THE MUHKORI) BA1LY TRIBITNE, MEHFORD, OREGON", THURSDAY, JPNK 11. 1008.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
M. nd Mr: 0. W. Bimltfurd left
for 'Vn6uver, Wusli., on Wcducwln.v
ovlitt(!" tmin to visit thoir sun, KIiiht,
nud kin family.
E. B. Hull oud W. H. Alcxitndtr, who
livo oa th rood bitwi'iu Midford nnd
Control Point, did bniiu'x '
day during tlte nnt wok.
Coiestin Mineral Spriujj" Hutfl i.U'UH
Jitae J!i under new inimauvinent. Mm.
J, D. Btone, leswif. 1 7
i Lewis Coskny arrived iu Mnlfiinl
. from Vancouver, WbIi one day llii
, week, for a visit with his puri'iiK Mr.
' '' and Mrs. Joseph f'ky.
Tae Ladies' Aid society "f the i'nn
byterinn church wan orli'vorly outer
taioed at the baudwimo renidenre of
Mrs. 3. A. Perry on Hevelilli street on
Monday aftaraooa.
Harry Culbertnon, general eontraetor
and builder, eement work a upecialty,
Medford, Or. "
Walter Apple(ate of Portland, former
deputy recorder of .laoknon eounty, wii
oa .the aonthboiind train Wednesday
Boruiug oa hi way to Ashland oa it
visit.
All 0. A. R. comrades will naaenible
at the post hall at. 1:30 p. m. Friday to
take part in aervleea at funreiil of
laaaa Coffman.
M.C.antrall, Frank Cameron and A.
I). McKee and bin family of Appl''ali
were -in Medford a few daya since.
Mrs: Charles Hiaea of Forcal drove
ia visiting at the home of her par
eats, Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin, of Ap
plegate.
Harry Helms of Jacksonville wa in
Medford Wednesday on bis way to f'al
iforoia to seek a hicnlina.
Try our new coffee pulverizer and
raaka your coffee )?o further (not a
grinder), Allen Knagan. 71
Mrs. D. B. .Tones of Central Point
visited in 'Ashland Wednesday.
A-lei Kane of Oakland, Oil., and
Mr Cleveland of Ashland were lu Med
ford Tuesday on their way to Jack
soaville. A. Wahlers of Rojy spent a few hours
v iu Medford Wednesday morning.
K. K. Kubli of Portland made Jack
sonville a short business visit this week.
He Informs us that the Mold Standard
mine, located in doll's creek ditsrict.
has been sold to Portland pnrtios and
nil! soon be operated.
' H. LeigUtou. Ilio well known miner,
was a Medford visilor Wednesday n't
eruoon.
Coleitin Mineral Hprings Hotel opens
for the season .tunc l.'ith under man
agement of Mrs. Jennie L. Htone. 70
'. C. F. Bowell of Cedar Rapids, Ta..
has bought Hie old ('rain place, located
a short, distance soul Invent of .Medford.
from Mrs. .1. W. Cos through the agen
ey of .1. C. Drown. There is over Lm
acre's of good soil in the place, part of
which, will be planted iu fruit Ireep
.soon.
.. Miss Marie Veness, who has been
visiting in M.dt'ord, I he guest of Miss
Kdith Cranfill, left for her Home in
' Portland Wednesday evening.
Pan Koeller, the enterprising slock
raiser, was dowa from Trail Creek on
Wednesday.
WNTKD To rent, a furnished or un
furnished house for the summer. Wrile
Mm MS, Medford. tf
Dr. and Mrs. 1. A. Miurum of Port
land hnve been visiting llillerest. or or
chard, the guests of lion, and Mis. .1.
. W. Perkins.
A. Aoun, who hap been lu California
for some time past, arrived in Med ford
Tuesday evening ou his way to I, like
ereek, hip former home.
Dr. Ingram, n recent graduate in
dentistry, was in Medford Wednesday.
Ho' wiil probably locate at Central
Point.
Do you use Davis ' Best Flour t Don 'I
1st your grocery talk you Into buying
other brands shipped iu. Davis Best
sells for less money and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Try a sack and be
convinced.
