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vasie1yaiwi!www,f"- - I fl" AOSDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON, ffRIDAY, SEPTEMER 2, 1910. Special Inducements for Early Fall Shoppers i j,j 'V John II, Cnrkin, attonioy-nt-uv, ovor Jitnktion Countvl Hntilc. Go to Boutliorn Dairy Co, for milk n n (I oronm, Ilnnriqunrtorn of tlio Cnl- lioiin Onlry Co, Phono 881. Hunch lihono 7183. tf A ii im M, Mnloy will itpinl on "Hipiiil HtiffrnKo" uiul "Ho:l(llBm, Kntiirdiiy ovonltif?, 7:30, Boutliorn Pa cific (Input, nml Biimlny nftornoon, ''130! oiIko City Park. Quoutlonn nn invoroil. 11 2 You cnn got n Reed rIrhh of buttor inlllc nt the Boutliorn Dnlry Co. for Cj COIltB, tf O. W. Ilnrnum ft Co., contrnctorn nml hullilorn. Country work a npoc Inlty, Ortlora nollcltod. Inqtilro nt Tho ToKKury, " ' Hear Annn A, Mnlcy on equal niif fraud nrid noolnllHiu Rutunliiy ovo iiliiK, Southern Pacific dopot, 8oj tomher 3, All quuiitlonn Kindly an worort. H2 Aro you koIiir to Klmnatli Ka!I on tlio IC. P. upoclnl BunJny, Bontom br 4? T tf Cnll on tlio MIhhIoii Funiitiiro WorkH for nuythliiK in tlio woodwork linn. It" Honr Annn A. Mnloy on oqunl uf- frnK nnd Hoclnllam Saturday ovo- n I n K, Boutliorn Pnollfo dopot, Sop- tnmuor 3. All Questions Kindly nn- Hworod, 142 12vory K. of P. nhonld mnko nn ef fort to tako tho trip to Klmnatli Fnlln on Boptonihor 4. Spoclal car linvon Medford nt 10:30t nmklnR trip In Jiamo dny. Hxuralon "rate tf Barrel llmo nt Medford Lumbor Co. ! Fresh llmo at Medford Lumbor Co. If your ndvortlnlns Is no unimpor tant that It ninkoii pooplo oupposo your storo to ho unimportant work hard to corroct tho Impression. , Itouhun Johnson, ono of tho pro minent stock Rroworn of Klk Crook, miction was In town Friday. Ho says tint flro on tho uppor Mcklog crook has nonrly burned Itsolf out. It ox f wills from a short dlHtanco abovo "tho AppIoRato mlno to within a short dUtnnco of tho summit, and has des troyed a largo amount of valuable IIiiiImt. Mrs. I). II. Drowory loft Thursdny (voitlng for Portland to visit lior mo thof Mrs. Holmes', who Is quite 111, County Judgo Nlol visited family nnd frlumln In Atihlnnd Friday. S. A. Pattlson of Contrnl Point was nmoiiR those who attended tho Elk banquet and Invitation Thurs day nlRht. i J. J. Knight who recently enmo j hero from Bhnnlto, Oregon, Iibh pur chased an Interest with M. Ileacon , In tho 11 & C Cash storo. , There are many new things here for tlio early Fall shopper now. Many new things. Some exclusive things. The new Fall goods arc coming in daily, and soon the Summer creations will have passed into history. At present the new arrivals are first advanced styles. The varioty is largo and will guarantee the early Fall shoppers practical exclusivcness in their purchases. The clearing of last season's merchandise will still continue Suits Etc. Fall Season 1910 ' Printzcss, Fall Suits and Onc-Piccc Dresses. We have all the early ad vance models in all the new dress fabrics serges, Panamas, voiles, broad cloths, etc. New Slfirts FOR FALL. "Women's Good Quality All Wool Skirts, the new hobble effect. Entire skirl above band gored andJcnifo pleated, full pleated fldunce trimmed with