Medford daily tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1906-1909, January 20, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto A $.!t REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE STORM ALL ODD L O T S A L L R K M XAXTS AT PRICES TO IXSUUIO A SPEEDY SALE. VAN Loom End. DYKE'S Sale A WHIRLWIND OF VIGOROUS A'ALUES Muslin Undergar ments Reduced $1$) and $2 Nightgowns at 98 and 75c Corset Covers at 49 T.jc (ambrie Drawers.49 $2.50 and $3 White Muslin Shirts ?1.98 Better grades of Nainsook Gowns and Shirts reduced REMNANTS HALF PRICE Ginghams, Percales. Lawns and Plaid Suitings ONE-HALF EMBROIDERY Neat lot of Embroidery up to 20 yd. Edgings and Insertions 0? RIBBONS No. 5, 7,9, 12 7? Fancv Ribbon, Nos. 16, 22, 40. ,12l,? F'cv Ribbon, Nos. GO, 80, reduced.l5c IIDKFS. All linen 5? Hemstitched cotton 35c and 25c Embroidered IIdkfs..l4 FURS, SCARFS, BOAS, Capes, all reduced, value ONE-HALF PILLOW TOPS Regular 25c, 50c and 75c val., stamped and tinted 19? WOOL WAISTS Every Wool Waist up to $7.50 values must close at, each $1.75 UNDERAVEAR 10 dozen Ladies' regular 50c Fleeced Vests and Drawers 29 TAFFETA, ALL COLORS 34-in. width, $1.25 values 98? 3fi-in. width, $1.50 value $1.29 HANDKERCHIEFS Mussed Embroidery and Linen Hand kerchiefs, values 20c to 50 ea. . . 14? SHIRTS Men's Neglige and Plaited Bosom Shirts, $1.25 and $1.50 values. .9S? MEN'S COTTON UNDERWEAR Fleeced and Ribbed Underwear, 50c and 75c garments 40? LAWNS 20c to 35c Lawns in remnants of con venient lengths all y. PRICE. VAN DYKE'S PILLOW SLIPS In first quality Muslin, size 45 x 36 inches 19? SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Wnte.li the Hook Store for Valen tines, tf J. Ii. Mahan, the miner, was down from Tolo diutriet one day Inut week. King's for Lowncy'B, Aldon's and Gunthor's chocolntoa. (f J. I Roberta bus been making Port land n abort biiaineaH visit. Himd carefully the new real entnto list of (,'. II. Tierce & Son in this in "" 258 Clrnnt Stone, superintendent of the JJurrell orohnrd, returned Sunday from a business trip to Portlnnd. Read enrefully the new real estate list of C. II. Pierce & Son in this is sue. George L. Davis, president of the Jacksonville bank, has returned from a short visit in Portland. Pynigruphic outfits, wood and hides, for burning, at the Art Studio, Hub burd building, near bridge. tf A. 8. Koscnbaiiin, the Southern Pa cific 'a clever agent, who has been ill, is able to be about iiimin. Mrs. Cn moron's liarlnrs nre nnpn nvi. nings und Sundays for those who are ioo iiusy to come other times. 2(H) t'hnrles MeKeelmn, who has been in different purls of the const since he left Meilford, is among us again. Head enrefully thu new real estate list of C. II. Pierce & Son in this ib- suo. 2rn Mr. mid Mrs. .7. II. (lav of Cl' n I rn 1 Point were the guests of their son, ( linrles, and Ins wife Sunday afternoon. Stenography und typewriting nt rea unable rates. Charles Van Ituskirk, Rogue River Klectrie Co. tf Kx Senator Carter of Ashland anil his wife have gone to Southern California on a visit of several weeks. liiivi.l Oilmen, who has been at Port land and other northern points, returned to Medford a few tlavs since. Kx (Inventor and Mrs. Z. V. Moody of The Hallos are in Ashland this week, visiting their son. John I'. Hell, an. I II. Winderholder of Wellin district ilid business in Med ford one day last week. K. V. I.nirtmi and Walter II. Parsons, the real estate agent and civil engi neer, went north hist wii'k. I. W. liny ati.l S. V. Mcclendon of Cold Hilt district were among the many in Mclt'oid during the p;mt week. Il. nrv M. ver of I.aUe Creek, the en ergctic stockman, did business in Med ford lately. U. II. M inter of Eagle Point precinct, the well knewn sln.kruisi'r. ln:i.e Med ford II business isit last Week. C. (. linker was down fr,,in Unite Kilts this week. So were other resi dents of that ,litriet. Mr. and Mrs, p. ,1. Avers, win. live near l-'aeje Point, liae gone to Sail I'rmicis,-,. to visit with their children. M.