Mr,, and Mrs. M. A. Bonghlon of Unite
Falls are in Medfotd visiting at the
home of II. II Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonoiigh were
up from Talent precinct Wednesday aft
crfioon.
Thomas McAndrew, Jr., of Peyton,
was iu Medford this week on land
husiuess.
W. J. 8cott and his faintly have rc
turned to the farm ia Ant inch district
Ansel tiilsou of Hterling was in Med
ford Wednesday, accompanied by his
wife and her mother. The latter left
for the Willamette valley on the eve
ning train.
Mrs. L. L. Jacobs and her dimltler.
Miss Rills,, who have been attending
the rose carnival at Poiiland, are at
bona atain.
- Mrs. Frances Vertreep is at her home
on Central avenue again, after a visit
of several weeks in Siskiyou count
California.
A. .V. Smith ol Portland, former ad
miral of the Astoria repilla. did bnsi
neis in the vallev during the week
0. A. Simons, former chief of poll
at Ashland, was amonir the many in
Medford Wednesday.
Eli Ellis Is down from Coquillo, Coos
annntv. wbero he has obtained a home
through a trade with Mr. Harvey
or his property at Eagle Point
i V. J. MeMnhon baa returned from
two weeks' trip lo Spokane. He
till enamored of Medford.
8. K. Heriug, representative of Ar
Diour'a refrigerator system, is in tbi
valley looking after the piiminer's bus
iuess.
Thomas Baldwin, one of the earliest
una niosi nigrity r-sir-t ' 11 i .
Oreiroo, died at the residence of bisl 1
daughter, Mrs. J.' A. Miller, of T.ake
Creek district, June ft. Ho was about
HZ years old und formerly located in
'Wnseo and Crook counties. His son,
..Thomas Baldwin; Jr., ! a banker of
Pritfevllte.
Adam Mueller of lite Star brewery
at Vancouver, Wnsh., nnd Kola N'eis,
erstwhile mannger of the Albany brew
ery, were In the valley this week look
ing ftver the situation.
Tim different school districts will hold
their annual meetings on the third Mnn
day in Jun.
Miss Ousuic Brown of Douglas coun
ty left for Iter homo Wednesday eve
uiug, after a pleasant visit with Charles
Strang and his family.
Postutaster and Mrs. A. M. Woodford
lira being visited by their gruudson, Irv
ing Lamb, of Coipulle, Coos county.
Thomas M. JouCa and !ec Jugrum,
justice of the. peace and' constable of
Ceutrul Point precinct, also Tyson Heall
and ft. A. Pattisou, were among the
litany in Medford litis week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shelley of Eugene
were in Medfoid Tuesday on land busi
ness. So was I). A. Applegate.
Colonel .1. A. 'i'udd of Li'wiston, Ida
ho; is among us agaiu iu the interest. of
the Hankers' Life Insurance company.
S. II. Nuffield nnd his sou, Charles,
also J. J. liitter, wore ia Medl'ord Wed
ticHiltiy on land business.
M. O. Warner of Kugeite, the original
piano tuner of southern On-goll, is
making this section a professional visit
Miss Lorn I-!. Ilofkcrsiuith. daughter
of John llockersioith, and sister of Mrs.
I harlea True, was married Wednesday
evening by the Ifev. W. F. Slliclds at
lite Presbyterian manse to Arthur 1..
Kose, son of .M Koso of Phoenix. Both
of the cnntnicliug parties arc very pop
ular and are the recipient of many
congratulations. They will reside at
Phoenix with Mr. Itose.
Mr. aatl Mrs, C. C. Ilogue passed
Ihroiigb here ell route lo Portland front
Klamath Falls today. Mr. Ilogue goes
to attend a mooting of the grnnd lodge
of Knights of Pythias nnd .Mrs. Ilogue
to uttend the Pythian Sisters, of which
grand lodge she is an officer. They are
accompanied by their two daughters,
Faye and Hortense. Mr. Ilogue i
distributing itgent for Klamtith reclam
ation project.
l-elgar llafer, manager of the Crater
Lake Lumber company, returned Thurs
day I'rum a business trip to Portland.
