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V!' THE MEDFORD DAILY TKITitftttC. 'MED FORD, OR., FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1908. FIRST ANNUAL JANUARY MUSLINWEAR SALE " SATURDAY, FEB. 1st, WE WILL GLOSE THIS GREAT WHITE EVENT LONG last July when wo bought this niuslimvoar wo i'olt that prices would ho higher later on, and sure Onotidi. in October wo lookod at two linos of nmslin undor woar and found thorn to ho fully 23 per oont higher than what we had bought. The two linos alluded to oanio through Mod ford and are handled in other stores here. When wo saw those lines wo felt that wo could save the ladies of Mod ford some nionev on their undernmsliits. We marked our iroods at a vor- small aver- ago profit (not enough to pay actual running expenses of the store, in fact) and, wo have given you an opportunity to save which will not come again for a long time. Satur day night wo dose this grand W Into Sale. Get Your Supply Before Saturday Ni&ht. See Window Display for Values and Prices A The New Waists Where on earth will you findsucJi a line assortment of beautiful Wash Silk Waists but hero? Few stores outside of the cities get in any new goods until about March 1. We invite you to see those Waists in our window and also in the store. New Silk and Not Waists 83.75 AND UP TO S3.00 MEDFORD'S EXCLUSIVE STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN AKER-HUTCHASON C FIRST ROOM NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK Hosiery and Underwear We are showing complcto lines of Hosiory and Underwear for ladies and children. Almost any weight you may dosire can be found here, and everything is guaranteed. Tho light, medium and heavy weights are horo in the Monarch underwear the make that makes friends and. kopys them, GET OUR PRICES. YOU AUTO GET I I 5000 Extra Votes- For Just Six, 6 Months' L Subscriptions. f P.. If The ."U00 special offer which has now time tn give the fortunate winner the been on since Monday morning is ex citing great interest among the contest ed ants and their friends. They aro realiz ing more and nioro just what this offer eanms to them, and when they figure that it only takes six six-months' sub scriptions to secure the extra 5000 votes they are all getting busy. Up-to-Date. There are quite a it umber of the can didates who have secured tho necessary snoscrijo ions u him' I in-iii i in- Hffijiiii ballot, and have already started in to secure their second, and if they keep continually at it they have the oppor tunity to get the third. The contest manager wants it under stond that a year will count as two six months', two years as four six months' and so on, consequently you will seo what on advantage it is to you to se cure the subscriptions for the longer periods. Contestants, Do You Know That it only takes six six-months' sub scriptions to get the extra 50ih votes, and we presume that you are aware j that at the end of a contest that inn votes are a whole lot of votes tn have1 on reserve, and may be .just the required number t hat it will lake for you to win the auto. The offer lias now been 1 the rate for the car. on since Monday, and as it closes at 8 r,, TVur TTmm Miss Ciretchen Puhl, .Jacksonville it,)S Miss Ada Uunn, Jacksonville... 817 Miss Annie Spieer. Jacksonville. (UP DISTRICT NO. 4. Centra! l'uint; Eagle Point. Trail, Prospect, Woodvillo, Gold Hill, Wellun, Brownsboro and Josephine County: Miss Alta Parmer, Gold Hill... f,:SM Mi'. Initio Taylor, Kagle Point.. 4.SS9 Miss Effl'e "rimes. Central Point 4.852 Miss Georgia Smith, Grants Pass 3,007 Mrs. Geo. K. Tex, Ccnlral Point. 3,031 Miss Jennie Lewis, Kagle Point. 2,401 Miss Daisy Puugey, Gold Hill.. 1,403 Mhs Hattie Stepp. Ilig Uutte l.i.'7'J pleasure of taking all her friends out Miss Silvio Anderson, Grants Pass 1,40ft on the bright, balmy spring days, and liss I'-tta Williams, Central Point I.OfiS she will have a car that she will be'Mis" Mabel Peart, Central Point 1.03 proud of. (Miss Bessie Bell, Hrownsboro . . . . I,3fi4 There is no better machine than thetiss Kva Tucker. Hrownsboro., 1,227 lieo manufactured for the money, and Miss Lucy George. Grants Pass. . . 