8 THE MEDFORD Ar MT TR.T.TCU1"" "H13DFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 211 1903. AWARDS AT THE BIO APPLE SHOW Trwison & Guthrie Lead the List With the Big Prize Many Other Prizes Also Awarded. The awards made at tho Spokane National Apple Show were: The Awards. Following ar the compteto awards: Sweepstakes Tronson & Guthrie, Eaglo Point. Or., Spltzonbergs, first, $1000; W. W. Sawyer, North Yakt ma, Grimes Ooldens, second, $500; E. C. Hill, North Yakima, Spltxen bergs, third, sliver cup. Other carloads; WIneeapo, Ed Per ry, North Yakima, first. $250; Jo seph Nessels, Wenatchee, second, ?100. Rome Beauty B. C. Cameron, Farmlngton, first, $25; J. A. Bour gatse, Toppenlsh, secondt $100. Wagener C. E. Atkinson, Green Bluff.Spokane, first, $250; no sec ond. Spltzenbergs Tronson & Guthrie, Eagle Point. Or., first, $250; E. C. Hill, North Yakima, second, $100. For boat car any other standard winter variety W. W. Sawyer, car Grimes Golden, Sunnyslde, Wash., first, $250; P. B. Packwood, car Stayman Wlnesaps, Entrat, Wash., second,. $100. For best mixed carload any stand ard winter variety J. F. McCurdy, Toppenlsh, Wash., first, $250; no second. Five box display, best five boxes Black Twig First., $50 cash, C. L. Green, Wenatchee; second, $15 cash, II. M. Gilbert, North Yakima; third, National Apple show diploma, E. N. Small, Wenatchee. Best fixe boxes Baldwin First, $50 cash, Peter King, Selah, Wash; second, $15 cash, Klickitat Develop ment league, Goldeudale, Wash., third, National apple show diploma, A. G. Hall, Chelan, Wash. i Best five boxes Rhode Island Greening First, $50 cash, C. L. Green, WenatcLee; second, $15 cash, 1 B. L. Smith, Okandkan, Wash.; third National Apple show diploma, J. D. Mead, Washington. In following five box displays all first prizes $50 cash, second $15 cashj third, National apple show dimploma. ( Butterick Fashions $3.00 Shoes for $2,50 Agency Dent Gloves Suits, Dresses and Coats Hi O K o HI pr W o o K A Most Wonderful Sale Event Recent shipments of Suits, Coats and Skirts have tiled our stocks to 'fine proportions. All sizes, most all shrdes of mahogany, cedar, navy, green, grey, black, tan, brown and many mixed stripes and the very best values we have ever seen. The lines comprise all daises of suits, coats and dresses and almost any price you wish to pay Is here. Th A Pnint 'e wisn vou 10 understand is the fact that we will place on sale, WEDNESDAY MORNING about 200 garments, part Just received and part from regular stock not a gar JLJ.1C i UUll lBenl tnat s wortn less than $20.00 and up to $30.00, the most of them worth about $25.00 and all we ask for choice of this magnificent lot of splendid new ready-to-wcors Is SEE THE WINDOW $13.29, THE THANKSGIVING SALE Is on in all Its glory. The lines of Table linens, napkins, towels, notions, dress goods, silks, fancy goods, waists, silk skirts, practically unbroken and you get BARGAINS YOU CANT AFFORD TO PASS. hosiery, etc., are ONE PIECE DRESSES $13.29 Values up to $30.00 New Styles Every woman, young lady or miss needs a num )er of one-piece dreses. They are the most pop ular garments worn by women today. No gar ment looks so stylish or is more becoming than the Moyen-Age or coat dress. We have nil prices many have hut recently arrived. This week wo are offering choice of a grct number of the newest nud most becoming style -values from $20 to $30 most of them worth every cent of $20.00 your choice of most any shade silk or wool for only LADIES' SUITS AND Values to $30.00 Latest Styles now Of eourso you know the vnluo of n suit or long runt. The recent shipments have filled our stock o that you liave a regular city collection Uml a -iei'tion is aesy. Vou can pay any price, from J 47 to . 