PXGE TWO
WTroT?T) m:tl Tnnrrr-E, medfotctx oTjEnoNTFRTDAYr .taxfatjy 41920.
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Personal
In the current Issue of the lie- Mrs. Huwinne Homes Carter,
view of II ? views- magazine, itoiiih- county ftfhool tierintmlfnt. re-
fin Oregon and ("niter I.:iki 10-, turned yesterday from l''rtlnrflra.lem
crived puMicity in featured :u - and Salim, where he had attentiv5'i
Hole written ,y Stephen T. Ma-i nieetlnuM -ttl f-nunof lion with offin
Iher, rtirectnr of natiuiuil park. ' vui k. At l'm iland he utui,d'l
A pfeturo nf fritter Jjike in t)nnvti j lliu iiiiriu:il esnioi if the Oregon
In ennnepiion with the nrii l., J State Tern-hern HKNorlatioii ttutl in
lilvu- vull-y Ih 1'irrijM'l uh a -oumy si-liuol AUiKr!nt-ntl-nlri.
lowly valley." IhrouKh uliU-h the, i,nr , .,k,on Hot .siinnff
ir- r"' 1 .;; ; 1,;;; 1 viu: z h 2'"''
(laid south bound air-maii I,a,,r' : California noama 0 nrn,' 'ne nrehesira
.Arrived here and departed on prae-' rnemliM arrived In tho city yea-
lflrn.ly Htliedule time, Cloudy anl m HfKUlar tlanie, fjold Hill Ht. t,day and are rcKlfiteml at tiie
$and and San Francisco except the
fclretch between l:ed Kluff and Alt.i
MIxh Alary Swipart la here from I
San Francisco, where whe is a itu-
the Stanford university
vacation viMtlni; with relatives and
fjjeudx.
Ianee at the Craiie Hall, Haj-le
Point, Saturday riifcln. iiKf,
Atis (itneva Hunt of Medford
upent New Year's at Klamath Falls
vNiMntr with friend,
: foffKy Kcalhcv tonifjht and stutur--iky,
irobal)ly rain. unit lit t lo !
MrH. Mailt Mack, tho new roun-
t ,tuiy. premium rain.
I.nnn. In I a m i.m-.it.i in Is I lir. fnM. IV limill) 1 1 m OflK I fll I id II n'Mt tll.'l
;tnBt. ! with thp women of Itlltto Falls ti-
' Dane at Jackson Hot Knrlnc" j il'K " i-IoiIiIiir domonMra
ifah Katuiilay from :30 till 2. in.'.'
fiMm. .VoJI Franklin differed the I foal hy tho sark nr ton. Tel.
: 'miKfortuno nf brenkliiK a hone In! 031. Meilforil Fuel en. If
IJpr riaht ankle this mornliiK when! I ) , i i (lelller. It. r. .Marmlnn Slid
i Uo slipped and fell on the liur.l-1 John Jonileman of l.on Anceleii are
ood floor In her home at 401 KiiiK himlnchs vIsiMra In the city who
llli'eot. Khe will he ineapacllaled I arrived ycnterdny.
tha injury for several weel;. pelt HLTftun, nil colors. 2f,c n
huneh nt the Fnshlon .Shop, 424
Medford BldR. Phone 111. tf
Vernon II. Vawler. cawhler of the
IP.'
hopeH to be able to bo around
crutch Jn a week or so.
II (For tomorrow hats upocial: 1
C ' . . . . . . ..
Hotel Medford.
: Wood all kinds oak, laurel,
fir and dry slab. Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. G31. tf
When Klven n preliminary hear
in w in the Ai-hland justice court
ytcrday. Sid l'ojtle, arnwted in
Medford last Monday eve nine fr
the alleged poHenKjon of four nixl- ,
Ioiih of union-shine, li.il hail net at
JtfiUO. lie will probably cuter a
plea before the end of thlK week
or early, next. "
Imnee. rinld Hilt. Kat.'nlcht. 28".
Phone V
51 , $6fo
m . emu it
IILK
BUTTER
ICE CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFEPURE
PROOUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAV
fat at 89c: 1 lot at Sl.y8; 1 lot One ! Jackson County hank, arrived home
jatH, J2.98: 1 lot Unit hat, $3.!t8; thi noon from a whorl sojourn ut
tiMn liatn, r.Oc: tarns, 2 no; regular j Han Francisco.
allies from $4 to 1. Kvery hat
gofl. We Kivn Kreen KlninpH, The
l;mmy Lou Hat Shop !n M. M.
igtorn. ,., .
