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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1911)
""j:fpw 'W5F ' nW ,wrfmv;Ti " "',?rwp7WBjj?:wKn " . .tsL: . . ' '.. - .:" MHW'OTNMN '.'! .ar (' f - i a - - ' ' Tlr 4'- j X-' w Personal Cnll phone 2151, 1032 for bnggngo wagon. 45 1 W. M. Colvlg has returned from a trip to Portland. Private room and board with Mrs. .1. D. Fay, three blocks from central part of town, 310 N. Uartlo'tt. .1. 1 Urown of Eag.o Point spent Friday In the city. Chief Engineer noiig :s uncle from a vlalt In Portland on business con nected with tho Pacific & Eastern. Dob Dow was a visitor in Mcdford Friday on official business. Wanted boarders A now board ing 'house has opened at 700 S titl. Oakdale. Call and see us for fair treatment, or address F. H. More land. 302 Jack Slater and A. Webber, busl nebs men from Portland, arrived In Mcdford on an early train Friday. J. A. Westerlund, representative elect, will leave for Salem tonight, the legislature .convening next Mon day. George C. Scovlllo and R. D. Walk er of San Francisco arc guests of tho Mooro hotel. Flfty-threo acres special, 10 acres coming Into bearing orchard. Call on J. B. Wood, Condor Wator & Power Co.'s office. tf Henry C. McGeo of Trail was a vis itor In Mcdford Thursday. C. E. McArdcll and John G. Town send of Portland aro recent arrivals In tho city. Talisman lodge No. 31, Knights of Pythitlsj will do tho honors for the Ashland -Knights on Monday even ing at the local castle hall. Ash land will send over about 30 mem bers and put on the third rank. A light feed will bo spread. All knights aro Invited. There will bo a good tlmo for all. John S. Stlno of Talent Bpent Thursday In Mediord. Wanted, to buy a cnrload of fat hogs. If you havo less than a car load write us. Union Moat Co., Med ford Meat Co., Mcdford. tf After spending sovoral days In Mcdford on business, A. C. Cornell will leave for his home In Grants Pass tonight. Every light Dut electricity glvct off smoke and smoko contains soot which deposits on you wall paper, curtains, draperies. Electric light glows In an air tight bulb. tf. William von dor Hellen has return ed from a short business trip to San Francisco. - ' --.-' Columbia hams and Columbia and Royal Anno bncon aro dry sugni cured. Abk your dcalor lor Colum bia brand lanl. tf C. M. Doynton and J. R. Tomlln have returned from a short business trip In Portland. Ask for Columbia hams, bacon and lard and go tho best. For sale by all first class grocers and butch er, tf Mrs. Gus Nichols of Eaglo Point returned to her homo last night. She has been visiting friends here. John 11. Carklu, attorney at law over Jnckson County bnnk. W. Elroy Church went to Grants Pass Thursday on business. Friday evening In Mcdford. Or. J. E. Shearer, physician ami surgeon. Offlco over Strang's drug store. tf. J. C. Pendleton of Talilo Rock is making a business visit to Mcdford. Dr. Sandors, eye, ear and nos specialist, has changed his office from 21G East Main street to suite 318, third floor, G.rnott-Corey bldg. O, E. Tracy and J. S. Goa of San Francisco aro registered at tho Nash. Is your iouso wired? One cigar less a day would pay for a hundred per cent Incroaso In comfort. Start llvlnc tho electric life. tf. W. J. Phillips of Portland arrived In Mcdford Friday on a business trip. Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'Phenes: F. W. Weeks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3692. LADY ASSISTANT John A. Perl Undertaker and Maimer Successor to the undertaking de partment of Mcdford Furniture Co. Office With Medford Furniture Company About February 1, Private Am bulance Sorvlce. Sick and Injured conveyed to any part of city or country. Tolephones: Day 351. Night: John A. Perl 4111. C. W. Conklln, 3601. J. H. Butler, 3571. and Local Methodist Church, South, corner J of Main mid Oakdale. Services: 'Suiidny bchool at 10 a. in. At 11 a. in. a special sermon to children; 0:110 p. m. Epworth league mid Bible fctudy; 7:30 p. in. prcnhciiig. Every body welcome. J. P. Hippy, pastor. All members of Weatonka tribe, No. 30, Imp'd O. R. M., aro requested to be present at next regular meeting Saturday night, January 7, 1911. In itiation of palefaces, raising up of chiefs, big feed and a 15 u time. HOT SPORT GETS . COLD RECEPTION Oily Salesman for Cold Water Per colators Given Icy Greeting by Hot Vicjims Flooded Ashland With Bad Paper In County Jail Now. W. E. Gufflc, erstwhllo citizen of Atlanta, Ga., but moio recently of Ashland, whore ho 03tabllchcd an of fice and set himself up as the sales man for a new device for percolat ing coffee by a cold water process, was lodged In tho county Jail at Jack sonville this morning to await the ac tion of tho next grand Jury. The specific charge against tho prisoner Is that of obtaining money under falso pretenses by having circu lated a quantity of checks about Ash land drawn against a bank account he did not have. No bond was set In tho justlco ourt In Ashland, with tho result that tho embryo financier will bo forced to languish In jail until his .iso Is disposed of by tho grnnd Jury,. McGufflo first arrived in Ashland ibout the middle of last December. tie registered at tho leading hotel there and a few days later rented offices, ostensibly for tho purpose of omonstratlng tho merits of his cold vater percolator. His subsequent peculations, however, had anything but a cooling efefct on persons who ad accepted his bogus checks with the result tlmt, when ho was found to avo loft town, a warrant for his ar- cst was sworn out by tho proprle- ors of the botch Ho was arrested by ho pollco of Portland and brought pack to Ashland by Chief of Pollco rwln. TO ABOLISH HANGING 114 UUI.UEN STATE SACRAMENTO, Cal., Jan. C Tho death penalty will no longer be im posed In California, It tho bills In troduced In tho legislature aro enact ed. Tho bills deal with ovory point of crlmlnnl law covering tho death penalty and proposo to mako life Ini-j prison m out the most severe punish uient possible in California. 30Y ROLLER SKATES FRO MC0.?,ST TO COASr SAN DIEGO, Cal., Jan. C Max Urody, 1(5, who recently trnvolod from Now York city to San Francisco on roller skates In 141 days, Is In San Diego on his return trip. Ho will mako a 20,000 mllo trip through j South America after his return to tho ast. I INTRODUCTION SALE OF FINE EMBROIDERIES WE PUT ON SALE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY . All our now i'iiH! Embroidery just received. All brand new jjoods and exclusive patterns. Swisses, Nainsooks and Cambric, from 1 to 00 inches wide; edges and insertions. Nothing reserved. r Embroidery Edges; Best !0c Values for 5c v' At this sale you have choice of dainty