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Iocal and -'Personal Aerordlnr; to iho hundred of people Mn In the alnrea and on the street or the bualneaa dlstriit thla forenoon nnd afternoon, eurry- Iiik parcels, today will uo one of iho lut-tfHKi and hnsiest of the t'hrlHtmaH shoppliiK If not ImMPHt. Hlu.pper from tho! the rural and other communities of the) county wore In the city by the ; hundred. l-t me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. TciiKWuld, Hot.-l Hnllam). Tel. 9&3, f Another turkey dance, Kngle vmnt mil. nicm. . -n 11 ITiemiH 01 'v. ihiu .nm. t. iioini'-COOKCtl (OfMIH aM Well HH Jll Temple will be pleased to know 1 riirlslinuM greeneries, such as mls they are nicely located at 1 4 Ttf. Sat;- j tletie and younK fir treos. or, .J0ylB the work in the dls - lrBmmaClln.'H lleauty Hhop open Adrlenne'd. Choice of any hat j m gtoro. l!6'j ,up to $22.50 for $4.65. 2"4j I.uwnnop col I Inn of Central District Attorney Newton C. Cha-i i'olnt, formerly of the I.on Anuelea ney returned thin mornliiR from liiKilliite. will he In t harK" l'ortland, where lie mur spent the;f t(1(, Hervicen tomorrow at the past ten day. on huMlnenn. j preabyterinn rhnrch at Hntte l-'nlla. Women' silk huno with pointed Included amolik' the Oreuonlana heel, regular dollhr a pair value, . reKintereil at .Medford liotelH are Holiday Bpoclal, S polra $1.98, Mr. and Mi-h. h. Tilbury, .Mr. and wrapped in a iflft pnckaKe, at .mis. (1. .. Tilliury of .McMrnnvllle, llosen berg's, Inc. HOC- j cipn. II. (liavcM of Kulem and .M. Ouard your health. Bend your a. Ilolilimwnrih of KuKene. laundry to thn Medford DomcHtiC !(,Nt im conl. Tel. 031. Laundry. Phono 100. 200 j Medford Fuel Co. tf tiueHts from a diHtitnco at Med- Another turkey dance, Ragle ford holela Include Fred. A. Urott I point Hnt. niKht. 200 of ChlcuKO, H. I. Klein of Cleve - land and Mrs. F. K. Rogers of Ketchikan, Alaska. Turk.y dnnoe, Eagle1 Point Sat. 208 "Watch My Speed" at the Play house tonight. 1'07 The condition of Mrs. Ralph Jen nings, who recently underwent a major operation at tho Sacred Heart hospital, waa today reported to he much bettor, and she 1h ex pected to bo able to bo removed to her home within a week. Adrlenne's. Choice of any hat up to $22. 60 for $4.1)5. 274 Wo douhlo fork our coal no dust, Hansen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf A truckload of Josephine county shrubbery was taken south Thurs day by a California nursery con cern. ThiB included dogwood and rhododendrons from the Selma dis trict. The p1ant'i were dug UP and will be usd to plant around California homes. (Irunts Pass Courier. Wrestling match between Nor heck and Evans at the Rlnlto thou tor Dec. 21. Hvory seat n dandy. 272 llomomado cakes, fruit enko nnd Ilium puddlnir. Marsh Grocery. . .. .. 25B R. J. Sheldon, a cousin of (I. H. Lyons of Medford, arrived here this , morning from his home In Montana for an extended visit. Half box Golden Delicious np pi a, half box Rod Delicious apples, packed especially to send to the folkB hack home. 18. W. J. Hearty, Inc. Phone 154. 200 Don't . forgot Jaoknon Springs Club, Saturdny nlnht, 9:30 till 2 a. m. 2l J. A. McDougal and K. K. Hutch inson are among the Klamath Fulls residents In tho city who ar rived yesterday. Wood all kinds oak. laurel, fir nnd dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. tf Dance at Walker's tonight. 2 60 Samples of Douglas fir wood, houghs nnd cones wore on dlsplny at tho chamber of Commerce today through the courtesy of tho Crater national forest service, which, un der the direction of John Orlhble, Is decorating lump posts In front of the chamber with fir boughs, making tho posts appear as If they woro living trees, Howl at Nat evenings. 