Medford mail tribune., June 12, 1910, FIRST SECTION, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, SUNDAY. JUNE 32, 1930.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Wolld IIoohiiii of Tnlcml wiih ill Mod
i'onl mi liiniiiiimH Hiitiinliiy.
(looipt Citi-MlutlM of tlm lintel NnMi
roltiiiKiil li (tin a Iriii to I'nilliiiid Fil
day itvciiliiK.
Ooonr W. Diuliiiiii of (IiiiiiIh I'iimh
wiih la Moilforil an iiinfuHnioiinI Initl
iiuhh Kaliinlay.
DiilTinlil UroH. mo orlinir a i iw
front. Voiih'i Hid lil town in liun
Siik up.
I leu r tlm woinlorftil Auilirolu at tlm
' WoHlol MiirIu Co. VI
llnvo you Imnl of V. MorRnnT
pnu'tit'iil tailor and lialtur. If not,
"auk about liiia." I Ik Ih ciWmiilmr,
Iilotikiiu; and fixing old IiiiIh iih now
outm. "l'lummuH' am hi Idiik Hint. ,
llln blKH'iul liloniili Ik a lcuoi'koiit
Hooin lf, ovor iwwlolYico.
(. V. Ilurrnii or AnIiIiiiiiI wan in I
Mmlford Tliuruday on ImihIhimh.
Ilavi' you hccii tlia now hair
wiivorn7 OivoH tlio uiarool wave
without lioat. Spirolla CorHot Par-,,
lorn.
CliurrioB for Halo Hoyal Aiiiih,
Illuiik Wopiililioaiifl, Hlaolc TartariaiiH
and Ox HoartH. Walter it. StokoH,
phono KaniierH '170()!l, 70'
Si Shaw, tho export minor, Iuih ro
turnod from a proHpcotiiiH trip to
Iliittou, Cal.
Mrw. A. El Wolvorton roturnod Sat
urday ovoiiitiK fniin ait oxtiiiulod dip
iMtMt. Mrn. Wolvorton loft hor in
Kbnmry, ami during thu tiino Iuih
Hiiuuoodod in cnitviiiuiiiK Mi'ito a iium
lior of oitHtoru pooplo of tlio dnirn
hility of locatitiK i Soutliorn Oro
iton. Soo tlio auto hair uotH ut tho'Spi
rolln CorHtil I'ariom.
Ward WhitoHido of Central Point
wiib in Medford on hiiHimwH Sntur
lny. Jeff llainliii of Yankee ureok wiih
tu Mudford Friday, lookhiK after
linsitioHS interoHtH.
Oakdale Park addition Ih opiilar.
Kmil Huhr and Walter .1. Unit jitHt
purehaHod lilooh 1 and will imme
diately erect two $.'1,000 IiiiiikiiIowk
on Hiiine. Mottor et n ldook in Oak
dale Park addition.
Much O'Mnlloy, Htato fish oommtH
bionor, wiih in Mudford Saturday on
official lnitinriH.
A. K. Wolvorton roturnod Sntitr
' day from Yreka. Cal., where ho had
lioon on IniHiiioriH.
Hear the wonderful Amhrola at the
WoHtol Mimio Co. I
Mrs. Cecil F. Vail and hor two
children of Caldwell, Idaho, will
xpoud the Hiuiiiner with her pateutH,
Mr, and Mm. W. S. Hammond, and
family at their homo in Medford.
J. Court Hall and John WilkiiiHou,
who have boon viHitint; tlio Itoso Car
nival in Portland, nre oxpooted to re
turn Sunday morning in time to pnr
tiuipato in th Jaekuonvillo-Medford
111110.
.Mrn. Ooor;o Corey Ioiivoh Tuosday
i niht for St. Paul, Mian., whoro hIio
will visit relativoH and her old home,
rntiiruiui; late in Septemhr.
Henry Kuhli of Appk'Kiito was in
Medford on a lnminoRH visit Satur
day. Hear th wonderful Amhrola at the
WohIoI Mimio Co. 7P
Jmliro I" K. Wohrttor nml M. O. Kl
dridce of tlio United StutoH niioul
tural (iVpartmont of rooiI roadti, If I
Saturday uvouintr for Portland.