Embroidery lodges. They tire embroidered in good quality Swisses, jSTain ijook and Cambric and have fine finished edges; best quality 10c; special w..5c ! J price atTCTCFORT) MATL TRTBONE, NEW YORK MARKETS CLOSE STRONG TODAY NEW YORK, J.an. C Today's stock market developed an improving tondoncy under the leadership of Union Pncllfc and Reading, which ad vanced 1-U and fi-8 respectively. Canadian Pacific was up 1V4, Unit ed Railways and Illinois Central 1, Wisconsin Central 2, Wabash prefer red 1. United States Rubber lost 1.V6 and General Electric 1. Tho market closed strong. Haskins for Ilealih. . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. -f-f FOll SALE Plymouth loo&tor. I'hmic Fnrnicrs 7().'I7. -loO WANTLD A girl to do Kcnerul housework. Small family. Phone lill, or P. O. Pox 34, Jackson ville. Ore. 2.10 FOIt KENT Newly furnished rooms for hoiisokecpiii. Close in. 134 South Bnrtlelt. 248 li'OR SALE Corner lot on Heatty street, corner of Liberty street. Will take part in work, balance easy terms. Inquiro No. 4 South Or ange. - 453 FOR SALE .$.-)00 business or resi dence lot on Hiversidc avenue near Jackson street. East front, $200 down. Inquiro No. 4 South Or nnire. 4.":i EXCHANGE New .$05 Singer sewjiu; machine, never ununited s trade on liorse. Inquire of Wells Mtniii, drayman. ..)li MANlti'C Bedford's Popular Price Store 1 AIUIU'C lTliiJlW J North Central Ave. Near P.O. luAllll J Our First Annual Clearance Sale Now Going' On Greater Bargains Than Ever for Saturday's Selling Be Sure You Get Some of Them Remnant Sale Saturday morning wo placo n sale 1000 remnants of SILK DRESS GOODS Outing Flannels, Ginghams, Sheetings and Wash Goods; lengths from 1 to 10 yards; all NEW, DESIHADLE- GOODS; tho accumulation of tho past tin oo months' selling; all go on sale at a I-'ItACTlOX OK T1IKIU .UTUAIj VALUE. itijAXKirrs Heavy groy cotton niankets; 75c grndo; now, a pair, 'S MANN Embroidered Mouncinq and Corest Covers, 30c-35c Values, 20c An extra special offering of beautiful Flouncing and Corset Cover Embroidery; shown in wide widths and elab orately embroidered on fine quality Swiss, Nainsook and 'Cambric. Values"30c and 35c Iuterduction Price 20c Batiste Embroidery, Best Grade, $1.25 to $1.50, for 95c '. A very choice offering of 27-inch Embroidery .Flouncing, shown in pretty Venice s and baby-Irish patterns; beautifully embroidered on good quality batiste'; also dainty patterns suitable for baby dresses; introduetory price 95c All Over Embroidery, Best Grade, for 25c A special offering of 18-inch allover Embroidery shown in larger and small patterns; prettily embroidered on fine Swiss and Nainsook; especially suited for yoke slcevcsand waists; i-egular quality up to (0c; special introductory 3oc You will find prices correspondingly low on all over Embroideries, we have too many to mention them all. Friday and Saturday ME DFOTO,' OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY fi, 191.1. 222 West X - Wash Goods 1000 yards' figured Wash Goods; values up to 20c; clearanco saloWIco, H yard ....?...:..' OC 1000 yards flno Organdies and fancy Wash Goods; fast col ors; valuesc up to 3Cc; clear anco salo price, yard '..,.. 9c 5000 yards best quality Skirt ing nnd DreES Prints; good pat terns; clearance salo price, yard . . . . 