MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORFiOX. TUESDAY. OfTODET? 0, 1D0K.
Social and Personal
W. H. XurcruvH, tUv succeuuful fruit
grower, in slowly recovering from a
severe full lie sustained some time ago,
P. M. Farrier und Alias Kininu King
were united in matrimony in Medford
October 4. They left for their future
dome at Ontario, Malheur county, ou
Monday evening, accompanied by the
best wishes of numerous friends.
Fred Roper of J rants Pus, the mer
chant tailor, made Medford friends u
visit last Saturday.
A. W. Yocom of Central Point pre
cinct, the successful farmer, was aiming
the many in Mod ford during the past
week.
Try a sack of "Blue Stem" lour. 195
Ask for "Blue Stem" bard wheat
flour. 195
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Simmons of Poor
man's Creek district were in Medford
a few days since accompanied by a
brother of tho former.
A. Z. Scars and A. T. iJriwko and
their families left for Portland Monday.
They will spend the winter in the Wil
lnmetto vallev.
Mih, li, H. It en me of Wimur pro-cim-t
has hern visiting relatives living
iu Medford.
A choir buildiug lot, in
good lestion, it fo. sale at Miguiu.
F.aty terms. Writs Box 50 17.)
Kd Trowbridg.- of the Medfurd iron
works made a busiiifHH trip to AMhlaud
Moudav.
Bishop Studding of the Protestant
Kpiscopal church will make Mini t hern
Oregon another official visit this
mont h, being at (irants Pass on the
JiHli and at Medford on the 30th.
.John Margreiter of Poorman n Creek
district made relatives living in Med
ford a short visit recently.
Herman King and F. M. Farrier made
Jacksonville a short but interesting
visit Saturday.
Kx Sheriff Itader and his wife were
over from Eagle Point one day during
the pant week.
"Blue Stem" flour is made from blue
stem wheat. It is tho best. 195
Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Hansen, who live
near (Vntral Point, were here on busi
ness Saturday.
John Xorris, the horticulturist, has
been in Medford several times lately.
School
Shoes
AVc carry the hest i' all lines. The
Hamilton-Drown Slide (Jo.'.s. Ho fore
the American people for a long time,
they have proven Iheir superiority he
yond a doubt.
MISSES' VATENT TJP
Vici mat kid top, Dliiehor stylos, a su
perior shoe and a very popular one. In
sizes 13 1-2 to L, selling for only....ij?2.00
MISSUS' "PINE KNOT"
A solid shoe iu every particular; vamps
and uppers made of light weight calf;
in six.es V. to 2; a bargain when selling
for $1.50
MISSUS' HEAVY SHOES
"The Household Shoe," a full stock,
box calf vamp and upper, strictly solid
throughout; a good winter shoe; sizes
10 1-2 to 12 1-2 at $1.75
lUto 2 at $2.00
THE AM El? I ( 'AX LADY
Probably the foremost shoe for women
in the United States; in I'luchcr cuts,
patent leathers, vici kids, etc; selling
for $3.50
HOYS' PATENT HEATHER
Strictly first; class, solid welted leather
sole, patent; leather vamp, box calf up
per, in sizes 2 1-2 to .") 1-2, price..$3.50
HOYS' MEDIUM AY El (II IT SHOE
(food sole, all leather counters, suitable
for general service; satin calf leather;
sizes 13 to 2 $1.05
:iln ;-) $1.75
HOYS' HEAVY SHOES
The "Terror," a full stock, unlined,
seamless, heavy weight calf, with heavy
soles; all leather; sizes 13 1-2 to 2
at $2.35
2 1-2 to 5 1-2 at $2.50
THE AM El? I CAN' (IENTLEMAX
A complete line of these noted shoes iu
styles and leathers to suit, $3.."() to $1
Grocery Bargains
In our (Iroceiy Department
we have just received 1000 lbs.
of splendid Oregon Honey in
the comb, which we are selling
for, the pound loV
Compare this with the 1."c to
20c a lb. usually asked for
comb honey.
