Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1910, FIRST SECTION, Page 5, Image 5

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    MEDffORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY. AUGUST 7, 1910.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
John II, Curlcln, nttoruoy-nt-lnw,
ovor Jauloinu Coiml.vl Dunk. "
H, (I. Owuiih, u Hood lllver
rancher, 1m picking up a fow pointut'H
itt IIid lloguo Hlvor vnlloy.
Mix. iMeCruy iH viHttiiiK frioiidH III
Him I'Viinoimu),
A change in iiiuiiu onoh ilny ft ml
valuable iiiMtniotioiiH on cooking
given froo by I'rofuHHor Hooker on
tho MujoHtlu rnngo at llio Medford
Hardware Htoro.
W. V. Halo of Onmtri I'iihh Hpcul
Friday night In Medford.
Mr. and Mi-h. 10, A. Juglo and
daughter of Kan I'ViinciHCo am
UUchIh at tliu Ninth,
IjadioH, do not fail to attond tliu
cooking duinoiiHtratloiiH of tliu Ma
jontio range by I'rofoaor Hooker of
Hurliiit (lormnny, at tho Medford
Ilardwaro atom onoh day tills wool;.
Cooking dutnoiiHtrntion uauli day
of tho Majimtio range hy l'rofomtor
Jonoph Bookor of llorlln, Qormnuy,
at tliu Medford hardwaro nloro. "
Mr. and MrH. 1 I'olour.o of I'uglc
I'olnl wcro Mudfonl virtitorH Stitur
day. MHoh Cautrall of Union wnH in
Mudford Saturday on a ImihIiichh trip,
M. I j. I'ollott wait in Mudfoid from
Talent on buHinoMH Saturday morn
ing. LadiuH, do you know how to hrown
your cakuM porfoctlyT I'rofoHHor
JoHoph Hookor of Horlin will hIiow
you. Cooking domonnirntloiiH on trio
MnjoKtiu rnngo ovory day thin wook
at tho Mcdford Ilardwnro Co.
Minn I'onrl Potter, who Iiiih boon
visiting her NtNtur, Mrs. Clinrk-n
Niukoll, at tho ranch in l-torling, for
tho paut Hovoral montliH, loft Satur
day morning on hor rotuni homo lo
Napa, Cal.
Maritm Tryor, tho Talent hardwaro
merchant, uat. in Mudford on hind
ncHrt Saturday.
Ilalo'n piano Iiouho roporU a very
largo Halo of pianos for tho pant
woolc. Ilalo'n gives values no other
house can or will duplicate.
Mr. and Mrn. A. flahriol and
daughter, of Kogtio rivitr, spent Fri-
duy in Medford.
(loorgo Childroth wan tlimwn from
liia wheel Friday afternoon whilo
riding on W'ohI Tenth street and huh
taiuod a fraoturo of liin forearm. Ho
wiih currying a package homo, guid
ing tho wheel with ouu hand, whoa a
small oliHtruotion caused, the bioy-
ulo to swerve, throwing him headlong
to tho puvomoul.
Ilouton Unworn and family of Ash
land, passed through Medford Satur
day morlSg, hound for Crntor Lnko
via uutomohilo.
Thin (Suinlay) morning .1. K.
Ilnrkdtill. .Jamou Wright, Thomas
Jackson,, W. V. l-Wort and It. It.
Uow left on a trip hy nutomohilu t
Weed, Cal. Thoy will lotum Mon
day. Tho Medford Cleaning and Dye
Works, PJO North Front Htreut, for
fanny cleaning and pressing. Ladies'
units a specialty, (loods called for
and delivered. Plume Main 1701. Ill)
I havo several Ihousaiid dollar of
woll-soourod pnpor at 8 per eont;
would tako some' Medford property
and canh. Address C. P., euro Mail
Trihuuo.
A. S. Hilton left Friday evening
for Newport to join his family, who
aro rejourning at that place.
flcorgo Iiyuch of Elk crook, ono
of tho pionoorH of that Kootion, wan
in A fed ford on businoss Saturday.
Ooorgo brought with , him a sample
of tho products of tho Klk orook
couutry in tho shape of a hundlo of
oiUh over hovoii foot in height) which
ho HiiyH in hut little ovor tho average
of hia -Ifl-aoro field.
Miss Cathoriuo I.oformnn of Jr)
ItooHovolt avenue, Medford, Or., won
second prize in tho mauufaeture'rri'
eoutoHt hold hy Filers piano house.
