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Feature Numbers
Vaudeville Tomorrow
The annual union ThankHgMng
net -vice will lie held on Thurwlay mor
ning at 10:30 a. m. in the Presbyter
Ian church. The Kev. D. J, llowo,
puts tor ot the I'hrlHtlun church will
jut-ach the Bt'rnion, tirinKinif a nioH
Hiins fitting to tho ThankMBlvlnB
sun. Trio mlxocl quartet of tho Jixh-liyli't-ian
church, conHlfitli& of Mm.
H. K, McKlhoHe, soprano; Mm. Kdna
Iwaci, alto; U. W. Wilson, tenor and
3r. W. W. Howard, bans, will furnish
the speclul music und lead the con
Kii'KaUonul slfiKirtK.
The churches extend an Invitation
not only to their own members and
uttondunlH- but to every one In the
city to gather for this union Thanks
giving service. Help to make It a
brent service In numbers and spirit.
Kend up your own prlvuto expressions
of Thanksgiving to Almighty Ood for
ills blessings and also gather with
the worshippers In public service for
a public expression. It is the urgent
request of our president,' our gover
nor, our mayor us well as the united
request of tho churches and the urg
ing of the great Iilblical writers. It
Is ulvu In line with the established
custom of our forefathers, who in the
mittst of sacrifice and Btruggle, gath
ered together in public worship and
expressed their thanks to Almighty
Cod for tho blesslnga of the fall sea
son. The service, will last from an hour
to an hour and a quarter. A special
offering will be taken for tho work of
the Children's Farm Homo ut t'or
vultln, which Is proving such a boon
to orphan children, E. P. Lawrence. '
John Oelger, world famed violinist,
Is one of the feature numbers on the
Western Munagers Association vau
deville bill at tho Hunt's Craterlun.
ne Imitates the birds and beusts with
his Instrument, and Impersonates the
human voice.
Henry Catalano. the three Strum
slHters, and Hal Bishop headline the
show with "The Timely Jtevue." Hatu-
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LANE COUNTY MAN
"What Price (llory" presented, at
tho Cruterlon Theater last night Is In
teresting because as far as we know it
is the first time, war has been treat
ed realistically instead of romantical
ly. Tho men who wrote this play, one
of them a veteran of the world war,
entirely abandoned the long estab
lished trudltlons of the stage, and in
stead of writing from the standpoint
of tho recruiting office, wrote from
the standpoint of the truth and sound
druma.
The result naturally Is strong, too
strong for those who want to fight
their wars with plumed knights und
beautiful ladles, instead of with
leather necks," and ladies who aro
I not very beautiful, and not at all good.
I Hut for thoso who like drutnutiu
realism, and llko the truth, whether
it be pleasant or unpleasant, "What
Price Glory" Is a Joy und an Inspira
tion, and tho performance lust night
is something for them to cherish und
remember.
Jn a discusslonu of this play there
is always an argument over the lib
eral use of profunlty some of the
unmentionables being employed rath
er llberully. Why take the Lord's
name In vain so frequently? Well, the
answer is that is they way they talk
ed In the trenches and dugouts und
the way they talk in the streets to
day, although heretofore tho theater
hiu refused to recognize the fact.
luno presenting soma of his character f ino unmentionables Jast night,
numbem and thn Htrum HiHtnm wlllwe few and ft"" between. the New
sing and dunce, Including the Charles- I York production having been expur
ton, I gated apparently for the "sticks" but
"Calling" Is tho title of the offer- were enough to elevate some of
Ing presumed by Irene Dean and Hill I1" censorious eye-brows.
Telaak. The! ract Is comedy from I Jn our Judgment however, profun-
ittV thn bln.l r.f t. . P., 1 1 .. f HM..
siari to iinisn. w.-u io-j
Maude isuet and company, all la- vv' oufi'iCBWU ittimu mm u, hiinm',
dies, do feats of strength and during. ! ,s Un integral part of tho war at-
Their aerial stunts ure thrillers. jmospnere. from wnai we can learn
EAGLE POINT ASKS
EXTENSION ON STATE
INTEREST GUARANTEE
RALEM", Ore., Nov. 24. TtQpresen
tntlves of tho Jordan Valley Irrigation
district will today appear before tho
statu Irrigation securities commission
and ask for the certification of $30,
000 additional district bonds, which
it is proposed to exchange for an
equal amount of north side bonds.
