TEITFORP DAILY TRIBTTNfi. MED FORD,, ORKfiOX, AADXTsl)ora 28, 1908.
LADIES PLAN
SOCIAL DANCE
Ladies of St. Ann's Socie
ty to Give Dance on the
Evening of November 6
Tlio ladies of St. Ann's society whu
10 sHCfowtfully uv4' the soi-ii-ty event
of hint winKT, iinf t (five untitlier
dunce ut (lio Aiitfli' ' r limine in Mod
ford Kridiij eveiiin, November 0.
Tlio doncV will bf f.dluwi'd hy n dain
tily prepared mi'r, for which tlio lu
ll id of St. Ann's an; jnntly renowin-d,
tu all urn assured that tlio inner intui
will bo will fared lor.
Those tint dancing will be provided
with tables on tlio wluge, find cards will
bo tin ainiiHiinent, a liandsomo prize
having been donated by Ilio l-Mgar
Ilafer manager of the Crater Luke
Lumber eoiapany.
The mimic for the ocension will be
fumishe.l by the full llazelriyji orehes
trn. Tho following ladies huvo agreed
to aet as pntruiirHxes:
.Mis. H. J'iiiiI Theiss. Mrs, V. I. Vaw
ter, Mrs. F. II. Hopkins, Mrs. C Hunt
Lewis, Mrs. John 1). Olwell, Mrs. Nich
olas Cooke. Mrs. .1. 1). Heard, Mrs.
George I. Minis, Mrs. .f. Stillinan Vilas,
Mrs. John H. Orth, Mrs. .bmephino Uus
nell, Mrs. V. llydo Stalker, Mrs. A. A.
Davis, Mrs. Kdgar ilafer, Mrs. ,T. V.
Heddy.
-f AMUSEMENTS. -f
Tim sale of seats for tho first attrac
tion of thy lecture coui-sh given under
tho niiHpicos of tho (Ireator Modfnrd
Club, opened at Hawkins' drug store (his
morning and already cniiHidorable in
terest in being nininifenlcd in the event.
The course will bring to Med ford
some of the very best lyeeuin talent in
tho United Slates, and as the profits
if any go to Hie library fund, each num
ber should be well pntrnnized. These
ladies hnvo never taken hold of any
thing that has not proved siiecesHful,
nnd Medford is under many obligations
to them.
Thn first number of the course will
be given at. tho Angle opera house Fri
day evening of this week. The attrae
tion coimistH of "Four I rent Mimical
Artists," and has no other name. As
each of these peoplo is a slur in the
musical world, the management cnticlud
ed to let the patrons name the company
as they saw fit.
Four musical artints, Annjle opera
house, Friday, October Jin, benefit li
brary fund. Admission TiO nnd ""
rents. Heats at Hnskins.
THE GREAT EXPLAINER.
Hero is a copy of a poster, heaib d
"Laboring Men Attention! " which
has been circulated in advance of , lodge
Taft's appearanee in u number of cit
leu:
('nine and hear
Hon. William II. Taft.
Republican candidate for president
Ho Will Explain
how he xccm-cd bin appoint men t as
United HtatcN judge through tho inl'lu
enco nf Senator Fniaker, the attorney
of the Standard Oil companv.
Ho Will Explain '
why, ns Vnil.-d States judge lie put
rntlrond men and mechauicH in jail by
means of his 1 X.JI'Ni Tl process.
Ho Will Explain
why ho is opposed to giving the labor
ing man a trial by jury.
Ho Will Explain
to you why the capitalistic clns.-t and
tho Irutds and the syndicate;! of Wall
street are supporting him, while 1 he
laboring men are nppdtied to iiitti, til
most to a man.
Hy order of the committee.
"Ynhima Ilest," the flour of the
bour. Miller & Kn-bank. 5S
Social and Personal
Ask for "Hluo Stem" hard wheat
flour. 105
fins Newberry was over from Jack
sonville Monday on professional busi
ness. Mrs. Josephine Orth, I'elton of Fort
Klamath was the guest of Mrs. J. F.
Keddy, Monday. "
"No Shooting" signs at Tribune
office. Prico 5 cents each, 50 cents a
dozon. 250
Mrs. J. Nunnu, accompanied by her
elrisl daughter, Mrs. .). Kussel, nnd her
son, drove over from Jacksonville, u
Sundav.
