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THE MEDFORD DATLY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR- WEDNESDAY, .TANUARY 15908.
, -e Follow the Crowds to g-
If s Easy to Find the Place Lasts This Week and NextWeek 5j
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Kind's fur Lownuy's, Aldon'u and
Guntlior's chocolittoa. tf
1 1 1 m. K. V. (.'nrtor of AhIiIiuhI spent
tin- day in Mellon) Wednomluv.
.JaiinH Alien of I'linenix wuh a buHi
jk'hh culler ill Mi'dfonl Winlnewliiy.
Mr. and Mm, C. Carey of JMioenix
wpeiit WV'dni'Bday in Med ford.
I'yrotfnipliic outfits, wood aad hides,
for burning, at the Art Studio, Hub
bard building, near bridge, tf
Kd King, who lian been visiting with
relativeH in and around Med ford, Ijiih
returned to (iold Mill.
Two barrels more of that famous
Houston sorghum juHt received. Ilutehi
Hoii & lunisdeii. 231
K. De Kobnnm (if Jacksonville jiont
a short time in Med ford Tuesday eve
ning. Mrs. Cameron's parlors are ojien eve
nlngs and Sundays for those who are
too busy to cmiiii' other times. -'!')
Mth. ,1. A. Ma r.sh of .laeltwnn ille vis
ited friemlH living in Medford Wednes
day. Walter ItoMwick of Apj.legate, the,
expert uicclitinii', wiim among (lie many i
in Med ford rrrently.
Clinton Carey of Phoenix preeinet, a'
nuerenst'ul gardener, was in Med ford
Wednesday morning.
l. Anderton of Tiilent, the jolly Din
ner, spent a few hours in Med ford Sat- :
unlay. j
L. Thompson, who lives near Central i
Point, made Med ford a business visit
Tuesday, j
.1. I. Rirluirdsoii of Ppper Kogue i
Wiver, the Neieiit if ie workman, is in
Medl'nrd again, I
S. A. Pattison, editor f the Central j
Point Herald, wjis in our city Tuesday ,
afternoon. j
The largest assort meat of postals ever i
exhibited in Stmt hern Oregon nt the Art
Studio, llubliiird building, near" bridge. J
Also a imc!1 line of ttlbuins. tf j
Montgomery, the swilelmian, who is
nceiuo'd or' robbing freight ears in the
Ashland railroad yimN, wns arreied at
Sissoii, Cal.. nod will be extradited.
Mr. mid Mrs. Wells are conducting a J
dancing class at Angle V Opera House, I
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights, i
H to Id. Cull and get. our terms. 2.VI J
It. N. Hurler has received n telegram
stating that 1. S. Hnsey, father in law
of .1. II. Itutlcr, died veMeidny at liar- !
risburg, dr. '
Mr. and Mis. Wells are euinlu.-t ing
u dancing cla-s at Angles Opera Mouse,
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights,
s to o. rail and get our terms.
Mrs. C. W. Coiililin b ft for .lackson,
where ulie will at tend t he install:! I ion
of officers for the ensuing vear in the
Uebekah lodge.
i Vsear I. yen, a carpenter of W, st
Medt'ord, who ha I n building a resi
deuce properly at Central Point under
Contractor Crav, will remain at his
home for tl oming Week.
W. Mnlkev of Kugeue is isjting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Walker in West Medf.ml. Mr. Mulkey
is Mi. Walker's father.
Thomas Than tit' Wvi Medford lias
been confimd t. his bed ou account
of an acute attack of rheumatism for
the past week
Mr. .1. C o.bb- left .'ii the ,.uth
bound train for Yreka. Cat., where he
Will ply his tiade, that of an optician,
for the next three weeks.
.1. !., llamnierslv. the ;,,!. I 11,11 post
master, banker and lawwr, announces
that he will be a candidate for tin- lie
publican nomination for representative.
He would make a good one.
Mi-. ('. Warreu, a pieio cr la lv of
l-.ti. of M.Minnvilb. Or., who bas boen
paving In r m phew, .1. (i. Mattin, and
family, a 1 hi e months ' social i -i t .
left today tor tier futute hoiiu'. Tinner,
Kan.
YE OUR. PRICED HAVE FALLEN BlT THEY
HAVE NOT FALLEN ON "FAKE" TUFF. THEY
HAVE FALLEN ON WHAT WE HAVE LEFT ON
THE REGULAR. LINE OF GOOD MERCHANDISE. IT
S IMPOSSIBLE YOU KNoY TO BUY JUST EX
ACTLY WHAT YOU ARE GOING To SELL AND NO
MORE. WHAT WE HAVE LEFT IS OUR WINTER
GOODS WE SHALL SELL AT THE LOWEST OF
PRICES
REMEMBER WE HAVE THE ONLY GUARANTEED
HOLEPROOF SOX IN SOUTHERN OREGON AND
GUARANTEED CRAVENENTE RAINPROOF HATS.