17..10 and we give you a special value in anv one you choose. Tin'4 ueek we are offering the greatest chance to buy a suit or coat at bargain that you ever saw. Hundreds toVhoo-e from almost anything you want all sizes and the values range from $'20 to $.10, most of them worth $'2"t, your choice this week for COATS 13.29 $13.29 THE HUTCHASON CO. Formerly Baker-Hutchason Co. Central Ave., Mcdford $13.29 o o O CD w O i P CD FT Hi Toilet Articles Holiday Novelties Last Forever Hosiery Wool Batts Gage Hats Best five boxe3 Northern Spy. Wright, Wenatchee, Wash. First, R. Sweeney, Kelowna, B. C; second, Goldstream ranch, Vernon, B. C. Besjt five boxes Stayman WInesap First, H. Blackman. Wenatchee, Wash.; second. T. J. Wright, Wenat chee, Wash.; third, F. L. Post & Sons, Chelan, Wash. Best five boxes Ben Davis First, Best five boxes King of Tompkins county First, $50 cash, W. R. San ders, Mead, Wash.; second, $15 cash, C. E,. Atkinson, Mead, Wash.; third, James Spiers, Kalso, B. C. Best five boxes of any other stand ard commercial winter variety First, 50' cash, John Hakel, Hood River; second, $15 cash, William Hart, Ce- L. Green. Wenetchee. Wash.; sec- donla, Wash.; third, National Apple Elsworth France, Wenatchee, j show diploma, A. G. Hall, Chelan, , .; third, A. O. Hall, Chelan, 'wash. Best ten boxes Rome Beauty First, five acres choice orchard land In famous Meadow Lake district, sev en miles from Spokane, donated by Hanauor Graves, agent for Meadow Lake lands, R. M. Harrison, Cash mere. Wash.; second, $50 cash, Wll jt five boxes Grimes Golden mrst, Efciworth' France, Wenatchee, Wash.; second, W. S. GatGton, Mead, Wash.; third, J. T. Pogue, Omak, Wash. Third In following Is National Ap ple show diploma. n.ti.- Tt,,n (Mi,r Mr host . Ham Tedford. Wenatchee, ttash.; five boxes or two barrels Jonathans, third, P. F. Peloquln. Melsga. ash. First, $25 cash and solid silver lov-, Oregon Valley Land company s spe Ing cup. donated by fruit growers clal, value $1000. St. Joseph, Mo., Tedford Bros., We- Best ten boxes Winter Banana natchee, Wash.; second, $15, Kllckl-j First, five acres land with water right tat Development league; third, Na- to irrigate same, deed and water tionnl Apple show diploma, J. T. right delivered winner without re- strictlon, land located LakevleW1 dis trict, Oregon, M. Koran, Wenatchee. Wash.; second. $50 cash, George B. Spencer, Eatlat, Wash., third, no award. Methow canal special. Best ten boxes Spltzenberg First, $100 cash, donated by Methow Ca nal company, Twlsp. Wash., Charles W. Reed, Hood River, Or.; second, $50 cash, A. D. Browning, Wenat chee, Wash.; third, S. F. Ralph, Ash land, Or. Best ten boxes Mcintosh Red First, $100 cash, Ben Kress, Hamil ton, Mont; second, $5'0 cash, Henry kBuck, Stevensvllle, Mont.; third, H. f.V. Collins, Carson. B. C. Silver Grill purse: Best ten boxes Wtnesaps First, $150 cash, E. N. Smallt Wenatchee, Wash.; second. $50 cash O. G. Franco Wenatchee, Wash.; third, Harold P. Glazier. Wenatchee, Wash. Prizes In this contest denated by W. S. Norman, pr-rrletor Silver Grill, Spokane: District free-for-all. for general ex hibits of apples grown on non-Irrl-gated land First "$100 cash, gold medal and banner and one Kimball (orchard cultivator, by S. P. Kimball, manufacturer, Salem, Or.. Kllc'.:l J Development league, Goldendalo, Wash.; second, $50 cash and silver .medul bannor. Green Bluff Fruit j Growers' association. Mead, Wash.; I third, solid silver cup, Stevens coun Jy, Kettle Falls, Wash. ' On Irrigated lanJ, first, $100 cash, golden