The north side and the Jordan vulley
district proper are to be merged und
tbju bonds of the former cancelled.
Representatives of the Kugle Point
district of Jackson county will ask
for an extension of one and a half
years in the state's guarantee of in
terest on the district's $-100,000 bond
issue. The guarantee is now fur
three and a half years. Five years is
the maximum allowed by law.
The Screen
Bj Ye Press AgenL'
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At tlits Itlttltn. 1
Dainty Norma 'Shearer, ably sup
ported by the debonnair Lew Cody
Is the Itialto feature film today and
tomorrow In "A Slave of Fashion."
The story deals with an unsophis
ticated girl of a mid-western town
who all her life has craved luxury and
the social whirl of the big cities, the
girl gets her wish; and, ufter going
through a lot of situations fraught
with tho danger of losing her reputa
tion, while masquerading as the wife
of u man who really is a bachelor,
she eventually gets a husband and all
the pretty things who has always
wanted. . .
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 24. Frank
Deeds of. Lornino, Lane county, will
ilrice around all during H2fi with
number. one Ucenno jdute on hia nuto
mobilo oh a result of a drawing for
tho Ktualler numbem In tho offleo of
Secretary of Blalo Kozer InHt nlKht.
I. 10. Snyder of EntorprlHQ and Min
nie W. QlldM of Portland drow num
bers 13 and 23 respectively. 8. L. Low
ry of Eugene cot26 and C. M. Ed
wards of Portland GO.
John Schlfferer of Turner got num
ber two, C. It. Marshall of Milton,
three: 13. J. Iturko of Portland, four;
Itev. H. IT. Cirlffls, Portland, five; It.
M. Fain, Klamath Falls, six; M. 1).
Murphy of Hweot Home, soven; D. J.
Heals of SprliiBflold, elicht; J. I). J.aw
ronco, Scotts Mills, nine; and II. U.
Meyers of Lebanon ton.
Clarence Downey and Co. offer a
maKlcal turn entitled "Mirth and
Mystery." Mystical tricks are staged,
and explained through a scries of
comedy situations.
The film portion of the program
consists of a snappy Mack Sennet
comedy, and the popular "Topics of
the Day."
, thero were very few ''Iteir Pardons"
and "Oh Sugars" in the front lines or
behind them. Therefore how can 'one
depict tho world war atmosphere as
it was without including the vocabu
lary of the averuge doughboy und old
army man us it was, or approxi
mately so.
Messrs. Anderson and Stallings
started out to give u picture of the
lliiilhi OiuTiitnp Killed. world war, not as It might have been, j
BAN' ItAFABL. Cnl. On wutch at l,ut as It wan, and they should know
Hit, liolinas station of the Radio Cor- for they wero It Isn't a very
poratlon of Amcricu, V. C. Holbrook, attractive picture, but it is a slimulat
24, Hadlo operator, was electrocuted 1,B nnd stirring, and nt times, a
accidentally. Ills body was found, "using one.
k.. mi...- ,,,io,... ...i... ........ i,. "What Price (llory" is not p
by other employees who went to visit
him,
Tuy. tlifl Lion Killer.
TtEDIJINU, Cat. Jay 11. Bruce,
state lion killer and claimant of the
Pacific coast lion killing record,
went after a stock killing lion, in tho
mountains ot Trinity county und
brought back five.
not propa
ganda for or nguinst, it is sheer dra
ma, faithfully, realistically and skill
fully ifortrayed, and in our judgment
it wilt live long after most of the
contemporary theatrical successes aro
forgotten. The company headed by
Emmett Corrlgan, was excellent.
Hani on tlio Coal Mini.
