The Medford mail., May 22, 1908, Image 5

TENDER FEET
LADIES usually have tender
feet. They wish a atylii-h
line and Ufcuully buy one,
very often eucrufichv comfort
on thw' alter ol appearance,
for a comfortable eh e is feltloin attractive. Re
alizing tlii", John Ki lly set to work Ho produce a
shoe combining the highest style aiid greatest com
fort. After yearn i f effort he baa aucereJed as
never shoe maker did before.
While we make less money on .them than eome
o:her we have sel-cted the "Honest John Kelleya"
phoe an our leiuVr in Ladies Footwear. In Oxfords
they are (treat bargains ut
$3.50 and $4
Smith Molonyl
Shoes Only
ocsocecwcteoooa
The riedford
Furniture Co.
Housefurnisbers and
Undertakers
Dav Phone 353
Nieht Phone. C. W. Conklin 495 X I
Nighl Phone, J. H. Butler 148
Rev. Mr. Hall of the Baptist
church returned on Tuesday evening
from Oakland, Cat., where he went
as a delegate to the Pacific Const
Baptist conference. Mr. Hall's con
gregation paid his expenses and no
doubt the trip will place Mr. Hall
closer In touch with the af.'alrs nf
his church upon the Pacific coast
Delegates were present at the con
ference from Montana, Oregon,
Idaho, Washington, Utah and Cali
fornia. It developed at the confer
ence that the Baptist church stand.
third on the coast In point of num
bers. Rev. Mr. Hall states that the
visiting delegates were royally en
tertained and the program which
was prepared was most instructive,
the leading lights of the denomina
tion being present and addressing
the conference. Rev. Mr. Baker of
Ashland accompanied Mr. Hall on
the trip.
For sale Large building lots,
63 by 168 feet, In West Medtord;
$160 each; easy terms. Two lots al
ready sold, purchasers will begin
building at once. Inquire of J. C.
Brown, office in Palm building, up
stairs. V. T. McCray. superintendent
of the Fish Lake Irrigation com
pany, left Medford Wednesday with
a gang of workmen for Four-Mile
lcke, at which place he will put
these men at work In building n
ditch from that lake to Fish lake
He expects to be thus engaged for
several months. When this connec
tion Is made between the two lakes
there will be no question as to thero
being an ample supply of water for
all needed Irrigation In the alley
for years to come.
When you are Is twn don't for
get to mil at the Emeriok Cafe un
der new management.
W. I. Vawter, E. U. Qaddla and
Homer Harvey left Monday evening
to attend the annual encampment of
tbe Urand Lodge of Odd fellows
whloh oonvsned la Hales oa Tuesday
-nornlu. Mrs. U. U Hasklns wwt
as a delegate to attend tbe Kebekas
Assembly. The Old Fellows and the
Rebekahs held a tbiee days session
and noi9?ri!it to tbs reoirte from the
the Capitol City toe visiting mem
bers ware nsodsomsly entertained.
Mrs, E, Arnold expeots to leave
soon for Wyoming and la selling ont
br line of millinery Including bats,
flowers, ribbon, velvets, vlvet rib
bons, and plnmes at Post, tieoood
door south of 7th street on U street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, from Mendo
cino eonnty, California, arrived In
Mudford Easter Sunday. Mrs, Clark
and three children remained in Med
ford visiting with her Barents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Bollse, and her broth
er, J, E. Soils, while Mr. Clark trsv
eltd on to that muoh talked of oouo-
try, Aloerta, Canada. After spiud-
lng two or three weeks Investigating
that prrovlnce, he made up his mind
that Uncle Bam offered about ai good
Inducements In regard to obeap land
and climate as King Edward, and re
turning has located in Medford. Mr.
Clark Is a contractor and builder. I
Lost In Medford, on Satur
day, May 16, a lady's purse, con
taining S2 in sliver and a smaller
purse upon which was a picture of
Avalon, Catallna. Islands. Finder
will please leave same at Mail of
fice and receive reward.
Governor Ueorge E Chamberlain,
Demooratio nominee for United
States Senator, addressed a large
audlanot at the opera houss on
Monday afternoon npon the Isenea
of tbe present eampalgn. He was
introduced by A. E Reams, of
Jacksonville. Uovernor Chamberlain
left Immediately after his addreaa
for Ashland where he spoke during
the evening.
