Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 19, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextE INSPECTION FEES' An amendment to the plumbing ordinance advocated by the master alumhers of Ihu city, to nroieM themselves from wildcat and also acmreaident plumpers who onlv locate In the city Ions enotvth to : procure and tarry out a job in work, was passed by the city romi-juf ell last nlKhl niter bavins been under consideration for two weeks. I his amendment, which Roes into ' eltect in 10 davs. Iien .'.. ..( -.11 .,i i ...... , ,, , ' .'""""'" ...t.ui i-.,iii.. n.I interests to i... s,.Mt inspection fee for each fixture; pro- measure to the e.mlnK ses, , yides or a sliding scale of fixture ' ,, ,o,,lHlaIllre J"Z n"e inspectu,, Tees and for the n,M,he state market road tax. Pni, h" C'15' ""''" "! Th- latter n.ovemen, would not ,iT.S?..the mayr- A1Mm" :'ff"" lI market road wo k the ord nance was passed unani-, but It would have put n terrible moiialy last n;ht. and it has been i erimn in the ivtn i,ii.ii . . una...oort that Jack Coffeen. the ; 'Z tthe" no' , ' ' i choice of the plumhers' HKHor iition. 1 h iv-. hit n.A i -l-, nlU receive the Hi,ointm,.nt.M:.vn;i1. . hU, 10 ljlk" l. wk ma,'kt't 4, ' . ;.Vh i u . . "Iahu,11 '"s thai he will Uo so taro" .lilt nf nfflno , ... , : "h'n, I'luiiura iiir iiici eae ui; the license fee lroin. SSn to $100 for the first year and jS for the sec ond year; an Increase of 50 cents In the inspection fee for each fix ture, from 25 cents, anil providing that the minimum for any inspec tion shall bo $1. i It also provides that any plumb- ln-? work having been rejected li - the iilumbinK Inspector, thereby causing the inspector to make a second inspection, shall be paid by the .plumbing shop or firm doir. tho work at at the rate or one-half i the originul Inspection fee. ; .The petition of Ihe master plum-: ers of the city for the above changes was signed by the follow ing: Leslie Plumbing company, A. j. Yroman, Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co. by H. C. William son, Coffeen Bros., by Jack Cof feen, Wi.i. Hainmett, William Ait Iten, Penwell Plumbins Company, and S. H. Haw:i. GiRL EVANGELIST TO HOLD SERVICE (Contributed) Ulllan Toweil, and party, evan peiists, will hold a serviee at the Full tiospel church, Newtown, near Main, T h u rsd ay n i k h t . Little Mi'H Powell, now IS, be Ktin preaching when 1 1 years of aj?e. During the last two and a half years, she has been constantly on the road in cViinKeliRtic work, appearing in eh u relies, halls, the , , liters, someiiimM in-ei ties, -some f times in smaller towns, hut al ways interest in p. appcalns. car ryin;; Ihe true me.sape of the gos pel at the master's bidding Lillian Powell is not a prodigy. . Her nientalily is not greatly above the uvei-afje for her years- Her uni(;uencsH consists in a deep and uhidinj; conviction that she is called of Coii for the work of preachiny the tfospel. ThrotiRh her child instincts and girlish enthusiasm, there has al ways been seen the Braver con .eiousness of a work to he done, a place o MI in Ihe fields which are "white unto tho harvest." And. as might be expected, suc cess has come, to her as one of the ' watchmen upon the wall." A real evangelist, little Ialliati brings a simple message, easily understood by the. "common peo Vle." K very where nhe goes she is beloved of young and old for her genuineness is easily sensed and her sincerity is never ques tioned. Lillian is accompanied on her tours by her widowed mother and liT brother. Norman, six years of age. Little Norman is the 9- siimer of the party bringing an offering in sung at each service. Tho Powells will be hore Thurs day night only. Kveryone wol- WINTER SPORT CALLS MANY TO OPEN SPACES;! With deep xnow In the hills, many local folks are manifesting an Intercut in skllnc