Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 02, 1910, FIRST SECTION, Page 5, Image 5

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MKPFOflP MAIL TllltiUNlfl, MEDFOUD, OREGON. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1910.
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A. 0. Hubbard will rolnrii from
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l'(IIU!UIU Oil ItlllllKiy.
- j l J. I.owry will lny flnorluK r M"
'work In oxcliniiKo for a lilcyclo. tf
10, 13, Itoiiiiion ofr I'hooulx wan In
'IModford BaUinlay.
"Monnlour Victor" In lliu ro.ll
".thliir. Hlnion-puro French.
V, 0. Klnnoy wnii In Medford
fiout Rama Valloy cm Saturday.
Hmllu with Merrill holtoy. High
nohool, Friday, Sept. 30. 1C0
J, It. Hitrvoy of Omnia 1'iihn wah
. a Medford vlaltor on Saturday.
Help In tlto good cairno. What
'cnunu? Tho library.
'. C. Dudley of CroHcont City Im In
. Medford on IiiihIiiohh.
For Inuratico, phono 3-101. Ilunt-
4 loy-Kromor Co.fc 101
(, Artltir ami Adrian Hoho woro In
'Medford Saturday from Orlffln Creole.
John II. Cnrkln. ntton.py-at-Iaw',
ovor JnckHon County Hank.
11. H. Hiirnott of Tnlont wbh In
Medford Saturday,
Dr. HtophotiHon In a grudiiato optl
elnn. Ovor Allan ft Honcnn'M. 105
W. T. HovorldK" Ih In Medford
from hlu camp at llutto Kall.
Splendid fit" for nnlo. Knrinant
7110.
I.oland Ilovorldgo in hunting In tlio
Itod lilnnlcol company.
Kino -l-yoar-old, woll-brod driving
hormi for fialo nt Went Hldo ham.
Mr"n. Harry Wortman nnrt datiKhtor
'(Jouovlovo njiont Saturday nt tho Opp
inlno above JankHonvlllo.
. Don't fall to road tlio advertUo-
'inont of "Orny & Mo6" In tlio ooclety
vnuduvlllo program.
Mlmt IhhIo McCully and Mm. Hlnon
i( JackHotivllIu nrb vlHltlug friend
In Medford.
K. 15. NllwiTi roroman of the Flwh
l.alu) farm, wan In Medford Satur-
Itnlph Woodford roturnod Friday
..from a IiiiiiIiichh trip to Tncouin and
SoattI".
'. Medford Fiirnltniro Co. Juat nn
loidod throo full cam of furniture,
(!lC.
'",' M, li. Krlcktion, Iho superintend-
tint of Crator national forcut, and
(loorgo 11. Cecil, district forester.
havo roturnod to Medford from tho
forest reserve.
sip?
See Window of Fine Kimonas
Our showing of fine Kimonas is certainly the swellest that has ever been seen
in Southern Oregon. Soo the window and come in and see the fine assortments.
They come in silk, mcssalino, Jap crope, kimona cloth and in the very prct
tiest colorings imaginable.
Waists
Wo are certainly proud of
tho showing olVfino waists.
They como in Persians,
Lingeries, Tailored effects
and most any coloring or
offect that ono can imag
ine. The nowor styles have
just boon put in stock and
you will dolight in looking
them ovor.
$2.00 TO $25.00
Splendid Showing of Fine, Fancy Goods
BAGS, HIWTS, BUCKLES, JEWELRY NOVELTIES, NECKWEAR, ETC. '
Wo want to show what's now in tho fancy goods lines. You will bo surpris
ed at tho wondorful variety of beautiful articles wo haVo collected for our pat
rons. It's a matter of buvimr from tho very best houses and in solecting the
vory nowest and swellest styles. Wo feel absolutely suro that wo aro showing
goods that will not bo duplicated outsido of the larger cities.
THEEMPORIUM
O. E. TAOKSTROM, Proprietor. MEDFORD'S STYLE STORE
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Mr. and Mm. II. A. Knfrlmnkii of
Hiiurnnmnto urn vlHltlng Mr, and Mm.
W. II. Uiinliin In Medford. Mr. Fair
liatikn In u woallliy fruit grower In
tho Sacramento dlntrlnt.
I'lurco & Hhophord have moved
choir real citato office from tlio
Ml lou building to tho pOHtorflco build
liil?. Call and rocolvo n copy of our
nmiivi:. tf
Monday nlifht at 7:30 p. in. tho
.Medford Mimical tiocloty will bo
formed. Tlio mooting will laico place
at tho Natatorliiui.
Do you know that you can buy any
amount, from a half "aero up, In Ook
dalo Park addition on cany to nun?
