The Medford mail., March 13, 1908, Image 8

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Grand Spring-Ogssiliig. Sale
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Special Values on Almost Every Line of Goods Carried
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week will mark our formal SPRING OPENING, but most of the items mentioned below
can be found on sale at mis store oaiuraay ana xuonuay. wnui ywu wu uo uxe unu visu ine store next xuesaay ana
Wednesday, for on those days we will show a magnificent array of Millinery, all classes of manufactured goods, also fine
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summer goods. - JNever oeiore in tne nistory oi meaiora nas suua a tuuuiu array oi tSSVSffiu"u wo
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SALE OF LADIES' SKIRTS
nFr4(U)iHi.ftnte drem tkirtB from which to cbnone and we guar-
ante the price to be very low. As an additional inducement we
offer three, special anyes as ioiiowb;
$3.69
For a lot of skirts
worth Iron H to 8
$5.00
For a lot of skirts
worth from (i to $9
$9.89
' For a lot of skirts,
worth fnm 12 to (IS
Ladies' Belts
New lines of Belts are now on
display. The newest ideas di
rect from the manufacturers.
Half Price
for a lot of odd belts; all good
stylet an good sizes.
Long Gloves
Nevf-r befnie have long gloves been
so popular. We have a fine stock
of Lisle, Silk, Kid and Chamios
gloves and the prices are l w.
Half Price
for a lot of odd pain of long and
short gloves.
Petticoats
Our assortments of Mercerized
Satin, Heatherbloom, Wash and
Silk petticoat are certainly far
better than any you have seen in a
town the size of Medford, and the
prices never fail to please. In ad
dition we offer two special drives:
for a lot of fine Skirts that
are worth up to 11.75.
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$2.69
, ,for a lot of 13.26
and $3.50 Heath'
erbloom and Mercerized Skirts.
Grand Millinery Opening Nex Tuesday & Wednesday
The New Waists
tSrtalnljr never before la
b blitorj of Medio; d hu
mcb mfttfolQcent array of
White, Vanb Waiau been
bowo. Over -too walsti
from which to choote and
from ts.60 up. bardlf two
walata ehowo allktj.
73i- for a lot or while and
white ground waliu
thai are worth up to ll.M.
qi.O woiu w a let i
worth uato2&.
AQ for a lot ol fine
a.U0 waiu worth op
Ladies' Sweaters
Here is where you"will find bargains in
Sweaters for Ladies and Mistes. Values an
matchable. $1.50 Each for lot f fin8 8re7 ool coat
sweaters in all sizes; worth every cent of 12.50.
Other fine new sweaters in white, grey and car
dinal, all sizes; dandv' values at 12.50, $3.00,
$5.00 and $6 00.
SPRING SUITS
Values to $25.00 for
$13.50
If you want a
dandy spring suit
that will wear all
spring and su m -mer
and until late
in the fall, you
ehould see this
special drive.
Not all of our $35
suits are Included
in this sale for we
have marked most
of them too close
to admit of outting
prices.
This lot was
bought more es
pecially for a sale.
Dont fail to s e e
them.
Medford's Modern Ladies' Store
BAEiEK-ifUTGHASON GO
ON C ST., JUST NORTH OF THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK
YOUR SPRING WRAP
Your Spring wrap is something to be considered just now. We
'tivito yeu to see the swell little wrap in cloth and gold coverts, black
silks and cloths and the prices are very low.
$5.00 each for little covert and '.loth jackets that are well
worth $7.50
Neckwear
If you have seen cur showing of
tine new Spring Neckwear joa
know that we show some excep
tionally tat-ty styles and the prices
are below the average.
5o for beautiful little white wash
turnovers.
10c for beautiful little collars and
turnovers, worth 20c.
Hand Bags
Almost all the new ideas as well
as the practical substantial ideas
in Hand Bags are here, and the
values are all that we could
wish. We invite you to look at
these values.
59c for a lot of bags that form
erly sold to $1.00.
