MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE". MEDFORD, OREOOX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER: 19. 1908.
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Christinas Suggestions
Mufflers & Reefers
Fancy striped silk ; colors gray, white
and black fl.28
Fancy barred oilk; colors, gray, white,
lavender .and black $1.60
Polka dot silk colors gray, white and
black .....11.00
Embroidered, black ....,..$3.50
Handkerchief Muffler $1.25
drips and Suit Cases
Fur, black silk $2.00 and $2.26
Fine Leather Grips $6.00
Extra fine Grips $7.00 to $16.00
Fine Suitcases $8.00 to $10.00
Extra lino Suitcases ...$13.50 to $20.00
Christmas Gloves
Pux seam, silk' lined $2.50
Pux seam $1.76
Kid, silk lined $2.00
Cape $1.50
Mocha $1.78
White full dress $1.75
Pajamas and Robes
Fancy Madras $2.00
French Madras $2.25
Outing (extra quality) $1.75
Fine Outing Robes $1.25
Good Outing Bobes 850
Fine Muslin ...u $1.00
Lounging Robes
and House Coats
Fur Bobes $4.50 to $S.OO
Extra fine Bobes $7.50 to $10.00
House Coats at $6.50 to $7.60
Finest Coats at $8.50 to $12.00
Hosiery
Fancy Hose, 3 pairs to box .$1.50
Fancy Hoso, 3 pairs to box $2.50
Black Silk Hose, 3 pairs to box . . .$3.00
Black Silk Hose, 3 pairs to box. . .$4.50
Fancy Sus pendeis Suits & Overcoats
Silk, one to a box, per box $1.00
Silk, 1 to a box, per box .$1.60
Silk, 1 to a box, per box .12.00
Lisle, 1 to a box, por box 75c Raincoats at . .$17.60 to $30.00
Suits at $15.00 to $40.00
Overcoats at $16.00 to $40.00
Collar Box Sets
Combination Tie, Collar and Handker
chief box, per set .. . . .$7.60 and $8.00
Collar Boxes, each ..$2.50
Pillow Tops etc.
Medford Pillow Tops $1.00
Meilford Pennants 60s to $2.00
Othor colleges 60e
In looking over this list of suitable presents for the men, you do not find what will appeal to you, at the right price, come and let us show you the
many other fine presents we have, that would please any man, no matter how changeable, variable or fickle he may be. We have something that is just
suited to his taste. Come in and let us show you. Always a pleasure to show goods. .
Handkerchiefs
6 fancy Handkerchiefs, por box.. $1.60
(i fancy Haudkorchiofs, per box.. $3.00
6 plain Handkerchiefs, por box. .$1.60
6 pain Handkerchiefs, per box.. $2.00
G' plnin Handkerchiefs, per box.. $3,00
KNOX HATS $.00
LOTNING
d-sr Correct Clotk
Individual Ties in
Boxes
One lot at $1.00
One lot at 753
One lot at 50c
One hit at m r.n
Social and Personal
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IMPERIAL HATS V
Count do HogiM and Hiram Green are
planning a trip to the Klamath Indian
reservation. They may be gone some
weeks. I
Manager hock hurt of the Louvre cafe .
entertained a large number ofi his,
friends at a midnight luncheon onltThurs'
lay evening. An elaborate menu wast
discussed and a most, enjoyable time
was had.
A Ant at a is being prepared by the
-hoir of the M. E. church for next Sun
day evening.
Have 10 to 15 pounds per balo by get
ting your hay at the Russ Mill. "
List land with Benson Investment
Co., Over the Bijou Theater. 254
John C. Williams of Ashland was in
Medford Friday on business.
Hot popcorn and roasted peanuts at
the M. &. B. Candy Kitchen. . 234
Call up tho Rubs Mill and get prices
on feed and hay before buying. Phone
3101.
Have customer for bearing commer
cial orchard. Benson Investment Co.,
over Bijou Theater. 259
I There'll be something doing in Mer
lin very soon. 232
D. V. Thomas, tho superintendent of
agencies for Eilera Piano HouBe, is in
Medford on business.
