MEDffORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 35, 1910,
i.
W. I. Vuwtor hits roltmiod from u
IjiihIiiomm lyilp to Portland.
HimloiiH IcoIohh l'oiintiiln in din
ponslng "II tlio ItitoHt drinkii, oruuttiH
mill Iuoh.
TIioho lotH hi tho Qiiouii Anno Ad
dition 11 ro tlio bunt over, uoiiHidoring
prion uiid timiiN,
U. W. Iluiiodiul, who in ooiihiih unit
uiorntoi lot FIoiiiiimi Hook and Trail
prooluotH, Iiuh Itii'l to titlto ll tlio
work In that hcuiiu of nporittioiiH. 1 1 o
flxjiootH to mako tlio rounds on Iioihu
buolc, it trip tlint will involvo many
miles before tlio job Ih completed.
Mookur'H spring biiIoh your op
portunity. Itardon'rt loo orontn Ih iiiiuIo from
pttro Jersey oruaiii. 1'roinpt dollvory
to any part of city. Phono .'171.
(Jim Mitchell of JiiokKonvillo wan
in Modford on a business trip Thurs
day. Mookor'r, 128 South Central nvu.
Jaok Wilson, who Iiuh boon on tlio
tildk IIhI for several wcokH, Iihh ro
turuud to his position on tlio 1. &
K. extension.
Montgomery's lwilr-ilruHsiug pur-
lorn now onou. 60
ltardon spurns no oxpenso In link
ing bread, pio( citkoB, otc. "That's
tlio rouHon."
Colonel It, C. Washburn and .1. C.
l'oiidlotnn wore in Mudfoid Friday on
LiihIiiohh.
John II. Carkln, nttomoy nt law,
ovor jackiion County Hank.
Tho Union livury stable in roopon
d and will bo hereafter operated as
n food and boarding stable, It. 12.
Gaunynw, proprietor. '24
Mr. and Mrs. E. NohIo of Eugene,
who Imvo boon vlMitiiifC in Modford,
rotuniod homo Friday morning.
Why pny caHh for lots when you
onn got thorn on cany tonnu in tho
-Queen Anno Addition f
0. F. Hillings of Aidilnnd wan nt
tho county ont on profoiounl Iiuh
tinoas Friday.
Knrdoii'a dmplny of fancy cnkott
and bnkory novelties for Saturday
will plonso tho inoHt fiiHtlilioiirt.
Now hnir-droflHiiiK pnrlorn now
open nt Montjtomory'8. 60
Wanted TruiiHitman, lovol man,
rodmen, uhnitiincti, draughtsman and
oatimator for Critter Luko highway
eurvoy. Soo H. F. Iluidcl, room 23,
Jackson County Hank building, Med
ford. 23
Frederick l'elottxo of tho MuadowH
orchard, near Englo Point, wan in
Medford Thursday.
LotH in Laurel Park soil for
i2fj0, $.100 and up. 25 down and $10
n month. Soo lionoon. GO
Fred Cnvin hadn't moro than lnnd
od in town Friday until ho waH nr-
routed for carrying concealed woup
oiib, and JiiHtieo Canon, after Cnvin
had plond guilt), fined him $10 for
Inn violation of tho "HtittutcH, etc.
Prod will now carry IiIh gunn in
eight.
Soo announcement of tho Spiral
Corset ParlorH opening on thin
.pogo.
DoiiBon wants to show yon Lau
rol Park. 60
German Luthoran church, Fourth
fltroct, nonnon 11 o'clock Sunday, M.
Jilnrkort, pnHtor.
Soo tho now goods at Meeker's.
Fred Engli of Ashlnnd wns in
.Modford Friday on buRinoss.
Private board at 110 East 0th ut.
fltrictly first-clims.
Tho report that tho Frank Wenton
orchard, near Central Point, had boon
fiold is denied by Mr. Wenton.
