THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 13, 1908.
Soeial and Personal
. : MurcbaoU' 'lunch at Hotel N'aiti.
J&kob Wetzel is at home In Mr.) furl
again.
Mayor Rttddy has retumml frmii a
short business trip to lort lim.i.
h, ThumpHon, who owns a tim farm
Med ford several hours last Saiunluy.
John Huh I of Missouri Flat wh
among his Medford frienda Saturday.
W. 11. Stalker made a short visit to
Rosoburg last week.
It ean't bo b.at thut Hotrl Nusb
uieichauts' lunt-heou. Try it.
C. A. priu-tt and W. Uuttou, who live
near. Eagle Point, transacted busiiu'sa
in'-Medford Haturduy afternouu.
Harry CulbwrUou, general coutrsctor
and builder, eeuieut work a specialty,
ilcdford, Or.
M.NV. iialo, the pimwr miner, liul
at 'hearty at HI yearn, Hjeiit Sunday in
Medford.
j. B, Eboteii and I. Kay, the miners,
were 4pwu from Gold Hill a fVw days
since.
The Chautauijua amn'inhly at A wit
land is being well attended. Me.llWd
is largely represented.
Charles E. Wolverlon was in Medford
Saturday on his way to Woud villi. from
Butte Falls.
Mrs. W. A. Uullou is iu ttitdlurd
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. 1
M.. Wilson.,'
J.CBrowo, the real eMlattt atft'Ui,
made a trip to Hosebiirg during the patit
week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Kcaiues and Miss
Nellie IloanW are enjoying a sojourn
at Colyeatin.
City Hecorder Collins has beeu ealled
to Vancouver, Wash., by the serious
illness of his father.
Mrs. Anna II elms Martin of .laelc
sonville has returned i'roin an extended
visit at Portland.
Dr. and Mw. II. 1'. Margrave have
returned from their trip to Manituba,
after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. W. hang of Jacksonville has
been visiting friends living ut Ash
land.
8. H. .lueksoa of Uold Hill wan hurr
or. Saturday. J f has sold his business
ut Gold Hill to Coburti & Hawkins.
Will Nii'ltersim and Asa F.-rdyie, en
urge tic young stockmen from Port
Klamuth, are doing business iu Med
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lieevi-rs ami
C, K. Walker, who havu been Netopping
near Butle falls during the past sev
era! mouths, are iu Mud lord again.
J. K. Stepp, one of I lie company
whose mill on Itoumllop was burned
last week, was iu Med lord Saturday.
He says that it will not be rebuilt.
John Mast, S. (1. Van Dyke and
lluorge Alford of Phoenix precinct were
among the many who were in Medl'ord
during the pasL week.
Mtb. Iii.zie McKen.ie, who has been
unite ill at Hood Itiv.r, it iu Medford
again. Her mother, Mrs, C. P. Muck,
accompanied here home.
Arthur Jackson, the printer, has
bought W. J. Hrurnhill 'a neat rcsidcnci
property in the southern part of the
city; consideration, $t.r00.
Miss Hazel Davis of Portland is Vis
itiug her father, (leorge I,. Davis, pres
idejit of the Jacksonville bank ; a ho
friends living iu Medford.
Mrs. Chas. Kit-man of Hnruhrook,
Calif., has been vtHitiug at the residence
of Mr. and M rs. .1 . M . K ieruan, Ium
husband 'a parents.
; Wn, Huster, who was employed at
the Hotel Josephine for several years, is
acceptably tilling a like position at the
I rot uj Moore.
J. K. Varien, the West Side tonso
rial artist, is thu pro ml father of twins,
which first saw the light of dny Mou
day morning. Holh youngsters and molh
er are well.
H is reported that A. K. Kcaiues, for
nier district attorney, will go to Purl
land soon to practice his profession ;
also that Clarence Kennies will move
to Medford and open a law office.