F. W. Dodge of Gold Hill wiih tho
luuky wiiiuor of tho Bungalow piano
in tho roeont manufaoturorH' contest
held hy Kilors piano Iiouho. Mr.
Dodiro is away on a vacation and
will not douht ho greatly HtirpriHdd
to luarn (hat ho won out ovor tho
entire iitato.
MIhh Akmch Pltehforil, who Iiiih
heuii a resident of Medford for llio
piiHl Hoveral uiontliH, left for her
linine in Koiioburg Satlirday evening.
W. K. Newell of (IiihIoii, Or., In In
Medford on a htiHinoHH v i h i t .
A, ,1. Klum was in town from the
Modoo orehardH, where ho Ih ciii
ployud Saturday,
Miha 0, II. HaHkliiN returned Sat
urday moruiiiK from Newport. She
will return there tho l'lrnt of next
week. Mra. HaHkiiiH aayH that tho
Medford contingent at tho KeiiHldo
1h onjoyiiiK UhuII' ItiiKoly and in not
overlooking anything in the way of
nmiiHumout.
Mr. and Mrn. .1. Niinaii of Jack
muivillo Hjmnt Saturday and Siiuduy
at ColoHtiu with their daiiKhleri,
Mi-h. JoHephiiH) Carroll and MinH
Fannie.
MrH. Mamie Dox of Jacksonville
left Saturday for Klamath Hot
SpriiigH to Hpeud a vacation of a
eouplo of weekrt,
Minn Fiiima AniiHtrong of Jack
sonville wiih a Medford visitor Sat
urday, doine; H.ome shopping,
Miss Laura IteamcH returned Sat
urday morning from a visit to rela
tives and friends in (ho norllu
II. I. Pollon of Sams Valloy wiih
a Medford visitor Saturday.
F. V Iteid of (IrantH Push wiih in
Mudford Saturday on a hiiHiucHH trip.
V. K. HiiiIko loft this week on a
hiiHiuesH visit to Grand Forks, N. I).,
and other familiar haunts in that
section.
Tho county clerk has granted li
cense to wed to Martin Karl Iteal and
Vera Anna I licks, hold of Ashland.
County Clerk V. It. Coleman is
very ill with a severe attack of chol
era morbus, hut wiih hotter at last
accounts.
The Hie; Pines Lumber Co. wants
several good carpontorH at once.
Tho Hi Pines Lumber Co. wantH
two first-nlnss beach men at once.
120
J. F. Hale, the hiiHtliiur piano man,
Ih exhibiting tho pinna for a fiao now
two-story residence to bo erected on
the corner of Tenth and Oakdnlo.
Hex II. Lampham, editor of tho
(laid Hill News, was in Medford Sat
urday on a biihiucsH trip.
W, V. JohiiHou is in from tho Pa
cific & Eastern extension.
Hoiij. F. Heidcl, engineer in chargo
of tho Hiirvey for the proposed Cra
ter Lake automobile road, was in
Medford Rnturdny on n business trip.
S. W. MeClendon of Gold Hill was
in Medford Saturday) having come
in from a trip to tho hills on husi-
IIOHS.
Wanted Several good carpenter
nt once. Hig Pines Lumhor Co. 120
Wanted- Twwo Hint-class licnchiiieu
at once. Hie Pines Lumhor Co. V20
The cohIiuiiuh worn by Illo. Ito
many, who is to ho hccii al the Isis
llieiitor on Sunday night and this
week in her strikingly beautiful Htory
of "The Lost Jewel," aro expensive
and extremely bountiful. Two French
costumes aro said to havo cost up
ward of $!)()() and will cause mii"h
favorable comment by tho feminine
hox dining Mllo. Itomany'H engage
ment hero. A pink silk mull dross J.
decorated by handpainlcd blue vio
lets, which, together with a white lin
gerie dresH of exquisite pattern, were
built especially for her from hor own
designs. HO
Daniels for Duds is back from an
extended trip to Detroit, whore ho
enjoyed the special browsing indulg
ed in by the antlured hord of H.. P.
0. K. From Detroit ho visited Huf
falo, Niagara, Now York, Chicago
and returned homo by way of Loh
Angeles, Cal. lie reports a most en
joyable trip.
