Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 27, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVACVj two iCfPTDFOTtT)0 WTTH TftTRTTNT!. flfETTFQRTX OftECiON1. FRTDAY. yoVEMKET 27, 102.") """" Tocal and Personal Olt of town OreRonluns who werol Uocuuho of nnn-uppearuiice uchIh ut local iteljfl yontorduy ln-'.luclk'e tJJenn (. Tuylor'B court nee in puOHtH ut lucnl liLelH yontorduy In-Muclk'e tJJenn (. Tuylor'B court Ihm clmlnd Mr. mid lire. J. It. Watklns fur'noon, Jack Ituymond, local la of Myrtle Point, V. C. Colcord of borer, nrcnted last nlKht at a city NowbuiK, Mr, and Mrs. ". A. Beufert dunco hall In on aliened Intoxicated (if The Dalea, H. H. Wlrth of CottaKO condltluii und for rtlaorderty conduct (rove. Mm. J. E. Cramor of Coilille, liy Policeman J. H. 1.1'KKltt, forfeited J. Hlco of Pine HldKe, Mr, und Mru. a 115 caHh bail. Jtaymond Is Bald to There were comparatively few ho- Herbert Hurphy and Mr, and Jlin. have unod exceiwlve profanity In the tel fluents Bpendinir ThankxKlvlnfr day Clcortro C. Murphy of Marxhflrld, and presence of Indies and to llavo acted a the city, and amone thoHe from u . tho following from Portland: Mrs. A. dlHtance were Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hay- I Uoubleduy, Mr. und Mrs. J. H. Orlb clon of Mason City. Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. ! ben. H. K. Wilson, n. L. Btewnrt, Mr. A. 1). Hurt of Chlcugo. Charlos T. and Mrs. D. H. Andrews. II. H. CleorKC Kichholtz of 8t. Louis, H. W. Drum- C A. Messine, 11. I IlolKate. Myrtel mund of Moscow, Idaho, W. K. Finn-. K. I.aron, Mr. and Mrs. CI. H. (jood ener of Great Falls, Mont., G. If. field, If. M. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Hammelmiifer nnd Mnnnlo Ijirkln of Heel and H. C. Newell. New York City and W. H. and W. G. savo up your money ao you can buy Varbrobo of Genesuco, Idaho. a lot at tho Itealty Hoard Bale of city l'roe admission Oriental dance, Rat. Inla, December 1st. Only 00 down, 213 balance 1 10 a month. 209'tf Lessons given In olt painting, water colors or china docoratlon. Call Mrs. Vivian Norman Harto, at Palmej-'s Sensational millinery snlo 110 hast fit 12. SK; (12.60 hats at (3,08; 1 1 .f.O velours at (4.98; $7. DO felts at $2.08 r.75 feiu at $1.98. One lot of Gage (studio or 821-Y. Chapeauxs less than one-half price. Tha county budget committee will "Kmlllng Beauty" kiddie hats ono-half i hold a final meeting at the city hall price. Tho Emmy Lou Hat Hhoppo in I In Jacksonville Tuesday, the 24th of M. M. Store. 213 i November at 1 p. m. 207tf Kollow the crowds to Sinclair's sale i, 3. Hurko and children. Mrs. and save money on your Christmas I I,aura Akins and son, J. C. Aklns of gift purchases. 213 Hoger Welles of the Crater Lake National park offlco loft Wednesday for the lake by way of Klamath Falls with the lntontton of roturnlng next Monday. A part of tho trip in the park will be made on sklia, after reaching deep snow. Kraut cabbage, sweet nnd crisp, 2c per lb. American Fruit & Pro duce Market. 109 E. 7th street. Phone 87fi. 214 Don't miss the big snlo on Over coats at the Model Clothing Company. Saturday, the 28th. 213 Junk tires wanted. Valley Hide A Junk company, 221 N. Fir street. 218 Goorgo Putnam, editor and publish er of the Salem Capital Journal and Klamath Falls, spent Thanksgiving dny with Mrs. A kin's mother In the Applegato section. Free admission Oriental dance. Sat. 213 Beautiful emblem rings for men In Masonic, Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythlas.nnd other lodges, at great ly reduced prices during salo at Sin clair's Jewelry Shop. 213 price. Khe Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe In M. M. Store. 