Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1910, SECOND SECTION, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Texti Watch This Page for Advertisements of Good Thing's to Eat i 5 i MEAT QUALITY LISTEN W state without fear of contradition that vc are selling the fattest, choicest, Icndcrcst meat to be found in alLof southern Oregon. QUALITY is' what vou want, aud you can get it here. Ask our regular pat Tons and they'll tell you that we give real, genuine, quality in every pound of -choice meat sold at this shop. COLD STORAGE Experience in buying and a dosire to please you are thb mam reasons whv our meats am so satisfactory. All fresh meat is kept 111 our ,J8wir.cold storageplant until it is perfectly tender our experience in buying in this vallcv has given us the choicest cattle, hogs. etc.. to be found in Oregon, suid a desire to' please, coupled with the fact that our expenses are lower we are enabled to sell the choicest meats for a little LESS. Our own pure rendered lard'now selling for less than most merchants can buy the same quality for at wholesale in carload lots. Warner, Wortman Sb Gore, Inc. MARKET PHONE 281 . GROCERY PHONE 286 KNOW OREGON" ET BANQu SOON Students af Oregon University Plan Uaiojue Banquet at Which Only Jkeflon Products Are to Be Of Iwed Will Teach Students Much. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- Aprii 16. Probably one of tbe nnique banquets ever held in ifee state is to be held soon by stu Jenta of the University of Oregon. It ma MKnovr Oregon" banquet, at fuchraone but Orcgou products will Se en the menu. Every commercial 4HC3Kuzation will be asked to furn Sab its reasons why its locality is the 3fce&t in tbe state, and. these reasons sdU be set forth in characteristic fesester speeches by prominent stu ijtnttn from the various counties. Likewise, on the belief that the "Kuof of the pudding is in the eat ing," each commercial organization asm&b back its reasons with the gaods. Thus Hood River will vie wHk Medforil for apples, Marion ennty with Lane for cherries, As Jecix will show its salmon, Yamhill go against the world for walnuts and potatoes, and so on through the list. It is expected that the banquet will &e a. time of great merriment and, at Ac same time serve to show the stu dmis the great resources of all gMiris of Oregon. ASHLAND WANTS A NEW BRIDGE ON MAIN STREET ASHLAND, On, April 1C The .Baiter of the immediate construc- of a new and suitable bridge ass Ashland creek in front of the new Allen-Cunningham block on Jfain street will be urged on the city emeil by the committee on streets, jparlcs and highways of the Commer cial club, of which committee C. B. Xaxnlcin is chairman. The subject saw one discussed by Lb board of fexuices ai a meeting held last even Jku and considered of prime import -asee at this time, so the committee amntioncd was directed to take it up with the council and urge early ac i.fmn. The imporovement was one eealemplatcd in connection with the paving operations last, year, but ow isg to Iho lateness of the season, got sidetracked. Now it is hoped to get Mte council interested in carrying it Jbrward. PENSIONS PAID iy Pure mi on nno nnn White Flour (Diuu.aDO.uuu Interesting Statistics Are Brought Out In Connection With Pensions in the Report of the Secretary of the Interior Recently Filed. WASHINGTON, April 1C Last year Uncle Sam gave to the 941,000 surviving veterans and widows of veterans of the American wars $100, 993,000 in war pensions. Details of a paternalistic govern ment's pension business were recent ly presented to congress by the sec retary of the interior. In the num ber of pensioners Ohio and Pennsyl vania lead, each with 92,000 in round numbers. New York has 83,000, Illi nois 08,000 and Indiana 57,000. More than 5000 pensioners live in foreign lands. Canada leads with 2631, Germany has 5S0, Ireland 4G0 and England 371. Remote places on the' earth' to which pension money is sent include