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

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Newspaper Page Text12 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, AEEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1910. Watch This Page for Advertisements of Good Thing's to Eat ! J ( 1 M n 11 if u i 1 I r, RICH STRIKE IS MADE IH WELL ON THE DESERT William W. Kelly, Whllo Digging a Weil Three Miles From Central Point Uncovers Rich Vein Pans Out Much Fine Gold. What has every indication of be ing a rich cold striko has been mndo en tho William W. Kelly farm, three iles from Central Point, on the dpo of tho desert. Whilo digging a well Mr. Kelley encountered at the depth of 22 feet a rich vein of frec nilling gold. So far he has gone down five feet and is still in tho vein, which pans out richer with the increased depth. 3Ir. Kelley filled n two-ounce hot tlo with coraso and fine gold from six pans of tho vein. Even better results have been secured by miners who have examined the strike. Tho ore has been sent off to be assayed and its percentages of values will aot be definitely known until the re turns are received. The extent of the vein, its width and depth have not been ascertained. It is evidently more thnn five feet deep and much wider than the well. Development may show that a gold bearing vein extends under much of the so-called desert land. JIBTI1G CATECHISM Somethiang for You to Reason Over and Think About Seriously It Means Money In Your Jenns. An Oyster Drive We were fortunate in securing a big- "BUY" of canned oysters at such a saving as to be in a position to offer REGULAR 25c CANS FOR 20c. CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE BLUE RIBBON FLOUR Warner, Wortman 6 Gore IF YOU BITS IT HERE, IT'S GOOD TO EAT. GROCERY PHONE 286 MARKET PHONE 281 ----- Going A TALK ON CHINA WHITE 01 AMOND I This Is a day and ago of special ty houses, and the storo that makes a specialty ot a certain lino is suro to get tho lion's share ot that bual- (sa. Why? Because people know that a lino bandied as a specialty will be mora carefully bought a larger assortment kept on band, and tho newest and best Ideas will bo shown as soon as they aro brought out by the manufacturer. Allin & Allln make a specialty ot chlnawaro, glasswaro and kitchen- waro. Questien: Why do the merchants advertise? Answer: In crder that lb con turner may become familiar with the firm name and address and may be come acquainted with tho kind and quality of stock handled tho prices certain lines are sold for to show to tho trade that everything is being conducted for tho best Interests of the patrons, and to invito everybody to visit the storo and loam prices and values of merchandise carried in short, the merchant advertises be cause ho Is progressive and wants your business. Questien: Why don't some mer chants advertlso Answer: There Is no reason they couldn't give anyone a satisfactory reason. Most of tho non-advertisers will say that they got rich without advertising and can't see that It Is aeceesary to begin now. Questien: Which denotes the most progress the advertiser or tho non advertiser? Answer: You be the Judge we -will leave It to tho public to answer. Questien: Do you appreciate hav ing a good local newspaper? Answer: Most peoplo say yes. Questien: What supports and builds a good newspaper? Answer: Continuous advertising. Questien: Is it necessary for an advertiser to tako big space? Answer: No. A small space changed often Is better than big pace used Just onco in a while. Questien: Has advertising been a benefit to tho advertiser? Answer: Correct, truthful adver tising brings returns proven in ev ery 95 illustrations out of a hundred. Questien: Would you advise a aorchant to, keep open ono day in a week and closo all tho rest? Answer This neods no answer. Questien: Will advertising dono enco a week bring more results than where advertising is changed daily? Answer: It stands to reason that when advertising Is changed dally that beBt results will show and they o. Questien: What newspaper will bring gretest returns? Answer: Tho one with a paid cir culation and ono that goes all over the valley every day. Questien: Whon do most peoplo lavo tlmo to read a paper? Answer: In tho evening. You will find two big ovonlng dailies to ono Horning daily all over tho .United Wates. n BARRETTS SELL AT $3.25 IN NEW YORK Every woman In Medford would bo delighted to receive a puro "WHITE DIAMOND" if you don't believe it, Just ask them. Not ono will tell you that she doesn't caro for a white diamond. There jxto two kinds of whlto dia monds ono is a Jewel and tho other a flour. Of course tho Jewel would be preferable, but one couldn't exist long without flour of some kind. All will admit that tho dlmond Is tho most precious of all Jewels and n trial of Whlto Diamond Flour will prove that it Is second to nono on tho market. When you again want flour, call un Olmstead & Hibbard for a sack of White Diamond. Rae & Hatfield of New York, un der date of July 9 say: The sales of California deciduous fruits this week wero ns follews: Tuesday. 