Baseball supplies at tho now trim
fitoro. 23
Mookor imvo yon monoy. "
A broken air pipo on No. IT) this
morning jiiHt ns tho train was pull
jug into Medford brought tho train
up with a jork which must Imvo dis
turbed tho equilibrium of tho pnsson
gors considerably. No diimago re
united outsido of n short delay in
tho loaving timo of tho train.
Exclunivo ngontfl for Fox visible
typawritors, sold on terms. Call nt
' Morrivold Shop, Wost Main stt 30
Frank E. Ilyboo of Jacksonville
wna a Modford businoss visitor Fri
day. If you want to double your monoy
in roal ostato, Quoon Anno Addition
is tho safe plnoo.
District Attornoy Mulkoy rotuniod
jl'riday iiioruliig from u trip to Ash-
Until, II
Mrs, .1, E. Ilodgo of Honoburg i
vlsiliug frlcmlH in Modford.
J. T. KIioiuIh of Solum, Jomiphln--county,
wiih in Modford HiIh wook
looking after ImihIiiohh iiilcrosts.
Colonol Scott of Phllndolphia, who
has boon hero for sovoral wookn look
lug nflor his Inifdad intorasts in East
Medford, loft on his return homo
Thursday nftmnooii.
, H -t -
BUSINESS LOCALS
... 41
Whitman's delicious chocolates
n't Morrivold Shop.
Itobuilt typowrltors, carbon pa
pars, otc. Morrivold Shop. 25ood
-Tho Pitntorium plonns every
thing porfoctly. 25
Hubuilt lypowritors for salo
cheap at Morrivold Shop.
For wood of all kinds, sco tho
Squitro Djnl Woodyard. Phono
2001, Fir nlroot, between Second
mid Third streets. Could & Limlloy,
proprietors, 201
When in need of a clonnor call
on tho Pantoriiim, Main 2111. 25
Nothing quite so tnsty as Whit
man canities frosh nt tho Morrivold
Shop, WcHt Main. cod
If you want satisfaction, try u
sack of Mt. Hood Snow-Fall Flour.
For sale at tho Hubs .Mill. Remem
ber tho placo, Polk Hull & Son
Evory Bpot tnkes a hiko when
tho Pitntorium docs your work. 25
All kinds fresh finh nt tho fih
market. Oysters, chickens, crabs,
hhrimps and lots of good things.
Lunch goods nlwavs on hand. Ilogue
Kivor Fish Co. 23
Stationery and offico supplies
nt Morrivold shop.
Architects supplies, such as
drawing, bltto print, and tracing pa
pers, otc, at Morrivold Shop. 25cod
THERE MUST BE A REASON
FOR THE SUCCESS OF
Rardon's Peerless Bread
(Tho Best Bread in Oregon)
TRY A LOAF AND KNOW THE REASON
You will appreciate seeing THE GREAT DIS
PLAY FOR -
Saturday, April lf
consisting of the finest pies, cakes (nlljcinds), cook
ies, snails, lady fingers, doughnuts, buns, macaroons,
cream puffs, etc., etc., that were ever turned out by
a bakery. They are certainly appetizing.
THE ICELESS FOUNTAIN
Come and see the finest fountain in Oregon o.ifc
side of Portland. Just installed and now serving all
the late fancy drinks, ices and ice cream.
AVE DELIVER ICE CREAM, ETC.,Jo any part
of the city' on short notice. All ice crcanTfhadc from
pure Jersey cream.
Rardon's Bakery
COR. GRAPE AND MAIN STS.
PHONE 371
is
Air
Light
Sunshine
Cleanliness
in our factory, Costly Mntor
ials and Skill in Making aro
tho conditions and ingre
dients that combino to mako
Modern Sweets
so perfect n
Candy
"Tatroultt th Modern Dtaln
Uiit CtnNctltnary Ct., Ufa., PortknJ, Oww
Wo note with much interest the
way some of our cntorprising local
dealers aro putting forth every ef
fort this spring to mako their stores
attractive. This week Oluistoad &
Ilibbard, whoso progressive policy
has boon strongly shown this spring
by their large, attractive advertise
ments in our columns, have a fine
window devoted entirely to house
paint.
