Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREUOX, FRIDAY. Xifc'EMRETl P.O. -1928. PAGE THREE j Jasper Reynolds, sun of Mr. anij t Mrs. (.'. L. Reynolds, who U at-! U home tor the holiday. On grounds of cruel and inhu man treatment, a divorce decree, returned this week in circuit court in fa von Ait Etta. Kelso ttjcalnst J. Kincald's dance, Eagle Point Sat.i W. Kelso, was un file at the county night. 252 i clerk's of (ice. The couple was Th. h -,H-. .Krt: married in Jacksonville August 5. Ladies' Aid of- the SSinn Lutheran Motoring on the Pacific highway "huroh in on dlnplay at ltussell'a over the Htskiyou mountains was ' for tne remainder of thia week. reported dangerous today ly D. t. i . on t lh clerA office ! years hin eating house was all that Durham, piano tuner, connected! Rob Strang returned from Port;fttw, ...,. in f11Vn.-nf vinvd i coninrised the settlement. Later ' l'JOS, and have a Mn and a daugh ter, hoth of whom are with their ! mother at Agate. Another decree. 1 which was returned this week, was "I'm a firt-class postmaster lit a fuurih-cl;ts post off ice," claims James (irievo. mayor and Poo Hah ( iif Prospect, on the road, to Crater: Lake, registered at the Imperial. Pro pert was given this name in ; ISStf when the old-timers thought; it was going to have a great futurn. j "Mr. Grieve moved in and estab lished a tavern for wayfarer who were headed for the lake, and for; with the Palmer Music House, who j land this morning, having attcnd urYivfd this forenoun from Duns- 1 cd the big game there yesterday, inuir, Cul., where ho has heen Wheel goodf, wagons, mechun- t pending the past three vks. He j leal toys and dishes nil nt hulf found six inches of snow at tho price nt Shields' Pig Closing Out summit of the mountains and. re- ; Sale. ' Crosslin against Dolly Crosslin. j Methodist Ladles' Aid will hoi, rummage sale December 1st at 2 West Main. 21.Y Oregon i'ire Relief ported that the navine was sliu- "Hiirh Post of T ovinc" nt Plnv- McMlnnvliie. Ore. C U UOir, Agl P'Ty as a result. There was no f house tonight. 2,-,j j 41! Kast Main St. Tel. 188tf snow nt Dunsmutr whep ho- left ; Temporary auto licenses wern is-j Pulldin permits were issued by liii'i-ii i ust evening. .' sued at the sheriff's office tbilayj the city today to J. H. Xewlon to Danco nt Riverside. Community 1 to & Hlndt, L. N. Ceiitnerl huitd a house and garage at a cost Huh Sat. night. ' 2"i2 ;nd Mary Phelster of Medford. (of $2000, and to Cooley and Wff Children picture and story a build a chimney in tne t ooiey books all at half price at Shields' building at cost of $30. Pig Closing Out Sale. 212 j Poems Bet to music. Maatercraft Bazaar and 2 5 -cent noon lunch j Song Publishers. Seattle. 2til at South M, K. church Sat., Dec. Kj Daneo.nt Riverside Community Clulh-Sftt. night. zu3 Thirty silk dresses, values to $23. jLuitnble for evening or street wear. yTto be closed out for '.$3.98 at Shields' Rig Closing out Sale. 252 Kathti'ino Applegato fcf Seattle ' arrived In Medford hy plane from Sitn Kranclsco yesterday, having attended the Stanford-California game. In the south. She visited yesterday with her friend, Eva Nenlon, and left this morning on' the Shasta for her homo In So ntilo. ' ,.'v' Big dolls, lltu'o.rtonH, Mama rtolls , .and knit stuffed dolls, dolls of nil rikinds on sale at half price nt Shields. Big Closing . Out Sale. 2h2 Hot, clean cohl. Tel. 631. Med ford Fuol Co. ; tf With several weeks of pVepara tion hyhlmt them, members of tho . Indies' ""circle! "of the Chrisiiun church aL Central Point are nmv .''completing :det:iils 'for ' a ' Jiazaar they plan to hold in Central Point December 12, in the Merritt build ing. Knney work will be . one of the features, according to present plans. Concerning your eyes consult Br. Chambers, Optometrist, U 1 Medford Bldg. For appointment Phone IKS. Classen fitted and fur nished, r. ! 2M Thomas Really Co'., real Pstate, Insurance and small loans on any thing of value. Palm Block, corner Main and Front, upstairs. tf ' A civil suit for the recovery of mony claimed to he due for a dia tiond ring, was filedtthis week In circuit court by Brophy's, jwelers. against Hugo Thompson. The ring was valued at $335. That good coal low in ash. Han sen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Hot, clean coal. Tel. 631. Med ford Fuel Co. tf came a filling station and garage j and the prospects for Prospect are I better now than vW efure. "Xlnety per cent of tl population Mc'a.tio.n of i observed Mr. C.rieve yesterday.; "The other two residents could not : get away.." He has a private deer; preserve and watches the animals ! like a hawk, for he says he doesn't 1 want Portland hunters killing the detr. The Oregonian. Let us tell you about our insured savings plani Southern Building! pisins. A r a. i;i Phone ' C I 5' yh ILK UTTER CE CREAM ' TPASTUERIZED SAFE PURE PRODUCED - PACKED" ' THE SANITARY WAY Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston: left yesterday afternoon for thelrj home in Oakland, Cul.