A. F. Colo of EtiKono was in Med
ford Saturday on n IiubIiiobh trip.
Wm. Hatfield of Provo. K. A. Hch
torHtoon and O, E. ForroHtoir of Salt
Lake, Utah, aro in the valley looking
for a Hiiitahlo locution;
Tlio addition of quality and homo
comforts will ho Qiioon Anno wator,
flower and paved Hlroota huildiiiK re
ooiiHtruotioiiH. Soo MoCallum, Ilotol
Nuwh. tf
A. E. Vohh of Watorlown, WiB., !h
iiiiioiik the now arrivalH in thin hou
tiou, 0. W. Dorranco of Kolor, Oro., was
a Medford visitor Saturday.
II. II. Harmon of EiikIo Point was
in Medford Saturday attondiiiK to
hiiflinoHH affairs.
T, S. Taylor of HohoIiiu'k was a
Med ford viHitor on Iiiihuiuhh Satur
day. Mr. and Mi-h. John Manny of Eul
Point were ill Medford Saturday at
tending to hiibiuoHB mattot-fl.
Hear the wondorful Amhrola at lm
"SVoHtol Music Co. 71
Joh. Walsh of Coutral Point wna
u Medford husinesB visitor Satur
duy. J, E. Dora of , Gold Ilav was in
JModford Saturday.
Mr, and Mrm Jno. II. Iloliortson.
formerly of Chlonuo and reoontlY
from Soattlo and Portland, aro now
at homo at UK North Qnuuro ulruot.
Where in Medford unit you not hot
tor valuoB than in Queen Anno addi
tion? Did you uotioo tlio out of (ho
now pulilio hoIiooI to ho erected in
Queen Anne? dot busy. Tho pres
old prico won't hiHt lone. tf
Mr. and Mih. Itolaiid Hoaoh javo
u farewoll dinner locoutly in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Minor and won
Clifford. Tho doooratioiiB woro 111
1ob and rosofl. The ovoid also eelo
lirutod tho aiinivorsary of Mr. and
Little
Vacuum
Tho Little Giant is a vory powerful machine
mounted ho as to bo easily moved i'roin place to place
deans everything thoroughly. If. you have it do
your house cleaning once, you will never have any
oilier, fall us up and we will gladly call and give
you prices.
Medford Vacuum lioasc Gleaning Company.
STEWART & BEAULIEU, Proprietors.
Phono Main 2944.
Mr. Hi'iioh'H wedduiu. One feature,
nf Dm iliiiiint hum tint t l'n 1 1 i'iil:i'.
which was baked nt tho time the wed
ding uako wiih made ovor two :i i .-.
Ilk'O.
Ho Hiiro and visit tho Ih!h theator
Home afternoon or ovoniiiK this week.
You'll co nc'aiu and again. 71
Miss Mnymo Swan ntertaiued a
few of her friends last Thursday aft
ernoon at her homu on North Center
avo'nuo. Tho purpose of tho moot
iui; wan to orcauixe u Hewing or rend
ing club. This idea met with the
approval of thoHo presold, and offi
cers were elected iih follews: Presi
dent, Mnymo Swan; secretary, Isale
Eubank; reporter, Loraine llliton.
Alter the business mcetiui; a very
cutortainini; contost wiih hold, in
which Miss lone Flyuti won tiio first
prir.o, after which light rofreshmeuts
wore Horved.
Tho next inootniir of the club will
bo held at the home of .Miss Loraiuo
Hlilon on West Seventh street.
The charter members were Isole
Siuback, Iouo Klyiin, Nellie Dressier,
Mildred florig, Mayme Swan and Lo
rniiie llliton.
After this the club will bo known
us the ". 0."
New Firm
Starts Monday
A now firm, to bo known iih tlio
"Hiiilditn: Spooialties Company," will
start tip tomorrow at III North llart
lett street. ' They will handle build
iiiK specialties exclusively.
E. S. Parsons, formerly with
"CuthbcrtV and Olnn Urnokinreod
are the men interested, and thoy
should meet with success, fur they
uro hustlers.
