MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNAL. MEDFORDI"OREfiONT, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1908.
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Social and Personal
"Blue Stem" flour is wade from blue
stem wheal It is the beat. IDS
James Helms, the well known pioneer,
was down from Talent a few duys
since.
Charles N. Lambert, formerly of Uold
Hill, who Iihh been in Aluska and other
northwest points during the past sev
eral yours, returned to Jackson county
one day this week.
Ralph Jennings, the Btockraiscr, was
down from Applegnto Saturday.
J. S. Tucker anil V. It. Johnson of
Trail precinct transacted business in
Medford thn fore part of tho week.
Warren Mee, who is operating in
Siskiyou county, California, has been
transacting business in the vulley.
Mrs. Hudson was in Medford Satur
day while on her way to Albany from
Jacksonville.
"No Shooting" signB at Tribune
office. Price 15 cents each, CO cents a
dozon. 250
Frank M. Miller of Harney, a suc
cessful Btockraiscr, and his family are
paying tho Little Butte section, their
former home, a visit.
Mrs. Horace JVIIon of Sams Vulley
has been paying friends living in Med
ford a visit.
A. P. Kstabrook, a former resident of
(1M Hill, was on the northbound train
K-aturJay en routo to 1'ortlnnd. lie
now lives at Sacramento, Cal.
Any ladies who are Mncnbces or arc
interested In tho order will nend their
names and address to MrB. Alice Tor-
gcB, Deputy Supremo Commander at
Mi'dford, genornl delivery. J!"
.Tosoiih (Icimcrt and John A. Oben
chain were down from Big llutto the
fore part of the week.
W. 0. Tresham, one of tho progres
sive citizens of Sams Valley, was a ng
our morchants Monday.
h. Lager, who has been n resident of
Sams Vulley for some time, nun ins
family have gone to the Willamette vai
ley to locate.
Try a sack of "Bluo Stom" flour. 11)5
Ask for "Bluo Stem" hard wheat
flour. 15
Miss Katherino Chapman, the Jack
sonvillo milliner, has returned from a
visit with relatives and friends living
in Joseiihino county.
Boyd Tucker, who Is employed at Ike
United States hatchery at the mouth
of Kilt creek, spent several hours in
Medford Monday.
W. J. Smith of Jjariline creek was in
Medford Saturday on his way home
from Sterling, where he has a gnib
bing contract.
A. S. Furry of Phoenix transacted
blisiuess in Medford Monday. Mi
interested in a fino band of entile in
tho Dead Indian country with his broth
er Fred, the biggest portion of which
they are Belling.
W. E. Price and family, late of Con
tral Point, havo become residents of
Medford. He recenlly bought Iho (
street blacksmith shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Illade, who urn con
ducting a hotel at Jacksonville, were
Medford visitors Saturday.
Miss Haze Knyart has been visit
ing Miss Fay Scars at Jacksonville.
(leorge 0. (larrett, a successful farm
er of Monad district, has bought resi
dence property in Medford and, with his
family, will become residents of our
city soon.
W. W. Willils of Flounco Hock pre
clnct spent a few days in this Hcction
during the past week.
Mrs. 1). A. Miller of Purl land, who
NOTICE.
Miss liice has dissolved partnership
with Miss Hank and will not be respon
sible for any bills contracted from this
dale, October Yi, Unix.
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Notice to Stockholders.
There will be a meeting of stockhold
ers of tho Medford Copper company at
the office of Wilhington Hi Kelly, in
Medford, Oregon, on October S.'l, WOH,
at 2 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of
considering the sale of the company's
properties us a whole.
liy order of the p9sidont.
II. WITIIINflTO.V, Secretary.
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find it at
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Gold Seal
SLICKERS AND
GUM BOOTS
Acknowledged the Best
by Miners and Lumbermen
For Sale at
Van Dyke's
Dry Goods, Shoes, Furnishings
bus Ikmmi viHittiiK Hi, .liH'limmville
for lionin Huhinliiy I'vcning.