' The next nieetinu of the Medford
- jpusinejrt and l'rofeMional Women'
$:uh will )P held Tuesday eveninK.
'ifinuary 8. at the Hotel Medford,
lit 6:30. denervations for the din
!per may he made by rallliiK Mr.
nltuidu Chaiiman at 123.
! c ;ciet thowo fender and auto
jgodles fltrnlKhtened at HiIII'm Shee t
'iletnl Work, opposite Lewis 8upr
,(irvice Station. I'honc 41S. tf
IjMr. H. Grant of .Nome, Alaska,
and Frank J. Taylor of Carroll,
jihmt., aro anionic tho Kuesls from
'I. distance registered at Medford
!'I)ance at tho Clrnnj;e Hall, Kaalo
.Point, Saturday niKht. 2h,'.
liiCnlonel J. K. Mundy was down
'jiwii today for the first time since
;U was taken ill with tho flu two
ift'ljeks u(fo. and still feels some-
1 tthnt shaky.
'Highest grade Utah coal, any
size, anywhere, any amount. Han--n
Coal. Co. Phone 239. If
r'Mr. and Mr. V.. C. Jerome ar-jfjlv-0d
home yesterday from a visit
I jit San Francisco and other Cali
.irnla points since a few days hn-
jl;ro Christmas, .lorry witnosHcd
'the biff sectional football gamo lie
meen Kast and West, which he de-
i flfires was ono of the best exhi-
j bitlons of the sport ho ever wit-
S nssedt despite the fact that he
jVe.Ht was oulclaHsr-fl.
1 2 :Hot. clean coal. Tel. C31. M'd
'8rd Fuel Co. it
j Seven out of the state earn feK
jiored hero yesterday with the In
U .s tu to atilo traffic bureau.
5 Doors and windows cheap at
Medford Lumber Co.- l!37tf
jljlCvory day from yesterday lo Hul
' prday, January 1 Inclusive, tho
Sarkin property tax relief commit
or Us subdivisions, will bn in
''kmIoii at the Imperial hotel in'
Vorthind, in open conference or
Ol o nod session preparatory to the
jCfuiuulatinii and suhmissiou of Uh
jjejtort andijI'f'commHiidivtlonH.to the
,tr islature, which convenes at Ha
Ifrpi Monday, January I t.
mo write your fire Imuiranoo,
frl Y. Tenitwald, Hotel Holland,
hone 903. , . tf
i AVhpn Klven a trial In the Jack
sonville Justice court yesterday
afternoon, Leo York of this city
lit as acquitted of, the chaiHn
Ih-ouffht Hffainst him a short time
nwo hy Mrs, York for aliened as
jifiblt and battery. York stood trial
liid was acquitted by a jury.
1 Thomas Realty Co., real estate,
'jtisuranco and small loans on any
Ilrhlnff of Value. Palm Hlock, corner
luln find Front, upstairs. tf
V'
V
Lindys
This exceptionally pop
ular sweet dough item
is an unusual value at
its regular price of 30
cents the dozen. To
morrow wo will place
them on sale at the
very special price of
23c
Delightfully fried in
pure Orisco and rolled
in powdered sugar. On
sale at 0:30 A. M. Come
early and be sure of
not being disappointed.
Si
New Year's danco Mon. nlffht
Klneold'o hall. KnKln Point. 2X1
W. N. Offutt, Sr., has purchased
a homo at 314 Willamette street
and has takni up resilience .In his
new property. He expect a visit
from his daughter, Mr. II. F. )nd
disman of San Francisco, next
spiiriK for several week.
Klncaid's dance, f.old Hill Sat.
2 -S 5
W. II. Lindsay of Merlin, June
phi ue county, now has the only
licensed game farm In this part of
the slate. He was recently given
a license for the breeding of wild
turkeys. During the past season
he operated in conjunction with the
state game department and raised
wild turkeys for tho state, helms
allowed to retain , portion of the
Mrd. He now has 100 of the tur
keys and plans to keep fiO hens and
10 loins for breeding pin-pones. He
lias sold 22 of tho touiH to breed
ers this season. Grant; Puss
Courier.
That good coallow In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 239. tf
Temporary auto licene were is
sued at the sheriff's office today
to Nils Olscn fif Trail, Clarence
Holmes of Gold Hill, It. H. Peck
nold, James Conder. F. Jensen. ,1.
