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METiHHlT) 'MAIL TI?TBTT. MEDFORD, Or?Kno. TUESDAY. TVF.CEMT.ET? 11, 1923.
PAGE lTTR
FOR LOCAL ELKSis
Members of the Klks lodge. n ! That good coal-low in a-h. Ilun
niHtter what the wputhor. are , 8en Ooal Co. F'hone 23.i. tf
iired to wear .their overhoei Hrowue'a Hardware lorc has
when attending the famous an- again returned to nonnuley with
niml ChriHtnian lrte event of the 11" return of Frank Lindley, who
lodge next Thursday ni;ht, ho that w,lH hnTDe two eek wtih a om
,.... i .i , bination illness of flu and the
they can hear the grand gold mumps and E j Newman, who
( preHent tlrk. AH urnuiBemonu Wa ill with tho flu.
have been completed for this great Ba)loon dance -Walker's Wed.
gathering, vh;ch in given to fur-nl,rht r.
ninh Christ mas cheer anions' the
linnr nml nmiil c
The banks of the city in co-
opt rating fully with tho lodge
committee on arrangement have
ordered extra supplies of quarters.
Italf dollnrs and dollars, which "U scraps, all colorn, 20c a
lire bo badly needed at an Elks' j bunch nt the Fashion Shop, 424
Christmas tree party. I Medford Bldg. Phono 1181. tf
Kor those Elks who tire easily A. V. Shepherd left this morning
in reaching for coins, aim tearing for I-os Angeles, where ho will stay
up tickets with tho remark, "Justjfoi 10 'days on business,
my luck. I never could draw first-class plumbing repair-
anything except conclusions. nice j Ing. call Will Swartz at 80K-L. 2ti4
cushioned chairH and settees will Five years ago hay was being
be provided, and a corps of shipped into Josephine county by
waiters will serve them with cof-1 the carload for the dairy cattle
fee, llmburger, Kandwiches und here. This year hay shipments
other dainty provender to keep from the valley have been Incrcas
ti p their spirits. : ing and there is still a surplus here
The festivities will start home-: for local stock. The River Banks
il lately niter a very short lodgo farm has sent out (Ht tons, or more
session, about 8 o'clock or before, than 1U carloads of hay to Crescent
and the B. I'. O. K. men are re- t'lty and Coos Bay points this fall,
quested to bring with them - the' and more is to go. Crescent City
proper change, as tho money, is the best market and condition of
changers of tho temple arc very; the Hedwood highway has made tt
busy guys on such occasions. j possible to ship It at a profit. It
A striking feature of the Christ- Is understood that the coast buyers
mas tree is that In addition to lh have been securing their hay at
gold tick lock grand present, about $16 hero, making it eost
which will escort some Elk home, them about $24 on the coast.
an immense dressed hog and Cirants Pass Courier,
dressed turkey, the like of which j Old-timo dance, Walker's Tues
havo never been seen before in day. :t2
the Elks' templo building will be j Mrs. Harry Roberts, employe of
others of the grand presents. Of the Whitelaw Candy company, re
course, n host of dressed and un-j turned here yesterday from Port
dressed turkeys, chickens and the j land ttfu.r spending a week there
like, hams and bacon will bcjwith her niece, who underwent an
among the lesser presents. i operation in a Portlnnd hospital.
The committee on arrangements. Oregon Fire Relief Association of
guarantee- that there will be no ;
livp geese from the Alex Sparrow
geesery near Tolo this year, which
have caused mtieh squawking
among the "brothers" at past
Christmas trees.
L
j Charles Strang, the druggist
I possesses the oldest buttle in the
Out of 31 students at the local city, it will be 45 years old next
high school who made the honor March, and all those years has
roll for the past six weeks, BO occupied tho same shelf, in the
were girllj and four were boys. Strang drugstore, it is used in the
Seven of the yo ghia made all mixing of liquor a estate tit am
A'h and one of the four boys' monia, whatever that may be.
made air1 As. AH of tho boys on Every druggist has a bottio for
the honor roll were under class- this purpose, but Mr. Strang claims
"ten. the age honors of this section for
Tho honor roll, as issued to The his. The veteran bottle Is of a
Mail Tribune today, follows: (square architectural design, with
Freshman. in fancy glass stopper.