Rain Coats and
Gravenettes
NOTII1NU FINER, IN. THESE WET AVE ATI I ER
('OATH, HAS 15V 15 11 1 5 15 ION SHOWN IN SOUTIII5UN
OREOON. THEY EXCEL IN QUALITY ANT)
STYLE, AND THE PRICES ARE SO LOW THAT
THEY WILL FAIRLY STARTLE YOU. WHY DE
LAY IN CIETTINO A PRACTICAL NECESSITY
FOR STORMY DAYS ? COM 15 IN AND LOOK THEM
OVER ANYWAY. YOU WILL FIND THEY ARE
HARD TO RESIST. PRICES $12.50 AND UP. NO
V A LUES ANYWHERE TO EQUAL THEM.
See The Windows Now
Anniversary Sale Bargains T'
You will enjoy a look at our windows. They show: '
THREE SUIT SPECIALS Values to $20, $11.00; values to $40, $25.00; values
to $73.00, $40.00.
THREE SKIRT SPECIALS Values to $6.00, $2.98; values to $3.00, $5.00;
values to $11.00, $7.00.
Largest assortment of Bags in Southern Oregon. New showing of Neckwear. Gloves
that wear perfectly. ,
Five per cent off on all purchases of $5.00 or over, whether gootls are on sale or not.
Wednesday Only We Sell Ladies' and CMId- 13p
ren's 25 cent Hosiery for
Probably notagain this year will we be in a position to offer you sueh a ehoiee
o all sizes in regular 25c Hosiery for the wonderful price of, per J 3C
THURSDAY
TITE ONE DAY ONLY Thursday
morning ut 7 a. m. we place ou Bule
500 yard of Swiss Curtaining;
brand now gouds; 36 inches wide;
our regular 20c values; if you come
for it Thursday wo will sell f A
it, per yurd, for lUu
FRIDAY
THE ONE DAY ONLY Friday
morning ut 7 a. in. wo place on sale
100 pairs of Luce Curtains. This
lut is hhw ami very desirable. White
Nottingham Curtains; 3'& yards
long; exceptional vulues at $2.00
and $2.50; all tu go for Friday only
fit, per
pair
$1.25
SATURDAY.
ONE DAY ONLY Saturday morn
ing at 7 a. in. we place on sale:
4Ue ltilbon for ". 16c
100 Kelts fur 25c
7m Neckwear for 17c
and last but by no means least will
ho all colors of fine 05 c Wool Dress
Cioods, Saturday only, per
vard
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MEDFORD 'S "LITTLE KOST" LADIES' SHOP
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
Classified Advertisements
On Cent a Word N dud Inser
tion less than 16 cents. SIX insertions
for the price of four, seventy-five
cents a Uhh per month.
FOR SAXJ3.
The TOGGERY
Leaders in Fashion
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' GENUINE 700,000" I 'ATI IE HANI COLORED
The Great Passion Play I
LIFE OF CHRIST
NKAh'LY ON 10 MILK OF I'M LM, AGOh'Ed ATI .NO .ra.mm 1TCTUHKS, AS NATURAL AS LIFE, f
FOR SALK Three gentle saddle and
driving horses, $IiO, $40 and $50. First
house across Bear creek ono left side
of street. K. A. Halfer. 183
I'()U RENT 5-room house. Inquire at
M. & B. Kandy Kitchen. 178
FOR SALE Eight-room liouao, closets,
pantry, summer kitchen, bathroom; 4
acres of land; Fish Lake ditch runs
through middle; miles from Med
ford postofficc on Central Point road;
part down, long time on balance. Ap
ply to A. C. Taylor, 24 miles north of
Medford, Central Point road. 181
FOR SALE--One acre of ground, or
chard, 5-roora house, other improve
ments; fivo minutes' walk from West
Side school; for sale cheap if sold this
week. Write Tribune. 177
FOR SALE Ono team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Box 806. 200
FOR SALE Choice business property
at a bargain on easy terms. P. O. Box
418, Medford. 247
FOR SALE New Pindor concentrator,
complete, for Bale at a bargain; nover
been used. Address or call on W. J.
