MEOEORD MAIL T1U-BDNJ3, MEDFORP, ORtiOON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, J910.
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J' .1. Lowry will lny flooring or tllo
work In vxi'liungu for blryulo. tf
Dim NIcIioIh ot ICukIo Point wpont
Thurmlny mill Krlilny In Muilfonl on
IhihIihh,
. Knr Uurnnci), phono .'MIU, Ilunt-
loy-Kntinor Co. 191
v Tho Hokuu Hlvor Vnlhiy l.':ilvorlty
club will moot nl tho (Jdimnorclnl
'club rooinii HRlnnluy nvonln, October
, in, 11)10 nt 8 o'clock. ICIuctlon of
' offlri'iH anil othor Important IiiimJuuiim.
John !l. Cnrkln, iittor:.y-m-liiw,
over Juckiian County Hnult.
California Androwji In In Urn Mo--IIiioh,
Cnl., wU'i n big party of buy
urn loolclnu ovor thu lioldlngn of tho
Los MoIIiioh Lund company.
It. A. IIoIiiiuh, thu Innurniico man,
wrltoH liiniirnnco for tho big comnn
nloii. Ovor Jncknoii Co, llnnk. 179"
Coronor A. K. KolIogB of (laid Hill
yaw In Muilfonl Thtirml'iy afternoon
on official huslnoim.
Dr. HtophgtiRoti Ik it nnuluiU' optl
clr.n. Ovor Allon & Hongnn'H. 195
John X. Mlllor, tho votoran minor
who him hci:i vIhIMiik In Medford,
, mtiirnoil to l.ln homo Pt Trail thlf
woolc.
Muilfonl Collodion Agency. 10
por ront chnrgou. Ovor llurlburt's
now Htoiv. tf
ICil Ilnlo, who h coiiHtni'lltiK n now
roHlilonco for I). M. Ponce on 121k
crook. Hpi'iit Hovornl days with IiIb
frlcndn In Moilfonl UiIh woolc,
Do ynn know that yotf can buy any
(imount, from n half ncro up, In Onk
italo Park uiltlltlon on winy tormn?
Oakilnlo Land Investment Co., 214
I'rullKrowiirrt' llnnk lildg. tf
A clovor Whlto Home chef will
prepare a rr.plttl illnnor of Tat yoiK
turkoyn nt tm Spot Itimtnurant next
Siiu.tny. Popular prices. 177
U. V. Durnum &. Co., contractu
it ml tiulldarn. Country work a npec
inlty. Ordoni solicited. Inquire nt
Tho Toggory.
O. A. Huhbnnl of Ilutto crook l In
Medford on liiuilnoini.
Klfly-thrco ncro.H Hpoolal, 10 ncron
coming Into bonrlng orchard. Cnll on
J. II, Wood, Condor Wntor & Powor
Co.'h office, tf
Mr. nnil Mr. J. II. Delllngor nml
Mm, W. It. Coloman worn among
thoHo who nttondod "IiuIIoh' dny" nt
' tho 1311c cnrnlvnl nt Ashland Friday.
Tho flntmt young turkoya In thu
Hoguo Hlvor valley hnvo boon pur
chanoil for dinner nt tho Spot Cafo
next Sunday. Hxcollont iIIiuiitk nro
norvod In that popular roHtnurnnt,
nml tho cnroful nttoutlon now given
to ofriclont Borvlco In a satisfaction
to lt patrotiM. 170
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmos M. Cronomll
lor of Jncksonvlllu woro at Ashlnnd
Friday attending tho II. P. 0. 13. col
obrntlou. It. A. HoluiOH, tho Innurauco man,
dooa not mix liwurnnco with othor
hiiHlncHfl. Ovor Jackson County Dank.
179
Mr. nnd Mm. Josho llnuck of Mod
ford vlHltod rolntlvcH and friends at
AHhlnnd Friday.
J. It, Hnrvoy of Gnltco, tho woll
known minor, was In Mojford Friday
on n luminous trip.