A, No. 1 .lapan I? ice selling us
ually for 10c a pound, now V
Caroline I lewd ice, usually
Hellin for 12 1-L'c a pound,
now : 1M
Xo. 1 C.ta Rica R.xist Coffee,
worth 2")c, selling very close
at W
If you are not pleased after
using this coffee, return and
we will pay your money back.
Star Tobacco for, a pound
plug 43
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MANY APPLES
MONDAY'S BASEBALL.
ON EXHIBITION
Mauy Entries Assured for
Apple Display in Spokane
British Colmmbia Enters
fcl'OKANK, Wash., October 0, Fifty
thotmnnd Mfjiiare feet of apph-u will be
on display at Spokane during the nation
al apple tttiow to be held here December
7 to 12 iuclusm-, thin venr. It will bi
the largest collection of nples ev
placed on exhibition, and to house tlx
the bin armory building and an nddi
ional structure five times an great an
the aniinry will be neded. Apples o
all tlit standard varieties will be. in
eluded in thin display and every style
of park and wrap will be demonstrate
wneli proportions Lin the enterprise
t.'tKi'ii, that the management lias foiuni
its original plans entirely disarrange
It was at first intend'd to hohl the show
in the state armory which is the largest
in the northwest, but no mauv reser
vations have been made for space in the
various eoteMH, that the management
was confronted with the option of lim
iting tho exhibits or enlarging the nc
odations. The business men of
Spokane promptly raised $10,0110 with
whieh to eonstuct additional buildings
and the enterprise will now be allowed
to grow to the limit of the inrrenaer
accomodations.
Exhibits Assured
Kxhibits for the national apple show
are assured from all section where a
pies are successfully grown. Xorth
Carolina has established a cold storage
plant for the exprcs purpose of storing
choice apples for th- Spokane exposi
lion, inner eastern rentes will he rep
resented, though not on so large a scale
The middle west has promised a number
of exhibits iu the cnrload contest for
which $lf)M0 in cash is offered the
winners.
Michigan, Missouri and Arkansas will
send individual or district displays,
while Colorado will have entries in the
arload contests.
Entries from British Columbia
Most of the entries, however, thus far
have come from the northwestern states
and from British Columbia. Idaho,
I'tah and the Oregon districts will be
largely represented, in everv class of
contest, and Washington will probablv
will lend nil the states in the number of
exhibits. liritish Columbia has appoint
ed agents at Kclowiri and other points
in the fruit belt to collect apples for
the Spokane show.
The pri.es to date aggregate $.'5,000
including cash, orchard land, implements
and various other kinds of premiums.
It is the intention of the management to
increase the total prizes to $50,010.
Assurances have been given that the I
lepnrtment of agriculture of the federal
government will send men to act as
judges at Hie show. I
American League.
At Washington Washington , I'uil
adelphia if,
""At St. Lotus St. Louis 3, (VwIudO
1. Second game. St. Luili :t, Cleve
land 5.
At Chicago Chicago n. Detroit L
At Boston Boston 4, New York "
National League.
At New York Jiouton 1, New York 8
At Philadelphia Brooklyn tt, Phila
delphia 1. Second giinie. Brooklyn J.
Philadelphia 4.
LATE LOCAL NHWB.
W, V. Arant, superintendent of the
I Crater Lake national park, and his wife
were recent visitors in Medford.
V. II. Itovce of Klnmath eonntv is
visiting in the valley
Mr. and Mrs. D. Chapman of Barron
have been visiting in Jacksonville. They
are well known pioneers of the upper
vallev.
T. .1. Kenney of Jacksonville has re
t uined f rom a business visit in Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. (lav of Central
Point, who have been visiting at Seat
He and in I he Willamette valley, are at
home again
K. B. Lockhearl, a former Methodist
minister, for a tune stationed nt Jack
souvillr and Central Point, has returned
to Portland from Spokane and opened
an office in the board of trade build
At the Savoy.
Large crowds were in attendance at
thin new theater last night.
The performance given was strictly
high class iu every particular, especially
' The Village (jossops," a picture por
t raving a western drama with a gooi
moral. The 8a me performance will be
repented tonight.
Your Opportunity is at Our
ANNIVERSARY SALE
A Pleasure to Show Goods
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single laser
tioni loss thin 15 cents. Six Insertion
for the price of four. 8eventy-fiv
centa a Hum per month.