21 cars; Wednesday, 12 cars; Thursday, 10 cars; Friday, 15 cars. Tho opening market Tuesday was weak, there being quito a decline in cherries, duo partly to condition. Thcro was also a decline of about 15 cents on Tragedy prunes, this vn riety being very heavy in the offer ing. Wednesday, under lighter receipts, there was an upward movement on all varieties, principally cherries, which advanced on an average 30 cents per box. Tho upward move ment continued on Thursday and Friday, and with the general good condition of tho offerings the mar ket was strong, active and higher, cherries again leading the advance. Bartlett pears are now increasing in receipt, but continue to sell well. Weather warm today. Prices on yesterday's sale ranged as follews: Royan Anno, 75o-$2.G2; Black Re publicans, 70c-$1.87; Royal Cots, 45c-$1.15; Tragedy prunes, $1.05- 1.65; Burbank plums, G5c-$1.80; Si- moni prunes, 7Uc-$1.4U; Wickson, $1-2.85; Purple Duanc, $1-1.50; California Reds, $1-1.05; Bartlett pears, $3.25-4.12; half boxes, $1.75 2.25; Wildcrs, $1.30-1.85; St. John peaches, 90c-$1.15. STRIKE IN HARVEST FIELD IS BROKEN SPOKANE, Wash., July 10. Members of the Industrial Workers of tho World, who threatened to tie up harvesting in tho Wulla Walla valley, were given short shrift and the work is continuing with renewed energy. At the first outbreak the ringleaders were arrested by the po lice of Wallu Wulla and sentenced to sene 25 days on the rockpilc. Others who scattered through the country were told there was no chance for work. This broko the backbone of the strike, also put an end to the efforts of several agi tators to organize a union. The farmers in Eastern Washington say they would not raise a finger to prevent men from joining recognized labor organizations, but they will uot bo dictated to by a lot of trouble makers. Thore uro plenty of men to harvest tho crops, tho growers say, and they do not look for any trouble. Store news is your mows! PARTY WISHES TO TRADE A DESIRABLE LOT WORTH $700 FOR A BUN- GALOW CLOSE TO WEST MAIN STREET: WILL PAY $500 CASH BESIDES LOT. SEE E. F. A. BITTNER, 207 PHIPPS & TAYLOR BLDG., AT ONCE, OR PHONE MAIN 4141. -. ' ----- Your storo is "mndo" by your nd yertiHing and your advertising is wade by yourself I Ever See a Spirella Stay? You should come in and Bee this wonderful stay. It is made just liko a spring bonds sidoways or any way you are a mind to bend it, and in rustproof and unbroukubK providing comfort and durability found onlv in tho famous fjffltflt$fffil&'$$iii$ 1525BS TErywi,J!"- :"iar.y-'A?t?' miw?v( Spirella Corsets You should own corset troubles. a pair now and forget your In addition, wo shew: TAXIS TOILET ARTICLES. WILSON HOOKS AND EYES. GUARANTEED HOSIERY. EXTRA FINE EXTRACTS, You are invited to call at The Spirella Shop 132 EAST MAIN ST. EMINENT SCIENTIST!! ISIS Nellnr, tho eminent Amorlcan sci entist, will begin a four days engage ment at tho Isis on Sunday, July 17. Professor Nollar's scientific doruon sarations aro boyond comparison. Press reports overywhoro of Nellnr speak in tho highest terms and his work as marvelous. Tho remarknblo "blood tost" of which Nollnr Is tho originator, puzzles nlllco tho minds ot scientists, of physicians and philos ophers. In this Ncllar drnwB ovory drop ot blood from tho arm and hand of a person and causes It to flow back. Professor Kollnr demonstrates concentration and magnotlsm from n scientific standpoint, with enough good, wholesomo comedy to make you laugh until your sides ache. Professor Nellnr Is also a magician of marked ability ami never fails to amuse the audience with bis clovor deceptions of tho yogi nrt. Nellar is ably assisted by bis ' at tractive wlfo, Madamo Nellar, tho mind marvel, wlf3lias created a sen sation wherever she has given her convincing readings. Tho Nellars lay absolutely no claim for their wonderful work, leaving It to their audiences to call It what they will. JACKSONVILLE HAS A NEAR FIRE It was simply becnuso tho flumes were discovered in time Friday eve ning that n part of Jacksonville was uot wiped out by fire. The fire started in tho rear of n Chiucso laundry on California street, which is situated in tho center of u row of wooden buildingH. Had the fire acquired headway the whole row would have gone up in smoke, togeth er porhaps with buildings that were really worth while. However, the firo was extinguished without any trouble, beyond tho pcaco of mind of the Chink proprietor of the joint. 