Medford mail tribune., December 03, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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5 Handmade Gifts
Are Individual and Al
: ways More Appreciated
; Come to our shop Wednesday ,
' 'evening and see the selec
1 " tion ' of clever gifts
a v;r Easily and quickly fin
i . : -,ished. with, a little
' embroidery; :
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Handicraft Shop
42 South Central Phone 702
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PJMCRSO LOW VOU CAN HA WHY 8I11EVE IT
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FIRST RESIDENTS'
ASHLAND WOMAN 11 Da.iy Metebrt, Report GEORGE LEONARD !
FAMILY HERE 10
GREET HOI KM
Dm;, a, 1929, -
.Meilford uml vicinity: TuninHt !
and Weiineatlay ftUi ,Vurnur to- I
night. "."'"'
OrcKon: Fair tonilit anil Wed-
iH'nilay beooniihs unsettled Wed- J
m'sday hi west portion. Slightly I
wnrinoi' iu cast portion tonlKlit. i
It Is with deep rosret that wt'
note the paHsinff or each member
of our old pluueer contingent. ,but.
after enduritiK the hardship of
pioneer life, it 1h a nwcet solace
to those who survive that tho litter
pioueei-H who paired away enjoyed
the luxuries which modern xiy
tencc makes posalblc,
One of the .most beloved of
Jackson county's older cUizeiu
whs Mrn. Alameda Nichols Carlton
who broutUetl her last ut her home
on Union street In Ashland at
lu;3i) o'clock last Sunday evening
and who wil bt interred- In .the
Mountain View cemetery at Ash
land tomorrow, Wednesday after
noon at 2 (V'oloek. j , , i
.Mrs. Curltpn wan a dauglitor of
John Meade Niehois and Mercj
Anne Nichols, pioneers of 1 853 .who
crossed the plains - In ox wagons,
settling first in the Willamette
valley, but removing to Jackson
county Prior to li(5ti. Deceased
was born, on the 13th day of CJcto
ber, -1S5U at the family home sputh
of Euk'o Point; and was married
on the tenth day -of December,
1X75 to is. Ai Carlton, fumlllHrly
known to all - pioneers us "Dolplu"
Carlton, and until their family of
six children ''were' almost grown.
thoy resided continuously ut the
family home, on what Is now
known usUlvoadmoor Farm, known
formerly as . the Luzerne Bradley
tract,, title - to which passed from
tho entry man direct to Mrs. Carl
ton's father.'
The surviving children are J. 11.
Carlton of Ashlund: Thomas and
I lerbcrt Carlton of Prospect and
Uylc Carlton of Euglc Point. There
arc nine grand-children and two
groat-grnnd-childrcn find one bro
ther, (i. V. Nichols of this city, the
only survivdr'of six children of tho
qlder; pioneer John (M.eRrie-Nicholn.
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:gj TIhtu was the Kind of luuglUvi1!
jthal verges oii teaia in the eyes of j
ja iaiher and mothm tills mnrnhiK '
ITg j Mr. nnd'Mr.i. S. U Leonard, pioneer!
63 residents of Medl'orrt who greeted ,
their son. (leorge, ufter five years!
w a jpr sepantl lonhls. pretty youui; ,
(' ! wife, whom they had never een
hel'oie. and tludr two. uuhlon-halred.
Lowest t'eniperntuve this morn- tdicrnb fared grandsons, burn, in i
Ing. 20 degrees. -1 Paris four and three yenrs ugo, re-
ispecttvely. Thia party. accomia-
tilled by Mian Margaret Snider, sis-
Temperature (degrees) 53
Highest (last lJmurs) 0
Lowest i last 1 - hours) 23
Rel. huinidity (per et.) G9
Pi-ecipictatlon (inches)
State of weather. .Clear
Total precipitation since Sept
lfll'S. 1.10 inches.
