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MEDFORD MAIL TKIMUN& MBDPORD. PRECOX. WEDNESDAY, SEPTIflMBTCR K 19.10. if I , , it nff ." ft i A M 'M (I mill I WHAT'S GOING TO BE WORN THIS FALL? Visitors to our Enll showing of new merchandise nro increasing in, number. Each cool breozo is now reminding folks that purchases of morchnudisc for Fall and Winter must, soon be made. And, of course, the new tilings are tne ones eouunanuing immediate attention. "mint's going to uo worn tins ?nll?" is the question now in the minds of nearly all the women folks, and it is a question that can best bo answored by visiting this storevisit us often for we are getting m new Fall goods every day. All through tho storo now you will see convincing evidence that FalL is here. $y enoosng now, too, you will bo ai lorded some advantages, in exclusivencss not accorded to the latc-in-the-scason customers. Sonic special bargain lots, too, for tomorrow's vis itors. . .. Our Initial Showing of the Prevailing Fashions in Women's New Fall Suits Presents a Wide Scope for Selection. . All the popular materials, including the new cheviots, tweeds, rough suitings, homespuns, serges and chiffon broadcloth, are represented in a good varioty of styles. Handsomely tailored mod els suitable for traveling and street wear are prom inent in the showing. Also more elaborate trimmed effects for dress occasions in standard colore. $12.50 to $27.50. Alterations no charge. pec bowing Tailored 'Waists New Fall models that are es pecially pleasing. .. $1.00 TO $3.50. W&BE& 28 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE Dress Goods New Autumn Styles The opening exhibition of our new Autumn styles in wool and silk fabrics rovoals many exquis ite creations of the designer's .art that are strictly ' exclusive with us. AVe show all the best effects domanded by fash ion in the displays will be foipul the follewing: English Homespuns, Rough Scotch Tweeds, Camcihair Zibelines, Vicuna Zibelines, Brocade Suitings, Two-tone Cheviots, Surah Serges, etc., etc. 35c TO $2.50 PER YARD. OUTING AND SHAKER FLANNEL at UN USUAL SAVINGS. Knoli Scptombor br ings this Palo with iu-crcn&cd populnrity to housewives plnnuiugwnnn niirlit gunnents for tho winter. Prieosnro irrcntly reduced on all kinds and ouuli-tios of theso flannels f or grown-ups, chil-dreu and infanta. Biq value at 8 1-3 and 10c yard. . IMMMMMMti 0 ,0'i0 1 1 1 i on 1 1 i Mi, PEOPLE BOUND TO LEGISLATE. (Continued from pago, 1) 9 county election. "I think there are several initi ative bills that will fail at the elec tion. ' "The juvenile court law requires amendment, as it applies to "coun ties other than Multnomah; The present act was drawn, hnvingMult nomnh county especially in view, and some sections were added so as to apply the act to the rest of the state. Juvenile offenders, even for small in fractions of city ordinances, must now be sent before the county judge. The present law is inefficient and expensive, except as to Multnomah . county1. School legislation. "I think there will be some legis lation as to our school system. am inclined to tho view that some legislation can be passed thnt would be for the betterment of our public school system. The normal schools huve special bills to be yoted on by the people at the general election. I hope they will pass, for the schools at Weston, Monmouth and Ashland, The action of tho Inst legislature to ward the normal schools wns unbus inesslike and unfair, aside from the general policy of maintaining the schools. "Our state is now in the midst of a splendid development along all lines of activity, and progressive legisla tion, where applicable and helpful, should bo in order. Basis of Good Legislation. The basis of all good legislation, both state and federal, is equal pro