lEDFORP PAIL? TRTBUNl. MED FORD,, OR KMON", SATURDAY1, NOVEMBER 7, 1908.
AMUSEMENT a
At the Bijou.
A speciul music attraction b billed
at the Bijou touight hi addition tu the
regular program.
Trofi-SBor Casey & Sum of rare abil
ity in the orcliOHtra lino will furuiuh
niuuiu during the cvouing.
The pictures for tonight are of a liigh
order uud a good eutcrtniumeut through
out iu assured. Doors open at 7:15 p.
. Suu day ma tin t'o at 3 p. m. Evening
performance at 7:15 p. ui.
At the Savoy.
The performance tonight at the Savoy
is a particularly strong ouo, being en
tortuinhig, instructive and amusing. The
houdliner in "The Pun or of Labor."
It in a beautiful Btory picture portraying
the troubles of capital and labor in the
steel works. Through tl.o picture runs
a prettv love story. The acting in the
best and the scenery is very renlistlc.
especially the scenes in the mill allowing
the fiery furnace.
" Aeroplane FlightH ' ' sliowu Henry
Fimmin's "heavier than air" machine
making successful flighta at Coney Is
land. This picture is very instructive
and interesting.
The other pictures, "A Trip Thorugh
ItusMia and " HiMcuits Like Mother Used
to Make," uro very good, the hitter
being a laughograpli that will c nil ho you
to liiugh us you have never laughed be
fore. Miss Kiferl sings the beautiful illus
trated stury snag. "All is Fair in Love
tun) War."
Katirc chango of piogram Sunday,
ft'oluring the " Vellowstnne J'nrk Hold
up," Special matinee Sunday after
iMion at 11:80.
25c.
MENU AT THE DIAMOND.
Soup
Cream of Oyster.
Roasts
Ktiust Hreast of Vuril with Dressing
Pork, Cranberry Suuee
Minced Heart ou Toast
Boiled Tonguo, Pickle Suucc
Vegetables
Orceu String Beans
Swot Corn
Dessert
Miuce and Pumpkin Pis
Custard Pudding
25c.
The Marvelous Actoplione at the Grand.
Hpeeiol arrangements hf,ve been mode
by the managers of Dreamland for the
appearance of the singing and talking
"Aetophnne" for three dayn only, open
ing Sunday matinee at 2;',W o'clock, at
tlio Orand. Ho much has been heard of
this wonderful moving picture device
that naturally everyone is anxious to
see the Actoplione which combines the
presentation of scenes, dramas, opera,
vaudeville, etc,, In lifelike motion upon
a canvas and at the same time one can
hear the voices of all persons upend
ing or singing the respective parts us
though they were hearing and neeing
luo original productions.
Tho "Actophono Is tho invention of
that great French genius, Lumarie of
Lyons, France, who originated tho won
derful mutoscope, which originally as
founded all Kuropo with the lifelike
motion pictures, and which today is the
leading feature attraction on all vaude
ville bills in large eastern cities. The
Actoplione company of San Francisco
Hccurcd tho territorial rights of Oregon
for tho exclusive privilege of the Aart
oplioae and this company, which will
appear at the Oram! Sunday, Is the only
one now traveling under t ho persona)
direction of tho expert electrician, Mr.
W. II. Funk, who has lately returned
frmn the east, after Installing 27 ma
chines in as many different cities in
tlio east.
When one can hear and see Caruso,
the great tenor, who secures ifiont) for
singing at the Metropolitan opera house,
New York, hear him sing, see him net,
is it any wonder that people are witling
to stand, unable to get seats. Admission
If) and -5 cents.
Classified Advertisements
MARRIED.
NlCHOLS-CHAItLKV Tn Jackson
vi lie on November 4, by .ludgo Neil,
(leorge Nichols, dr., and Ha .el Char
ley. I1KIHIMAN W ATKINS In Jackson
ville, on November 4, by Judge Haana,
Waiter Hergmnn and Lena Watkius.
Lesmoister'B photograph gallery open
all week but Sundays from i to 4
p. in. 1114 0
Rovival at Christian Church.
What promises to be the greatest meet
ing the Christian church has ever held
in Medford has been in progress just
two aightH and the audiences already
tax the seating capacity of the church.
Mr. Winston preached a splendid ser
men hist night on tli subject, "(lod's
Highway." Mr. Forrest Fdmeads song
a solo in a very effective manner. Mr.
Longman led the large chorus hint night,
lie has a beautiful tenor voice. The au
dience enjoys the solos and the spirited
singing. It is very inspiring.
The hrriuons are directly to the in
tellect, iih well as the heart. Winston
knows how to preach.
Tomorrow promises to be a great day.
'1 lie Hi Me school mcols at 1(1 oVlork
and ainiH to have 200 in the school.,
The morning subject will be "The
Headship of Christ." At 7:l.ri will be
a sermon for honest skeptics. Don't
fail to hear it,
Subject tonight at 7:4.T sharp, "Sheep
told Door." Cordial welcome to all.