Kor Sale: 7 room bonee, near
ehnrah and school bones, price
tl&oo, two thirds cash. Aaareaa oox
223, Madford.
Martin Bunch of Concord, Cal.,
la visiting In this city with his
brother, B. N. Bunch. The two
brothers, had not seen each other
for a period covering 66 years, but
recognised each other when they
met. When B. N. waa 20 years of
age he left, home to cross tbe plains
to the Pacific coast. His brother,
Martin, followed the next spring, but
previous to this visit the two broth
ers has never been together.
-For sale An excellent quality of
brick In any qoaot'ty. U. N. Prld
dy. Medtord. Oreqrn. tf.
Mrs. J. H. Bellinger left Sat
urday for Burke'a sanatorium,
Burke, Cal., where she will remain
YES
we are serving refreshments
now. The best ice cream
and the coolest room in town
But we also have the BEST Coffee,
Teas. Extracts, Baking Powders, etc.
in this part of the country. Come and
try our goods and convince yourself.
Then while you are in onr store yon
can look over our fine line of dishes.
Lots of new ones coming in all the
time.
Five and Ten cent counters.
66e Medford
Coffee
House
M'GLASHAN & JUNKEN
216 West Sevnth Street PHONE 1051
MEDFORD, OREGON '
HgjfFree delivery to any part of the city
DSifiCniQUUKaW SJUMWA
some time for the benefit of her
health, which has been falling of
late. This Institution has gained an
enviable reputation In Southern
Oregon as a number of residents of
tblB sectlun have taken treatment
there and have been greatly bene
fited. P. B. O'Nelf, who was sup
posed a few months ago to be about
to succumb, Is at Uurke and now
tukes at least a two-mile walk ev
ery day and Is growing younger all
the time.
, Over 20U Sharpies Cream Sepaia
t ir in use In Southern Oregon, bold
by Kozua River Creameiy. Frio
irnm 10 up.
Tbe surveying patty of Engineer
Cummings left Wednesday morning
for Wesson Canyon wbere ibey will
start the work of running a line for
tbe pipe line of the gravity water
supply to Medford. Preliminary
work In tbe viololty of Medfoid bat
already been done the party having
been at work for a number of days.
roe party consists of four men for
tbe Held and a cook for tbe camp
For Sale A ew good horses and
uinerenr Kinds of wagons and rigs.
Call at West tilde llrick Stable. 7-tt.
R. F. Anele, a recent arrival
here, and West Gunn have purchased
the C. C. Johnson place, south or
Medford. There are 109 acrea in
tne piece and the price paid was
$18,000. This place is just west
from tbe Simmons orchards and Is
nearly all good orchard land. There
Is now a bearing orchard of several
acres on the place.
If you waot a cream separator
see tbe Sharpies at tbe Kogue River
creamery neiore onyiog.
Pythian Sisters, Branch No. 40,
held tbelr regular monthly social
session on Wednesday evening.
Miss Hamilton, Miss Ethel Cox, Ben
jamin Collins and wife and Dr. Ray
were initiated. Following the inl
tlation exercises a musical program
was rendered. An elaborate banquet
closed the evening's festivities.
We sell Sharpies Cream Be para.
tore from $10 np. Kogue River
Creamery, Medford.
Tbe work ottrainlng tbe Are horses
has been undertaken by Chief Amann
of the Fire Department Eveiv ev
mng they are placed In their stalls
In tbe city hall and npon tbe tap of
tbe gong are being lea to their pieces
on tbe chemical wagon. The horeea
are learning rapidly.
I We will deliver lee cream to yoor
noose. Phone Tour order . to tte
Rogue Rlvsr Creamery or Medford
Book Store.
Engineer Co mm logs baa taken
tne field and la engaged in clotting
the route for tbs line of tbe gravity
water ayatem to Waaaon Canyon, He
expects to be engaged on tbe work of
finding tbe correct route, together
with estimating tbe work, about
three months in all.
