The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, March 20, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textat tee be troll grown la tat vsJlsy last year wsn tsksa from Ibis young Splussbarg orchard. -Tbs regular bail mm ud moUI mUi of the 100 slab at the Bap. list ekaek will be eI4 Friday ere eleg. All sssmbsis sad visitors an roqasstsd to be pteseat, A debute wul take plaaa with Rev. O. l Hall aad Elates WUeoa to apaak oa tbs Store Methods etfirasatlve wblU Messrs. P. a Baa. sea aad H. Hw Tattle 111 defeed tba baa. Sebjeot Resolve that tba bow Incubator M (sr on valaabla tbaa tba aid fashioned baa." Tbara' will 4 agooa time Is HI I Hill MM veal AxA Continuing Throughout the MEEKER & CO.'S Great Great Reductions in Muslin Wear, Shirtwaists, Laces, Em- A Great Saving for Lawn and Summer broideries, Silks, Boy's Suits, Etc. You in Our Shirt Waists Special Prices in Oy S gss: r: Muslin Wear Clothing $3 50 values $2.75 . o u.. b.. ,M Beautilul Gowns, Corset Covers DEPARTMENT You never saw such bargain before. Drawers, etc., 29c, 69c, 99c, $1.39. Call and we will show tm . A,.-c Goods that you have been payingr you tlUD GLOVES twice as much for. . T - - - v : All Lengths - : New Dress Goods just 1 - : Received v ' ; So!o;"::::::ti! - ' is and press Better z: .. iWG1' - -" B & Q. Corsets are TT H UF.F.1TF.R S nil e Best, We are sole (stock must be beouced) Wh Hi 1V1U&I1&U11 VI UUi agents, $1 to $3.50 The riedford Furniture Co. Housefurnishers and Undertakers Day Phone 353 Night Phone, C. W. Conklin 495 Nighi Phone, J. W. Butler 148 CITY HAPPENINGS. C E. Uaddia "The boys ot Co. H. O, N. O., ara unxlout to get in touob with soma one who will tut op aa armorv ball for the oaa of tba oompany, Tba atate pays toe rant for the armory, but Inetete upon aoltabla quarters, and Joat aa aooa aa tbsaa qoartera ara aeaorad tba oompany will ba mastered In. We are negotiating with one or two part lee now, bot wlab to do tba bast wa oaa for tba oompany, beaoa we want .propositions from sayone who la Interested. The building should ba Goxl4o feet la size, and aaad be of bot oas story. Tba oom pany would laass aoob a building for three years at tna shortest, and without doubt would continue to oc cupy It, so long aa there was a com pany bare, which would doubtless be for msny year." For Brat class work go to F. W. Lesmsieter. Group, portrait!, pbotoe oa poatela, a tamp piotorss. Closed oa Sundays, 13-2t-p. J. H. Henaelman, of Portland, baa bean In Medf ord thia week look- lag over the elty wltb tbe Intention of engaging In business. Ererytbtna looked good to him and ba proceeded at onoe to rent tbe D. O. Ksrnea new store building on Sooth H street and will at once pot la n stock of teas, ooffees snd spices. Hs wlU ao s wbolaaals ss well as retail bnil nsas snd will hsvs one or mors dell- WHY is it that ten years ago practically all the tea and coffee used in the U. S. was sold by grocery stores and in 190" over 60 per cent was sold by EXCLUSIVE TEA AND COFFEE" STORES? Be cause anyone making a Specialty of any line, studies conditions, requirements and tastes of his locality along that line and is much better able to give the public what they want. &f)e Medford Tea Coffee House M'GLASHAN & JUNKEN 216 West Seventh Street PHONE 1051 MEDFORD. OREGON vary wagon la Hadford, aad will also vlut all tba otbar oltlee aad towna of tba vallay. Oat a few apioni at tba sale to tba parlor of tba Preabyteriao ohuron, April 2d. J art aa aooa ai the olty In oraaata tba aombar of Itr alda walks and inatalla a taw mora aiaotrie ligbta Poatmaater Woodford will taka op tbt matter of giving tba' city tba advaotage of a carrier service. Tba receipt! of tba otnoe ara large enough to Justify the employment of two i Just an even sixty member and In -carrier! but tbe olty has not enough ' vlted friends present. Two piano sidswslas snd ligbta Installed to i meet the requirements ot the reao- atiooa lmpoaad by the gov ernment. For sale An excellent quality o f brick in any aoant'tr. O. ,v. Prid dy. Medford. Oregon. t. electricity will playfa most Impor tant part aad form a particular tu tor In thia seseoa'e pteeeatsttoa of tbe tsmoas Plxley A Lader'a mualoal oomedy "The Boigomaeter," whlob Is booked at tba Medford Opera Hone Toeadsy, Mar oh 24. Man ager Wm. P. Collsa has even gone to Europe la order to aerate the vary latest Partaiaa electrical aad prls mstie slf sots. Ia tbs second not of "Tbs Burgomaster," which repre sents a scene st Coney Island, a group of pretty batbera are seea. Aaotber innovation will be the In troduction ot n real rain atorm. Meadamee Vogeli, Boawell and Clay wlU do draaa making, Gornrr Eleventh snd L streets. tf. Tbs dssth ot John Wllliaoioft, oaa ot tbe pioneer reetdeuta of the valley, oooarred at Trail on Sunday, nd the remain! wars burled in Odd Fallows Cemetery T net day. Mr, WiUieoroft had been a aufferer from ooaeomptioo tor a number ot years. snd It was this dieeaae that osuaed his demlee. 3eneral detective and oolleotion business. CorretDOUdenoa eolloitad. Addreee Lock Boi 80S. Medford. 11-it The Medford Pbarmsoy Is bow inatalled in its new -quarters In the Jaekaoe eoonty beak bulldlag oast door to tba 6akar.tlatobaaoo Co. etore, The room baa been handsome ly fitted np with saw fixtures, eta, and the oompany la batter prepared tbaa aver to taka ear of It ooato- Don't forget the aproo aala by tba Ladles' Aid Booley of the Presbytor ma church, April 2d. Tuesday avaning of this week was "aoolal night" wltb member of Olive Kabekaha Lodge. Tbara were solos were aplendldly rendered by suae Chllda, while Mlas Helen Coae entertained very pleasingly with s vooal solo, accompanied oa the piano by Mrs. Uore. Following thia abort program eard games asre Introduced snd an hour or more wss vsry pleas antly susnt in this msnnsr. Ksfraeb ments of sandwiches, salsda, oake. eoSee and lea cream ware served. Tbe total table daooratloaa ware In green tbe SC Patrick day sen. me betas; canted out. Tbe committee was composed of Mr. Corwia, Mrs. C. U. Taylor, Mr. Hale, Mrs. Arnold Mlas Faaale Uaakias, Mesas. CO. King aad A. & Blitoa. Mr. Ed. Andrew has opened a studio for voice culture sod tbs art of singing. Pbons TL tf Tbe new Medford booklet is s 'thing of beauty" without doubt. Tbs old ons wsa eonaidered one of tbe beat pieoee of edvertlaing litera ture ever lamed oa tbe ouaat, but tbe new one beats it, both la aubject mut ter and fiaish. The design ot ths titis psge is especially attractive, ebowlng a Spitzenberg apple tree in toll bearing, tba apples with tbetr rioh oolormg, standing out promi nently sgalnat the green back ground of tba foliage, Tbe eohjeot matter baa been revised snd br ougbt np to date and several new scenes have been added. Tba center piece Is a pano ramic view ot tbe valley wltb an In dex sbowlog the looatlon of the prinolpal pointa with reference to Medford. On tbe book tbe Commer cial Clob raises Its original offer of 1500 to 11000 to snyoos who will dsmonststs that there is s city in tba United States with mors varied reaooroee within ten, twenty jr forty mils radii, Ita a pretty sets propoel tion. Uood, dry wood for sale. Csll op phone 76, or E. N. Wsrnsr's grocery store. T. E. Pottengtr has disposed of hie meat market, stock, lesss snd sll ths appurtenance! thereof to Messrs. U. Miller, E. W. Ewbaok, Joe. Culp snd Chas Conrad, who will take pos session st ones. Mr. Conrsd, who bsa been head osrvsr st tbs Wort man A (Jure market, will be lu charge ot the bualneaa aa manager. The market will ba known aa tbe Medford Moat Market