Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text1AGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. TITTTRSDAY, DECEMBER 12. $28. Growing Children sometimes jequire a tonic as do tlicir elders , GIVE your child the right chance to develop, and you will not regret it in later years. Many1 children tccome under nourished due to lack of appe tite. Keep the appetite keen. Food nourishes the body and makes it grow. . Also atch Nature's warning for changes in the sys'm. Skin troubles pimples, boils and that sallow complexion all foretell a body weakness. In such cases, S.S.S. is tho proper tonic; It improves the appetite; helps Nature bufld rich, red blood cells those vital izing elements in the blood that build and sustain-the body. ; In building' rich, red blood cells,. S.S.S. improves tho proc- , esses by which the body is nour- . ished. , . . . . For more than' 100 years S.S.S. has been helping children SCHOO OF m UTIE FALLS ,1 --Uiiti-v; m ir if I ipai nnnnnni MrniniMr iuoiuml rnuuivwi muj u ml ivi BY CENTRAL POINT! JAILED IK TURKEY WRITING ABROAD SCHOOLS FRIDAY; FORAMEN! CULT h squill ! burning hair stolen from the head' The best guide in buying a dairy ' :Ar, provided,, of course, sliti ;nf the iiorsorr who has cast the cow is her own prodasilon record. ; is iU ;ool condition. Her pedmre- Ly caused Its Blckne8.,.ll 'titration of what' she will do this considered. - I1 and their elders regain strength and vitality. Chilren like S.S.S. It is mado from the fresh roots of medi cinal herbs and plants, and is prepared in a scientific way in a modern laboratory. All drug stores sell S.S.S. in two sizes. Get the larger size. It is more economical. jf- The physical welfare of the child is being given mora 'attention by school authorities. Failure to kern up ; . j. with class, work and auneiire from school is probably , ' t duo to a nervousness anil rundown condition that may ..-'.lie largely attributed to a deficiency in red blood cells.' . 1 C Restoresilie Amjetite UsABuilds Sturdy Health UU'TTK KALLB, Ore, Die J3. ' The (VlUn(l l'oilit schoolM will1 KTAMHOl'I., Turkey, J)ec. JS. (SinclHt.) Letters were Kent this . Present a musical proKram Friday (A)Sevcn ' stuoplni,', veiled crones week by member- of the Junior : '"K' !"'" ' " wl,: " "" "'" "ialnelS Ited Cross to several furelun coun- , ,. ,. ..,,, ... .'..," il'h henna und wrists ilnsltnit i pose of Hhowlnic the work bcl-.iit wi'h l,lu0 lw,ul" lu w"rd oft "le : done In the music deimrtrm'm. A eviI c'1'- ftro '"UmMlnK Improca-: small admission churBo will be '!".'"' .lt th new order of, made, for adults. i thiniw as they sit In tho prison. . Followiwc Is tho .roKram:- 'I' ""if'1,, ,h ""co ",f ,h" 1. Seventh and Kighth Cln.de-' -Turkish republic have conducted: Harmoniea bar.d. !!!' ' ..' . .' i 2. HiKh School -Flora Collins. ' 1hey are the remnants of a C-le.nu.niln.: Mii,ir..i n -........ ..,'"" powenui clan, mat or mo sver3. . , , J -Moslem "medlclne-women." These The Juniors have enouKh ma-1 , ' " , .V,, ' :J,;t'"rB seven last doKffcd practitioners torlal now for the portfolio to Hun- i .'"J ' . , , "le Bud ; Ucr' .have been arrested for having- de- km.,. Z , i . i ' '. " . I fled tho Kemalist law forbidding 3 Fifth 8 h tirades.; Two he excrcIlM, of thelr anclent art.S Pu, u Z V " ?r"Ch,''.., DurlnB one day's raid, the police '? UMenr od' i found the seven In different old HiacRuirrt. quarters of Stamboul. each In tho FUJih ! " Th Parnd ct of effecting some one of the (boys); The Moon (Blrls). Soldiers IImny ,radUonnl cures, such as (boys); Atrshli, (all). 