A 11
Anderson, Meivln 3 l
Osenburg, Louise 3 1
Palcy, Dorothy r.. 2 2
Power, Helen 3 1
Sophomores.
A P.
Dunford Levon ,3 1
Porter. Junior 3 1
Spalding. Robert 4
Drury, Barbara '. 3 . 1
Fronrelch, Louise 3 I
Hopkins, Juanita 3 2
.lones, Loteta '. 3 1
Murray. Lucille 3 1
Slmpkius, Leneve 4
Walker, Mildred 4
Williams, Helen 3 1
Voting, Barbara 3 1
Juniors.
A It
Case. Alice 2 3
Inury, Laura 4
flibbons Venila 2 2
Hon. Margery 2 2
Poer. Josephine 3 2
Prvston. Virginia 3 l
Stone, Dorothy 4
Taylor, Josephine 4
Walters. Dorothy 3 1
Seniors.
A II
Conner. Beatrice 2 2
Conner. Dorothy 3 2
Currier, Rosie 4
Kvnnflon, Betty 3 1
Gibbons, Jessie 3 1
Oulovsen. Oeorglna 4
JntieK, Helen 2 2
Plcrson Alleen 3 2
Waldron. Josephine 4
WHEAT THIS SEASON
Farmer of the valley ,havo
seeded more wheat this fall than
. umuhI, and the whoat acreage will
phow a iiubfttantlat Increase over
pre-jUB year.
Jay Gore of the Core ranch ha.i
deeded 700 acres to wheat, and
oxpoctH to increase thin amount
to l'JOO. He Is the Urgent wheat
Broner In tlio valley.
The agricultural are hoping
for a week or ten daya of warm
weather and aunahlne. and then
heavy ralna. with nil the frort out
of the ground.
The vulley la below the normal
rainfall, hut eipect December an1
J.inuary precipitation, to bring IX
' tip to normal, or nearly ao.
Jailed By Mistake.
A OZARK Mo. f O. Purd
JSayn. an attorney, while Ulklns
with k client, wm locked In a
ell of th county Jail. Tho ahor
tt ih nnlv keva and he waa
out of the city for aev.-rnl hour
Ofter Hava wna locked In.
Uue to fop t tht lnt-al import,
i air-mull planes departed ami ar
rived on Hthetlulo today at the
( emergency lamllng field near the
, Jtarron farm south of Ashland,
i along the I'aeific htunwuy.
Mr. and Mrs. "William Tlrieh left
od,ly '"r San Diego Cal.. where
in the interest of Mr. Uhlch'd
health.
McMinnville, Ore. C. L. Ooff. Agt
419 East Main St. Tel. 922. 18Stf
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend the chleken dinner
to be given by the Ladies' A.U1 of
Zion Lutheran church Wednesday,
December 12th.
Charls Representative. Tel. 47ft
M. Mrs. Sadie Allen. 263
Owing to the present prevalence
of influenza and due to the fact
that the Elks' Christmas tree, will
be held on the same night, the
Masonic Dancing club will not hold
its party as scheduled for Thurs
day night.
The S. & 11. stamp exchange of
fer on Fluhrer bread wrappers
has been extended to January 1st.
! ' 2C.1
All kinds of hand-painted Christ
mas gifts for sale; reasonably
priced. Black sateen pillows and
card table covers, handkerchief
cases and handkerchief scarfs, lav
ender bags, vanity sets, etc. Phone
390-L, or call 325 South Holly St.
2u7tf
W. D. Schuyler, manager of the
Johnson Washer company of Oak
land. Cal.. left today for Klamath
Falls, after a brief business visit
in Medford.
The only opinion handed down
today hy the supreme court affect
ing a Jackson county case was the
denial of a petition for a rehearing
In the Paul vs. Industrial Accident
commission case.
COPCO PLAYERS Will
REPEAT THE GUARDIAN
.In rfHponae to repeated reque!.trt
from the local radio public the
California Oregon power company
hna arranKed to present "The
Guardian" over station KM El)
again this evening. Thla i on.
of the most popular of the H-leji
Norrls radio dramas nnd when
presented here recently scored a
decided hit with all who listened
in on the Copco program.
llMrnlrl CVtrltuu ..-(0 ....... .... fun.
tun-d in the leudlng role tonight.
una win be supported by tile
fame splendid cast of "Copco
Players" heard In the last rendi
tion of The Guardian." The pro
gram will start promptly at
p. ni.'