213 Tho "What Price Glory" war com edy, which played here recently, open ed an engagement at the Helllg thea ter In Portland yesterday for the re mainder of this week. Spitz apples, packed or loose. Get them now, bofore It Is too late. Con- In a pugnacious manner. Freo admission Oriental dance, Sat. 213 Fifty head of milk cows for sale, sonie fresh and balance coming fresh soon. Jerseys and Guernseys, at tho J. W. shnttuck ranch at Talent, Ore., across Hoar Croek from county farm. First como, first served. 214 Your car needs Monamotor oil. Philips Auto Park Service. 21 ft Walter Painter and Charles Pankey loft today for Callahan, Callahan, Clallf., to spend several months on business in connection with '.ni ling claims. Thero Is no bo'ter place.to huy yoi.r gas and oil than Phlpps Auto Fark Service. 215 Fresh San Juan lime, 13,76 per bbl. Big Pines Lumber Co. 181tf Hpltz apples, packed or looso. Get them now, beforo It Is too late. Con ner Packing Houao. - 213' H. W. Conger, the county coroner. Is spending several days In Portland, whore his wife la reported to be se riously HI. If Bho won't accept a dlnmond from this storo, she sure don't want you, boy. Johnson tho Jeweler. 217 Dnnce Riverside Community club Saturduy night. Alford's Orchestra. 214 To mlaa our anniversary sale is to leave your pockctbook open. Johnson the Jeweler. 217 Only two resldonts of the state 'of Miss Gladys Chapman Is the 13-year-old girl of Klamath Falls for whoso allogod abduction W. F. Quls onberry was recently held responsi ble by the frantio mother, who .en listed tho aid of the city police. How ever, ho has been vindicated, as tho girl was found In Portland, to which city she had gone to be with her father, who Is estranged from her mother, according to Chief of Police Adams. - .. . , . Screen doors at Wallace Woods Lumber yard, corner E. Main and Genesee. . 88 iarge siock or Victor rocoras at Palmer's Music Store. ' tf Try that big milk shake at DoVoe's. tf C. K. Woodruff, who has been a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital for several woeka past. Is scheduled for removal to his home tomorrow. Wo are now serving oysters in a varloty of styles. Crowson's, Med- ford's popular sweet shop. 182tf Laugh with Sam and Winkler. Ju nior class playi December 4th. 21"' Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc. tf Mrs. Ira Canfleld, after spending several weeks visiting relatives here, loft Wednesday for her home In Duns mulr, Calif. 'The Arrival of Kitty," Craterian, December 4th. 217 Fancy Yakima Gem potatoes, 13.50 per 100 lbs. Delivered an yplaco In city, quality guuranteed. Johnson Pro duce Co. 241 N. Fir street. Phone 97. tf Screen doors at Wallace Wood's Lumber Lard, corner E. Main and Genesee. . 88 J. N. Howard, local music dealer, is spending a short time In Portland on business. h WnHhfnRton woro restored at local! Have your brakes equalized and hotel today, and they are J. P. Smith : Put in hV bofore h "Wddy aeason mother, Mm. Mary Putnam, are ner Packing House. pnendlng the Thanksgiving holiday a here aa gueata of Mr. and Mm. A. 10. Kennies, and will probably leave for home tomorrow evening. Doea your Ford start hard? Have the magneto recharged, $1. Riverside Garage. 132 8. Riverside. Turkeys wanted. Johnson Pro duce Co, tf 1 4i r so cotton rags wanted at Mall Trlbuno office. Haiti and warmer temperature Ir tho prediction for Saturday's weath er, following a rather balmy day of altnrnate cloudiness and sunshine yes terday with a maximum of 55. Today wiiR one of cloudiness and fog with a minimum of 27. Freo admission Oriental dance, Bnt. 1 213 The celebrated Parker Puofold 15 pen Is on Kale now at $3.45, at Sin clair's Jewelry Shop. 213 Sensational mllllnory sale $10 hats nt V2.08; $12.50 hats at $3.98; 11.50 vdourfint $4.08; $7.50 felts at $2.98; Sfi.7 5 felts at $1.98. One lot of Oage Chapeauxs lens