1-udy Muon-wnvin-g 1lPfoI.p n baby's nose a i;iun;, oiiueuitirvf-( tuuj, 1 -s-mssimii. m--mimmm j s i inc-n, incluUinK Japan, China, liul Karlu, Germany, ICnKhmd, Huwuiln Inland und Phlliiiplnn IwlnndH. The fifth und tdxth uradcH wrotn uboul i thn lumber InduHtry, und the hl-v- ; enth and eighth Kfadi'B wroto about our national hulldayH. Tho juniors I are unxiourdy wnitlnp for tho time j to ciurne when wo may expect un- RlllRliflll II lYtfrii III II Fred Gottfried GOTTFRIED & TUKNBOW Expert 'plumbing, heating' and sheet metal repair shop. Ui. n : -1 1 . - ...i.. -. .... At- i,f I onab e nrlces. No on too ima Si&sAi&Mt 1219 N, drape St. Phone 674 nni Mrs ,illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllili INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 105 SO N. Central Medford, Oregon ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For women..:.$J..95 'niiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiin MORE BILLS More Reasons for Having a Checking Account! The holidays nnd tho first of tho your arc apt to hring with thcin nn iuiusuiily Urge assort ment of bills. . . j. Opeu a .First National Checking Account now nurl bo rendy to mnke Christmas puivhiises and pay first-of-t)io-year hills iu tho safer, easier, moro business-like way by check. Our will ing nnd jilependublo service ffjoos with -every Checking' 'AceoHmt! at this bank, First National Bank( Modford, Ore. XyEDERAL RESERVE a '. .",'vvS,Cl5SfeiSVSTEM Old JlieDayof , f .liiir v..i.:j v of Chaucer's time will live again this year in Victoria tar-tnmed as a corner of England in America." Comruonclnrt Decem ber 22, the Old English Yuletide Festival will feature a revival of Christmas customs cur rent In olden time . , . There will be the caroll ing, the mumming, the Iwelfth Night merry making, the waisniling, the Yule log, fcsx'ini and "dancing'' of cm turiea long past. With the hospitable Empress ; Hotel as headquarters, you are assured Christ mas of untold delights. Wrk-end Round V Trip F, Smile- Vtctorls and mum ' . on HrlnCMl Uncn-JQ ury ,nnd it will be sent us noon ttH poster pnper can be secureJ. ftutte FallH hih school banket bull team plnycd Central Point Fri day nisht at Hutto Falls. Tho Boore was -8 to 1 - In .favor of Central Point. A'tcr tho game rc freHlimenta wi?i;e ervcd the toamH and Cent Point vIhUoih in' tho 4 domestii; Hclence roiun. There will be three Kaiuea here j Friday nit;ht, December 14. Find I Will be tho Butte Fnlln boy and loold Hill boyn; Hecoiid, the Uuttt 'Fatltt t'irlH UKnlnHt the do Id Hill Amo. Turnbo : ,r,H' .and !h? """II? tuain. , On WedneHday niKbt, December 1J, Butte FalU will play Phoenix ut Phoenix. Mrs, D. M. Cleveland and Mr. Karl Hoover were buid- non ,viaitor to Medford WedneH diiy evenltiK. Mrs. Louise Kumerer of Medford is HpendinK the week vlnltiriK l'rln- . tit'o-j in Butto Falls, ' '.Vfr. and Mrs. John Shields of Carlotta, Col., and Mr., nnd Mrs. j llalRht from near Dodge Bridge ' were calllnK fi'lenda In Butte I Falls Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Mleheil, teacher of the third and fourth itrades, re turned to school Monday after n work's lllnenB with influenza. Dur ing her ubstnce Mrs. David Cleve land substituted in her room. Mrs. (iuy Moitro spent Mumluy In j Medford. 