John Baker of Trail Creek was a
caller at The Tribune office Friday.
Get in your orders early and avoid
the rush at the M. & B. Candy kitch
en; 234
J. D. Evans of Phoenix visited in
Medford Friday. .
Judge Neil of Jacksonville spent Fri
day in Medford,
We don't want the earth, but we
do want your feed trade. We sell for
cash, but we make it an object for you
to pay cash at the Russ Mill.
Colonel Frank Ray of New York
city arrived Thursday evening and is
stopping in his clubhouse at Gold Ray.
Do vou want to build a home? Do
you want to speulatet If you desire
to do either, see Toft 4 Anderson about
lots in their ne addition just opened
ir Test Medford. 235
Mrs. W. R. Colemau war, a visitor
in Medford from Jacksonville Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tucker of Port
land aro visiting friends in Medford.
Mr. Tucker is taking occasion to look
over the valley, being a real estate
denier of Portland.
R. T. Burnett of .Jacksonville was
transacting business iu Medford Thurs
day. .
Assessor-elect W. T. Grieve was a vis
itor in Medford on Thursday.
C Ptirsell has returned from a short
trip to Merlin.
The Indies of St. Ann's society give
a social dance this evening in th? Angle
opera house.
F. Pug Isaacs has'sined up for the
center garden on tho Boise, Idaho, base
ball team during the coming season
oni will l-ve fnr train! ni? Quarters
early in the happy springtime. The
league in which he will piny is composed
of the Ogden, Salt Lake, Pocatello,
Butte. Helena and Boise teams.
Something extraordinary at the Meth
odist Episcopal church, B street next
Sabbath evening. Don 't miss it.
FOR SALE A gooa small business on
Seventh street. Reasons for soiling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call & this
ofi'ice. tf
FOR SALE Auto, 3500 machino for
$S50; 40 II. P., top, glass front; dem
onstration given in Portland. Tlie
Oregon Co.. 30,1 Wclls-Fargo bldg.,
Portlnnd, Or. 237
I For Sale.
t At .a bargain, upright psrlor organ;
in perfect condition; will make suitable
.Christmas present. For particulars aft-
dress "II, Tribune office. 2-12
LOS ANGELES IN GRIP OF
A WAVE OF CRIME
Classified Advertisements
FOB 8ALe7
FOR SALE New throo-seated hack.
Inquire of II. M. Cobs. 236
FOR SALE House, lots and land in
Phoenix, or in tracts to suit from one
acre to 640 acres. Matt Calhoun, Phoe
nix, Or.
FOR SALE First-class blacksimth and
wagon shop, also town lots, 2 good
milch cows. Tnquiro G. N. Lewis, Jack
sonville, Or. 236
FOR HALE Extra dry eordwood, fir
and pine, tier wood, oak, fir and pine.
F. Osenbrugge. Studebaker Bros. Co.
wurcrooms. Telephone 361. 262
LOS A N'UKLKS, Cal.. Dec. IS. Three
anfoM were blown up, a horse and bug
gy stolen, two offices looted and sev
eral burglaries committed, two women
Bsasiilled by robbers in nnd around
Los Angeles is the record for last night
ami today. The detectivo force seems
helplesB to cheek tho wave of crime.
WANTED.
WANTED Horses to board by the
morrth. Plenty of good, clean hay, good
warm barn; terms $6 per month. No
horses taken for less than one month.
Walter Moore, Phoenix. 250
The socinlisiM will meet Sunday I)e
j eember 20, nl 2 p, in. nt their reading
room hall for the purpose of selecting
candidates for the coming city election,
i All socialists :tre invited to be present.
J. W. WILSON, Secretary.
WANTED I dediro family washing tu
do. I go to tho house and wash by the
day.' Prices reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. Mrs. M F. Schaonfolo,
Medford, Or. Box 2A, houte No. 1 250
WANTED 300 meu for Alaska work,
season 1909; $5 per day; $100 required.
