Medford daily tribune., December 22, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

OREGON", TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1908.
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flf the present is a useful one. We are prepared to show useful
presents for all. I". Look over these lists, any one ; would be ap
propriate. For Woman: Kid arid Wool Gloves,' Silk Scarfs,
"Auto" Veils, "Merry Widow" Veils, Belts, Silk Waist Patterns,
Belt Buckles, Purses, Hand Bags, Pine Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Fancy
Collars, Ruchings, Furs, Slippers, Over Gaiters, all colors; Mittens, Fancy
Combs, Hair Ornaments, Etc.: V :.'t Hur- ;v
TT FOR MEN: Gloves, Purses, Fancy Suspenders, Hose Slippers, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Linen Handkerchiefs, Fancy Dress Shirts, Neckties,
Shoes, Mufflers, Smoking Jackets, Etc. FOR CHILDREN: Caps,
Purses, Gloves, Mittens, Mufflers, Scarfs, Slippers, Etc., Etc.
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Jl Dry Goods
J Shoes
Social and Personal
F. A. (iroen of Table Hock was a
is recent visitor in Alrdftird.
A. W. Itoid of Engle Point was a ro
yfont M ml ford visitor.
Miller & Ewbnnk'o cash grocery will
be open after supper ovyry night be
foro A'mns. 2Hfi
H. A. Carlton of Wellen was a Mod
, ford visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrn, II. Sheldon of Los Am
iH Irs lire visiting in Iho city with II.
H. Mruniblc.
Johnson's Best Flour, $1.35. Mc
; Ccnib & True
Culunel H. C. Washburn of Table
Rock will spend tin holidays in Port
lund, W. W. KuMtlii'k who lui been visiting
Clmrb's Toll, hns left fur Seattle.
Hot popcorn and masted peanut at
tbc M. &, B. Candy Kitchen. 234
Joe Harrell ims left for lain old homo
in Toms. '
.1. D. White, who has been visiting
in Medford for soinn weeks, left Mon
day for IShu Francisco.
Got in your orders flatly and avoid
the rush at the M. & B. Candy kitch
en. 334
Lewis ' home-made candies, 20 per
ci nt off during holidays. 2(UI
Phone 2471 for inoHsonger. Quick de
livery of your Xiiiiis purcola and mes
sage. ' 2:1s
Try the hot chocolate for five cents
nt the M. & B. Candy Kitchen. 242
Try the chicken bouillon at five cents
.1. F. tloode of Sulem, who has been
visiting in this city with his brother.
Rev. VY. K. (ioode, hns returned home.
Mr. niul Mrs. W. II. Burr are visit
inn southern California,
at the M. A B. Candy Kitchen. 242
Don't be hard up. You can be inde
pendent within a few years. This is
no fako scheme. I will tell you all
about if you will address A. B., care
Tribune. 239
Anyone desiring eoiue fancy pears
will do well to see A. II. Mi Kit, Outi
m ere i ill club. 236
Dr. It. ti. Cale of North Bend, Or.,
it; visiting with Sir. and Mrs. V. M.
Cnlvig of this city. Mrs. dale has been
here for nome week.
M. F. Met own is visiting in Clen-df.le.
I. Dennis, who has been in Med ford
for some time visiting his sister, Mrs.
H. F. Anderson has left for Mnrshfield.
Miss May Phippn is planning u trip
to Snn Diego.
W. L. Childreth of Eagle Point wns a
recent Medford visitor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. M. Shadduek of
Portland are visiting relatives in this
city.
W. II. West hns taken' W. Seholtes on
for a wrestling mutch Christmas after
noon.
The Hoyal Neighbors on Monday eve
ning elected the following officers for
the ensiling year: Oracle, Mrs. Stella J.
Merrick; vice-orncle, Mrs. Anna L.
I'ierce; recorder, Mrs. J. K Knyart; re
ceiver, Mrs. Anna h. Robinson; ehnn
cellor, Miss Bertha I'ierco; marshal,
Mrs. F. Iteineke; inner sentinel Misb
Myrtle McPow; outer sentinel, ltobert
Tny(lor; one-year manager, Miss Ger
trude Schmidt.
Misses Kthel nnd Mnbcl Anderson of
Wood v tile met with a runaway'Mondny
night Central Point. Neither were in
jured. S. A. D. Higgins was n recent Med
ford visitor from the Oregon Boole
mine.
The home of 8. M. Mears, Jr., of
Table Rock was recently entered nnd
robbed while he was visiting in Medford.
Good Business.
(From tho St. Louis Post-Dispatch.)
i John D. Archbold is said to be n
good business man, but it. is astonishing
how little he knowB of his own business,
according to his own admissions on the
stand.
can earn a big income. We furnish
all supplies free. Write todny to Man
agor, P. O. Box 1150, New York
i City. 240
TREES FOR SALE
THE LOUVRE
CHRISTMAS DINNER
-risp
Hunters a la Kirk Patrick
Celery Green Olives
Salted Nuto
Consomme Royal
Alibnt Sono Venblane
Pommes Parisieno Parsley
linl a Ghcim Asparagus Tips
Frozen Kgg Nog
Young Turkey. Christmas Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
rn on Cob Specinl Baked Potatoes
Kusstah Salad
Neapolitan lee Crentu
Assorted Cakes
Christmas Plum Pudding
Hard and Brandy Sauce
e and Bent's Wafer Crackers
Demi Tnsse
th
I have on hnnd and for sale tho fol
lowing'nurBcry stock. 1 .