Onkdalo Land lnvoiitiuont Co., 214
Frultgroworo Ilnnk bldg, tf
H. Ilradfihaw, foroman of tho Rogue
Itlver Commercial Orchard company,
on tho Antelope, wan la Medford Bat-1
urdny.
I'ho Spot
UoHtauraiit In ho well ,
prepare , to Horvo .. ....-... '"
and turkey dlnnoiM on Bindayo hut
you can oat later than tlio run, Hour
nnd l.o wiro of an excel out dinner.
nluiier Ik Horcvod from 12 to 7 p. in.
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I help you to accompllBh you'ro lead
Vernon Vawtftr of Medford. has won jnjJ l00 qu(ol ft ,fo!
a place In tho nccond baBS Hectlon ot . MHi VrtMay w, c. Klnnoy killed
tho IJnlvorHlty of Oroijoii Olco cluli.ft Jjol.cnt wl(ll a cb on tho 8trang
Thin Ih Vawtor'H Hi-cond year on tho md ,)ouo, rnncJ ,,, Ba1B Vft,Ioy Kln.
club." ' ney'H do ran tho fcllno Into a brush
Tho ladlcH of tho Orciitcr Medford ,,c, tH Klnnoy approached tho pllo
club will moot on Monday afternoon ' ,)t iruHli tho cat made a dash at
at tho Nntatorlum lit IniHlnctw hoh- ' tim ,joff nn,i .irovo tlio dog away and
nlon,
For rent 2 nowly furiwhod roomu with tho heavy club stunned tho
In private hemo; all modem convonl-' creature and tho dog did tho rost.
oncoH. 203 OIosob otrcet. Call Main If tho blow hud not boon doalth nc
4474, tf curately Kinney would not havo cs-
Mr. K. . "alloy Imv departed for taped without romombranccB In tho
MUHoiirl nnd 8t. I)uIb on a thrco or wny of many ccratcheB and bltca.
,,..,.,, , .. ,,.,; A etoro i,bould bo advortUcd na
frInndH0'1 W remilnrly a It Is opened for business.
. How' about that thoator party? No A morchant who wouldn't close up
tlmo or accWon better for It than ' .'or a whllo now and then "to save
tlmo or occtiMon lienor ior u man " "-
I'rldny nlglit, at tho opora IiouboJ runnlnu oxpenocn" ahouldn t htop nd
Iho Hoclofy vaudovllle. vortlslng now and then to "fiavo ox-
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Pug InaacB caught hIx Bteolhcadi The Medford Woman's Christian
In tho Itoguo on Friday. Ho sayB Ti'inpeniuoe union mol in regular
thnt ho Iibh not oeeu cuch a run of session Tlmrmlny aftenioou. The
tooUimds In tho river for flvo years. ( hour was spent in tlio ilisctiHsion of
Medford Collodion Agonoy, 10 niinpuign work. Mrs. Stone, a na
por cont charged. Ovor Hurlburt's tiinul worker, gave k1 advice anil
new stoiv. tf ii,l plniis for the union to work o:i
O. L. Lorlng, ouporjintondont ot tlio next two niontlis. Mrs. Mary
coiictructlon In tho Soutborn Pacific Aninuir is booked for Medford Oc
company, wni In Medford Saturday. ' tohcr 0, 1010, one of the best spenk-
Tho sooloty vaudovlljo will help crM 0I, tlio platform,
the library. It will help you. too J O. W. Uarnum & Co., contractors
t n ,wmi tir and builders. Country work a Bpoc-
Wllllniii Hansen, who baa been fir-,
' lug on ono of tho Pacific & hasiorn
'vonHtrtictlon vnglncB, Is at his homo
In Medford sick with nguo.
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Suits, Coats
and Waists
Our new lines of SUITS, COATS and
WA ISTS will certainly please you. Don't fail
to have a look at the windows when you are
down town, but don't stop at the windows
come Inside and allow us to show you the
swellest lines ever shown in this part of Ore
gon. Stylos that are the newest; materials
that are the ovy latest and workmanship that
cannot be excelled. The little trimmings and
finish is the verv latest and best executed.
YOU AM3 WELCOME.
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C. W. Wltmorotli, inaunaor of tlio ,
Itoguo Ulvor Fruit and I'rodiico tiK-'l
noclatlon, reports n scarcity of pnek
r. Kvory pnekur In tho valley will
have ,no troiihlo finding omploymont. il
Say, Mr. Architect, tlio Iouvoh aro
fallliiK from your troea, tho atmo
phoro Ih iiov cloar; you havo only u
few dayH loft to havo thoiio pano-
raiiuiH and orchard vlcwn taken. Dot-
f tor got nt It t onr
(JreKory, pho-1
togrnphor.
