Medford daily tribune., June 26, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, .llJNH'iM. 1905).
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Notice to Fishen
iteii
OUR-ANGL1NG APPARA'JNJS IS DESIGN HI ESPECIALLY FOR THE ROGUK RIVER AND
ITS TRIBUTARIES. OUR FLIES ARE ESPECIALLY MADE TO STAND WEAR AND TEAR OF
ANY SIZED TROUT AND ARE GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY 'OR MONEY REFUNDED. '
? WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF TACKLE EVER SHOWN IN SOUTHERN
OREGON. . -
AN $30 FISHING OUTFIT, CONSISTING OF ROD, REEL AND LINE, GIVEN AWAY TO
THE ANGLER WHO CATCHES THE LARGEST STEELHEAD THIS SEASON ON ONE OF OUR
SPECIAL FLIES. " ' : "
Medford Hardware Co
t(!nnnnnmini
Friday livening with a party eu
I route by auto from Seattle. Those
in the party are Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Jess Liddell and chauffeur.
For the best meals and service, go
a km. nn Smith Xfiwtnwti. oon-.w u jsmencK caie. vpen au
taming 21-2 acres, in orchard and night 87
i berries. New 3-room house, wood- Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Boggs of this
shed, chickenhouse ; 2 good wells ciiy spent a few hours i n Jackson
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL!
MOST PLEASANT
PLACE TO TRADE
with pumps. A dandy place and a
snap at $2500 cash. You'll have to
hurry. Benson Investment Co. - tf
ville Friday atfernoon.
Table d'hote dinner at the Nash
grill Sunday evening. Special mu-
Make up your mind to see the big sic.
production of "Martha" at the op
tr hocse tonight. Yon will be well
repaid for your trouble for so doing.
Tonight will be the lust produc
tion of "Martha." Get your seats
early. .
Do you know what the Coloris bot
tles are and what the ywill doT In
quire at the Hodson garage.
- The best play of the season now
on at the opera house "Martha."
Others are building homes through
THE JACKSON COUNTY BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Why don't yo i?
Don't miss it, Colestin, June 26.
J. B. Eaton of Union, Ore., is vis-
iting iu Medford.
Keeps drinks hot 30 hours keeps
drinks cold 84 hours, without fire or
ice. The Coloris bottle, at Hodwn's
garage,
E. N. Smith of Myrtle Point was a
recent Medford visitor.
Atteniion The Emerick cafe never
closes. Evervthuig good to eat at
any hour, day or night. 84
J. B. Wood has returned from a
short business trip to San Francisco
The Coloris bottle to take on your
trip. Ice cold or steaming hot drinks
any time yon want than. 8m the
bottles at Hodson's garage.
W. M. Hudson of Klamath Falls is
visiting in Medford.
For the best meals and service,
go . to the Emerick cafe. Open
a night. 87
Col. George P. Mhns of Central
Point spent Saturday in Medford.
PDBLIC stenographer, opposite
Moore hotel.
E. S. Guthrie of Eagle Point was
in Medford recently on business.
Hodson has the ColorLt bottle in
leather case. . It keeps liquids ice cold
for 84 hours.
C. E. Evans of Weed, president of
the Medford Hardware Co., spent
Saturday in Medford.
Phone your orders for sweet oreaao
or hii'-.Tri'k mrr '
H. B. Vronson of Eagle Point spent
Saturday in Medford.
PASTURAGE for cattle at Modoc
Orchard, on Rogue river, formerly
Bybee's ranch. Apply to foreman
on the property. Palmer Invest
ment Co.
State Tax Commissioner Ealosi
spent Saturday in Medford in con
sultation with Assessor Grieves.
Table de'hote dinner at the Nash
grijl Sunday evening. Special mu
sic. W. F. Wilson, a prominent broker
of San Francisco, arrived in Medford
Sheriff Wilbur A. Jones has re
turned from Eugene, where he was
culled as a witness in the circuit
court.
We'll all be there, Colestin, June
26th.
Wm. Ulrich left for Portland Fri
day evening, having Laura Hanwick
J iu his custody, who has been conimit-
iea so me trays ana urns nome.
A beautiful Seattle home on First
avenue West (Queen Anne Hill) to
trade for a home in Medford. Photo
for inspection. Benson Investment
Co. H
Mrs. John F. Miller and Mrs. Chas.