FOB SAXE.
KOIt HAI.K One tram hursrH, linriiPSH.
light wngnn. Inquire :it Si-utt'H J-Vril
Ynnls ur ISox SiKI. L'lll)
FOK HAI.K Choice InisiliexH irnpnrtv
at a ImrL'iLiii on eHV term. I'. . Hoi
4IS, Me.llonl. -'
VOtt SA1.I0 New 1'iinler coiuentriitor.
eomplete, for wile at a bargain ; never
lieen useil. Adiiress or eall on V. J.
Wiinor, Walilo, Or., or A. 10. Keaines.
Jackaonvillr. '0
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mm
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It is certainly a pleasure to show our goods. First,
they stand second to none in point of style, quality and
desirability. Second, the prices during this sale and all
the time are unquestionably the lowest ever attempted in
southern Oregon. Third and last, but greatest of all, is the
fact that people are buying our goods and we never hear
a person kick on the pi-ice. Of course, some people find
goods better than they want to buy, but all agree that the
prices, quality considered, are the lowest they find any
where. GUARANTEED We guarantee everything to be as
good as we claim or the money will be cheerfully returned.
RAILROAD PARE FREE.
During this sale the railroad fare will be paid both ways
within a radius of 20 miles, and one way within 40 miles.
AN EXTRA INDUCEMENT.
To all persons who do not pay fare we will give a dis
count of 5 per cent on all goods whether marked down or
not.
SEE THE WINDOW.
.rKI)K()D'S LEADING LADIES' RE ADY-TO-WEAR STORE
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
COPVRI'
A Solid Reason
Why you should trade wil li us in the
groccrus at smaller prices.
f act that we can Hell von tho samr
The news that we are selling for cash and selling fof less linn spread
far and near, and our trade is increasing by leaps and bounds. There is a
reason. IT IS VK HAVH YOU MONEY.
We arc closing out ";e 2 oz.
bottles of Diamond W and Till
man h Kxlnu-t for
20c
"Violet. Wheat," a rich nutri
tious breakfast inusli, cut. from
lot or 2 for 23c to
9c
Swift's I'ride Laundry Soap is
proving a wry popular brand in
Medford. II bars for
25c
On Welche
has reduce
to ,
drape Juice cash
from ,'t.V a pint
30c
"Bottle hluing," tho modern
article at a moderate price, cut
from 1.1c the bottle to
10c
" (iauiitlet " Hrand and Dur
Uee 's famous Spices, ginger,
allspice, sage cut from 10c to. .
6c
Riveraidc Gloss Starch sold as
you remember for credit at We
pke;., ca.-di buys at
8c
Aim & Hammer Soda lias beea
plaeed oa the block for a out of
from Kle a pkg. to
6c
Those "I'aragono'' lfic .tellies
Mil' a bargain when selling for, I If
: ,e glass HI
Preferred Stork Preserves, cut
from .'(.e a glatia
to
25c
Kingbury's .lams, cut from
the jar to
cost
17c
If you want honest weight and fair
treatment, go to tho linns mill for your
feed and baled hav. 175
Another large sale of Hood Kive
apples was reported today by the direc
tors of llie Hood liiver Applegrowers
union, who disposed of ten cars of fruit
Iti cities in southern Texas and two
to New York parties. The fruit was
old at the union's notation and com
puses i mm boxes of .lonat lia ns, ;g
ners, b'hode Island ( I reeni ugs, l.awvers,
Baldwins, Mammoth Black Twigs and
Snow apples. this disposes of about
half of the crop handled bv the union
estimated at 2000 cars.
Kd Binns, I he Jacksonville butcher,
I j has been nt Portland visiting his fatu
! ilv.
Herman Juriens and A. 'indler, for
mer residents of Medford, are making
the vallev a visit. Thev are now iu th
employ of the O. K. X N". company'
I railroad line iti I'matiUa count v.
See K. B. Brown about the National
I Protective league. 17."
tins Newbury, who has been in Port
laud for some lime past for treatment
tor catarrh, has returned to Jackson
ville.