-iv,,r and Mrs. .1. !'. Ueddy. who are now at Crtland. expect to return to Me,lf,.,, V,-...av. I'ublic stenographv and typewriting done i-, nings. Impiire of Van. Rogue lv'iver Klectiic Co., or Miantotid Koom log hon.e. If A. lain Mueller, president ,,f t. star llri'M i i , and Carl Oitieii. als., :, eiti.-en of Vancouver, Wash., spent a few davs In the i alloy last we. k The l.n g. st assort til. ot f p. st .its ever liil.it.. I in Soiilliern ttreg.oi at the Art Hindi. i. Hubbard building, i.-sr bridge. Also a nice line of albums. If Kev . I,'.. t it Cnuti is I'itlit.- ti s Tp nfs at I'lmillil and A -; y.ie. T.fiiliou nlifimnno fill.. fronts' filinm ..S, ...D I........ ....... tory course for dandruff and falling hair, InldicR $o.00, gents $4.00. MrB P,i,nnr,v,i Untnl t,mrn Anno-r Ofirt A. T. Duhnmcl. who wns a resident of Modford some years ago, may locate hore in the near future. He is engaged in mining, with success. Henla' fniMftl tnaaunn-n 3l.rt. Tn.ltao face und neck, 50c; mnnicuring, 2.1c; six noiiy irentmentsi electric viltrntory mas sage, J5.00. Mrs. Cameron, Hotel Moore Annex. grjn Fred Perkins, the expert civil engi neer, has been nt Jacksonville straight ening out streets and establishing graucs. A fow enlarged photos of Southern Oregon scenery, loft over from the ( nristmas trade, will bo given froe with frame to fit. on reeeint of retail nriee of frame. A limited supply. The Art Studio, Hubbard bldg., near bridge, tf Miss Nell Do Peatt, manager of the Western Union Teleirrnnh office nt T.n (Irande, iH visiting relatives and friends living at Ashland. Mrs. 1). ,T. I,. Moore of fluid Hill has been visiting in Medford, the guest ot .Mr. anil Mrs. II. (,'. Mackey, who are relatives. Mr. Hickox, who has been selling renl estate in the southern part of Califor nia for some time past, is a Medford visitor nnd mnv locnte here. J. L. Howe and Denis Puggnn, two of the pioneer farmer of Sam's Valley district, spent a few hours in Medford not long since. K. Wood, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. W P Wood, Is in Portland, intending Holmes Business college, one of the verv best on me j"ncitic coast. James M. Potter, one of the foiinJoro of the Medford Tribune, has relumed to Aslilmul from Seattle, and will en gage in the real estato business. P. S. Casey was in the vnllev Inst week, completing the sale of a piece of mini, locaieii east of Phoenix, to 0. W loane. Ho is conducting a meat mar ket at Seattle. John S. Orth, cashier of the Medford National bank, has returned from Port land, where he attended a meeting of the Iletnocrntic central committee, of which he is n member. .1. Stollwell Vilas has returned from laiikaunn. Wis., nccompnnied by hi: family. He bought n body of fine land located a few- miles northeast of Med ford. Which he is havilio iMinmvn.l ...... siderably. A large, handsome residence tins nlron.lv been built there. !'