A, 1 learn the Phoenix merchant was a :
busiiioNS visitor in Medford Sunday
afternoon. j
( ' Hluo Stem ' ' flour ib made from blue
stem wheat. Tt is the best. 195 I
l)r. S. Abbott, weii known in southern j
Oregon as veterinary surgeon, died
at Haudoii, t'oos county, one day last ;
. week.
Joins lirothers nri doing excellent (
work in cleaning the streets and alleys ;
under tin' auspices of the Commercial .
club.
Try a Back of "Blue Stem" flour. 195
Ask for 'Blue Stem" bard wheat,
flour. 105
Harry Holms of Jacksonville attend- .
ed a mooting of tho Bartenders union '
in Medford Sunday, I
Will Murphy the eigannaker spent
Sunday in Medford. lie is in the em- ,
ploy of J. M. Almilt of Ashland. (
"Y(akim!i Best," tho best indocd. '
Milb-r & Ewbauk. fi ;
I), "ingkade nnd William Dutton
of Kagle Point precinct transacted busi
ness in Mrdford one iViy daring last
Wook,
H, II. and Lee Hradshaw who live
near Urownsboro have been stopping in
Medford during the last few days.
Miss Mollio Towno deputy county
clerk visited in Medford Monday eve-
I). H. Hawkins the popular port,
spent a couple of days at Ashland this
week.
Mrs. It. F. Anderson returned from
Ashland Monday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. IF. Crawford who
have been visiting their son Oris and
his family returned to Oold Hill on
Monday's train.
Short v Dodiro has returned from
Big Unite and is in the employ of C.
K. Toll, who has tho contract for haul
ing tho hotel Nash baggago.
Fliaer Bab-, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. B.
L. Hale, who moved to San Frnneisco
recently, iH dangerously ill at the fam
ilv home with tvnhold fever. Their
ninny friends hope for bin recovery.
HEARD ROBBER SHOOT
HUSBAND, OVER TELEPHONE
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. ''H Mr. John
Hrugger is horning her husband propri
etor of u saloon at their home today
after going through the uui'jiie exper
ience ut heuring over the telephone wire
the reports of the revolver used by a
tone hold-up man last night in shoot
ing Hrugger in his place of butmies.
Mrs. Hrugger was talking to her
hunhnud from her home when she dis
tinctly heard over the wire the com
mand: "Hands tip" then she heard
three hIioIh. Hrugger dropped tho re
ceiver and chased the bandit while in
ngniiy of suspense Mra. Hrugger waited
till her himbuud came back to the tele
phone and informed her that he was
shot but not badly hurt. The thug
fired three shots, one of which hit the
salooninan in the hip and another in
the right leg. Ho escaped.
If ed ford Tribmift, 60 per montb.
Classified Advertisements
SIX DEATHS ARE CAUSED
BY SEVERE SNOW STORM
DKXVKH, Col., Oft. 27, Six (lent Iih
lire Inii'cnlili' In n Miowstorm Unit in
vuilnl in Culiiriiilii Will nriliiy iii;lit. and
tttiiii!:i', ilnil si'vi'ii imthihih mixtni nct
serinim ili.jurii'H ill rililniml pollmioilH
ami liy ciuniii in cutitai't- wit li live
wiri'H:
August O. I'ni'Hoii was frozi'n tn ili'iitli
in I lie hiiow near Loiimnnnt. Loonarit
P. ItanUer was Hciiiitril to dentil ill
rnilioail rnlliHioll on Jlie ltoeli Inland
rnilroail near rnrltoii. Itnry .Tolin wiih
killed in a ciilliHiiin on tile Tllion I'aeif
ie railroad liere.
MARRIED.
MAHSHAI.I. HI'SSKM, On October
M, liy Kev. It. A. UriNtnl, Clareneo Mar
diall'and Maliel ItimHi'll.
St. Mary '8 Acadomy.
A lioardin and day Keliool, iare,
eniiiiiioiliinis nnd modern in it equip
ment. Iepai'tinenls of iiiKtrnetion: Primary,
grammar, eommereinl academic, mimic
and art. Tlio conrHo proper tn cncli i
outlined in tlie "coarse of study of the
schools of the Sisters of tho Holy NamcH
of Jesus and Marv," nnd will lie for
warded on application to any address.