scalloped band of self material, tucked and button trimmed. Lowest prices ever offered $2.50 TO $15.00 ONLY. Umbrellas $1.25 This extraordinary value comes at a time of greatest need. The Umbrellas are cov ered with a superior quality of silk and linen taffeta, having a taped edge; made on a 26 inch paragon steel frame. The handles, a great variety, are attrac tive mission style ebony, plain and with sil ver trimmings, also with gold and silver caps, set with colored, stones. Each Umbrel la has a case and military silk tassels, and is most unusual at $1.25. Fine Towles FINE TOWELS AT SHARP REDUO TIONS. Two lines meeting all needs ?o" oilet and bath; 75 dozen Hemstitched Huck aback Towels, 20 by 38 inches, with ex quisite borders; 20c value 12c; 50 doz en full Bleached Bath Towels, 22 by 42 inches; 35c values; $25c. Nearly Every Woman Shops at this Store It's not alone the low prices that nvike this store the most attractive thing in town; Ys the Kind of goods the prices arc made on. Read ihcse specials J nd drop in and see the merchandise. Your judgment will do the rest. Every article guaranteed that goes over ourcountcrs. You must be satisfied. McCALL PATTERNS 1fffi 22 SOUTH CENTRAL. W. T. York returned Thursady availing from Newport with his fam ily, who hnvi? Ic'n spend'nK suvoutkJ weeks nt fho 'oQP It. II. How and Charles Prim of Jacksonville weor amoiiK thoso who celebrated with tho Klku Thursday ulKht. I2$L.Kronch of Vnnocuvor.'Wash., Is In Medford on a business trip. I. O. Coul nnd family of Ithotan, Tex., aro hero looklnK ovor tho val loy with a vlow to futuro location. I W. Gourtlrof Olon, Cal., Is reg istered at tho Mooro. J. C. Pharos of Tncoma was In Medford Friday on n business trip. Ulshnp Scaddlnir of Portland Is hero on a pastoral visit. II. I. Polton of Sams Vnlloy was in Medford Friday on business. J. F. Ilrown of KnKlQ Point spent Thursday night In Medford. M. llollliiKor, tho nged plonoor, Is still living, nnd hns a chanco to re cover from his prcaont Illness. G. S. Ilutlor of Ashland was In Medford on business Friday. Mrs. Jonoa, formorly of Jackson ville, tjpont a fow hours In Medford Friday. II. U. Kubll Is reported to bo Im proclng at last ncocunta. Colonel F. L. Ton Velio leaves this nflernoon for San Francisco, bolug Hiimmoned on account of tho sorlous lllnesH of his sister. jimmon Stmlklt, cemforh able, good looking than fat tertt' day jcrvct 6-lnch htlihl lOlalStf, S3.BO I ( BJ, 3.1 tmWNE Xv B m.""' if w A ws)' ff wr wrvyc' : tf rLn t i -JC;-jv. ifffl ".f-. &J y.juy I .-PVK- I 'rfVl Y 'Hv t HTniUij A"IW You will seo this ndvortlsoment In SATURDAY EVENING POST. Wo reproduce It hero to tell you that wo aro uxclualvo agents In Medford for tho gonulno Mont KnHo" and "American Doy," tho best men's nnd boyB ovorj' day Hhoes mado. Anil wo run provo It by men and boyu you know who aro wear ing thorn. MKN'S SIIOE8 $!l.BO TO 97.00. The Wardrobe ...SSSl-., Till! IIOVBK l' OOOII SIIOI-S llo)i"anJMinl"Ean"forin4n, IfuMlaH- nol nft Imwi a Jriltt. im mill JAtiMt prtpaij Jlmlla you ol ttgulat ntatlpiiut. Namm alwayt on tolt andjtlloit labtl. IMENZIES SHOE COMPANY, Detroit, MicV A boys' cirrvtlnv ilutn tlmt will wear like oii Imvc alwayi wanted a si ii)f to wear. l)c4i!iicl for ami fort but I milt for m.t- vice, uniirrii nro Alcus Suci-tnl PriKTM of 'litiiiiu.'c. n Mift ns the leather in jotirulovn hut an tuuuh and strong ni rawhide. CATALOG C Too Late to Classify FOK HKNT Furnished rooms, cloho in. :22 South Central. 