Medford mail tribune., September 25, 1910, FIRST SECTION, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL OailBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1910.
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Tito 0. I Hulhurt Co. Iiiih Just flu-
IhIumI ropiilntolng mill roflnliihlug tliu
,xtorlor mid ItnorlorMif tlio Bloro
.rooinii formerly occupied by Holm-
'lllltHllllHOll C(),, lllltt Will OpOlt H0011
with a lira ml now ntoolc of dry goods,
notloiiM, ronily to wear, etc.
Wanted An oxporloncod attorn
Hon woman at tho Kmporlum Mon
ti ay morning. 101
Tito 0. r. Ilurlhurt company Is
busy unpacking tlmlr now full goodw
Iiroimnrtory to opening up tlio lnttor
pnrt of uuxl woolc. Hvorythlng will
io now and of tlio bout quality
throughout.
Wanted An oxporloncod nltorn
t fon womnn nt tlio Kmporlum Mon
day morning. 104
A now clonk nml milt homo for
Medford. M, M. Alironn Co,, from
Honttlo, will opon Just nH noon its
room In tlio now tit. MnrltH building
U ready. Will nlBo curry a vory er
tmiHlvu lino of millinery, tl will pay
yon to wnlt.
WantedAn experienced nltora
tlon womnn nt Uio Emporium Mon
day mornlni;. 104
John IX Olwoll Ih shipping a largo
numbur of fancy poarn to Louln W.
Hill of tlio Great Northern and othor
promlnont pcoplu In tlio oattt, aa ad
vortltioinonta of what tlio Roruo
Illxur cnlluy produces.
For Inurnnco, phono 3401. Jlunt-loy-Kromor
Co. 101
Iloraco Oroar, of Poster & Oroar.
candy manufacturers of Ban Fran
cisco, Ih upending a fow dayn In Mod
ford. For lauranco, phono 3401. Hunt-loy-Kromor
Co. 101
Mr. and Mm. 10. Ilonlnghnkor of
North Central avonuo nro enjoying
a visit from Mr. llonlnghukor'tt
brothor, n rocont arrival, who Is de
lighted with city nnd vnlloy.
John II. Carkln, nttori.oy.at-law,
ovor Jacknon County Dnnk.
MnrKnrlto Cromar visited lior
mother In Auhlnnd ovor Sunday.
Medford Collection Agency, 10
por cont charged. Ovor Hurlburt'a
now Htoro. If
Ira DawBon of North Contrnl avo
nuo accompanied Mr. and Mm. War
nor to Portland, In chargo of tlio lnt
tor'n drnft team.
In writing an ad about thai furn
ished room you bnvo to ront say, in
n convincing way, just what you'd
what' it wan Hko. "nnd nil nbout it."
Dr. T. D. Bancroft, who waa an
eyo witness of tlio assassination of
Abraham Lincoln and tho ovonta pre
ceding and following, nrrlvod In Med
ford Saturday, Ho will octuro Sep
tember 27 nnd 28 at the First M. K.
"church.
Dr. Illrido'l has boutsht, throiiRa
NMcArthur & Mojnndor, a fine homo
on South Tenth stn-or fcr his su'or,
who Is coming from 'ho onst to
inako lior homo nt Medford.
Now business for Medford. F. V.
Hartlott, tho woll known taxldormist
and furrier, will open a shop In Med
ford about Novorabor 10. Lotivo or
ilorn Humphrey's gun storo.
Mr. McDanlol of outhorn Califor
nia baa bought tho W. W. Nunn
ranch northeast of Medford. Mr.
McDanlol hna Bocured n fluo tract of
orcbnrd land at a bargain and In
tenda to make bin future homo In
tho Hoguo lllvor valloy. McArthur
& Aloxandor handled tho doal.
O. W. n&rnum & Co., contractors
nnd builders. Country work a spec
ialty. Orders solicited. Inquire at
Tho Toggory.
Mrs. Hlnko, who hns boon visiting
Mrs. II. K. Hoyden, will return to
lior homo in Onmlm, Nob., this wook.
For ront 2 nowly turnshod rooms
In private hcnio; all modern conveni
ences. 203 Olooon street. Call Main
4474. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hornco Polton re
turned laBt wook from nn ouling nt
Newport.
