THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1909.
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Economy
Get The Habit
of planning, your purchases in advance. You will
find it will materially lighten your labors. For in
stance, wby not deride NOW just what you will
have for Sunday's dinner? For the meat courses
we would suggest one of our plumy .and tender
YOUNG CHICKEN'S, all dressed and ready for the
pan, per pound . . . .20c "fid 25c
Or, if it is top warm to cook'," try soiiv.: of onr
COLD V.OILEB HAM (sliced and ready Y:r serv
ing), per pound . ....35c
If you prefer to boil them yourself, we are offer
ing the finest Eastern Hauis for, per lb 18c
Notlnug better than our MEDFORD CREAMERY
BUTTER on the market; per roll 75c
THE ECONOMY MARKET
- HUTH & ASHPOLE, Proprietors.
Opposite Postoffice Phone 461.
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
For Whom are You Sowing
If you pay house rent for the landlord. If you are paying for
your home for yourself and family.
Let us help you reap the reward of the money you have
been paying for rent, by building you a home and allowing
you to pay for it in easy monthly payments and low rate of
Interest.
We will furnish money to build Churches. ..Parsonages,
homes or business houses, or pay off debts on real estate.
Moneys can be returned any time, thereby stopping interest,
or we give you nine years to return any loan, either large or
small.. We also allow you 3 percent interest on all advance
payments.. We give you three months grace on all notes
without a fine. We can arrange with farmers for annual pay
ments.. If these terms suit you, call and see us at the Real
Estate Office of ' . .
WHITE & TROWBRIDGE, MEDFOR D ,
Daniel S. Walker, Home Office, Roseliurn 1
We do JOB PRINTING
Excellent Workmanship
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(The Herald.)
Wayne Leever and Vern Miigrudcr
left Sunday evening for Seattle to
take in the fair fur a few days.
T. C. Law was in from Willow
Springs Monday and had his name.
entered on the Herald list lor a year.
The fine residence of Cotiin'ihnaii
Robert Kyle mi the east side is about
completed and is one of the largest
and best nppoititi'd dwellings in the
city.
Grandma Mann and her thre
grand-daughters. Misses Eda, Flor
ence and Mabel Mann, have returned
from a pleasant outing at McAllister
Springs.
H. J. Gardner is building a sub
stantial residence on his lots on Lau
rel street between Fourth and Fifth.
Mrs. Randall has commenced the
erection of a handsome cotton on
her lot on the cast side of town.
John Albert is hbilding two dwell
ings' in the I'attison addition on lots
recently purchased there. That part
of the town is building up rapidly
this summer.
Mrs. Lyman and her son Ernest of
Rogue river spent Friday iii town
buying supplies and visiting friends.
Ren Little and Vern Pendleton loft
Saturday afternoon for n two weeks'
camping trip in the Dead Indian
country. They expect to ascend Ml.
Mclaughlin before they return.
-Mi's. .1. Upton was seriously in
jured in 'a runaway accident on tbc
road between the Upton home and
town last Saturday. Mr. Upton and
Miss Upton were also in the rig,
which was overturned, pinning all of
the party beneath it. Mrs. Upton,
however, was the only one seriously
injured.
Ben H. Charles of St. Louis, Mo.,
spent the day here Monday, ( the
guest ot his uncle, .1. I!. Holmes. Mr.
Churlesc is a prominent attorney of
the Missouri city and at present holds
the responsible position of cilv conn
sclor. He is interested in a valuable
water power location on upper Rogue
i river which he visited while in this
I section.
While driving home from town Sat
urday evening Mrs. T. C. Wilson, re
siding on the Agnto road, met with
an accident whereby her buggy was
smashed, but fortunately she was not
seriously injured. A runaway horse
collided with tier rig, partially wreck
ing it, but Ibe fact Ihnl her borse
was gentle nnd did not run prevented
a serious accident .