A Miss Anna Kihdlnoh, the well known
teacher of music, has gone to her hoim
in Portland. Shu expects to go let
Germany and receive instruct ioa from
one of the masters.
NAtiri INAUUURATHH
MUHOHANTH
l.UNOHHON
i,.Ths Uutel Nash today inaugurated
au lanuvatiun lu Medford- -a choice
lunch soup, two meats, vegetables,
your favorite beverage and coffo all
for 25 cents Just hits the spot on a
hot day. Is not surpassed in Han 1'rau
Cisco, Portland or other citius Trv
it, for it will be a regular iustitutiou
j.t the patronage justifies it. IUI
I Buy Ticket oj Wire.
-'ttoniDtbing which la of t-untidembb
lutvrvtt to the public generally slid
Which i perhsns nut gensrallv kaowi. !
la the system of preps id order uow hi
effect between stations of the Southern
Paoifte company .iud hII points iu the
Jalted States. Hy mesns of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in the Pnited States nud
nailed or telegraphed . direr t to the
party wisbiug to come here. Sleeper
accoiunuHjations and small amount uf
casb In eonusctiuu with these tickets;
way alat be furnished at the sam 1
tlma." ; !
ale
Julv CLEARANCE S
Tliis Clearance Sal.- is oeitainlv an innovation in Medford and Southern Oregon in so far as it remains a fact thai ALL goods are on sal. at udu. 1 p ?s J e JJe
doing-inst exa.tlv as wo sav wo will do and when wo toll von that all goods aro reduced yon can find it to ho a fact when y..n come to the stole It w( jni i 1 "
.ml soil auction goods, hnt eastern goods, bought direct from the mills, you ,,,.,'t find any of tho pass,., stylos aronnd the storo. t wo ev er u. um 'to a AVE DOT
il means inst that and nothing olso. HUNDREDS OF LADIES A If ft TAKI(i ADVANTAGE OF THIS 0 HAN 11 A 0. JN E EN J AN SAA L DOE
, KS ON EVEIV IHTIiOIISK YOU MAKE II EKE WHICH AMOUNTS TO OYER .-.onAN'D YOU ( ' A N SAN E I'KOM 1; 10 ol 1 KU CEN I O.N ifVK'
CI TASKS, BE THEY LARGE OR SMALL. We will be glad to show y.ai tW h&rgains ami invito yu t. oome su..u, while the assortments aro good.
All Hosiery on Sale
BUY THE SCHOOL
HOSE NOW.
Every pair of Hosiery
is now on sale nt the
list priee in the cen
ter of this ad.
IOC for Ladies',
Misses' and Chil
dren's Dlaek Col urn
I lose that formerly
sold up to 1.")c a pair.
12 1 2l for Ladies',
Misses' and C li i 1 -droll's
Hlaek and Tan
I lose that formerly
sold at 17e a jmir.
98c for Millinery worth to $5
Yon can certainly get !)Hc worth of wear
out of one of the pretty Hats we are offer
ing now and which formerly sold to sjffi.OO.
$2.1.0 for any Hat that formerly sold up
lo $10.00.
Now is a good time lo got a hat for only
a fraction of the actual cost.
New Lot of Underwear on Sale
We have just opened up a hig shipment
of nice, clean, now Muslin Underwear. This
lot was bought at a special discount and
marked very low when it arrived. We aro
making still further reductions, (let tho
exlra garments now, for yon can't buy so
cheap again this season.
Rain Coats for Half
A Kaineonl will bo of service for years,
and the styles don't change enough to both
er. Tho half prices aro
.f?2.50 TO .f?50.00
Every Article Reduced
All goods in the store which arrived up to July 1 will be included in this
sale, and will sell at these prices unless otherwise mentioned in the adver
tisements or at the store. You can save on every cenl.'s worth of goods
bought hero during thennuiith of July, and below is the list of reduced prices.
Such things as thread, calico, and goods that arrive this mouth are excluded
from the sale.
