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Another largo parly of winter
rei'reutionlwts were plunnlnn to
leavo today for tlio mountain
rounlry where Know yesterday wan
reported to bo fairly deep and in
Hood condition for sleighing und
skilns. iJist Sunduy a number
motored out on the Crater 1-uke
hiphway but were forced to drivo
nearly to Anna SitriuKu camp to ;
find sufficient snow on which to ,
use sklis nnd sleds. However,
the snow this time Is reported to :
be this side of Anna Springs camp.
Felt scraps, all colors, 25c a'
liunch at the Fashion Shop, 424 ,
Medford lllilB. Phono 1181. 'If I
Bounty warrants for predatory'
nnimals were Issued at the coun- .
ty clerk's office yesterday to How-i
md Spellman of Medford, ono.
hob-cat; Don Spencer of Medford. i
one coyote; Victor Oswald of
Kasle Point, one coyote: O. Greer
of Gold Hill, one coyote and two
bob-cats; Anton Iting of Ashland,
one coyote: Evnn Jones of Sams
Valley, one coyote; Klbert Davis ;
of Medford. one coyote; H. tius
tafson of Uutto Fulls, fur coyotes.
Hot, clean coal. Tel. C31. Mod
ford Fuel Co. tf
The world soon will have cheap
er and better uirplanes because
of intense competition which is
Just beeinnhiK to show Us effects
upon the aeronautical Industry.
Major Lester D. Gardner, presi
dent of the Aeronautical chamber
of commerce, said last week in
Chicago.
' Doors and windows cheap at
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf
Art Kvuns. the Cherokee Indian
wrestler, plans to spend a month
or possibly two in Medford and
southern Oregon in the belief
that he will wrestle possibly In
matches at Klamath Falls, Mnrsh
fleld, Crescent City, Ueedsport and
also Portland. Kvans is a heavy
AveiKlit (,-rappler and has been
lit the business for years. His
home is in Oklnhoma nnd It Is
probnblc that he will return there
upon taking part in a scries of
uiatcheB here.
Coal by the sack or ton. Tel.
031. Medford Fuel Cu. tf
Miss Luramac Amkk arrived
last Wednesday from Corvallis.
whore she is attending the Ore
gon Stato College, to be at the
bedside of her father, D.. F.
Amick. who is 111 with influenza.
See Charles A. Wing to buy your
home. 282
Tlie District Grand C'ouncellor
II. C. Hoehne of the Knights of
Pythian returned yesterday from
his official visit to Klamath Lodge
No. Il'j of Klamath Falls, report
ing a very enjoyable time. He
reports everything very favorable
in the Klamath lodge. Mr. Hoehne
nko reports that Talisman Lodge
Xo. 21 of Medford will accompany
liini on his official visit for this
yoar next Friday night when ho
visits Ashland lodge at Ashland.
All kinds of hand-painted Christ
mas gifts for sale; reasonably
priced. likick sateen pillows and
l-ard table covers, handkerchief
i-nses and handkerchief scarfs, lav
ender bags, vanitay sets, etc. Phone
5110-L or call 325 South Holly St.
2ii7tf
Ditlton Terrlll will leave today
for his home In Diinsmuir after
r.pcntling the week-end with rela
tives and friends.
Wood nil kinds oak, laurel,
fir and dry sinbs. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. (131. ; tf
Harold l.i'own, well known In
inrancQ man of this city plans to
leave the first of the week for
Kastern Oregon where he will
rpeud the holidays with relatives
and friends.
The Christmas Seals of 1907 are
now worth $7.iu each. Buy seals
this year nnd save them 21 years!
Huy Yourself a Ketll Present!
Buy a Christmas present for all
time. Own a small irrigated tract
of laud in this wonderful valle.
Five-acre tracts at ?G0 per acre,
Z 'i miles from Medford. Kasy
terms. Medford Irrigation District.
S2S Ho. Kir Rtrerft 2!7
Word received here by friends
of Slater Johnstoti Indicates that
he has arrived In Rochester, N. V
where ho will spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives In ac
cordance with his annunl custom. .
