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i til tvi I..I.U -t tXflE FOURTEEN MEDrorcn matt; trtbttnt:, MTflvroTtp, onrcfioy. fktdxy, December 19, mm -1 a I' Her tyirst Choice on Christmas Morning The Christmasy gift box encased in gleaming lacellophanc, offers an irresistible lure to the woman of re finement. Thai ihe has treated herself to Krause's Chocolates in times agone, is all the more reason why these Fine Choco lates will be her first choice on Christmas morning. '3W0X5& C2ncHalies $1.00 to 7.50 A I Your Druggisl'i or Confectioner's Milk Butter ' Healthy imd happy la the home " Where pure butter, milk and eggs come.' . ' , And althoiiKh thoy enlor from the rean They receive a lieully welcome. Cottage cheese In the best preventative aguinst enncer. Prof. Dr. AumiHt Blenrist, University Hospital, Heine, Switzerland. GRADE A 4 Star Meat Market f and t I Pfegly Wiggly Market i 1 -. . . ? SATURDAY SPECIALS i : " I Pork Shoulder Roasts ... 20c per lb. 1 .... T.BON E ) . iKo" Steaks .15c per lb. I Rib Boiling Beef 10c per lb. 1 Bacon Squares 20c per lb. ; Beef Pot Roasts ....... 15c per lb. Hams, whole or half 25c per lb. ORDER NOW Turkeys, Chickens, Rabbits Geese E Joe Brown Star At Holly Show TIKM-VIBW. Ore., Doe. 19. (Spl.) -1-Jiellview Grange., met In Iho plub roonw, December 16. Appointment of a special road committee to mt with the county court to dlMouxri the expenditure of S10Q0 of the 2 mill special levy fund in district No. 2. Allotted to the Hell view district, wiu made by Orange Master O. A. And rows. Those - appointed were Mark True, t Jl. lambkin and Roscoo Applegate, who will represent he Bel I view residents In advising the most udvnntaceou txpqenditure of the funds. DItcurfion of dairy problems, more particularly tho problem of Incronwinjf the ue of butter through tho elimination of butter substitutes, was led by Howard Orovor of the Bnider Dairy and Produce company of Medford, who approached his subject with a dis- euRslon nf the dairy Industry and what It means to tho average fanner, providing a y ear-around in come. ' He discussed ways and means of decreasing the sale of butter subntitutes, mentioning the success In one. community where merchants cooperated with dairy men concentrated their advertis ing on the dairy products, and sold the substitutes only when they were asked for by customers. Tin program arranged by Mrs. t'ora True, lecturor for the Orange, opened with community Hinging and ended with a quartet number by Mr. and Mrs, G . A . And re ws. Mrs. N11 Dunn and A. L. Peachey, with . Mir. Fred Homes at the piuno. Oood attendance featured tho meeting, which Is the last he fort the holiday season. At the first sewslon In January n large class of candidates will take the first ! and second degree work of the Orange, which will ho put on by the IleHvlew officers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Itoscoo Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clapp and Mr I and Mrs. Koss Crofton were ap pointed by the home economics committee to serve as hosts at the January meeting. I A hoc la 1 hour and refreshments featured the closing of thenieet ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gallatin of Valley View wero giioKts of the Orange. I ! 1 Wmwm ' Save I -ttl..,' ti ' ' ' Save 1 toissficaineil Tl l il NOISY MEN PO.nTr.XND. Ore., Dec. 19. (JV) Using a meat cleaver to chop off tho combination, of a safe in the city public market here last night, three robbers made so much noise they 1 Id n't hear the approach of policemen. Now they are In Jail trying to answer a lot of embarrassing ques tions. Jack Miller, Ray Myers and Dave Cannon were tho names glvon to police. There was $600 in the safe. INVESTIGATEBLAST "Scene from " Sono1 of trie (Oe&t A Warner Bros. Production The original handicaps of talking I pictures, which limited movement to some extent, und made location trips to outdoor scenes inadvisable, have been entirely overcome In "Song or the Far West," the 100 per cent natural color, singing, talk ing, dancing Vitapbone epic of cov ered wagon days, which comes to the Holly theatre for Sunday and Monday. "Song of the West" has action and