MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, TUESDAY, AUGUST, 2.'), 1908.
Social and Personal
2 p0Btvu went uorth MobJuy ve
niog ou a bvsin(i visit.
,.r. Medyuski, the Big Butte grun-
gQP) is duwu from his homestead.
J. D. Hvurd and his fumily were over
, from Sterling mine Monday afternoon.
Dr. R. T. Burnett, county recorder,
apent a few hours in Medford Monday
evening.
Mr. Rhoil and V. A. Hillis were
guofltR of .1. II. nnd William Hilli of
Wimer last week.
John F. KoIIb was down from (fold
Hill Saturday. He ih nt ill engaged in
mining and primjierting.
Mm. L. .1. LewiB, who h been visit
ing in Mt'ill'urd and Atlilaiul, returned
to .hu'kHouviltu Monday.
Mr. liutcliHHon and lien (Juriiett ttud
their fmniliert are niMlicating tit Culo
Ktin. They will n-turn in a few day
K. ( Itncc k , the wheelwright, a nd
his fumily, who haw heen niHtiruting
in the Rogue Hhor liills, are at home
again.
Charli'M Turin, former chief of jh
liee, who in now an honent grimier,
was in Medford Katun lav. So watt hit
brother Al.
George Peil, who wan formerly inter
ested in the Medford laundry, ih now
engaged in the name luisincBH at Van
eouver, WiihIi.
David Keith, the Salt Lake capital
iHt, arrived at Hollywood orchard Mon
day evening for a vittit with A. ('. Allen
nnd hit family.
f. M. Kader of Kngle I'oint precinct,
former sheriff of Jacknon county, and
his wife sieut Sunday in Medford.
Martin I'enioll is in Medford more
often nowadays, as he is hauling freight
for the Applegate storo from here in
stead of from (i rants I'hhs, as formerly.
I'. K. Heatilieu, f reman of II. T.
Find ley's fine orchard at Orchard Hume
was in Medford Monday. He has been
investigating the possibilities of Hie
eounlry about Woodville as fruit rais
ing district ami seems favorably im
pressed therewith.
It. 10. Dunne, representative of t he
Los Angeles company which is develop
ing the coal deposits soul heast and
northwest of Medford, spent Monday
in the city. He is as sanguine as ever
of a favorable! outcome to the those en
terprises. Charles K. Short and Mrs. Mnjrgiit 10.
Hearn were married nt tJrants i'ass on
August J!). They are both well known
in Purl land. Mrs. Short being former
ly clerk of the local circle, Norma,
W. (. V., and Mr. Short at one time
conducting a printing establishment
on Front street. The latter is now en
gaged in business at Merlin, Josephine
eounly, where they will be at home
after September ft. At preHonl they
an at Crater Luke, with Mr. and M r.
H. V. Stevens and George Itrnner of
Fort land.
Waller II, Drennaa, formerly a rait
road engineer, later a clerk in one f
the state offices at Kiilem, who in t
kown in this section, has boon arrested
in Port hud on n charge of insruiil v. He
made an attack on his wife and hIic
feared that he would kill lier. Dren
nan was severely injured in the wreck
of a train on the Noiilhein Pacific while
he was nt work as an engineer leu years
ago. Several prnutiiH were killed and
Dreimau's life was for some time ties
paired of, his skull being crushed and
onu arm so badly mutilated that it was
amputated. His mental trouble is at
tributed to the effects of the injuries
he received in the wreck.
GRAND
HARVES
T SALE
Un aralelled Opportunity to Save on Fall Supplies
FROM NOW OX UXT1L SEPTEMBER 7TH AVE V I I.L HOLD A HARVEST SALE 'J HAT WILL ECLIPSE ANY SALE EVER HELD IX SOUTHERN ORE
OCX. ALMOST EVEPVTIIINO IN' Til TS STORE V..'J I. BE THROWN ON SALE, REGARDLESS OF COST. YOU CAN LAY IN FALL SUPPLIES NOW
AND MAKE YOUR DOLLARS DO ALMOST DOUBLE DUTY. BY SACRIFICING THE GOODS NOW IN THE STORE WE CAN PAY CASH FOR ALL
GOODS BOUGHT FOR FALL AND SAVE BIG DISCOUNTS. .