( following several days spent In Medford with i friends and relatives. j Dance nt Rlversldo Community Club' Sat. night. f 2T.2i Wot weather coming. Havo that roof reshlngled by a first-class shingler. All work guaranteed. John R. Seller, C35 North Central. Phone 375-L. ;f.' 262 . In order to facilitate, school at tendance by the children of three) families, three ranch properties were added to the f tun'murst school district by n decision of the boundary board when it met ;1;u:t Wednesday..- The petition was pre-, sented by the Class, Van der Mast and Hoag families and removed their properly from the -Hatchery district, which necessitates a long walk for students to reach that school. The Laurel hurst district furnishes' free transportation. Daily's Taxi. "Phone 15. New Studebaker sedan. 274 John II. Lock, painting and dec orating. Fine interior work a spec ialty. Phone 118'or 360. " ' 2C4 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Booth return ed yesterday from San Francisco, where they had spent several days. Hemstitching, hose mending', pleating and button making. Han dicraft Shop. Phone 70S.' 103tf Safety first! This Building and Loan association operates under state supervision. Southern Build ing & Loan Association. 253 Miss Ella Parks spent Thanks giving with her mother. Mrs. -ElfuU beth Parks, in the Applegate dis trict. 'Wood all kinds, oak laurel, fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf Twenty-five sport and .dress coals, values to $2fi. to bo closed out for $3 each at Shields' Big Closing Out Sale. - 2fi2 Chester Hubbard Is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, having Ar rived home Wednesday night. . Don't -wait until youV property is on fire.. Insure now. Medford Investment Company, J25.East 6th Str '.,. - 253 ."High Cost of Loving'1 nt Play house tonight.-' ' 253 i lu benefit of the construction of a new' nUvyshed. a hqino talent play is to be given this evening ur the Griffin Creek school, and will be presented by high school students of that district who are attending high school In Medford. A good sized delegation of local .residents is expected to ho present. v-Artistle hair bobbing at Emma Cllne Shop. Work done by Mr. Shard. . ' 1 257 City Sanitary Service, Phono 542. 244tf There Is a possibility that some Medford high school student or student- from some other section of the county, may be awarded I'lhis' year "a scholarship in Yale college. Tho scholarship will he awarded to a deserving student, and details of the plans may he learned .either from County School Superintendent Susanne Homes Carter or from B. H. Con kin, Med ford high school principal. New dresses, silk and other beau tiful materials, for sale. latest designs from New York City. Very reasonably priced. Sizes Sit to 46. Call aS4:L, 253 Ciet' those fenders and auto bodies straightened nt Brill's Sheet Metal. Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phone 418. 2Sf Carl and Itoland Hoover arrived from Corvallls Wednesday night to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with their parents in the Central Point vicinity. They are both stu dents at Oregon Suite college. , -Kincaid'g dance. Eagle Point Sat. night. ' 232 ' All Fluhrer's bread wrappers must be redeemed for S. & H. green trading stamps before De cember 1st. Redemption offer ex pires after that date. 254 Mr. and M rs. F. "W. Hopkins, who attended the football game yesterday afternoon iln Portland, are remaining in that city for sev eral days' visiting with Mr. Hop kins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hop-kins. Best-Utah lump coal. Tel. 631. Medforfl'Vuel Cp;. t -tM . Mr. Shard has opened the hair cutting department in the Emma Cllne. Shop.. Expert cutting and French shingling " done accurately. & Loan Association. Included among the few Ore gonians registered ut .Medford ho- , teU yesterday were W, Jih Umiu of HurrUhurg. Mrs. E. .A. Scott nf J Saleju. W. T. Cat Is mi. William Ai-. wood. Herbert Weir and Arnold Bnkitiu of Portland. For your holiday concerts secure a copy of the song "The Way of Faith." written by Mrs. Mary O. Tarry, nt the local music stores. 256 (jiiests from California register ed at Medford hotels include Mrs.1 Geo. t Wnolrsr of Los Angeles. Mi.ss Wallace of Piedmont. Mr. and M r-. A. J . W i 1st n of Etna, u n d Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wnlters of Oak bind You pay for Insurance whether . you buy it or not. Medford In vestment Co., UTi East 6th St.. 2T.3 Ernest Webb, former resident ofr the Kogue Itiver valley, was among the M ihI foul funs at the Portland, game yesterday. Dressed hen?, 2nr. Johnson's iMil The jrifi horn tier California 1-ioall game will be brought to local radio foot bull funs over KM EL), the .Mail Tribune-Virgin station, through the courtesy of the California Ore gon power company. The broad cast will start ut 2 o'clock. Several footoall fans from Ash laud. Prospect, Orants Pass and Unseburg went up to Portland to see the big game and yell for Med ford. Among the Uoseburg dele gation were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crnfton and Bert Bates. Dad Dun hut and Carl Williams represented Orants Pass, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Grieve and Dewey Hill were present from Prospect, Dance at lliverside 'oinmunity Club Sat. night. 