All kinds of bake stuff- Vienna
Baker. Call 'nhoni 496 and have
goods delivered
The ladles of St Mark'a Episco
pal ohuroh cleared In tbe neighbor
hood of (2o for tbe poblio library
at their social held last Friday after
noon at the opera bonee. In spite
of toe lnolemenoy of the weather
large number of people attended.
The old Howard ranch three mllee
eouth of Medford and two and one
half mllee weet of Phoenix, la now
ont op in small tracts to salt tne pur
chaser. One quarter eaah, balance In
threw payments. This la a rare op-
Krtnnlty lor men or email means,
ted with all agents. 19-12t-p.
Toe steam roller which was re
cently purchased by the City Counoll
arrived Sunday morning. The Buffalo
Pitta Company have agreed to fur
nish an engineer for two weeks to
instruct a local man in tbe running
of the engine.
Mot the. cheapest, but the beet is,
be motto sf L E Hoover, agent for
the Waahlngton Nursery Co Every
tiee sold la guaranteed to do nrst
class in every respect
Hon. J.IJ. Whitney, of Albany,
Democratic nominee for congress ad
dressed a fair alzed audience at the
opera nouse on last Thuieday evening
npon tbe leading Issues of tbe pieaent
oampalgn.
For Sale Freab miloh cows fo r
sale. Inquire of J. W. Bonar, on
Urltflo creek, four mllee from Med-
forrd. 'fnone VSi. u-zm.
Dr. Ooble'a optical parlor Is on
Seventh street, in Perry's ware
bouse. He guaranteea all bis
glaases to be correctly fitted, and
should it be necessary to do so, will
change them free of charge.
For Sale 80 acrea level land.
Ruoerigated, 40 eoree partially clear
ed. Small orchard, 6 room plaatered
bouse, good barn, farm Implementa,
good fence. Within a few rode of
store and poetotiloe. Prloe 12000.
E, Vroman, Winter, Oregon. 2o-tff.
The deal tor the sale of the
Pellet place near Talent has been
closed. The ranch waa purchased
by the Skewla Oraln company of
Minneapolis, the consideration be
ing $60,000.
Curtis Anderson, the young son
of Bert Anderson, the promoter of
the Bungalow Addition, had the
misfortune to fall from his bicycle
on Tuesday evening and break hiB
left arm. He Is doing nicely.
Dr. R. S. De Armond will be In
charge of Dr. Hargrave'a practice
while the latter is in the east. Dr.
De Armond Intends locating here
permanently.
Dr. Goble has the most up-to-
date optical parlor south of Port,
land. All the latest electrical appa-
ratus and Instruments for testing
the sight.
The City Engineer bss started
the woik on the speollloatloui of the
paving of Central Avenue from tbe
south side of Sixth street to tbe
nortb line of Eighth street. "
The machinery for the digging of
the trenches In which the water
rains of tbe city are to be laid ar
rived ou Sunasy morning.
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PERSONAL.
Burrell Miller of Applegate was
In Medtord Wednesday on business.
D. B. Russell waa at Grants Pass
this week on business.
V. A. Dunlap of Talent waa a vis
itor In Medford on Tuesday.
Emit Pack, of Lake creek, waa a
vlaltor In thla elty Tuesday.
Joe Kellsy and Ed Pottengat visit
ed In Ashland oa Tueedey
Mrs Barry Jopllng left for Lodl,
Calif., on Tuesday for a visit with
frlenda.
11 N. Nye, of Denver, Colorado,
Is engaged In potting la tbe new
plant for tbe Opp mlnse
Rev. and Mrs. Gray of Jackson
ville visited C. W. Conklin and fam
ily in Medford thla week.
T. K Stlnqulat, of Oiks, N. D., baa
arrived In Medford. tie expects to
locate in tbe valley,
L. Smith, of Riverside, Calif ,
has arrived In thla city were he ex
psote to locate.
Lynn Purdin and John Keed, of
Gold Hill, were visitors In Medford
on Monday.
H. Ci Hooper, of Taxaa , recently
arrived and expecta to make bis home
here.
Mr.'and Mra. Callahan from Spo
kane, who have been awar foi some
time returned to Medfoid Tuesday.
