Ali'N, Muralmll (Murk mill lutr r
ciiIm, Mr. anil Mr. Hutch of 'liii'iin
iini expected to arrive today for a
vmil with I). S. Clark of lliix idly.
They will remain for a few day.
New HiiilM and full fui'H at Van
Dykii'M. ' 151
I). II. Millr. who redden n Norlh
d'Au.jnu Ml i. ln-i.i'.i'K !,,,")
Iwo ninr in i fur .i.i ( in lii!
nciir I'iUiii. ' '
Kcjfiil hIhioh ut Daniel for Putin.
Tweuly-Meevcn imron four inilim
hoiiIIi of Ar!ll'oi d, witli Iioiihc, tyurn,
nine acre pear, vefelfiblo Runlci),
etc,, for only 11000. Huihoii Invont
lacnl Co. " l-i'l
Carpenter are addim; III" f ininli
iiiK toiichcK to V. H. KwIiiiiiU'h iihw
ImiiKaliiw on South Contrul iivonuo.
Hi'liiil allium at Daniel for Pud.
Tim Klniince Hod; bridge ncroh
lli.Kiiu river in Mill under repair mill
will not liu completed in time for tint t
roud to lio ucd when Kointf to ('ruler
Lake thin hcuhoii.
Hct mual for Iini tM ut money at
(111) Spot I'llfc, .
J. V. Wi'Htini of Ai)lo(jatc, a prom
inent 0. A. H. man, mid rancher,
Hpcnt Tuiwduy in Medford. ,
Out iiuirt of nuuruiiti'cil vanilla
flavor for fiOe at IIiiskiiiH drujc
htorc. 1M
The Kplendid new hiniKiiliiw of II.
K. Hoydmi in nearly coinplcleii ami
ready for occupancy,
lii'iil nhoe al Daniel for Pud.
Seventy acre four uiid onr'-lialf
mili' from Mi'ilfurd; new (l-mom bun
(.'iilu.w; Kill) fruit tree; only ifl'iO per
ari'i'. Invcilicnti' (hi. IIciikoii lil
vckIiiiciiI Co. If).')
Tim Merchant!.' nsHocinlion will
meet in special i'Kioii Thursday eve
niiiK in I liu ('oinmcrciiil club rooms al
H o'clock.
If tin! Kiift Side will wnrko up now
Oakdiilo avenue and West Eighth
1 re-tst won't lmvc it all their own way,
art tin! bent lCMdcneo districts! of the
-ily.
Mm. J. N'uiian of Jacksonville re
turned lioini! mil! day last week aflrr
npfiidin llu minimcr nt thoir cotne,e
in Newport.
It wouldn't bo hurprising lo "eo n"
epidemic of Hlrcot improvement brcuk
out on llio Kant Side nt any time.
There nro a few fellows over there
tliut can ni Hint it will double nnd
triple Ihc vnliio of tlioir property.
1). II. Jackson wun a Iiuhuichh cull
er Tuesday afternoon in .lucksnti
villu. Last chance In put a lot in Suthor
lin Terrace, Laurel Park, Oak Orovc
and Mountain View additions at pres
ent prices; an advance of .fill on
each lot (jiii'S into effect tomorrow.
Hi'iison liivpstiniint Co. 15H
Miss Abbio Hnnry, who undTwoiit
an operalion for appondiuil'm uboiit a
wi'i-k lino, in rapidly rcovurini.
Ordors for swont oreum or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone . thi
arimmerj.
Iloraci! Nifbolson wan in Jackson
ville Tuesday allndinif court an woo
II. C. (liiriieti:
Why rush home? Try lhe Spot
Cafe's 2.r) dinner.
Mrs. K. I)unniiif;ton and Mrs. Mar
tini ThouiKSon liavo relumed from u
visit with friends living in Knono.
Wo have euslomern f(r furnishnd
hniises. Mention Investment So. ")3
Hepal shoes at Daniels for Duds.
An attondimt enmo down from Sa
lem Tuesday evening to lake l'eler
Peterson to llio asylum, who was
eommittod by JuiIro Neil the first of
the wonk. , .
RiiKal shoes at "Daniels for Duds.