H. ( Rippey, a postal clerk running
between Portland and Pocntcllo, Idaho,
was married September L'O to Miss Lot
tie Josephine Taylor, daughter of Mr.
R. (1. Brown, of Port la ml. The wed
ditt took place t Jacksonville, Rev.
Robert Knms official if After the cer-
etnouv r. a. I ( Hippev departed
for fc!e Poiat, lk bride's former
fcoiHe, to t & 9 (. Vis. . II.
Brovt
r t. vbo rhd of
hors fro Klat te'ttt to .A.ttle.
t S iitit l jMk'till.
Mioa it Jtilto.
Paiti a4 H
from tVntTl em tftt Tl
Presh freaiuvry Butter wo al
ways sell below the market
price, per roll
5c
lc Diamond A Toinatoea cut by
cash to, tho
10c
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I'av sue cash a dozkn van r.aax. kkmkmhkk i's pon khiut,
VKOKTAHIiKS. K'I'C.
Miller & Ewbank
CASH GROCERS
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'OR SA1.K Dry eordwood, piue, fir,
oak and laurel; 'JOO.000 brick. P.
OseubrugL'e, St udebaker Bros. ' ware-
llOIIHO.
WANTKO Woman to do washing and
ironing one day a week. Mrs. Bar
tholomew, .111 V. Sixth st. 176
I'OR SALK Six room house, bath elec
tric lights, well and city water, six
blocks from depui, Fnr particulars ad
dress Box Sml, Medford. 17ii
FOR SALK Largest rooming house iu
Medford ; location unmirpasard ; genu
ine bargain for tho right party; cash
proposition only. Address J. ('., cure
of Tribune. 175
FOR SALK ;U0 acre much, $12,000,
first clans improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. Thia is a bargain. See
L. K. , Tribuue office. tf
FOR SALK Dry oak stove and cord
wood. Apply ILdel Nash. ITS
FOK SALK A good small busincs on
Sevonth street. Reasons for celling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call at this
office, tf
FOR SALE A first class pianola pia
no; a bargain. P. O. Box 95, Bedford.
FOK SALK Improved or uniprov4
city lots, 5 and 10 acre bleaks, near
city; orchards ami farm lands. '. M.
French, ovor Jackson I'ounty amak.17
WANTKP Position ns maaajjiap,
keeper: matron; by refund udd!
agtnl New Kit gland .ido. .- SB
barml; references ve ftir;
experience! in respotihle poitia
Mrs. A. 912 Saato St.. iagtaiA,
a. 173
WANTKD Clirl for general housework.
Address Lock Box 41S, city. 175
FOR RKNT Furnished room with
board for gentleman; also day board.
Mrs. H. L. Stone, 10 N. 9th st." 175
FOR RKNT Furnished room with
board for gentleman; also day board
reasonable. Mrs. J. L. Stone. 10 North
O st. 17ti
WANTKD To rent a ranch, by a re
liable man; hay, grain or dairy; must
have stock on place. Box 508, Med
ford. 170
W A N T K D t'h a m ber m a i d ; m a r r i ed
woman who can live nt homo preferred,
i nly forenoon 's work. Hotel Kmer
ick." 170
WANTKD To trade, timber claim for
city property; Baker City property for
Medford property ; piano for (rood
horse. W. II. West.
WANTKD Horses for pasture, $'2 par
month ; no wire fences; shade, watar
and grass. Apply to Waltor Xoore,
Phoenix, Or. 1,
WATVD Ta bay fra 1M W Ml
heus of Ntotk sJkMf. B 111,
Sotff, (V.
BIJOU THEATRE
HXTEXSIVK ALTHRATFOXS'
now foi-ee us to keep the theater closed to
night. OI'EX WKDXESIIAY EVKXIXd with en
tire interior remodeled, inclndiim; raised floor.
SPECIAL MI LI,
-Announcement tomorrow.
?! femalo fook; itoivl vrtge
ftd ttently position eliuretl. Apply
4 f9 Tribune offiee nt onee. 171
punt 4rAek.
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Protective Legion
Pays ir week in case of sickness or
Accident; 1(11 fop In of le, hand or eye. Mon
ty ick in 1iai of dividends every five years.
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