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120 WINTER SUITS AT COST
In order to make room for more stock we will offer the
public 120 odd Suits at the following prices : : ; : ;
a good pair $10.00 to $14.50 values $7
;fsTderS 13.50 to 160 values 9
free with every 7
suit 16.50 to 22.50 values II
These Suits
will go quickly
and the first to
rail will have
the pick
Boys' Clothing' Snaps
We are positively going to sell every Boys' short
pants suit in the store at cost and discontinue
handling boys' clothing entirely. Come and see
these suits at your own prices.
Copyrisht im
Tb House of Kuppenhebrcr
Special offer com
mences Nov. 11, 1908
DANIELS FOR. DUDS
Largest Clothing Store
in Southern Oregon
(By M.;J. C.)
. Dr. frank Roberts of Medford was
a visitor at, tb e( home of hit father.
George Robert.; Sanday.
K. O. Pentte sums down on Satur
day to vl .lt with hi. parents, Mr. and
Mn. C. Carey, returning Sunday.
George McClaln Is quite busy these
fine wsrm days, painting several
houses In Phoenix, among them on
for Jack Wright.
Jeff Devlnny, an old-time Phoenix
lad, and brother of Mrs. Collla Sted
man, returned from the mines la
California this week and will Tlslt
with home folks for a while.
A great deal of fall grain Is being
sown Just now In this part of the val
ley, as the rain has put the soil la
fine condition to plow, and every on
Is taking advantage of the good
weather.
The hum 'of the Weeks furniture
mill can be heard again this week.
It has required a great deal of labor
and expense to put the dam and ditch
1 and flumes In shape tor the winter's
run. But they have plenty of work
on hand.
1 Ml boa. Vapf anil T.aIHa Rtnnilif
and Effle Wise are packing apples
at the Burrell orchard this week. Mr.
Burrell Is only packing a few small
orders as yet. Most of the orchard
men are waiting for the winter's de
mand and consequent better prices.
Almost the entire population of
this little town was In attendance at
the comedy given by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis, under the ausplceB of
the Woodmen of the World In Phoe
nix. Every one was well pleased.
Besides, a neat little sum wss real
ized by the camp.
Died In Phoenix, November 5, of
I dropsy, Herman Wright, oldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright. The lit
tle fellow, has been a great sufferer
for the past three years. His par
ents took him to Portland over a
year ago, where he underwent an op
eration. But all that medical skill
could do was of no avail. He was.
aged 8 years.
The riedford
Furniture Co.
Housefurnishers and
Undertakers 3
Day Phone 63
Night Phone, C. W. Conklin495
Night Phone, J. H. Butler 148
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(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Jesse Richardson was at Talent
yesterday visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Woodford spent
Sunday with Ashland friends.
Deputy County: Clerk Mollie B.
Town spent Sunday In Ashland.
F. K. Deuel was at Ashland Sun
day, returning borne the same day..
J. W. Wiley went down to San
Francisco yesterday to attend to bus
iness matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Allen went
down to Eugene Sunday, where they
may conclude to remain.
Mrs. M. Caldwell went down to
Gold Hill yesterday for a tew' days
Tlslt with her son Frank. ,' ' '
Mrs. H. B. Nye rtenrned to her
home near Gold Hill Sunday after a
few days' visit with home folk.
Mrs. John Herrlngton returned
Sunday from Portland, where she had
been for the past several weeks.
Attorney Gus Newbury returned
from Ashland Sunday, where lie
spent several days attending to a
land case before United .States Com
missioner Brlggs.
L. B. Pentz, sone of Attorney S.
S. Pents, went down to Terlock, Cal.,
Sunday, where he will enter school.
Attorney M. Purdln went down to
San Francisco Sunday on business.
He expects to be absent about a
week.
L. E. Hoover went down to Gold
Hill and Woodville Sunday to attend
to the delivering of fruit trees sold
at these palces.
A. J. Stewart returned to his home
In Cottage Grove, Or., Sunday after
a few days spent In the city attend
ing to business and visiting.
Mrs. L. F. Courn of Treka, Cal.,
stopped off on her way home from
Portland for a short visit with her
friend. Miss Ella Gaunyaw.
L. H. Meggs and family and J. J.
Wagoner started Sunday for Duncan,
Ariz., where Mr. Meggs has ought
property. They expect to remain
there this winter.
W. Bowman, who came up from
Southern California several weeks
ago in order to be here to vote, re
turned to Los Angeles Saturday,
where he will spend the winter.
' Mrs.' O. F. King returned to her
home at Eureka, Cal., Sunday after
several weeks' visiting among her
many friends In this city. Mr. King
will remain here for a while to at
tend to some business matters.
Every prunegrower In the valley
should attend the meeting called for
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Commercial club rooms In Med
ford. There are matters going to
come up for discussion which will be
of Interest to every grower of prunes
in Southern Oregon, and none are
there who can afford to miss attend
ing this meeting.