Miss liernioe Cameron of JTcdford
spent n few hours in Jaeksonvillc
Tuesday.
HeRiil shoes nt Daniels fur Duds
floorRo Oilson and family of Low
iston, Idaho, lel'f for Khmmlli Fulls
Wednesday moniiiiK after a week's
visit with relatives living al Jiieksnn
'villo and Sterliiift.
You'll meel your friend at the box
hull alley.
Summons lias been filed in tile
case of the stale of Oregon vs. Mark
Whipple, and the stale of fbcuim vs.
William Hawkins for selling liipior
III Illilllll'S.
Sinithevn Oregon Tea and Coffoe
Co., 'Id So. 0 street.
Marringo lieenses have been issued
lo liiilph Karl Jones and Klhel Pearl
Parsons, and W. J. Hif?ham and Don-j
na Pruell,
HeRiil shoes at, Daniels for Duds.
M. Kller leaves this afternoon for
a business trip I" Situ TVnneiseo.
TiriyEDF0RP T)AILY TRIBUNE' MEDFORD, onKG'ON, WKDNE.SDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1909,
Ten-ueru truetn elosu in ut reaHon
aide prices. You will find them just
an represented. Priees right. Pkiikoii
nvehlmeiit Co, l.'i.'l
'(leorge II, West of Oriilley, Col.,
is a recent Medf'ord arrival.
1iirriipin good truck, Hill those
hot waffles at the l.juvre.
II. U Kelley, Jr., of the Trail
hulHiery in spending a few dayn in
Mctll'iird, a guest of the Nash.
See Prof. Anton lioinanoff, for
merly court violinist of Austrian em
peror, for lessons on violin, guitar
and mandolin. Leuvo orders ut Kanh
.idol. '
It. h. Holgaiii of Knlein in a buni
iiecH visitor in Medf'ord.
A lot ill the beautiful (Ink Grove
addition will please you and make
you money, liensoii Investment Co.l.ri,'l
J. it. Hoover of (liiliee in in the
eity.
One iiiarl of guaranteed vanilla
i'itivor, for fide at Haskinns drug
ntore. .y
,W. it. Ilradt'oid and wife of Han
J'Vnnciseo are Mcilford visitors.
A game everybody can piny box
bull. P. M. Kmilli of RHikaue, Wash., in
stopping n few days in our midst.
West Modford for building lots;
good ones from $20 to $100. We
will mild your house. Pennon In
vestment Co. 15.1
K. K. itlanehfielii of Kan Kraneiseo
is a business culler in Medford.
The celebraled "(lood for Hay
Hoys" school shoes at Van Dyke's.
154
C. It. Nisson of Portland is visit
ing here.
Kiln Ouiinynw, public stenographer,
room 4, Palm building.
P. and Karl Anderson, residents
of Oiikdale, are stopping in Medl'ord
at present.
Imperial addition Stop right now
and look up the Imperial addition ad
vertisement in this issue.
W. J. Hatfield of Portland is reg
istered nt llio Kash.
(live us your insurance. Wa will
place it in good companies and look
carefully after it. Fire, plate glass,
automobile. Hensou Investment Co.
lf)1
It. D. Pi'llon of Denver is in tlio
il.V. .
The Iuvre cafe for the best.
Mr. and Mrs. llonore Palmer and
Mr. mid Mrs. Carol Hmwii arrived
in Medl'ord Tuesday, and will leave
soon for Crater Lake. . .
Teas and coffees at .10 So. Q st.
Mr. ami Mrs. Thomas Kdmeades,
Mrs. K. C. Kdmeades and Mrs. If. B.
Mendenliall are in Ashland visiting
Mrs. H. K. Kirhy, a sister of the Kd
meades boys, proprietors of the West
Sido shoo store.
Viip; fee! fiuo had dinner at the
I i".tvr-.
Miss I.ydia Hurkhard bus left for
hor homo in St. Paul after an extend
ed visit in Medl'ord with J. F. Law
rence. Tine ipiart of guaranleed vanilla
flavor for fiOe at llaskinss- drug
store. 155
Tlio Christian Kndeavor society of
the Prcsbyteriiin church held a most
onjoyablo social Tuesday evening.