and the new cwnera will lesvs nothing undone to keep It upto ths standard aet by tbs former proprietor. Mr. Pottsnger will re tire, for s tlms st least from active 1 i bualreaa iu town and will devote bis attention to til extensive property Interests. , 1 All kinds 0! bska stuff- Vleons 1 Bakery. Call 'obonc 49d sod have goods delivered j Tbe Commercial Club bas receiv ed acreo fine, large views, handaoms ' ly framed, wbleb wen presented by tbe Southern Paeiflo Co. The' Bio 1 tores were of MU Shasta, Mt. Hood, Multnomah Fal a, Bogos K'ver FaUa, i sad other sosass of latsrsst la Ois-'goa. Following Week at ; Dry Goods Store Prot. Head, tba blind mnslelsa nnd piano toner, baa taken tbe agaaot for tba Eilar P laao Hooea la Southern Oregsa. Mr. Head la pre pared to supply the people of thia section with sny Instrument bandied by tbs Eller oompany. Msil ordsts will be promptly attended. Mr. Head la a mutloal man ot nbilltv snd sny woik or business entreated to bio will be promptly and properly at tended. For Sale A few good bones snd different kinds of aagooa and rigs. (Jail at Weat Side Brick Stable. 7-tf. A large number of Medford resi dents took advantage of an excursion train to Jacksonville Tuesday eve- nDg to attend n temperance meeting held there. A number of Jackaoo villa people came over to Medford the came evening to attend a jollification of tba Kabekaa. Logaoberry, Dewberry and Strawberry vinee for aala, by Wolfer, tbe berry man. Eagle Polat. 9t' The petition ot tna anti-saloon 1 league calling lor a vote oa tbe qoes tloa of prohibiting the sale ot liquor ta Jaekaoa county, waa hied with the eoonty clerk Tuesday. Tbs peti tion Is esld to bsva contained tbe names one-fifth of tbs lees! voters of tbe eoonty. Silver plated milk tabes for sals st tba Koaoe Biver Creamer! Med ford. tf. Claud MUee and Miss Blsnobs Merrtmaa were married at Vekra, i Calif,, oa Thursday last. Both I young people bsva many friends la Medford, where both have spent their Uvea. They are now la Southern California, enjoying their honey moon. Art Earbart baa sold bis plsoe. juat sootb of tbe Earbart boms, to Mrs. Bacbcl Hill, of Arizona. There ara five acres of land In tbs treat snd tbs prioc psld wss 12000, sad tbs deal waa made by J. C, Brown. O. F. Cook, agent for the Oregon Nurserey at Salem, baa established permanent offloee just opposite tbe Hotel Moore sod will bs found ready to greet bis old sod osw customers st tbis pli At Its msstlng Tossdsy night tbs oity oouucll peaaed sn ordnance pro hibiting tba selling of liquor to females and saloon keepers moat not allow them In their places of boaloeaa HILL PRICES. 600 LOTS OR MORE. Flour $2.40 per 100 lbs Rolled Barley. $1.70 per " lbe Middlinne $1.65 per " lbs Mill Feed.... ML 60 per " lbs Bran 1 30 per " lbs LESS THAN 500 LOTS. Floor. ..$2.60 per 100 lbs Rolled Barley.. $1 90 per lbs Middlings $1.80 per Mill Feed $1.60 per Brsn $1 80 per MEDFORD FLOUR MILLS. lbs lbe lbs under n penalty of from K0 to f 100 Uae nnd forfeiture of their license. Bora la Medford, Mai oh 3, 1308, to nr. ana Mrs. J. H. Ward, a daughter. Tbe concert glvsa at tbe M. E, chorea on Wednesday evening of thia wek by tbe M and M club. by tbe Medtord Mala Quarat,waa ons of tbs beat ot Its kind sver put on In this elty, in fsot there ara voices in thst cborna snd in tbs quartet which would do credit to the aver age professional and some of them equally aa good as tbs beat of ths profeaslun, Every number nn the prograam waa good. Soma may have been a little better than others. But all wars so good ss to mors than est lafy tbe sodisnos, snd n Mall re porter beard at the oloee expressions Ilk thia: "My, tbst wss a treat. I hope they willZpot on more of Its kind." It wonld be unfair to par- j . ,. A ,., . . , rticolarise and