They will bo igenls for Tinner,
Cress & Co., of Portland, and somo
of their many specialties will bo com
plete uBortmoutH of Cabots, shingle
stains, Binding, etc., also Cabot's water-proof
cciuout nml hriuk stains;
Potion's Sua Proof paints, Chicago
Varnish Co.'s varnish mid comploto
lino of brushes, oils, painters' sup
plies and sundries; Duplox joinat sup
ports, hangers, metal hangers and
post cups.
If you are needing anything in this
lino now is the time to .think of tho
now firm.
Fllnht Postponed.
NEW YOKK. Juno 11. On account
of u heavy gale mid a rainstorm
Cliarlon J. Hamilton, nvintor, post
poned his attempt to ninko a round
trip flight to Philadelphia today. He
will probably mnko the attempt Mon
day. Ashland Commercial Collcfic.
This institution olosos tho school
.year Juno If). Tho term of 100l and
11)10 has boon tho most successful
in its history, with enrollment larger
than ovor.
Profossor Kitnor recently pur
chased the equipment, together with
las of th business school formerly
connected with tho Collogo Prepara
tory, and with increased advantages
in all rospoots, with n thorough nun
comploto course of training, and with
unsurpassed facilities for assisting
students to success, tho managomnt
gos forward into tho new year with
tho greatest confidence.
Appreciating tho liboral patrouago
of tho past, wo will use every on
endoavor to morit a continuance,
ASHLAND COMMKHCIAL COI,-
LKGK.
TIIH 1'OWKIIS THAT IJW
lly (ho Athon IMiijits Coinpauy lCu
(IoihimI by Mr. Kcl Antlrows.
Tho Athon Stock company 1iib com
plotod preparations for tho opening
of tholr nuniiuor stock tienson horo
noxt Monday, Tuosday and Wodnos
day, Krom tlio oxtonslvo work thnt
has boon dono, tho audlonco that gath
oih In tho open houao noxt Monday
night will witness a vory flno piny
by a company of strong playora,
Mr. Ed Androwu has wrltton tho
following In endorsement of tho com-
Giant
Cleaner
",IN """ publication In t'10 Mftll Trl-J
bum1;
"To tho patrons of tho Medford
Opera Hoiihe: Tho engagement of tho
Athon Slock company, which com
mences Monday night Is Bolng to bo
nn entertainment to which Medford
will give tho ntnmp of Its bout appro
val. Tho writer has neon rovcral rc
ho.irmilH and can nssiiro tho theatcr
goorH that they aro going to hco a
hlgh-grndi) performenco. Tho cast Ih
a well chonon one, consisting of four
ladles and seven gentlemen, all of
them artists of high ordor, somo of
whom havo appeared with tho princi
pal ntnru of tho country.
Taku my word for It and don't fall
to sou tho Athon company In "Tho
Poworn That Ho" noxt week.
ED ANDREWS.
For Sale
l-rootu bungalow, lot 130x100, Biniill
bam; $.r00 cash; a snap.
.'18 acres good fruit laud, 8 acres
cleared; $800 if sold now.
II city lots, il50; cnBy terms.
ItelitKiuishmout, 0-rooin house, close
in; big bargain.
I homesteads adjoining.
31 acres under ditch, close hi;
$0,800
ICO acres, closo in, fine dairy and
stock rnnch, easy tonus.
4 homesteads.
Uakcry, fino buv.
West Walnut Park lotB, terms.
Iioomiug honso, u monoy-maker.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
10 acres, income $750 this year.
Fruit land .close in.
FOR RENT.
Housekeeping rooms.
10 houses, $7 to $35.
WANTED.
Dining room girl.
$0,800.
Men, $2.50 por day, and board $4.50.
Chicken rnnohos.
Rnnch hands, $35 por month.
Hay mon, $1.50 por day.
Qirl for general housework.
25 wood choppers, $1.50 cord.
E. F. a7BITTNER
Medford Employment Bureau.
Business chances, real estate, nil
kinds of hdp furnished and business
olinneos handlod.
