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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1908)
GREAT PEMONSTRATflQ SALE Wjnolesalmg EHireck to Buyers 15,000 worth of Ameri ca's finest and most exclusive pianos in Med f ord for the first time. The very masterpieces of the piano mak ers' art, some established over hal century. Great Reduction in Prices (Ja1 Every Buyer His vjwn Dealer We Must Sell large raber at once. We have been unable to find a suitable store to rent in Medford, therefore quick ac tion is the word. The terrific reductions in prices will cer tainly move this stock, at once WcArc the Originators f&SSL- Purchasing for 40 great central distributing ..EILER'S stores enables us to seowe advantages . in buying and' handling that oannotn be obtained in any other way. These advantages we are always glad to SHARE WITH OUR PATRON g From $154 to $249 can now be easily saved on the very best' makes of Pianos in America. I lict Thtnl We a1"5 aetuallv selling Highest Class dU9t IIIIIIK pianos at $192, 217 and $248, and for $318, $367 and $384 you can now buy Pianos that sell regularly the country over at $550 to $(575. (it lrfltpa 0" 'or is absolute fairness and. squareness. "ual alllCC The Eilers Piano House guarantee is celebrat "Ve positively guarantee complete satisfaction. Thousands of satisfied customers today testify to this fact. Tprmc We will make terms to suit your own convenience. 1113 What we want now are homes for these beautiful Pianos so that each one will sell a dozen others for us in the TlPflV future. Come to Singler's Music Store at 103 West 7tH St., where the big signs are up. Don't delay, for we assure you that NEVER AGAIN will you see such a slaughter of Prices. . STORES AT ALL POINTS Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California and Nevada General Office: Portland, Oregon D. W. THOMAS Special Sales Manager Wholesale Pacific Northwest 13th & Northrup' Sts., Portland Exporters to South America, Hawaii and the Orient 653 Market Street, San Francisco CiOOODDOOODCIO30CKOODOCHX000 iThe Hedford Furniture Co. Hnucef urnishers and Undertakers Day Phone 63 Night Pbane. C, W. Conklin 495 M.h.Dh. I H Rntlirl4fl LOCAL AND PERSONAL (From Tuesday', daily) P. M. Shaddock of Portland la In Medford for a short bualnesa trip. Judge H. O. Dox of Jacksonville was a caller at The Morning Mail of 'fice yesterday. Mayor add Mrs. J. P. Reddy re turned Sunday from Seattle and oth er northern cities. W, L. Chlldreth of Eagle Point was a Tlsltor In Medford yesterday. He will return to Eagle Point today. W. W. Eastllck, who has been Tin ning E. S. adn Charles E. Tull for a few days, departed for Seattle ye terday. J. A. Elmhurst, formerly of this! city, came In Sunday from Alberta, Canada, where he has been stopping for some time. i p nnnde of Salem returned home yesterday after a visit in our city of a few days with his brother, Rev. W. E. Good.. Born Last night the stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Amleo and made them a Christmas present of a ten-pound girl. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Shadduck of Portland are In Medford paying a visit to Mrs. Shadduck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Meeker. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis, who have been In the city for several days vis iting Mr. Dennis' sister, Mrs. 8. V. Anderson, left Sunday for Marsh field, Or. Mrs. A. T. Bowman, who has been visiting her oarenta. Mr. and Mrs M. U Mais., for a few days, left yesterday for her home at White Salmon, Wash. Joe Harrell, who came her sev eral .months ago from Texas, return ed there yesterday. His brother, W. A. Harrell, and family will purchase property and remain here. Dr. R. O. Gale of North Bend, Or., arrived in Medford yesterday and will spend the holidays with Judge and Mrs. W. M. Colvtg. Mrs. Gale has been visiting here for several weeks. M. F. McCown went to Glendale Sunday for a few days' stay. Miss Alice Streets is home from school and will spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Streets. Anderson Toft report that they have sold seven lots In their recently platted addition to Medford. On one of these a residence is now be'.ng erected and on two others dwellings will soon be commenced. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Campbell of Jamestown, N. D., came In yesterday and will remain during tha wlntor. Mr. Campbell Is a brother of our good townsman, W. M. Campbell, of the firm of W. T. York ft Co. The company which purchased Dr. Picket's "401" orchard a tew weeks ago have since then bought the Ev ans tract of 160 acres, lying Just south of "401," and they are now having 100 acres of the land set to fruit. Miss May Phipps will leave today for San Diego, Cal., at which place her parents and brother are .low visiting. Miss Phipps will remain during the school vacation of two weeks and may decide to remain un til spring. Don McDonald of Terry, Mont , who has been visiting with the fam ily of C. E. McComb for a short time, and also looking over the val ley with a view to locating, left for home yesterday. He expects to re turn next spring. Mr. and Mrs. H. Shelton and daughter of Port Angeles, Wash., stopped off Saturday for a brief visit with H. S. Brumble and family. These people are Just returning home from a trip of several months In various eastern cities. The sales of stamps at the local postotflce Saturday amonnted to the sum of 110 and for yesterday I13 J For the same day last year the stamp ..im war. 175. which shows a on siutrrauiv lut.cooo ... done now to what It was at that time. (From Wednesday's Daily.) T. J. and M. J. Emerick returned home yesterday from a few days spent on Rogue river fishing and hunting. H. S. Brumble, the drayman, wai yesterday unloading a full carload of wagons for Hubbard Bros., Imple ment dealers. L. A. Rose was a caller at the Morning Mall office yesterday. J. W. Grover was In from Eagle Point yesterday. Mrs. C. D. Reed arrived from her home at Ashland yesterday