$1.19 for a lot of bags that are
worth to $2.00.
Muslin
Underwear
You can certai nly find what you
want here in Muslin Underwear.
The viluee are sure to please the
styles are all that we could wish
for them. Two special drives will
be In force during this sale.
Cf Aa ,or Gowns and Corset
Covers that are north
to 85c.
Qfl. tor Downs, Corset Cov
if O V er" Drawers and Skirts
worth to $1.60. Aleo other sec-
ils nt the opening.
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OUR. COUNTY g
Correspondents
Jacksonville Items.
Carl titebeoitedt. of Wellen, wa
oouotr soat visitor Tuesday.
Merchant 11. U. Lameden was over
from Msttlora Tuesday paying taxea.
Blra Saltmarsb, of Buooom. wu
la JaokaonrilM for supplies Mon
day. Xraad Mrs. C U Reame are
vUlling rtlitlvos In Bekerley Calif
ornia. Merchant . H. Meeker, ef Med
ford, was In jsekaonville on tax baa
Jaw Tuesday. .
Ur. Bsebe of Moand preolnot was
looking up tax matters in Jaekson
vlli Monday.
Mrs, F. id. Iongate ' retained
ttatnrdey from Uold 11111, wbsr stae
has ben visiting relative.
Mra. A. M. berry, of Atbland, was
ta Jacksonville recently on business
oaneoted with bis farm near town.
Hob. Tbeo. Uameioa and son,
Don, of Jacksonville, spent the last
at the week la the Applegate soon-try.
Attorney patei Deiaob left the last
of the week for San Francisco on a
builaesi til p.
L. U. Kunell, of Medford, la la
Jackdpuillle this week putting the
tlxtures In his coufectlonary store
wbiuh be expeete to open In Jaok
aouvlUe In a few day. -
lhe oouuty olerk bra Issued lloeuae
to marry to tne following: M. B.
Jones, and Lydla McKulghton, Carl
Cox and Etta nankins, Calvin Ray
Uennls and Kdltb Kloreooe Sehlier. J
Alfred Klmer, wbo recently sever
ed his oonneatlon with the Hale
Piano llouae, cf Medford, left Jaak
sonvllle Tuesday for the Butte Falla
oountny where be will join a sur
vey lag crew.
John K. Miller, our popular post
maeter, bae reoelved notice of bis ap
pointment for another fnnr year
term. Mr, Millar baa been an effi
cient postmaster at Jacksonville for
tbe pant tlevea years.
Tbe following young people from
Jacksonville attended the dancing
party at Central Point Friday eve
ning: Kmma Wendt, Cora Basye,
fcimma Wolf, Mary Peter, Hat bet
Berry, Mies Harbangb, Nellie Wolf,
Agnes Broad, Mrs. Anna Martla,
Mis. Oral Ortb, Mrs. Oertrnde Mor
ton, Messrs. Bob Kinney, E. M. Wil
son, W. Broad, Oscar Dunfo d, Cbaa.
Onefold, uavld UronemlUer, d
Wendt, Mark Finney and W. Morris,
Mnslo was fareiabed by Korling's
uopnlar orobsstra of Jacksonville,
The Jaokaonrllle ooait bouse was
scarcely targe enooKh .to bold the
crowd of JaokonvlUe boosters wbo
were Id attendance at tbe meeting of
the Commercial club Tuesday eve
ning. Addreesos weie made by B,
F. Muluey, ex-preildent of tne Atb
land Normal, J. Peicy Wells and
Cait. Kvaan. Music was furnished
bv tbe Jankfonvllle band snd tbe
young Iadlea trio composed of Misses
Leoua Ulrlch, Anna Wendt and
Bertba Prim. After tbe close of the
meeting Id Jacksonville . about 15 of
our boosters went to Medford to hear
Tom Klobarason of tbe Oregon De
velopment League of Portland.
TaMe Reck lens.
Turn this over and read the latest good
news. A special dispatch to your feet.