1,037 it is nerfectlv eouinirf'd and has all theMiss llallie Alexander, Cent. Pt. 1,172 latest eastern improvements. Who Will Win? That is the question asked the contest manager a hundred times a day, and it is a question that is indeed hard to answer. Changes are taking place in every is sue in the standings of the different contestants, and while on may hold the lead today, another has it tomorrow. In today's issue Mrs. .1. K. Knyart. district No. 3, is in the lead again, af ter relinquishing it a couple of days ago to Miss Leona Plrich of Jackson ville. However, Miss Knyart must look to her laurels, as some of the other con testants say that they are preparing to spring n surprise very soon. Mrs. George K. Tex is a new con testant entered today from District Xo. 3. Mrs. Tex promises to be a promi nent factor in the race from now on, and has a host of friends to support her in p. m. Saturday, you have not much in ore time to take advantage of tins opportunity. Get busy mm and make every moment of t he remaining t into spell V-O T K S. About Your Promises. Have yon collected mi your promises as yet.' This is the time that they will (mint for you. and it would he a jjoocl idea tn gn and collect them white this otter is on. Liko Money from Home. That is what the special off.r is to tlmse of the nmre aggressive candidates that is. thoe who are in the contest to win and are leaving no stone un turned to gain that end. Consider. Have you ever stopped to think that liiere are Mcventeeii nrin.it tn )n mi-n '?y absolutely free to seventeen la- I Mis. and that it only is nernssurv to be 'among that number to be declared a prize-winner. The opportunity is here at your door ami it is up to you. Can you think of anything more pleasant than to be de dared the winner of th automobile. it the building lot. or any one uf the tlt- fifteen valuable prizes? irfi when the winners are declared it d nmnstrat'-s that they are the most popular ladies in Southern Oregon. They are derided by popular vote and the winner of the nntmnnhile is 1XPKKP the ino-t popular lady. o i It remains with you to be the win nor. ami vmi can he. All th;f i I'M' tiie special offer remain now, and the nntestniits tin of it. IS lli most b'emember that si ick-to-it ive ih'ss is what counts in the long run. DISTRICT NO. 1. Med ford, east of the Southern Pacific track: Mi Gladys Wilson 7.M Mrs. P. .!.'McM;j!io,i ;t.4lL' Miss Kula Jacobs 3,2 15 Miss lierniie ainejon 2.10" Mis limwiiing Purdin 1,011 M iss ( J I ace I -a u toii 1 s 1 Miss Nellie Dressier 1.72 Miss Kiln Giinyon I.31P Miss Grace Whitehead 7o7 Miss Xcllie Kvans 25 Miss Emma Taner 25 DISTRICT NO. 2. Med ford, west of the Smi (hern Pa cific track: Mrs. Jess Knvart !o.iv Miss Helen Cosh 0,523 Mr. Kalph Clark 4."M Mrs. Dr. K. H. Pickel I.n."7 Miss Cecil Hoswell M4 M ist .ei hia Kinerick l.n.V2 Mrs. Orin riavis l.iNts LAST CALL, ABOARD FOE 42" Mra. Mai- (ir.-uit. Gnlil Hill Mrs. lilanche Pollard, Talent... Mrs. Frank Kktllman, (irants I'n-ss Mrs. Earnest Loister, Grunts Pass Miss I-Vrn Oppcnsliuiii, Big Butte Miss Mary Olson, Central Point. Miss Myrtle Lee. (Irants Pass. 3! Miss Fannie Montgomery, Grants Pass 2; Miss Opal Herring, Talent 7U DISTRICT NO. 6. Phoenix, Talent, Ashland, Barron Klamath and Lake Counties, and Sis kiyou County, California: Miss Anna Iteeson, Klam. Fall Miss Ina Ontninn, Talent.... Miss Kilnii Neil, Ashland Miss Mnrrel Morris. Ashland. Miss Itertha Itnse. Phoenix... Mrs. .lames Pellett. Talent... Miss Maliel Parson. Ashland. Miss Hazel White. Ashland... Mrs. ,T. I). Kvans, Phoenix.... Miss Addic Punlap. Talent... Miss I'hirn hiikin. Phoenix... Miss Lnla Ward, Talent Miss Ttetha Koliliins, Phoenix. Miss Clara Khodes. A-lilan.l . Miss .Insie Calhoun. Phoenix. Miss Ada Reynolds. Phoenix. Miss Minnie Knliiiisnn, TnleiM . Miss Anita limine. Talent :t.4is 3.37M 2.087 2.MH 2.M17 2.S1S 2.XIU 2.027 1..TO3 1.2S(1 I. I3H 473 43S lAH M 1 Is 114 MINE SUPERINTENDENT'S HOUSE IS DYNAMITED TUINIhAI), .Ian. 31. The resideu.-e of A, Alexander, superintendent of the I'reilerlek mine, , I'll miles from here, was partly wreHied l,y an explosion of Mynaniite today. I he explosive was plaeed under the liedroom in whieh three ehililren were sleeping. All in mates of the houso escaped with hut slight injuries. It is believed that the explosion was caused by discharged miners. Buy Tickets bj Wire. 