. Temperatures u year ago today:
Highest 50: lowest 29. '
mfiIg
: .With IiIh flntjui-H.'ci'ofaec! uml
ufUu' wrapping on rtvud Norinun
White, nHPiHtfitit . smwrvisoi .nittl
conti'al . tUHpatclior oC tho; Cijatyr
Niitknml foroNt HtatctT "thiS.v tjoon
Hint tho biK Mullnid creolr flito qr
UlUU acroH in ,tito. .pploKato, ' die
triot would he under coritrot' mnii-
timo tolayKthut nll .tlc uthetj iflios
and thnt no now firq;,hnd hoeii
reported today up to early thfu
afternoon. ... ' , -V. ;
'J'ho work of CHllliifr ihe ipaiy
fita. fldtlcfij . lu nna. pijiifn.thcni
off whk hOffun :tlilH forooit'yhun
11 men were called- tjv? tronii the
l''rcnc'.i (lulclt fire nehrj ttpoil, of
about 70 ocreii,' leavlntfj -flvo ''mop
OU Bmlwriliffe. Tho ' ot.'s4t
()rt)te5othovil:'e will be (ulteio oK
duty n fun't na they can 'be mJredi
PHOENIX STUDENTS
SuiiHCt today. 4:40 i. ut.
Sunrise AVednesday, 7:23 aJ m.
Sunset Wetlnesdtiy, 4:40 p. ni:
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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tor, of Mrs. Gcorgo Leonard, from
Now Yurk, arrived on tho SluiHta
this noou for n short vill hove ,
throuKh the holidays. .
j. . CiOoiko I'Oonard, who Kraduutc:l
from t lie Moiliord lili;h school in
llillti and from West Point 111 1114.
! met bis wife in New York several '
years, uno, A .commercial art s.lu
'dont. slie loft tlio your of his gradu
; ation tn. study in Paris and to du
illusttatiuiis for iM'CJK'h nud Amcri
cun niUnnzlnns. (Jeorao followed
lior to tho .Kronen capitul, wher3
they wore married ami ltuvu luuuc
their homo ever since. .
Talented us a writer, the. Mod
ford buy contributed nrtloles to a
number of lnuKazlncs abroad, nud
for a timo edited ,liis own publica
tion, "I uconvenlioal." for which
Mia. Iiennard did llliisil ration:,, lie
is at the proscut .time writUif; for
both. American and Frouch maga
zines, two of Ills wurks beinK re
cenlly iucludetl in the "Gulden
Hook."
I.lvliiur Iu a villa at llarhizoii. 11
short, distance . from Paris, the
liccnards are. happily situated in a
famous arttsta' colony, where dwell
inauy of the iminortnl autliors nud
', bards of .generations uko.
Altliotiali bnppy to be hero Tor a
visit, with relatives, they both ex
press n preference for sunny
France as a . porinanout dwollitif;
placu. While on their vacation thoy
wlll visit iHrs. I.ooitnrd's i'mnlly in
Semitic. At Just 'which of the two
places they spend Christiniui
il an yet an uircuVluiiity; they sulil.
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Chrysler Official
Visits Med ford
THE DRUG STORE
For , ,.;..-;
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j Tlo Mall- Tribune won. tw.o . of ij-i ,- ' ' ' . .
the . three games, played atiainst .. -.1 ', '.' 1
1 I ,-jT. .11.' Alfred, secretary and
tho Gates : Auto. Co. In the ,-, tlit W1UI.P,. 'of tl,. chase Garfield
niatoh of the winter bowUni; I Motor company, of Portland, who
lcuiruc losst evenlUK. hbunsberryl lia,s U10 Chrysler aKeney for Ore
of the Mall Tribune hhd hlirh!W "l,d mlhw" Wiwhlngton. was
score and high, total 'plus for
evening:.
tlu
tonlubt 1iie,.fflo)i, Si
i'ra,nd ttlo' Cop Jo team
ei
)'ad!la,v,lt,,
,Oannan '..
iWliltman
tsutos'
.Ahllo
HUndlcap
: 'I
Seal Cream-
teams will meet.
(atcs Autu Co.
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125 ..'...