movement. The eye of the all natural color camera follows the rapid movement of horsemen, the march of the pioneers, and the oth er magnificent outdoor scenes with complete ease, thus speeding up the action of the story greatly. This was made possible by Im provements Wurner Bros.' engin eers made in Vituphone equipment. For the first time in talking pic ture history a complete recording plant was taken out into the wilds, 200 miles from Los Angeles, and the outdoor scenes, covering a sweep of several miles, recorded in long shots and close-ups with com plete ease and perfect effects. "Song of. the West" Is a Harvey Thew adaptation of "Rainbow," the phenomenally successful oper etta of ljiurence StaltlugH und Oh car llummei'sleln II. Many song hits spangle Ihe glittering story. . The cast Includes John Roles, Holes, Vlvicnne Segal, Mario Wells. Joe R Brown, Sam Hardy, Marion Byron, Kddie Orlhhou, Rudolph Comoron, lid Mnrtindel and n cho rus of one hundred voices. Hay Knrtght directed. , NELSON, R. C, Dee. 10. W)- Tho two room Doukhobor school house at Thrums, nhout 15 miles from here, was blown up last iiIkM. Provincial police are in ventilating and special guards have been placed around other schools of tho districts. The Poukhohora aro u Russian relig lous sect. Wist Saturday night tho destruc tlon of several schools In the Grand Forks urea was attempt'1' WE DELIVER Phone 273 ast M ain PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 10 (A1) Vloln Watdman, arrested last night on u bad check charge and released on $100 ball poxted by bondsmen, set out to remedy a bad situation. Rut she succeeded, fimply, In making mutters worse. Today who was lit Jail under $ 10i0 ball, charged with passing three worthless checks, from which, police quoted her, she hoped to obtain $r0 Tor attorney fees. Meteorological Report INVITED ATTEND CRATERIAN FREE Oh yes, there is a. Mania ClauR and hi generous spirit U Invad ing the city in advance of the big holiday. All good little boy and girU know it. For they are invited to a. free matinee at the Fox Cra terian theater Saturday morning. Ieeember 20, at- 10 o'clock, S. G. Mendenhall, manager, announced today. And It's going to be a Jolly day. world's greatest laugh inspiration, Harold Lloyd In "Why Worry?"; And none of them are" going to. There will be no thoughts of empty stocklngH In the crowd which will visit the theater Satur day morning. All the children who can. without stinting their own laidfrs and closets, are asked to bring, something with them to be given tho little poor children' OhrIstmu,s day clothing, vegeta- j hies, canned goods and uny other gifts. These thing will bo dls,1 tributed by the Klks club to de-i serving boys and girls. j All children of the city are In- j vtted to tho matinee whether or( not they have anything to bring.! and parents are urged to let them! take advantage of this pre-holidayj treat. 4 I Joan Crawford Star j of Craterian Film Can You Beat It! A good serviceable grade of lumber consisting of 1x4 1x6 2x4 2x6 2x8 2x10 2x12 . Random lengths, rough or dressed $0.00 C per 1000 board feet This price effective a short time only while stock is available Woods Lumber Co. Phone 108 E. Jackson at Genessee Too much cannot be said for Joan Crawford'1 brilliant por trayal In "Raid," her latest talker which opened Wednesday nt the Fox Craterian theatre for four days. As Mary Turner,- the shop girl who Is sent to prison al though innocent, and subsequently becomes the leader of a suave crook gang. Miss Crawford offers a surprise to moviegoers who have seen her only in flapper characterizations. The v e h I c 1 e, adapted from the stage success, Within the Law." is an admir able story for Miss Crawford's debut as a straight dramatic act ress. In directing it Sam Wood has kept the action moving nt a swift tempo throughout nnd has retained a firm hold on suspense and unexpected situations. Run ning Miw Crawford a close sec ond In acting honors is n convinc ing group of supporting players. Includlni; Robert Armstrong, Ma rie I'revost, Kent " Douglass and John Miljan. Altogether a scor ing production! tho shows tomorrow will be con-1 tinuoiiK. With the feature