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MfiDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREfiON', WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1929
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Personal
Nantitt Cuntroll iiud (launn-
Ai Ins Cordelia t'nntrell,. lefi
to ntenil tlio week .nil
with Mvh. Ciuiti'elt'H mother, Mr.
Cordollu Ankcny of Kuki'iic, AIih.
CHiiH'fll nnd Alin VovoHu urc ex-
pei tt-d liumu todny.-Klumnth KuIIh CoiviiUIh, .Mr. and Mix. V. H, Kltz-
Atnuiitf tlio initny 'OrvKonlurtH,
other than I'nrtlaiwj reshlcntH, rerf
lstored at Medford hntelH, are Jos.
('. I In nor of t'ooa Muy, Mr. and
Mi-h. K, A. HfimnilM of The Dal ten.
Clayton I. Lonif, U (1, Urown of
v MIks Aim 31. Milan, dean of thn (
school of homo economic! itt th
OroBon Stato collrRtY will urrlv?
here thlH ovening to upend several
days with Mabel Muck, the coijntv ;
Herald.
Cah allowance for your old tires
nil super-Klsks. See Jcnning"' d
on miki G today. L'lifi
Mivt; William Olson, who has
heen ill at her home between Mod-
imtrlr-k of Albany, M. Cn nifty of
Bend, A. J. Miller, John P. Cooper.
A. i- Marhle, O. (' Jirown of Hood
Itlver, Mr. and yirn. C. Palone of
Gold Beach, Albert Feller of Hi
Tho delecatlnn from the Hood
River valley here to attend the
h t a t e horticultural convention,
number) ten, four of whom arrived
In tho city yejrtcrday afternoon,
comintf by auto via liend and Cra
terUike, mnktng a nhort visit to
the latter en rouu. Thewe four
men A. J. Miller, John I. Coopei.
A. I. Marble and (!. O. Brown
had no trouble In reaching the rim
irom i iovcrniiiL'iii cuinp i iirouifii
For failure to appear ln.Judej
following their nrn-Ht, J. O. JCye
The cold weather of the past few ford, principally
lirhtu hn m.lfln thr Vltv itrlunn n thrf iiVerairo of
homolee been stopping
southbound.
Taylor'B; court yesterday for trial. L nights haw m.ldo the 'city prison a the" aVerao of four a night nun i P()mfortable temperature
in
the prison, lh
home demonstration agent., Shn
will rjeet toniorrow afternoon with
ftictnember t thw Jneknon coun
ty homo Economic .executive com
itiftteA V ' h , ' ' '
"f An attractive, modern 4 - room
house aUHU Taylor Kt., will bo of
fered for 'quick sale; fireplace, gi
raffe; jawn and nhrubbery. rhi'iie
Wilfred Mist-he, 1237. 240
Noon worship will be held at
the local I'resbyterian church
every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day from now on. the service wring
ing today, according to an an
announcement made "by. ltev. C. H.
Porter. Mauri on Alwnrd Merre;
will be ct the organ from 1-' t-'
12:4$ on these day.
1 Klamath potatoes. Netted Clems,
fancy No. 1, $3.25 per 100; uenr
No. 1, $2.26 per 100; No. 2, $8.2 R.
Yellow Newtown apples, not culls.
Jamalh Potato Depot, VantoHum
llldg., 0th and Holly. Free deliv
ery. Phone CIS. 235tf
1
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Flnhrcr's Bar Cakes.
Ask your grocer.
n
ford and (Vutral Point for several
weeks, was reported to be showing
some Improvement toduy,
Itiislness women of Med ford and
r.gi in uniforms, office and house)
dresses. "Med ford trade Ih Medford
jniide." Vlease oo not allow travel
elinfr aKontH. seltlnK nn Inferior
product, to tnke Medford money
out of town. 1 spend my money j
with Med ford mcrchnntH and sell ;
"ltosalla," best made-to-measure '
Karnients on i he mr rket today. ;
Call iG4 IJ'for particulars. ' Vivian:
Norman Itarto. 211
CiUeBts from a distance register
ed ut Medford hotels include Uea
conesH K. K, Pbelis of New York
City. V. Ithiekford of Colorado
Springs. Colo.. Mr. and Mrs, W. i-
Menton of Kineoln, Neb., Jack
lllnes of CMiU'iiKo. 111.