SEE
THE
hirts
New Nesflisf.ee S
In the whites, blues and pinks, and new elephant's breath shades
PRICES
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50,$2.00,upto$5.00
Just Arrived: Very latest creations in Fancy Vests
Medford's Greatest Value Givers
v "For Men "VVho Know."
XTrU FASHION HOP
MEDFORD
OREGON
ELECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
FOE MEDFORD NEXT MONDAY
The Medford board met in adjourned
session this morning, nllowing some bills
and disposing of other routine matters.
The term of K. N. Wnrner, one of the
present board, expires this year, and a
peciul election of the school district
s colled for next Monday to choose
his successor. The polls will be located
ill tint cily hall aud will be open from
l! p. in. tu tl p. in.
MEDFORD OUN CLUB
HOLDS SUCCESSFUL SHOOT
The Medford Oun elnli held uuother
shoot yesterday afternoon. J. K. Kn
yart was high mnn, making 40 out of a
possible ftO.
The shoot was very successful and
much enthusiasm was shown.
Next week definite steps will be tak
en to organize n Rod anil fliin club of
all the sportsmen in Medford,
Yesterday's scores were as follows:
Shot nt. Broke.
The Most for the Money.
Tho Auburn automobile is the most
roomy and best machine ever offered
for tho money. See it before buying.
L. B. Brown, agent,
time."
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Knyart. ....
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Perry
J. Minard . .
B. Minard
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childers -r0
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Smith "ill
Boyden .rt0
Brooks oO
Collins 30
Patterson 20
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Colonel Prang l!ay, llr. C. It. Hay,
lohn I). I II well ami' Dr. .1. I'. Itcddy
started on an automobile trip to Pros
poet Thursiluy morning.
Grand Theatre
CHA!NE OF BILL TONIGHT
All New Pictures
Two Mrl'oriiii(iiii4 7:4"i, !:1.rt.
Tim i'Hiist phictt in tmvn.
Niiui I'i.'tun-, Two Soiled
Aili)iHini), t) fctitn.
Iu ItubhKi Tin- that it will pay you to
litvoHtiKuti'. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Poeck
GENERAL WAGONERS.
East 7th Street, rear of Merriutan's
Blacksmith Shop. Medford, Or.
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table water fair nature's
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ANDERSON & BURBIDGE,
The Draymen.
Local Agents.
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A Safe Trading Place
A Little Child Can Trade Here Safely
When' you buy goods at this store you have the iicrl'ect assurance that, should the.
goods not prove satisfactory, you can get ot hers instead. It's your own fault if you
keep anything from this store that is not all we claim. Should you send a child to
buy goods at this store, they would be treated just the same as'any grownup, and
should they get something not satisfactory, you could return the' goods and get
others or your money back. W'e i nvite you to select your goods at this place,
where you can get satisfaction every time something is not right. You won't have to
bring many goods back, for we handle onlv the best.
Princess Dresses
Just Arrived
Jusl received, another large ship
ment' of those heautifnl Princess
and Wash Dresses for Indies, See
them in our big show window. The
styles are certainly inviting and the
values are very apurcnt. You ena't
ul'l'ord to sew when you can get such
Iteautil'til dresses for such small
price:
2.50 TO S20.00
NECKWEAR
Newest Styles
W an showing tho newest und
nwt'llrst lino of huilU'H' Neckwear
over shown in .Southern Oregon,
lti-autiful little wnsh niul fancy
iowh and oollura dtt
fic AND TO 75c.
LADIES BELTS?
New Styles
Ours i the lielt Store of .Tnckaon
county. We are constantly Nhowing
the now irtoiis in belts. New lot just
in, including many of the prettiest
Mtyli'8 ever brought out. The priees
are very low
25c AND TO $1.50.
SEE OUR PAR4S0LS
W ean how you hundreds of White und Colored 1'nrnrjols. Kvery one
came lo this store this year nnd eomprise the newest stylos brought out
this season. We hnve marked every one nt an exeeptiounlly low priee and
you cannot 5?V'er"to boat the goods iinvwhere this year.
. 60c ANJD TO $7.50
One Low PHce to all.
BAKER-HUTCHASON GO.
WILL IT PAY TO
BUY FOR CASH?