Rev. J. K. Day, T'rcsbylcriaii min
ister of Woodvillc, will prcaHi in the
Hnpfist church here next Sunday
morning and evening. Subjects; "The
Revelation of Jesus Christ" and "Cnii
a Man Carry His Religion Into His
Business and Succeed?''.
Holbrook Wilhinglon, who was em
ployed by the town some lime go to
look after the legal work incident to
the water bond issue, was in town
Monday preparing an abstract of the
proceedings of the town council lead
ing tip to the bond issue, to be for'
warded to the buyers in Chicago.
Henry Maury and sister nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Will Stewart exieet to
leave next week for Seattle, where
they will 8ond a few weeks visiting
the fair and enjoying life amid the
cooling breexes of the sound.
Musters Floyd and Elmer Kyle
have returned from an enjoyable visit
to their former home at Lebanon,
Linn county. The boys made the trip
alone and enjoyed every minute ot
their vacation both at Lebanon and
en route.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiley left last
week for Salem and . other valley
points, where Mrs. Wiley will spend
several weeks visiting relatives nud
enjoying a trip to the coast. After
spending a tew days at Salem Mr.
Wiley expected to continue his trip
to his old home in Illinois, where he
will spend a few weeks with rela
tives.
J. F. Hopkins, proprietor of the
t p-to -date nursery, near this city,
reports the sale of 5000 choice pear
trees 'to Dr. l'ickel of Medford for
use on his famous 401 ranch cast of
town. Dr. PicUel has planted a large
number of trees grown on this nur
sery in the past with such a high de.
gree ot success as to make mm a per
manent customer.
A. L. Aikins of near town and
Frank Dickey of Ashland left yes
terday morning for a cumping and
hunting trip in the mountains. Mr.
Dickey is a well known passenger
conductor running out of Ashland on
the Southern Pacific and he nnd Mr.
Aikins nrc old cronies in the bunting
und cumping line. TheyMeft with the
avowed intention of having the lime
of their lives, and the bear, deer and
trout would better look a "leetle
out." '
W. II. Koreross and family relum
ed Friday from a pleasant outing on
upper Rogue river, during which they
camped for three weeks at the natur
al bridge, making side trips from
there to Crater Lake and other points
of interest. They mndrt the trip in
their While Steamer car and found it
an ideal machine for mountain work.
Mr. Norcross drove his car to the
rim of the lake without trouble and
was the first to cross the new auto
mobile bridge over Union creek.
While at the natural bridge Mr. Nor
cross and his son were fishing one
day when two magnificent buck deer
walked down the bank lo drink with
in a few feet of them, and after sur
veying the parly carefully nnd de
ciding that they were not dangerous
they amused themselves for a while in
polishing each other's horns and oth
er deer play when they slowly mo
sied off into the brush. This hap
pened a day or two before' the open
season came in and when the fisher
men were without guns. After the,
seuson opened, however, Noreross
says ho could fish nil day without
being molested by game animals. It
took hunting to find them nfter Au
gust 1.
"For you particular customers who demand the
best groqeries, wo recommend Folcrcrs Golden Gate '
Coffee."
It is so good we cannot obtain a better coffee not if we paid
SI a pound for it.
EvcrythinR about FolRcr' Golden Gale Coffee is perfect, and
we sell it with the positive guarantee that it will please you.
Allen & Reagan
GROCERIES, OIIINAWARE, FRUIT AND FEED.
Something every business man
wants the merchants' lunch at the
Nash grill each noon an elaborate
menu, Price 35 cents.
Rest - Romp - Recuperate
At the Seashore
Newport
Is a delightful resort and a happy combination
of pleasure ground possibilities. An Ideal climate,
diversion of recreation .perfect bathing boating
fishing riding driving, and exploring, make New
port a most chanting and popular play ground. ''
Southern Pacific
Has a
'SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSION' RAT K TO
NEWPORT O K
$10.00 from Medford
Ask for our booklet "Outings in Oregon,"
A. S. ROSEN BAUM, Agent, Medford.
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Ore.
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