Attention,: F. ). K. Memliers!
'lllK initiation and feed Thursday
i nielli, Nov.' Nth.; lOntertiLlntnen',
feed and dance." (UvUiK the IimIIch )
I .ov. 21st. No nieetliiK Thankssiv
Iiik nlKht. Hill Hay. Heey. 235
l F. S. While, payroll auditor yC
the state Industrial accldejit com
mission, of tfulem. Is in the city
for a few days on business.
PhoiotrnipltH for Christmas!
, Specinl offers now, avoid late rush.
Tho Peasleys, 331 Fast Main.
238
J. J.- Wilkinson is spendlns to
day in the Krownsboro district on
business. ' i
1 Katherlne Stung Dance Studio,
210 Hnst Main. Phone U03. 24 8
II. tt. Klelnsore and II. K
Kli'iiisoriie. Jr.. f Wat rumcnto, Cal..
owners of the 41 1 Orchard, arrived
here yesterday to look after the
affairs of the 401 Orchard, incl-1
nentai to ine ukih siroae oi paral
ysis Hen Midler suffered last week
and, from which he continues to
Improve, and also to attend the
horticultural convention.
Lot me write your flro Insurance.
Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Medford:
Phone 9113. tf
. M. Peters, special aent, and
W. It. Hasmussen, stato aRent of
the Homo Underwriters company
of Portland, spent yesterday In the
'Mt y 'ion litmlneas. i : .-r-;-i ; . -1 i.v -
Hte' oiir Xmaif sltocluls now.
The PensleyH, 331 Fast Main.
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, lem, 13. C. Ktaats, F. t,. Jones, H. ' the snow, although their car wa i Lampkln had llttlp trouble 1n be
lli. Fsson, Hal Ooodale. T. . yl-, without chains, as the heavy Arm-'ing elected yesterday as a member
lie of Kugene and Mr. and Mm4 ' Istlco day travel had worn a good ' of tho board of directors of the
A. K. Florence uf "Lakevlew. . auto path, through the ix Inches Talent Irrigation district, which
Lens ash, less soot, in that good f snow. i held Its regular election of, officers.
ilcoal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 239.! Cash allowance for your old t!iv " Hemstitching, picotlng, pleating,
tf on super-Fisks. See Jennings' ad ; button making and note mending.
on page 5 today. 23&
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Krwln K,
Milner and Mr. and Mrs. n. H.
Hchmldt were among the Klamath
Medford Falls residents spending yesterday
tf In Medford.
Only 14 out of the sti.to ears reg
istered here yesterday with the lo
cal auto state traffic bureau.
Dressmaking and remodeling at!
the Fashion Khop, 424
Illdg. Tel. 1181.
.Mi's. Viola Corby of this city j
and Mr. and Mrs. William Wehrli j
Klamath potatoes. Netted Gemrf.
fancy No. 1, $3.25 per 100; near
Handicraft Shop. 157tf
..Mrs. ICdna Isaacs, bookkeeper at
the Hutchison Mercantile company,
was taken to the Bacred. Heart hos
pital 111 yesterday. She -was remov
ed to her home today, having suf
ficiently recovered. ;
Orchard brand liquM Hme-.MjI-
of Ashland returned ycsterd-iy No. 1. $2.25 per 100; No. 2. $2.2'. , phur can be obtained at Pinnacle
Yellow Newtown apples, not culls,
Klamath Potato Depot, Pantorlum
iildg., 0th and Holly. Free deliv
ery. Phono 615. .235tf
C. K. Clodfelter, representative
of Fleischner Mayer & Company
of Portland. Is a business visitor
In tho city today.