tectiou of the Jaw for all citizens, equal opportunity for all classes, and a check to those interests which seize publie ngencies. This is good pro gressive .Republican doctrine. It will insure the square deal for ull and legislation with that basis will not be objected to, except by the fipe cial interests, who do not want the square deal." Mr. Egglcston is a graduate of "Weft Point and .sorved both, in the line and on special duty of the staff of tho army, as ntj engineer otficer and as judge advocate. Resigning from tho army in 1800, he 'followed mining engineering and journalism for several years. During tho past five years ho has filled tho office of recorder and mu nicipal judge of Ashland, having been elected to succeed himself three times by majorities of 2 to 1. His effi cient administration of his Ashland office and his faiuiliiiritv with mu nicipal matters are well known ir Southern Oregon. J. Darnicle, a Grand Army veter an left for tho encampment at Gold Hill Wednesday. ' ' Miss Beulah Warner departed for Berkeley, Cal., Wednesday, She, will toach In California this wintor. Bob Telfer city recorder, Ib slclc with la grippe. N. Young and Charles Glvon left for the atato fair at Bulom Wednes day morning. R, II, Parsons, .owner of the Ulll cret orchard, will return to Medford from Seattle Friday.'. A. Moore Rnd wife wore In Mod ford from Phoonlx Wednesday morn ing. M. 8. Wood, a resident pf Eago Point and a veteran of tho civil wnr, left for the encampment nt Gold Hill Wednesday morning. IDEAL REGION FOR POULTRY Professor James Dryden, poultry husbandman, at tho Oregon agricul tural college, has announced that southern Oregon Is an ideal district for poultry culture Tho chickens In this valley ere not troubled with dis ease so much as In vrettor climes fur ther north. It Is a common sight in passing along the roads in the Wil lamette valley to seo whole groups of chickens running around In negli gee attire, much resembling in spots the monkeys who are found in the city parks of the country. C. A. Malboeuf, secretary of tho Commercial club, Is very much en thused by the words of encourage ment from the professor of henology at O. A. C, and Is planning to pub lish a pamphlet containing valuable information for the local poultry raisers. He desires that every man, wonman and child interested In the raising of poultry send In his name to the Commercial club so that he may receive one of these pamphlets and perhaps aid In its formation. The pamphlet will bo sent to interested people elsewhere as well. STOCK LIST SHOWS GAINS NEW YORK, Sept. 14. Gains in practically the entire list marked the opening of the stock market today. Although most of tho gains woro The Big' Eye on Main St. shows where they grind glasses, fit glasses and r.epair glasses Dr. J. G. Goble Meciord Oregon FOR RENT Only hotel in town of 1000 inhabitants on Southern Pacific rail road, Rogue River valley. Newly refurnished, papered, painted; equipment modern; baths, toilets, electric lights, hot and cold run ning water. Now doing business. CALL ON ALDENHAGEN ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC COMPANY, 216 West Main St., Medford, Or. WATT LEADS , MEN'S CLUB The Men's club held the first ses sion for the fall and winter season in tho parlors of the Presbyterian church last evening. Officers for tho ensuing semi-annual term were elected as follews: W. H. Watt, president j Walter Fra-jtho houso alone is $12,000. zicr Brown, vice-president; G. R. be loented on a beautiful onk cov EINE MANSION UPON ORCHARD George B. Carpenter of Chicago, who. with his family nnd servants, hns moved to Medford, has recently let a contract for a dwelling to bo built on his -iii-acre pear orchard in the Burrell holdings. Tho cost of It will Dinner Sets Regular ' $10.00 i $15.00 $7.50 for a 60-piPce set $10.50 56-picce, all Jarge size. Harrison, secretary and treasurer; C, cred hill at nn elevation of about A. Weaver, chairman of program 100 feet above the valley. A wind committee. ' ling macadam roud is being coti Tho club was most delightfully on- structcd up tho dwelling site, the hill tertained by brief talks by Walter , top graded off to provide large fractional, Denver & Rio Grande rose Frazlor Brown on "My Experience' grounds lor tciim court, family gur.