Geo A Johnson and David A Byd-
born, of Rookford, Indiana, are In
medford hunting for a location
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boyden re
turned Monday from a trip to San
FranclBCO. They report a fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Aldenhagen
returned from their honeymoon trip'
on Tuesday evening.
George H. Durham of Grants
Pass waa In Medford Monday on
professional business.
Charlea Gay and wife left Wed
nesday for Seattle, where tbey will
spend a few weeks visiting.
P. R. Cornelius of Washington,
who has been buying horses In the
valley, . returned home Wednesday.
Frank Ferguson and Ralph Dean
of Willow Springs were visitors In
Meuford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Palm expect
to leave shortly for Indiana where
tbey will spend tne summer months
visiting with Mrs Palm's parents
Walker L Bean, nf Spokane, Wash
Ington, Is a v!iHo- is this olty. He
oonterzptnree the purchase of land
la the valley.
Miss Marie Venose of Portland Is
visiting with Miss Edith Cranfcll.
Mine Venose Is proving very popular1
with Medford younger set.
Marshal Bowden of Eastern Oro
gon is In Medford, looking for In
vestment. He is an old-time ac
quaintance of Dr. Seely.
J. C. Torrence, who haa been vis
iting Henry Humphrey and family
of Medford, returned to his home
at Boise, Idaho, last week.
'Clarence Reames and wife re
turned recently from a vlalt in Ar
kansas. They were accompanied on
their trip by Peter Delscb,
O. C. Morris, the assistant super
intendent of the Southern Pacific
railroad company, waa In Medford
on business Monday.
Mra. Minnie Calkins and daugh
ters, Mary and Ethel, arrived In
Medford Tueaday from
City, and after a few days" visit
with relatives and frienda tbey will
leave for the south.
Mra. Wilcox and eon, of Loag
Baaeh, Calif., were reoeaf arrivals
la thla elty. They expect to make
tbelr home with Mra. Wllcox'a eon,
B, H. WUeox, who haa resided here
for eome time.
Mies Bessie Bbeppard left for Bar
low, Oregon on Tuesday evening.
aunt la 111.
Mr. and Mra. C. B. Anderson, of
Crete, Nebraska, were In Medtord a
few daya aiaoa on a visit to J. A
Bothwsll and family, Mr. Anderson
la a banker In Crete and Incidental
ly a great friend of Prof Urettory,
who la now superintendent of tbe
Crete schools, and who waa formerly
principal of tbelMedford eohools. Mr
Anderson aad all kinds of good
Crescent j words to aay of Mr Gregory and of
011 atanaing in Die neDraska noma
aad incidentally 'again he found
that Mr Gregory left a goodly bunob
of ateadfaat friends here While ben
Mr aad Mra Aadarsoa were also
guests of Mr and Mra E N Warner
A MONO THE CHURCHES.
Presbyterian Church.
Next Sunday the morning aervlce
will be dlamlssed in order to unite
wnere n.r .uo. .... . , the rervlce of the graduatng
purchased a number of booses In this L,aM of our nlgh 8chool ln tne 0p
era House at 11 a. m.; Sunday
elty. She expects to be absent from
Medford for eome time.
Mr and Mrs W L Maatern, of New
York City, arrived In Medford a few
daya ago and expect to remain bare.
Tbsy reed Tne Mall in toelr Eaatern
home and from It got a pretty good
idea of Medfoid and the Croat Kogue
River Valley
City Recorder Collina returned
from a trip o Portland and Van
couver, Washington, on Tuesday
morning. Mr. Collina reporte a
splendid time on bis trip which waa
undertaken partially for buainesa
and for pleaaure. lie visited with
bis parents and with bla two broth
era, H. G. and & C. Collins.
