TXOE FOUR
fEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFOTUf? OREOONT. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. I92S.
toos NO RATE INCREASE!
W1TTE
CENTRAL POINT
Extra good Baldwin apples, 60c I
; pr box. binnacle Packing Co, if ;
j Ofortte OatfH pft !at ni;ht forj
I Portland to brinic back a ntw mo-j
( lor truck. :ind a good guoss is that j
Iip will hi foarid tiro urn tlm foot-
. I bull flld :it Corvallls tomorrow
t afternoon. j
Another well known reiiident of t tnrunn cnrintrd ,-!!. ,,., cn. !
i. euirui rami, hiiiiuim r in-!, o- nlisht
years of aw. died at 7:3ft this , . , , I
III! I I Ir I InI I PKPIt.n I
miLM unu i nuuin
RATE BY THE S. P.
JO?
murnltiK at his hume, icdlowlni; an
In no rn.w will the Southern'
L'3it ' Pnrific railroad increase tho
Flu Willflnnnn lenveg today for frelKht rate In and out of Med-
iih.c nf four iiinn'lhK' durntion. i S"n Pninrloo and I.o AiikI-h, ! ford, was the nasuranee Bilen
with i ho lant week flndinK hint lit ' ',",''' ,10 plans to Hpfiul the win- thin afternoon hy J. II. Muli Imy. J
a very rrltlinl condition. Mr. Mtte : lor- Jneslsinnt frelicht truffle innnuner
llfld heen a rOHldeilt Ol Central I "'"'" iw mui. musipmun ( .jif'K"", Pfiui'; ill" nrwru ui
I'olnt since 19U3 und leaven hie
wile und five children to mourn
loss. The body is in rharce or
the Conner Kunorul I'nrlorn, from
which the funerul urrauKementH
will be announced later.
Ife wob horn in 1'onen, Germany,
.lune man, und before cominK
to southern Orexon was a resident
of Nebraska, where he was en
Based in farming. Ui 18S0, -at
.Mcnonlk, 111., he was married to
Johanna Hnen nnd to this tiulon
Hons Publishers, Seattle.
261 : directors of the ledford Chamber
Dr. anil Mrs. L. A, Hnlade, who; of Commerce mid local fruit men!
left Tuesduy for Ban I'leuo, cnl., , withered at the Hotel M'ldford.J
in their car, Rot only ns far as j where the meetJn(r bexan at noont
Weed thnt evening becaiiHe of the j with a luncheon. I
severe rain and snowstorm. They) Mr. Mulchay explained the nt-j
nre now continuing their Journey : tltule of the Southern I'ueifitij
ly slow staKen. i toward this reKlon and their side)
Cheap lumber and cedar posts, of the frelKht question, lie spoke:
ow
I
area
on a cold
your
th
Modford Lumber Co. 237tf
Mr. and Mrx. II. Chandler Kkuti
and ..Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Car
penter, after two weekw In Mexico
there were six children born, of city. Mexico, have returned to C'nll-
whom five nre living today Mar
tin and Fred Witte or Central
Point, Mrs. Klin Prouty of Mod
lord, Mrs. Uzzie Johns and Mra.
Anna Anderson of Klamath Falls.
' Ho harmonlmiH have the nffnlra
nT the public hoIiooIh been running
Montr for M'verul yfixvn pant, with
Hie. Niiiei-Intendent nnil hcJioo!
lumnl havlnn the confldenco of tho
public, ttiat na luttt year and' the
year before, the vote cnt at yester
day 'h Kfhcxil budget election was
very liRht, with only 85 votes cnt,
and Uichg uverwbelnilnKly for the
isinet as put for vote by the school
officiate.
Keveiity-six votes were cast for
the approval nf the huri't and 8
voleH wero tiKainHt, und on the pro
portion to lncreaiiO the tux morn
than 6 per cent, above the constitu
tional limitation to meet tho In
creased financial reiiuirements of
the schools as -"t forth in the
hudpet, 75 of the voles approved,
and but nine upturned t. The
actunl tux Increase Is only 3-10 per
cent over thnt of the precedliiK
year.