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By J. C. P.
Mrs. J. B. .Saltmarsb left fnr Port-
lana Sunday.
Ren Byrum went to Applegate last
week to visit friends and relatives.
Sunday waa so lovely that everyone
wbo eould was out enjoying tbe soft j
sunshine.
Mrs, Horace Pelton accompanied
by Mia. Ida Johnson, of Uoeebnrg,
ere visiting at "Tbe Oaks" Satur
day. Miss Freda Flok, who has been
staying at "Tbe Oaks" tor several
weeks rstnned to her home at
Antloob Bnoday.
That Agate has aa op-to-date and
well attended Sunday school la tbe
report of several of tbe Table Rock
boys wbo were present Sunday.
Mrs. John Vineent, of Sams Val
ley has been eufferlng from measles
and pneumonia with several eerlooe
complications and there Is little bope
of her recovery.
It waa giveo ont Wednesday eve
ning tbat ivev. Davis would fill his
appointment Here whenever possible
and tbat Hev. Hewlett, of Eagle
Point, wonld preach here tbe first
Snndsy la every month.
Tbe sntl-saloon aeetlegiheld at onr
Sebool bouse laat week brought ont
a big crowd and tbe speaking by
Reva. Shields and Mollsnry waa Joat
In touch with tbe listeners. To
Jndge from o In Ions expressed by the
voters, this section will vote over
whelmingly "dry" at tbe June eleo-tloa.
Ladies and Hisses' high or low ITf "Is From
$2.50 to $4.00 .
Youi I"dpectfully,
SMITH & MOLONY
gj4XOOq0s0e
TALEffT ITEMS.
Mrs. Qatdaar spent . Tuesday In
Aahland.
Miss Kate Lamb waa aa Aablsnd
''tor Monday.
t nd Mrs. Fred Rapp were Med
for visitors Monday ,
J. D, Buchanan tuui . to Medfcrd
the first of tbe week.
Bora Id Mr. and Mis. L. , '
boti, Febraary 38th, danghUi.'
The revival meetings bold by tbe
Baptists clewed iaet Wnndsy evening.
Vr. Pitt nod family left Talent last
weesjjjl siajlw, their, horn ,1a Cal:f-"ornla.
Jas, Shutt and mother Lave gone
to Tiicoma, Washington, to mukf
their future borne.
.Mrs.D. T, Lawtnn of Medford, wee
visiting ber daughter Mrs. Forbes
for a few days last week
D. T, LawtOn aod danghter,
Grace, and Mi6Ges Maud aod Sadie
Vau Dyke were Taleut visitors Tues
day evening.
Messrs J Allen end Andrews and
Misses Minnie and Myrtle .MoUee
went to Uranja. Jaas Monday for a
few days visit.
Mrs. A, A. MoConibey.of Taooma,
Wash,, wbo bas been visiting ber sis
ter Mia. Henry Shutt, departed for
ber home Tueeday evening.
Adv:rtis'sf oi His Own Hook
In a quiet sort of a way James O
Smith baa been advertising Medford
and tbe Rogue River Vailay. Tbe
method employed by Mr. Smith is
uoiqns to a way, for he uses souvenir
postal cards to abow tbe beauty and
resooreee of this valley. Mr. Smith
states tbat education le what be la
striving for, be wonld ednoate peo
ple the world over In rega- d to local,
iseonroes, He takes tbe English
speaking world for bie territory and
sends ont hundreds of oards in tbe
course of a ysar.i'not only to friends
bnt to souvenir post card oolleotors,
Mr. Smith recently aotloed aa ad
vettteement la tbe Cbloago Inter
Ooeaa when a young English lad,
W, H. , Adams, by name, desired
postal eaide from America. Mr.