'Kmlolph ZiuiiiKMinau Hpent the week end lh Med.ord. 1 'Mr., Iverson, ProBbyteriun Bun day, schooi ortfanlRcr, held serv ices at the church Huhday morri inK.: Mr. and Mrs. CHUh Courtrlght were Meilford visitors Thursdny. Mrs. Mathews and son-of Kaglo Point spent sovornl days last week visting with relutlvei) of this place. Mr. arid Mrs. Kobcoo Larsen of Mndfnrd spent tho week end at the Muhoney home. . . Word has been 'received here of 4hA,,atn of C,hal(HitwklnH. . rsovcrar huhooi t I'liunmi 'wci taken to Medford Friduy to have dental work done. 1 '.Most of those who have been ill with Influenza and voids aro well better School attendance in almost normal again. Hehool will cIoro Friday,1 Decem ber SI, for Christmas vacation. It will , reopen January 7. the children of the grade and high schools aro collecting fruit, clothes, games, hooks, etc., to maku up a Christmas box to send to tho Hoys and Girls' Aid society, Port land. Ore. Tho homo Is dependent upon donations for Its upkeep, If anyone wishes to donate "anything they may bring it, or send it to the' grade school. Mr. and Mrs. Itoss Wymore and Mr. Bachelor visited friends in Gold Hill Hundny. Knrl Wymore and Orb Abbott loft .Wednesday for Eugene, where Rarl will register for the next term at the University of Oregon!. J. J. Stmerville returned home Tdesday from Klamath Falls. Mrs. Webber was shopping In Medford Wednesday. Bnel Hildreth, who has been a resident of this place for nmnj; years, passed away Monday night. Hn leaves many friends and rela tives in this community lb mourn his loss. Funeral urratigements have not yet been made. , Mttle prma KrlUor passed sway Monday after the brief illness of um day. Tho sympathy of the whole community is extended to the. liVreaved family. , Heyrul from here attended the dnco at the Derby playstied Sat urday evening. Music was furnish ed by Moore orchestra of thin place. llU'dric washing machine nyenls have been busy in Butte Falls the last week Tho school orchestra Is advanc ing with strides and will be ready to present their first number In public the night of the Chrlstmus program. Mr. and Mr M Hildreth of Mfdford snent Sunday at th home o his. mother. Mrs. Julia Double day. The second snowfall began Wed nesday In a businesslike way. as If It intends that wo shall huvp snow for Christmas. . The boys and girls have, already been trying out thotr sleds'. Ira Tungatfl shipped 60 Christ, mas'" trees to Medford last week. . Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Jackfon ro? turned home from southern Cali fornia Monday They have as lhlr pur-Hts their daughter and family. Mr. snd Mn. Harry Youns1 nnd lnntbter of Yakima, Wash. i' I r ' .l (Llanadian WHDpacotlCrnl9tifPafrDept7 55ThtidrilndMuhtmahHotrlRI 5. Third (Jrailei Polk Dnncns 8. Solo; 'Worrier. Myers "My Hhariow." ' 7. Third tirade Knsemblo. Clock: MlKKeldy PlgselUy. Summer Bihib; Kittens. ' 8. Kecond Urutle: Kolk Dinee. . Duet, "Gyiisy Poddler" Clyde I,eeij and Eileen Hhorb.. ij 10. Second tirade Kn.semlUo. Huntsmen; Wild (teeae. 11. Flrat Grade: Folk r Bung, Hlllble. ' 12. First tirade Solo:i "My Poll" Oenova MUlurd: "Clap Your llandB" Marlon Baker. 13. Firsft Oride Ensemble, In dian; Charlies. Fldo; Whlpnoor wlll. - ' v.'... , . 14. Solo "Merry Christmas" Itarbara Lee Kohlor. 16. Oi-and Ensemblo "Silent NiBht. . , : , WIFE SHOT TO DEATH i Dec. , 13.- CARllONDALE, 111 (P) J. C. Hundley, wealthy pio neer and former mayor of Carbon- dale, and his wife were snot to death shortly before last miijnlBlit . by a. burglar In their home. Hundley, who was 76 yeaits old, I or rhr,t In the head as lii un dresaed for bed, The Intruder, I who apparently had lurked tn th) ' bedroom, lied downstairs nnd cnuaed Mrs. Hundley up a) back stairway; .: KUllt:.;r ' her Int4antly with three platol shota, he furned off tho lights, went out Hint front ; door, looked It, and' esrapudl j Neighbors, awaguned byf tho I shots, entered by a hack door and found .Mrs. Ilundloy dead and H'tmd-! ley unconscious. lo died shortly aitorwa.d. Mrs. Hundley. Ills sec-; ond wife. "waH 67 years old. , j neveuKe ior. a Killing 01 nearly 40 years; ago aucRestcd ItsMf to police as, a