RESPECTFULLY
DANIELS'
rOTW CLOTHING STORE
.1. T. Ileriford of (iriffin creek and
his sister, Mrs. I. a lira Uriffith, both
retnrmd from llanford, I'nl.
iir. So. Ie has jr.uie to Portland, ac
company in;; Mrs. llattie Katun Law
refce, ivho entered a hospital for the
pel t'oraiaiu e of an operation for tumor.
Kru lucrum, who has beeti located in
Northern alit'oinia for some time, is
vi-iiin relaiies anl friends living in
this seetioli.
J inl I Mi nil, outity Roe order I lur
nett and tounty i 'oinini-ti..iiiT I'atti r
sor did business in Medt'ord Tuesday
i enini;.
V. t;. UeeKal-a.di of Salom, Oarl Oet
en of Vaii.-ouvrr and Adam M uelb-r of
I'.othind. all well knouu brewers, are
in l dfotd on bit dnt'ss.
l.rwis Ooi.ii of near Wellen was a
M. dfotd l.nsin. ss caller Tio sdav. He i
is a hoine-tender and is .nl;.ioi,'d in tin-1
rawing of stock.
I aptain !oa . of .la. ks on ille has
be. n erv si, ,. Mrs. .lolni Movh, r, hi
da -i;hter. of M. dfenl. has ., , n at his
b. .Uide for s,- oral we, ks.
1 .a dies shampoo, ."el,-; yents ' sham
I ; 1- ti. atm. nts t-le. tric vibra
totv coiiise for dandruff anil falling
leii.-. laldies -..o.i, ..ms t.l't. Mrs.
Cainetoii. Hot"t Moore Annex. l'u'o
Hon. HetiM 1. Kebli of the Apple
iiao arrix . 1 in M. dford W-.lnevda ,
Ho U one of Ji.k'.'n county's repre
s. i : at i i s, ha in: been a member of the
b-w r house at the 1 i,( seon.
n's' ta. iai mawij;. . iJ.V; ladies'
' ! a I'd li' . t.t i r. leu i a;. J" i' ; si
' v ' ' ' 1 ' " ' .! i ilovi'orv mas
v... . M-s. t ,. . Hotel Mo..r,
RESOLVED
that jnow is not the
omlythinig that falls
THIS T ME OF THE YEAR
OUR PRICES ARE COMING
DOUN ON -SOME" OF OUP
VERY BEST VALVES. WE
DOKT WANWMY LEFT
OVEK5 1RUSTR
Sam lioussuin oi' .iac'usoiivillo vas n
M'dfor.l business caller Tuesday.
.1. A. Smith ha moved his tin shop
frotn the Mc Andrew biiihlini;, near the
bridge, to. t lie frame building on the
west side, near the Week Mctiowatl
furniture store.
A few enlarged photos of Southern
t )reoit scenery, left over from the
Christmas trade, will be iven frco with
frame to fit, on receipt of retail price
of frame. A limited supply. The Art
Studio, Hubbard bldj., near bridge, tf
lr. .1. S. Dewey uf I.akeview, the
well know n dent ist. who was initiated
in the mysteries of Klkdmn. died nt
tdendale a few days since, while visit
iiii; relatives living there.
Hon. H. I. Kubli of Appl.ate, one
of .laeksou county's representatives in
t he legislature, was in Med ford and
.laeksoiiv ille Wednesday. He is feeling
of the political pulse.
Jos. H. siiner. "ho stationed nt
l"it Mcl'herson, Oa., expects to return
t i Mtdford next September, when Ins
term of enlistment expires, lie is now
sergeant of the band of his reejituent
and has yiven sat isfa. t ion thronchont.
Walter Havis, formerly engineer of
the 1'. I!., pass.-d tliroucli Med ford
To sd.a n mute to Portland. He will
: a i n enter the employ of the South
em 1 'ae i fie, rinininu to .1 unction City
mi Mir main line.
Vuion new arrivals in Medt'ord are:
!. Hopkins. Hntte. Mont.; K. Kink.
H i'Miibil. b..; K. 11. lireen, frail, fob;
I- Mm. tt. o!,s. I;,.; M,s. ( ,ires
M. H- im. S. at!.-. Wr.sh ; Kosabel Milne,
f 'and Porks. . p.
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD WEAR
Duof old HealthUnderwear
) UOFOLD HEALTH UNDER
WEAR, bring made irf two separate fab
rics, it is warmer than a single fabric
oftwiee the thickness. The good house
wife puts a double blanket on the bed for
the same reason. The outer fabric in
Duof old Health Underwear excludes the
cold, the inner retains the heat.
D UOFOLD HEALTH UNDER
WEAR, being made from two light fab
rics interknit, it has warmth without
bulk or weight, the inner fabric being
made of very fine combed cotton and at
tached to the outer fabric of wool, keeps
the wool from shrinking. The good
housekeeper, in washing a piece of lace,
sews it to a cotton fabric to keep the lace
from shrinking. -
DUOFOLD HEALTH UNDER
WEAR, being made of two separate fab
rpTJT? r"Prr"1T?T V Oregon's Greatest
X 111 X
V ill in in I'lrick nunc to Mi'ilforil on
InniiH'sH Wi'ilnoHiliiy from Eniilo Point.