Mrs, Frederick says "A beautiful
wave depends on a skillful oper
ator." Medford Beauty Khop. Ask
a friend. 235
Hay Oilllland of Heverly Hill.
Cat., arrived here this week to
spend some time at his muskr.u
from Crescent lake, after a nev
eral days' trip. They visited Mrs.
Corby's small son Morris at the
lake. , .'
Airs. Frederick Is featuring ex
clusive styles In hair arrangement
at tho Medford Beauty Shop. Aok
a friend. 235
O. V. Meyers and F, C. Kelly left
for 'Grants Pass this morning to
spend a few hours on business.
High grade-lump lime and hyd
rated lime for spraying. Big Pines
Lumber Company. 224tf
Koveral members of the Medford
motorcycle squad were in the city I farm In the Prospect vicinity. H
last Sunday, where they were en- expects to make extensive Improv.?
deavorlng to climb the hill to the j ments on the Pacific Fur Trading
beacon light above the hlgh school j company's property,
north of the city. Tho members! Furniture at a sacrifice for quick
met with varied success. Fd Stan-i sale. Circulator, rugs, davenport,
wood made the longest ascont of electric range, dining-room . suite,
tho riders trying to climb tho hill, i bedroom furniture, refrigerator.
Cold Hill News. otc. Phono Wilfred Mlkschc, 1237.
Dynge's regular dance, Wed. and or call at 811 Taylor St. 240
Sat. at Dreamland. 210 1 F. L. Green sold his Interests in
The Reserve. Officers training the grocery on the north side to
corps will hold Its regular monthly . c. Brown of Grnnts Pas.- The
meeting at the Armory at 7:30 to- deal was consummated lat Thurs
night. MaJnr Tlerney of the V, H. da v. Gold Hill News.
army will be present and give thej High grade lump lime and hyd-lpon RENT
Instructions. j rated lime for npraylng. Big Pinrs j apartment
Special offers tor Xmas photo- Lumber Company. 224tf I
graphs. The Peasleys, 331 Fast I The weather In central California I
Main. 238 !l ne&rlv ns good as the India:i j
Fd Fawcelt of Copper. Ore., ! summer days that have been south- J FOR RENT-
owner of the Fawcett mine, spent lorn Oregon's lot for tho past few
this morning In Medford transact weeks, according to WHIslc Pruitt,
Ing business. I who returned yesterday from San 1
See Brill's Sheet Mctnl Works; Jose, accompanied by his . brother, i
for radiator, fender and auto body Almus Pruitt. and Mrs. Pruitt. Of;
repairing. ' 217MC ! course tho climate in California, he I
Packing Co. 223tf
J. V. Rlrkhols! of Willow Springs
and William Miller or J'hoenix were
among the visitors in JMedford this
forenoon. ' 44llBM
Orchard brand liquM lime-sulphur
can be obtained at Pinnacle
Packing Co. ) " 223tf
Mr. and M h. H-, Ut' MltcJiell of
Medford were out of town guests!
in the city Monday. Klamath
Falls Herald. 1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Underwood typing pin.
Finder please leave at 51all
Tribune. Reward. 237
KOR RK.NT Kront rixjm. clone In:
hot and cold water, shower. 20
So. Kir. 241
A'CKKAGK BA1K3AIN 2 nerea ad
jolnliiK Medford. near hi(rhway:
rich garden soil; paid up water
right; hearing fruit: -1-rm. house
with complete plumbing: 2-rm.
hotiHe with garage attached.
I'ricr J2750, on reasonable ternin.
n. K. Millard Agency, 423 r..
Main. 230
Modern furnished
530 S. Central. 240
OR SALK Dried prunes and ap
ples. Phone 731-W-2. 248
Modern 4-rm. house
with sleeping porch. 535 W.
