M. O. Kvans of Wnterbury, Vt., nn.1 Hurl l.vi.na nf IMi-tlnnt ni Hogue, -423 Medford bulldinr. Phone KUe8ta of thpfr tiaUKhter and brother, C 1 Portlnnd, Mrs. Bert Andersun and Mr. Anderson. Fresh lime $2.75 per barrel. Mod el T.itmhA rv. oeti.tf wo are closing out our silk hosiery at;Mr- ona "" J' MiKscne, sju eouin i JjPt nD wrUo yom, tlve Insurance. Z9o, 49o and 89c. Sale starts Satur- Central avenue, while en route to Hoi- r?nPi y. TonBwuld, Holland BldK.. day morning. Japaneso Art Storo. lywood and other southern California i,noI10 9n , tt. " '"'' ! IolnU. ' , , Does your Pord start hard? Have W. P. Voelz Is a now comer In Med- I Special Holiday Ice cream mado by 10 nMlEm,to rocharBCd, 1. Itlversldo ford, having arrived to take a position .the Jackson County Creamery. Some- c;araB0, 132 a itiverslde. with tho Colpco organization. Mr. thins on the order of fruit cake like An )m,1)ecllon of tho city schools. voeiz, wno was formerly or westcnes-: muu. including St. Mary's ncademy, was tor, Ta., will be connected with tho corn iireB, iu.io homo office accounting denartmont. Auto Park Sorvice. There Js no bo'tor placo to buy your I Ten Kugene people rocently gave gas and oil than Phlpps Auto Park "m Mildred Hamilton onough skin nor wnoio oacK. no was 1 If mado yesterday hy Fire Chief Hoy 101 l i liott and City Electrician Harry lihin- Servlco. 216 Fresh San Juan limo, $3.75 per bid. Jlig Pines Lumber Co. 181 tf Already tho local unit of tho state highway department has taken steps to combat its greatest enemy win ter with Us Ico and snow nnd sleet. ' Yesterday a carload of tractors and caterpillars wcro received hero, They are to be employed in keeping snow off tho three main arteries leading into Klamath Falls Tho Ashland Klamath Flala highway; tho Klamath Falls-Lakevlew highway, and tho Dal to cover burned September 2fi, and sinco then has been hovering between" life and death. Oysters. Eastern and Olympla. Economy Fish Market. Phone 20. 212 Carl Joschke, the old reliable watch maker, is back at work with the a slstanco of Mr. Williamson, at Ficht nor'B Garage. 211 Danco Oriental Gardens Thursday night. Admission free. 212 A minor auto collision occurred yesterday nt tho Intersection of Part les-Californla highway. This year I and Sixth at roots when two cors, every effort Is to bo mado by the high- i driven hy W. U Parsons of Phoenix way department to keep the roads open at all times, it was said. Klam ath News. 1 Tho Dunning System of foundation training in music is not only for child ren five years old and nip, but for all who wish a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of music. Taught In clnsscs of flvo. Mrs. A. R. Goff, llooniH 1-2-4. Sparta building. Call Monady and Tuesday. Hours 2-5. 214 Spit apples, packed or loose. Got them now, before it la too lato. Con ner Packing House. 213 1 I P No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without mince or pumpkin pies. We have them in two sizes, , baked as only Fluhrer can bake them. The COLONIAL Southern Oregon' - Finest Bakery and G. J. Armstrong of this city, ro spectlvely, collided, with no material damage resulting. O. V. Myers, tho Mack truck doal or, has taken on a complete line of tho Heo Speod Wagon, in addition to the Mack. Wo now haviy tho 2-ton in the 6-eyllmUr, which Is ln a class all of its own. 211 , Special Holiday Ico cream mado by tho Jackson County Creamery. Some thing on tho order of fruit cako like mother made. 212 The Realty Hoard sale of city lots will bo your last chance to buy paved lots at the old prices. $50 dow'n. bal ance flu a month. 209tf Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Day arrived Sunday from Yakima,' Wash., to spend tho winter as gilesla of their daughter, Mrs. Frances D. Fryo, 1003, Knst Jackson. Order your oysters for Thanks giving now. Economy Fish Market. Phone 26. 