It in doubtful if ever in tho history
of tho vaudeville slago that there Iiiih
been a dramatic Hkotch more mag
nificently staged than tho ono to bo
presented by the Itoso Itomany com
pany in her original production of
"The T,ost Jewel" at tho Isis theater
on Sunday night and for 8cvor.il
nightH this week. Tlio scenic olJcctH
urn sensational from an nrtistic
standpoint. Tho drop, portraying a
woodland scone, ih startling lor its
beaiitv of DcrHDCctivc. Tho gypsy
camp scono is typical in character
with' tjio old wandering tribes ot tlie
oldon times. HO"
Mro. W. H. Harris of 132 North
Ivy street loft for Illinois last night
to visit her mother and father. She
expects to bo gone about six wcekH,
and will visit in Hock Jsland, III., and
on her. way homo will slop to visit
a brother at Plnhpshurg, Kan.
Kvcry lady in Medford is invited to
call and inspect our sanitary cold
storage plant and meat market. No
flies allowed. Kvcrything handled in
most cleanly manner. Warner, Wort
man & Qorc. 123
Tom SnaiiL'ler. Davo Pense, C. L.
nml Charles ltcames hnvo returned
from n trio to tho Umpciuas. Mr.
Spanglor brought back the scalps of
two panther. Clarence says ho got
tired.
H. F. Heidel of Trail wns trans
acting business in Medford Satur
Mr. and Mrs. Hiehnrd Caldor spent
tho week end with friends in Med
ford. F.lmcr A. Hicks has returned from
a visit of sevcrol days in Grnnts
I'llKS.
A. E. Hcamcs, who hos been in
Grants Pass tho past week on busi
ness, is homo for a few days.
Mrs, Eleanor Kuhli of Jackson
ville was in Medford Saturday after
nonn on business.
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Clothes for Young Men
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The First Showing for Fall
We're showing some Smart and Snappy
Clothes for Young Men. Clothes that are
fairly bristling with new style kinks.
The fall models are styled in an inimi
able way and are made from many fas
cinating fabrics.
Clothes that are distinctly young
for young fellows that fully ap
preciate clothes cleverness
$17.50, $20.00, $22.50 to $50
WE TAKE THE GREATEST PLEA8UHE IN SHOWING THESE SWELL
CLOTHES TO ANY YOUNG MAX REGARDLESS OP WHETHER HE
WISHES TO BUI" OR NOT.
KNOX HATS
$5.00
IJKACON HATS
$.1.00
LOTH I NO
WE.afox.3. Oox-ac-c Clokii
STETSON HATS
$3.00, $4.00
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AND $5.00
Medford Lumber Comp'y
Will Furnish You Good Stock at Low
Prices& Give You CourteousTreatment
TRY THEM
THIRD AND EVERGREEN STREE TS
MEDFORD, ORE.
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Rings
Bracelets
Ear Rings
Brooches
Cuff Links
Scarf Pins
115 East Main
Medford
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Cold Hill., Or., Aug. 5, 1910.
"" Filers Music House, Portland, ;
n.-
"" Gentlemen: Tho notifioa- J
"" tion from you that I have J
been so fortunate as to win
tho piano in your recent J
piu.7.1o contest comes as a J
" most agreenblo surprise to
me.
"" It is cortainly a swect-tou-
"" ed, beautiful instrumont and
"" 1 assuro you tho good luck of
being its possessor has fallen
to ono who will fully nppreci-
ate it.
" In accepting this prize I ""
" wish to offer to you my sin-
oorest thanks and couple
with them my best wishes for
tho continued success which J
your houso and your fino in-
struments morit.
Thanking you again, I am, 7
" very truly yours,
(Signed.) V. W. DODQE.
J. i 4.
Try Our Home Cooking
Try our home made Meat Pies, Potato Salad Dressing, Pies, Cakes and
Bread. Everything first-class. Light lunches are served also. We try to
please the public. Come and be convinced.
Medford Bakery and Delicatessen
42 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE.
MedforcTs
Latest Men's
and Womens
Hose to
Measure
Guaranteed
To Wear
Medford's Latest
Men's Shirts
To Measure
... .
Do It Now
I'hono Main 1(173 or address 1'. (), llov 1105.
UHlNWHIili'H QUALITY' 8IIOl
for an export to call, Bhow j;oods and tako moaBitroa un
til our Bhow room la cpmpletod. Do not wait until you
need goods, Ordor now.
Medford's Latest
Women's Waists &
Undeawear to Measure
Medford's
Latest
Men's
Underwear
To Measure
MR. MAN,
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It's accurate, handles three lengths of cartridges without any adjustment of
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hero is the right gun:
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a 30-30 Carbine.
It holds up well, is light to carry, is handy to' got through tho brush with
and is a killer. liA&t
Tho above can bo had at ' WMfflfi$fMl
HUMPHREY'S GUNOl STORE
112 WEST MAIN
PHONE 4351