Tho election wna held yesterday
afternoon and evening nt the
Junior high school.
Notice to Hunters.
Hereafter any hunter trespassing
In Hrophy nnd Company fluid ad
joining' Crater J-ako hiphway on
east , between Agate Htutton and
KukIo Point will ho prosecuted.
Thin land Is now loused by a
private Run club..
(Signed lirtOPIIY & COMPANY,
l . - . 243
ALWAYS KEEPS
IT M HAND
Lydia E. Pinkhain'i Vegetable
Compound Helpi Her So Much
I'ilUlmroii, Pa. "I was just com
pletely run down. I hm tired, heavy,
BlUKpiHJI h'l'lltlUB
and i could not
eat. I wns Insiui;
in weight. I
so much nimut
l.yilia , U. I'lnk
ham's 'egotuble
Compound anil
what a good med
icine it is, thnt I
started taking it.
I liuvo taken
flfflit hottics of
1. 1,1 in !' Pint-.
nam's Vegetable rompouiiit nnrt ulsiut
the same in tablet form. This is one
medicino a woman should liuvo in
the liouso nil tlio time. 1 am improv
intr every dny and I sure am nb!u to
cat. I am willing to answer snv let
ters n"kinjr iUhiiiI the Wsretulile't out
IK.uml." Mim. Kij.a Kipiiakiih, 81
t li:mtauciia St., N. S. I'ittnbun'h. l'a.
fornia. While, in Mexico City. Mr.
Kjran entered the golf tournament
ther and won flrnt prize for lowent
medal ncore in the qualify ing
round. He also won his first match
j In the tournament, but was thnn
; forced to withdraw because of a
lame back.
Jackson Springs Club dance Kat.
night. 23!
Mrs. C. 8. Newhall of the Old
Stage road, who has been with her
mother, Mrs. Htorey, in I.os An-
golfn since September, will return
to Med ford the latter part of next
week.
Have you tried tne Ttest Kver
pear butter nt the following groc.
ers: Marsh's, Hufeway, Plf,'gly Wlg
gly, flconomy flroceteria. IM 1
Chlckenpox Is now very preval
ent In Med ford, many pupils In
the lower grades being out of
school because of the disease,
which, however, is reported to be
In a mild form.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. 237tf
Visitors In Medford from Seattle
yesterday were KIhIc M. Mathew
son, Mm. II. Hhattuck and daugh
ter, II. Shattuck. Jr., C. I. hlgler
and Mr, and Mrs. N. J. Curan.
Sain Sandry of Hogue ltlver is
In the Community hospital with a
badly affected ' hand. '
X. L. MorfiU, representing the
Howard Automobile company of
Portland, western distributors for
Hulck cars, transacted business
with the local dealers, Hcherer Mo
tor company, today.
ovtr an hour and one-half, using
highly Involved subject matter on
frtdgbt rates and interstate com-
mert-e decisions as his topics.!
While the port to port rates may I
be lowered, lie declared short
haul rates from Medford would ;
not be increased as a result. j
mirror.
.ttiats W'WET'
Rtated Communication.
Medford l.odue 103, A. Y.
nnd A. M Krliloy, Novem
ber 10th, 7:30 p. m. Hy
order of tho Worshipful Master.
238 C. M. HOI'STO.V, Secy.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the
firm of Koblnson & Meyer lias been
dissolved by mutual consent. - All
obllKatlons owing to said firm
should bo pnid to Juo If. Meyer,
who will continue to operato the
business ot 33 ft. Harllelt HI , Med
ford, Oreffon, nnd who will pay
nnd ussumc all indebtedness of said
co-purlnershlp.
243 ltOWNSON & METER.
gasoline
cold
The only Information that could
bo gained hero up to early this
urternoou as to the snow condi
tions on (lie hlshwiiyH today Is
that the HiHkiyou und tireeiispiin.';
mountain highways are ullll sloppy
from tho falls of snow und ruin,
and that tho l'ucliic highway over
the SlBklyous is still icy in plucos
in the deep shade.