- 1U and Reading more than 1 on a 'With Men's Clubs"; J. H. Carkln'dcn and greenhouse large buying order. New York Con-'on "Tho Impossibility of Living Up The slopes will he ierrnced and tral and Chesapeake & Ohio also ad vanced 1. In tho later trading, al though the market remained firm, tho advance was not Increased. Lator the market became dull and trading fell off. Slight advances prevailed, however, In tho stocks traded In. Realizing sales late In tho morning caused slight declines In somo stocks, !to tho Literal Translation of tho M-, parked, with additional trees and bo" and Rev. W. F. Shields on shrubbery. A higli-proesurc water "What tho Different Men's Clubs Aro ' system is being installed and when Accomplishing." Several others made short oxtom pornneous talks. Tho club decided to open tho par lor of tho ciiitrch each evening as n freo reading room and to furnish a though the general movement was ( Janitor nnd a good list of period! still upward. Tho market closed steady. Bonds wero firm -. cats, Tho secrdtary was Instructed to notify all who subscribed to tho completed Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter will hnvo what will undoubtedly bo ono of the finest nnd sightlicst homes in tho entire west. The total rush o.xpondituro for improvements will b(. nbout &.r.onn. From tho Carpenter homo over 12,000 ncres of orchard is in easy view. Medford secim. but a stoned throw distant, whilo Talent. Phoenix, We arc closing out our lino of Woods & Son English semi-porcelain Dinucrwarc, and extra fine qualify in a double gold band decoration; a regular $1, 00-pieco dinner set, tomorrow $7.50 And a regular $15.00, 56-picce Dinner Set; all good, large pieces; tomorrow, set $10.50 Two blue and gold, decorated, 42-piece Dinner Sets, tomorrow, per set .7. $3.70 Ladies' Union Suits We are closing out our entire line of Indies' Union Suits and Summer Vests. Regular 50c Union Suits; Regular 75c Union Suit:; closing out price closing out price, 35c EACH 50c EACH 3 FOR $1.00 I 3 FOR $1.25 Wo aro closing out all our regular 25c ladies' Jersey ribbed Summer Vests at, your choice, 15c ea 'h. 2 fur 25c HUSSEY'S MOSS & COMPANY, Brokers NEW YORK STOCKS GRAIN AND PROVISIONS PRIVATE LEASI3D WIRES ROOM IB P. O. BLOCK PHONE 18.11. ----- "--. 4-4 -f WANTED. A man of good moral character who will apply for liberty to deal In splrltous liquors, regardless of con sequenfces; also in water from spring impregnated with typhoid germs; milk from cow with tuberculosis, and In clothing worn by children with diphtheria and scarlet fovor. Person Liberty League will please not ob ject. AddresB Box 1129, Poatof flco. 151 Occnslonally we moot a man whose train of thought' reminds us of a row of flat cars. 0.4-.l T)..:.. .1.. mi. t. i. . 