It has just been announced by
Mr. Jfromlcy of the California
Oregon .'ower company that a
SOCCial ChrlHtmna ..lu.' " t .
Incense and Myrrh," by Miss Helen
.Norrls, has been secured for pre
sentation by the "Copco Players
on LnrlstjjHs night, Tuesday
rnrnhm, 9'. wit
tic-
Wedding Bells
Miss Bessie Bestor of Koguc
Klk and George flaymond Hclin .
nierhorn of this city were united
in marriage Monday evening, De
cember 10. m;s. by the Rev. E.
P. Lawrence nt the Presbyterian
manse.
I
Scalpers tirt II. s. TUiet.
LYNX. Mass. (P, Big league
tactici have Invaded the high
whool football field her, with
the appearance of ticket scalpers.
Tickets ordinarily selling for 11.50
it". l :ipie,i. sold for .". and
och.
II or I SHOW FDBT DEE?
SMITM. Margaret Smith, well- ;
knwn resident and indf-d a pin- !
neer of mm t hern Oregon, passed
away at the home of her son, K. .
A. Smith near Hu.h. at U;30
: Mnmhiy. Mrs. Smith watt born in:
I'eoria county. Illinois. April 2, !
j lh4 and in 1S51 when at the;
I age of two years she. with her ,
t parents crossed the plainO1' x 1
team to Oregon and first bettled
I in the VViMameite valley where.
they lenUU" but a few years then
j moved to southern Oregon and
i Mrs. Smith has resided In Jack
i son and Josephine counties for
I nearly seventy years. Her hus
band, Elfja Smith, passed (uwuy
20 years ago. She leaves four
children, Joseph A. Smith. San
Francisco; Mrs. T. At Stevens,
Eagle Point. Ore.: Ullie .Me Don -ougn
and l-id A. Smith of Ruch.
Also one sister nnd two brothers.
Louisa Ray nnd William bmlth "f:reeoid breaking since it was the
Rush and Alex Enyart of North
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Funeral services will be held at
the grave in Log Town wmetery
I day. conducted by the Rev. Ray
mond 8. Ree. Conger Funeral
Parlors in charge of arrange
ment h.
(1KAY. Funeral services for
the late Merle C. Oray. well known
young man of Medford and south- i
ern iiregon, who passed away on
Kundny, a notice of which -appear- !
ed in yesterday's issue of this pa- j
per, will he held at the Conger ,
chapel. West Main at Xewtovvn j
street, at 2: 30 W ednesday. Rev.
W. Jl. Eaton will have churge of
the service and interment will be
in Medford cemetery under aus
pices of tho Medford Masonic
lodge.
VANCE. Funeral ser ices for
Mrs. Sarah Ann Vance who pass
ed away at the home of her son.
ti. S. Va nee, on M cA ndrc ws road
early Sunday morning, will be held
nt the new Conger chapel West
Main at Newtown street, at 11 a.
in. Wednesday Rev. T. L. Theum
ler will be iu charge of services
and interment will be In Medford
cemetery.
CRITESER. r-Erma Criteser. 2
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Criteser of Butte Falls. Ore.,
passed away at a local hospital
late yesterday evening, following
a brief illness of one day. He
sides h,er parents she Is survived
by two sisters and one brother,
Edna, Evelyn ami Raymond Crit
eser, of Butte Falls. Funeral serv
ices will he held at the Conger
chapel at 2 p. m. Thursday. nv.
Mell will officiate. Interment will
be In Medford cemetery.
11 ILDRETH. Nathan Ti. Hltd
reth, a resident -of Jackson coun
ty for the past 3K years, the last
18 of which were spent at Butte
Fnlls, passed away In a Medford
hospital at 1:15 Tuesday morning,
December t. Mr. ITIldrcth was
born at Arcadia, .Mich., October
4, IXfiy. Aged 5S years. On June
fi, lit on, he was married at As-inland
to Lola Fendall who survives
him. lie enlisted at the begin
ning of the SpanlHh-Antericau war
and served in tho PhllliplneM as
a musician in the band and at the
time of his death was a member
of the Medford post of the Span
inh American veterans. . Besides his
wife he loaves two brothers. Del
bert E., of Oakland, Cal., and Al
len E. of Butte Falls. Ore.