However, the snow yesterday
was five inches deep on both high
ways, according to Htuto Traffic
Sergeant CI. Y. Talent, who report
ed two auto accidents, one on each
highway. Each crash was caused
by slippery paving and wet gravel,
and neither wns serious, only re
sulting in bent fonders und no in
jury to car occupants.
HorKonnt Talent advises all mo
torists to exercise caution in trav
eling In the mountain country.
Almeo Coining Homo.
SOUTHAMPTON. Kng.. Nov. 10.
(Pi Almee Semplo Mcl'herson.
Los Angeles evangelist, snlled for
the ITnited Slates today aboard
tilt- steamship Columbus, after an
evangelistic tour through Knglnnd.
acts in a
motor . . . .
... ..... .
$0 It doesn't ta1$ many cold vorn M
Mi
Notice.
Notice Is hereby ' given that
Dewey LeMoyx' nnd (Ills I,. Neely
linve dissolved partnershii nnd the
l.cMoss Service Station nt corner
of Jackson and lliverside will in
future be conducted hy (His L.
Neely. BEWEV I.H MOSS,
:3!l Cl'S L. NKHI.y.
Cnrd of Thanks.
To our many friends who were
so kind to us In our recent de
renvement In the loss of our 'loved
one, wo wish to extend heartfelt
thanks: also for tho lovely flowers.
Mr. It. T. Uurch,
Mr. and Mrs. It. K, Anderson.
Mrs. Lovlna Uurch. 238
Card or Tluinks,
We wlh to express our npre
clntlon and thanks to the many
friends who gave their sympathy
and beuutlful floral offerings in
the passing of our dear one.
Charlotte nnd Kdna lteeson,
Mr. and Mrs. Kverett lteeson,
1'IIIm lteeson. 53R
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued Krom lngo One)
Rexall Specials
Friday and Saturday
1 pkg. of Gillette Razor Blades
at $ .50
Large package of Kleano
Shaving Cream at ........ . .50
Regular price $1.00
' Special price , , , . . . .50
J You Save 50c
Rexall Shaving Cream .35
: 1 can Talc Powder ............ .25
Regular price . . .60
Special price .35
You Save 25c
5 Quinine Hair Tonic ......... .$1.00
Jar Hair Fix .50
Regular price ....$1.25
Special price . .$L00
You Save 25c
We3t Side Pharmacy
The Rexall Store
Will Itogers replied: "Kuropo
would hold a celebration."
M
Of mnnv European countries, in
cluding all Iho hit; countries, that
would be lllerully (.mo.
The deep sorrow thnt a drago
man on the Nile feels when a rival
boat runs on the mud would be
duplicated In Kurope's capitals if
this country "inn on the mud." Hut,
fortunately, it won't do thnt.
There Is nothlu.t in that to make
us bitter, hut there Is evtiiylhlng
to make us eumlous and keep us
l'HKl'AKKI),
Walter Ollsnu, 21-ycnr-old farmer
In Illinois, wins tho nntlonul com
husking championship, uveraglng
III tu 44 ears a minute, picking up
'iG.62 bushels lu HI) uilnuicit.
There nre few Olsons, and farm
era should Investigate a machine
In which this writer, ulso a farmer,
has recently invested.
It grinds corn ktnlks, husks.
stalks, corn nnd all to a flno pow
der, und saves husking. You stuck
the stalks near the burn, grind
them as needed. No part of tlio
stalk Is wasted. Ask your dealer,
got the machlno on trial, if you
cau,
-
Some Kuroncun stBesmcu fore-
soo "danger of a race in anna
inetils between the United Stales
and Kuropean countries."
So far ns this country Is concern.
od there need he no race. In nny
is", there will be no DAVflKIl.
"Wet" gasoline we call it, for
lack of a better name. Mo water
in it of course, but the heavy
fractions it contains won't stay
vaporized. They condense and
flood back into the carburetor,
over into the cylinders and down
into your oil. .. ' '
; Don't be misled by "winter
gasolines''- you don't want
cither winter or summer grades
of "wet" gas. ; ;
If you would avoid starting
troubles, thinned oil, delays on
cold days, use the dry gas Shell
400. .