and coast Ins. Iji-st Sunday a. dozen or so motored to I nion Creek for the winter sport. A resident of that vicinity has promised to build a lolwKKan. slide, which also can be used for skiinK. with a place lo Jump off, nnd soft spot to land. To date the fnow fall has been confined to the hiBher levels. The Crater Lake district and foothills pear Ashland arc tho favorite coasting places for local folks Place Your Order Now English Holly Wreaths MONARCH SEED CO. PH0N 200 LAKE CREEK ROAD SAVED FROM PLAN REPEAL ROAD TAX Two movements were uuashed y'sler.jj.y. ,,f ,,,. ,., IlaMKlni. Interest to road and development workers uf this vicinity. The state "'Rhway Heal iiu eoiiiinlssi.in held Impinc- plan fur the construction nu. rinpqua highway from rt..sebi burn to Diamond Lake, and 1 the ourfty Juiiites and coinfois- ; Slon.T.. of th.. (-..,. i.. .... increases lhc'im,mi.u .......... ... - .. ... . in.- ..inn , ..,,, wn it-ii fvcnmaiiy will cnn- ."'! with a Klamath c-uuntv mar- thi' " rul!S 1 preliminary work foi the k road had beMi finished .n, ,.,. ,.,,.., , ...ji. ... -March 1m. The forestry service is -'o-operaiimt with the county and i state In the hulldinir. The Fjikf : Creek road taps a rich stock and farinim; district, and will furnish it -Medfm-d outlet to Lake o' the i M'oods. Fish take, and other ptiv. 1 .,. ?J H: !llllllllllllll!llllllll!llllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllii;ill!illll!llU Ill.i ONLY 4 MORE SHOPPING DAYS - SH0P NOW! 0NLY 4 DAYS LEFT 1 I Rosenberg9s feS Rosenberg's. I INCORPORATED 'ftM INCORPORATED g I MA KE Sale of Christmas Candies A - 'a pound box of fine assorted choco lates, both creams and chews in a spe cial Christmaa box. Only 79c For Women Hosiery 25c, $1.59 Perfumes 15c, 98c Atomizers $1.00 Handkerchiefs 10c, 98c Compacts 15e, 25c Bedroom Slippers $1.25, $1.49 Rubber Aprons 25c, $1.00 Gift Stationery 25c, 98c Imported Glass and China Novelties 15e, $1.98 Rayon Underwear S1.00 Purses $1.00 Tea Sets S3.98 For Men Ties 98c Socks 15c, 59c Shaving Seta 50c, 1.19 Military Sets 51.C0 Cigarette Lighters $1.69 Ash Trays 15e, $1.49 Pipes 29c Handkerchiefs 5e, 25c Garters 25o, 49c Tools Shir 1.T . Cigarette Cases 79c $1.49 o It's Easy to Shop at Rosenberg's HfEPFOTCD MATh TnTTCFNT,. METVPOI"D. : I'Mtlun.l coriv, 'tui.. n. iiikI i nt in iei.!uus trit.M imamM any crip plinw "f th.. inaikft run.) t.ix law. c Ji"-iniil 1. Hi.' law i'iil.....l in .Vurn.-,m:!h county, which has no market :-"ail. DICKENS SIOW : Dii'k-ns' "I'hrlstmas Ci prfrti'iHfd )y William la-. tul.' Iivif for the California Oregon IVnv- er company iluriim Cupeo hour las: niithl scored a decide,l hit with all who listened in. It was a t.enuti ful Christmas program and one with a moral which is never to be forgotten. Greeiileaf. who is well knuwn throughout the west for his hhukespearian readings, was at his fst in last night's proram. Hi presen till inn uf the various t har acters In the play was excellent l-.specially nnieworthy were his ver- "f hust uf Jaob Marhy und the way he played the pari of idd man SerooKe. Appropriate Christmas musie. both instrumental "1 vocal, added mueh lo the en- ; i...ni,.., ....... ....,.! one of the best ('opto radio hours uf the year.. ; Next Tuesday. Christmas niuht. ithe Conco players will present . a i special Vnletide radio drama by Miss Helen N orris, entitled "Frank- ini'pns' and Mvrrh." iiiiiiiiilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiii iilllMliliiiliiiiiiiiiimiMiiiiiiHiMiiiiiiMitiiiiiiiMiiii i .MMMiiniMiim. H u u I M 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 H I H I U 1 1 i H M U M II 1 H U U N 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 M U 1 1 1 1 1 1 II H I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' Medford's Popular Holiday Thrift Store CHRISTMAS f5JKs8S rf K'""' '""''i"K' '1'1 Im'Xpeniilvc -tiri of ami ' o" 'Mh mony will he appreciated. jfcfir. 