Peter LaUnke and B Hyde, both
of Clarkeeton, Waahlngton. are In
Medford tbie week paying a vlalt to
Ueu Uowland and family These gen
tlemen are old time Minnesota
frlenda of Mr Howland, ai tbey posi
tively declare they are no tougher
oitizena and oame from no further up
tbe stream than did Mr Howland
They would make oraaking good oiti
zena should tbey deoide to remain
here
Rowley Crult, of Liverpool, Eng
land, airlved In Medford last week
and will remain here for an Indefin
ite period He la an aoaualntance of
Hon H. von der ilelleo, the Wellen
postmaster and f aimer. The young
man being dealroua of learning farm
ing he baa ohosen this part of tbe
United Statsa to acquire that know
ledge, and being well-to-do financial
ly It Is not improbable that he will
eventoelly Invest here He will make
his borne with Mr von der llellen
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crater of Mc
Mlnnvllle arrived In Medford luea-
day and expect to make this city
their fiituro home. Mr. Crator was
formerly a pupil of Rev. F. W. I
Carstena at' the Mr.Minnvllle col 1 nge j
and is here In quest of a posit Inn
as bookkeeper or any clerical work j
which may happen along. Ho comes
yery highly recommended and will 1
undoubtedly find auch a position as j
ho seeks. j
school at 10 a. m., aa usual. ri Every,
scholar la urged to be present to
practice for tbe parade.
Memorial aervlcea will be held ln
the M. E. church next Sunday after
noon at 2:30.
t In the evening at 8 o'clock a un
ion masa meeting of all the churches
and all the people will be held In the
opera house, addressed by Judge Mc
Faddon of Corvallls.
I Methodist Episcopal Church, B St.
The Demand of the Age" will be
the subject at 11 a. m. At 3 p. m.
the annual memorial service in mem
ory of our departed heroes. The
church will be tastofully decorated
for thla aervice. In view of the un
ion temperance meeting at night,
there will be no evening service.
Sabbath school, 10 a. m.; Epworth
league, 7 p. m. All are invited.
Christian Hclcncc.
Christian Science aervices are held
every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
in the Commercial club room. Sub
ject of the lesson-sermon for Ma:
24, "Soul and Body." All are wel
come, j
Walker-Davidson Nuptials.
Jamee A Walker aad atlsa Mar
Davidson were married by the R'
Melsae at Kt Jones Tuesday Th
arilved la trek a the same evaati
on their way to Portland, Oragot
oa tbelr wedding trip
Mr. Walker la oae of the mo
prominent raaobers' ln Soott Valle
aad the bride oae of Slsalyoo
most popular aohool t sachets. X
Journal wishes them uabooao
ollee. freka Journal. May 13.
kibe bride le well-known la tf -valley,
wbere ebe raided for a aun
ber of years.
Dr. Boxtoe baa bonght tbe aa-
balf of the W. H. Brown place, 2
acres In all, the consideration belt
tlo,ooo The Rone River Land Con
pany bandied tbe deal
Tbe Emeriok Cafe la better the
ever under tbe new management ,
-Wm Ulrloh. of Eagle Point, bp
formerly of tble olty, bas purcbaa
tbe Fauoett property In Sonthwe
Medford, peylog CI'Joo
Just arrived A full line of Be
ing mscbinee. Yon can have a f:
trial at your home by seeing U, I .
Johnson. Medford Pbarmaoy, ae
pas i omoe v o rent maoninei
A traveling orane haa arrived f
the Oregon Granite Company ae
baa Been Installed In their abopa,
Don't forget the Medford Pbs
macy next to the post o tttoe
When you
lake ioe cream
readv to supply
River Creamery.
go on that ploo'
with you. We a'
you at tbe Rogt
The old style of DOUBLE SIGHT glasses do not
look as well, and there is always a dirty line separat
ing the far sight from the near. The BI-SIGHT
BIFOCAL is ground from ONE piece of glass.
The difference between the two is illustrated in the
cut below. There is no piece simply cemented on to
the main glass to work loose in a few months, and
when you wipe them they are clean, and no one
knows that you are old enough to be compelled to
wear double-sight glasses, because they cannot tell
them from the kind of ghisses worn by young people.
Bi'iight Bifocals are the nearest to one's natural 1?ht of any
glass made Unlay. THe patent on thee bl-sight bltocal glasflea
was issued Auauttt 6, 1104, so they are the newest nml most up
to date glass obtainable.
Fitted and sold by Dr. J. O. Ooblo, Medford.
Tne new style. There I The old tyle bifocal.
Is no dividing line. Notico dividing line.
Samples to bo seen at Dr. Ooble's Optical Parlor.