. K. Merriek. W. II. Noreross nnd C.. A. Hover, well known horticulturists ..f our county, have returned from Port land, where Ihev attended the annual session of the Oregon Horticultural so ciety. They say that the meeting wns ..I, ..t ...... . " " su.-eess. ,-iiinoiigFi rnev leel I that our valley hardly got the consul nil ion that it deserved. JACKSONVILLE ITEMS. T. J. Williamson and wife were over from -Medford Saturday. R. P. Noil and wife nnd Mrs. Susie Neil and children came down from Ashland to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. R. Neil Saturday. Dr. Hester hns retiirnedl from Omnia Pass, where he End his family have been on a short visit. I Mrs. Arthur Lewis has returned from visit with Ashland friends. M. M. Tavlor has uone to Portland to attend a meeting of the Retail Gro cers' association. He expects to be gone about a week. Clnra Elmer, who iB teaching school at Phoenix, spent Saturday and Sun day at home. Sheriff D. H. Jackson cot back from Sacramento Saturday, brinirinir with him William B. Montgomery, who was arrested for larceny in a car. J. O. Cotchett. who hns been con. nected with the Opp Consolidated mines or some time, will leave for Snn Frnn- cisco Tuesday, where he has accepted posit ion. Mrs. Howard Norton of Cove is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunnington. Kd King of Medford spent Sunday in town. Harrv Thrasher came nn from Grants Pass the last of the week and is vis iting at the home of Charles Dunford. : The dance given by Norling's orches tra Mnturitay night was quite well at tended and proved to be a verv ideas- ant affair. Frank Neil. Who WHS Snminnne.1 frnm Butto Falls by the death of his mother. had ouite a hard time o-ctt.incr tinn. He was obliged to make the trip on norseiiacK and in Borne places the road was almost impassable. DIED. OBENCHAIN At his home, near Cen tral Point, January 20, 1908, Bartlett v-iuencnain, agea years. ELLIOTT At Centra Point, January 20, 11108, Merritt Elliott, aged 62 yearB. LEMBERGER At Craftonville, Cal., December 20, 1907, Miss Kate Lem borgor, formerly of Jacksonville, aged 45 years. NEIL In Jacksonville, January 16, jMua, Airs. James K. Neil, aged 65 years. HIC'KEL In acksnnville. .Tnmiarv 10 1908, Mrs. M. E. Hickel, aged 75 years. STEVENS At Ashland, anunry 15, 11108, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Stevens. BORN. TURNER At Kerby, January 4, 1908, to .Mr. and Airs. J. O. Turner, twin bovs. CONKLIN At Grants PasB, January 15, ISIOS, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conklin. a danrrhter. M'FADDEN At SuiBun, Cal., Decem ber 30, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. William Fadden, nee Miss Axtell, formerly of Grants Pass, a son. BRULEY At Talent, January 14, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Bruley, a aon. LAIDLAW At Crockett, Cal., January 14, 1908, to Mr. and MrB. Laidlaw (nee Grace Beach, of Ashland), a aaugnter; died January 14. January 15, 1908, by Justice J. C. K. McCann, Joseph II. Yettcr and Miss Bessie May Snyder. TONER-COLLINS At Grants Pass, January 15, 1908, A. Fred Toner and Miss Anna Bertha Collins, both resi dents of Dallas, Polk county, Rev. C. JI. Cleaves officiating. PATTON-WELLS At Aahlnnd, Janu ary 15, 1908, Charles A. Patton and Miss Myrtle Wells, by Rev. W. L. Mt-llinger. COMMISSIONER'S COURT. MARRIED. MEADER-M 'COY At Grants Pass, January 15, 1908, by County Judge Jewell, F. Meader nnd Mrs. E. Pnuline McCoV. of Jackson ennntv YETTER-SNYDER At Wilderville, Ordor made allowing Mark Whinnle to Bell liquor in Woodville precinct. Order made