J. Frnnk Hrown of BiikIo Point
spont Tjhui'Hdn night In M ml ford.
Hov. W, n. Ilnmllton nnd fam
ily of Grants Pass nro In Medford.
W. W. Hunt of BiiROno Is In Mod
ford on n luminous trip.
Frank J, Huntor nnd Wnrron
ThomnH of Seattle uro roglatorod nt
tho N'nnh.
J. D. Davldoon ot Dond, Or., la
ono of tho rocout arrivals nt tho
Moo io hotol.
Knbort M.'irHtlon of Coos Hay la horo
look hit; ovor tho Itouo Hlvor coun
try. F, 11. Noyon of Tolo wns In Mod
ford Friday on n busluosH visit.
J. n. Whnlon of Spoknno Is ronl8
torod nt tho Mooro hotol,
John LnuKhlln of AHhlnnd wns In
Medford Thurmlny evening on n busl
noso trip. Ho will lonvo shortly for
Ilolllutor, Cnl., to tnko up a porum
nont rosldonco.
A. D, Holms pt Ashland w'uu n
Medford vlHltor Frldny.
County Tro.'iHuror Cronomlllor of
JnckBonvlllo spont n faw hours In
Medford Friday.
An nccldont to ono ot tho apodal
trains of tho National Dnukors' as
soolntlon cntiood tho -Shasta Llmltod
to bo dolayod this lnovnlnK. No dniu
ngo rosultod from tho nccldont bo
yond tho dornlliuonl of tiomo of tho
rolling' stock. Tho Shasta Llmltod
' No. 11 camo In on 16's tlmo nnd -tho
Inttor train followod Immodlatoly,
Mrs. M. , Taylor of Jnoksonvillo
wjib a visitor in jrojlfonl Tluirsday.
Lynn Purilin of tho Contrnl Point
Glolio wiih In Moilfonl on Tliursiluv.
" Colonol flooi'KO P. Mints wiih n
Krodford InisinoHH vinilor 'riiurmlii"
You "pay" for nogloottng to road
olasalflod ndvortlsoinonts and eomo
tlmoH you pay n big prlco, Maybo It's
In tVo gulso of too much ont or of
too small vaEoa, inovltnbly, you
"pay."
ISIS THEATRE
THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE
TO-NIGHT
MATINE SATURDAY AFTER NOON, 2:30 P. M.
"NEVER A DULL MOMENT"
Matilda (Si Elvira
SPANISH SINGING AND DANCING IN THE
MOST POPULAR STYLE IN ARAGON, SPAIN
a-REEXvS-S
' LATEST MOTION PICTURES
3 TJ-IH IAILURE OF SUCOKSS
2 A WII 1TK MAN'S MONEY IS THE INDIAN'S J
CURSE
n REFUSING A MANSION
-MRS. HARRINGTON'S HOUSE PARTY
SONG-
"WE'VE BEEN CHUMS POR FIFTY YEARS"
By 1JARRY BLAJSGHARD
Doers Open at 7 p. m.
CHILDREN, 10 CENTS ADULTS 20 CENTS
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RARE BARGAINS BY OWNER
1. Modern G-room house and 2 sleeping porches, cor
ner lot 50 by 1G0, cement walks, paved street, close in.
See this place for a convenient home in a nice neighbor
hood. Prices and terms very reasonable.
2. Five-room house on corner lot 53 by 100, on street
to be naved next year; water on lot; sewer in front;
rents for $14.00 per month. Price $1000. Note the in
terest this investment offers.
.3. Apples, pears, peaches, prunes, grapes, loganber
ries, raspberries and other fruit and shade trees on
20-i by 207 feet; barn and chicken park; four-room
house; city water; two wells; wind pump; paved street;
sewer; rich soil; enough for eight large lots, and all for
$1000; terms.
1. A good lot 50 by 100, in a nice neighborhood; ce
ment walk, sewer and water; alley in rear; one block
from pavement; 3li blocks from city park; a lovely
place lor your home at a right price.