Members of the Klks lodae will
have an opportunity to see the
t'opto movies of the Medford-lien-,
son championship footSil game at
their next meeting. Thursday, De
cember 20. In addition to the
football pictures It is planned to i
show movies of the golf champs. '
Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen. j
in action on the local course when '
they played here a short time ago.'
William Lee Rreenlunf. well
known Shakesperian actor, has re
turned from a successful tour of
the northern part of the state, i
w here he appeared before many
audiences In Portland and vicin
ity. Next Tuesday night. Mr.
Greenleaf will present Dickon's
"Chiistmas Carol'' during the Cop
co radio program from to 10 p.
m. After spending tlio holidays
with his family lie expects to )eav
for another series of engagements
In tlio Northwest.
W. W. Allen. Chevrolet denier,
Seoly Hall nnd G. E. Green, fac
tory representative of the Chevro
let Motor company leave today
for Portland whero they will at
tend the first showing of the now
Chevrolet at the Civic auditorium.
Portland on Tuesday.
DATES ANNOUNCED
FOR PRUNING TESTES
BY
Obituary
, The funeral service for
K. Glelm will be held at
y borne, one mile west oi
Talent. Monday, December 3. at
1 : :i0 o'clock p. m.. Heverend V. K.
Hammond officiating. Interment In
the Stearns cemetery. Perl Fun
ernl Homo in charge of the service.
Insurance for a penny! This of
fered to you and your community
for health insurance against tuber
culosis and kindred diseases.
Sccitll.sli Itlle.
Special meeting Siskiyou
.odue of Perfection. 7:30
p. m., Dec. 17th. Four
teenth degree and re
freshments. Order the Ven. Mas
ter. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy.
20S
Pruning demonstrations under
auspices of the county agents of
fice are to be held in various parts
of tlie valley so that all 1'ruii grow
ers can easily attend. As an
nounced by County Agent L. IV
Wilcox, the schedule of lime and,
places of such meetings is as fol
lows: December 19, Wednesday, 2 p.
ni. Thorton Wiley orchard. Ash
land.
December 20. Thursday. 9:30 a.
tn. Carl Glusgow orchard, one
mile east ot Talent.
December 20, Thursday, 2 p. m.
Clancy orchard, three miles west
of Medford on Jacksonville road.
December 21, Friday, 9:30 a. m.
Don Clark orchard, three-quarters
miles east Crater 1-uko high
way. Central Point road junction.
. December 21, Friday, 2 p. m.
Frank Upton orchard, east of Hear
Creek on the bottom, three miles
north of Central Point.
Prof. C. L. Long of the Oregon
State Agricultural collcie will be
present and demonstrate the latest
ideas relative to -pruning prac
tices. Ail growers are urged to avail
themselves of this opportunity to
discuss their pruning problems.
Daily Meteorological Report
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
Sunday, December 15, 1028
Medford and vicinity: Sunday,
cloudy, continued cool.
Oregon: Sunday cloudy, contin
ued cool in west portion.
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'Local Data.
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Temperature (deg) .. HI 37
Highest (last 12 hrs).. IIS :19
Lowest (last 12 hrs).. 27 110
Hel. Humidity (pet) . 87 S2
Precipitation (inches) .00 .00
State of weather Cloudy Cloudy
Total precipitation since Septem
her 1, 1S12S, 4.71 Inches.
Sunrise today 7:33 a.m.
Sunset today, 4:41 p. m. -
Sunrise Monday. 7:3-1 a. m.
L. V. D1CK7 MetcwoToglsL
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
OKCH A KDIST-Tliorouglily exper
ienced, wants pruning, planting
or oilier Work. t-U'II make ar
rangements for grafting., bridg
ing or in-arcblng. to rejuvenate
sickly trees or saw crippled ones.
Advice free nnd terms onlv reg--ular
rales. Good local refer
onces. p. o. Box 271.