270 Hemstitching at Russell's, 7o per yard. Work gunrnnteed. $90 Fred Luy. Jr., and Royal Drown of Kagle Point spent several hours In the city on business yesterday. Turkey dance, Eagle point Sat 200 Don't mlBs the $1 and $1.08 hats at tho Emmy Lou Hnt Shop In M. M. Store. SOU Among tho Cnllfornlnns register ed at Medford hotels are Mr. and Mrs, C. l!. Scranton and L, W. Wicker of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Allop of Onkland, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Wright, Mr. nnd Mrs. Oco. Huscomhe, V. K, Stur gea nnd C. L. Iturlon of San Frnn ctsco , Turkey dance, Eagle Point Sat. 208 Remember the wrestling, match at the Hlalto thentor Dec. 21st. Comfortable seats. 272 Marriage llconsea were Issued at tho county clerk's office today and yesterday to Crabtrce Lee, 82, of Tennant, Cal.. Emma Palmer of Oreenvlew, Cal.: A. O. Young. 32. nf Malln and Corn Fcnton, 20, of Merrill, nnd Tawrencn Johnson, SO, nf Orants Pass nnd lifllla Ijiw rence, 21, of (1 rants Pnss. Hemstitching. 7o a ynrd. Our work guaranteed. Handicraft Shop. 269 Don't miss the $1 and $1.98 hats tit the Emmy Lou Hat Shop In M. M- Store. 269 Among the students who will be grauated from the Southern Ore gon Normal school at tho end of the fall quarter, these students to ho regularly listed In tho grndu ting exerrlaea next Juno, aro Crys tal Alford, Madeline Brown, Alice Flnnle, Lucille Jones, Lottie Kelsur, Audrey McPherson, lvall Dobbs Murray. Arnllla Robinson, Mar Jorie Smith, Lola Tnlliot, Mary Ta Unla and Audra Wagner, Marjory Hmlth may return to school for fur ther work: Lottie Kelsur and Aud rey McPherson will teach in Klsm nth Falls and Mrs. Robinson will teach In l'ortland. Half lOX Onlden Delicious tip ple, half box Red Delicious npph'a. packed especially to send to the folks back home. 13. W. J. Hearty. Inc. Phone 164. S88 Pillows and flowers and hats for gifts at the Band Hox, 22J East th Ht. All hats on sale les than bulf price. 1!69 Mr. and Mm. William T. Grieve of (he J'roMpect district Bpent to day in thu city dnlnK fhrlstmaH HhoppinK and looking atier other hUMinKM. Kinrald'H tut key dame, Ktinle Point Ktit. nlw 'ft. Give Fillli'-'Mruahea for Chrlnt- j man. Tel. IZiM-J. evenings. S76 l Holla Mnrvun arrived here ' yesterday mnrnliiK from Unintn !'"" and spent (he day visiting "'"" "val cn.cn .liy npcc.i ui u.e ") - : house tonluht 2: Chonp dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co, 7tf Today's public market included i ! one of Ihn largest Hlockri of drenn j.. I unit ll i'V .m a-t l.t fnc nrnt-l 1 mo ; ... ,n , ., . , inurl'.et whh crowded with nboppeiM 'ihiu fiif'tium riikiiiir ml I'm lltlL'K fif . ,mrKutns offered in freaii meats. ...1.1.... ,..,.1 ! , ' . ' ,F'lt" 1 clul, Hllm,lnv n)st, 9: llu , , ! o-t ml., the 1 and tl.98 hnt! Mih. Jean llurke of f!rnnt 1'ana, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary I of the Patriarch Militant, returned to her home today. Mrs. llurke paid her official visit to Mcdiold last night. She was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. ltlckert of Cap itol Hill. Dance at Walker's tonight.. 200 lfowl at Nat evenings. 270 Frank I'plon motored In from his ranch near Central Point yes terday afternoon on a buying trip. Kent Ever pear butter Is good on waffles, hot cakes or with crenm for breakfast. 1 207 Half box flolden Delicious ap ples, hnlf box Rod Delicious apples. packed especially to send to the folks back home. I). W. J. Hearty, luo. Phono 154. 200 The Issunnro of tempornry auto licenses at the sheriff's office has dropped off to nothing anil will probably remain in thut condition until aftor December 20, when tem pornry licenses for new autos will be Issued for 111211. Adrlenne's all velvet nnd satin dresses, one-half price. 