Mathews and G. F. G Irani of Med
ford and C. It. C u I lid r I h o n of
Urownshoro.
Hose mending, runners, removed
and snags worked back. Handi
craft Khon 216tf
G. A. Gearhart of Yuma, (nlo.,
was among the out of stale motor
IstS'who were-In Medford today,
t Hegulnr dance, Gold Hill Hat.
2sr
At tho First Presbyterian church
of Oakland, Cal,, on January 1,
1H2U, Hertha M. Under of Phoenix,
Ore., and Albert N. Hulls or Los
Angeles, Cal, were, united in mar
riage,' the ltev. Frank M. Hllsley,
D. ))., pastor, ufflciatlng.
Hot, clean coal. Tel. G31. Med
ford Fuel Co. tf
Flue collected during the month
of December by the city pollen de
'partment of Klamath Falls reached,
it lotat or X191X. During the numtii'
!M arrests were made. .
Wood all kinds oak, laurel,
fir and .dry slabs, Medford Fuel
Co. Tel. (131. tf
Miriam King, who had been vis
iting In Portland over the holidays,
returned to Medford Wednesday.
Kincnid'a dance, Gold Hill Sat,
2H6
Notions of placer mine locations
filed recently at tho county record
er's off leu included two filed by
Floyd Throadgould nnd Hultle Pet
erson, both in Jackson county.
"Churls" Hep. Phone 47!'-M.
Mrs. Hndlo Allen. 2H2U
Among the oregonlans registered
nt Medford hotels aro K. O. San
ders and Mrs. Krma Williams of
Kugenn. S. H. Htoekhoff of "
ftlllln, K. H. Swanson nnd Otto
Kullnrs of Eugene, Geo. H. Knight
of Hubbard, W, D. llnrlman (tf
Corvallls, A, 11. Ferguson, II. O.
Uagetcr and H. O. Halllck of Hose- j
burg, and the following from Port
land: Ktl Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McGulie, Grace Vlckers, H. i
Steinkamp, W. H. Itedhend. L. V.
Trudnnfeld, Mrs. Maude llrown.
Karl Wright, G. K. Cartwrlght and
M. 10. Harty.
Dance, Gold Hill, Sat. night. 2Sfi
Aiding during a period of extra
work, Mrs. Netllo Thompson Is h
temporary employe nt the county
I school superintendent's office.
Coal by the snck or ton. Tel.
I 631. Medford Fuel Co. tf
Though he was on his .sldo of the
rond to tho extreme edgo in order i
to avoid tin accident, Jack lllunk- i
all of this city was tho victim of
an auto collision Saturday nlnlil on
Ihe Crater Lake highway when an
other machine crashed Into his.
lllunknll escaped uninjured hut his!
auto was damaged to the extent
of $163. The other car, the driv
er's Identity of which was not
learned, was damaged to tho ex
tent of over $20.
Millinery bargains nt Lottie How
ard's: all hats !ru, $1.1)5 and $2.9:
flowers and ribbons, price, 2H9
County Judge Fred It. Ooddard.
; accompanied by Mrs. Ooddard, re
I turned to Klamath Falls the other
day from Talent, where they spent
the Christmas holidays with rela
tives and friends.
Cheap dry lumber nt Medford
Lumber Co. 23"tf
The Crater Luke Guild of the
Presbyterian church will hotd their
first January meeting on Tuesday
evonlng. the 7th. Mr. V. J. Cover-
I stone, Mrs, H. H. Dynan nnd Mrs.
It. K. McLMhose will he hostesses!
i the home of Mrs. McKlhOKe on j
Minnesota avenue. The paper f or j
the evening study will be "Chris-:
tlon Influence on Art In Music."
Dance nt tho Orange Hall, F.aglc ,
Point, Saturday night. 2Si
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Donaldson
left yesterday atternoon fort heir
home in Dunsmulr. Cal.. after hav- j
Ing spent Iho holiday In Medford.
hikI other valley points wiUi rrla
llves. Concerning your eyes consult Dr. ,
D. A. Chambers. OptumetYlst. S17
I Medford Uldg. Kor appointment
Phone IMS. Glasses fitted and fur
nished. 2s: ,
Now!
PLAYING
TODAY
and
SAT.
Love, Soldiers, Passion, Intrigue, Strife with the most
desperate, fearless, fascinating company of adventurers,
in the wide world.