' A splondid Christmas radio pro
gram will J)o featured by tile Cal
ifornia Oregon Power company on
next Tuesday evening from 9 to
10 p. in. Dickon's famous "Christ
mas Carol" will be presented by
William laee Greenleaf, well known
Shakesperian actor nnd those who
.have heard Mr. Greenleaf antici
pate a most enjoyable evening.
Dickon's "Christmas Carol" is per
haps one of the best known and
best loved of all Christmas plays
and its moral is one which is
never to be forgotten.
To take the parts of the entire
cast of characters from Tiny Tim
to old man Scrooze himself Is no
small task for one man hut those
who have heard William Greenleaf
before nro confident of his ability
to make this special Christmas pro
gram another bis Copco radio suc
cess. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 15."-
Names of 171 more motorists
were on the police docket today as
a result of arrests In the police war
on traffic law violators. The tolal
for the week up to last night was
12(11, and fines aggregating morj
than $1500 hail been imposed. To
day's grind in the police court add
ed to this amount.
MITCHF.l.L The funeral service
for Frederick Wm. Mitchell will be
held from the Perl Funeral Home,
Monday. December 17 at 2 o'clock
p. m. Reverend W. 11. liuton, of
ficiating. Interment In the Pan
key cemetery.
I '
; STEVKNS. Sylvester S. Stev
. ens. one of the host known resi
dents of the Phoenix district, pass
ed away at lis home one mlln
south of that place at 4 p. m. Sat
urday. ! Mr. Slovens has been a long
! patient sufferer from cancer and
everything has been done that med
ical science had to offer. He was
born In Indiana. March IS, 1S75,
aged 53 years, nine months. He
came to Phoenix In 1SU2 and has
resided there for the past :iti years.
When at the age of 22 years, ho
' was married at Phoenix to Iena
Calhoun.
j Besides his wife, he leaves three
! sons and one dau-ihter, , MrB. Geo.
James of Klrby, Ore., Sylvester
Stevens Jr., of Portland; Andrew
and George of Phoenix. 'Also four
; sisters and four brothers, Inez
Houston of Hood River; Grace
1-athrope, Myrtle Creek; Ksther
Morrison, Talent; Orpha Cochran,
jt'ottago Grovo; George Stevens.
'Klamath Falls; Arthur, Chohalis,
Wash.; William. Molar, Ore.; Poo,
of Powers, Ore.
The remains aro at tlio Conger
Funeral Parlors and arrangements
will be annuunccd in duo time.
GRIMI Funeral services for Nola
Grim, who passed away In this
city December 13. will be held at
the Congor chapel at 2 o'clock to
'day, (Sunday). Rev. W. II. Eaton
will bo In charge, with entomu
ment following in Medford Mem
orial Mausoleum.
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Chlropractlu Naturopath)
Dr. H. P. Coleman
8th Successful Year In Medford
Treatments by Appointment
Medford Center Bldo. Phone 96!
Klectrjunerany
Food Sclencf
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
l.kenaol W State el California
litt.tMishtJ 1W 1
WILD B ERG BROS.
SMKI.T1NG Si REFINING CO.
Offices: 742 Malta Sc.San Franciaco
Plant: South San t-'ranriaco
Fred Gottfried Amos Turnbow
GOTTFRIED & TURtBOW
Expert plumbing, heating and
sheet metal repair shop.
We specialize on service at reas
onable prices. No job too small
219 N.' Grape St. Phone 574
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CHRISTMAS SALE
1 Lingerie and Robes I
DANCE
Wednesday
AND
Saturday Nites
WALKER'S
MEDFORD'S NEWEST
PAVILION
H ONYX
1 POINTEX
M HOSIERY
Fo women $1.95
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We are. selling out our fine
line of
Ladies'
Wrist Watches
At less thin cost. Here is a
chance to solve the gift prob
lenQ Don't miss In Me bar
gains. Jennings Loan Office
Front St. Just Off Main
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11 m 1 11 .1 i mi
A store brimming with lovely gifts that
women hold dear, priced so attractively
that choosing here is both pleasant and
profitable. Below are a few remarkable
offerings :
3-Piece Brocaded
Pajama Sets
$12.95 to $35
A most gorgeous crou
tion, tnilored of heavy
black and ?old hroende,
trimmed with cxipilsll'!
gold satin royal, A
marvelous vnlue.