Alaska Investment & Development Co.,
Roseburg, Or. 233
FOR SALE Invalid chair; used but
very few times. Mrs. Cooley, 24 B
stroet. 236
LOST Fountain pen, with initit U J.
J. W. on same. Return to Medford
National bank and receive reward. 232
FOR SALE Five and ten-acre tracts
within and adjoining city limits, at a
bargain on long time. Addresi P. O.
Box 418, Medford, Or. 243
FOR SALE No. 6 Remington type
writer; nearly new; cheap. E. E. Kel
y, Palm block. 237
WANTED Vou ar ambitious and pos
sess nt least an average amount of tae
and perseverance. Therefore, we want
you and will poy you $75 a month for
taking only four orders a doy. Tou
can earn a big income. We furnish
all supplies free. Write todny to Man
ager, P. O. Box 11.10, New York
City." 240
TRIED TO BEAT TRAIN
WITH AUTO; ARE WRECKED
PORTLAND, dr., Dec. 18. In try
ing to beat the Northern Pacific "Sage
brush Flyer' from Sunnyside to North
Yakima in a race to file on govern
ment land, thrown open yesterday, New
ton and Arthur Dennis of Prosser met
with nn automobile accident and thoir
plans wore spoiled. Tho party was
riding at top speed in the gray hours of
the morning when the struck a sand
bnuk ten miles this sido of Sunnyside.
Arthur Dennis had his arm broken.
LOST.
LOST A lady's gold watch and nug
get chain; lost somewhere between
Moore hotrl and comer of H and
Eighth streets. Finder leave at this
office and receive reward. 23H
NAMPA, Tdaho, Den. JR. Tomorrow
tho Water Users' association will turn
water into the Deer Flat reservoir from
the Boise river. A big celebration In
which the adjoining towns interested
will participate is on the bill.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Bf-nton Bowers to Emma B.
Wickersham, 17 neres In D L
C 44 township 39, range 1 R. 1000
O. S. Sutler to Fred L. Putnam,
V, acre in Ashland lf00
Kmanuel Poole to Hirnm Double
da v. 40 acr-s in section 13.
township 3.1, range 2 B 1
The Grand Theatre
TONIGHT
MADAM SULINA, The Spirit Medium
One of the Best Acts ever put on in a Vaude
ville Theater, iu her Spirit Cabinet Mystery
in connection with Motion Pictures and U
lustrated Songs.
At The Grand, One Week, beginning
December 13
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
Special Children's Matinee Saturday at 2:30. Admis
siou to Matinee, Children 5 Cents, Adults 10 Cents,
N'nttio Griffin to Allan Smith,
lot 3, block R, and lot .1, block
4, Orchard Homo tract
Mclvin Naylor to Allan Smith,
lot 3, block S, and lot .1 block
1, Orchard Homo tract '
A. T. Naylor ct al. to Allan
Smith, lot 3, block S, lot 3,
block 4, Orchard Homo tract ..
X.-llio O. Kwan to J. W. McCoy,
proporty in Ashland
Myra H. Koborts to Mary A.
Waltor, 40 acros in section 35,
townfihip 3.", rnnjfo 4 W
(t. W. H. Albert to Mary A. Al
bert lot ' and Vj iiiUTi'flt in
lot it, block 21, llluff addition
to Ilutto Fulls 4flo
S. H. Decker to M. Shaver, land
in D L O 39, township 89,
rnnnei 1 K 10
Kliznhnth A. Scullon to Jfel.'ro
May Connor, lots 21 and 22.
II. 11. Carter addition to Ash
land 1800
Nellie May Vo,iner to N. (I. It'itrs,
lots 2l 'nnl 22, It. & OaTter
addition to Aahlnnd 2700
X. (I. Hate l to (J. S. llutler, lots
211 and 22 II. It. Carter addi
tion to Aeili-.nd 10
A. L. Aikins to Xellie Mny Con
nor, lots 5 and 0 block Ml,
Summit bdd:liou to Ashland .. 1700