352 Obituary SCAl'PP The remains of M;nry V. Schaupp. who passed away in his cuhin north of Bogue Itiver. November -were forwarded by the Conger funeral parlors Thurs day to Sun Francisco. Cul.. for funeral services and interment. P.LAlNi;. Fred Blaine, aged iiO years, passed away in this city Tuesday. November 27th. ufter a lingering illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held today. Friday, November 3i. at the grav f-!e in the Medford cemetery. Con ger funeral parlors In charge vived by three sons and ong daugh ter, who 'with tne exception of one, were present at the tlmo of his passing. The remains will be for I warded to Moscow.- Ida.. Saturday, Decern her 1st. where funeral serv ices ami interment will bo held. Conner funeral parlors have charge. FOX. Funeral fcervhes for Curtis If. Fox, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Airs. Hamilton. Fox of La k e C re c k . were held at 1-a k e (reek Thursday and interment wa nmd in the Central Point ceme tery. Conger funeral parlors had charge of the arrangements. W HEELER Westwood Lumber Co. plans to reopen mills in this district. I Market. tf K E.VO Gravel work on 2 -mile stretch from here to Wordi-n progressing. BLl'E. James Edward Blue. resident of Medford but a short time, passed away at the apart- ments, 43tf North Bart let t street,' November 2tfth, at the age of t4 years, eight months and one duy. Besides his wife Eugoni, be is ur- Medford Lodge yCjf A. M., Frtda ' 7; 3i p. in. 'or Special Communication H3. A. F. (day. Nov. 3". V'ork in E A. crder of W. M. M. BOCSTON. .Wy. POBTl.AXl) Plans completed for Spanish court apartment house to he erected ut Mallory and Conf? streets at cost of iCo.000. degret 'S' Saturday, December 1 Jl.. .a. .a. aa 44 ja A A aa i4 fcW-- A-fc-W--!fc-WWfci-fc lime It's to Think of Christmas Can you think of a more appropriate gift to send to your out of town friends than some of our Extra Fancy Rogue River Valley Fruit? - Extra Fancy Apples in small gift boxes Extra Fancy Apples in full boxes ' Extra Fancy Pears in half boxes Just leave address and we will send for you. Personal Attention Prompt Service ST Come to Toyland, Saturday. See the most wonderful array of Toys ever assembled at Ward's. Here joy and good cheer reign and boys and girls find their heart's desire in this veritable wonderland in miniature. Spark ling eyes devour with eager gaze the hundreds upon hundreds of radiant new toys. All so spic and span in their bright colors. Every one is a new toy just received from Old Santa's Workshop. Come to Toyland, where laughter and smiles are contagious! Enjoy yourself. Beautiful Dolls That Walk and Talk! f'mlilly, loviililc (IoIIm wit Ii bin, limpliinc ' o.yt's ami lirown or golden curls. Alwnys miliii(j. They're diihLrt'n you'll ho proud of so iK'i'oinplisliod thpy lcnp imtl talk," '" and even dnnco or .walk with yon. $1.49 to $8.29 Wheel Toys For Active Boys and Girls Everything un wheels from roller skates to aeroplanes. Any child will ho wild with joy f ' to hnvi! a shiuy velocipede, or a red and tan iiorophiiH' that almost i lies, it noes sa fast. .Other kinds, too. Wonderful values. $1.00 to $17.50 Mechanical Toys That Are Marvelous! A prcat variety of amusing new toys that go like magic when you wind them up. Mis chievous Felix cats that ride scooters, coons that Charleston, daredevil aeroplanes, speedy autos, sand toys. Such a wonderful select ion from Which to choose. 25c to,$9.60 Games and. Boards that will interest every child Hooks that, children love fairy tales, "scr ies" new stories:- (lames so fascinating that, the .whole family wiH.wailt, to play them. Kxciling card and ''board" games. Alibi golf, mysterious Ouijil hoards. Old time fa vorites and many new ones. 19c to $1.49 Christmas Tree Decorations and Lights Here at Ward's you will find n wide selec tion of Christmas tree decorations, inuludiuc; tinsel, ornaments, roping and lights at lov est 'prices. Also wreaths and Christmas bells. Decorations range in price from 5 to $1.19. Christmas tree lights, 98 to $4.98- c Christmas Prize Stockings value GIRLS and. BOYS More (han a stock ingTuI of aimiiiiiu and educal tonal oyt ior children. A rrnt foot bll lor boys. A tea set for girli. And doren of other loyi, beiids. A won. (Irrful Valirel Fre A big turprUe pack fa wiib Mcb Wards's Toys are New Toys and are Priced Low f rAiuVH ii - r H. E. MARSH MONTGOMERY WARD & GO Phone 252 T GROCER i 117 South Ceneral Medford, Ore Phone 268 Phone 252 I