............... 11S 143
ICO 142 137
.'.,...: 183 150 174
46 45 45
ini-the1 etty today. eonferriuK with
d-'ijauk. tflllott. ' manoKer of their
'.MtilferU hranch. Mr. Alfred drove
iUji. tvKinniath.'Kulls 'this after-
(' .VcctjrdlnK ' to All": Alfred, the
coiiipany is. well.: pleaded with tho
For the Whole Family
For Father :, ;
Koiininiii IV11 mill I'rO'r.il Sets $1.98
Hill l-'ulils uml Key Contaiiivr V, -v,j
Sols-..: 1.9S
Slmv.bijr. liruslies 75 to S5.00
shavitiK s.is........$l. $1.25. $3-50
l'iui,s.''1ii)uliii,l lti'iiiiils.
Militnrv ltftisluvs .::.M;
For Mother
ffl
..$1,75
1
-Total ....!..
Total pins, 28
Mali
rh new hlectroltL.
PalmerMusicHouse
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I'll take
yoiiK car,
If,-
I KM II . LI ..Il,f.,r.-I
IIVI O panting trouoi" v i
11 NI T-L-,mantaVevour car when you
r Tl iiituwi"'-" . -. ,
trrive tnd places u m k'k-
the Hotel. Just hand him you r key u you lr
the car-thstfa all. Located in the heart of
City near everything.
PIIOIC.MX, Ore.. Dee.', 3. (Spe
cial.) A student body mcctinfr was
belli at the loeal lliuh school! last
Mondoy afternoon,, with the presi
dent, Jtol Stcadmun prcsJdtnK'. .
Tho Blrls of the hluh i-huol arc
Ki-eally enJoyliiK .thclr Idle nlo
utes playhiB. voley ball.
The oiitluull ' for' n good boys'
basketball tumu l very lirlulit this
fall- - , ,' .
Kome uf the. Kills tho .hlh
school met last .Saturday afternoon
for the purposo of makinK the eo-
lumes for tile ploys to be lvn
(ill. tlnl. .LOllf. nC Ihlu nn.nlb Tl.....
who helped were Thclmii blnns, I
Until Heed. Mildred Cents, Klvn
Cbaplln, Viola Sclierrcr, lluth
Itoed. Rebecca Jean Hose. .Mrs.
Itecd helped the girls K ith . tin
work. . j ,
The sophomore nnd junior
classes will sell home made candy
ut tho plays Blvon next Tuisduy
nliiht at the school Byninasiuin.
The attention of the members of
the play turn largely to the ulays
tu be given on the 10th. and sev
eral nlghlsthls week urc filled
with practice. . Tuesday night, Dec. j
nun is ine uitq ucciiicu upuif Tor
tlio presentation of tlio three short
one-net ptoys, wlileh are to be
given by the local high school, nnd
which linve been directed by .Miss
Tbelmn Ciannway. Kull announce-
inenl of tlio ul.iys will be glvitn at
n later date.
.Mnrray
Piihl
Ferguson
CJreene .........
MiunsberiVA .
hJTotal
Tutal pins. 22113 .
.. 157
. 102
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15 1
ICS
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JiirtinenH jit'ithe,' .Mejlford branch
,nd' Willi1 thie tilcreas'liiB'tioplilarlty
of the Chrysler Ihlthls mrt of the
'state. " '.: '" ' '
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BELLVIEW FOLK WILL I
aoinj; CONDUCT COLLEGE INN
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'iiMKU.VIKUV Ore,' Uec. 3.
(Special. I Mr. and Mf. Itoy T.tl
bot nnd daugliter Julannovfd fro
their home neir the Moon mill to
the Collide Inn, ..Uieated on tin?
Jloulevard near the Normal. Mr.
and-MVH. Talbot will have rhnw
of rlJjo,Jnn- and will vivo fountain
fior.vtee. " Thej :Roy Crofton family
huve,, leased the Talbot piece and
bnve mved In.
Toijot Sets, Ivory and
Moi'UtT 1,1'ittlit'f I'lirscs
l'erl'iiiiiH Atomizers
McDtMlillil's 1'lioeJililte.s,
,. litohtie iiikl:.jiiiiorti'il. ' -
..Fountains IVns...:.:....... ....$1.00 !'
'orl'iime.
$1.50 "I'
"- 50 ni'
Pi'i'ftimes, ilo-
v For Him
Slnivinjr Sets $1, $1.25
$350.
C'iKarH mid l.'ifriifetti'.s.