Room 207 Taylor & Phlpps Bldy.
Phono 4141 Main.
Wo will dolivor to your homo
on 30 days' froo trial ono of
our eolohrated pianos. Uso it,
try it and then buy it, if it's to
your Batisfaotion. Wo aro g-w
ing to givo away froo ono $450
piano in Soptombor. Any ono
buying n piano from us during
this time, should you have tho
piano awarded you wo will
givo you a hill of salo and will
refund nil inonoy paid by you.
Tito above will bo dono from
a publicity standpoint. Wo rent
pianos. Wo tuno pianos. Wo
storo pianos. Wo buy pianos.
Wo do tho piano business,
DEAL AT HALE'S
It Mouna Sati8fjtotion
HALE'S
Piano House
Gil N. Central Avo.
PIANOS
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Wash Suits
ARE YOU THINKING
want to show you our line. You will appreciate the
styles, the cloths and the fact that you can clean them
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often and always make them look like ff
new up from j J.UU
New Shirt Waists
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW WAISTS? We keep
some new styles coming in all the time every few
days a new lot arrives. If you haven't been in lately
come soon and let us show you the new styles perhaps
there are some you didn't
trip Prices up from
Merode Underwear
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY TRAVELING MEN
'THERE ARE IN THE UNITED STATES?? If you
had all of them in one bunch and asked them what they
thought of "aiERODE UNDERWEAR" they would
tell you if they ever heard of it at all (and most of
them have) that it is the best brand sold in this coun
try. A look will convince you.
Try Onyx Hosiery
DOES ONYX HOSIERY ATTRACT YOU? No
doubt you have seen it advertised in eveiy magazine in
the country no doubt you have been told that it is
the best made offered for sale today in any city, but
did you ever try it? Wc cany complete assortments,
consisting of almost all shades and all sizes and widths.
Hie prices are same as
from.
The Emporium
O. JE. TACKSTROM, Proprietor
Successor to Montgomery's
Lawn Mowers
If you've a lawn mower need, just think of this store
and come in at your first opportunity and allow us to
show you tho easiest running, most durable and alto
gether satisfactory mowers ever put on the local mar
ket. Tho prices aro right, too. WE REP Am AND
SHARPEN YOUR MOWER ALL FOR A VERY
SMALL CHARGE.
Nicholson Hardware Co.
Corner Main and Bartlett
THE QUALITY
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
AYo aro proud of the fact that our stock is not too heavy
arc all new, clean and the very lalest stylos that wc arc selling everything at such
reasonable prices that no one goes away dissatisfied and that the quality of every
thing offered for sale is such that the mere novice feels at case when buying and
nuite sure of satisfactory wear.
"QUALITY" is our watchword and wc invite you to call and inspect the goods
wc display. You'll like the store the clerks, the treatment and certain we are that
you will like the goods and prices.
OF A WASH SUIT? We
see on your last
$1.00
the ordinary, up r jp
Fancy Goods Lines
EVER EXAMINE OUR FANCY GOODS LINES
CAREFULLY? Wc don't brag when we say that for
quality, style, finish, etc.. we show as swell goods as
may be seen in the best New York shops at the prices
asked.
May wc show you our assortments of Bags, Belts,
Neckwear, Shell Goods, Gloves, Veils, etc., etct
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
NEW ARRIVALS? Dainty
Lingerie, the most bewitch-
ingly becoming summer
dresses ever designed the Jt leCe
new foulards and other fab- T)rpccpc
rics also appeal to most wom
en on account of the durable
ness and the fact that tliey
may be worn on dark days.
We'll be pleased to have you
call and see the ready-to-wears
and feel very sure that
you will find something that
will delight you.
Walk-Over Shoes
Broad Statements
We have made some pretty broad state
ments in our advortisinging, concerning
WALK-OVER Shoes. If they aren't true
the public ought to know it; if they aro true
the public should know this also. There's
only on way to find out. Come in and buy a
pair. We aro willing to leave the truth of
omclainis to your own individual experience
. Prices $4.00, $4.50, $5.00.
STORE
WOMEN
that our ready-to-wears
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