1 club's maintenance for 1910 that " ". wa ockh mm subscriptions wero now due, fnt,ra ,nvor v,lllv arc in bold re- A commlttco was appointed to ar-;1'0;, range for an "evening with Hamlet"! f- Carpenter Piirdmscd 45 aorefi full particulars will bo published , of .t,)0 n,,r.rc11 ""'''""l oary las lator j spring, paying spot ennh, The laud Th'obo present, numbering somo 22 iis p,,,nt, (".pcn"; w''lch ,wl" l' 7 men, partook of a moat delicious ban- yo"rs . oI(1 ' ' , '" lmi" ' vested n splendid crop this senson, It' was decided to hold meetings ' J "? !,i,M he ""'j' 0 tho second and fourth Tuesdays of V" " "" ; r.. There is no . ,, r block of trees in tho valley cuch month- nnd they should in another year or two not only ho great revenue-pni-(dncors, but henomo one of tho show jplnces of our beautiful vnlloy. Mr. Cnrpontor hits lmd litttlo pro- i vimia nvnnrinrun In i..,itin1 lunrl. Tile Co., and lay tile floors, walls, ,)ut Jg tnf, ,if)(1 hearths and mantles All wor . tion with eager hands nnd more than strictly guaranteed. Wo make a spe- , -, Mr. oCntractor and Builder: Wo do all kinds of hardwood flooring, laying, scrap'ng and polishing. Wo aro agonts for tho colobrated Mosaic clalty of scraping for floors. T. O. Lowry, tho' tile and foor man. Rob. 33C E. Cth street. Phono M. 2721. Seo tho big oyo Btreet. on East. Main 164 W. A. Bobbin loft for'a short bus iness trip to Gold Hill this morning. B it NOTICE When" buying a watch 1'or yoursolf ' or 1'or a present, don't fail to sec my stock. Martin J. Reddy T'he Jeweler Near tho Postoffice P. O. HANSEN ----- TOM MOFFAT Seo tho big oyo street. on East Main 154 r We make any kind and stylo of Windows. Wo cany Glass of any- size on hand. MEDFORD SASH DOOR' CO., Medford, Oregon, hf - JVPTT! ili v f For Candy ) H M4w Cr.rntlry Q., MHr.( fwUtit, On. Ml Wanted Itnnch IiiuuIh. I.iHtings of orolmrd nnd city prop erty. Girl for goncrnl houiu work. Carpenters. Hriukynrd men. Special ' Stock and ten-year lease, snap, close In. For Sale Lunch counter, mouoy-iunker, Furniture of 0-room houso, 2-yoar 20 acres Hoar crouk bottom, all in fruit. $7000; fiuu building sito. 10 acres, improvements, 1 miles out. $'J7f)0; beautiful locution. I Kenwood lots. $1100. lease, close in. 0 wagons, 10, $50, $70, $00. UusinoHH nets $1000 yearly. Fruit Land 17 acres, 1-1 in heavy bearing, 2 miles out, $500 per noru. 5 and 10-acro tracts bearing orch ard, cIoho in. 01 ucrcH finest Dear creek bottom, will subdivide, onsy tonus. 100 ncres, 2,000,000 feet fine tim ber, 5 miles out, f)0 uoroH fruit laud, $15 per aero. 5'iicro tracts bearing orchnrd, I1,- miles out. 35 acres. Griffin crook, fruit and al falfa, fine homo. 20 f.crcH, 12 in fruit, $2000. l-rooin hoiiHO. 1 aero. $1450. 20 acres. 10 acres llnrtlotts nnd Nowtewns: good building site: cIoho in: $2500. 2 Acres, half milo west. $000. Bouses 2 houses, 5ij acres, $7000. 7-room house, lot 91x200, Wcrit Main; fine investment. l-room hoiiHO, bathroom, porch, all furniture, $1)50. - 5-rooin bungalow, completely furn ished, $2500. 2-room houso, clopo in, $000. 0-room hoiiKo, 0 ucros, Itoosuvcltnv. 1-rnom house, good lot, $100. Lots West Main lots, 00x210, easy tonus. Lot on Central, close in, $1000. Wostmorolnud lots $.100, tonus. Walnut Park addition, Join 52x112, $350, your own tonus, E. F. A. B1TTNER Room 207 Tavlor & Plilpps Bids. Phmm .1141 Main NOTICE. Notico is horoby given that wo will apply to tho oily council for n license to sell spirituous, vinuouH and malt liquors in less than gallon lots nt our place of Ihihuiohh, J2-1U, block 20, 117 Soulh Front stroot, in tho city of Medford, in Jnukson county, for n period of six months from date of isuunnco. ina. J. W. SMNOER. Air Light c k: uiiatiiiic: m Cleanliness In our factory, Contly Muter ialB and Skill In Milking aro tho cpnditlouH nnd ingre diontB that oombino to make Modern Sweets bo pcreot a Candy J'aronr th$ Modern Vealtr" Ut4tn ContKlloniry Ci., Mir., TotWtii, 0ri pm yi'nHlnnil. llMirnn m hiihmi wm v ichnol for(MrItii IMH A HMldintnII)iiy CnUnclatn. .At'iiilaiiilu anU JolinllLiitl.tdCul. kiifiiivjiiniT ilttjltnrvl DupU. MiMln, Alt, l.lorulliiii. liyiiiiiaduin, (Ui'tlUonl tuiiu uiuil nn oyvr 11 nt o wnll rnrnmmenilcil. Thtt nuillttiir l 11 (111. Appllottinn tioulil ha nimla rlr.) AdilrM UITO 1hGUtrCuprij-,Cllk.2. St. Milan Hll,Pofllind,Cr, J