uujuat to aeleot any 'ipeolal features or voices opoa which 10 heatow merited eompUmenta be- that all didfwaU. Mrs. Kreaas, tbe director, however ehoold be nssatloaed particularly because of tbe proficiency of tbe class members. Each and every one of the vooal aumbeis showed plainly the ezoellsat drill work whlob had been given the voloes. Tbs church Tossdsy evening was wall filled snd tbe sUver offering amounted to over t20. This money will bs ased In the purchase of now muslu for tba class. It Is expected tnat anoteer ooaoert win do given oy tbis elsas within tbs nest few weeks. Ob Tossdsy afternoon D. W, Anderson, who baa been living in a bouse built entirely i of piano boxes altustsd In ths Rosa addition, auo combed to heart dieeaae Irom whlob malady be had been suffering so time. Mr. Anderson was nearly ,70 years old st tbs tlms of bis destb, snd for soms tlms bss been in des titute circumstance. Lately be had been receiving medloel attend snos snd medicine without ooet From ble nelghbore be declined to receive sid other then occasional gifts left by friends Hia eon of Urants Paaa arrived Wednesday and took charge of lbs remains. -Mrs. Laura Outohee Hull died nt her borne on UriHio creek, Monday, March 16th, aged twenty-one years, leven montbe nnd fourteen daya, of conaumptlnn. Mrs. Hull wa a native ot Kansas sad oame to Oregoa with her parenta lu 1887. May 15, 1UU7, she waa married to Ola O. Hull, and after leaa than a year of married life wee called hence. Tbe eympsthy of many friend le extended to tbe Deresved busbsnd. -Rezlo D. Foster died st tbe home of hli ion In Medford on Tuee- dsy, sged ninety years, one month and twenty-aeven daya. Mr. Foet ir waa s nstlve of Howard county, Missouri, snd asms to Oregon In the ssrly forties He was sn Indian war veteran, and fought In tbe Cayuee war of 1847 48. Tbs funeral took place Thursday afternoon. Service! were oondnctid by Key. C. H. Holle. -The W. T. lork A Co.. real eitste deslers. Prot. M. B. Slgua snd i. E. Wstt, bsvs purobsaed tbe Joel i Hartley plaoe, oa Orlffin creek. ! There n re 272 acres Is tbs tract aad 1 4b acres ot tbis are eet to orohard aix yeer-old trees. Tbs new owners srs ; potting out 300 mors treee and are ' having mote of tbe land cleared aad aaoiher winter they expect to put loot several more acres ta fruit, i laltlatid flva eaadidates. Th. greed ablet, Kllsabatb Oaaalag, of Portlaad, waa praaaat aad a vary enjoysbl evealnjr was spent. Tba lodge matting ens followed by a baa quel. Uabbard Bros, ara tailing of their fins lloo of boggle, aad otbar veb'ole In this luna of tba Mall. Taka a look at tbli etnoh If von naad a new boggy. -Toeidsy aas St Patrick's day. and tbs hamroook and tba "bat mi fatbct wrro" wen much In aridenoa throughout the day. AMONG THE CHURCHES. 'CHRISTIAN CHURCH. . . Sondsy, March 22, nt 11 n. m. Tbs Psrsbls of tbs Gospel Train." 3 p. m preaching at Phosnlx 6:30 p. m. T. P. B 0 K. Ie-tr, Albert Roblason, subjset, "Our Influence." 1:30 p. m. sermon: "Tba Errata of Dl rial oa," tbe Dree ot a srrlsa ot v eermoas oa Christian Union. Those to folllow are "Tba Isuedt- ata to Caloa,""Tha Baala oa whleh'atl Christiana can UaMs," aad ""The Ulorr of a United Cbnrcb." Tbl will be a profitable esrlss of talks. Too era earnestly levtted to bear' each of thee aafc leets. Large andliaiss were la at tendance best Sunday The thame Why I am aet a OampbUlita," waa listened ta by a large coagragatioa, all ware sssmlsgly dseoly Isterestai. More will follow next Sunday are alag, ootdal lavltaUoh to alL Manoa F. Bora, Mtalaasr. STRANGERS SUNDAY HOME Tbs First Bsrtlst oburob: We ehsU bs moob favored by a visit from Dr. a A. Wooddy who will be tbe speexer at tna Sunday morning est vlcea. He will apeak on "Hone Mleelone". Please bring your offer ing