than one-half price. "Smiling Beauty" kiddle hats one-half J. Wlrscham arrived here Wednes day from Portland to spend a short visit with relatives. All overcoat prices reduced. Model Clothing company, Saturday, Novem ber 28th. 213 Fresh lime $2.75 per barrel. Med ford Lumber Co. 209tf Let mo write your firo tnsurnnce. Can V. Tongwald, Holland Bldg., I'hono 093. . tf Tho wooden forms of tho new Schu Irr concrete apartment house on North- Oakdale at Hlxth street, are bring removed, and tho roof Is on the big structure. The work Is rapidly progressing, and tho building now poems ,sure of being ready for occu pancy 'early In Februnry. Hemstitching, buttons covered, at tho Handicraft Shop. tf Palmer's Photo Studio makes the 213 Olve common sense a chance. Iiuy your Christmas gifts at Johnson's during our eleventh anniversary sale. 217 The Dunning System of fundatlon training In music Is not only for child ren five years old and up but for nil who wish a thorough knowledge of pany the fundamentals of music. Taught J. J. Carle, of Longvlew and Miss Klhcl Miller of Seattle. ' Go the tho American Fruit & Pro duce Mnrket for good things to eat. 109 K. 8th street. Phone 875. 214 Free admission Oriental dance, Hat. 213 The buy of the season. Reo our ad In this paper. Model Clothing com- 213 local Southern Pacific comes. We specialize in brake work, Riverside Garage. 190tf Let Lee at the Men's Shop measure you for that $37.50 tailored-to-meas-ure suit. Satisfaction guaranteed. 193tf In clasess of five. Mrs. A. E. Goff. I agent, is wondering today an to the Rooms 1-2-4, Sparta building. Call . Identity of a careless motorist who best pictures. T. G. Holno, surgeon. Kye. Glasses flltod. tf M. D., physician and ear, nose, throat, 814 Llborty building. 222 T1 gar Johnson Is spending several days In. Han Francisco. lir. E. D. Elwood, Optometrist. Is now located in his new offlco, hut old location. Corner Main and- Rartlett. 218 Freo admission Oriental dance, Knt. 213 Waldemoro knives are going fast at Sinrlalr'a Jewelry Shop sulo. Home are priced as low as 05c. 213 Ahljah Woods, who Is a student nt lT. of o Is sponding tho Thanksgiv ing holidays at home. Freo aUmisalon Oriental dance, Pat. r " 2i3 Screen dooora at Wallace Wood's Lumber Yard. Cor. East Main and Cenesoo. - RRtf t. .01 Ul ...U.JJ Jelly Rolls A generous cut Saturday only 14c each The COLONIAL . , Southern Oregon 'i ' Finest Bakery Monday and Tuesday. Hours 2-5. 214 After picking up a stranger and giving him a ride, he was held up and robbed and his car stolen, Authony Saunders of Oakland. Calif., told Rose burg officers last Wednesday. Just out of Yoncalla, he told the of ficers, tho man drew a revolver antf forced Saunders to hand over his cash, amounting to about $80, a gold watch and a valuablo diamond ring. The stranger then took the car and started south. Saunders said. A high grade overcoat at a very low prlco. "Model Clothing company, Saturday. November 28th. 213 Junk tires wanted. Valley Hide A Junk company, 221 N. Fir strot. 218 The county court has Issued an or der with reference to the weight of loads on county roads. The order taken effoct nt onqe, 16,500 pounds will bo the maximum weight of loads and vehicles on paved roads. On new macadam roads built during 1925, the maximum will be 10,000 pounds. On all dirt roads the maximum weight Is flxod at 8000 pounds. . 207lf Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods are resi dents of Chowchllla, Calif., who nro spending several days In tho city vis iting friends and relatives. Jle sure and see the beautiful Os borne 24 kL gold encrusted china be foro making your ChrlHtmas selec tions. A large assortment at reduced prices during tho salo ut Hitu-lalr'a Jewelry Shop. 213. Tho Realty Board sale of city lots ' wilt bo your last chance to buy paved j lots at tho old prices. $50 down, bal- ! anco $10 ft month. 