274 Coal by tho sack or ton. Tel. (131. Medford Fuel Co. tf Construction of roads and the progress made In Oregon, wlll.be umong the chief subjects discussed at the 23rd annual convention of county Judges and commissioners to be held in Portland December 17, 18 und 10, according lo the program Issued yesterday. The sessions will start at 10 a. m. De cember 17. Turkey danco, Englo Point Sat. 2011 Strayed Small bay pony, weighs about 900 pounds, with scar on faco. Liberal reward for return. Finder pleaso notify Mall Tribune office or Phono 808-X. tf Miss E. Powers of Talent visited and shopped In Mi'dfonl yesterday afternoon. Ouaranteed homst Itching. 7o. . Work not drnwn. Mrs. Canoose, fllnclnlr'a Dollar Htoro. 247tf Wood all kinds oak. laurol. fir and dry slabs. Medford Fuel Co. Tel 031, tf Medford was eighth III the slate of Oregon for building program lolals, with $32,000, according tu Ihe monthly survey reculvod to day by tho department from the Strnuss company. Klamath Frills In NovemrrcT began building activ ities entailing an approximate cost or $118,000, nnd Portland began a programof approximately $S 1 1 , 000. Mitrshfleld wns low with $3. ooo, with Astoria not far behind. The building program as a whole In Medford for 1928 wns good, but tho progrnm for 1929 Is expected to be better. Adrlenne's nil vefvet nnd satin dreSBes ono-hnlf price. 274 Hot, clean coal. Tel. CS1. Med ford Fuel Co. tf Mrs. Roy Vaughn, who under went u major oporatlon at tho Community hospital yesterday morning, la repprted lo ho Im proving satisfactorily. Howl at Nat evenings. 270 Now radio log hooka are now available at Palmer Muslo House. 20! A friendly lawsuit .will probably be filed In Klamath county to de termine whother or not the county school districts nrc. entitled to a share of the o. & C. land grant refund money. . Don't miss the $1 nnd $1.98 hats nt the Emmy Lou Hnt Shop In M. M. store. SdO Hemstitching, 7e a yard. Our work guaranteed. Handicraft Shop. $ Ouests from Washington state at Medford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Owen of Longvlew. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Alexander of Tncomn. and the following from Seattle: Mr. and Mr. F. O. Cranston, J. E. Clsrrlson, D. J. Hmna. Mrs. Tom Patterson and Chaa. milliard. Cheap lumber nnd cedar posta. Medford Lumber Co. 2S7tf We apcelnllxe In laundering wool blankets. Mediord Domeellc laun dry. Phone 160. 266 Fred Luy was n business visitor from tho Wellen district In the city yesterday afternoon. Hats reduced to $1.98, $2.98. 13 98 and $4.75, values to $17.(0. You can't afford to miss these bar iums. The Hand llox, MS K. Sth St. S9 Klncald's turkey dance, Eagle Point Sat. night. !66 K. M Wilson left today for Rose burg, where he will begin Monday on the annual audit of Douglas county. Mrs. George Howard I HI with flu at her home this week. Hemstitching, hosa m n d I n c. pleating and button making. Han dicraft Shop. Phont 70!. 193tf Mrs. B. E. Howlilt, owner of the I Kuunyilde hotel at Kaitte I'olnt. I und her dauKhter Hattie motored ' into Bedford yesterday, Mr. How- i Ittt shopping; and visiting local, friends, while her daughter con-j tinued on to Jacksonville, where, she visited frlenda at the tani-I taritjni, ! JIlKhest Krade Utah coal, any size, anywhere, any amount, llnn-j en Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Half Itox 'iolden Dellcloua uji- ..l. t,,.ir Tw.llr.lr..... U,.,1,.U ! ,.,,.,,,.,, PHI.rl,.v In .end In the : . . ' .. ... . .. . oikH hark home. K. W. J. lieurty,' Jm. )l()ne u4. ! . .... ' r,(i.. . .".tti J , , , ,nrir.., , ,,,. OSIUl Jl W1 5"Uni tlPTKK OII1L) liovealH