KU'ctfif, Rtiwir ...$5.00
Foiintnin 1'en.s, Auloiiiiiliii
ronitilti. ,.. .
l'eti mid I'eiH'il .Sets
"... $1.98
Koilnks mid 'Alliuuis, ,
.Moiioniinnictl Hill Kohls.
Wntu
For the Boy
Fliislilishls $1.00'"i
Wutuhes ' ....98 up
Ki.iltiUs $2.00 up
Military IJnislies' $1.75
Foiiiiltthi I'i'iis $1 uml up
For Her
hnporici! I'orfiiiiies 'iniil
Sots. . Ivory Urusli and
I'oiuli, Mirror Sets, .
$1.98 to-$23.50
MuDoiiaUrK Choeolatus.
I'prfniuo .Atominei-s '
50 to $10.00
C'eiliif 'litwl .Stationery
. $2.19 to $2.98
Muiiiuuru lloll-tips .
, ,$1.25.1.1. ',
rcrriiini' Sets, all prices.
For the Girl
.Manicure Holl-nps
$1.25 mill u .
Ntnlioiicry. .50 and lip
Allmm.s....$1.00 "lid MP
KodaUs....$2.C0 unU up
t -I't'i'fuine
Atuniizers 50
and up. ''
Ctttex i'Ms.V.'.GOr; nnd up
' Kimntaiti Pens
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YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS
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JARMIN & WOODS
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LOTTERIES ON WHEELS
est huiuvutlon hi' tho- world or
crjtne "bonslt of a Mwo AVcl lot
tery,, a, favorite Kumblhif? pantlmo
pf the C'ltlneMe, .on .whiielH wtlh a
traveling ittnff on liicyeles who as
nlt pamblera ,ln i Invcstlptf their
money.
t Driven out of , the Internutlona?
wettlementv .V" proprletoTj'of''rntl-
monins.aKo, vnen. ino iupv nimo,r -jj
trucjt f accompanied; by . putrhV "
was hit-uuon as the. solution. Tttd j
trueK lirlnn gambling to ona', if
door. Mr. and Mrs. 8un l'Ootup( ,1
the WnnK'H and th FunR-lini jj
crowd around, lhveHt oh their fuv
orlfe riumbotf and so back to ilitflv jji
Kll ANd 1 1 A I (I ) bat Ih do- ; ...... ..ttatiauiuhiuttnl .wera aL- thoU'I .....The. .r-eault of .,ilw 4tVawlpjff"
rtV.red' to be the worlil'M Clrct mo--. Jv!$k
bile KumhlhiK h'n han scade lit; j jtanbllnK, .erunadc inaugurated, 'j men op bieyc.iV9w.ng, ai80,,pa
nlipen rnnct
In thlH nlty. This lai- tli" Dnllf" of .Hlmngha h e v e r
i 1' the winning. If any.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINQ 0ETS RESULT!
The "Melody Hoys'.'1 "Medford's
newest dnnce hand, will he fea
tured by the ' California Orognn
Power cmnpany over tho radio this
evening from S to 10 o'clock. Thls
now orchestra, which is made up
of severs! veil known musicians of
the Mcdrord high school, hat al
ready appeared at recent danc.i
Klvcn by the yonncer set and s
said to have already built tip a
wide reputation. This evening's
Copco proftram. which will present
the "llalody Hoys'' In a pleaslax
variety of the latest popular dance
bits,' Is scheduled to (tart promptly
at o'clock.
A. bland. Work of Improving
.itul nioilcrnlitlha local pn.ioffico I;,
Masonic building unlr way.
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Fay E. Diamond's Is Now Medford's Model Jewelry Store With a Brand New Jewelry Line
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IE Cordially Invite Every
$ Southern Oregon to Attend Our
OPEN
Beginning at 7 o'Clock pivpy; ,; ! ,-.l:;V:;.,
Wednesday Nkht Christmas . Opening Evi l
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We Have Completely Remodeled Our Jewelry Store ?ind Have a
Opening
H OU S E
Showing of New Jewelry
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Select Your Gifts Now From the Newest and Latest Stock,
Our Holiday LAY-AWAY Plan Makes That Possible ;
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