If the fiinilBhod room ad "looks
Reed", run rtn mid to tho addrciw j
Klvou mid take a look at It. i
Ilornen 'hitched to a rack loaded
wltli iihookH broke the toiiKUo from
tho wnRon, throw the driver Into the J
pnvomeul ami Ballopod down Main ij
'"trout from the railroad crw-ln f.il
mornliu,'. Tho wbroii, left wlliair
driver or lionioH. collldO'J with a
loaded wood rack drlvou by II.. K.
1f..M....lt .if T.it.i.il 'Clin t lllilil' '
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unlnJuml.
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then turned on ltlm. Ono good blov
laity. Orders solicited
Inquire at
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mo '"bMrj.
Hasklns for health.
Skirts
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Up
Every lad)' can uso an ex
tra skirt, especially if it
he a newer style. Wo are
showing a number of the
prettiest styles we have
ever soon. The materials
are especially adapted for
skirts and will wear longj
er than most goods used to
make skirts.
$5.00 TO $30.00.
UMBRELLAS
Women's 2G
iiicli Uinbrollns
new handle's,
Special, $1.19
CALICO
000 yards best
quality Calico,
all new pat
terns, Special 5c yd
Notwithslandnig the wet weather, our store was thronged with eager buyers from early morning to late
at night, and uo wonder, when you consider the irrcsistable BARGAINS OFFERED BE SURE YOU
GET SOME OF THESE MONDAY. wju
$30.00 SUITS $18.00 ?30.00 COATS $18.00 50c EMBROIDERY 15c 15c GINGHAMS 10c
La Vogue bints, the best la Vogue Coats; style and onnn vnWi full c;,;aL tt ,n, i r-
fitting and wearing gar- workmanship guaranteed: fOOOymd full Swiss Era- 1000 yards fine Dress
incuts made; 10 brand new 10 beautiful new coats in "ro,dery m ilounemgs, 'Oinghams; fast colors;
suits; made up in the hit- pfciin and mannish mix- corset covers, edgings and - .. r,ff.1i artlnT1
est styles; good colors; tures; semi-fitted styles; insertions; values up to patterns, spien
rcal values $30; D o worth $30l00; 1 Q 50; sale J? 1 ff did loe grade; sale J " (
sale price... .. M? X O sale price t)XO jn-icc, yard "s? - price, yard JPX
Wanted
12 npplo pickers.
Ranch hands.
Laborers.
Woman cook.
Qirl for general housj work.
For Sale
5-room modem bungalow, Mission
furniture, complete; fciinp, $2100
Stock and 10-year lease, closo in,
Hicycle, nearly now.
Business netting $0000 yearly.
FRUIT LAND.
1-1 acres, 10 in orchard, fine house,
2 milcri out, $10,500; tenn&.
00 ncrcH creek bottom, cleared, $125
aero; will htibdividc.
10 tierce, nil cleared, clone in, $2000.
10 neres, 3 miles, -iGO per ucre.
133 acres, 12 acres orchard, alfalfa,
fine water ricjht, $15,000 terms.
10 acres rich red fruit land 1 intU
to station, $2000, terms; improve
ments. UYs acres, 7room house, hip; bnni,
7-year-old orchard, 1 mile from
P. O., $9500, terms.
5 and 10 acre tracts of hearing Jon
athan, Newtowns and Spitzcnbcrgs.
120 acres, 10 in orchard, 25 alfalfa,
undor ditch, tools, stock, $15,003.
100 acres, 50 fruit land, 7000 cord
wood, closo in, $15 per acre.
1 norcs, 14 in Uenvv bcarine;, 2 miles
out, $500 per acre.
20 acres. 10 acres Bartlctts and
Nowtowis, $2500r '
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 111x124 near N. Onkdale, $1700
for quick sale,
."i-room house, modern, 50.12G lo',
$1500 for juiek sale.
$1000 takes Komi business, closo in.
Westmoreland lots $300, easy tonus.
South' front lot on paving, shade
trees, cheapest buy in city, $1100.
20 lots near city limits, $188 each.
Fine property, close to Natntorium.
$1000 under price, quick sale.
2 cloge-in lots, cast side, $750.
West Main lots, (10x240. easy terms.
V7n!nut Park addition, lots 52x112,
$350, your own terms.
HOMESTEADS.
7 fine homestead'.
L F. A.
BITTNER
Room 206 Taylor & Phipps
Bldo.