Children's school shoes that wear
at Van Dyke's. 151
Ifov. W. it. Heater has left U nl
tend the aiiiiual conference of the M.
K. idiureh.
Small ranch a few miles fro city;
will trade for inside properly;, rea
sonable prieo and tnrms Henson In
vestment Co. 151
Robert Casullu of Sissou and Miss
Theresa Reneditti of Snn Francisco
were married by Judge No'il in Jack
sonville on Tuesday.
ltegal shoos at Daniels for Duds.
Kverylhing is getting in shape for a
monster Elks' celebration in Medford
September 21. Hoseburg is planning
to send a big delegation.
Snow has almost entirely disap
peared from the slopes of Croter
Lake, but morning frosts are heavy.!
Miss Elsie Cox of Phoenix was a
recent visitor in Medl'ord.
A new bridge is, to be constructed
near the Peyton postoffice iieross
Uogito river for the Pncifie & .East
ern. II will span 10." feet,
Eil Keyes spent Tuesday' in Med-I
ford on business, j
llegal nhiies al Daniels for Duds, i
Airs. Ollie Hell of itrownsbom vus
in 'Medl'ord Tuesday visiting friends.;
Kenneth linker of Povllund
spending a few days in Moill'ord with
friends. j
E. D. Walker spent Tuesday in
Ashland on business.
S. H. Perrv of Hullo Fulls spent
Tuesday in Medford.
J. 1). Hownrd left for Portland
Tuesday by automobile.
Mrs, (leorge Duncan is spending a
few days in Medford on business.
Minn Cunmliun of Phoenix was u
recent Medford visitor.
You'll like boxball. Try it.
The Pythian Kislers will meet this
evening.
Hegal slioes at Daniels for Duds,
The school board in calling for
bids to lay h sidewalk along Oakdale
near Washington school.
Nash drill open nil the time,
An Arranumcnt Approved,
"Ko lliey luiii' ri'iliccd the number
of iriilnn Unit st":i .:i .vmir slalloti''"
"Yes," iiiMWi iiil Mr , CrimHloln.
"'I'lii'i'i.' are only inn ii il;ij- ut prcti-
I'llt I'M I" Itl'iv l l to I, mo III till!
ii'Tii'nt: mi I nil,' iii lnhiu hi liiicli in
'l!l!.''
'Ii ii ii i l'i' n' t 'i' .;i-nipollit-
i'-.l "
'" el "i"-i v.c vi f ii fervniit
.1 ! i .;.! :,! H'iiki one
1 ' f t 16 C!-CC&e,
"V.'li" I'm i ii itmtdi e c 1 1. !" I.e.
A'CI'll llIT Hill. !'J?"
"Well, ulle nf i;n :;i k ii 'ii' ilgi'lll
,11s liiin.'iiiiL'i' I' 1'i'iy iMInitljvi'. tint
In- oilii'i' Ik :i ii-.h cling fiilcKiiiuu. mid
lie ii'eiils tier iM If slie w.'i'e a hif
Imycr,"-K::iifas ('li.v'.liiuriial .
adly Exprccted.
MiiIh'I-I iliui'i lielleve yen reully
iiieiuit it n lieu .veil kh id ynu were unx
inns ti heur me slim. H.'iin I III. I un
sure you I iliii: Vou nee. I hail never
lieunl you sln before. I.olulou Ikk
McCp. A Good Example.
Kutlier (in a leefiirliig inooill You
never lieunl uf n ninii gelling Into
(rouble by rullouiiig n gooil example.
Hon ilneorrlgllilei-YcK. sir. I have
l lie eoiiiilerfi'liVi'.-Hostoii Transcript.
Perambulation.
"1 Hlimilil HiliiU Mr. Ilcetem" debt
ivoulil kis'p liliu walking Hie Door."
"J'bey don't. Hut lliey keep a lot of
bill collcetots walking the street."
WiiHliliijjton Slur.
p
ltegal shoes at Daniels for Duds.
Good Looking Bride Wanted.
Shortly after an angry looking coup!
flounced out of Hie cliupcl Hie pnsuir
ii' an uptown church presented a per
iilexeil couiitciiiiiii'e licfore Hie busy
extou.
