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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1905)
mm ma mm H mm mm J. G. G7?e Wonderful Closing' Out Sale of vm , C., MEDFORD, ORE. Is Proving to Be the Most REMARKBLE REAL REDUCTION SALE ever Offered the People of Jackson County Ladies' Cloaks and Suits, Men's and Boys9 Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Dress Goods, Furnishings, Novelties. Etc.; Including Every Article P O S IT I VELY MUST B E SOLD Mens' extra heavy, regular $1.35 per garment, all wool Underwear, now 89c. Regular 25c. and 35c. Cashmeres, now 19c. $1.00 and $1.85 Kid Fitting Corsets, now 39c. The celebrated John B. Stetson & Co's. $4.00 and $5.00 Hats, now $3.25. I Fleischers' celebrated Shetland Floss, now 7c per skein Regular $1.50 Comforters, now 98c -1000 yards Hope and Lonsdale Bleached Muslins, regu lar 10 and 12 l-2c. values, now 8 l-4cts. per yard. Every Shoe in Our Magnificent Stock Reduced. This Merchandise Must Go, Loss Not Considered. Take Advantage of this Opportunity before It's too Late; Come now and Bring' Your Friends J. H, Butler, Funeral Director, with Medford Furniture Co., House furnishers and Under takers. Day 'Phene Main 353. NiehtFhne Main 115 HAPPENINGS. i CITY Postmaster Woodford haB been making some obaiiges in the interior of the postofBoe this week, with a view to waking more room and at the same time making the work of the delivery department more conven ient. A Bide delivery window has been placed in the north side and the call boxes arranged so that they are in easy reach of the delivery clerk. This arrangement gives more room in the distributing department of the office. ' O. Carpenter has plenty of lime ' on band. The pastor and congregation of the German Lutheran olmrch wish us to extend their sincere thanks to those people of this community who assisted them so substantially in the purohase of a new organ for their ohuroh. The organ has been pur chased and is now installed. It is a fine instrument, In piano case, witn pipe organ attaohments. For Rent Dwelling house; also offices with living rooms at rear. Call at Mail office. MisseB Ethel M. Selwuod and Alice Yarnii, of Portland, have taken offloe rooms in the U. W. Palm's real estate office. Miss Selwood is a sten ographer and typewriter and Miss Yaruo is a bookkeeper. They both oome to Medford highly recommended as being ladies very proficient in their professions. They are prepared at all times to do either stenography, typewriting or bookkeeping and are asking those who desire work in this line to give them a trial. Watoh repairing quicKly and , satisfactorily done Medford Jewelry j uo. M. D. Wilson, formerly of Talent, now at the Soldiers' Home, Califor- ty fp v Vt v v v w v v w w v v v w- v -w- w- - H X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X I will from this time have a daily supply of ) Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Etc. Baked in our own oven by a Baker, who, you muBt confess, understands his art thoroughly. 1 Shall Appreciate Your Patronage Call at My Grocery Store, or Call Phone 373, and my wagons will make Prompt Delivery. . . . . Yours to Please, O. D. OWEN. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 4 X X X X X X X X X Y nia, writes The Mail that they arrived there on November 1st, was admitted as a member of the Home and as signed to Company E. He Bays, in part :"Tnia iB certainly a beautiful plaoe to look at and many things about the Home are ail that one oould desiie. We have enough to eat and while we might desire something different, yet it is much better than we had in the army. We find quite a number of Oregon people in the Borne. We have heard a great deal Baid about Southern California cli mate, which to an Oregon ian, is most delightful. People here put. on their : wraps and furs and overcoats juat the same bb they do in Oregon and talk , about the cold just as people do up there and have fires juBt the same." Fine line of new goods just un packed, at the Medford Jewelry 06. 'a store. I There are going to be some more j changes about the Hotel Nash. This time the dining room managements comes in for a shift. Mr. Waachau, ! who has been in charge for several 1 months, will retire therefrom on De cember 10th and will give his atten tion to other business. Upon the same date that he retires Mitts L. E. Ell iff, the lady who made Olendale breakfasts famous, will step In and will be giveu full charge of the din ing room and oulinary department of this popular hostelry. Miss 13111 ff will install a white woman cook and will undoubtedly make several changes in the kitchen and dining room service. The dining room is to be made over, or rather, it is to be ohanged in many ways, which will tend to-beauttfy and give it a quiet and cozy appearance. These changes, together with the fact that the guests are to be glvon good, home-like cook ed meals, ought to be a drawing card for the hotel. The dining room has been run upon the European plan for some time, but this plan is to be changed to American and all mealP will be fifty cents. Miss Elllu" is to be given full charge of affairs and there is not a doubt in the minds of those who know the young lady but