Smith has sent nearly one hundred
oards to tbe young man, whose home
le In Portsmouth, agrees English
seaport and naval base. He believes
tbat tbe edooatioa In regard to
America given the yonng English
lad wtU bear good trait for "Uncle
Sam." If every oitisen la this sec
tion of tbe country would take np
tbe mattte of sending ont cards as
Mr. Smith baa done, no donbt much
good would result to "Unole Sam"
and to the Rogne River Valley In
particular,
Mr. Smith Is great believer in the
nture of Medford, as are ail of Its
good oitlzens. He la receiving a
large number ot orders for building
stone wbicb he q Dairies and be
argues tbat thla means more and
rlner bulidlnse tor thevrr. More
oil Irene of Mr. Smttb'e type, wbo
are willing to spend a few dollars to
advertise tbe oity, is what tbe olty
oeeos.
THJNGSJOLD
ON THE STREET
FOR SALE.
1 J. I. Case traction engine, 14-horse
power.
1 ll-stamp nil II, Rlsdon mske.
1 small rock ornsber.
1 8-borse power borisontal gas engine,
Fairbanks,
1 d-horse power' horizontal gas engine,
uiocinati.
1 4-drlll air compressor.
1 double Gxi hoisting engine.
1 S-side matcher and planer, 8x24,
nearly new.
t lf-horse power horltontal boiler,
Alia. . .
1 13-horse newer steam engine.
1 1) .ores power standard gas engine.
E.C. TROWBRIDGE, .
Manager MeDrd Iron Works.
Cbs.llc Hlglnbotham: "Well,
Medford has surely,' been doing some
thing slut.e I left ber- six months
ago. i'ellow don't have to stay
away many months to notice a
onange. Ob, this town is suiely a
bummer, I was np io Heppner, Ore
goo, and In Taooma and Seattle, but
fancy Medford will bold me for a
while now."
jamee Jordan': "I just landed in
your country this week from Atlan
tic, Iowa. This, however. Is not my
Hist trip here. I wes out beie laat
fall and bought the J. K. Cook place.
out at Eegle Point, aod I'm going
out there now to live. I farmed bask
In Iowa but have gotten ttied of
work and oold weather and am going
to spend the test of my days In this
milder climate. Tbe first time I was
In your valley was 24 years ago, and I
levember ot having camped oa Bear
oreek, Just about wber Medford
now stand. There wasn't any Med
ford then aad no railroad noitb
ot Redding."
A. L. Cnslok : "When I waa In
Rose burg a cod pie ot weeke ago I
overheard a conversation which
wonld seem to Indicate tbat there
was a spirit of envy being manifest
down tbat way. I heard one fellow
say these weie two or three feet of
snow at Medford, aad. anotbei eald
be bad beard there waa sorely a
muoh as a foot aad a Half. Then I
got Into tbe game and told them
that when I left Medford tbe day be
fore there waa ao saow aad that
the streets aad loads were dusty,
and automobiles were running every
where."
O. A. Hovr-"I notioed In tbe
new Southern Paelflo folder adver
tising Medford, a typographical
error, that le likely to mlelead people
wbo are not eonvereant with the
facts, or oause others to thins we are
a lot of colossal liars ont here. I
refer to the statement la tbe folder
that 'Twenty Winter Nellie pear
tiees netted 86, 800.' 1 wonld like
very much to have a few pear treee
like that. The aotual figures 8660 are
big enough TB ta tbe tree, but IXSO
to tbe tree would suiely be going
some. If a peraoa readlagtbe article
were to step and think tbe error
would be easily seen aad tbe oauee
also, " bnt many people don 'tjatop to
tbiak."
A Business Man : "Do yon know
that j knew that there are kaockers In
this olty of oars, and some of these
are among onr most Influential boat
asss man. A few days ago I over
beard a new eomer oomplalatag to a
batlne man tbat onr land prlose
were too high, aad do yea know,
that business mea agreed with Ma
aad that was a eawek. Mr. Bnslaeas
maa eney not s base In tn Jed to
knock, but Instead of agieeing with j
tbe fellow be should bare end flnvnr.
ed to show him wherein he was mis
taken, which he could easily have
done In a vtry few words and pro
duced ''acts in support of bis conten
tion. Aa A maf.tAr nt nrtMl?fa.,
there is not anothor fruit suction !
on thn entire Pacillo uOHst where
fruit lands aie as oheup as they aie
In the Kous Kiver Valley, lu this
oonneotlou 1 am going to suggest
'hat tbe Comnieroial club have pte
paicd and priuted a list of prices
of fruit lands In the
producing seutions and with this
also a list ot values for products
from these sama landa,'
.For Sale.