5c COMKOHTKItK Good largo ullkalluo CoinforterH; $1.25 grade; now JIOSIKHV Hoys and ulrls' "Last Forover" lToao; 25c values; now MedforcFs Popular Price Store North Central Ave. Near Post Office Our First January Clearance Sale A Money Saving Event A sale you cannot afford to miss This is surely your opportunity to buy SILKS, DRESSES, WAISTS the famous "STYLE C R A FT" Coats and Suits and Millinery at prices One-fourth, One-third & One-half Less than Regular. Come Eealy Come Surely Main St. --- - - Winter Suits cji-rr MANX'S pjticMS kikht Women's $1Q Suits now JfT.riO Women'H $25 Suits now $12.."0 Women's $.'10 Suits i.ow $!.".(( Women's :in Sultii now $ I7.no Women's $10 Suits now $20.00 .IL'ST OXE-IIAIjK Radical reductions on Furs; All $10 Fur Scnrfu ...ijM.OH All $ir. Fur Scarfs ...sjtlo.OH All $20 Fur Scarfs . ..9II.IM All $30 Fur ScarfB . . . .V2p.r0 All $0 Fur Muffs $I.IH ITXDEIIWKAK Womitn'H and o h I 1 -(Iron's flooced lined Vents ain Pauls; 35u Gray & ,,; -,,,, ..f-- ? M Where to Go ;1 ' Tonight m Mark's Bldg - - - - ---- ---- Winter Coats Women's $12 Coats now $0.00 Women's $15 Coats now $7.no Womon's $20 Coats now $10.00 Women's $2(5 Coata now li.rso Womon's $30 Coats now $15.00 .ll'ST OXE-IIALK. Chlldron'H $1.50 Coats, now $l!.l!3 Children's $5.00 Coats, now $2.50 Children's $0.00 Coats, now $;t.00 Children's $8.00 Coats, now . . . .' , ... $l.oo Children's $10.00 Coats, now $5.00 Clitl(liun'H '$12.00 Coats, now $o.oo WAISTS Ileautlful now llugurlu Waists; all sizes; $1.50 allies; now MANN'S Moe , "I Now Attraction nt i 'nB THE ISIS THEATRE 'P The plnco whoro you can al-; ways spend a pleasant hour mid;; havo u hearty laugh. CURREN & EDWARDS, p ,......,... .,.. ,.,.. :: iivcmiciii uviuury oineoy iuiu-'. strcls. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY A'P 2:30. j THREE REELS OF THE LAT EST MOTION PICTURES 2 AND ILLUSTRATED SONG BY HARRY BLANCHARD. r.ppp.p,ppp. SS.pS. NATATORIUM Skating, Howling and Tub Baths. Host Score on Kiflo Hniifjs, $5.00 Stetson lint. i lli Daneo Saturday .Niht. IK'ht Music aa Oa'iial. ' ;p iMcdford'u Exclusivo Picturo Tho- J ntor. LateHt LiuoriBod Photo- i ' plays. One Illme Nf Af,.rAnnip, nimn -.,., ,v .u.w w xw Uiinui X : .V1TM Tur.Tnr 1111 IIIEiIIKC :i ii jllus all the Latest and Up-to-Dalo'! ! , Moving Pictures. ;! The imituies wo show uro tiio lal-' i ;cst and iniiuuracttircd from all lliu ; , iniQHt and unproved moving jno- ' lure oonct'i'iiH. i PIlAVni.' nw iii)rvrti ni uiiaiiun ui' l JIVUIWWU. 1 !' ! K very Sunday, Wednesday and;; I l'Viday. Mutineo ovory Saturday';;'! i alturuooii. Our seats aro so ar-'1 ; rntmed thai one can always jot ! ; a uood view of our metuius. ! , , . LI-GO Hlli-Class Stock Co. MAIt.lOltli: MANUVIMiL: STOCK COMl'ANK TONIGHT, "THE CAPTAIN'S FOLLY." Farce Comedy. 1'TtKI'J Ilandsoino prize f;ivt- away Wednesday. Get freo cou pons at liox ol'liee. N. H. Itesorvo your seats now for Now Year's eve. Phono Main 2071. U-d-0 OKCIItiSTItA. Itoserve your scats Iiy 1 Miotic MAIN 121)71. mkg ADMISSION 10c. X ' Bargain Corner Onp f(i,iiir of I In storo is viveii ovor to snofiinl Iiiivh. .Tiit now wn offer a Hiipciitl liny in Shoos (not our rnmiliir Miioh. Iml new Bponinl Ijhoh. Ilic ho.it liiir'iiiim ever shown. LADIES' SHOES, 2.30 and W Shoos $1.95 .$3.50 Men 'a Welts $2.35 MiO Leather Lined ,...$2.35 M.2.1 Work Shoes $2.25 The Wardrobe Home ol Good Shoos "-4 ' UtarfteUahAiaHiAflUUjiUHIiaiiiaaai majmaim-mmttmtm