Also
2 Croat Acts
of
TALKIES
Father Against
Son, 8lter
Against 8lster
AdmlGsion
Mats. 10-35
Even. 25-50
COMING!
SUNDAY
Continuous
1:30 to 11 P. M.
FOR ONE
DAY ONLY
Fanchon & Marco's
NOVEL AND ORIGINAL
IDEA
SILHOUETTE
DANCING CURVES SINGING SHADOWS
0USUHING and HUTTON
with
SIX BIG FEATURE ACTS
and
THE SILHOUETTE BEAUTIES
COMING
TOMORROW
REX
THE KING
OF WILD
HORSES
HERE FOR
ONE DAY
ONLY
Continuous
12:30 to 11 P. M.
., a 3 jTjw iXM
Hor J iMNS
IN HIS
FINEST
ROLE
"GUARDIANS
of the WILD"
ALSO :
Tht Collegians
"CALFORD
vs.
REDSKINS"
' Admission
Matinee, to and iS
Evenings 10 and 35
LAST TIMES
TONIGHT
A Romance of
the Underworld
with
MARY AST0R
Economy Groceteria
"THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADEq
. I t !, - O
Starting the New Year
Along with your other New Year resolutions why'not one to "set a better table for
less." This is an easy one because instead of involving' a sacrifice it really adds
pleasure to your shopping. Don'e take our word for it come in shop around a
while, inspect our display's of plainly marked foods of quality you will get many
suggestions for additions to your menu, which of course means a better table and
with a difference in price because of our saved cost of clerks, credits and small de
liveries, your better table will cost you less Your order, if amounting to $5.00 or
more will be delivered to your home.
BREAD
Tastes like home-made bread be
cause baked as you . would bake at
home. See if the Kiddies will notice
the difference. T
1-lb. Loaf ...... ; 3 for 20c
H-lb. Loaf . . ....... ; . . . .... 10c
SHOES
Our shoe sale is still on. Many wom
en's shoes at price.
Men's at k Off
Children's at i Off
Work Shoes, i Off
OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
Crystal White Soap 10 bars ..... 35c
M.onarch Coffee, lb. 39c; 3 lbs. . $1.15
Oranges Northern navels by the
bucket lull. See them in the win-
dow, pej" pail . . 35c
Wool Soap guest size always 5c
a bar per carton of 12 bars .... 35c
Aspen Brand Apricoas, No. 2 can
2 for . . . 35c
Selected Stock Apricots packed in
the local cannery No. 2 can
3 for . . . 39c
Goody-Goody Brand Yellow Cling
Peaches No. 2 h can, 2 for .... 35c
Solar Brand Sliced Pineapple No.
2 cans, 3 cans ..... 65c
Van Camp's Sauer Kraut No. 2
can, 3 for . . 39c
Van Camp's Hominy No. 21 can
3 cans . . . : . . 35c
Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 cans . 15c
Quick Quaker Oats the large pkg. 23c
Jersey Corn Flakes, 4 pkgs. ...... 25c
Coffee our own roast 3 very fine
blends . .38c, 43c, 49c
Electric Goods
Waffle Molds Irons Toasters
Percolators all the standard
makes.
Vi, off
Fountain Lunch
Breaded Veal with Currant Jelly
Mashed Potatoes Gravy Butter
ed Bread Coffee or Milk 25c
Evening Lunch at 5 P. M.
GATES & LYDIARE)
BUY HEFtE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
Use our Free Parking Lot While Shopping in Our Store.
. '1 '. -L A " l
fruit 6 Vegetable
SPECIALS
6 Large Grapefruit ....... 25c
Medium Size Oranges, doz. 15c
Fancy Celery, 2 bunches. ..... 15c
7 lbs. Sweet Potatoes . . . .35c
New Beets, Carrots, Turnips,"
Large bunches 5c
Plenty of Dressed Poultry
A large variety of fish, such as Skinned
Sole, fresh Smelts, Red Snapper, Ling
Cod, Eastern Oysters, Olympia Oysters,
Salmon, Halibut, Finnan Haddie.
Johnson's Market
Free Delivery Phone 97
Coming - Coming
2
Nights
Only
Monday
and
Tuesday
JANUARY 7-8
The Fastest, Funniest, Most Sensational
Added Attraction Ever Attempted
.v.?.. .9. n.-:.p,.,Q m ft,
H
FTTI
Joseph. S.KelleyS
COUNTRY STORE
K 'it I
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