NEW STORE HOLDS
On lasl Frida afternoon from .1
to A p. m, Medtord's uw dry goods
emporium hold a roooplion mid gave
away souvenir. About 1000 ladies
rosponded to the invitation .and
cmiio to jh'o the new store. Whilo lis
tening to si rains of sweet music the
visitors busied themselves bv exam-
ining tho new goods and becoming
acquainted with the 'now stylos.
Tho now store was most plensnul
Iv decorated and eonmaros favor
ably with most of the stores to bo
found in the Inrgoy cities. Tho now
goods nio all that most particular
public could wit.li to find and wo
predict o good trade from tho start.
J. J Maim is a ery pleasant ap
pearing gentleman Juul will surely
make frioud.- fast. 'He is n livo
wire is an applicant for member
ship in tho Commercial club ami be
lieves in giving evorything a boost.
A visit to the storo proves that
ths now store is to boeomq popular
from tho start mid from tlio number
of popplo trading it would soom
that a good biisinoss is to bo ox
peotod from the very, start off.
Whenever you are down town bo
suro to visit this now storo mid you
will always receive n welcome.
MANN'S'
MEDFORD'S POPULAR
BULBS
Exclusive Agency tor Tcrtlnnd
Seed Co.
Medford Greenhouse
Phone 3741
mm AiiTnMnmte. in
FIDST-CLASS CONDITION,
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
LOTS.. ADDRESS H. C,
PARE MAIL TRIBUNE.
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CHURCH
Christian Science.
Services Sunday at 11 a. in. Sub
ject of lesson, &ennon, "Unreality;"
Sunday school at 10; testimonial
meetings Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
All are welcome. 128 North Grape
street, near ' Sherman-Clay music
house.
Row C. II. Iloxie will prenoh in
the First M. K. church today nt
11 n. m.
Presbyterian Church.
Preaching nt 11 a. m.; Sunday
school nt 10 a. m; C. E. sooioty nt
i:30 p. m.; preaching at 7:30 p. m.;
J. C. K at 5 p. in.; Woman's Mis
sionary society meets at tlio mnnso
Tue&dny nt 2:30 p. m.
SPRINGFIELD, III., Oct. 1. Bar-
noy Oldfiold this nftomoou estab
lished n ;iow record for stock chassis
cars on a circular traok by driving n
Knox car 10 milos in 0 minutes 59 3-5
seconds.
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PERCALES
A big lino of
36-inch Per
cale, in
PRICED STORE.
For Matching Colors
A well lighted store Is The Mecca to a
woman shopping. She delights In a store
where she can match fabrics easily. In
buying silks, hats or any other article she
wants to see what she Is purchasing.
A bargain, under bright light Is twice
a bargain. It is a bargain in the store and
continues to be a bargain, when at home
she examines it closely.
The best light electric light pays big
dividends to every merchant.
Try it and prove it
Rogue River Electric
Clearance
"We are determined
to clean out oil dishes
ask that you call and in
spect the exceptional
specials.
25 per cent and Over
25 per cent
and over
Allin
& A 11 in
132 West Main Street.
Phone Main 2691
For County Recorder.
I am tho republican nominee for
tlio office of county recorder fot
Jackson county. Election Novembor
8. ltUO. FRED L. COLVIG.
For Sheriff
WILBUR A. JONES
Candidate for re-election, -.
(Paid advertisement)
TIIK SPIRIT OP IDAHO
Dy Arthur W. North
GREATER THAN GOLD
(Tho harnosslng ot Western Rivers)
By Clayton M. Jonoa
In OOTOIlEIf SUNSET MAGAZINE
Now on salo on all news stands.
15 CENTS
GINGHAM
Good quality
Apron Gmg-
light
and dark styles llani
Special 10c yd Special 7c yd.
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;! Good
il Investments
40 acre tract, 6-year-old
Newtowns and Spitzenborgs,
deep soil, just the kind for
npplcs; subirrigated; abovo
frost lino $2600
An elegant home, 10-rooms,
largo grate, well ventilated
and elegantly lighted, cement
walks, everything riht up to
dato $5000
3 fino lots 50x112 2 ..$1170
$525 cash, bnlnnce $10 per
month.
S lots, 50x100, 4 lots 50x100,
$3000. This is $250 per lot;
torms.
5-room bungalow, 1 story,
cement walks; wator and
sowor $3200
Thos. H. E.
Hathaway
134 West Main Street.
Let this soak in
A man may guy, a man may Ha
And a man may puff and blow,
But ho can't imnrovo hU sight
By sitting in the shade of night,
Waiting for his oyoa to grow.
Soo Dr. Riokert about your eyes.
Satisfaction guaranteed 4
prices reasonable,
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