that 0i estute Is valued at $ri-i.0t;tt.20, and the hdi ittclnde .Cora Hill, Howard, Heldon, (Hlbert and Harriet Hill and Mr. Kllza- i belli Kcott of Manhattan, Kuns, Kelt Hcraim, all colors, 2."o it 1 - i huii. h at the FaMlllori HIkijj, 4 24 Medford Hldg. Phone 1181. tC Oregon Fire Itelief AHHOciulion of MeMinnvlllf' Ore. c. U H.jff. Agt., ZJtcLV'r'c Z r""K 1X1U:Z"? llu for.Kilgar Orimf-n of linrriB- burg. Ore,, who wan recently ad- Judged the national prize winnins i-ii ciuo witrner ai nut iiuihuiik 4-H club com: res in Cblcauo. The program wum broadcast over the O. A. C. radio station, KOAC, Hot, clean coal. Te. M ford l-'ueTCo. t tf jjooi'h and wmuowH encap ! Medford Lumber Co. I:i7tf O. W. Train of tho Train P.rot h- era Hawmlll In the Trail dlHlrb t, spent Hcvoral hourn in the city yes- terday transacting business. Conl by thn sack or ton. 031. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. If nome See Charles A. Wing to buy your 282 The head Janitor, two newspaper reporters nnd members nf the school board were the only tax payers of the Salem, Ore., school district, who attended the annual taudnot meeting last Tuesday night. I The meeting approved the budget ft, t $'Mi,tiH2, which i an Increane $12,000 over tho udget adopted a year ago. All kinds of hantl-painted C'hrlHt nian giftH fur sale; reaxonubly priced. Plack aatecn pillows and card table cavern, handkerchief cuhch and handkerchief Hcarfs, lav ender hags, vanltay KetH, etc. Phone 3yo-l, or call 3r South Holly Ht. r.Ttf "Wond all kinds oak. laurel, fir and dry tdabw. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 3I. tf Mr. and Mm. Tl. Chrlwtner of Klamath Kails returned to their home today. Uaily'H Taxi. Phono 15. New Htudebaker sedan. 274 Homemade cakes, fruit cake and plum pudding.. Marsh'a (Irocery. LT.Slf A marriage ceremony performed ycMterduy at Ihe hortie of KeV. 11. I1. Lawrence wum that of Aniline Young of Mulin and Cora Kenton f 1n-IM flih Ihe l.ithle'u brothel. W. A. Kenton, und Durla Ulerdorf In attendance, the couple will make their home on ranch prop-! erty owned by Mr.. Kenton near Tule lake. Let tne write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tcngwald, Hotel Holland. Phone 001, tf Huy your clgarH for Christmas slnnd. Larifo stock of all lending!! brands. ailltf (luests at local hotels from Port land Include J. I.. Swain. II. R. Keller, O. K. Hngley, Chandler llloom, I. I. Raymond, F. A. King ston, J. K. Heels. Walter R. Krlla. 1.. M. Itlnohart, M. 1j. Newton. l. 1.1. Schaefer nnd J. M. Mncleay. Thnmiia Realty Co., real estate. Insurance and small loans on any thing of value. IMilm lilock, corner Main and Front, upstairs. tf Tho basketball season among the smaller schools of the county Is rapidly getting under Way, with several games already played, Oold Hill played al Hullo Fulls last even ing and Central I'olnt defeated Hutte Kulls over a week ago. The teams nmong the smaller high schools are nil reported to be ucar Iv evenly inntched and good games are expected during the winter sea son. Host Utah lump conl. Tel. 031. Medford Fuel Co. tf .Mrs. 1). W. Dickey and Mrs. Floyd llendrickson of tho Kenlvy Orchard district spent yesterday afternoon In the elty shopping. That good coul--low In ash. Han sen Coal Co. 1'hono -'30, tf J. K. Morris, l.os Angeles de tective, left last night for his south ern California headquarters with Charles Schaffer, arrested in Med ford three weeks ago as ll suspect for a burglary ami robbery In I.os Angeles. Hchaffer was arrested by Ihe local police upon Information telegraphed here by officers. Hose mending, runners removed nnd snags worked hack. Handi craft Hhop. 216tf E OF A divorce decree grunted In circuit court this