'Xwffiyj? K"" '''I'l"-'"- Wlr 39c, 9Cc .X Jfi- y llud Vas.-K b9c, 98o Canillestlcks 98c JajjJW. Clttirette lloxes 79c, $1.49 RayonUndle1'' 'li jWf Desirable underwear of 42-uuuKe rayon. $V(Vi kS. vv fcti U ' JJar lace trimmed or trimmed with sell or 4! Vn. 3.-k (jR IS li Bjt contrastins rayon. An excellent Christ- Q ' 0 l( TO llloomers $1.00, $1.29 'Ssge-l LsJw! 'TE Vests 50c, $1X0 -f-Bgail ljiMJll JJA Pant tea - - 79c, $1X0 ' TZs&:' r, . (l.iwns $1.00 ie--- f Combinations $1.00 . , . fto SteiUM .; . . - $1.00 Boxed prfl" 15c ,0 98t 1 Kxcelleut (uality perfumes ' Men's Socks f Another item that morilwayH need. You cannot find butter box for wear, for lookn or for price than the. silk and wool, ' Iicy patterns S9c Pure Silk, plain or fancy 49c Heather He, good colors, winter welKht V - - 25c I'lire i. awnmere nocKR, pair a i m T If Kflyon. lu fancy pattern 25c, 39o L 1 CAGE QUINT ILL BE AMONG BEST OF CITY HISTORY 1 basketball KMiu shape ami giv.-s Thn Imi::. selu is rtiuinlii m int lu'oiniM' I lifliiK inw of tin stronu- uiims in tin history of th; lu as both Rusfl.ur: and Ashland. of tlu Southern Oregon eoniVreiuv ha Vi'lci'iiii squatis. and will put ui a Wall te tor tin dist rirt lit Ic ami the iiuht to attend the slule tournament at Salem. The lotal first string will proh- , ahiy he eoinpused ui' hot year's letter men: Morgan and Harnett. guards; .MeDonaid and Melvin, fo.' wards. ami I'huek Thomas, for ward. MeDunald will pruhably he il.-triil.'.l fm- ttif .-.'iii-M- liri-ih. Krie IVirson. a tall, lany V-oy is heinK drilled for this spot, t.ut is inex-peri'-need. t'oaeh t'allison is drill ing him in the fundamental-:, and hopes thai he will he available for f ulistituie serviee. The eity schiols lose Friday fur lnt chrisimas holiihiys. and t'oaeh CalUson leaves Friday lor San Franeiseo ami l.os Angeles. Iur- inn the two weeks vacation from .- basketball squad Will practice and keep in trim., The first Kaines on the home floor will be with the Orueou Frosh. Friday and Saturday, .huiu-Unre wiry is and I !. The follov. inn week ' j the team will Journey to FllKene : for ;) rot urn l"i". A when ytiii liring llifin lo our Toylaiitl to cralili' toys, dollies and plaything that, Santa Iihh Ijnoiiidit from his Northland workshops for iheir hnst mas this year. Our toy prires are surprisingly low, too. Shop here! ' ' OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS OftEnON, -WKllNKsDAY. POULTRY ASSOCIATION II Tin- board uf ilti-fi't irs tf tlu- 1 iVidt i l 'u-tiper.it asuruUi"M hi-l.l their final iijfi'iiiiK -f the year today, at the Kami 1 iureau building. The sossum was expet led :0 is, tlu nn-aU-r portum uf the ami waO devoted to a dis- of tlu problems uf the ("Mdt vynn-n. th. Thankslyiiiu and ' 'hristmns lin iii'y pools, and rou- tiiii' nialteis. Tlii' dirt, tors pr-'scnt fiv J . .l:iefrm ken of alley View: L. H. ( l; Mat in i Valli-y low, .1 i;. Judy uf Crli'iiu i reek. U. !. Kowler. i uiinty aent. and (."lay 1. ';irUer, farm hnreati manager. K. i' l.ockwtiod of I'hoenix. an-othe:- diit'i tin- was exieeletl lo be in al tendance, but failed lo ar rive before noon. At the January no'eiini; uf the associati.m, officers and directors for the year will be elected. n !UIl MOVIES AT ELKS LODGE: Members of the local F.lks lodtte i will be treated to inovini;- pie t'KUlar lod' show after tin session tomorrow nluht. H. I.. Promh y will show unine of li latest "Cnpeo I'urr-SiU Fvi-nts " The crowds that have thronged otir store testify that our prices and selections of Christmas gifts are RIGHT! Come in and inspect the greatest assortment of imported and domestic gifts ever offered in Msdford at Medford'o lowest pricss. You get the henefits of our buying power with over 1200 other succestful stores. Hundreds of gifts displayed so that you may inspect ajt will no; tiresome waiting quick wrapping. MAKE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EASY! Oift Handkerchiefs, 10c to 98c Neat hankies of finest lawn and linens, col ored and white with dainty embroidered b alt;ns. In gift boxes Pack o' Surprises surprises galore await the kiddies WTKMBKH. 