212 Many of those who have purchased city lots nt the present prices have made 25 to 60 per cent profit on their investment. Why not you. Ijist chance lecombor 1. $50 down, bal ance $10 a month. J(W Hlf Dance Oriental Gardens Thursday night. Admission free. 212 Ted Hill of Central 'Point won the opening mnteh of .the city billiard tournament last night when he de feated K. Walker by a score of 150 to 7 2 In 61 Innntnga. Walker wan han dicapped at 110. Tho next match will take placo tonight, but as yet no announcement has boon made ns to the players concerned. , Tho county court has Issued an or der with reference to the weight of loads on county roads. The ordtfr takes effect at once. 16.500 pounds will be the maximum weight of loads and vehicles on paved ronds. On new macadam roads built during 1025, the maximum will be 10,000 pounds. On all dlrtroads tho maximum weight n fixed at HO00 pounds. 207 tf special Holiday Ice cream made iy the Jackson County Cronmory- Some thing on the order of fruit cake like mother made. 212 Spits apples, pacVl or loose. Get them now, before It is too late.' Con ner Packing House, q 21S Forest Itanaer A. -T. Puhl of the Trail district Is In the city for several days on business at tho Crater Na tional forest hcadouarters. Dance Oriental Gardens Thursday bull terrier, only $1 nignt. Aijwiission rree. Scrc0 donors nt Wallace Wood's Lumber Yard. Cor, East Main nnd Uencseo, $3U abarger, to gather material fnr a com pleto report on conditions existing in the schools to bo mado in the near fu ture. Tho Dunning System of fundntlon training In music is not only for child ren flvo years old and up but for all who wish a thorough knowledge of tho fundamentals of music. Taught In clufloss of flvo. Mrs. A. E. Goff. Hooms 1-2-4, Sparta building. Call Monday and Tuesday. Hours 2-5. 214 Turkeys wanted. Johnson Prn duco Co. tf Largo cotton raga wanted at Mall Tribune office. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Falllrt returned this forenoon from several days spent on business In Portland. Oysters! Oysters !! Oysters!! Uconomy Fish Market. Phone 2i! 211 Tho Dunning System of foundation training In mnsic Is not only for children five years old ond up, but for all who wish a thorough know ledge of tho fundamentals of music. Taught In classes of five. Mrs. A. K. Goff. Rooms 1-2-4, Sparta Puilding. Call Monday nnd Tuesday. Hours 2-5. 214 The postofflco nnd banks, ns well as all other business places and of fices, will be closed all day Thursday, because of that day being Thanksgiv ing .day. Number one sugar pints shakes nt Faber'B, Central Point. 212 Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOlt SALE Non-resident says sell my creek bottom ranch nt n big sac rifice. 40 acres, 28 acres partly in alfalfa, with a paid up water rmht. House and barn on property. Good roads. It. F. D. mail and free school busses. A snap at $5000, Hut wo will sell it for less. Avith terms. See Thomas Kealty & Ins. Co., 3S North Front. 21lf FOH SALE SH-tnn O. M. C. truck, pneumatic tires, in good condition. IK -ton Iteo Speed Wagon. 2-ton Nash truck. 5-ton Mack truck 2 to -ton Mack. Good terms on small payments down. IH months' con t rac I . See O. V. M y era. t h e truck man. Phono 366 or resi dence 349-J. 212 FOH SALE Chld's go-cart, crib, high chair, reed baby buggy, bas sinet, nursery chair, child's rocker. All good bargains. Tlie Medford Exchange. 213 FOlt HALE Dresser, chiffonier. bookcase, leatherette couch, ranges. , heaters. Tho Medford Exchange. 2 IS' TO EXCHAN'GK Chevrolet touring for phonogrnph, radio, house, or v hat have you ? Address Pox No. 5S, care Tribune. 213 fou close llllT Comfortable-, room. In" Hrcakfast. PhoiuM.22-.. o il FOlt PALE Thoroughbred I lost on P(0ie KOiUX. 213 Lumber Yard. Cor. Eust Main and Genesee - 8Stf Dr. C. E. Goble. who had been visiting his mother, Mrs. Carrie Goblc, for sometime past, left toLiy for his home at Klamath Falls, wnere he is engaged in tho optometrist business, which he formerly operated in cms city fop many years. Oysters aro now being served at Crowaon'a confectionery and cote. 1 K2tf Let Leo at the Men's Shop measure you for that $37.50 tailored-to-mcaa-uro Buit. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' t I93tf Louis Werth is a business visitor In the city today from Ashland. We pay for ashes and. sell dirt cheap. Browrt & White Agency, Inc. tf Large stock of Victor records at Palmer's Music Ktore. tf Petty thievery is still going on. An other theft Was reported by Arthur T Moen this morning to the effect I that a spare J.ire and rim was taken j off his car last night while parked In I the family garage, 116 North Peach.! Tho rim can bo easily identified us it j had only recently been pointed. i Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest nnd 1 best. Jones & Klrkpatrick. tf Screen doors at Wallace Wood's ( Lumber Lard, corner E. Mnln nnd j Genesee. t 88 j ' C. A. Wing and Dr. 1J. It. Elliott f will leave this evening for tbo Klam ath country $o hunt ducks and geese, with tho intention of returning Thanksgiving day. Have your brakes equalized and put in shape before the skiddy season comes. tr . H. A. Stearns. H. G. Wolcott, L. W. Hotit-e, if. ij. Hatcher. Julius Koch nnd J. K. Piltenger were Ashland vis itors to 'Medford last evening, motor ing down to attend tho Talisman lodge. Knights of Pythias, session. Cold !Ealn lit Portland. PORTLAND. Ore... Nov.. 24. (A. V.)- Cold rain was falling here to day, following a few dnys of clear cold weather. ' Flukes jf snow were reported falling with the rain 'early this mornin'-r. Feel Glorious! Nicest Laxative, Cascarets"10ci Don't stay head achy, bilious, const i- i pated, Bickl One or 1 two pleasant, candy- ! like "Cascarets" nny ; time will gently stimulate, your liver J and etart your bow j eis. Then you will j both look and feel I clean. n-pef . rp. I freshed: your head clear, stomach riht. we specialize in brake wont. .""gu piiik ami your sKin ro.y. TOMORROW TOMORROW of THRILLS AND LAUGHTER FEATURING LAST TIMES!' TONIGHT A Charming Constance Talmadge "Her Sister -From 'Paris" A Merry Comedy! : OREGON! AN SCREEN NEWS RAYMOND BALLARD at the Wurlltzor , . HENRY CATALANO & CO. ' in " A TIMELY REVUE" With the STURM SISTERS Bill TELLAK & DEAN Irene in . "CALLING" A Comedy Cycfone! MAUDE ELLET & CO. in "GIRLS OF THE ALTITUDE" Daring, Thrilling Feats! JOHN GEIGER r and - HIS TALKING VIOLIN CLARENCE DOWNEY & CO. in MIRTH AND MYSTERY "TOPIC3 OF THE DAY" MACk SENNETT COMEDY Time 2:00, 7:00 and. 9:00 Special .Bargain Matinee,. Adults, 35c; Children, 10c Evening Prices, Adults, 50c; Children, 25c CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA Klvt-raitlo Oarage. laol( l-.ct Leo ut tho Men's Rhon measure you for Unit S37.60 tailorvil-to-im'R.s- ! "Casenrets uro suit. SutiHtuetion Kluiranteeil. laatf An Jtlnornnt ornngo vendor from Corning, Calif., aoltl Hoveral hunilreil dozens nf that fruit from his truck he had parked on Wain K.rect yesterday afternoon. Kaney Yakima Gem potatoes. $3.50 per 100 lbs. Delivered an yplaeo in city, quality guaranteed. Johnson l'ro dueo Co. 241 N. Fir street, l'hone !t7. tt' Architectural drafting. V. X. Jew ott,. 20S First National Hunk lildg. L'31 lleeausc cheery, harmless never urine, inconvenience. I'unl of Thanks. We wish to thank the many friends nnd neighbors for their kindness und symputliy extended to us during the passing of pur beloved mother and for tho beautiful flowers. HUH. .1. V. linALlt.KV AND FAMILY, O. It. DAI.IvKY. 211 Mil. MAX DA1.KBY. ITnUT lxike ('ImiXpr Xn. 32 Special convocation Tues day, November 24th, 7:30 p. ni. M. U. M. Degree. 211 WAN'TKD-Train ami harness for 'l ot.9 purchase, l'hone se!-,". r . . . ta Peacock Nut Coal Just Right for Cook Stoves. Aberdeen Utah Lump Coal i ; i ..i .. ... and Diamond Briquets for Heaters, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Etc. See Us FOR SERVICE , "PHONE 239 MEDFORD ' ifa Anwerto the Burning 'Qutsttct. Cuacurcta sicken. lias become the largest cell- mp Jaxntive in tho world for men, women, children. Buy a box at any drugstore. to-1 v e ""1 B THANKS IISCIii 1 G-ooP . m J EYESIGHT IJy . i M Glvo thanks for poml sight i If ,you are. hU'Msotl with it. Tf you do' not see an clearly ns you should glvo thanks that you can at once .at slight expense have your eyes fitted with the glasses that will make them servo you ns they should. Our optometrist t Is t h o r o u s.hly com potent tn make nn examination' and, advise you, 222 E. Main i rw 111,1.1 rj rj j .I mi T l VI. f 1.1 Jfl Vi 1,111 J ' 11,1 t i u mm Choice Turkeys 45c per ppund Chickens, Ducks, Geese' and Rabbits EVERYTHING FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER ' At the .. .. v ' ' STAR MEAT MARKET Free Delivery ' Phone 273 Ball Bearing Roller Skates Regular $2.65 value! ... . . ...... $1.98 Regular S2.45 value. . . . . .51.89 Regular S1.95 value . . . f . . . . . .$1.25 THIS WEEK SPECIAL 1 0 per cent off pn all Roasters Hardware Co. o I 03 West Maiu Street. . 9 ........