Methodist Episcopal Churcr
"A Sinner l'p a Tree and What Hap
polled to Him," will be the subject next
Sabbath evening. In the morning the
themo will be "Laying Securely the
Foundation of Church and State. Sab
bath school t 10 a. m. Kpwortu League
at (1:30 p. m. All are invited.
Christian Science.
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 1 1 o 'clock
in the Commercial club room. Subject
of the Icsaou sermon for November K,
"Adam and Fallen Man." All are
welcome, Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Holders of coupons or tickets will
please bring in and use at once. Oregory
Studio. 101 '
LOCAL KUUUT,
Tke feUlwisg uiuumi m im
partial npert ( tke prieee fM hj Ud
WW 6fi pr buskeL
Hour 1.76 pr ewt.
; Whole barley 8I pr toft.
Hy U r W.
Alfalfa flO pw h.
Hew atateaa-41Jfi pr ewt.
Lara lo far am.
Sufar M.W aw a.
One Cent a Word No single inser
tion! less than 15 cento. Six Uuertl6iu
for the price of four. Seventy-five
cents a Huh per month.
FOft SALE.
FOB SaLK A house and lot in Ceu - ClXIll
tral Point, one block fr(tu Main street,
house 4 feet square, 4 roums, lot fifix
140; price lfi0(l. Inquire of Mrs. 1, M.
Emerson, Central Point, Or, till)
FOR BALE A good mall business on
Seventh street. Keaoons for colling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call at this
office. tf
FOR SALK One team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Box 806. ' 200
FOR SAL Id 320 acre ranch, $12,000,
first clase improvements, well, fumily
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. 8ee
h. E. W., Tribune office. . tf
FOR SALE Six-room bouBe, bath, elec
tric lights, well and city water, six
blocks from depot. For particulars ad
dress Box 806, Medford. 200
TO TRADE Light single covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. L. E. W., Tri
bune office. tf
WANTED.
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WANTED All kiudB of bouse and wiu
dow cleaning done by hour or day;
will attend promptly. Nobie, euro 'lut
ouml, near bridge. 204
FOR SALE Four lots, good house, well,
a snap, 750. C. W. Stone, over Bijou I
(U., OtA '
theater.
204
FOR BALE Nice family horse; light
top buggy, at a bargain. Hurry Mess
ler, Emeriek Lodgiug House, 205
FOR SALK Five and ten-aero truoU
within and adjoining city limits, at a
bargain on long time. Address P. O.
Box 418, Medford, Or. " 248
FOR MALE Six-room house and two
lots on choice corner, 3 blocks from
Seventh street and 3 blocks from S.
P, railroad; has south and east front;
3 porches, woodshed, chicken house,
etc.; wired for electric' light; wator
and sewer mains in streotf will be SPM
ut a bargain. Address P. O, Box 671,
Medford, Or. 200
FOR SALE A first-class pianola-pia
no; a bargain. P. O. , Box 95, Med
ford.
WANTED Man with team, plow and
harrow to get ten to tweuty acres
roady for trees; old red soil;
"sticky;" state price per aero, i
dresB R. II., care Tribune. 201
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST A light bay horse, weight 1050
pounds, 0 years old, branded Cl on
left shoulder, lame In left shoulder.
Notify I. C. Dawson at Beagle, Or.200
LOST Back comb, lost on Riverside
avenue. Return to Nash hotel and re
ceive reward. 200
FOR RENT Two suites of light house
keeping rooms, one block south of city
park on Holly street. Mrs. .loo Thom
as. 203
.FOR RENT Furnished room for gentle
man; board If desired. 211 Fifth at.,
corner H. 202
FOR SALE Choice business property
at a bargain on eaay terms. P. O. Box
418, Medford. 247
''OR RENT Two-room house. 1 uqiiire
M.'A B. Cundy Kitchen, Central uve
nue. SOU
A Map of Jackson
County
The Tribune and .Southern Oregon ian is
having made at great expense a fine, colored,
lithographed map of Jackson comity.
This map will show all cities, towns and
villages, rivers and waterways, section and
survey lines, railroads and projected rail
roads, wagon roads, forest reserve bounda
ries, election precincts and other data need
ed by everyone. All townships shown in
colors.
This up-to-date n ap will be ready for
distribution some time in December. It will
be sold only through The Tribune and
. Southern Oregonian.
This will be your only chance to secure a
good map of Jackson county, as all map edi
tions are out of print; and plates were des
troyed in the San Francisco fire, necessitat
ing new plates made at nn enormous expense.
Further details later. Readv in December.
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SATURDAY
OUR 3RD WEEKLY OR
Many Surprises
For You Tonight
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Three is a lucky number and thrice lucky will he the shoppers who are on hand at 7 o'clock on Saturday
night. "We have made these weekly after-supper sales the greatest trade bringing events that this town has
ever known. ' TI11 REASON .IS CLEAR.
We are giving the After-Supper Sale buyers the biggest plums in the shape of merchandise values that
were ever picked in this store, or any other in town. Keep your eyes on the clock, and be here promptly at
7 o'clock Saturday night. .