Do you know that you can buy any
amount, from a half aero up, In Oak
dalo Tnrk addition on oasy tormsT
Oakdnlo Land Invostmont Co., 214
Fruitgrowers' Bank bldg. tf
' Mr. mid Mrs( Hollis nro oxpoctod
liomo Sunday from iv visit in Poit-
Pl'orco & Shophord liavo movod
tliolr real ostnto offlco from tho
Miles building to tho postotflco build
ing. Call and rocolvo a copy of our
Hating. tf
For snlo -Long-haired kittens,
podlgrood stock, from 1G up. WoBt
ovor Cattory, Routo 1. 101
Tlio funeral of Jumos SoIiub, wlio
diod in Snn Francisco Inst Tuosdny,
will tako placo nt 10 o'olook tomor
row mornlni,' nt tho Woolen & Mo-
Gownn unclorttikiiif? parlors.
Mr. J. H. Brown Is tho owner of
a flno Appollo" playor piano, Just
purobasod from Halo's lpano houso.
Havo you soon Billy? Eovor hoard
liltn ronr? 101
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It will pay you to call here any day
IQTS. you are in the market for house furnishings, we invite you to call and inspect our superb
-lines of Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Stoves and Ranges, "Wall Paper, Etc.
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Many Articles Now on Sale
CJNamc anything in the house furnishings line s and we will show yoil as good values as can bo
found anywhere, and a great many articles are of fered now at very low special Sale Prices.
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Medford Furniture
A Fuel, Time and Money
Saver
JThe Arcadian, Non-Breakable, Malleable Range will an
swer every purpose for which a range is built.
1 It saves fuel saves time, labor, worry and money.
tjCome and get the Arcadian Book and examine this queen
of all ranges.
Company
228 and 232 East Main Street, Medford Ore.
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For Sale
Fine home ranch in Orchard
Home, half mile from two paved
streets of Medford, consisting of
81 acres in mostly full bearing commercial fruit, first
class; nearly all new buildings; 200 head of poultry.
t Team and tools go with the place if desired. If inter
ested come out and see my big turkeys, and prize
winner, Spitzenburgs growing on the trees. No eom
.misslon to agent.
ROBT. DUTTON, MEDFORD, ORE.
Wm. Erhart Snyder
WM. KUIIAIIT SNYDBlt will appear at tho Medford opora houso
uoxt Friday, Soptomher 30, for benefit of Public Library.
II. W Linsriluy, cashier of tho
Contrnl Point State bunk, nnd treas
urer of the nuw Y. M. C. A., is spond
inj; Sunday with friundu in Medford.
Soon llllly? Wnoror At Med
ford opora Iiouho Friday, Soptombor
30. 1C1
L. A. DitHWorth, MIkhcJouch, Miss
ViiiirIiu, Killth DitHWorth nml Luther
Yeoxt weVo in Medford Siiturdny for
the hIiow from Peyton postoffice, on
the upper Hokuo river.
Who Is Dllly? A rotlrod major,
Slashers?- (.'t otaolnn7ootnolntutu
lato of his majesty'a Cnpo Coast
Slashers. 1C1
C. F. HliodcH returned to Medford
tiSturtltiy from Washington state,
whore ho Iihh been at work Hurvoyinpr.
Don't Jump whon ho smnsheH tho
window I It's nil bocauso "ho not
enn tb run so fast as zo locomotlf."
Who? Why, Hilly! 1C1
Tlio ladies of tlio Greater Medford
oltili will hold a buHiness session
Monday nftoruoon in Smith's hull.
Tho Nntntorlum mannKOot Just
purclinsod a flno Ivors & Pond plnno
from llalo'n IPano houso.
California Andrews will loavo for
Mollnns, Cal., this aftornoon at 3; 35
with a party to look ovor tho Irrl-
Biitod lands for which ho 1b local
iiKont, ltoom for a fow moro In
party, Only takes about throo days
to mako trip.
ARIZONA SHAKEN BY
SERIES OF EARTHQUAKES
PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 21.Ari
zono wns sluikon by iv sorios of
oarth shocks bo(,'innii)K into yostor
duy ami ooourriiiK periodically until
early this morning. No ilamnRo was
doiio.
Tlio Bhooks woro tlio third disturb
unQOH felt in tlio Salt Rivor vnlloy In
Ihc Inst 40 yenra.