142 WANTED Man and wifo on ranch. It. F. Hciisoii, Mooro hotel. l-l'l FO SALE 35 Vj uercs, 1! milert west of Medford on main road; fair Iniildinpi, 'JO acres in 4-ycur-old NewlowiiH and Spitzenl)er;s, bnl niiee planted to pearn with peach fillurn; bis yoiuiK team, Jersey cow. chickens, all machinery and tools jo with place; $550 nn aero; cjood tonus. Thoro is n profit of $200 mi acre in this buy inside a year. W. T. York & Co. tf SLIGHT ADVANCES Mi STOCKS FOK KENT 5-room house, on Court st., city water, $10 per month. Ai dre. ilox 12. city. 1-18 FOK SALE Lot, West Main bt , hewer and water, pavement paid in full, lanre lot; a bargain. Address Hox 12. city. US 1'OK SALE 5 acres, 'est Modfoui, excellent view; will pint 28 lots; lots adjoining Helling for $250 md $:i()0; nriee $3000. ox 12. city. 1 IS WANTED 15 hop-pickers nt ones. Apply nt E. F. A. Kittncr's, room I17. Phimw hhk'. M2 NEW YORK, Sept. 2. Tho goner al tone of tho stock market today wasx heavy, despite slight advances In tho motat stocks. Daltlmoro & Ohio and Uilon Pacific declined fractions; Canadian Pacific lost 1, Illinois Central IV-, L. & N. 2, Sloss Sheffield Steel 2 & and Federal Min ing preforred 4. Interborough Met ropolitan preferred. Consolidated Gas and American Hide and Leather rose 1. The market closed steady. Uonds were firmer. (Furnished by Moss & Co. by private wire.) NEW YORK, Sejt. 2. Today'B rango of prices High. Ama!. Copper C3 Am. Car Fdy 47 Am. Coco. .. 34 76 Am. Smelters 67 Vi Am. Sugar Atchison ... 97 & Dal. & Ohio 1024 101 1D2& Drook. R. T. 74 74 74 Can. Pac. .. 189 188 189 C. & 0 73 72 72 C. Nor. West 132 Cen. Leather 24 33 .33 Con. Gas .. 129 128 129 D. & R. G... 29 29 29 Erie 25 24 25 Gt. Nor. pfd. 123 123 123 Interboro .. 18 18 18 do pfd ... 49 48 49 L. & N 142 141 142 M. K. &T... 31 31 31 MO tr AC u N. Y. Central 110 109 110 Nor. Pac. .. 114 113 114 Ponna 127' 127 127 Pco. Gas 106 Reading ... 139 139 139 Rock Island.. 29 29; 29 St. Paul ... 119 11S 118 So. Pac 112 111 111 So. Ry 22; 22 22 Un. Pac 165 164 164 U.S. Steel.. 68 67 68 do pfd ... 116 116 116 Utah Copper 46 45 46 Wabash pfd. 35 36 35 Call money, 1. Total sales, 196,400 shares. Chicago Markets. Wheat High. Low. Close. May 109 109 109 Dec 104 103 103 Corn May 60 60 60 Dec 58 57 57 Oats May 39 39 39 Dec 36 36 36 Pork Jan 18.62 18.50 18.60 Low. Close. 62 63 36 47 34 34 66 67 117 96 97 LAY OUT ALL YOUR BILLS nnd figure out how much von could nmke if you di-eounted them. More than tho usual rate of interest by a good deal. If you were a depositor of this hank ou would he in a po sition to nppl foV a loan of the cash to discount uuir WIN. Think it over. FRUITGROWERS' MOSS A. COMPANY. Rrnkfrc HEW YORK, STOCKS f GRAIN AND PROVISIONS PRIVATE LEASED WIRE ROOM 15 P. O. BLOCK PHONE 1831. -i.-----.-..