We have prepared liberal quantities of each one o f these great specials, but the rush is liable to (dean most
of them up before closing time. First come, first s crved, is the rule. Oct a hold of what you want or you may
miss getting it. " ' ' ,'
Sal iinliii) After Supper Onli
$50.00 Raincoats $19.50
This is a chance for some lady
who would like to wear the best
Raincoat in Medford. Oilier sale
prices - in raincoats which will
please von.
$25!60.Suits for $15.00
Just received, about 15 A ery pret
ty Suits for ladies that arc certain
ly good values at $25.00. We place
the entire I in our Saturday night
sale for, choice, altoratiois extra,
only $15.00
$25.00 Party Dresses $12.50
A few black and color. d party
Dresses, $25.00 values, to close out
Saturday night at $12.50
$10 Party Dresses $5
Dainty little partv Dresses, our
regular '$10.00 sellers, for.. $5.00
After Supper Stttiudati Only
$13.50 Suitcases $7.00
Here is another chance at the
Suitcases. Our regular $1:1.50 sell
ers, some ten in the lot to sell
at $7.00
. 89
$1.19
$2.39
$1.50 Tleatherblooni Skirts
$2.00 Ifeathei-bloom Skirt:
$4.00 lleatherbloom Skirt;
Such values in petticoats were
never shown in this town before in
such large quantities. Don't miss
these.
75c Pillow Tops 39c
About 25 in the lot, but they
won't last 15 minutes at the price
of ; 39
10 Yards Calico 35c
All colors to choose from, and the
best American prints, too,
Saturday A'Jer Supper Only
15c Childrens Hosiery 8c
All sizes iii children's fine ribbed
Hosiery; regular 15c sellers; to go
I unlay night at, pair 8
3 Spools 0 N T Thread 10c
Can you beat this anywhere'?
25c Laces for I3c a yd.
A lot of fine Valenciennes and
( 'luny Laces ; 25c sellers, most all to
go during this sale, yard .... .13
10 Laces for 4c yard
Think of buying 'the best 10c
Laces for less than half price.
10c Handkerchiefs 5c
We couldn't offer such a bargain
as (his if we hadn't picked up a
xlHlji.
75c Fancy Aprons 37c
Watch Our
Windows
MEDFORD 'S PROGRESSIVE LADIES'' STORE.
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
3C
Watch Our
Windows
s$CLk "3rene IHampton Usaacs
Instructor of "pUmo. Tlt 5ttetbo6
Studio at M.tl6nc. Motttj Oronfl Strot
Ask your denier for
MANUEL LOPEZ
'lour HiivaiiH Cigar.
HART CIOAR CO., Distributors, Portland. Or.
More Light for Less Money
Sixty-three per cent of electric current saved by using
TUNGSTEN LAMPS.'
32 Caudle Power Edison Lamp uses 110
Watts per hour aud would use in iooo lirs.
110 Kilowatts which at iocts. a Kilowatt
32 Caudle Power Tungsten Lamp uses
40 Watts per hour and would use in 1000
hours 40 Kilowatts which at 10c a Kilowatt
Net Saving in 1000 hours
Tungsten Lamp
favor of the
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Rogue River Electric Co.
Successors to Condor "Water & Power Co.
Office, -JOd "West Seventh Street. Phone No. li.V).
Opposite the li Electric Sign.
Grand Theatre
Special lOngayeincnt of the
ACTOPHONE
THE ONLY S 1 N (! I NO
A CT I NO AND TAT. KINO
PICTURES IN AMERICA
3 N 10 11 T S O X L Y 3
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
Admission Adults 'Joe, children 15c.
Commencing Sunday Matinee, November
8, at 2 :':?() p. in.
THE MIWFOIW DAILY TRIBUNE HAS THE BEST
NEWS SURVIVE IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
Water Proof -Shoes
New Wool Shallies
All wool Shallies, 28 indices wide, in white
grounds with pink, red, blue and black de
signs; just the thing for winter waists, chil
dren's dresses, etc.; all at, per yard . . .50
New novelties in Kuchings, Fancy Buch
ing Collars, Oil .son Collars, Belts, Pelt Pins,
Combs, etc.
Children's Buster Brown
white and black.
Belts in red,
Ladies' Purses from 25 to $5.00
Van Dykes
Drv floods
Shoes
Furnishings'
Lumbermen's Pacs,
Knee and Hip
Rubber Hoots.
Waterproof
Shoe Oil.
High Cut
Leather
Boots in all
Sizes
SEE
WINDOWS
We carry the strongest lines at the best prices in
Southern Oregon. Huv now. Rainv weather is
coming.
SMITH & MOLONY
JUST OPENED
AYe a rc 111 iw open 1 or business in 'age and Son '$
warehouse. We carry a full line of ,
HAY, FEEDFLOUR
AND GRAIN
Also have complete line of Poultry Supplies,
such as Orit. Ovster Shell, Egg Food, Bone Meal,
Insect Powder, Oil Meal, Stock Food, etc
We buy and sell farm produce. Oar of potatoes
just arrived.
Come and see us.
McCOMB & TRUE
PHONE 3063.
MEDFORD
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