Funeral services will be held at
tho Conger chapel. West Main at
Newton street, at 1 :30 Friday.
Rev. Theumler. chaplain of the
Spanish-American w a r veteran
post of Medford will officiate at
tho chapel anil tho local veterans
will servo as pall bearers and have
charge of services at the grave
In Medford cemetery.
HL'LLl S. The funeral service
j for Spencer Scth BuIHh will be
neiu at tno ratntiy home, is Flor
ence Htreet. Weflnenrlay, December
12. 192R at 2:30 o'clock p. m. Rev
erend K. P. LHwrence. officiating.
Perl Funeral Home in chartro of
arraiiKementH. Interment will be
at Clean, New York. Friends are
Invited to attend the funeral nerv
lce. '
In 1!"J7 Lund. in consumed c"ul
al tho rate of r.n.otin tons a day;
tlie total for the year whs almost
1 .ooo.oihi Ions more than In MiLMi.
Give Him!
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PAJAMAS
of novalty design, of fine i
quality silk broadcloths. J
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There are many attractive
patterns in fast colors.
$2.00
$4.50
Campbell
Clothing Co.
Men's Wear
1!
2 On Main St. Near Front Jl
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im IF ym.
ON GREER SPRING i'E'ssee
Rain, fog and sunshine.
t nately have prevailed here
I Sunday night. viile much
snow
j has been falling In the high moun
tain districts, and rain is forecast
: ed for tonight and Wednesday,
t along with a moderate tempera -j
ture.
Cp to 5 a. m. today, the rain
j fall, which started in Sunday night
amounted to 1 .titi Inches, of which
.7ti of an inch had fallen since fr
j a. m. yesterday.
i .This total rainfall wan almost
ht.UVi,st during a 24-hour period
since govern her x-v imne year
1!):;T when .there was a fall of 2.0
in..h.
rne loiai rainian nere mj mi -
since September I last, is 4. titi
Inches.
i There is a foot of Know on tbe'imtiUug out of Christmas pnrcolM
joreen Spring mountain highway. ltr distant points is fncroasin;
and about the same depth on the .daily, and hy Friday such mailtiM
'pacific highway up in the Siski-r will he j.t its peak.
vous.
Another dense fog came in to-
tallv unexpected alter 5 o'clock
this morning, which lasted ' until
about noon, when the sun broke
through. Kivlng the populace lts
first good view of the sky for a
--,k
AIRPLANE STUNT
WILL BE STAGED
Sponsored by the Medford foot
ball champions, the airplane stunt
at the fair grounds next Sunday,
afternoon, featuring Flnley Hend
erson, who will crash a regular
army plane Into a wooden build
ing Is expected to draw an excep
tionally large attendance.
The Big Pines Lumber company
will donate the lumber to be used
in the construction of the build,
ing and (leorge Hunt of Hunt's
Crnterian has arranged for the ap
pearance of the girls of the Fnn
chon c Marco revue. "Night Club."
to be present at the fair grounds
between shows, the weather per
mitting. The Fox movietone cam
era will be
to film the
present from Seattle
crash, according to
present plans.
Diving hot ween tcfepbone poles
set fourteen feet npart, tearing off
both wings of n t 'urtls bi plane
jus. lie, hurtles loathe earth., und
crashing int" a house., 20x20, made
of inch plunks, aupHrtod ovry
eighteen inches by two by foitrs
HOLIDAY THRIFT
Christmas Sale of
!
t ! -1 -1; fz"Ai
i Yc This hosiery is un outstanding; value conibiing 1J jl V
17 Kprvii-e inifl fiu:ilii- with :i reniarkablv low urii'P. XJ !8 ' 1 V
I VA . . ... ... H .
Hi ( Hit Ion wciunt, )iiri mik to the io. witn poinied i .
UU hoc-lit and in all tho desirable' shades, A regular ;
J .$1.00 a pair value. , ' . , , , . . 1 I
ii .... - ; 2 . r !