T'nlm. Tlutn'e G20. 23 0 I
Mi", and Mi-h. J. K. Myers, resi
dents of Talent, Ore., are guests
In the city for a short time visiting
friends. Klaintttli Kails Herald.
Dynge's regular dnneo. Wed. and
Sit. at Dreamland. 210
suld. does not hnvo tho nip that;
nights hero hero, especially for thej
past weelc. ... ,.v ".:v;i , : , j
"That Bood coal." Wo give green
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co. I
Phone 230. ' . (!
HEADACHE? look to
Your Eyes First
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
forfeited a- S20 casth Imll l,ond on ; transients ' Dassint; through ' red- ni-eommoiljitlons of wlllfh tlo ni
tho charge of reckkWx drlvVng, and ( ' Ljrs 1 J -- J... -V '
Lloyd Janea forfeited a V10 cash
ball bond on tho change oC disturb
ing tho peace. .
High grade lump litmo nnd hyd
rated lime for sprayln g. Uig I'ines
Lumber Company. 224tf"
Keing the only nominee, c. D
On ciicouifcKD, tlio(hetit .sUjmber, dj.
to lack or mattresses, llowovi"
a good comfurtable temperaturo
miiilitailleil.'
now;
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AT SACRIFICE
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PRICES
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In this sale we are sacrificing our entire stock of men's high grade BOOTS, SHOES and OXFORDS. Such well known
makes as Hamilton-Brown, Weyenberg, Peters and the famous line of Lyon Brand work shoes. These shoes include all
sizes. Do not confuse these shoes with odds and ends. Come Early and Avoid the Rush
iThis sale will be run for this week drily, ending Sat. night.
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I LIbrand
II C;WVVAUKEE
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1 Men's Boots
$10.98 16-in. Boot 7.8
$10.00 H-in. Boot D?7.4U
$8.95 8-10,-12 in Boot 6.8?)
These boots are abso
lutely guaranteed all
leather.
Men's Oxfords
Men's and yoiing men's' ox
fords. 'Absolutely new fall
patterns, including all the
latest1 leathers: black and
brown kid, black and brown
kangaroo, black and brown
Scotch grain, blue calf and
alligator effects..
Men's kangaroo oxfords.
Regular $8.95 to $10.50.
Sale
price
$6.98
All young men's oxfords.
Regular $4.95 to $6.95.
Sale
price ;;
$4.49
All other oxfords from $7.45
UP,
to
reduced!
$4.98
Men's Rubber
1, Footwear
Good fresh stock of
TJnited States and
Firestone hip boots,
knee boots, 14-in.
Pacs, overshoes and
rubbers. .
Men's1 4-buckle over
shoes. Regular $4.39.
tc0ut, $3.79
Red and black knee
boots. Regular $4.75
tcDut.,: $3.98
14-in. lace Pacs, all
red rubber. Regular
t$o5-49:..Cu?. $4.29
Men's hip 'boots---"'
black and red. Regu
lar $7.35. ec CQ ,
Cut to
Men's Shoes
New fall shoes in tan calf,
brown calf, brown kid,
black kid, black calf, also
kangaroo. Good fitting
lasts, all sizes, including
combination lasts.
Men's black and, brown
kangaroo shoes. These shoes
sell ordinarily at $10.50.
Look at the dc qq
savings vU.i7o
Men's black and brown calf
shoes. Good fitting lasts,
good looking and com
fortable. Sold regular at
$o.yu to $7.45.
Cut to
SSL,l!iJ0N BRAND
$449
One lot men's dress shoes,
odd sizes, also men's work
shoes. Extra to or
value
Lion oda?
MIUWAUkpf
Lyon brand work shoes.
You don't have to be intro
duced to this famous line of
work shoes. Nationally ad
vertised and guaranteed all
leather. Former selling
price up to $5.98. Closing
out
$3.98 " $4.49
GATES & LYDIARD
SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
Free Parking Lot for Our Customers
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