Exquisite Satin
Padded Robes
S9.95 to $29.50
Lined with all lamb's
wool for warmth and
comrort. Ilcuutlful dia
mond stitching. Love
ly shades of blue, or
chid, coral, rose, green.
Night Robe
and Chemise Sets
$355 to $r2.95
An adorable creation
of heavy quality crnpo
do chlno. down with
Jenny neck, beautifully
lace trimmed and tail
ored. Chemise .tailored
in smart French style.Q
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Adrienne's
Medford's Store of Beautiful
Christmas Gifts
Medford National Bank Bldg.
Chiffon Hone
Extra. sheer, clear silk
from top to toe. Full
fasbloned and guaran
teed perfect. Always a
practical gift.
$1.95
Box of 3 Pair
$4.95
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SHOP
EARLY
IN THE
DAY
USSELL'S
' THE STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT"
SHOP
EARLY
IN THE
WEEK
THIS RIG CHRISTMAS STORE IS READY FOR
THE GREATEST WEEK OF GIFT BUYING IN HISTORY
Free
Wrapping
Service
For your convenience, es
pecially, the men who
dread that part of the
Christmas buying.
Shop at Russell's You'll Enjoy It
Never before have such preparations been
made for Christmas. For months we have
been getting ready for this final week before
Christmas. We have extra salespeople, extra
wrapping service Everything conveniently
displayed to help make your shopping easy.
Branch
Post
Office
A great convenience for
East Medford. Save the
long walk to the main of
fice in mailing Christmas
packages.
HOSIERY
The Universal
Christmas Gift
No i'iiK'i- Hosiery than "Hole
proof" or "Phoenix" sold at
Kussell's exclusively in Med
ord. And remember "Lucile."
creates Holeproof colors 'in
Paris, so they are sure to be
correct. Tremendous stocks
now, embracing all the new
colors and styles, from
$1 to $1.95
Practical
Gifts
PAJAMAS
Benutifiil silk pajamas from
"Luxitc." None can be had
that are finer, so if you want
tlie best, they'' are at; "Rus
sell's." Then we have a beau
tiful range of IJayoii Pajamas
in all 1hc newest styles, and
t Thinnings
$3.98 to $7.50
You can't make a mistake if you buy gloves, espe
cially if you buy them from Russell's and get the fin
'est genuine French Kid Gloves in the latest styles and
colors at very low prices. Each pair in a nice Christ
mas box and specially 9 QQ frk QQ
wrapped if you prefer $4. 70 10 3.70
Silk Underwear Never Disappoints
You never fail to please the recipient if
you purchase Silk Underwear for Christ
mas Gifts. There is a wide selection here
awaiting your choice, . including the
newest designs in dainty dance sets, pan
ties, envelopes, gowns, vests, silk slips and
UieycanbehadJI QQ $50,g
in silk or rayou n' 'v'' to
Table Linens and
Fancy Linens
Every home can enjoy and
always use just a few more
nice linens. Table cloths in
beautiful linen pattern
cloths, bridge luncheon sets
and linens by the yard. Then
then? are those wonderful
new rayon table cloths that
everyone so $4,75
admires, at v
Bath Towels and
Bath Mats for Gifts
If you are in doubt what to
give for Christmas, .Solve the
problem right now and give
some of our beautiful fancy
bath towels or bath mats in
sepcrate pieces or sets. , You
can buy. lovely gifts at a great
range of prices, now from
39c to $5.98
Beautiful Padded Silk and Pullman Robe Gifts
$4.98 to $25.00
A gorgeous selection of beaut
iful Padded Silk Robes and
Silk Negligees as wqjl as the
newest creations in Pullman
Robes of marvelous beauty. Some
exquisite robes of Japanese de
sign in silk, others of hand
blocked wool challie lined with
silks. No finer or more intimate
gift can be purchased, and from
our very large stock it's easy tof
make a selection.
Men's Phoenix Hose in Gift Boxes Just Received
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