Less choke is required, less
work for your battery with
Shell 400. Scientific refining has
'eliminated the heavy wet frac
tions,'and given you a fuel much
superior to ordinary gasolines.
All Shell yellow ana red
pumps carry Shell 400, the "dry"
gas. Start using it your very next
tankfulL
You can tf II S-ir II 400 in the starting. Pull your
choe out only half way. Push it bdi in a. fm
seconds aftertfie motor stdrts.SMUoorequiret
las choc than "wet" gja, but can na tul more
Without aiming oil thinning
It doesn't tae many cold worn
msj to flood your oil with emu
demcd uct gasoline that runs
down the cylnufrr u'dlli. Here is
an example oil half gasoline in
I;u tluin.ftve hundred miles of
running!
U''itI)SJwIl4CO,lIlr:"dry,gai,y.iti
can often run a full tlmuand
wiL'j and luive less than 10
gdioIineVt youroil not enough
to sertomly damage it
QUBCSTARTING
And about oil: Here's an oil now that forms no hard, flinty carbon. To leep
away from the endless trouble! caused by carbon and "add thousands of mile j
to the life of your cor", insut on SHIilX MOTOll OIL whenever you buy
'o need enoiKh olridanos. Bub-to punlBh, in exemplary fushlon, : To have what we need, it is only 'ench yeai- In loans to Europe. i ! inc with Eurone is like Standard
T SbBr- 0"fk S I"?'; I?" oO.t competi'with IT,'
;vnpr.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
iOWNKK must leave and will sac
rifice new home. Will mil or
1 trade for nnylhlnir. Whnt hnve
i you, See owner mornltiKs at
S. Orape St. 540
!l'U'.l fllovo lost evening. Own-
er may have same hv calllUK at
! Tribune und paylnR for this ml.
Will SAI.K Iteautlful 4-room fur
nished home; hot water heatliiK
system; well located on Rood
paved street, nice lawn and
shrubbery, ituod veroRu; close to
school. Price 13400; terms. See
fharles A. Wins AKency, Inc.
l'hnne 7JS, i'4o
KOlt HAI.M 37 Silver SpnilKled
llamburR pulletx: first piiie
Jai-kstin county fair, liice 5ic
each. Mrs. Hlauuhter. Pioneer
rood, 1 !j utiles west of I'hoenlx.
24 t
FDH IIROT Warm, pleasant for.
nlshed room: hot nnd cold water.
4L' N. Holly. 4J
I'M II 1 IK. N'T 4 ; room modern
hollNe; urilKe. Rarilcn: on pave
ment. Call 333 Muven, 2t(l
H'H HAI.K-8ow und pim. Milton
Houston, ltoss Uine. S40
WANTKD-rompetent itlrl fur gen.
ernl hourswork. Mrs. -V. W. Ava,
Phone 187. ;aa
VA.NTKl)-.Middle-aRed ladv wl.hes
housekeeplmt for senile man.
Airs. F. I.oomls, 07 So. Central.
140
Ftllt KAI.i: I P0 ncres nf land. 7
head of milk cows. 3 fresh Jer
seyn with Jersey heifer calvcx;
others will he fr-sh soon: 3
youiiR heifers nnd No. 15 lleln
val cream separator, flood buy
for the rlirht party. I'nvmeut and
'rms. Mrs Mury U, Dm-'it'in
Bamt Valley, Or. 140
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look at These Coat Specials
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Regular $25.00 to $29.50 Values
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Men's Cotton Ribbed
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lionjr sleeve nnd ankle
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Middy or eoat stvle: Reg
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Values from $4.75
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20 Off '
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Long sleeves nnd
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sixes.
$1.68
"Holeproof"
. Hosiery
Xew patterns in
f aney dress ,hose
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2 pa-s $1.99
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Fancy patterns.
50( pr.
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Ages 11U to 8 years. Made of
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$7.75 to $16.50
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Ages G to 1(5.
$3.50
Beys' Part-Wool Sweaters
Slipover styles with roll collars;
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