to spend the holidays with her sons, Frank and Fred, of this city. O. C. Richards, his mother and sister, arrived yesterday from Ash land, Neb., and will visit for several weeks with the family of G. F. Wort man, about two miles south of the city. W. R. Stansell returned yesterday from Portland. He has secured em ployment and will arrange to move his family there at once. About 25,000 pounds of Union Leader tobacco was unloaded at the depot here yesterday for the B. P. Thelss ft Co.'s wholesale house. S. M. Nealon and daughters, Misses May and Rose, were in yes terday from their pleasant home at Table Rock, doing Christmas shop ping. S. A. Carlton, one of the promi nent farmers of Wellen precinct, was I Id the city yesterday delivering some choice beef cattle to one of the mar ket men. Rev. E. P. Jones, presiding elder of the M. E. church South, who has been In the city several days, re turned yesterday to his home at Cor- allls, Or. ,.jst 4iv Mrs. Ida Kenworthy and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Parker went down to Gold Hill yesterday to remain over Christmas with W. H. Kenworthy,. son of Mrs. Kenworthy. W. F. Shaffer was In the city yes terday, having stopped for a shot time on his way home to Gold Hill, from his mines on Forest creek, several miles west of here. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barr left y terday for Southern California points. They will stop en route at Oakland for a short time. They ok pect to be absent most of the wlntor. Invitations are out announcing the marriage of Miss Grace Rose of Phoenix to Mr. Clyde C. Catn of Corvallls, Wednesday evening, Jan uary 6. at the home of Mrs. Rose, lo Phoenix. O. V. Myers returned yesterday from a stay of some two weeks in Linn county. Mr. Myers owns some land east of Albany, near where there Is prospect work being done for oil. He feels certain It will be found. He has refused a good fig ure for his holdings. . mine, about eight miles west of this city. Mr. HIgglns and A. Thompson have this mine leased and from the bunch of gold Mr. HIgglns had with him after only a two weeks' run, working over rock which had previ ously been worked, we Judge thoy are doing mighty well and we ire glad of It. HAD NARROW ESCAPE. Son of J. W. Bell Had Leg Broken by Tree Falling on Him. The son of J. W. Bell of Talent, aged about 4 years, met with a se rious accident Wednesday. It seems the child has been living with the family of A. Weiss on Dry creek for some time, and when Mr. WeiBs went out near the house to cut some wood the little fellow went along to see the tree fall. Mr. Weiss placed him where he felt certain he was out of danger, but the tree fell in the op posite direction from what was In tended. As It started, Weiss yelled to the boy to run, which he started to do. but before he was out of its way a limb struck him, breaking his left leg a short distance above the knee. Dr. Conroy was at once sent for and reduced the fracture and the little fellow was resting easy at last ac- counts. TEAM RAN AWAV. Ethel and Mabel Anderson of Woodvllle met with a bad runaway accident yesterday. They came here by train and hired a team and a driver from one of the local llverlnt. when Just beyond Central Point the tongue Of the buasrv dronned and rhn 'horses becoming frightened ran away. Miss Mabel was thrown out and was severely shaken up and bruised, but fortunately no bones were broken. The young ladles were taken to ranch near by and the neonle living there brought them back to town. OX WEDDING TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. Halley of Summer- land, Stop. Over at Medford. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Halley of Sum- merland, Cal., arrived In Medford Sunday and will spend the holidays 1th the Halley boys of this city. These people are her on a little wedding trip, they having been mar ried at the home of tha bride's slater Sacramento, on December 10. Mrs. Halley was formerly Leona Hendricks and was a resident of Summerland. Mr. Halley la a tin. smith by trade and Is extensively en. gaged in th. manufacture of tin and copper ware goods in Summerland, and as well, owns a beautiful home there, to which he will take his bride upon their return from Medford. REDDY VS. KEENE. Case I. Now In Hands of Jury; Ver dict Likely Rendered Today. The case of Mayor Reddy against Dr. Keene for commission on a land deal came up yesterday at Jackson ville. The case was given to the Jury at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, but it la not expected a verdict will be reached until some, time today. Here for Holidays. Alt Weeks, of the orchard com pany of Weeks ft Deuel, is In the city spending the holidays. Mr Weeks tells that he Is decidedly busy at the orchard near Woodvllle this winter. He Is putting out 100 acres of pear trees, comprising all the commercial varieties, and that he has put up two and a halt miles of rabbit-proof fence, this enclrclina a good part of land set to trees. ! Last winter this company set Ii5 acres of apple trees and 15 acres of , grapes, but unfortunately the rab bits did considerable damage tm' these vines. WERE NOT SrCCESSFCI,. ( Two Ladies Who Started Ilanriaug Academy Here Now in Seattle Quite a few people are wondering? why Mrs. Crevlston and Mrs. Clark, two ladles who came here from fn- dlana a few weeks ago and startedE a dancing academy, did not remain They gave lessons for one eveniae In the Red Men's hall and appearedc to give very good satisfaction, bwt. there was nothing doing when ta date for the next leitann arrived. According to a letter receive from Mrs. Crevlston by Secretary Miller of the Medford Commercial club yesterday It appears that th two ladles have gone to Seattle However, they Intend to return here. In the meantime they are "slnglnc: praises of Medford." Oregon Belle Mine. 8. A. D. HIgglns was In the city yesterday from th Oregon Bella A right Merry Xmas be thine And a prosperous, happy 1909 MILLER & EWBANK The Cash Grocery Where Your Dollars Are Largest