Here Is the Price List:
All 5c. goods for 4e
All ((, goods for....... f
All 7c goods for
All 8c goods for 0
All fie goods for 7 if
All 10c goods for '.8
All 12 l-2c goods ..10f
All lfc goods for ... 12
All 17 l-2e goods.... 14c
All 20c goods for ....!
All 221-2c goods....17
All 2.r)o goods for....21
All .'iOo goods for....20f
All :ro goods for....30o
All 4th: goods for....33
All 4'ie goods for....37
All f0o goods for....424
All 5!)e goods for.. ..47
All (IOo goods for.. . 50
All (!")o goods for ... 55
All 70c goods for... rf)
All 75c goods for....B3'
All 80c goods for....0Jty
All H5c goods for....73
All !)c goods J'or....77
All !fc goods for.-. SOt1
All $1.00 goods for. 85
All $1.25 goods... .$1.03
All $l.."15 goods.
All $1.50 goods.
All $1.75 goods.
All $2.00 goods.
All $2.25 goods.
All $2.50 goods.
All $2.75 goods.
All $:.00 goods.
All $15.25 goods.
All $:i.5() goods.
All $:!.75 goods....$3.19
All $L00 goods....$3.39
All $-1.25 goods.
All $-1.50 goods..
All $1.75 goods.
All $5.00 goods.
All $5.25 goods.
All $5.50 goods.
All $5.75 goods.:..$-1.9S
All $0.00 goods ...$5.19
. $1.10
...$1.25
$1.47
$109
..$1.89
. $2.19
$2.33
..$2.47
$2.09
. $2.98
$3.09
.$3.89
$3.98
$4.19
$4.39
$1.19
All $0.25 goods... 5.39
All $0.50 goods... $5.47
All $0.75 goods... $5.09
All $7.00 goods... $5.95
All $7.25 goods....$6.15
All $7.50 goods....$G.37
All $7.75 gools....$G.59
All $8.00 goo,s....$G.79
All $8.25 goods....$G,98
All $8.50 goods....$7.29
All $8.75 goods....$7.43
All $!).00 goods....$7.65
All $9.25 goods....$7.83
All $9.50 goods....$7.9S
All $9.75 goods....$S.19
All $10.00 goods. $8.-17
All $10.50 goods..$8.79
All $11.00 goods..$8.98
All $11.50 goo(ls..$9.19
All $12.00 goods..$9.47
All $12.50 goods $9.89
All $l:i goods ...$10.75
All $M goods.. .$11.39
All $15 goods....$11.97
Sale of Dress Skirts
IT WILL UAY YOU
TO BUY NOW.
Every Wool or Wash
Skirt now on sale at
discounts that range
from 15 to 50 per cent.
$1.00 each for fine
all-wool black, brown
and navy blue .Pana
ma Skiris in the new
est styles, that former
ly sold from $0 to $S.
$7.00 for Skirls worth to $12.50.
$9.89 for Skirts worth to $15.00.
Ladies' Suits for Half and Less
Some $12.50 Suits for $5.00
Some $25.00 Suits for $10.00
Some $rS5.00 Suits for $17.50
Sale of Wash Goods
NOTE THE SA VINOS II EKE.
You can afford to buy a dress of lawn or summer goods now, even if you
doii t make it up until next season,
3 vard for a limited lot of Scotch
Lawns; wholesale cost 5c.
17ayard for a big assortment of
fine Lawns, Silked A oilos. Tissues,
7 yard for a lot of fine 12 I 2c Poplins, etc., that formerly sold up
and l;o Lawns.
Il a yard for a nice assortment 'of
light a nil dark Lawns, worth to 20c
a yard.
.1 (litlilliDils, flu., iiu mil?,.
to ;J5c a yard.
33 for Summer floods, fornierlv
50 rents.
39 for Summer (roods, formerly
59 cents.
Embroidery Sale
A still furl her reduction is made on every
piece of Embroidery except those placed on
sale at 5 c and Ilea vard a few davs ago.