"An you know." said he. "I urn new
in this parish and new In the. eily.
Perhaps there arc a few things I oticht
lo know. Why. fur Instance, do so
ninny people who never attend scrviee
In this ehureli wish to lie iiuirricd
here?"
"Hocnuso our elinreh," suld tlie sex
ton, "has the name or turning out the
voungcsl mid haiidsoinest brides In
Sew York. lur reiutullon for good
works Is dwarfed by our repiiini Inn
for llenntlfill brides. To say tlliU a
woman is uuirried liere Is cipilvuleut
to snyliii; Hint she Is a 'good looker.'
We are not supposed to deal In brides
uf any other description."
"No wonder," groaned the pastor,
'"I In t that plain looking woman went
away In a I mil'. 1 earnestly advised
her lo lie married In her own parish."
- New York lllohe.
ltegal shoes at Daniels for Duds.
A Legal Query.
Tired of the long winded oratory
of the attorney for the defciiRe, the
Judge Interrupted him.
"Mr. Shnrke," he suit), "may I ask
you a ipiesilonV
"Certainly, your honor. What Is
It ?"
"Ijinguiige," said the judge, "we are
told. Is given to conceal thought or
words to I linl effect. Inasmuch aa you
dou't seem to have any thought to
concciil, I would like to know why
yon are talking?;'
Not Misfiti.
Mrs. CrluisonlienW It seams strange
to me, If mutches are made tu heaven,
that there should be so many u nil tippy
marriages. Mr. Crlmsonbenk Oh, you
forget It. Is the mutches that nro wudo
there, not the mlstlts. Yonkers Statesman.
ltegal shoos nt Daniels for Duds.
Millinery
Opening
The ladies of Medford
and vicinity are cordially
invited to allend the
opening of my millinery v
parlovu ;''
Saturday, September 18.
MISS LOTTIE M. HOWARD,
109 N. Central Avenue,
Medford.
The Harvest Sale
IS BRINGING THE CROWDS
Sevei-jil extra salespeople have been added and if the increase keeps up as it has
KtaHcd we will lK: eompelled to add still more. Some of these salespeople are work
ing only as substitutes, but we will always endeavor to see that yon are waited on
promptly and courteously, and we assure you that we feel that our goods will sell
tbeinsi Ives, i lie values are so apparent to all.
m .
v t -' I
Opening Days
In Our New '
MILLINERY ROOMS
e now have t-he smai"tist Millinery rooms in
.Southern Oregon. Gage Hats certainly show the veiy
acme of style, and here the prices need not freighten
you.
SEE the New Suits and Dresses
SEE the Opening Displays.
SEE the Windows.
The Hutchason Co.
V . -
Succsseor to Baker Hutchason Company
A meeting of the Commercial club' James Cardner has left for his
will he called at 7:;i() o'clock tonight home in Canada after An extended
and every member is requested to at- ; visit in Medford.
penr on time us the Bankers' assoeiu- j Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Aslon left Tues
tion will occupy the hall later in the day evening for Spokane after a year
evening. in Medford.
W. S. Ewiii" of Ashland spent last
Tuesday in Medford on business.
Rev. W. T. Gonlder leaves today for
an outing at Colestin.
Kev. 6. Leroy Hall has - returned
from a camping trip.
IMPERIAL ADDITION
Imperial addition was opened in May. We have sold
43 lots, a great many of them to people who expect to
build on them in the near future. When we ouened the
addition we advertised that we would give away one lot
to the purchasers of the first 25. This we have done. The
lot owners deciding- it by a drawing, Phil Loosly being the
lucky man. Now we are going fo make the same offer on
the next 25 lots sold. We are also going to commence'
building a neat modern bungalow in this addition to sell
on easy terms, and will continue to build them as long as
there is a demand for houses. In our judgment,
MEDFORD WILL
DOUBLE IN POPULATION
in the next two years. Next summer East Main street will
be paved and East Side values will double up. Now is the
time to buy a lot in Imperial addition a small amount of
cash down and your own time on the balance.
See
ANDERSON-GREEN CO.,
or
RAY TOFT
Medford - - - - Oregon