Trim sjwnt Friday iu Medford.
Miss Josephine Donegan of Jack
sonville left for Stockton, Cal., Sat
urday morning on an extended visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Ella Cook, Mrs. Harry Luy
and children and Mrs. Alice Ulrich,
of Jacksonville, spent Friday in Med
ford. A Western Romance at the Savoy.
The stirring western romance,
"Bride Won by Bravery," is the head
liner at the Savoy tonight. The at
mosphere of this picture is of the
real west. Cowboys aud Mexicans
are mixed up in a thrilling love story
that holds your attention from start
to finish.. The scenery is beautiful,
the acting convincing and the borer.'
manship superb. Thrown in are
many thrills. It is a moving picture
treat. The balance of the entertain
ment is good, sparkling comedy,
studded with laughs and roars.
The Two Donkeys and A Distracted
Man are two merrymakers that will
cause you to laugh as you have never
laughed before. Kemember, the Sa
voy is the coolest place in town.
Keep cool aud have i good time.
Entire change of program tomorrow
night. One dime.
Exclusive Ladies' Store on
Avenue Offers Variety to
Its Patrons.
long as you muko it such a pleasant
place in which to shop."
The Hutchuson Co., successors to
Hakcr-IIutchnsou Co., certainly have
started out in tho right munnnr
! that is, to boost for Medford and
; Medford enterprises and to let others
Central l' knocking, endeavoring ever
n nuiKe inis siore popular with all
splendid niiisiii furnished. Tho
iiiauugenii'iit only churges one dime
for an evening's unuiHcmont.
the
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Best on the Market.
"I have used Chuinhorlaiu'H Cough
Remedy and find it to he tho best
on the market." suvs K. W. Tardv.
the people in this section and to do editor of the Sentinel, Gainsboro,
DELIGHTFUL PARTY IS
GIVEN BY MRS.
CANON
I nothing or to say nothing that will
j reflect on any one.
I
Have you been inot the exclusive
ladies' store on Central avenue any
time lately f
Tilings have changed most wonder
fully the heavy displays have most
ill been taken down and the dace
NEW SHOW AND DANCE
HALL OPENS THURSDAY
NASH GRILL
Table d'Hote Dinner, Sunday
June 27.
. Oyster Cocktail
Olives Pickles Salted Nuts
Consomme En Tasse , Green Turtle
Filet of Sole Sauce Tartar
Julienne Potatoes
Slieed Tomatoes Cucumbers
French Dressing
Fried Spring Chicken a la Maryland
New Garden Peas
Nnsh Special Punch
Nabisco Wafers
Koast Spring Lamb Currant Jelly
Corn on Cob Mashed Potatoes x
Macaroon Ice Cream
Assorted Fancy Cake
Roquefort Cheese
Bent's Water Crackers
Cafe Noir
After next Thursday Medford will
have a place whero her people may
go and enjoy moving pictures anil
also dance. Tho old skating rink has
looks so clean and uiry now, really it ' I,l'pn m,"'',c,l '" filled up in tho
is a pleasant place to go shopping. ! !""st ."",tive manner. A smok
There seems to be such an air of "IR r""m 1,as bec" Provided, as well
cheerfulness there and the moment . "H " i,l,.lles' dressing room. Tho lut
vou step inside the door vou realize ' psl "",vmK pictures will be shown and
Tonn. "Our baby had several colds
-t winter and Chamberlain's
Cough Itemedy always gave it relief
at once and cured it in a short limo.
I plwoys recommend it when opior
tnnity present itself." For sale by
Leon B. Haskins' drug store.
Christian Science sen ices are
held every Sunday iiiuniiiig at 11
(lock in llii! Ctinimcrcial club room.