Wiraer, Waldo, Or., or A. E. Reames,
Jacksonville. 100
FOR SALE Dry oak atove and cord
wood. Apply Hotel ffash. 178
Each Tenth to be Given Aw&y
Beginning Monday, October 12, ami miming through the week we
are going to refund tho purchnso prico of each tenth purchase up to
10.00. It does not matter whether it is a nickel's worth of tacks or
a Toledo Eango, a Maud S. Pump or a mouse trap, a 1900 Washer or
a 6-inch filo, a dozen Corbiu locks or a paint brush, each purchaser will
be registered on tho cash register and should yours bo the tenth ono
you will got your money back pp to $10.1)0. You can buy at prices
never beforo offorcd to you in Southern Oregon. People aro l.ow see
ing how much money is saved by paying cash ns thny go, and we see
our sales increasing. Tou may not believe this, but wo dare you to try
it and wo know just what you will say. liomomber that for six days
wo will give to each tenth purchnser his money back up to $10.00 for
ono week only. Buy anything you need, a heater stove, a range, a tub,
a hoe, a hammer. You may get it for nothing. Where! Why! At
Shoitie Garnett
OF COURSE.
FOB SALE A good small business on
Seventh street. Reasons for selling.
Address, P. O. box 612 or call at this
office. tf
FOR RENT Single
J'Jl North G street.
furnished
room.
178
FOB SALE 320-acro ranch, $12,000,
first class improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
L. E. W., Tribune office. tf
FOU tTL't X fTrsl class planola-pla-
The Annunciation
Shepherds Watching Their I-'loeks
MusSill-IV (if 1 lllllM'clltS
Christ in (he ( m rpMil ! Simp
r;ipfisin of Jesus
Death of John (lie I iji (
Christ in the Synagogue
Christ Feeding the Multitude
Suffer Little Children to (Vine
Unto Me
The IJirth of Christ
Flight to Knypt
Ix'aising of Lazarus
The Transfiguration
Agony in the Harden
.Indus' Defrayal
The Last Supper
( 'arrying the Cross
The ( Yueif ixiou
Christ Healing the Sick
Messiah's Entry Into Jerusalem
Christ lie lore the Two High Priests
Christ Before King Herod
Christ Before Pilate
Taken Down From the Cross
Placing .Jesus in the Toinlt
The Uesurrec(i)ii
The Ascension
no; a bargain.
ford.
P. O. Box 85, Msd
WANTED.
WANTED Second-hand, three-horse
power electric motor. State particulars
and best cash price. Address P. O. Box
2ir. Medford, Or. 177
"Vivid" Sacred "Real"
leauttful Grand Sublime
t IHfTtflMXI) TWO xmirrs ONLY
Wetedajr and Thursday October 14 and
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WANTED First-class orchard man to
plaut to trees niut cultivate largo tract
of orchard land. Address P. O. Box
41S. Medford, Or. 18,1
WANTED Umbrella repairing. Call on
A. E. Tatsume, near bridge. 182
WANTED Horses for pasture, $2 per
aioitk; wire fences; shade, water
ad grass. Apply to Walter Moore,
Phoenix, 9r. 185
WANTED Tp buy from 100 to JOT
tfjfi ol itacl (Keep. Writs Box 131,
Medford, Or.
TO TRADE Light singU covered bug
gy for two seated rig. fa. E. w.( Tri
bune office. tf
SEE BRYAN
AT
THE GRAND
TONIGHT
Admission 10c
Nuf Sed
LOST ANB FOVN.
LOST A light bay horse. wekAt !
pounds, 0 years old, brnIe on
loft shoulder, lame in lft )j..ii)Jr
Buy a Howard Watch
THE FINEST TIMEPIECE MADE
IX AMEK1CA.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler
n Watch art
Near Poetefflce
Bapalriac a Spsatalt.
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FOR KENT A large warrkom, miki-
ble for storaj.', say :i.l f... o. T.
Stone, over Kijos tlu-nto. m
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fU ADMISSION .
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I be suitably rewarded bv leaving it at
fS i While 0- Trowbritlge 's real estate of
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