Just
Received
Another Car of BARLEY
WE ALWAY8 HAVE
HAY, GRAIN mi All Ms of FEED
:AT:
THE BIG
DOUBLE FRONT
STORE
Warner, Wortman 8 Gore
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
T. B. Goodpasture of Central Point
as en our streets yesterday.
S. J. Freudenburg of Butte Falls
was In the city yesterday on busi
ness. Mrs. F. M. Wilson and daughter.
Gladys, are visiting in San Fran
cisco. 8. B. Stoner of Sam's Valley was
among Medtord's many visitors yesterday.
Mrs. C. W. Wolters of Talent was
visiting Medford relatives and
friends yesterday.
C. P. Danlelson came up yesterday
from Oakland, Cal., for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Men's Civic Brotherhood dinner at
the First Baptist church next Fri
day evening. Tickets 35 cents.
Wilson & Kinyou recently sold to
Ed Root one acre of the Barrow
place, southwest of town, for 1450.
W. M. Kennedy yesterday sold two
lots on North Central avenue to
Frank Lagnon; consideration, (500.
J. T. Slate of Tangent, Or., arrived
In Medford yesterday. He Is a friend
of W. M. Floyd and Is here looking
for a location.
Miss Eva Pltz, a cousin of C. E.
Tull, arrived from Fort Jones, Cal.,
yesterday and will visit In our city
tor a short time.
Miss Sadie Davis, a niece of Mrs.
E. E. Morrison of Griffin Creek, who
has been spending the summer here,
returned to her home in Albany Or.,
yesterday.
All men are Invited to attend the
dinner given by the Men's Civic
Brotherhood of the First Baptist
church next Friday evening In the
church parlors.
H. A. Meyer and H. G. Meyer, Jr.,
of Lake Creek, brought In a band of
fine beef cattle yesterday, the former
23 head and the latter 8. They were
sold to William Ulrlch.
C. D. Vincent of Oakland, Cal., and
Shirley Baker of San Francisco, Cal.,
arrived In Medford yesterday. They
are here In connection with the Ham
ilton water proposition.
The Men's Civic Brotherhood of
the First Baptist church will have a
dinner In the church parlors next
Friday evening. All men are Invited
to attend. Tickets 35 rants each.
The firm of Warner, Wertman ft
Gore shipped two carloads of fat cat
tle to Portland last night. H. G.
Wortman accompanied the cars and
will look after the sale of the stock
In the city.
The Baptist church people are
again adding to the beauty of their
church property by filling the lot In
front of their building, preparatory
to putting out a lawn and the plant
ing of shrubbery.
Attorney W. D. Fenton of Port
land was In the city on his way to
Jacksonville to attend to some bus
iness matters. Mr. Fenton expressed
surprise at the growth of Medford
and was pleased to note the spirit
of thrift shown In putting down ce
ment sidewalks and In street paving.
Irvln McCall has moved from
Prospect to Medford and will reside
here. He has purchased a lot in
Sunnyslde Addition and has erected
a temporary dwelling thereon. He
expects later to build a fine resi
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sautter of
Reading, Pa., arrived In the city yes-
terday. They have been Intending
to locate here should conditions be
to their liking. They are greatly
pleased with the outlook for the city
and valley so far as they have seen it.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mackrille or
Washington, D. C, stopped off from
No. 15 yesterday. They have been
looking over Idaho and Washington
and have stopped at several points
between here and Portland. They
are hunting a place to make their
home and are greatly pleased with
the looks of this valley and city.
W. M. Floyd and family of Los
Angeles, Cal., arrived in the city yes
terday. Mr. Floyd recently bought
the Purdln property, corner Sixth
and Bartlett streets, from Mr.
Schutte. They have been spending
the past six weeks ' visiting in the
states of Illinois, Washington and
Colorado, and are now here with a
view ot remaining.
Messrs. H. D. and F. C. Ed meads,
recent arrivals In Medford from
Greenburg, Ind., have leased what
Is now the Hotel Moore dining room
and between the middle of December
and the first of January will open a
boot and shoe store therein. . These
gentlemen are experienced men in
this line of business and they expect
to carry a large stock.
Street-paving work took a rest yes
terday, owing to the fact that the
supply of fine rock for use In the
top dressing was temporarily ex
hausted. The contractors have had all kinds
of hard luck In getting out rock at
the quarry. The opening of a new
quarry Is always a slow and tedious
Job and not even at this time has the
company gotten it In shape so that
sufficient room Is given for both
crushers to work advantageously. An
other cause of delay was the break
ing of one ot the crushers. This,
however, Is now at work, and with
the two crushers working night and
day It is expected there will be but
little delay In the progress of the
work If, If the weather keeps good.
'Workmen are busy putting In the
water connections on Central avenue
before the paving starts on that
street.
C. R. McClintock came In from
the mines In the Sterling country
yesterday. He reports favorable
prospects.