'Something which is ot considerable interest to tiie public generally and which is perhaps not generally known is the system of prepaiil orders now in effect between stations of the Southern Pacific company and nil points in the ("niteil States. By means of this system tickets may be purchased nt Mcdfnrd from any place in the United States and mailed or telegraphed direct to the party wishing to come here. Sleeper accommodations and small amounts of cash in connection with these tickets nmy nlso be furnished at the same tirffe." tf C. H. Fierce & Son Pride themselves on pleasing custom ers, doing a straight commission busi ness and leaving the option business to others. f NOTICE s hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the city council of Med ford. Oregon, at its next meeting to be held Februnrv 4. IttuH. for a license to sell malt, vinous and spirituous liquors in les quantities than a gallon, for a period of six months, at my place of business at Lot 10. Block 21, Medford, Or. .IOH.V IIABRIXOTON. Dated .lannary 20, 10US. 270 Coal for Sale. Wc are mow prepared to furnish hand picked coal nt the mine, five mil' -ost of town, in any amount desired f7.-"0 per ton. tf PACIFIC COAT, CO. No Fire in the Kitchen Range No Hot Water in the House Then is tho time you ap preciate the cuuvcuicuce of ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS A 1 1 Attach a plug to the nearest lamp socket and turn the switch PINT, QUART, TWO QUART AND LARGER SIZES Pint Size U specially adapted for nursery Clean MUJiUA Simple Sale VyTrtYTT Durable FRUIT TREES. V Surplus stork, .100 Tiartlrot pours, 200 De A 11 1; "ii, 'Jfi.000 Spitzcnbcrg. 0000 Xowlown, 1000 Cmw fords (early pencil), 800 "Muir pi.nclios, (500 KIbertus. Inquire of It. B, Warner. tf DISSOLUTION OK PARTNKHHHIL The firm of Pri.My, Cosby & Nngle, emu posed of G. V. Priddy, George Cos hy nd Owen Nngle, liuvo dissolved purlnership, Gonrge ('osby retiring. G. Priddy and Owen Nngle will con tinue tiie hnsinrss under tho utune of Priddy & Xnglo, nnd will assume all liabilities. ' 2GS Coudor Water and Pnwer Co. Phone 8.S."i. Office on Sovcnth Street. Opposilf the Miir Klectrir Sign. MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE HAZEI.hlGO & Wll.MAHS. MaNAOKRH FRIDAY, JAN. 31st A FOUNDED ON THE LIFE OF THE FAMOUS BIDDI.E BROTHERS DESPERATE CHIC E Py Thoodore Kremer. The great CHt of all drumiiH; produced with neu a lid startling ef feetH. A 81 on true to life of tin Great I'ittHbury Trageily, S:iturci;iy, Feb. 1 "Kerry Gow." The Sunt hern ' n j,'fn St rite Xnnnal Si lim.l nt Ashland offers especial op f Mirt 1 1 n it ii s for teachers to review for the teachers ' exam inn! ions in Febru ary and August, and tn take work in IVdajjnjjy and in Special Methods in teaching in the xarions grades of the trainiiiir school. Since the puMir Hclinid of OreL'on are culling for teach ers who can teach Manual Training, many are taking advantage of the in dustrial work lately installed in the school. Kxpeiises of board and lode- iniT nnd tuition nntninal. The State Xormal School at Ashland is enjoying the largest uppmpriut ion of state funds ever granted a Xormal tchnn in the history of f)regnn. 'n- a Indues f en t mi application to th OneMoreChaicel IMIKSIOK.VT. "s Fiinnii' Whitman 1.1.14 I Mms SI,. tin Snnlcrn :H .fiss n'H-ip Kinn 625 Mr. W. II. fiorp SHS Mi M.il.-I hVnt nns Inez MrKav f2 DISTRICT NO. 3. Mi-s 1.mii:i I'lrirli. .f;i,-ksi)iivillr 7.'i! f.Miv l.nura fiilit-r. .Iark(invilp 6.1'tM CALIFORNIA IXCURSION nlinM i. t lip pnrnp-t pmir-lit'il i'l f,.n ot. vnnrnnlf an.l f ri.-ri.1. i 'i--1 Kniina WVn.lt. .Tarkwinvillr S.flj; V The Automobile. 'Mi Man.l- Turkir. .!a,-knn illp r...".!M llv flip timp tl.O Hip oont. -t c1ops iPrJ'i.i Man- 1". t-r. Jarkmnrillc. . 4.4 mil hp Hip i.prin.1 of Hip voar tliat thr-i-Mi-n. Cla.lii. H'-a Htorling. . . , ' - it:. . i...ii-' i.,;.,. f....i..u...-;ii wn.'r or niiinmoiuip aro roiampnrint; -m ..... .1..:. .. .!... r... ),., i Mr.. .1. S. t O-'l thoir niaphinps in pliajx for !h omnc Ton no i.ii.iuii. i.-4-r! ill. O. I .larksonvi!!. 1.1 The Ifeo Iloadster will arrive iu ample Mi-s Ma'-ruu Kinuey ford , O All di-ninny t- .join tlo pecial Med O ursiMn to Lot A ny '-s in ! j their names af the .-r.ot hv fil p. in.. Sjiturday, lelini 1. The round trip rate is .'-, ;mr the limit is .Imvs. See the oranL'1 nr,lV' snnhine in uidiiit r, -lrit h t';irrns. yla" lmttnir boats, ('atalina i-hunl. nil wi lls. Kiver ide, Paadena. Ib-dlaiid. Siii liar lara a nd San J'l n nc in n, a ml a I t If sailli- time foh'Tti'e Meilli.nl. The n fir'.ifiii ha1 is Februiir.' !" Only, to t;L-t a (lood Sized Tract (if Land near Medford Clic-ap; only 75 Per Acre Many are looking for tracts to divide. This is by far the best chance at the right price. Don't wait until .some other fellow buys this and then scold your wife because you did not seize the opportunity FOB. BALE IT" C. H- PIER M '. OA',:' I WHI; O C o o O c0 O m j w O ' o o o OPLA UOUHB T6NIOHT. o a -