that she villi make the Nash din ing room as famous as Bhe did those breakfasts, of which we all so do lighted to partake, at Ulendalo. While the dining room plan wlIJ be changed to American, this will not be true of the hotel proper this will re main European rooms from 25 cents to 81. ' ;' ' On Tuesday evening, November 28th, Mdford Lodge No. 421, P. U. of A., eleoted the following officers for the ensuing term: Brands M. Jordan, Fraternal master; William Wille, justice; L. A. Jordan, secre tary; W. B. Jackson, teasnrer; Sarah Jaokson, truth; Ann Corum, mercy; Ida Jackson, protector; Eliza Corwin, guide ; Mary Wille, guard ; Lettie Hall, sentinel; Qeorge Jackson, Robert Lawrentz, William Shoults, Btewards. After the routine lodge work bad been completed then came the social features, such us games and booIuI amusements, with a bountiful spread, consisting of turkey with cranberry sauce, "pumpkin pie, placets, salads, sandwich, cake and ooffee. As there were a number of visiting Fraters from Ashland, Medford lodge put on her best, as the members of said or der can do on such occasions, A men's meeting will he held in the M. E. ohuroh next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. A collection will be tak en. All men are corulally invited. J. W. White returned Saturday from San Francisco, whither he went a few weeks ago in company with Mr. Moulton. of the firm of Moulton & Rhodes, of Grants Pass. They had a busineBB engagement of consider able importance to this part of Ore gon while in the city. Mr. White and Mr. Moulton have formed a com pany, to be known as the Rogue River Why Pay More for other Flour than Medford Flour Davis Best, $1,00 per Sack Every Sack Guaran-teed. EugineerlngCo. VVbile in San Fran-' olsoo they closed a oouple of large contracts for the installation of min ing and power maobinery. They have also been awarded the sole agency for the Lisbon Iron Works, representing them in handling all manner ol mining and power machinery. A lecture to women only on "Gospel Purity" will be given in the Methodist Episoopal church Saturday at 2:30 o'clock by Mrs. Belle Water-man-Findlay. At 1 p. m., the young ladies are invited to "A Talk to Girls.1 All women are oordially in. vited. A collodion will be taken at both leoturea. "Hooligan's Troubles," at Wil son's opera house Thursday evening last, was greeted by one of the larg est audiences of the season and the entertainmont offorcd was in evory way worthy of the patronuge it re ceived. The objoot of the play is to create laughs and that the .object was attained was patent to , anyono within hearing distance of the opera house. Although a farce oomedy, "Hooligan'B Troubles" hasn't a sin gle objectionable feature. The fun is clean, no broad insinuations or situations just simple, natural fun. Blue prints ot township maps showing all vaoant land, fifty cents eaoh. For reliable information con cerning Government land write to Frank . Alley, Abstractor, Rnsenurg, Oregon . E. W. Cardor, John Webb, Louis Knips, of Medford, and Mr. Mosbor, of Central Point, roturuod Tuesday from a trip to Waldo, whither thoy went with ten tons of flour for the Davis mill of this place. Tbey start ed Friday morning and Mr. Carder statoB that rain and snow foil upon them nearly tho entire distance, mak ing the roads bad and tho trip a ted ious one. Dr. Goblo's ofllco is In lintlor'a jewelry store, whero ho may be found evorv Saturday. There will be a Jackson County Balance of Power mass mooting for a county organization in behalf of good government at the liaptist church, Medford, Tuesday, December 12th, at 7:30 p, m. Enob church in the oounty is requested to soud throe special representatives. A cordial welcome to all In favor of law and order. It is a strictly non-partisan movement.- The best and most complete line of silverware and jewelry tho Med ford Jewelry Co. J. W. Redden has sold 75x114 foot of land to J. MoPherson, considera tion $250. 1 he land is situated on Weeks & Baker Undertakers and Embalmers MEDFORD, OREGON Mark's liplsoopal ohuroh, Medford, Curtis E. Miller and MIbs Annie Shipley. K street, just north from II. M. Coos' rosidenoe. Mr. MoPhorson expoots to build upon the land. Tho salo was miido by W. T. York. Rye nnd votch sood for salo ot J. A. Perry's. 37 tf Married In Sams Valloy,' on Tuesday, November 21, 1905, by tho Rev. F. 0. Williams, rootor of St. Wanted to borrow, eauu on eighty acres of land. Address J. G. MoCal lister, Lake oreek, Oregon. J. M. Dodge reports thafrrte has tne well, on Merohant Miller's place, down 110 feet and that water has risen to within fourteen feet of the sur faoo. G. W. Prlddy, the oxport book maker, has a kiln of superior briok just burnt which he is selling at rea sonable prices. D. L. Day has sold his resi dence, on South II street, formerly ocouplod by his son, to Patrlok Dally, Sr. Tho price paid was 8900. Call at Eads' sooond baud store for good oak wood. 82.25 por tier, 41-t MIbs Gwendolen Goodwyn has tak en a position bb saleslady in Karnes & Ritter's new ooufootiontry and ice oream parlors. Is It Dead or Alive? Up to You. Watch "The Toggery" Window. "The Toggery," MEDFORD'S FASHION STORE. Her Name is Maud -a V " : ' Is ,O.D. V , f3ub' i.