WILL YOU HELP US' AND AT THE SAME TIME HELP YOURSELF, TOO?
Must Raise $4,000 by Saturday Night
BY THE TIME THIS SALE CLOSES WE SHOUL D HAVE RAISED 4000. YOU CAN SAVE MANY DOLLARS BY BUYING FALL SUPPLIES NOW OR
BY GETTING GOODS THAT WILL BE GOOD FOR ANOTHER SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON.
SALE NOW GOING OX. COME AND SHARE IN THE BARGAINS.
I $7.50 Silk u Lii
Petticoats
A new lot of fine Silk Pet
ticoats, consisting af all col
ors and black; regular $7..r)0
values, to go in this sale
$4.69
$3.50 hVfherbloom
Petticoats
A lot of black and fancy colored hcather
bloom and featliersilk Petticoats; regular
3.00 and l.) sellers now $219
Regular 1.00 Satine Petticoats
during this sale for
All I'cltlcoids now reduced 1-4
$2.19
$1.00
Ribbon Sale
A lot of fancv Ribbons suitable for fancv
work, reduced . " 33 1-3 PER CENT
All colors in wide all-silk 25c Ribbon 1 T
now on sale at Uw
All colors of wide all-silk 20c Ribbon 1 1
now on sale at Ill
Fancy plaid Ribbon, wide, regular 17e 1 A
grade, for only 1UL
9c Outings for 6c
500 yards of fancy Outing Flannels in light
and dark patterns; our regular 9c seller; 27
inches wide and a good, durable fabric,
now selling at
2000 yards of extra fine Outing Flannel in
white, cream and light and dark patterns, 1 n
12 l-2c value, for : '. "v
New Blankets on Sale
1000 worth of new Cotton and AVool Blankets have
just been received and marked especially for this sale.
7"c. values for 55?; 1.00 values for 85?; 1.50 values
for ?1.25, and 2.00 grades, $1.50.
Every blanket even through the fine grades marked
for Harvest Sale.
Handkerchief Specials
100 dozen white hemstitched lawn Handkerchiefs;
sold m most stores for 5c ; limit 20 to one cus- y 1
tonier; now going at U lmuv
100 dozen school .Handkerchiefs; limit of 30 to tn.
a customer, for . 1UL
500 dozen fine new plain and fancy Handkerchiefs,
now marked, special, at 5? and to $3.50
Special Values in Comforts
We have just received a big shipment of Comforts,
and every single one has been marked very close, espec
ially for this sale. If you need comforts, the kind that
are filled with clean cotton, come here and SAVE
MONEY.
Underwear
REDUCED 1-4.
Any Kiinm-nt in Knit Underwear
nun in the store will be Hold to you
al it reilui'tinii of J"i VKH CKNT.
Vo'i save li.V on every dollar 'h
worth of Cnderwenr bought during
thin Hale.
Children's Dresses
REDUCED 1-1.
No line to make Children 'h Dre.sseH
when yon can buy them ready-to-ii30
at u discount of 25 PKli CKNT
from our regular prices. Vou can't
buy the gondii at the prices we are
ashing.
Kimonas
H EDUCED 1-4.
Lots of time to wear a Summer
Kimono, and we have a fine selec
tion of long KiiiionoH which are suit
able for wearing alt the year around.
Iluy now and WAVK OXE-FIFTH.
Net Waists
REDUCED 1-4.
Just received, a big shipment of
fine Net Waists in all sizes. During
this sale we will give you choice of
t ho lot for reductions from the reg
ular prices of EXACTLY" ONE-FOURTH.