medal banner and one Kimball orchard cultivator, donated by S. P. Kimball, manufacturer, Sa lem, Or., Rlchey-Gllbort company, oppenlah, Wash.; second, $50 cash iand sliver medal banner, Wenntcheo commercial club, Wenatchee, Wash.; third, solid sliver cup, Lako Chelan district, Chelan, Wnsh. The International Shippers' cup wns awarded to O. A. Smith & Son. Garfield, Wash. Limited dh;!a, flint $250 rash fropi Nntloiu l Apple how and trophy (cup donated 1j, T. K. W.stlake com pany, Sponn' O G. F-nnre, Wnnt- !'' Wns'i ; H-ond, $100 cash anil nilvcr nicdni banner, Harry E. Nel son, Chester, Wash.; third, solid sil ver cup, J, A. Chandler, Spokane, Washt NOTED' MUSICAL COMPANY TO APPEAR IN MEDF0RD Negotiations are under way for u performance in Med ford about De cember loth by the Shufiort Sym phony Club and Lady Quartette of t'hicHgo. Miuiy hnvo heard.this com pany and of t lie high favor in which its twentieth year of success hn placed it. The great variety mid popular character of this company's program has endeared it to the hearts of Amcrican-nusio lovers un til today it stands undoubtedly first in their nffections. Their new pro gram is said to ho the finest tiioy have ever presented. The company is just starting on its western tour and opens soon in l'oi'tlund. At l)(nwr it was gicn n , , ,i ,..,, it;,,, r,-,,, . ., . ..!.. praise and cxlnilt from tlip I)ml News of Denver: "It is rarely, indeed, that Denver is favored with such oen execution and instrumental us well. When it is said t fin 1 1 ho work of the quar tettte is beyond criticism and the oili er performances the work of pro fessionals tho truth is told." Medford high school has been en gaged for this entertainment for the city of Mcdford nnil .Medford hhouhl show its appreciation by a Ijirge attendance. ' MEDF0R ON FRIDAY ST0NG PLAY COMING TO Tho next attraction at tiie Mcdford Theater will he one thai ought to ap peal to all clnsi.es of thentor-uoer. On Friday, November 20th. Manager llnzelrigg will present it it all-featuie vaudeville direct from l'nutiigi'-, i I'ortlnud. Salo of seats begins at 'HaMihiN Wi'dnoMhiy, November 2-lth. The f.ihd-Aiiiir write-up of the act. 1- from tho Oregonian of November Uth: "One of the strongest headline at tractions ever presented Portland it. vaudeville theater will top the hill at Pautagos during the week, wliicu commences with the Monday mati nee, November It will be tints of the internationally famous Jommi husky productions, The .Seven llo- ihocs, in u sutirn on rtnmp life, en titled, 'On tho Itond.' Nut C. linker, well known for his strainp imperson ations, is tho star in the production, '...1.1.1. ! ..-1 .1.. .....,..,,...1 wmril 11 llli'l nilllliliMini iiiimii! Throughout the cn.t, where it has ap peared us a top-line attraction, the I not lias created an immense amount 'of fnvomhli iiuneiit. "Various kinds of trump are im persoiintcd hv the people in tho cast. , Tin Hebrew tramp, the Weary Wil lie, the Davit, the rlish, are all in cluded, and nil make tremendous hits. It will ho one the hig vaudeville treats of lit ce-tason, mid pocked houses will undoubtedly welcome ev orv IH-H'tii'inance." READY FOR BUSINESS m and Publis Printing hinsr A 11 Iri-nrle rvf Jnh Mao-azme and Paner work, and SDecialties in Card and Society Drintinor. There is worth. quality, honest material, skill and a determination to produce only the best, back of every pi'ece of work we turn but. We don't have to cover defects with conversational whitewash it isn't necessary. Come and get what you want-not something that will do. DAWSON Exclusive Job Printeis R I N T IN Phone 4151 Main MPANY No. 18 N Grape