week to Rent! Hutton from Thomas Huttnn. was on file today at tho county clerk's otflco. The decree provided that the plaintiff shall have charge of the two children nf the family dur ing tho school term and the defen dant during the vacation months. The defendant Is also ordered to pay SaOon to the plaintiff and n further sum uf 11500 In two years. The plnlnthf will also receive custody uf all the household furni ture, with the exception of a bed. a violin and several pictures, anil the famtiy automobile. Car Delivery Conference RAI.KM. Ore.,- Hoc. IB. (IPS Oregon and Washington officials and motor ' runsnrtnlinn represen tatives V 1 moot at tho Portland study plana for some agreement be tween the two slaiea concerning motor vehicle deliveries. Bccro tnry of Btato Hosa and Chief State Traffto Inspector T. A, Kaffertv will represent Orenon, H"a will preside. POSTOFFICE BUSY WITH CHRISTMAS PARCEL BUSINESS Toilny wu th IuhI dy no far .In the w-nding out and receiving of ''hrininias icimls at the local pout i offi i-, ep cially in the HcndtnfcOin Medford. with delegates from . . . i,. vr.lilifi f V...t I . ; i woiim ii. hoy a utul tttvU mailed DAfkuireH Ihrorail Iho Oi.v i.nlv n packuKCti tin uout the day, only a few times did lliii Volume come ko : fiist us to caue a wnltltiK linn of ti n or more minotex. ! I'nss, t". R. Williams of Klamath this latter condition is rontrnry to ' Falls and J. K. Peacock of Cres I lwsioffi''e htbby conditions in pre- cent City, vice-presidents. viom; years at this lenuth of lime Ijefore Christmas, and means that ail the pubiihhed warniiiKs to mail early for distant and other loca- lions nave been dlregnriled by a horde of people, who wilt flock to the pOMtofrice Monday. For thin reaun Dip. poHtofflco sinff confidently predlcjtH a "mad j houHe" condition In the lobby all ,j:ty .lotiday. , vtt u-r-ei: tho full r-rtu, r.r iw.l j incoming local ChriHlmaK poHtof- ' fjco bUhinesH will be. on., and con-! d-!tinuo to Hh hist minute,' with the1 thoiinaiidH of packagOH ai'riviiig; and the poKtomco Mtoff will get no breathing spell until ChriHtmaH I day, um ihe lutn im ominK paekugcx j of Saturday, Sunday and Monday will cauo them to work till late Monday. As alwayK. tlio ;ast minute vol ume of Christmas mail nrriving on the day before Christinas, will keep the augmented postoffiee naff on Ihe Jump that day until mldniifit. to deliver all parcels that have arrived by enrly . that evening. Again, it is stated that the post- office will be closed all day Christ wis day. and that there will be no lellvericH that day. Tho daily special Christmas parcel train from I'Qrthmd UiJr forenoon brought In thren truck loudM of parcels for tho Medford postoffiee, a substantial Increase over the previous dally receipts. Radio Program KMED Mm II Tribune-Virgin Station Saturday, December 15 Z2S.ll 1310 H. M. 5:111) to (l:l!i Yo Towne Crier. ti:15 to 11:30 Mull Tribune .News und Marknls. Sunday, December 16 A. Al. Morning service broadcast "rum inn cnriHllan ciiurcli by Mutim! Mill & Seed Co. Kve- "inK service broadcast from the aludlo8 of KM ICO by tho Valley Hudlo church. ) Monday, December 17 " A. M. 10 to 10:30 American Latin- dry. . 10:30 to 11 'Jordan Klartric, AHlunnd. 11 to 11:30 Tho Aiilo lleauty Shop. ( 11:.I0 to 12 The Bootory, "Beautiful Shoes for Wont- r on." 1'. M. 12 lo 12:.'I0 Adricnno Steward "Distinctive and Individ- mil Weuring Apparel for Women." 12:30 to 1:30 Lewis. Super- Service Station. 5:30 to li: 15 Yo Towno Crlor. H: in lo : 30 Mall Tribune News and Markets. 