Mrs. H. G. Shearer returned yes
terday from Oakland, Cal., where she
had been visiting a brother, who is
quite 111.
F. W. Richardson ("Baldy"), from
the Soldiers' Home at Roseburg, was
In the city yesterday on his way to
his former home In Klamath county.
Ivan Blebersteadt ot Willow Creek
is In Medford, having brought in 1$
head of fine beet cattle which he sold
to Huth ft Ashpole. He tells that
there are a great many bears In his
locality this year. That being the
case, he and his band of dogs are hav
ing all kinds ot a good time.
ItOI.NCiS AT COCNTV SEAT.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
A. H. Johns of Beagle, Or., Is In
town today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Titus of Erie,
Pa., are among the latest arrivals.
E. Dent came up from his new
home near Myrtle creek yesterday.
He will return today.
Mrs. George McLean of Los An
geles Is In Medford visiting ber
father, J. Gllllspy.
George Daniel, the tall man from
the tall timber of the Prospect coun
try, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. E. Kinney and Mrs. J. M.
Wagner of Ashland are In Medford,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miles.
W. B. Barnes of Klamath county
stopped off In Medford yesterday for
a visit with . R. Horning and family.
Mr. Barnes was returning from Sa
lem, to which place he bad taken a
prisoner.
New Cases Filed In Circuit Court.
W. H. Clement vs. T. H. Mans
field and Mary Brantner Suit to
foreclose lien. A. E. Reames, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
Pearl Bogue vs. W. E. Bogue
Suit for divorce; dismissed.
E. C. Morse and J. A. Lemery vs.
J. M. Easterllng Action to recover
money: dismissed. .
W. E. Phipps vs. B. P. Thelss
Dismissed.
J. D. Whitman vs. W. A. Jones,
sheriff, and C. W. Wolters Injunc
tion order dissolved.
J. F. Reddy, receiver for the Cra
ter Lake Railroad company, vs. A.
A. Davis et al. Demurrer argued
and taken under advisement by the
court.
In the matter of the application of
Martin McDonough to register title
to real property Default entered
and decree taken.
In the matter of the application of
J. A. Lyons to register title to real
property Default entered and decree
taken.
W. H. Clement vs. T. II. Mansfield
and Mary Brantner, suit to foreclose
lien; A. E. Reames, attorney tor
plaintiff.
District Attorney B. F. Mulkey was
at Central Point Saturday on official
business.
Mr. Frank R. Nell, ofButte creek,
was visiting his father County Judge
J. P. Nell, the last of the week.
Attorney A. E. Reames of Jackson
ville, was In Ashland on professional
business Friday.
Mr. W. IT. Gllles,.of Ashland, and
Mr. Palmerlle, of Dead Indian, were
at the county seat Saturday on timber
land matters.
Messrs. Zach Cameron and William
Cameron, two prominent cltlsms of
Applegate, were trading In Jackson
ville, Saturday.
Mrs. A. 8. Rosenbanm, of Medford,
and Mrs. N. Hosmer, of Footi creek,
were attending to business matters
and visiting friends In Jacksonville
last week.
Mr. Charles R. Fargo, representa
tive of the Kllham Stationery ft
Printing Company, of Portland, was
Intervelwlng the professional men of
Jacksonville Saturday.
I Mr. G. F. Billings, ot Ashland, and
Mr. J. M. Tyler, ot Soda Springs.
I were at the county seat Saturday.
U. S. Civil Service Agent Andrew
Kennedy, of Portland, was In Jack
sonville Saturday on timber land
matters.
Messrs. Marlon Lance and M. San
dors, of Gold Hill, were in Jackson
ville Wednesday, to attend a meeting
of Warren Lodge, A. F. ft M.
Issued to George Nichols, Jr., and
Hazel Charley; Clarence H. Baldwin
and Zoma Wilkinson; Emmett A.
Koonts and Anna Tracey.
NORTH MEDFORD NOTES.
(By J. G. Martin.)
Miss Emma Grimes, one ot Mad
ford's fair young ladies, has accepted
a lucrative position In Dunsmulr,
Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore ot Wood
ville is paying Mrs. Moore's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Buck, ot North
Medford, a brief visit.
Br. and Mrs. Dresser ot North
Medford were happily surprised Sun
day from an unexpected visit from
their son, T. A. Harra of Washing
ton,, but late of Eugene.
H. W. Grimes, the carpenter, ot
North D street, has returned to his
home from his contract of building
Sam McClenden's beautiful resldenoa
at Gold Hill.
We Pay the Freight
To All Railroad Points
in . JACKSON COUNTY
REMEMBER
THE MEDFORD
FURNITURE CO.
Carries tHe Largest
Assortment of
FURNITURE
CARPETS
U1RUU PAPER
Etc.
South of Portland
We POSITIVELY GUARANTEE Prices
as low and Goods the best
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for beautiful Christmas Souvenir
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