1 ' 'I Camping : We aro supplying a host of campers with sup plies. Every day somo- ono calls to bo fitted out and seem to roly a great deal on our judg ment in tho mattor of what is best to tako on a camping trip. Wo have made sort of a study of it, too, and aro proud to think that wo can fit you up with everything in tho line of EDIBLES, and when you aro ready to start YOU TOO ARE Sure of Quality The canned, bottled and bulk goods you buy here aro first-class in every respect. QUAL ITY is the word, and quality means Satisfaction Try a sack of Pure White Flour and a pack ago of Golden Gate Coffee and know satis faction. Allen S Reagan Cor Main and S. Central : If a littlo advertising ipayu, ade quate advertising will pav big! 4. - DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL pari nn RPMnvrn rn rrn - E. MAIN STREET, OVER STRANG'S DRUG STORE. 4 - - 4 II. B. Patterson, tho Qua- "" kor Nursory mnn, has moved "" his offico to 110 Eaot Main T" ntrnnf. SPEND THE SUMMER AT Newport, Yaquina Bay The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest Wliero tho pretty Water Agates, Moan Agates, Moonstones Cornelians und Rock Oysters can bo found. Outdoors Sport of all Rinds Including Hunting, Flshln , digging Itock Oysters, Boating, Surf Dathlng, Riding, Autolug, Canoeing and Dancing. Puro mountain wator nnC tho best of food at low prices. Fresh Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish and Vegetables of all kinds dal ly. IDEAL CAMPING OROUNDS, with strict sanitary rog- Three Day Saturday to ulatlono, at nominal cost. Low Round-Trip Season Tickets from all points In Orogon, Washington and Idaho on sale dally. Monday Rate from 8. P, poIntB, Port:und to Cottage Grove Incluslvo, Includ ing branch lines; also from all O. & IS. Htatlons Albany and west. Good going on Saturduy or Sunday, and for return Sun day or Monday, I 'II' A Sunday Excursion Rate of $ 1 .50 from Albauy, Corvallls and Philomath, with corresponding low rates from points west, In effect all summer, Gall on nny 8, P. or 0, & 13. Agont for (nil particulars as to rates, train schedules, otc.; also for copy of our beautiful Illustrated booklot, "Outings In Oregon," or wrlto io WM. McMUIUtAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. -- ------ t-------- Singer Sewing Machine Aro tho standard unions now uik nmcliitum. For yearn they hnvo held tho load un to union, and their popularity novur urown loss, They aro mndo ho perfect in every part, sell at runsouahlu prices inul on oiihv imymout plan and everybody known that a SINGKlt moaiiH aliHolutu Hutixfnotiou. Call and talk It over with us. Flno Groceries. Bulk Tens and Coffco. Bath Fixtures, China, Etc. (lot tliu tliuniiiK cotton for the Darning AttucliiucutH hen. Allin & Allin Phono 2691. 132 WEST MAIN ST. . - - Our Policy Ih to Immllu u well nusortod line of the most huIoiiIjIu brands of tititplo and fanny (,'rouorioH to treat every uhh toiuur courleoiiHly at all (linen unit to nlwnyH offer for sulu the hunt tliut money van buy at n fnlr and ruiiHouulilu priuo. Our constantly InoroiiHliiK Iiuh Iiiohh proven that vu nro pleiiM iiiK our imlroiiH and through (hum and modern Iiuh'uiohh inelhodrt wo nro huildiiiK Hilt Ixfui'tory ItuHini'H.i. TRY OUR 25c SPECIAL COFFEE. Olmstead & Hibbard West Sido Grocers. A Miniature Sportsman's Paradise tTust como over and hnvo a peep at our window. It's a miniature sportsman's paradise. You see tho lent and all tho necessary paraphornuliu for hunting big game, and can almost see the game. Guns, Ammunition, Etc. We are in a position to supply JjMSJLINa TACKLE AND ALL the necessaries requisite to a successful camping and hunting expedition. Nicholson Hardware Co. COR. MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. THt BIGGEST RETAIL BUSINESS IN THIS CITY COULD BE CREATED BY ADVERTISING EXCLU SIVELY IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE. No business of any moment could bo built up in this city WITHOU'" ""i PATRONAGE OF THE READERS OF THE MAIL TRIBUNE. ANY BUSINESS which persistontly seeks and secures the patronage of THE READERS OF THE MAIL TRIBUNE can bo mado BIG ENOUGH TO SATISFY ANY BUSINESS .AM BITION any mercantile aspiration. If there is any wisdom in CONCENTRATION, then there is wisdom in a one-newspaper campaign of publicity. Such a campaign is AIMED AT SOMETHING DEFINITE it has direction, ob jective. Thcro aro no wastod expenditures no ex periments, no advertising to prove your 4 'friendli ness ' to some cause, or faction, or interest. Tho patronage of tho Mail Tribune renders can "make" any store-any enterprise in this city. THE LACK OF IT CAN QUICKLY UNMAKE ANY STORE OR ENTERPRISE IN THTS CITY. And, more and more, tho Mail Tribune's roadors are coining into tho self-interest habit and practice of buying tilings that aro advertised in tho Mail Tribune. For thoy aro realizing more of thorn ovory day that tho firms that advortiso in thoir newspaper aro rendering them a REAL SERVICE. And thoy APPRECIATE it.