7:30 lo S Utmport's Toy Store prosunta Santa Claus. S to S:3ll iSotithorn Oregon (ins Co. 8:30 to ! Bads Htnrafo und Transfer Co. 9 to 10 Mono Motor Oil Co. t ' CiltlM Funeral services for No la ll. Clrlm, wife of J. H. Orlm ilauuhter of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 11. Casebeor, who passed away at her" homo 503 Haven street nt 7:00 p. m., Thursday, will be held at the Conger chapel at 2:00 o'clock Sunday. Rev. v. II. Eaton of tho Haptist church will be in charge of services and entombment will follow In tho Medford memorial mausoleum. (II, KIM Frances K. Olelm passed away nt her homo one mile west ot Talent, Ore., December 14. Mrs. (I'elm wna born In lowo, December 27. 1S50, later moving to Kock IbI ii nil. 111., where she ninilo her homo until November 10, ISNn, at wmcn time sho was united In marriage to Hnrry 9. Olelm. After their marrlngo they moved to Texas and made their home In that stnto until 1I0. lu that year they moved to Oregon, settling lu the Wagner Creek district, where aho had lived until the time of her death. Mrs. Olelm was a devoted who and tnn anil wns very active In church affairs, being a membor of tho Episcopal church of Ashland. She la survived by her buskand, Harry S. aiolm; two sons, Charles W. and Hnrrv N. of T.MenL Tho fun eral service will bo held at the family home, ono mile west of Tal ent, Monday, December 17, 1928, at 2 o'clock p. m.. Rev. P. K. Ham mond, of the Kntscopal church of t.-h'-o-'t officiating. Interment will be held In Hie Steams cemetery. Perl KnnarnI Home In charge of tho arrangements. Card of Tluinks. We wish to express our heart felt thAliks for the sympiilhy nnd beautiful flowers during our recent bereavement. K. W. Oray and Family. 286 ... Chrtatmna Henls buy more health education and prrvenilon than medicine. Obituary NEW ORGANIZATION FOR DEVELOPMENT: ELECTS OFFICERS , M a meetfnf? of the Northern; . Califnrnla-Houthern Oregon Uevel- oinnent league yesterday afternoon , Klamath countUit pie-oi. C. 12. i!nt..y tl.k itu ud . (inten of thia city wart chosen prexi dent: J. H. Harvey of Miaul I'asw. ' ' secretary: Jsanc lient , of 'jrants : A program fur Ihe ensultw year was also outlined at yesterday's ; meeting and iucludeil especially j tho development of the proposed Crescent City harbor, work on' which has been In process for , several years. CURTIS CO. PROMOTES Donald. th oldest hot.; of Mr. nnd Mm. Neilson, 4 UK North Hart, lett. who has been agent of the Curtis publicntionii tho past year, has Just, been promoted to the rank of director. Beside giving awards of money, brief caso and stationary they give him at this time u vocational guar anty.. By this guaranty tho Curtis company pledges to secure employ ment for the young man upon tho completion of his college educa tion. . , Donald Is very proud of having gained this honor. . , One of the latest outdoor Christ mas lighting displays to be in stalled hero appears on Ross Court where nn uttractive decorative ef fect has been completed by H. O. Krohbach. Several more displays aro now In courso of preparation anil should be Installed during the next few days Much interest Is being shown by Medford residents in tho Christmas lighting contest, which will be staged hero for the first time, December 22 to Janu ary 2. : IN LOCAL BURGLARIES Thn polieo department and tho sheriff's office today were still searching for clueH IcadliiK to the apprehension of burKlars who en tered the Strang drun store and Kidd's shoe storo Thursday niKht, takln (10 In cash from the shoe store and $7.50 from the dri. "tor. Entrance was made through u back window and a door, the Klass he injs' hroken in each to effect an entrance. Thoso wero the first buriilarle.s repnrleit for severnl weeks. Tim McCoy at Rial to Tonight Thrills with Ihe Australian boomeranne and stockwhip as wea pons for tho hero are being Riven audiences at tho Rlnlto