19. l1)28 tmfE ..11" -M.-ri-j V.i the I...-;, I i nht'i' film will 1 1 a I u n i ht- it lllli.- ui imt' uf tin- I01..I l''k: alitiu-. various litwi t endea . i In' l-.al ui i- ul 5) :,is Hot -: ... l!lk- plan tti -;!! alio ii-iiv tend Hi. L.iU. Radio Program KMED Mali Tribune-Virgin Stntlou Wetliie-daj, lcc. Ill 4 .Vto tu ti:! . -Vu Tuwne Criur tiM.'t to ;: Med ford Mail i Ti'ibune, n us :nnl mai k.'ls. Tlmiday. Dec. U i : :i lu l'l Me. Moid l!ook ; Store. S 10 to 11 Fconomy Cruci-- teria. 11 to 1 1 ; :tu F.d P.inns Mar- k--t. 11 -an to l '2 .larmin .V Woods fr UriiKS. IL' lo Muie Itox. lJ::in to l::io tb.1.1 Seal Cr.'aimry. k .". So to Ve Tuwne Crier H:l"i lo ti : :: il -Midfonl Mail Tribune, m-ws and markets ti:3n to 7 Hunt's Cralerian. utK'Hl eoncei't. T:.T to S l.amporl's Toy Store. J S lo !i - h'unu riui'au Co-op- era live Kxchaiuve. fr 4 Pictures 79c, S1.00, S1.1K Landscapes, p o r t r a 1 1 s, Mcello a Krcal variety of lie- host MlhjcctH. A Kill that keeps on KivinK. see t lit iniiiim- SHOPPING LETTERS SLOW IN mew i CHRISTMAS SEALS Tho l.-Mi-rs i unt. lining Christ mas S 1 1 -. u hi h w .-re mailt d on lH'ceiiibt-r I ar- tod luiohit,' in with l heir i lu't ks very satisfac torily the last lew das. a. , urdinn tu the committee. A deluuo of re turns were re. eived the first We ., but evidently t he Christinas rush in both homehoM ;uil ullitc ba delaye.l the mailiiii; uf many pay ments Fiv, d seals. hundred letters were mail ed to residents uf Jackson county, known for their benevolence ami comfortable supply of this world's noods. so practically lmi per cent returns are expected from them. However, an appeal is made lo these eitizens to include the sick poor in their Christmas plans by sendiiiK in the money for their seals How. or better still add a donation lu Ihe modest penny pur chase price of these health seals. lleiliember thai ihe m o n e y help-; banish tuberculosis from your community, helps prevent kindred diseases, and supports a free dental service lo any chil dren of this county. Marshal Stricken. I'OKMCHKIiA. Italy, 1 ce. 1H. itVi Marshal laiiui Cadorna elitef of tnlf of the Italian armies ' of the Italian armies 1 " " 1 The Store of a Thousand Practical Gifts E Purses Imported and domestic pin-sen In leather and fabric, pouch und underarm styles, and with attractive style. Junior nlzoa for Ihe little miss, loo. 81X0 each Men's Four-in-Hand Ties, 98c Tien of h hundred different itaUerns und to null as many tuatea. No man ever has enough ties. In gift boxen. PAGE Fm fi'MD mi tu JM7. who has been suffering from arteriosclerosis, "Wjih iruki-n hi.-t nii; tit With cere-bra 1 t In -embus's. His . ondition wan etoi-.tdiT.-d in hi Crave. r Canterbury and Helen Ardelle Christmas Box Chocolates Fresh Stock Pound Boxes ; SI. 00 t $1.50 J Franklin's ASYU Sale of Christmas Candies A 2-pound n of the finest satin fin Ith hard candies made; delicious fruit and spice flavors. S p e c 1 at Christmas package. Only 98c EX For Girls Dolls 15c, $5.48 Doll Beds 69c, $1.48 Trunks ' 89c, S2.98 Doll Buggies $J,9, $4.9 Blackboards 89c Sewing 8ets 39c, 69c Teddy Bears 25c, $2.25 Embroidery Seta ' 10c, 30c Nursing Sets 15c Carpet Sweepers 25c, 39o Brooms 15c, 25c Tea Sets 4 15c, $1.19 For Boys .., .' Mechanioat Toys- -- 25c, 49c Trains 49c, $2.25 Tricycles ' $6.98. $8.95 Wagons $1.00, $6.48 ' Boats 15c, 49c Books ' 10c, 98c , Sweater 98c Caps 79c, $1.00 Tinker Toys ,. 69e, $1.39 Guns 15c, $1.98 Bow and Arrow 8eta ' 25c, 98c Football. ' SSc, 98c i It's Easy to Shop at Rosenberg's