10,000 BARTLETT PEARS '"
2,000 COM1CK PEARS
4,000 D'ANJOU PEARS
2,000 WINTER N ELLIS
A limited number of Idaho, Flemish
Beauty, Sickel, Clapp's Favorite, JVin
tor Bartlett Pears.
CHERRIES Lambert, Hoyal Anne
Bing.
PEACH STOCK Mulr, Elberta, Est
ly and Late Crawford, Salway, FDstei,
Early Charlotte.
A 'full line of APPLE TREES of all
loading varieties.
, L. B. WARNER,
Oakdale Arenas.
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.
WANTK1 (iirl for general faouBework.
Apply Mutual Life, office, Palm build
ing. 237
WANTED Horses to board by the
month. Plenty of good, clean hay, good
warm barn; terms $6 per month. No
horses taken fer less than sne month.
Walter Moore, Phoenix. 250
U'ANTKD To buy WW) hardware
storo or tttock. W. At. French, room
7, .bickson County Bank bldg. 2fi(i
FOR SALE Now throe-seated
Inquiro of H. M. Coss.
hack.
230
FOB SALF. nouses, lots and land in
Phoenix, or in tracts to suit from one
acre to 640 acres. Matt Calhoun, Phoe
nix, Or.
FOR SALE Invalii chair; used but
vory few times. Mrs. Cooley, 24 B
street. 236
FOR SALIC Five and ton-acre tracts
within and adjoining city limits, at a
bargain on long time. Address P. O.
Box 418, Medford, Or. 248
FOR SALE No. 6 Roraingtcu type
writer; nonrly now; cheap, li. E. Kel
ly. Fulin block. 237
FOR SALE A goon small business on
Seventh street. Reasons for celling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or eall at this
office. , tf
FOR SALE Auto, 3500 machine for
$850; 40 H. P., top, glass front; dem
onstration given in Portland. The
Oregon Co., 305 WcJls-Fargo bldg.,
Portland, Or. 237
Mr. and MrB. E. N. Campbell of
Jamestown, N. I)., are visiting in the
city with W. M. Campbell.
Christmas Rates.
II Round trip tickets will bo sold nt a
fare and oue-tliird for tho Christmas
and New Yoar'o holidays to . points
where the one-way fare does uht ex
ceed till. '
For rhri8tniox tickets will be on sale
23d, 24th nnd 2Sth. For New Year's
December 31st and Jnnunry st. Return
limit .January 4. l!lu!P. 243
WANTED Portland property for coun
try storo or stock of goods. W. M.
French, room 7, Jackson County Bank
bldg. 206
WANTED I dosire family washing to
do. I go to the house and wash by the
day. Prices reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. Mrs. M F. Schaenele,
Medford. Or. Box 2A. houte No. 1 250
FOB BALE First class blacksmith and
wagon shop, also Uwn lots, 2 good ;
milch cows. Inquire O. N. Lewis, Jack-1
sonville, Or. 236
FOR RENT Rooms for light house-'
keeping. Mrs. Joe Thomas Holly
street. " 23(1'
: FOR SALE Extra dry cordwood, fir
and pine, tier wood, oak, fir and pine.
F. Osenbruggo, Studebaker Bros. Co.
wn re rooms. Telephone 361. 262
WANTED You aru ambitious and pos
sess at least an average amount of tac
and perseverance. Therofore, we want
you and will poy you $75 a month for
taking only four orders a doy. Tou
KOR RENT To desirable vrty, seven
room house, furnished, one block high
school. W. M. French, room 7 Jack
son County bank. 266
LOST.
LOST A lady's gold watch and nug
get chain; lost somewhere between
Mooro hotel and corner of H and
Eighth streets. Finder leave at this
office and Tecoive reward. 238
Xmas Plum Pudding
We have a Few Cans of Real Plum Pudding
Cans, I said. The neatest thing you ever saw. Full
dii'ections for making sauce also on every can.
Price per t-un , '. .30
Mince Meat in bulk, cheaper than you can make
it yourself when selling at, the pound . ,.12 l-2-
Green Olives in bulk, the quart 25
. Silver Prunes, per pound, now for cash 7
Welch's Grape Juice at 60c quart bottle,
now 50f
We sell Snow Flake bread, doughnuts, cookies
and cakes. None better.
Remember, "Yakima Best" Flour is the Pills
bury of the west, the sack $1.45
Miller & Ewbanks
A grocery store built on a solid foundation of cash
and not on the shifting sands of credit.
Hussey's -:- Hussey's -:- Hussey's
For Toys, Dolls, Games, Fancy China, FancyGlassware.
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