the Seychelles Islands, St. Martin, St. Helena, Azores, Ba hamas, Turkey, Greece, Liberia, Hon duras, Korea, Hongkong and the Isle of Man. The total sent to 04 foreign countries or dependencies is $863, 607 n year. Three civil war veterans have reached the patriarchal ages of 103, 107 and 108 years, respectively. The oldest veteran of the Mexican war is a comparative youngster of 94 years Haablns for Health. When a baker can take n brand of flour and uso it right along for mouths aud always get good results, and when hundreds of women can take the same brand of flour and never have a poor batch of bread or lose out on anything in the pastry inc, and when this brand is coming more and moro in demand, there must be a reason. Pure white flour is beyond the shadow of doubt in the winds of the busiest bnkery in Mcdford and hun dreds of housewives, the best flour on the local market today. Get n sack of Pure White next time you or der and you will certainly like it. Low Rates to School. For the first time in the history of Oregon, the Southern Pacific com pany has granted reduced rate's for attendants at the University of Or egon summer school. The reduced rates go into effect Saturday, June IS, and continue through the session to its close, Saturday, August C, thereby making it possible for teach ers attending the session to save materiall in railroad fare. Reduced rates have also been granted for the two state educational conferences to be held at the university tho week previous to the opening of tho sum mer school, nnd for the exercises of commencement week, June 19-22. Every indication points to an excep tionally large attendance at nil of these events. Announcement Extraordinary s Having purchased the Tea and (WCe Storo for morly owned and run by GOOLWRFEND, I have decided to carry a com plete line of the finest high-grade Groceries. When in need of tho f in- I est lino of IUTLK TEAS in tho city, or Groceries, Glassware, China, etc., call and see me. PHONE MAIN 2691 R. T. ALLIN 132 WEST MAIN ST. The Right Blend of Tea FTaskinn for Health. So many pcoplo buy ten without stopping to consider thnt there are nlmost n thousand nnd one different kinds. Thnt is tho reason so many people don't like ten and often get poor quality. A special tea and coffeu store must carry the best brand of tea if it expects to hold trade. The new grocery storo on tho west side are tho only pooplo m Medford who carry the famous Japan teas in hulk in the Parade, Albion, Major, Gunpowdur. Ceylon, Spiderleg, Villh, English Breakfast, etc All arc very high quality they must be n special tea and coffee store would not dnrc to carry them. Noxt time you buy ten stop and think, nnd chances are you will go nnd get your tens from It. O. Allin. Pichic Parties "When von think picnic, think of Olmstead & Ilibbard, tor they carry a complete stock of all kinds of canned meats, fish, vegetables, pickles, fruit,, etc.; also a very choice line of bulk olives pickles, etc.. You will find just what you want for lunches and no mat ter what you choose here you'll find it to always be fresh and perfect in every way. PHONE MAIN 571 'Olmstead & Hibbasd 131 W. MAIN ST. First Class Bakery WE BEAT THE WORLD ON Quality and Price Ask the women who uso our bread, oakea cookies, etc, and vou '11 soon find that they are not looking for anvthing bettor than wo make up and offer fresh every lav. DON'T STOP WITH Til 13 QUES TION1", but come and test, our BAKISRY PROD UCTS and provo to your own satisfaction that this is the place to leave orders for anything in this lino. We know that wo beat Iho world of Southern Oregon when it comes to good bread, etc., and you'll say so, too, if you try us. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GOLDEN GATE COFFEE. ALLEN & REAGAN 202 E. MAIN ST. PHONE MAIN 2711 ANNOUNCEMENT. Dr. Ooblo in prepared to fit Rlnnflcft in all cases of dofectcivo night thnt .lasses will remedy. Repairs of nil Kinds. Broken lenses duplicntod. In- isiblo bifocals. , 18 WEST MAIN STREET. DRIVERS- that know the country RIGS that cover the country Ql'ICKM AN1 WITH COMRMIX TO YOU AUK AIAVU'H TO UK PODNI) A t TJIK FAULOW DOW INO, PUOPWKTOIW. WEST SIDE STABLES PHONIC 5M01 8. OIIAVK HTHKKT Ballplayer Dies. ANNAPOLIS, SM., April 10. Mid shipman Earl D. Wilson, injured in a football game last Octobor, died nt the navy hospital here today. Pleasing Jewelry A WORD ABOUT JEWELRY NOVELTIES: REASON it out for yourself and you'll come to the conclusion that the jewelry store is the best place to purchase novelties. You get the newest styles and the best quality at all times. A BROOCHE TO PLEASE MILADY IN YE olden times brooches were the chief ornaments, and just now fashion favors them as never before. Our line is very extensive, and the prices are certainly lo.w. SIGNET RINGS THAT PLEASE THE EYE GET your signet ring here. We make a study of design inc and nan furnish vou the most nlonsinrr stvlos. A WA1TE. MAKES ANOTHER BUY ANNEXING 53 ACRES Theodoro H. Elliott and Martha XL Elliott bavo sold their 53 acres n Nevada street in Ashland adjoin fas Bear, creek, end being a portion the old Bennett Million Donation 3ad claim to F. B. Walto for a con sideration of $10,000. Simultane ously with la tho sale of(tho W. H, Sfrepherd homo place, consisting of 278 acres on Emigrant creek, about JKht miles southeast of Ashland, to Tkeodoro II. Elliott and Martha E. 'SDlott, who take the place at an even $16,000. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will take possession at once. This prop- erty is one of tho best stock farms fa that section and tho Elliotts will sake It a fine homo place, If hard murk and good management count ing and can furnish you the most pleasing styles, A visit will prove what we say to be true. CUFF LINKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS HERE are links of individuality a high-class line every pair guaranteed to wear and at exceptionally low prices. RELIABILITY IN EVERY WATCH WE SELL TO INSURE perfect time, purchase a watch made by one of the proven manufacturers. Wo can show you 0m the largest assortment of watches to be found in any one Mjsountstore in Oregon. All sizes and designs, a most superb col- ftUJUSTEDTO t nnnor iiClnsiT"inn YATER tigHI Laura A. Ferguson vs, John C. UWxuson, divorce; George W. Tre Aen for plaintiff. J. Nunan vs. Florence I. Fink, suit -m -equity; Hanna & Hanna and H. D. Jforton for plaintiff. J. Nunan vs. Dora L. Berry, suit J, equity; same attornoys. .ninllTi-rat rEJlUAll 1 VlHL H I, j tTP, - WE BEAT PORTLAND PRICES Van De Car 6 Jassmann EAST MAIN STREET MEDFORD WEST WALNUT PARK Where Is West Walnut Park? Listen And vou '11 soon know that Walnut Park lies at tho end of the West Seventh street pavement and just south. This i is the addition where 5d Jots were sold so quickly last fall one of thc-choiccst residence sections in the entire city. "WEST WALNUT PARK is just west of WALNUT PARK and contains 58 of tho finest lots in the city of , Mcdford. West Walnut Park has only been on the mar ket ten days and already 13 Jots havo boon sold. This is a quick movo and the balance will go very fast at tho prices we are asking. This addition lays high, commanding a fine view of the city and country. Recent surveys provo this ground to be on a levol with tho top of tho Washington school. Every Lot Is a Prize Every lot is a prize that is suro to increase in value with each succeeding day. Buy a lot in WEST WALNUT PARK and you aro suro to got a Prizo that is fine for building a homo on or can bo resold at a big advanco in a short time. $25 Down and $ 1 0 a Month With 7 per cent interest on deferred payments. , Lots aro being sold at reasonablo prices. You should investigate this right now. , ,.j , , u .J For full particulars see E. F. A. BITTNER, Selling Agent, or L. B. WARNER, Owner, at Warner, Wortman & Gore's Orendorff Nortuwost Plow company, U George M. Trowbridge, managing - HI L