Silk Skirt Sale
$5.00 Skirts for $3.G9
$7.50 Skirts for $5.47
$12.50 Skirls for $9.98
All 1 leatherbh-.om Skirls now on sale.
Fancy Ribbons
25c Panoy Ribbon 19f
::oc Fancy Ribbon 23-
:!5c Fancy Ribbon '2,7 C
-IOo Fancy Bibbou 30
15c Fancy Ribbon 33
50c Fancy Ribbon 37
05c Fanev Ribbon 47
Parasols to Move
PRICES THE LOWEST EVER.
Every lady should possess a parasol, and at the
wo aro now making you can afford if.
$1.25 Parasols
$1.50 Parasols
$2.00 Parasols
$2.50 Parasols
$:!.00 Parasols
price
98 Some $4 Parasols $2.89
$1.19 Some $5 Parasols $3.G9
$1.39 Some $0 Parasols $1.25
$1.98 Some $7 Parasols $1.75
$2.19 Some $10 Parasols $G.G5
Neckwear Sale r,f,&Z
Mori? than two-thirds id' our Neckwear has arrived
at this store within the last i'.O days, so that you can
got tho verv newest ideas.
::.- Neckwear.. 30 23
50c Neckwear.. 42 33
05c Neckwear.. 55S 47l
75c Neckwear.. GS, 59
$1.00 Neckwear 850, 73
5c Nock wear 40
10c Neckwear SO and 50
15c Neckwear 120, 100
20c Neckwear.. 160, 100
25c Neckwear . 210, 170
Clearance on Bags
E W STY 1 , ES E XCELL E N'T Y A I ,UES.
N'o antiquated styles in Bags al this store. Nothing
cheap except the prices.
;e Hags .J50 $2.50 liags
05e liags 470 $:i.00 I Saw
$1.25 P.ags
$1.05 Bags
750
$1.10
$1.00 Bags
$7.00 Rags.
...$1.75
$2.19
$3.19
$5.00
About Interiors
OUR WINDOWS ARE VERY AT
TRACTIVE JPST NOW AND WE
EE EL SURE THAT YOU WILL
ENJOY A PASSING GLANCE AT
TIMS TIME, WHEN ACTUAL
SAYINGS ARE TO 1!E REAM ON
THE RUN.
Medford 's Only Exclusive Ladies' Store
BAKER-MITCHA
SON CO
C Street, Just North of Jackson County Bank j
About Windows
WE INVITE YOl! To VIlV
t'R INTERIOR AFTER THE
PRICE . CARDS ARE UP AND
THE DISPLAY MADE. YOU
WILL ENJOY Til E LOOK.
BIJOU THEATRF.
TONlGHT
"THE SHADOW OP THE LAW."
"Til E JUGGLER OK THE JUGGLES."
Song. "WASHINGTON," hy Chas. Clyde.
Medford Time Table
HOUTHUKN PAOirlO BA1LWAV
I
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W ltl. m.
Nmtlllioulid
I 1 1 1 '.rl In ud Kipri'll
I Houtlibouud
l.'iji Hliluriiiu hiinsi .1U:;1.1 mi
l.l.Sau Krauimo Kip 3. SO p. ui
h'r (Irauli Pxn. .1 :15 p ni
i. JJiKur AhUIhuJ
I0 IS p. ui.
' Tit old reliable Albmiv Nnmi.riefl
I feav tha largnal atock at fruit tri-m
us tha Paolflo c'oaal. IVnrs, niAen,
jwacll, plulua, aprlcuts, uectariUfN, clier
riaa, Eagliab valuntn, Hbailti ami urna
oiantal trea, berricn, rum-a aud slimlm, U u
all uf whlth I uffir al l..y,-m priifJN'('
vuuaiaiaui mm nrai t'laas iiiir-rv iiliii'k
Haviuif bfpu ivifli (bia nuraerv ir i.Hra.