3 Pairs for
Wrapped
t, tthi.lt th.. I.lai.k are .lk.-.l.
ll.'tHl.-lM. it an aviulur ! t.-n y.-urs"
,x,.., ,,,,.. ..huis ,., Miv, ., ..,.!!.
l Ik: l will ..- run. ml.cre.l lor son..-
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n
BIK ON FRIDAY;:
The Medford and valley pouplo
who Ut not mall their Christina:
piesents for t ho eastern or miihllo
wet utaicH hci'nre next Kaiuvduy
night will he out of I'K'k so far as
any change of their presents being
i t'u-n cu mcioi;! v. nrisunan uay. on j cauliflower to a crat
j which tiny tin postofiice every -t KVVvn peppers were offered at 2
whore: will be closed all dav audi;,. ..r. ..m,..,.!
i i uen v n-n.
. While few Incoming packages
;.hnve yet been received hero, the
i osunusior winner ami smii
llmvc surplus mail bags and
' "iilpnHMii ;n readiness for the rush
: f mailing out Christmas parcels,
; ami caution that it' such parcels
i' not mailed hy Saturday night
lml nro mailed .Monday instead.
I Ibey have a "fat chance" nl over
being delivered on Christinas day.
ns there will then lie onlv six davit
for the parceis to cross the conti
nent, be aborted anil delivered be
fore midnight on Christmas eve, il
no hitclicy en route aro encoun
tered. The local post office slaff. with
ox eA.t ii. p. it.-a.iy mini o sen..
out and deliver, and only asks that
u.e j mi one eo-opri ine.
Christmas parce.ls for southern
California and like distances iu
mailed not later than next WWlues-
dav in order to be sure of being
delivered before Christmas day.
P PI I A HOP
i" I iHwk "U
i. UIiimuL
Accused oi the poHsonsion of X
moonshine hUU, seized a abort tinici
ago when JelTerurm Lindsay wnn :
,amstetl near the Dodge, bridge, Ted I
, Smith und Al Gut con of Eagle Point :
were given a hearing iu Judge Tay
lor's, court Ibis afternoon, when
bail of each was sot nt $.ri00. Smith
was arrested on a g.tnic violation
charge yesterday by Deputy CinmtM
Wanlen Uoy Parr ami Cotcen wa.;'
nrrnted inl ever-ill' when Ijm cfi'b '
ed at tho cotin'.y jail to visit Smith
10 GIVEN HEARING
- for you in a Holiday Box
MM T 1 1 f nnfin
LI V I A II L ILLS .
lu'jo ulvUr,
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POULTRY STEADY
c
POUTI.AXli. t).e.. Ins. 11.
Egu-; have taken umther drop on
all ! isses except undersized on ihe
loeaimai ket. Fresh maudard ex
tras were 4J cents, standard firsts
cents, medium extras ;i cents
iml medium firsts at; cents today.
(inly one change is evident in
utter ttlotatiouK. 1 miter Hlal-
ards dropped from 4'.' to
The poultry market
about steady wWh sliuhtly hlnhef
lirlces of No. 1 dressed turkeys
quoted at 32 to 34 cents a pound.
Cabbage, cauliflower ami Cali
fornia green peppers were firmer
on the local market today. Cab
bage Is quoted at a cents a pound,
0
t Apples, citrus fruits and grapes
j ,.,..... stcadv '
Xo change In potatoes ami
onions.
The cranberry market continues
strong with western variety as high
as $20 ti barrel In one-third barrel
crates.. Eastern cranberries arc up
to fZX il barrel.
Produce.
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec
1 1. A'
I Wholesale prices:
LI TTER Standards cent low
; 4 sc.
j . M ILK Steady.
KtJtiS Lower on all classes
m, .. ,,h ,.x.
.UH tuaMlla.(, flrsll.
10c; fresh medium extras. JtTe;
fresh medium firsts, :tic; under
sized. Sic. Priees to retailers, I to
' ,t'.nX'!
xebango prices.
POILTR V Steady.
ONION'S Steady.
WOOL Steely. Eastern Ore
gon, 3 Off i 3L'c pd.; valley. 3"t$t 4e
pd.
Livestock
I 'OR LAND, Ore.. Dee. IL
'""I cnlves stea
' ce'"i cuttle l!. calves 3i
: pOGS. Steady, receipt!
ady; re-
3.
receipts no.
,4i,i. La.w Steady,
receipts.
no
Nan FrancKeo Hiittcrfnl
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 11. (!)
P.lttlerfal FOR San Francisco,
r.Sc.