200 'If Many of those who have purchased olty lots at tho present prices have made 25 to 50 per cont profit on tholr Investment, Why not you. Last chance Dccembor 1. $50 down, bal ance $10 a month. 309 tt The bod of lower Klamath lake, which the reclamation aorvico recent- j ly recommended should bo reflonded j as a bird reserve, yielded 46 bushels of rye to tho acre this year on a 378 acre tract. Freo admission Oriental dance, Sat. 213 Freo lecture nt Athena hall Sunday evening, November 29th, nt 8 u. m. by Rev. Win, H. Newman, of IT. C. S church of Portland, Ore. Subject "Spirit Vibration." Public welcome. 213 Florence Graves, accredited piano teacher, latest method for beginners. Studio 304 So, Ivy strcot. Phone S79-W. 213 Having completed the season's work on tho Anna Creek tlmler sale nrea. Forest Ro,nger J. E. Griffin has re turned to his home In tho city for the winter. For Rent K'Uise, 808 Bennett nvo. 5 rooms, sleeping porch, partly fur nished. Garago, $30 per month. Phone 738-X. 21 Otf 30x3 Vi cord tires, $10.46. Phlppn Auto Park Service 215 banco Riverside Community club Saturday night. Alford's Orchestra. 2U E. H. Thomas, who hns been con nected wlih tho shipping department of tho Owen-Oregon Lumber com pany, leaves tomorrow for Camino, Calif., where he has a position with tho Michigan-California Lumber Co. Mmt nny variety of apples, good quality, $1 per box delivered. John son Produce Co. tf Get your Christmas hand made gifts and dressmaking at tho Daisy Shop. Phone 1067. 221 Dance Riverside Community club Saturday night. Alford's Orchestra. 214 Bus No. 7. of the tnterurlwn Sing company, which travels from Med ford to Ashland, has been reported os hav ing traveled 600.000 miles. Ashland Tidings. Tho Dunning System of foundation training In music in not only for child ren five years old nnd up, but for all who wish a thorough knowledge of die fundamentals of music. Taught In classes of five. Mrs. A. E. Ooff. Rooms 1-2-4, Sparta building. Call Monady and Tuesday. Hours 2-5. 214 Fancy Yakima gem potatoes, $3. R0 per 100 lbs. Delivered nny place in city, quullty guaranteed. Johnson Pro duce co.,ff4L N. Fir street. Phono 97. tf Tince Jackson Hot Springs Sntur d.npwght, ..... struck his sedan while turning at an intersection thin forenoon. Tho man quickly speeded away, after he had torn a bumper off the Carle car. Radio Wet A. and B. batteries re charged, called for and delivered. Williams & McCurley. tf Kitty In coming. Craterian thea ter, December 4. . 217 Dr. W. C. Schaefer, Dentist. Ex traction specialist. Dental X-ray, Gas and local anaesthetic. Phone 1117, 426 Medford Bldg. tf Among the college students spend- Ing the Thanksgiving holidays hero with relatives aro Arthur Schoeni nnd Miss Clara Green of the University of Oregon. Gordon Kershaw of the Ore gon Agricultural college, and Warren Kllkpatrlck and Cecil Johnson of Al bany oollege. ' Danco Jackson Hot Springs Satur day night. 214 Dance Rlversldo Community club Saturday night. Alford's Orchestra. 214 Sweet potatoes 3Jc per lb. Johnpon Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. 215 Woman Finds Remedy Worth Fabulous Fortune "l wouldn't take a million dol lars for the good Mayr's Wonder ful Remedy has done -for me. I have finished the course and can say I am entirely cured of very se vere indigestion, bloating and colic attacks 1 suffered .from, for many years." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes tho ca tarrhal -mucus from the intestinal tract und allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stom ach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists. , Peacock Nut Coal Just Right for Cook Stoves. Aberdeen Utah Lump Coal and Diamond Briquets for Heaters, Furnaces, Fireplaces, Etc. See Us FOR SERVICE HUKU PHONE 239 MEDFORD - 9Ae Answer to (he Burning Question JUNK TIRES WANTED we pay' 5c each for them VALLEY HIDE & JUNK 'CO. 221 No. Fir St. Phone 1176 Money to Loan On improved city property or for building purposes NO COMMISSION CHARGED i Costs You Less Get3 You Out of Debt Redden & Company Room 2 Davis Bldg. 32 N. Central, Medford, Ore. Plior.fi 720 DAIRYMEN POULTRYMEN i ... ... t . Don't take too much for granted when buying supplies Unless you have our prices and have . examined ; the quality of our goods, how do you know you have bought right? Wo offer you bettor SERVICE-PRICE-QUALITY In every gerwe of tho word. - Monarch Seed & Fd Co. The Farmers' Servico Station Ik ECONOMY GROCETERIA The Home of Bread Like Mother Made And now comes Christmas, with its heavy buying ordeal. But you can make your shopping a whole lot easier by buying the self service way. Our kitchen and tableware department includes everything in practical gifts for the home all displayed so that you can shep to your heart's content without the aid of a clerk. No urging to buy, but always glad to assist when wanted; and a substantial saving cn all the better grades of merchandise used in the home. .''' ' BREAD 1 lb. loaf . . . . ; . . 3 for 20c V2 lb. loaf .......... 10c Baked without alum bearing substitutes. r ' FLOUR Gold Medal, the world's largest selling flcur, at less than present mill cost. 49-lb. sack' ....... . .$2.23 OTHER SPECIALS Crystal White Soap, 10 bars ..... 38c Scott Tissue Toilet Paper, 3 rolls . : : 35c Crsico, 6 lb can . T. . . $1.29 Utah Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 can ...... 10c Campbell's Soups, per can 10c Tuxedo Tobacco, 1 lb. can . .' 79c Camel, Lucky Strike or Chesterfield Cigarettes, 2 pkgs. . . . 25c Derby Corn Starch, lb. pkg. . . lftc Palace Oysters, 5 oz. can 15c Brentwocd Peas (small) No. 2 can T 15c Sperry Pancake Flour, No. 10 ack . 65c Sperry Oats, No. 10 sack . . 45c Sliced Beets, No. 2 can . . ......... 10c Yacht Club Asparagus Tips, buffet tin . . 15c Bulk Mince Meat, 2 lbs. 35c Knight's Apple Eutter, qt. jar , 38c Raisins, 4 lb. packages . . 37c Seeded or Seedless Raisins, 3 pkgs. . . 33c Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can . . . . 28c Folger's Scdas, 1 -lb. pkg.", 3 for . . . . ; . . .;. . . . . . . . 25c GATES & LYDIARD BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE .HI' Hundreds Laughed and Cheered at the Premier Showing of D.W. GRIFFITH'S SALLY OF THE SAWDUST with CAROL DEMPSTER. WW. C. FIELDS Sally and Pobr Adorable circus kid and lovable circus" faker. Tkeu take you through the sawdust ring and juggle their way straight into your hearts. You wiH love them both - "Pop" for his careless handling of the truth; Sally for her whimsies, whether she's in spangles of the tent or ' satins of the rich. ' When they're up wey re high up; when they're down, w still see nothing but silver linings jn the clouds. A Laugn Classic ' -SYr " m B m 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 go about your work as usual. From the first treatment you will be relieved, and no matter how severe your case, I GUARANTEE IN WRIT ING to cure your PILES or return your fee. If you are suffering with PILES or other RECTAL or COLON III mcnt write or call for my new FRBE BOOK of Information. It also contains nearly a hun dred letters from PATIENTS. DEAN. M D Int nr'riCTV SEATTLE OFFICES: DrOVn Building M m ShiAr Bulldtoa pdrYiXn WITH MKDF0RD TRADE IS MEDFORD WADE Our paint itlcketh closer t h a n a brother. All of life's leasona aro not learned In school. The leason of paint's protection comes from experi ence. We know that paint Is the best pro tective policy. Why do we put It off t