1 caa guaiaulrs all ntui'k Iu be true I,.
name and free fiom distune. I liitii.ll.- j pAOll'10 4 EASTERN BAILWAT
AUthiug but Oieguu xu IrreH. I . .
I. H WAHNI-'li I N"i. I l.i'ioea Medford 8.10 a. in.
Medford Or ' N" ;l L,v" Medfe.d. . S SO p lu.
. J NV .! rrivea Me.lfi.rd I0.2SB. in.
UORN ! Nu 4.rnveB Mrdfotd j 5:0Sp, ill.
MOOKF. Tu the wife ..f V II ,,. "
uf the Moo,,, hotel, a ,o. .,,,, ROUUE RIVt" 'AJ'V BA1XWAY
umrniiiK. Hi.lh iniillier mid oliild ni, INo. 'Jll.euvee Medford ... .110 4fl u,
Join No. 4l.e,.ve. Medford ft:. IS p ui.
M.it.irH.cave, M.nlford 1 i 00 v iu
Evary Fifteen Mlnnl... ) Mot..r'l.eavea Medford... U'UOnm
Auto, will be Rui.( from lee of , N't. l;l.,ve. Jafkaou.illa . :00 a. ui.
....... - . . .... , ove aua.etu. Jll.o.v.t J ackioavllla. . I S:30
Sill
it is up to You
What Will You Do?
If urn do a lot of thinking, if your hrain is aotive
ami the strain is wearing out your nerves anil hreaking
down your system day hy day, then yon may reflect for
a moment, if it would not: ho wise to drink the strength
of roasted grains, to liny at your grocery store a pack
ago of
,.6v,t i
vi-i-gr. : 4;e7k
. ...... -r -..?
I t:ikt tin rnt'tlnul of ttnmiimaiii to the
hmiIi of Mi'tlfonl Aiitl vicinity that I
htive piiri'haxtsl l!i. M KPVORP STl'IHO
over the Mtwlt I CK-llnti Store, fornierlv
n wiitsl lv I L Witt (loilinslurt. N'tn
an it ,'iip:ir!ttu4 ml) he addil,
wil li I lit1 nun in view of furuiibin
Mttlfonl pcni nu ii to Jtf ntmlin
ami mtMlorii port rHitunv I roaptvtfullv
olii'it n fihnrt of your pMrottagf.
- it Winn i Muiurfi.tt&vci Jtcktonvtllt I 1-B0 D m
day.
W lMotorjLtve JaoktouvUit.
p tu
Golden Grain Granules
No man can consume his strength and retain it at
tho same time; ho ought to replenish an oipial amount,
daily. GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES is far super
ior lo Coffee, all hough il looks like coffee, tastes like
coffee and smells like coffee. A big package can lie had
in any grocery store for L'.'ic; Order a package today.
All grocery sell it.
Oak Park
Addition
On railroad on III
and conveniently
silos close in. Thost
o osl ,Sn o. nun i i,r ,,.i,i l
ocalod for business men sock-inn- li,,m..-
O lots are ol'l'ereil f.ii. unlo .lii.tit.
on good terms, and the owners aro in position to offer
milling inducements to anyone wishing to make the right
kind ot improvements. Why go out' to tho farawav
sul.urhs when such fine residence lots can be obtained at
prices ranging trom
j $200 to $350 per Lot
Situalcd where an advance iu price is assured, and where
the Lrsl benefit will bo derived from the completion of the
railroad to the timber?
It pays to figure on such investments in a live town like
Medford. and the present prices for these lots will look like
a vei n il,le gifi to the buyer iu a year or two hence. For
! full pari iiMilars apply lo tho
TRIBUNE ADS.
GET RESULTS
Rogue River Land Comp'y
Exhibit Building
MEDFORD SASH ft DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Offlca futturaa tad all kladi of planum mUi work, Ujdudui. turaad work and
fancy grills. T, BETWISN 6TH AND TTH STS. PHONB 63.
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