nunrovino- nlnt of "Fruit. dale Addition to Medford. Order made approving plat of Queen Anne Addition to Medford. Order made approving plat of West Medford Addition to Medford. The court cancelled a number of tax salo certificates which were doubly as sessed. Coal for Sale. We are now nrennred in furnish hnn.l picked coal at the mine, five milt. ast or town, in nny nmount desired $7.!0 per ton. " PACIFIC COAL CO. CI Begin the New Year IN THE RIGHT WAY By Building "The Mascot." Tlic costumes fr "Tin Mii'nt' nr rivnl tin nn-rniiiL jui.l thosp wlm hnv. "'ii thorn pronoun.'.' tln-m U'Ti? "lis. ''-n ('otter th.-.n tlir s:mif i'omj:inv pro w.l.-.. for "Tho Mik.-i.lo." H..lirook W i if .MtiiTMi in p:irt irul:ir will bo n "ilrr.-iin" in Ms court citiinit. Ton it-li t ;i till tomorrow nitiM will be t'ull .Inis rein :irs:i!s, so there will bo no possible hiteh on the nifht of the per t'oi-ii.tnce. 1'l.ntv of w,-l e;it 1.t't :it H:.kiin K.m.'mb.T the .l.if.. We-lnewlny. .Unu to nt -'II -id nt .Mi'i.notn itUv nn ui Ilcoi.. W T ..it,.v, fi.r'PH'V V- 'rn M-hi ' v : n .. M i"l;iH' or ' tv . Vt) ,,,!. . , f , ,1 psiii L i-' 'i ! rT- t 'i . il A Sot' 'AO UiMMl TKUIT TREES. Surplus nto.-k. :no P.irtle.-t penm TV r,ti, ol. .Hi i.i Spitrenbrrg V-wtown. Vi- i r.iwt'or.U (. .-irlv "tn hV s. hi Mu:r m :tc)i.-s. P-'-O F.-rtup. In t uro of I V;iri'. r tf C. H. r-(T,'i ft Son An t-'uni -11 f .- ,-,m. ;( , ,v.(,p " ' I r ; i r v it h t h m t mi u t f it. tt Ditl you over have the griji iu he a 1 1 over i n spot s, n ml h:i ve your ho:ul feel n though you M bee-n out the tiiht before trying to "niake Milwaukee fatuous, ' when in reality you went to bed nt 7:30 with an nntit'looistine planter over your wishbone ami your system full -of hot b iinniaile ami flaxseetl tea ami your mouth all pmkereil up with ipiinineF n says there is no! parting so bitter as the parting of a quinine capsule just as you are' in the a.-t of swallowing it. Ma ' hasn 't any doctor "s diploma, but when it comes to things like grip, or cold, she knows the proper dope to knock th.'iu silly. And w hen you're coming through, she know, how to make the dandy broth and g'Utiue ni.-l poachi-d i;s and lots ot (limn to hrtrg you right up on the bit and imtk you feel like your o'd 'lf again. We have all the thii'.ga nnd lots more, like olive oil and grapo nu-e nnd Sfiil't' to tone up your wMi'ii af'er you've beet' up against it. MILLER & EWBANu A good start means nmeh to you. Get off on the right foot and keep going. Don't continue to throw money away by paying rent, when you can own your own home. How much did you pay out for rent during 1907? Stop and figure it out. What have you got to show for it? Nothing but a bunch of receipts. Suppose you had put this money into building a home and buying a lot ? You'd have something to show for your coin, wouldn't you ? The same thing holds true in the coming year. Are you going to waste your mazuma all year, and have 1908 net you noth ing but a living ? Ask your wife about it, and see what she says. Building is going to be cheaper this year than ever. You can buy practically at your own terms. We sell all kinds of lumber everything needed in any kind of a house from a small cabin to a palatial mansion. We also sell Booth-Kelly lumber. I Iowa Box and Lumber Co. o. o u ivlio U O O o c o O CO O o eh f.) O' or.Pi. I.et fiiiili'C;l " ""I.-, . O n,P leaeher. O X,n; J. A. lvrry, Me.lfv.riiY J. K. w rmie o o o o o O o Bier iviuui. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o