On closo inspection one finds not
only tho usual display of paint cans,
hut long cards showing , rows of
hotisoR In now and hattdsomo combi
nations of colors for exterior paint
ing. An attractive window border
brightens tho nppenranre of tin
wholo store and draws much atten
tion from the passers-by. It at
tractively illustrates how cosily nnd
well any shabby surface in or about
tho homo can be fixed up.
Olmstcnd & Ilibbard deserve much
credit for this wjndow and wo are
sttro it will prove of much benefit in
reminding pcoplo of tho many thiucs
around their homes that can easily
bo beautified at houscclcaniiig time,
Hnsklna (or Health.
THE SPIRAL CORSET
PARLORS TO OPEN
Tho Spiral Corset Parlors will
open Saturday afternoon nenr cor
ner of Main and Central avenue.
Wo will bo pleased to welcome the
women of Medford and vicinity to
this opening and exhibition of en
tirely now linos.
All kinds of toilot supplies, guar
anteed hosiery for men, women and
children, otc, will bo ott display aud
sale.
Wo aro prepared to take orders for
mndo-to-mcasuro corsets, petticoats
and dress fabrics. A very nice as
sortment of samples will be shown
direct from New York. Tho Spiral
corset will bo our spccinlty the
grcatost corset ovor iuvontcd.
Remember us -when downtown nnd
drop in. Bo sure nnd come to tho
opening Saturday afternoon.
i MRS. M. E. RIDDLE.
1 MISS A. WILSON'.
Haskins for Health.
4 4-
AT THE CHURCHES.
4
Christian Science.
Servico Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. Subject of lesson-sermon,
"Doctrine of Atonement." Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; testimonial
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 o. m. Tho
public is cordially invited to these
services. 128 North Grapo street,
north Sherman-Clay music house.
Baptist Church.
First Baptist church, comer of
North Central avenue and Fifth
streets, A. A. Holmes, pastor. Rcg
ular services next Sunday. Sunday
school 0:15 a. m.; preaching, 11 ti.
m. nnd 8 p. m. Sermons by the pas
tor. Young pcoplo's meeting 7 p. m.
Tho pa3tor will preach at the Grif
fin creek schoolhoase Sunday after
noon nt 3 o'clock. A cordial wel
come is extended' to all to attend
these services.
New Wash Suits
Spring and Summer 1910
We invite you to call and inspect our new assortments of
Wash Suits, Skirts, Auto Coats and Dusters, Lingerie'
Dresses, etc., with the feeling that you arc going to find
just what you want. Come now while the best styles arc
here while you can get a good assortment from which to
choose. You will find every garment well made and as
pretty styles as are shown in any city. THE PRICES
we ask are the most surprising. Having found a popular
priced line that is carefully and conscientiously made, we
do not hesitate in stating that this line of Wash Suits is
just what you arc sure to want.
WASH SUITS
A beautiful line at $4.85
and along to $7.50 and $15.00.
WASH SKIRTS
White linens, duck, etc.,
ranging from $2.50 to $6.00.
AUTO COATS.
Duck, linen, silk, etc, from
$1.50 along to $15.00.
LINGERIE DRESSES
A superb collection at
from $2.50 along to $15.00.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO TRADE AT
VAN DYKE'S
tho subject, "Mind Yoour Own Busi
ness." Everybody welcome. W.
Theo. Matlock, pastor.
Married at Presbyterian Manse.
Hurry A. Troxel of Pendleton, Or.,
and Miss M. Adeline Dunlnp of Tal
ent, Or., were united in marriage by
Rev. W. F. Shields at the Presby
terian mat.se Thursday evening. Tho
young lody is one of the fine young
women of tho Rogue River valley.