Wall Street Report
Xi:V YORK. Die. 1 .--(fl') Tlie
Htix'l; niui"kit nVnIe fiirllu-r recuv
ory hulity utnliT tht' nIIiiiuIuh i.r
STORE
Hosiery
THE MARKETS
$1.98
oyering and a further eas-
iit v. tlit eoiitiition.s. Several
the high priced specialties
ppe.l liael. T to I u p-'intri. Witii
roi)ter, puidle utility. mer
ndisiec, niotnr and r.iil -iiaie-:
' or
tlx'
, rim
i-'vi lis; tlie l.et deiimnst; atoms of
group strength. Trading was only
nmii-rutely iieavy in volume.
Call money renewed a. K per
nt and then droppei! ' 'o 7, with
appreeiahle catling V loans.
With trilling on a rediieeil srnb
most of the big gains in the late
afternoon were confined to Issues
UMially iu t In the speculative lime
light. Jewel' Tea went Up 14v.
imintr'; Rossia liistlraiiee, 11 J-4;
Chicago Pneumatic . Tool K and
Atlas Powder and Mathieson Al
kali T... P.oth Radio and Wright
Aero came down about ten points
from their best figures of the day.
short
x cents, j Tile closing was strong. Sales ap
remalns nroximated 3.S'to.uuu.
Ueetlsport Roosevelt highway
IfiavehMl between Ueetlsport and
Cotm county line.
Save TIME and TROUBLE
www
BUSY
MEN
Whether yon wish to (rive a single pair at $1.!t."
to nirls in tile olfiee or a whole hosiery ward
rohe of six to a ilozen pair to others on your list,
they will he attractively boxed and wrapped
ready to present, or to mail.
Special Discount by the Box
Little Chats About
Your Health
' ."' No. 5
Exercise , 1
Versus Whiskers
In im iirlii'lf in n (Mirri'iit inatfiixiiic i-fgiirtliim tlie vnliH" of
ri'Kiiliir daily oxoi-cise ti-jiiysi'iti 11 snj s Chill any man will .
Kpriid ten iniiiiili'K a day nliiivinn no that lie will look well
1ml that I Im hiiiiiv fellow will balk at (fiviiiK (he name,
niiiimiit lime up to well planned exercise to make liim
Hi roil),' and lieall liy.
( 'out inning, lie siivk "I'm no ndvoeate of whiskers, lint
if you ean'l both shave nnd exercise, I'll eome out flat for
a program of exercise and let whiskers (.-row where tliey
will."
Have your physician cheek up your heart action and your
actual physical eondiliou then lake up a repiUir pri)tr- ;
ram of daily exercise.
You'll live longer and enjoy lifti more for your action.'
Let your doctor lip' j'oiir (fiilde iii all matters of health and ;
let us fill your prescript ions. i '
Jarmin & Woods
THE OWL DRUG STORE
S. W. Corner Main and Central Ave.
Thursday Night
. ' i . P r
for the
CHRISTMAS TREE J
CAKL Y. TEXGWALD,' Exalted RhIpt '
Buy Chri.tm.. H.nlth Seals ' t
French Execution er
Given Raise in P vy t
Now Gets $60 Month
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PA1MS. Dec. 11. (JP) An;i' '
tole Iteibler. executioner of;
France, has had his pay rai?
ed to JtJO a month. - He was w
getting only $;tx.
That is his fixedretaaincr.
lie is paid In addition a cer
lain sum, never made public, J
h time he lets fall the heavy t
sharp triangular blade of the
miillotine on a eondemncd
I man's or woman's neck.
Me has long pleaded poverty ,
and asked for more money.;
but he still owns it Paris;
building that lu4ps kvep the.
wolf from the door.
All-Silk. l"nll ImisIi
inui'il ('liil'fini lloso
with sti'opli' Imh'1.
SI. 95 pair
15 1. ii u t i I" u 1 .Miller
Hose. Extra slu-vv
C'liif t"ii, piiMit toiis.
SI. 95 pair
4
J - v
nml to lliusc wlioiu Christ iiuis shop
pinj; for wonu-n's i:Mx is task, can
plraso every one of them nnd save
both work ami worry hy nivinic
The Hooterv's hosiery.
... Medford, Ore...
ELKS
Remember
You Have
- a Date