NEW YOllU.-Frank Tlnney Is
back from London with horn-i-immed
glasses and a high walsteil bluu rain
coat, lie says he has not seen "Itub-
Wllson for a year, but
At Hunt' Cralcruin.
"Sally of the sawdust," D. W. Grif
fith's great picture of circus life, fea
turing Carol Dempster, Is ranked as
one of the six best pictures by na
tional critics, which comes to Hunt's
Craterian Thanksgiving Day, Friday
and Suturday.
Wives, if your husbands appenr lax
In their lovemaklng, don't fall to get
Constance Talnuidgc's recipe as shown
in "Her Sister, From Paris," closing
at Hunt's Craterian tonight.
Japs' Celery Destroyed. '
LOS ANOELES Japanese 1 truck
gardeners sprayed their celery crops
with an insecticide of 300 times legal
strength. When the heulth authori
ties discovered this fact, they ordered
the entire crop, valued ut $1,000,
plowed under.
' A. la Sic ward loduanl While.
WALDl'OUT, Ore. A bear sur
prised ot cIoho range, was killed byuw
two whlto men with bows nnd ar-, Wolfonilnu; him. Mrs. Tlnney, who Is,
j no urrun s pusseu entirely gotllng a divorce, remarks: "I'd Just
through the animal, piercing his us soon throw my arms mound the
heart. coal man."
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Send this ail and ten cents to Foley
Co.. 2S3!i Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
111., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive a ten cent
bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds
nnd hoursneHs, also free sample pack
ages of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic
stimulant for tho kidneys, and FO
LEY CATHARTIC TA It LETS for Con
stipation and KilinusncHH. These won
derful remedies have helped millions
or people. Try them! Adv.
Tho Klwonls club la vinltlin tho
different manufacturing plants 'aftor
their banqtiot nnd Monaay were guests
of Trowbridge's cablnot works, ami ns
iiHiuil wore surprised nt tho slzo of
the plant nnd tho amount of work
being turnod out. They are shipping
tholr products nil over southern Ore
gon, Including tho Klamath Falls dis
trict, and northorn California.
The Trowbridge cablnot works,
owned by E. O. Trowbridge Jr., was
started in 1908 on South Holly nnd
ltns rapidly Increased In size until It
now occupies a building 100x150, two
stories, corner of South Grape and
Tenth streets. The plant, one of the
moBt modern on the coast, Is located
ou tho lower floor nnd the upper floor
Is usod for storage for dry lumber, n
finishing room and sleeping quarters
for the jiiiiht wntchman.
They ai.tiiitactu.ro overythlimt In
mill w-frtt for residences and business
blocks, also counters, showcases and
other storo fixtures.
Tho plnat employs an average of Id
men and has an average monthly
payroll of (3000.
At the dinner In the Medford hotel
Postmaster Warnor urged, that all
mall their Christmas packages early,
thoso for the oast prior to Iecemher
14 and nil prior to December 19. He
also says the postofflce department
has Issued strict orders that all de
liveries stop at midnight December 24.
Kind Mohr extended Thanksgiving
greetings for the hotel to nil nnil ex
tended ii n Invitation on behalf ot the
school board to all to visit tho now
high school construction. J
Jack Thompson received tho attend-1
anco prlie furnished by Dr. Hayes.
What It was, ask Jack.
Woman IluniMl to Dentil.
HANFOHD, Cal. Mrs. Angeln I.o
castro of Ijinnre attempted to refill
nn oil heater without extinguishing
it. Hho died of burns In a locnl
hospital. '
u must say
UIC
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To get true Scotch flavor
famous Quaker Oats flavor
in quick cooking oats
THE difference in break
fast oats is flavor. Oats,
originally a Scotch dish,
must have Scotch flavor.
Quick Quaker has the
toasty Scotch flavor that's
so wonderful . . . famous
Quaker Oats flavor.
No other brand has it.
Nonesuccessfully imitates it
It's due to exclusive Quaker
millintr of the finest, nlumnp st
oats. Milling methods which
took some 50 years to perfect
Makes all the difference
in the world. Quaker Oats
spoilsfolksforordinarybrands
of oats. Cooks in 3 to 5 min
utes. No kitchen muss busy
mornings.