OLD PRICE
10 -pound bag h'olled Oats -10c?
1 bottle Mining 15?
."i-lb. can Wadco Making Powder... $1.-10
I dozen cans Hominy $1.80
1 n in it Aiitonia Olive Oil $1.00
1 quart drape .(nice ($5
$2.10
80
$1.00
$3.50
$1.00
I dozen ( 'atsup
I buttles Mustard
Il-lb. can best Hlend Coffee
1 dozen .Icily
1 dozen Tar Soap, larn'e
1 dozen dreen dac I'liinis $2.00
1 dozen Hart let t Pears $11.00
2 dozen dood Laundry Soap $1.00
I gallon Ripe Olives $1.5
I gallon Salad Oil $1.5
I dozen plrs. Violet Wheat $1.20
Total Htl.ti
es, IT PAYS; MKKK IS THK SAVIXG.
NEW PRICE
10-pound bag Kolled Oats o.V
1 bottle Bluing 10o
Vlb. ean Wadco Making Powder ....$1.00
1 dozen eaiis Hominy .'. $1.44
1 ipiat't Antonia Olive Oil 85?
1 quart drape Juice 48
1 dozen Catsup $1.92
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$3.00
75C
1 bottles Mustard
3-11). ean Mest Mlend Coffee
1 dozen .Icily
1 dozen Tar Soap, large ,
1 dozen dreen dage Plums $1.S0
1 dozen Mart let t Pears $2.64
'2 dozen dood Lunidry Soap 75
1 gallon Wipe Olives St. 25
I gallon Salad Oil $1.25
I dozen pkgs. Virtlet Wheat ft.OK
Total
AUTOMOBILES 1908 MOTOR CARS
EXPERT REPATRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. SUNDRIES
FOR SALE. PUBLIC OARAGE. CARS STOWKl) AND CARED FOR.
Reos
Premiers
Fords
Kisel Kars
WE ASK
YOU TO
NOTICE
OUR LTNE
FOR '08.
CAN YOU
BEAT IT
REOS
10 H. P. single:-cylinder Runabout, with folding
seat $ 650
20 H. P. double-cylinder Roadster with jump seat.. $1000
20 II. P. double-cylinder Touring Car, detachable
tonneau ! $1250
PREMIERS
21-28 I . P. fonr-evlinder Roadster or Touring ( !ar..$2250
;'.0-35 H. P. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car..$2500
;!0-3," II. V. four-cylinder Roadster or Touring Car,
double ignition : $2600
40-43 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car, 7-passenger..$3750
FORDS
15 II. P. four-cylinder Runabout $ 500
Same with mechanical oiler, running-board and
lamps, etc..... $ 700 ,
40 II. P. six-cylinder Touring Car $3000
KISSEL KAR
3.1-40 H. P. Touring Car or Roadster $2000
CAN YOU BEAT THEM I Prices P. (). B. Factory.
MEDFORD AUTO CO,
A. W. WALKER, Manager.
Garage Eighth and D Streets.
Phone Main 213.
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MILLER? & EWBAfW
I MOW KAVC THE CELEBRATED
Parker
Rotary Hammer
Aarm Qlock
DOUBLE ROLLER ECAPEMltffT
4TT StUTOFF Ak'D
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nikmriH J. mmtn
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AR fOSTOrriCE.
9i!tt watch, clock and jew-
LRY KEPAIRINO.
ALL WOR GUARANTEED.
Medford Opera House
CHA8. D. HAZELRIOO, Manager.
THE LA8T SHOW OF THE SEASON
(inlilro (Irttin Oniitnli.s is silve rti'ftl
plst'whoro siitl known ev.-whf.
Knmtgh saltl. V s'll it. Allra H.
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8FtCI4L URsffOB MtEAt"T
GEORGIA HARPER
' IN
ZAZA
Coffer pi need nide our
Electric Pulverizer it reduc
ed almost to n powder. Ploct
this powder in ii cloth .such
and boil in the usual wni aud
)nahe pi a r coffee clear nnd
free from xedimeii If nil!
in this wni make more cof
fee and hitter coffer. Allen
if- Rcaian ( ahead at usual)
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