picture the Holly In showing three very good short Mulijects. A Universal News reel with Orahum McNamee announcing Important events nnd happenings from all over the world, opens the program at the 1 folly. Next is shown a short subject, entitled Strange As It! Seems." This reel shows oddi-1 lief i and wonders from every nn-j tion. Of interest to every onei in Oregon should be the showing of views of Crater lake. The film Is all In multicolor and the scenes of Crater Iake at sunset are very beautiful. The program is completed with the showing of a good comedy and trailers of the attractions coming to the Holly. "Fireband Jordan" Opening at Rialto ROGUE RIVER ! : i DwmlKT 19, 19:10 Mprtfnrd nml vicinity: Tonipht nnd Siiturtltiy cloudy. No chitnKe in tcmprniture. Oregon: I'tntidy tonight nnd Snt urdny. I'roimbly niin northwcHt portion. No chiinRo in temperature. Local Data if. Only too rarely does one see as semhled In a. western picture such an ; imposing array of , Individual stars as are gathered together in "Firebrand Jordan," which opens today at' the Fox Rialto theator. Headed by the popular Lane Chandler, the cant Inctudes Shel don Lewis. Yakima Canutt, Tom London. Cliff Lyons, and many others of merit. The picture is a western of ex- centional excellence, having a fine, , exciting story, and tho type of fast action which fans took for but do noi oiien encounter, ruum uuwiij ravines, and breakneck cnasesoi- IOWCU oy uiriouH hkiih aim u.m- gerous gun play, come in such rapid suceestiion that the audience wn constantly kept on the edge of Its seats. The. story is carefully worked out with detail ot mrccuon. ann isi high calibre. . ROOCK RIVRR. Ore.. Doc lfl fSnl.) Mrs. Rill. Witt nnd Mrs. I Fred Dengler motored to Medford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henderson wore entertained nt dinner by a number of their friends Tuesday, (iuests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. Ouotzlaff and Mrs. Ouetzlnff'H mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Rholps and son, Mr. and Mrs. 8am Sundry and Mr. and Mrs. Henderson nnd daughter Jean. Mr. and Mrs. James Whipple (vere chopping Jn Medford Tuch day. Mr. Martin, of the Cold Hill cement plant was a business visi tor here Tuesday. Orville Dengler, Rrownie Ran gert and Jap Morris ppent Tuesday in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wells and daughter left the last of the week for southern California to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr. Wells took a truck load of Christ mas trees to sell In the south. Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. R. Wiley of McCloud, Cal., spent the week end at the Wiley and Carter homes. James Wiley returned south with them to spend two weeks with his son Clinton and family. Rogue River fathers and sons held a dinner Friday in the Com" munlty hall. Dr R. C. Wilson of Medford was the speaker. About forty were present. A. A. Mcllvain had the tract known as the Sabin addition sur veyed and divided Into lots. Rogue River basketball teams are practicing regularly, and ex pect to win a number of games. Those on the boys team are Fred ericks, Rittman, O'Kelly, Hartman, Sucre and Wehh. Members of the girls team: Freda Laws, Zunbelle Rittman, xelda and Esther Kathnn Rvelyn Charley, Kvelyn Ringer, Margaret Margan and Helen Hall. Frank Cummings of Rogue River is operating the Jacksonville pool hall owned by Mr. Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Watt motored up i'leasant creek Sunday. Last meeting of tho Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Dick. Plans were made to assist in the Sunday school program, and to horn a bazaar early in the year. Those attending were Miss Tillle j Anderson, Mesdames Palmer, Mc j Laren, Green, Blrdseye, J. Rreedin, j Kffie Badley, Lance, and Rev. and Mrs. Harris. ! Rogue River Improvement club ; met with Mrs. Wm. Karis, Decem ber 12. Following the regular meeting Christmas gifts were ex changed. At the next meeting, to be held nt the home o Mrs. Jane Smack, with Mrs. Richard Swack ) er assisting, Mrs. Mabel Mack will j be present. There will not be an uii-ouy session as previously, out only an afternoon meeting. Guests of Mrs. Kads nt the meet ing were Mesdames Scott, Wilson, Wyatt, Thomas, Duk, Love, Breed ing, Rotkfn, McQunt, Shepherd. Mcllvnln, Swacker, Kffie HInlseye, Victor Blrdseye., Smalk, Phelps, McLaren, Guetzlaff, Carter, Homi nes. Trotter, Kads nnd Miss Syvlllo Hnlhrecht. Temperature (degrees) 38 34 Highest (last l'i hours) 40 38 Lowest (last 12 hours) 35 33 Rel. humidity (per ct.) 83 98 Precipitation (Inches) .20 State of weather Cloudy Cloudy Lowest temperature, this morn ing 33 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 930, 6.05 Inches. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 57: lowest 37. Sunset today, 4:42 p. m. Sunrise Sat urdny. 7:35 a. m. Sunset Saturday, 4:41' p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time CITY IT u r r o u 3 Clever Comedians in Holly Laugh Hit ATLANTA. Doc. 1 . OCt The south' heuviest vnow of the neuson which re.nched u depth of 30 im-hen in North t'nrulinn. wan he inK pruned today hy the combined efforts nf nuhllc mrenolfn. house holders nnd u feeble .sun. I Two death were traced Indirect- j iy to the cold flurry. linker City 30 It) Snow m.sninrck 2S 14 I'loudy liois 3t L'O Clear ln-nvcr 2S ; , fi Clear les Mollie.M 32 3t Snow ! I'rcsno 6t 3t Clear Helena ....... Is ; Cloudy I.os Anseles .... 70 4S clenr' 'Marshflcld 4 3 Clear' : Phocnii C2 .12 Clear Portland 3 3S Haiti Ited Kluff SO 3S 1'. Cdy. llocturK , 4 Sit Hnln Suit Ijtko 32 1 Clear San Francisco... 6S 4li Clear I Santa Ko IK Clear Seattle 4S 20 Cloudy Spokane 30 2S Snow Walln alia .... 4S 40 Haln WlnnlpcR : 12 Cloudy MWWffL HLSUDSKI WILL TAKE VACATION llOIlIlKAIX. Kranre. Dec, 1!. (.-Pi Marshal llsudskl, l'ollsh nttnlmer of war. accompanied ly Several polish official, arrived hero loilac". en route to Mnderta lor a rest. W. J. Hutchison. Meleoroloslst EGYPTIAN QUEEN HAS NEW BABY DAUGHTER "Give mo smaller women!" is tho battle cry ot Ilohert Woolscy. comedian! Woolsey Is featured with Bert Wheeler In Kadio Pictures war time comedy. 'Half Shot at Sun- ..u- l.B llniu. t1i..tre Their' new nntics are reported even f mi-1 1 nfep than In ,4'Tlle uckoos.' II Woolsoy's flnit picture for RKO was "Rio ltlta." Helen Kainer' was his screen lady-love. She was half a head, and several pounds larirer than her Hopieo. ; .lobynn Howlnnd was his ie-( loved In "The Cuckoos." .lobyna stood six feet. 2 Inches tall nnd had to he careful of her KCsturcs I while Woolsey was around. "Half Shot nt Sunrise" closes I nt the Holly with tile last per-,i formnnees tomorrow nu;bt nnd Your Christmas Turkey Should be ordered NOW! We have a fine selection of Fat Oregon Turkeys for Christmas TURKEYS HENS GEESE CAPONS DUCKS FRYERS 0A11U. Klt.vnt. I'cc, ilaiiflUir wax horn yestcnlay lo IJueeu Nazll of KkvpI. The. klr.i! Ulul queen now have four ilclaUKli lers cnl ti son. CUsalfled advertising eta result nioney back Rheumatism Goes j Swollen Joints Vanish How to End Rheumatism in Less Than a Week ! if yon suffer from torturinc rheumatic nuin, sore roubles or . stiff Inf lammed joints. It' beraune your syMem is full of the dmiRor ous poixoni that eaue rheumul :m and make thiussnd helpless. What y ii u n eod is 1 1 1 - M A . and need It rljrht now. Hl'-MA acts on the blood. tom ah, kidney and her. and drive. '.tit danfffrou rheumai'.c poittn from the jvtm throuuh the n.it uil cbanneN of elimination it ti.-R iviln tbe fiit day. You nnt use nn Intern! medi cine to free the Joints nnd muscles of orlppllnR tif(nes, no renews and tortjriniP iain. Tht' whv UX'- MA huix-ihmIs while xtrtnyl rem ' edien und pain dead-ntniP ilrim" jrlve only temporait,- reher. J.irnHn Vood say no matter what kind of rheumatism y.-u have or bow long you hav mirfiTi'd. trv lll-M.--U nutdt ('nniplett ly ftnl a!l rheitmatlr a irony or Jou fret your: Beef Veal Smoked Sausage Link Sausage Pure Pork Sausage Pure Lard Pork Lamb Wieners Christmas Hams Christmas Bacon Sandwich Meats 'Quality considered, our prices are lowest' FRESH FISH Olympia and Eastern Oysters for Delicious Dressing! Crab and Cocktail Sauce Economy Meat & Fish Market 206 East Main Phone Meat 46; Fish 26 People's Market Groceteria No. 2 West Sixth Street Q pn0ne 1085 NICHOLS AND ASHPOLE t