85 Benrre Boso pear tree, four
to six feet, price 25 Cents each. Call
at 21 .North B street, Medfori.
U-2t-p. H. J. Sahutte.
Piano Recital
Advertised Letter List.
VOHOWIB. U lilt tit IMUn nmuniii. nn-
ealled for at tbe Medford poatomce en Mar
11, 1S0I:
Balding, Frances Lrsn. Oscar
Burl. J C Fftrrr. lll.n PabIm.
Seen, W E Wilton, W S
A efaarre ol on. esnt will he made nmn Am.
lr.ry of aaeh ol the aoo .etters.
Persons callfnc for an? of the abOTe letters
will pleeas sar "Advertised."
- m. nijuvrnoih roeiaaaater.
Good, dry wood for sale. Call np
phone 76. or E. N. Warner's srooerv
tor.
All kinds ot bake etaft Vienna
Bakery. Call 'pbone 496 aad have
goods delivered
Tcu re-.-ital glvea at the Cbritiso
i t 'ii oh Wednesday evenlrp bj Mrs.
II. F, Sj'.toa, of Aibland, late prio
c.'.inl rf sonool of inuoic at Cofntl
Unlvemry, Lincoln, Nebraska, vas
Hr tt nl us In every way. Those who
mifw.d tl.lo rT onnortunltv cf hnr
log this gifted muslolan will OMtalu-
iy avail themselves of tbe noit op
portunity of attending a reoltal
-W by her. Her rendition of toe
"dtorm at Sea" w.i almply grand.
Tbe audlenoe was o it - larva aa it
should Lave been, but 't certainly
was an appreciative one.
Mra. Suttcn promised 'a ro'uro to
Medford in the near future ar 1 she
certainly w!ll be weloomsd ty a
, large delighted audlenoe.
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GOOD STOCK
A ft rat class, young, registered Per
oberon Stallion for sal?. Pries ano
ttrrae right. Address Billlnas A Son,
Ashland. Ofssoo. (W. C. Mver Stock .
Farm.) 8-tt-n.
The booth era Oiegon Laundry
Co. le doing business in tbe same old
way with satisfaction to all patron.
The laundry la tbe beat equipped In
Southern Oregon, tbe laundrymen ar
xpsrienoed aad every care le taken
to do good and-prompt work. Tbe
wagon will oall at your home or place
of businees, or yon can leave orders
at the candy store in the Moore
Building, West Seventh 8treu
8. L.. Bennett has "olD, seed
barley for sale. Pbone 7174. 9-2t-n.
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
EXTRA! SPECIAL!
One Merry Musical Night
Tuesday, March 24
to MY FATBONl!
It la with pardoQtble prld 1 am nabletl to tan on nee so tnt iptetHl nf
mtot t Uii Mtdl.r d Opsjr Hout forOo Night Ouif, TaMday Marcl. 34tb( ol Ut
P1XLIY vnd LUDEB'i big comic opvra moctu and matte, trluaph
lhe Burgomaster
With Iboi famens orlf Inals OOS WKOTBt'SO and Rt'TB WBrTI, along wltb hall
100 UTHKks, Including tb. faaioiis KanRoo Clrls. This win sorslr prors ons ef the
season's out elsnniis. StattrMdr Mracb 17.
CBAI. D. BAZBlRroO. Hsnafer,
CtCfQiyaya an u uii a-M;yjxit'w'VF
sXetOBOBCIC
Private Boarding Hosc
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