theater In Tim McCoy's new vehicle, "The HushranKer." The famous western fettnr has left tho American plains to stne adventuro aboard In the new play, and thiiH has evolved somethinK entirely new In the thrill line. McCoy plays a. young FnRllsh officer who, .unjustly accused, takes refit ko In tho Australian "hush," or wilderness. , to become a sort of latter day Kohln Hood. Thrills aro plenty; sensational horsemanship and astounding tricks with thu flying lash of his Krcat whip. 7 4 sight nii itioH. ' A revel of fun and frolic Ik promised In the stago attraction at Hunt's Craterlan tomorrow In, the "Night Club Idea." I Tho stago set Is typical of a; famous New York Night club, and j some of tho entortuiners -workk down In tho audience as they doj In a night club. Many forms of entertainment are- offered. Among them aro tho Hacker Sisters, Mar gio and Idle In the latest of tap dances. K a d e r. tho "Arabian Whirlwind" given hla fumous aoro- atlo dunjo. Doris and Loreno uo a comeuy aanco. uoiores ana Ooorge Anno aru high kickers. Alice Haas Is a toe dancer. Lil lian Smith does a whirling dance on her toes. Hetty and Davina are two -winsome steppers and Donna Mae idngs pleasingly. Tho feature picture will be Corlnno Hrlfflth in "The Outcast." turd or Tluinks. Wo wish to express our niinre eiallon nf the klndnesa and sym pathy extended us durinK our mother's Illness and death: also for the beautiful, floral offerings, flertrude Arnold, Mr. and sirs. I.eroy reck. Mrs. W. II, KertlhaU, Harry Arnold. 206 PARKER TO TELL KIWAN1S CLUB OF EXCHANGE PLANS Cltiytnn D. Parker, manager of ' I the Farm Itureau Cooperative Ex- , change, will he tho principal I npeakpr n the Kiwnnis club lunch- ; .i i - - - ' : Tflfl I ATP Tfl PI ftSSIF Y ! WVI L.rt I L. IU vtnWWII HPKCIAI. KQl'lP.MF.NT for haul ing livestock. Hawley Transfer. 0J9 X. Hiverside. Phone 1044-X. liKUCCKl winter rales on all lo. I ca) and long flistance hauling. Insure,! enrriers. Hawlev Trans- ' fer, 61 a N. Klverslde. Phone HI44-X. n pvt me home furnished- f " lZi M,?' Phot 71T-V. I FOR SA1.K 1 gnrfollne power j plant, suitable for . wood saw. 1 water pump or almost anything. .1. K. Peyton, 272 FOli HA1.K 10 boxes stump pow der. .1. K. I'eytou, Trail, Ore. 272 KOIt UK.VT :i-room furnished apartment: tint and cold water 322 H. central. FOU HAIK A real llrtlo home; living room, bedroom, klthen with, lots of huilL-ius, breakfast room, hath and sleeping porch; east front lot; partly nirnineu and new. Why pay rent? lluy this little homo for 91,500: pay only $300 down and balance at 30 a month. D. K. Millard Co.. 41'J Fast Main. Phone 22. 2f' FOU HFN'T Itooin and board at T 1 K. Main Ht. 27H FOIt SALE "Cheap, VIctrolu and records at 710 H. Main St. Tel. Vl. 27il IT TAKKfl M ON ICY ToBPt any thing Rood. Combined orchard, alfalfa and water and close to town: 2fi acres. Trice already advanced to IX.noiJi Had you heard about that new railroad now due Hee HOLMES FOR HOMES, Nash Hotel corner. l!ti!l FOU HALE Iiyke Da iry. Itnby calves. Van FOIt SALE Orche radio, bargain: Hpeakcr, 2 Ualdwln units. 2 high grade shot guns. Call Sunday morning or evenings this -week. XtVS Palm. 2C7 LOST Hlack, curly-haired puppy white st rea k on f o r h h ea d and white feet. Phone M4-J. Ff H KENT 'I and 3-room mod ern furnished upts. anil single rofmH, close In. Fort Hubbard, 4-IU S. Hiverside. 27-' FOU ItEXT-JU3-.I. -Invalid tmair. phone i 2t7 nished cottage, HM5 licddy. Call) ni3-j. t; i FOK SALE Splendid little groc ery and confectionery, also han dles gas and oils. Business so, fur this year exceeds $U,OU0. A pick -up al $3,000. See Chartea A. Wing Agency, Inc. Phone 72S, 26! FOU HALE 3 Vi acres. 