The commercial department will open
Monday, Xovemlier L', and comprises
short hand, typewrit ine, office mctliodn
and practical liookkccpia, modern tins.
iness spelling ami writing.
Tor particulars, apply to Sister Su
perior. o()q
One Cent a Word No (Ingle lnaei-:
tloni leu than IB cents. Six lnaartl6m
fox the price of four. Mventy-f ivt
centa a Fluu per uontlL
FOR BALE.
i'OH MA l,K Several desiralilo acrii I
trnctH, uhout 1 Vi inileH fritin postoffica 1
un innin Medford find Central Point '
road. Thin land ia all under Fish Lake
ditch, if planted to small fruit and 1
jrardeti, would nupport a family. I'rico
$200 per acre, jimt the price of a very
common lot; i down, bnlnnco to miit.
Let un show you this land. .InnicH
IlowliiiK, Seventh nnd P stroclH. P. J
O. Box 812, or S. P.' Bennett, ucrosa
frimi property. BtO
t'Olt SALE A first-class pTanola-pia-no;
a bargain. P. O. Box 93, Mud-ford.
rOK HA LI'. Aliuun and lot iu Cen
tral Point, one Llock frcm Main atroct,
hoiiHO 2-1 foot square, 4 rooms, lot 55x
1-10; price $l.r00. Inquire of Mrs. I. M. ,
Kmoi'Hon, C'entml Point, Or. 210 i
P0B SALE-iTgood sinairtusiuo'B on
Seventh stroet. Reasons for colHtig.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call at this
off.ee. . tf
I'OH SAIil1: One loam horses, lmrnoss,
light' wagon. Inquire at Scott's Food j
Yards or Box 800. 200 j
KOIl BALE Uhoico business procrty
at a bargain on easy terms. P. O. Box
418, Medford. 247 j
POIt SALIC New Pindor concentrator,;
complete, for sale at a bargain; neve
been used. AddreHS or call on W. J.
Wiiuor, Waldo, Or., or A, B. Ueaines,
Jacksonville. 100
POR SALK 320-nere ranch, $12,000,
firBt class Improvements, well, family
orchard, otc. This i a bargaiu. Sec
L. U. W., Tribune office. tf
TO TRADE Light single covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. L. E. W., Tri
bune office. tf
I'Olt SALE At a bargain, Webster's
Unabridged Dictionnry, latest nnd best ;
edition; indexed; lias never been used;
biggest, luirgain over offered. AddreHS
or call on Ulrieh Bros., .TucUsnn-ville.
KOlt SALE Six-room house, bath, elec
tric lights, well and city water, six
blocks from depot, l-'or particulars ad
dress Box SOU, Medford. 200
WANTED.
WANTED First-class accountuut, em
ployed during the day, wunts to keep
a small Hot of books one or two eve
nings of week. Box oil, Medford. 102.
WANTED A Jersey cow. Mrs. La nil.
(Iriffin I'reeh. 1H5
WANTED Position us cook in hotel,
boarding house or lumber camp; rof-
erences if required. E. L. llarriman, j
Etna Mills, Cal. Box 100. 102 ,
LOST AND FOUND.
f,OST A light bay horse, weight 1050
pounds, 0 years old, brauded on.
left shoulder, lame in loft shoulder.
Notify 1. C. Dawson nt Bcnglo, Or.200
WELCOME TEACHERS
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
W, invite tin- U-a,-!.,-,, to ,,ke this sto.v their headquarters during their stay in 'S
you will find .-hairs, a desk with all writing materials, including pen and ink, and all is free. Conic and iest a
niomeiit, write a note or make appointments to meet your Iriends. Ki,.,4ii;,nn-
Fhr ); ant dUruuut o nil hills of UtmU amounting to $3.00 or over. HaihoaA fare f,ee. Leij thing
marked special at
Stylish Ready to Wear
Suits, Coats and Skirts
We want to especially call your
attention to our suit seetion,
where you will find over 200 of
the newest and most stylish suits
shown this season. Your size is
here; your color is here, nnd the
goods and workmanship are the
best trained buyers and the most
skilled workmen can produce.
AVe have procured many snaps
for 1his sale and invite you to
see them at
$11, $15. $20 TO $35.