BIG CROWDS
SEE OLD SCOUT
Tho usual largo circus crowd
thronged tho Medford strcots from
surrounding towns between tho per
formances of Buffalo Bill's Wild
West show. Colonol Cod. who has
boon tho big foaturo In his big show
since Its Klrst oxhllbtlon In 1883,
swonrs that this Is his last tour or
tho wost. Ono moro yoar In tho cir
cus ring, shooting nt flying glass,
bulbs boforo tho encoring, surglug
multltudo and tho old scout will ro
palr to his farms In Wyoming. Whon
asked In his offlco this morning at
tho show grounds It ho wns tlrod of
tho show buslnoss ho Bald:
"No. I novor got tlrod of oxclto
mont, but I want to hnvo a chanco
to onjoy my farms at Cody, Wyoming,
In tho Croat Horn valloy. 1 havo
some beautiful fnriiiB In Wyoming
which I havo novor soon during tho
groon season, as I hnvo always boon
ttwny with my show."
Tho Wild West show formod by
tho old votoran scout, Colonol Cody,
will not conso with tho rotlromont of
Gonornl Cody Into prlvnto llfo, but
no longor will tho colonol bo billed
as tho main foaturo of tho program.
You will put Money
in your pocket by buy
ing here now
FANCY RIBBONS
In colorings or designs that will beautify your dress or fancy
work : .. 25c
Fancy print warp in Dresden patterns, also in .floral designs. Pull
assortment of colors and fancy combinations, suitable for dress and
fancy work, children's sashes, hair bows and. for millinery trim
mings. The Ribbons vary in width from 4 to 6 inches. You'll
find them exceptionally good quality.
We bring' a Broadway tailor
f.
McCa!IPittfrnNo.:r'3
NEW SPRING TOILCTTCi
Ashland
ASHLAND, Ore., Sept., 21, TTho
ovont of tho Benson from an tuna-,
tour theatrioal point of view Is tlio
"Old Maid's Convention" pulled off
He&therbloom
Petticoats $1.25
Hcatherbloom Petticoats
in navy, brown and black,
with deep 18-inch flounce
of tucks nnd shirring, ex
tra dust ruffle; would bo
considered cheap at $1.75
$1.25
shop into town
Autuun modes with the last word of Fashion's approval in
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS AND COATS
Daily arrivals of the past several days have added notably to tho advantages
for selection afforded in our displays. Fashion's first notions havo come to full
maturity in these charming new modes. Not for many seasons have we
shown so many styles whose salient features are entirely new not modifica
tions borrowed from last season. Customers who always look here for the
handsomest new materials will fnd weaves and colorings that contribute in
no small measure to the individuality of tho modes. Mixtures in most imusual
combinations are specially prominent. 10 Aft fO $77 SO
G. & B. MODEL NEW
CORSETS
Give graceful lines to tho
figure, flattens tho abdo
men and lends to tho bust
just the effect that tho
now fall stylos demand.
Every pair is masterfully
wrought from tho finest
imported materials.
PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER
WtEEgp
28 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Wo take measures for
Tailored Suits. If you
havo been unable to secure
what you want, let us
order it for you. Five
hundred styles to select
from.
Friday ovoniug by tho Younj Men's
Social Olub for tho benefit of tho
Aslidlna band. Tlio opora houso was
orowdod to its full onpnoity 'having
boon sold out boforo tho proformnnco
Tho onlortninmoiil was utnlor the dir
ection of Miss Dunkill, a profossionl
coaoh from Phillidolphia, and wns
vory successful f"n ovory point of
ivow. Lending socioly gentlemen and
ladies took part and n goodly sum of
monoy was raised for tho bonofit of
tho band,
Messdamos Kubank, Kussoll and
Whited, ontortained Fridey aftornoon
at tho homo of Mrs. Russell in hon
or of Mrs Rookafollor of Portlniu'
of Portland.
At tho annual meeting of thd Meth
odist church Inst Sunday ovoning nn
unamious call wns extended to Rov.
Van Posson to return to this city for
tho fifth year of pastorate. Local
Odd Follows and mombers of tho Ito
)okah dogroo coolobratod celebrated
ho fifty-ninth nunivorsiary of tho
organization of tho Robokuh degree
Twelve now cottages arc undor
courso of construction since our Inst
report on tho building progress in
Central Point, and wo wore informnd
today by three othor gontleraeu who
havo rocontly purchased lots that it
is their intention to build homes thtfl
fall, rain or shine.
Hukfau for Health,
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