-- Hotel Arrivals. At the ..loorc A. M. Black, G, R. Morris, Soattlo; S. C. Shlller, New York; F. W. Guerth, Glen; M. Bren derminc, Portland; R. -H. Bradshaw, Brownsboro; M. C. Chrlstlanson, O. L. Krauss, MUwaukeo; C. E. Cline, Portland; Thomas Parrott, San Fran cisco; A. C. Hannan, Portland; J. C. Pharos, Tacoma; H. W. Rctoc and wifo, New York; Bishop Scaddlng, Portland. At the Nash Thomas Blum, Bolso A. T. Bagley, Kansas City; P. Bal enstlner, San Francisco; R. B. Dow, Charles Prim, Jacksonville; J. B la lock, San Francisco; E. B. Newbury, New York; M. Nelstadt, Chicago; R. E. Daggett, San Francisco; T. Cave, Los Angeles; A. C. Brlggs, Jr., Putts burg; E. L. French, Vancouver; S. A. Pattlson, Central Point; I. O. Coul and wife, Rhotan; E. P. Chandler, Woodvlllo; C. P. Champlln, Grand Haven; II. H. Lampson, Ashland. 1 FARMERS & BANK. Final Cleanup in Ladies' Oxfords Saturday Last pay $3.00 and $3.50 Values Now $2.00 h-om $1' to .fl.no saved on every pair of Oxford hold. Plenty of timo to woar them mid you can find all fiizos and flfyloB in Quiimutul, Pntont, Tiuib, Kid, etc. Come and hou thoso vnluo-i. Oxfordri you iiiuy oIiooho Saturday. Hid boo thoso vnluos, 1 monoy savod on miy pair of Los Molinos Irrigated Lands Tehama County, California SECURE A SELF-SUPPORTING HOME THAT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF IK THREE YEARS IN A CHARMING CALIFORNIA VALLEY '"With our dcop, rich soil abundant water supply and our TEN MONTIIS growing season, you can put two summers into one, thus DOUBLING YOUR INCOME. CHEAP TRANSPORTATION Wo have a rate of 35c por 100 lbs. from LOS MOLTNOS TO PORTLAND on mixed carloajl lots ol Vegetables and Fruits BECAUSE we CAN SniP BY WATER. Wo cut alfalfa six times each year and produce from 10 to 12 tons per acre. Tt is impossible to find a region where the re turns are more generous. THESE LANDS, INCLUDING A DEEDED PERPETUAL WATER RIGHT, ELL AT $150.00 PER ACRE, one-fifth down and balance in four equal annual payments. CALL AT THE OFFICE and let mo oxplain tho project in detail, or write for FREE BOOK LET. FRANK J. ANDREWS RESIDENT AGENT LOS MOLINOS LAND CO. No, 6 So; Fir St. Medford, Oregon. We Want It Your Hosiery Business and we are willing to give you someth ing for it, namely, the best wearing line of boys and girls' School Hose to be had in Medford, and at a lower price than the same quality can be had for e lsewhere. Ask Your Neighbor How These Hose Wear, She has Tried Them Boys SCHOOL HOSE Seamless fast black nose in sizes 6 to 10; 1x2 heavy weight; 1x1 medium weight; and three styles to select from, 25c pair 15c Pair 2 PAIRS FOR 25c. This is a medium weight Hose, suitable for eith er boys or girls; comes in colors black and as sorted brown ; sizes 6 to 9, and they are made to wear. Misses SCHOOL HOSE This is an extra fine quality lisle finish Hose, suitable for any occasion. Come in col ors black, tan or white; sizes 5 to 10, 25c the pair SPECIAL Ladies' gauze silk lisle Hose; fast black, double heel and toe; extra light weight; 50c would not be too much for these nose; here tomorrow any size, $25c pair. ' Hand Painted Plates, See the Windows To morrow. . .25c HAIR ROLLS HAIR TURBANS HAIR BARRETTES HAIR NETS, ETC. Wo have them. Ribbons Our all silk Wash Rib bons aro just the thing for school. HUSSEY'S fbdnieaded Si