Ladies' Coats $5.00 to $35.00
o?ue Ladies' Skirts $2.98 to $19.98
Handkerchief Specials
."id dozen Hemstitched Y.'hitc Lawn Handkerchiefs,
for school use; sold in some stores at oe or (i OZr
for LMc; now on sale for, 10 for only WL
All pure linen Handkerchiefs 5
Misses' and hoys' Handkerchiefs 5
lieautifnl hemstitched and embroidered Handkerchiefs
all marked special at -V AND UP TO $1.00
fit
.Jl l.t'Vl.
Sale of Outing Gowns
Sec the Window Display
We show a window of Outing Gowns which shows
the former and sale price of each. You cannot afford
to make your gowns when you can buy them for about
what the material costs.
63 Gowns 50? $1.50 Gowns $1.19
75c Gowns 63 $1.73 Gowns $1.43
$1.00 Gowns 83 $2.00 Gowns $1.69
$1.25 Gowns 98 $3.00 Gowns $2.47
DAINTY APRONS
Largest assortment of
dainty little fancy Aprons
ever shown in Southern Ore
gon. Every one is a new style
this season and the prices
arc temptingly low.
25? AND TO $2.50.
Dress Goods "Snaps'
Our stock of Dress Goods and Silks is brand new, just
received within the last two weeks. We save you
money.
40c Dress Goods only 29
G5e values for only '. :....50
$1.00 values for only 77
A look here trill convince you that ire save you money.
New Belts
We invite you to look at the new
I Sells. Almost any color and black
and white, also many fancies. Spe
cial prices range from
25 TO $1.17.
New Neckwear
A glance in our show window will
convince you that we show the new
ideas while they are new. The spe
cial prices arc
17t AND U P TO 89.
New Hand Bags
You will delight in looking at our
assortment of new Handbags. "We
show the newest- ideas and the val
ues are immense.
98 TO $11.00.
Best Values in
Umbrellas
If you want an Umbrel
la that will give you last
ing service, you want one
of owr brass finished,
brass furl frames, which
positively wiil not rust
and cause the eovev to rot.
See them oul v a this store.
$.5o:to $io.ooi
Other good Umbrellas up
from , 50
Waist Specials
You can't afford to miss
a look at our large assort
ment of Waists. All the new
est ideas in wool batiste, lin
gerie, silk, and nets. Every
waist is a desirable style aud
a value to be appwrntod.
Special prices' frtm
$1.00 TO $22.tfh
Saturday
b AKEK-H U 1 (Jii ASUN CU
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
I Saturday
mgni
We S
ave You 2
er cent in Cost
Compare Our Goods and Prices With Those of Other Stores
Fall and Winter Suits
Quality and workmanship unexcelled; full serge lining; haifcl ;eliWl
shoulder's; coat fronts that will not break. (Mir stock is uvw, nf lat
est design, of I'iib'st ua(teiiaK Wp nt?i4 iwiwrim fl window ip1
prices. Tltfu ym vyilJ bl". W a iitstioiww.fliwas a cu-
1 1 niw.
" 'iUjIiHi tfPJW8lniiTSl"l"B'6U mgUBTtf '
look at These Prices
Suits $1'J.."0 elsewhere; our price $10.00
Suits $!(!..-0 elsewhere; our price $12.50
Suits .J'J.rtO elsewhere; our price $10.50
Suits $25.00 elsewhere; our price $20.00
Can you beat it i Not in Medford.
Overcoats and Cravenettes
L'lacU unfinished worsted Overcoats, cravenetted, making them not
toil v capital bw lsiiwiwoof; full silk lined ; heavy 6atin sleeve lining;
Aj by tlwv& ft sjfJo.OO ; our price '. .$20.OO
ll:le UHl'twibed woa-xtBd Ovweoat; full silk liiwd; keavy satin
sleeve liniuss: extra fin valw; 8o4d ly nthms si $i0; ur j(xi-ire''$3?SO0?
jFha 'WHAT AVE SAY W'lu DO,
fSMs ' AVH 1)0 lx)-
ITKt FASHION MOPy "
MEDFORD
OREGON
Oilier Bargains
Unfinished woisted Cravenette Over
coat: extra fine workmanship; 1-3 silk
lined; heavy satin sleeve lining; great
value; others sell for .35.00; our
price $27.50
Full lines of men's working garments.
Cloves, Shirts, Underwear etc.; the larg
est stock in Southern Oregon to select
from.
Medford 's Greatest A'alue Givers.
Washington
' Fashioned Appurcl
1M NIM1M Mb
Fashioned Apparul
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