Or. Civile S. I'nviio. one of the San
l-Vuu-isi'o fnpitnlist who recently or
i;:inize,l the Rogue Hiver Valley Orc-h-arils
company to develop the lOOO-nere
Myer tract of laiol mar Asliluml, is
lore on business connecteil with the
enterprise, says the Ashland Tidings.
.1. 1'. Kodily. mayor, L. D. Harris, J.
K. Watt. I-'. K. Merrick, (irant Stone.
aM of Medford: L. II. I'earoe of Myr
tle Point, and W. II. Norcross of Cen
tral Point, form n party of Southern
Oregon fruit men who are lit the Ore
gon, having come to attend the annual
meeting of the Oregon Horticultural so
ciety. ttregonian. January 14.
W. A. Allen and family, who hnve
loin visiting at the home of .1. W.
Smylie in North Medford, left Wod
nesdav for Orange county, California,
their former home. Mrs. liiee will ac
company them to her home, which is in
the same county.
"The Mascot."
Seats were put on sale this morning
at 10 o'clock and the line looked like
an advance sale at the Heilig or Mar
.piam. Portland. Alout ion seats were
sold the first half hour. This liig sale
so far ahead of the dat of lx'rf.irm
.nice, indicates that the Opera House
nil! he "packed to the guards" on the
night of performance. Kemcmher the
.pit. me night only. Wednesday. .lan-
tiarv "J2.
P
ami Mrs. .hi.lson Ager of Age
ie Wen visiting A-libnd.
UOFOLD
SOLD ONLY AT
WVJVJliv x
INLAND EMPIRE TRAIN
TO STOP AT MEDFORD
The Commercial club lias received the
following:
"Walla Walla. Wash., .Ian. S.
"Medford Commercial eluli, Medford.
Or.:
"(ientlemen I am pleased to ac
knowledge receipt of yonr kind invita
tion of the tith inst. extended our ex
cursionists to visit your city en route
to Los Angeles.
"This sort of thing cements n friend
ly feeling which is bound to result in
promoting the best sort of interest in
the advancement of the Pacific North
west in general and our party will gn
out with a glad handshake to every one
they meet and make it a point to do
everything possible to concentrate the
gaze of the people in general upon the
three states Washington, Oregon and
Idaho.
We hope to have several in our party
who can tell you about our country,
which has n climate that permits of our
wearing straw hats on .Innuary the 1st.
the same as in California or other
southern climes.
"Again thanking you, T beg to re
main, yours truly, iil-'.X C. HOLT.
" l hairmaii transportation committee.''
William Mailer, shorty Miles, .lack
Ilouble.lay and Kd Hnie. who have been
ait on a camping trip in the Tianehoreo
country, returned Tuesday night. Tliey
havo been g..ne abnnt two weeks. Mr.
Midler wiil enter open his duties at the
Peuel iV K-Mitner store within the m xt
few d:is.
rics with the air space between, bears to
the human body the same relation as that
of the double window of the house. Air
being a non-conductor of cold, the gar
ment made of two separate fabrics with
an air space between is wanner than a
single garment of double the thickness.
DUOFOLD S inner fabric of cotton
with air cells between the impurities of
the body are absorbed by the outer fab
ric, while in the ordinary single garment
the impurities are retained next to the
skin.
DUOFOLD HEALTH UNDER
WEAR, being made with the inner fab
ric of a very fine'eottfm, is soft, and can
therefore be worn by those who would
like to wear wool, but think thev cannot.
DUOFOLD HEALTH UNDER
WEAR has twice the absorbing and ven
tilating qualities of a single fabric.
Value Givers
MANY PEOPLE HEADED
THIS WAY FROM EAST
The somewhat disturbed financial
situation in the cast and south is caus
ing industrial institutions in the older
states to investigate the opportunities
for a more advantageous home in the
great Pacific Northwest, or lit least
thia would bp indicated by the fact
that the Portland Commercial club has
had more correspondence on this sub
ject within the last fin days than dur
ing the previous 1- months.
The immigration to Oregon and
Washington this year ought to be dou
ble that of last. In no other two states
hns every character of crop yielded
so enormously and commanded such u
high price. People in the older com
munities are disposed to move, nnd the
Pacific Northwest should get more
than its proportion of new citizens, but
to accomplish this all the commercial
bodi-s must work in harmony and in
dividuals must participate through pri
vate correspondence, which is the
strongest influence of all.
PHOTO (1AI.I.KRV SOLD.'
I. II. Mackey, have sold my photo
graph gallery to Mr. F. W. Lesmeister.
The reason that I have not announced
it sooner was to find out first what kind
of n photographer Mr. Lesmeister was.
Now I can say that he is a good all
round photographer and T recommend
him to all of my customers and friend.
Respectfully
i".t H. '. MA( KKV.
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