Subject of the lesson sermon for June
27, "Christian Science." All arc
welcome. Sunday school at 10
o'clock.
that things are doing. The place is
fnost always well filled with custom
ers, but one doesn't have to wait long
as a rule, for the clerks and every ono
connected with the establishment
seem lient on making you feel at
hoinc. and they are so quick to antici
pate your wants and so eager to help
in every possible way to get for you
just the thing your heart most de
sires. If they haven't in stock the
thing you want and Van't find some
thing that suits you just as well, they
will direct you to the nearest place
whor they think ou are most like
ly to iind the article desired. There
is no anvil .chorus at this store
competitors are never criticised, in
short; the management of this store
does nut believe in knocking irny
hody or anything. If they haven't
what you want, they arc glad to have
some other merchant sell you ev
ery store has a lot of good things
and all are trying to give the people
of Southern Oregon a square deal,
and certainly deserve your patron
age. As to outside individuals who
corne to Medford cither to live or as
visitors, and get in and try to knock
this or any other store, we ask you
to come here and allow ns to show
you carefully through. If after you
have seen what we have and know
what we are trying to do . for this
section you still care to knock well.
we don't think you can, that is all.
Human nature is much the same
the worid over and this is most forc
ibly illustrated us follows: The man
ager of this store was uuitinp- rm a
itdy the other day that he did not
know, but. who seemed to know him
well both liMi-e and in The Dalle, so
he judged from her conversation. She
said: "I hear a lot of knocking of
this store, but I don't believe a word
some people say, and I haven't seen
a person who did. I feel quite nUe
that this store won't need to worrv
ono single hit about, the knockers as
Mis. V. II. Canon entertained a
number of her friends at u most de
lightful party on Thursday afternoon.
A variety of amuscmoiitB were ar
ranged, a large number of tho guests
playing ".mo," Mrs. Jackson winning
the prize. A delightful collation was
served. Thoso partaking of Mm.
Canon's hospitality were:
Mrs. J. Slillwell Vilas, Mrs. L. 0.
Porter, Mrs. S. A. Nye, .Mrs. F. E.
Merrick. Mrs. (!. H. I.indlcy. Mm
T. K. Daniels, Mrs. P. J. Neff, Mr.
J. F lliitchason, Mrs. C. M. Kidd and
mother, Mrs. M. E. Worrcil, Mrs. J.
O. Hogers, Mis. J, It. Wood, Mrs. C.
W. Mcdonald, Mrs. J.. P. O'Chiru,
Mrs. II. V. Jackson, Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs. . J. Jackson. Mrs. V. II. Glas
gow, Mrs. It. A. Holmes, Mrs. W.
W Is. Mrs. W. (I. Kslcp, Mrs. Sw-
linnk, Mrs. Miller.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED Work by two women,
either in the country or the town,
Leave word at. the 11th st, grocery
. store in the Boss addition, 87
Visit Here Tonight
For SPECIAL Lots
Tonight. is a fine tinio to come for the "Special Lots." Don't wait for Mon
day, for tonight will sec the last of many of these lots. Even though yon do not
find anything you need, tin; trip to this store will do you good. You will en joy the
changes which have taken place since your hist visit.' You arc welcome to visit as
long as vou wish.
Remember, you will find many specials at Ihe siore that space will not per
is to describe.
nut ns
5c SILKS TO CLOSE AT 39c.
A lot of plain and fancy Silks, almost
all colors special 39c
20c SUMMER GOODS, lie.
About 50 pieces in this lot and worth
from 15c to 25c, for lie
$1.50 EMBROIDERIES FOR 39c,
Think of choosing from a lot of Inser
tions and Embroideries worth from
65c to $1.50 choice, yard 39c
BAB Y BONNETS HALF PRICE.
New and durable Milan SI raws and
hair' effects, only HALF.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
REDUCED.
All sizes in Children's Colored Wash
Dresses at Jess than Eastern cost
less than you can buy the material for.
$12.50 SUITS FOR $4.98
You can afford to buy one of these bar
gains and wear it next fall.
$10.00 SKTRTS FOR ?4.98
Black, blue, brown, gray and' fancy
Dress Skirts, in Panamas, regular $7
to $10 sellers, to close at.... $4.98
5c HOUSE LININGS, 3C "
Only about 100 bolts of this lot left. You
' can't buy it wholesale at this price to
day. $2.00 WAISTS ON I , V 98c
Main tailored lawns and fancies, not
one worth less tha 1 1 $2.00. S HE T I IE
OTHER BARGAINS IN WAISTS.
FANS FOR TONIGHT.
The Hutchason Co.
Successor! to
BAKER-HUTCHA SON COMPANY