1 mile frohi. Medford on- main Pacific high way: 2 acres in alfalfa and clo- j ve r, 1 .a la n ce i n ga rden la n d : ,i motleru .rt-riom plastered houKe, ' fireplace and itunn-rous Huilt-lns. Priced for quick sale at $4 ; cmi : S I aao tash, balunce on easy terms. Sec Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 2i!l FOU KENT Attractive 3-room modern home with breakfast nook;, nicely finished, close in; $3ri per month. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. Phone 72H. 2 tilt FOU SALE Own your own homo. $10 down and $10 a month. 1 Veneres. Wildw'ood Park...t. S32.ri 2 acres, llenacres SStht 1 acre, Howard Park...,iw.:43riO also House nnd 0 acres, (irlffln Creek district. ?2fi00; $2fi0 cash. House and 2 V-a acres, extra fine land. $2000; $r0n cash, phone JHU-V or 40H. J. C( Harnes. Iteal Estate. ;;77 PEA It OUCHA HI) Small peaior ehard, r acres Hnrtletls and An jous; 10 acres good land, close In; good road, good building site. Price. $2200; $ 1 noil cash. E. C. Corn, 206 8th St., Montgomery Ward Hldg. 2fiH FOU It E NT Main. -Heated npt. sort . 292 i Bl'SlNESS WOMEN AND Hl'SY HOl'SK WIVES Heady for the oven, your Christmas turkey, all dresswl, drawn, washed a ml stuffed, will be delivered at your door Dec. 24th. guallty guaran teed; 47e Hi. 10 to 20 lbs. Order early to avoid disappointment. N. F. Ohrt. Trail, (ire. "J73 Dine Tomorrow' at 1 Hotel Medford Dinner. $1.00 "The Food Is Better" ; At the Medford Shop In Comfort Pick out a box ot dears from our now clean stocks and wo will mall it anywhere lu the Viiltod Stales. New stocks or Candles In better israilra In fancy Rift packages. Hotel Medford Cigar Stand A, C. BEVAN, Prop. Fred Gottfried Amot TurnboK GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW Expert plumbing, heating an, sheet metal repair shop. We (peelallia on service at real' enabla prleaa. No Job too amall 219 N. Qrapo St. - Phone 574 eon Monday, and will ttl! of the plana recently outlined by tne bureau for lite Urltermen. of the community. Owing to a breakdown in the inirneoKraph in the office of Secre tary Carl 'JVtiRwahl. the ui-uul weekly KiwanU club bulletin an nouncing the program, will not b ixsued to member ihU wek. Sec retary TeiiKWuM, however, urge a large attendance and htateH that the meHKage to b dnliver-d by Mr. Parker, will have u special appeal to (uch und evt-ry local resident uiul buriin" man. lluy Yourlf a llcul Present! Huy a Christmas present for ail time. Own a smull Irrigated tract of land in tills wonderful valley. Five-acre tracts at $V per acre. Fanchon Merry ATI t nr mUni j Flve-ncre tracts at $) per acre. " ' i,, WITH HARRY VERNON And tho Biggest Array of Performsrs Ever Assembled Eleven Big Feature Acts Also the 12 Dancing Beauties ON THE Corrine "THE OUTCAST I L I I - I Shows From i i ; ju to n p. m. l Come' ZV ' TV l" ' Avoid LVixJ U BBS v4 S u Jdeal t Standing Sri-l-J ' ' Xr ' L I ART TllwrTC- . nni noco rici Dm -. ...i - ' TWTIT1T ' CHARLES KARRELL in J1, lUiNluHl THE RED DANCE 1 What are your banking plans for the New Year? A satisfactory banking connec tion will be an important factor in your business and personal fin ances. , . We invite your account in the be lief that you will like the person al, accommodating spirit of our service. The Jackson ESTABLISHED 1SSS Medford, Oregon Commercial - Savings - Safe Degnit MEMBER I BOERAL RESERVE SYSTSM tniie from Medford. Iay terms. Medford Irrigation PUtrk-i. 323 So. Fir Street. These Drug Stores1 Are Open Nights This Week Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drug Store Straus's Drug Store Extraordinary & Marco's Revelation i mn Idea SCREEN Griffith ADMISSION Mat. Till 5 p. m. Children, 25; Adults, 60 Evenings , Children, 25; Adults 75 Coiwiy Bank 1 T t ii