Due to Quaker milling
methods, it supplies, too, the
"roughage" you need to. make
laxatives seldom necessary.
Look for the picture of a
Quaker on the oats you get.
2 Kinds lTtie uaker ats
you have always known
and Quick Quakercooks in 3 to 5 minutes
DUfllftG THE TEENS
Healthful progress ot a
child depends upon the (oods
utilized during the age of
growthand through the teens.
Scott's Emulsion
of pure cod-liver oil is a vitamin-rich
food that favorably
influences growth and
strength. ( is a food
tonic ot special value
during the "teen-age".
an! ft IVim. Mnnmfetd. N. I. 7S-ff
Medford Glass Co.
Automobile Disss and Mirrors made
to order. We call for your sash and
replace broken windows.
Phnns 14a
HI . Bartlatt
ruwifl
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Pwtll ltrt at O'Farrsll
$AN FRANCISCO
"S'tartst toF.vlrythlnt"
Every modern annvenlene
for the guest. Circulating
Ice water Hospitality and
good service.,
HARVEY M. TOY
Ownar
ttvTfifti!
ii.wi.ue
Waaa
CA3
Automobile
Repair Work
We can honestly say that
we have the best mechanics
that money can hire.
High class auto repairing
is our specialty.
ELECTRIC AND ACETY
LENE WELDING, o
YOUNG'S
33outh Bartlett
Phone 20
No Confinement No Hospital Bills
MY celebrated non-surgical
treatment for Piles does not
confine you to your bed or room. You
can, come and so about your work u
uiual. From the first treatment you will
be relieved, and no matter how sever
your ca. I GUARANTEE N WRIT
ING to cure your PILES or return your
fee. If you arc luRcrlng with PILES or
other HkCTAL ar COLON lit
tnrnt wrltf or call for my naw
KHKE D&OK of Nifomulion.
It alto cnntalni ntarljr a hun
dred Itttcra from PATIENTS.
HJRTUM
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o nrttriA. ifattls omctt:
Or Dian Bullilina M MIWrM!
, .... Tca .
Coffee
Baking
Powder .,
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Spices
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One drop does the ivork of three!
It only-takes one drop of
Schilling Lemon to give the
same result as three drops o or
dinary extract, because Schilling
contains over three times the
! percentage of essential oil that
is used in most extracts.
Lefllc
SchillingExtracts
Vanilla
on
Almond
Orange
Peppermint
Anise
and 25
others
TOURING CAR
Towring . 290
Runabout . ' 260
Coufe - 520
Tudor Sedan 580
Fordor Sedan 660
Closed cars In color.
Demountable rims
and starter extra on
open cars.
All rfc.o,I. Detroit M
Close-fitting curtains
that open with the doors
make the Ford Touring
Car comfortable and
convenient for any
weather.
Ask the nearest Author
ized Ford Dealer to show
you this practical, good
looking car' that is so
economical to own and
operate.
Convenient terms of
. payment can readily be
arranged.
Yvi Detroit, Mich. '
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Money to Loan
On improved city property
or ior Duncung purposes
NO COMMISSION
CHARGED .
Costs You Less
Vets You Out. of DebJ
Redden & Company
Eom (j! Davis Bldg.
32 N. Central, Jredford, Ore.
riiouo 720
Travel by Motor Stage
AFELY, SWIFTLY. AND COMFORTABLY
i !'
Two Through Stages Daily
ToaPortlaud, leaving Medford," at 7:45 A. H. and 1130 A. H.
A pleasant one day triji.
Alio leaves Sfcdord at 6:00 P. M. for Rosebnrt;, eoueotjnp
' following aaornlng to Portland.
Wt taka pawengera for all way pAnta. For further Informatltn
and tlckata .call Union Stag) Depot. Phona SO.
FARE MEDFORD-PORTIAND $7.8
Dlract Connection! at Roaeburg fo Cooa Bty Polafjft)
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