motlyo for HuiKlloy's i alaylng. Ho once killed a music! teacher, they recalled, for holdliiK u tryst with Ills flrat wife. Ho was i acquitted, ploadlnx tho unwritten ; Inw. His first wife, who ohtnlnod I a divorce soon 'after the killiiiK, j now liven in Memphis, Tonin i Mrs. Hundley was shot, police! bolleved, becnuso tho slayer feared i she nitaht recognize him. IN "VICTORIA-COMMENCING iSlricfAi' Wetinghoue r Electric Appliances EleotrliS Toasters ' Cbtj Glow Hatrs , Electirio Percolators Electric Urn Peoples Electric Store 212-214 W. Main, Phone 13 ; The Gift . . . ' thai recalls CHRISTMAS every chilly day There's liimlly n'dny or . n month In tho cur when smiiclKMiy won't f" ho grateful for ' tho quick comfort of a Cony Glow It gives instant heat from any outlet chanee away cold and " shivers Vricrs rang from $4.75 for - the ' Junior to $7.50 ; for " the beautiful Dnluxa -f model. Ho sure to see these and mauy other espial-' - ty appropriate West T tnghouse elerl rleal . gifts.. The TScHttng houwe ' dealer ha n answer to trtr t-fry - vrtlmagiftprohleru WestlEghouse Elertrical Appliunct' TMSiff f Wrtiin .iMur Dealer "Ifef'.'f guard against Ceuighs! rT,H moment you feci any dis agreeable sensation in your throat you should take a dose of PERTUSSIN to prevent coughs. Very often irritation in the throat ie caused by dust or habit ual smoking. PERTUSSIN helps to clear the air passages and soothes the irritation. It is entirely free from "dope", pleasant to take and has been prescribed by physicians for moro than twenty years. If PERTUSSIN doesnotrelieve you quickly, you should cousult j your doctor 1 MM J "yi&v nicest CHRISTMAS pment Every Cough ASK YOIIH KLM' T1IIC DEALER TO SHOW YOU TIIKSR USEFUL GIFTS ELECTRIC RANGES 70 VV FLOOR LAD7S 3 UP WAFFLE IRONS 110 UP PERCOLATORS 17.95 UP TOASTERS $3.75 UP . GRILLS $8.00 UP ELECTRIC, REFRIGERATORS 200UP ELECTRIC CLEANERS , , , S39.50 UP What a happjr Chrialmas It will be for lbs woman . whose husband select, this fine clectrle range for her , -present gift that is practical as well as handsome and fashionable one hat will contribute to her ; happiness erery day in the year ' r Visit yotir electric dealer today to his fine, selection of attractive- nnd useful Christmas, Gifts at approximately the prices shown here. ' THE- . . CALIFORNIA OREGON . POWER G O M PA N Y lamps a vr. M erry Ch ristmas Sale of -Good Will USED CARS We are going to close the year by putting our stock of used cars in your hands at values you ' cannot overlook at the prices we. are asking.' Come in and pick out the car you want. VI HAVE TlIK GEN ERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CO-OPERATIVE PAYMENT PLAN to help you, which gives you the lowest of finance rates. , 102o C'lirvrolct Touiiiiir,' nVw top, Rood rubber, n car that has nn lots of miles left for youtj) 1 OjUU in splendid' condl- 1!C"4' Kord Tnurlntf tion ineelianlcHlb, C ff iood rubber, etc J)OvlU 1925 Star Roadster, like new, only 10. 000 miles on this car. Splendid ' condi tion. A car that has nnt nn !rad the best of euro lOrerlnnd Tourinta a dandy littlo car, I irood rubber runs fine. reduced from $160 to ... rr fjrm Flint Touring Cur;, new' '-paint; : all new .-libber, splendid condition. Top and cur- slns nil now. Wis, $27r; buy now for $190.00 j These cars are being sold at prices that cannot be duplicated any place. : v.. ,aj WV' . tfrf ' $90.00 Durunt Touring in- splendid condition. We doh't mean muybe. Thi cor looks II ko new. for $150.00 Uulck Touring thai suro' runs fine. : A real buy for $75.00 Come Tomorrow ' Buy Christmas Hsslth 8e'-t ' 1 s SANDERSON MOTOR CO. : Bartlett and Eighth Sta. Ponti.c and Oakland Dubrs"