Mr. Troxel is successful in business,
manly and open-hearted. These
young people take up life together
with the future bright before them.
Presbyterian Church.
Preaching at 11 a. m subject,
"Evangelism and Its Successes."
Good music. Strangers always wel
come. All are invited to join with
us in this, the last regular morning
servico before the Gospel campaign.
Evening service at 8 o'clock. Spe
cial music by the choir. Subject, "A
Wise Grace." Ome for s cee&i.
meeting. Soad&y echeel -at It - a.
C. E. society at 7 p. ih.; J. & B. so
ciety at 4:36 p. ca. To aM these r
are welcome.
A merckant must mako his avea
tising "as good as his store" a
that whea someone jndgee ids taw,
solely by its advertising 'he mU m
be doing it aa injustice.
Haskias for Health.
Christian Q liurch.
'Corner Sixth and Ivy streets. Bible
school nt 9:45. Morning service of;
tho church nt 11. Sermon subject,
"God So Loved the World That II"
Gave." Christian Endeavor nt 7 p.i
m. and preaching at 8. Sermon I
Comfortable
Work
Shoes
go a long way toward keeping a smile
oti n man's fnco and a song in his
hottrt. 'Hint's why u sunny dispo
sition always bolongs to tho man who
wonra
MENZ "EASE" SHOES.
When vou cot u tmlr. of Monz
....... w c, - ,
"Eaao" shoos in your hands you will
bo surprisod nt tho softness and
glovoliko fooling of tho lonthor. Af
tor you Imvo worn Moms "Enso"
bIioob for six. oicht or ton months
you will again bo surprisod whon you
find tlint tlio ttppors aro suit just ns
soft and onsv ono tho foto as whon
you first put tho shoos on. You may
not think ot it tuou, nut wnou you
koon on woarinc them month after
month you will tntddonly romombor
that thoy havo worn you longor titan
nny shoo you ovor hnd on your foot,
.f 3.00 to $4.50 is tho price
The Wardrobe
Fruitgrowers Bank Building.
West Main.
Walk-Over Shoes
.r
THE HAPPY CLUB
The WALK-OVER Shoo Maker.
The WALK-OVER Shoe Denier.
The WALK-OVER Shoe Wearer.
The maker is happy because his "houcsty-is-tlie-best-policy"
methods make him in'osperous.
The dealer is happy because he has the sole agen
cy for a shoe that makes friends.
And the most important of all, The Wearer is
happy because he enjoys foot comfort and foot style
and because he finds WALK-OVER Shoes trust
worthy. Aro you one of us1?
The initiation fees aro
$4.00, $4.50, $5.00
The Southern Dairy Co.
Are now prepared to supply tho family trade with
pure, rich
ICECREAM
Fruit Bricks, Water Ices, Sherbets, otc. SPECIAL
RATES TO CHURCHES, LODGES, PICNICS,
SOCIALS, ETC. OUR QUALITY AND PRICES
ARE RIGHT.
The Southern Dairy Co.
32 S. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE MAIN 881
Does this Appeal to You?
A chance of a lifetime. Everything to start with and,
a most pleasant surrounding.
Read the Inventory
14.40 acres; 1 mile from Central Point; main -county-road;
rich heavy soil.
41-2 acres, 3-year-old Cornice pears, with peach filler
1-year-old.
10 acres alfalfa. v
Eight-room house; good barn; cement milkhouse; two
wells; one team of horses; one wagon and harness; one
hack; one buggy; tools of all kinds; one Jersey cow; board
and wire fenced.
Price, $8400; $3000 down, balance terms to suit at 6 per
cent.
Are You Looking for a
Pilttlll?i.,3p3 3Lti01?
550 acres, 3 miles from Medford, on county road and a,
most sightly placo; 300 acres in cultivation; $100 per acre,
one-third down, balance long time.
Walter L. McCallum
Hotel NasK Cobby