Child's Jackets
REDUCED 1-4.
If you buy a Jacket for the young
lady now, it will last two seasons
and you can save one-fourth of the
regular price. ASSORTMENT FINE
FOK HALE Two timber ilainm,
$.p)ll(0, cuhIi or time; almi a $l-0 cam
era, (IxH to 4x5, for $10, with all etpiip
nientH. .1. K. Pnvette. l:Ht
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Mrs, li. L. .lacoliH, will have charge of
my city treaxurer'H hiiinens during my
trip eutit ; mh will have authority to
receipt for money n and proteNt city
warrants and other mat tern pertaining
to mii itl office.
Hhe will be at the city recorder ' of
fice from Ml o'clock t. in. to ! o'clock
p. in. each day and all who wihIi to pay
their Htreet paving aHHCNHments ran do
ho by calling at the recorder 'h office
during hour as Ntated aliove.
Dated nl Medford thin D'illi day of
AugiiHl, lims.
L. L. JACOltS,
City Treasurer of Medford. otl"'U.
Harvest Skirt Sale
Less Than Wholesale
tl 08 'ol' ni'SS('s Wiii'l li;tl Coi'iiicil v
ij1.7() sold ii to fl.OO. "
WA (( I'or choice ol'jill Skirls which I'or
Pt.VV nicrly sold to $7.00.
47 Of! lil(li,,s' Skirls which formerly
.UU sold up to $11.00.
tQ 80 l;,,l'('s Skirls which formerlv
7.07 sold up to $1 l.f.0.
til 0ft' il" 1:u,i('s 'sliiil which I'or-
""'l lv s"1'1 "1' $-,)-)u-
VOILE SKI UTS AT ALMOST HALE
VALUE.
Bust Ruffles
REDUCED 1-4.
Finest assortment of Scott's Bust
Kuffles ever brought to Medford,
You should look through this lot
now and choose a few. The saving
to vou is EXACTLY ONE- FOURTH
All Suits at Half Price
About ten Wool Suits and ;i fine assort ment of white and colored Linen Suits for
ladies. Yon should see these suits, for they are the best bargains ever of fered in Med
ford. Your choice of any suit 'for HALE' REGULAR PRICES,
Vfmt "Snaps"
Don't Miss These
89c
olored lawn
$1.19
About. f0 white and colored lawn
Waists, worth to $i for onlv
About -10 white and
Waists worth to $:!.()() for
(Mil V
About (") white Lingerie Waists, worth
to $.).()(), to close out at,
choice
$2.19
School Hose
Extra Bargains
All sizes in regular 15c quality fiT
Hose for children, now to go at 71
Children's 2'w Hosiery for all in IQp
heavy and light grades. .' ,.ltt
Children's regular 33(2 Hosiery now
on sale at
23c
Sale of Princess Dresses
In Silk and Wash Goods
$4.00 Princess and Wash Dresses. .$1.98
$fi.00 Princess and Wash Dresses. .$3.60
$8.00 Princess and Wash Dresses. .$5.19
tl-'.OO Princess and Wash Dresses $7.19
$14.00 Princess and Wash Dresses $8.19
$25 Princess and Wash Dresses $17.50
$20 Princess and Wash Dresses $14.50
This includes all of our silk princess
dresses, as well as white lingerie and white
wash dresses.
See the Windows Showing'
the Harvest
The new store with the smallest prices
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
Central Avenue, Just North Jackson County Bank
See the Interior for
Bargains
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At the Medford Tea and Coffee House, Beginning Mon., Aug. 24
EVERYTHING : AT : OR : BELOW : COST
HAVE COT TO MAKK ROOM FOR FALL (iOODS. WHICH WILL AI.'KMVK SOON. AT LK ST OXF-ll FOFOFR FTM' vrnru- vinr
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THE MEDFORD TEA 6 COFFEE BOUSE
I'llONK 1051
2H5 WEST SKVKXTI1 STREET