to tbst work If posstbls next Soaday. The pastor will praeob ia the evening the anbjtet will be "Aioa Religion." Tbe ordinance of Bap tism which was postponed last JSun day wlU ba aimlnitsred at tbe open ing of the evening service. We In vite you to worship wltb us. Pastor promises plain preaching. O. Lortoy Halt, pastor. ST. MARKS' CHURCH. Morning services Sondsy wlU bs held at 11 o'olook with eermi os oa tbe "Seoond TempUtion of ChiUt." The muaio wlul be led by the double quartatt under tbe direction of Mr. Charles D. Hszelrlgg. At ths eve ning eerrioee at 7:30 the addreea wlU be ooooernlng "PlUte," tba third la I aeries oa "Men Who Crucify Christ. The Soaday eckool msata at 10 a. m. Too ore weloome at all tbeea ssrvless. Frederiok C. Williams, Miaister. M. E. CHUKCa). "Can You Olve Your Reaaoa for It!" will be tbe eubjaot next Sab bath at 11 a. m. At night tba aub- They Easy YSri. ' m 7 ir t if MR. DRESSiiR: Our Clothing made especially for us by Schloss Bros., lialtinioie, not only makes you feel good on the outside and look good on the outside, but makes you feel good on the inside in whatever company you are That well dressed feeling is comfortable and you can get that comfortable feeling if you will wear clothes we will sell you. You can know that you are dressed right if you buy your clothes f'om us. Bring us that $'20 .00 or $23.00 you have to spend for a suit and you may know that you will get ; suit for your money that will keep you from going to the center of the floor anywhere you may be. " TGHE TOGGERY " A Sate Place to Trade Pa was reading in a book ot finanoe the other evening, where it ssld, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket; try an incubator." It takes more than an incubator to ta'ch out any new schemes (or in creasing business now-a dys. I tell you the people tie a-t-ting to be wise old owls My boss used to go into all kind' of gift enterprises that l.-oked anywhere near right, ao I give away waluable premiums with every purchase. We don't do that any more n oepting a few coupon! that tbe manufacturers put up in their packages. The only schema we use to m a k people buy goods of ui ia good goods, courteous treat ment and your money back if yon want it without any back talk. The boss 'says. "We've been giving the people ' batter and bat tar valuer every year, bat we want to give still bitter valoaa. It ia not bow 'much will an article bring,' but' bow lew -can we sail Ft" You trade with us, don't yoaT KXLUiaKWBANX Jest will be: "The Best Equipment tot. Life.". Saboeth eoaool at 10 a. m. Epwoxth League at 8 30 p. nt, AU are lavitad. OHRI8TIAN SCIENCE Cbrlstlsn Seienee ssrvless are hid every Sunday mornalg at alerea o'olook In the Commercial Club Roon. Subjeot of Lesson -eerm in for Marob 22 "MstUr". All are weloome. PKESBVTERIAN CHURCH Prescblng next Sunday morning at 11 o'eloek nnd In tbe evening nt 1 :D0 o'eloek. The Sunday sobool Is at 10 a. m. The Cbrletiaa Endeavor at 6:30 p, m. Takes More Thas Oas. Keeldence on. n homestead by a family, consisting of two or no a persona, la required if tbe premtena are to be exempted as an asset undtr tba bankruptcy lawa Thia aa the decieloa of Judge Wolvertou in the United Statea Court in tbe eaaa ot Henry C. Gardner, a bankrupt wbi contended thst his homestead at Drala eoold not bs Included no en asset la liquidating bis dsbts uader tna bankruptcy law. Judge Wolvertoo bald that alaes only tbe bsakrnpt blmstU had' See Id -ad oa the bomestaad ba cannot de cure H exempt from tbe baakrnrt law. "Although anon premises may etIU coast it oM hie dwrlilna rlaoe rt place ot abode," said tbe court, "be be oaaact claim them exempt tor tbe reason that bs slons does aot cooett- tut s family." feel so nice and many position copyrtfltfc , i-riy a i- t 0