5. A bargain lot, 50 by 10S; alley in rear; half block
iroin sewer and water on a street that will be paved
next year; about .15 bearing fruit trees; $375.
(5. A good business location, 50 by 100; on Front
street between the new depot and Sixth street. This is
sure to advance in value soon and fast.
Remember, INBUYING ANY OF THESE DIRECT,
FROM MET PAY NO AGENT'S COMMISSION,
HENCE YOU GET THE BENEFIT.
M. A. READER.
GO N. ORANGE STREET MEDFORD
J '"ty -
10 acre
Orchard Tracts
IN PERRY'S SUBDIVISION JUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN
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f Wo have a few ten-acre tracts and one 40-acre tract yet unsold; 40-acre tract has
Beautiful Oak grove for building sites, good house, barn, windmill, gasoline en
gine and everything convenient; there is no better land in the Rogue River Valley;
no better location for an ideal home. If you want a good piece of land or beautiful
home, see our one-acre tracts in the big Oak grove. Prices are lower than anything
in the valley, considering location and quality of soil. Call on J. A. Perry, owner,
or have your agent show you these tracts.
J. A. PERRY,
604 W. Main Street,
Medford, Ore.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
CO.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
WKf Best
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Satisfaction
Paint your home with
material selected as care
fully as the lumber, hardware
or furnishincs. To insure the
greatest durability and beauty and
to best resist rain and shine, ask
your painter to um
ACMEQUAL1TY
HOUSE PAINT (Now En)
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It costs less because it takes less and lasts longer.
Let us show you the latest fashionable color
combinations for house painting.
If It's a surfaco to bo pointed, enamelc
Uineu. vamuuou or muaiieu in any
way. lucre an acho yuauiy
KJad to (It tho purpoM.
0LMSTEAD &
H1BBARD
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ILLITERATE JAPANESE
CLAIMS A WHITE BRIDE
U01SK, Itla., Uot, l-l.-Uoi'iuiso
llio laws of Idaho lo not prohibit
inl.Noil iutu'nnt;uHi Hoiuiio Sumlo, uu
illitornto Jnpauoso laborer, and Miss
Hollo 'Hamilton, rooontlv of Portland,
woro allowod a marriaKo liconso and
woro ninrriod horo last ni:ht.
Not hciiiK a hormit, you'll liavo no
troublo "Rottlns iutorostod" in tho
want ads.
Jrcnns more tlinn keeping or.
hnnd a new, fresh, clean, hiph
irrodo stock of fancy nnd sta-
plo groceries it means tint
only selling those goods nt roa- t
sonable prices and then le-
livoring them to your door in i
first olass condition. I
WE OAVN A3TD OPER
ATE OUR OWN DE
LIVERY WAGONS
Wo guarantee satisfaction.
Olmstead
& Hibbard
Phone Main 571
West Side.
BANKERS GIVEN FRUIT.
(Continued irom Page 1.)
ciilarrf throuuhout tho train, showing
some of tho advantages of southern
Oregon, as follews:
"Dear Sir: Ton thousand pooplo
of Medford Extend cordial grooting
to tho delegates . of tho National
Hankers' a&soeiation, and their fami
lies, passing through this city on
their return from Los Angeles to
their distant homos.
Ex-Mayor David S. Rose
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, one of the greaest orators the country has produc
ed in recent years, will speak in this city at the
Opera House on Sunday Evening,
October 16th, 1910.
"The Fallacies of Prohibition"
Mr. Rose was elected mayor of Milwaukee five successive times, has been
prominently mentioned in connection with the vice-presidency and is known
the country over as one of its foremost speakers. He presents an argument
that every prohibitionist and church member should hear.
Admission Free.
TTKmKd!
"Tho pleasure of welcome is mar
rod only by the disappointment of
being unable to offer the hnnd of
friendship nnd good will in person,
and to show to tho representative
wealth of this groat nation, tho ore
ntivc work and energy of the highest
olnss of Amorienn citizenship in
transforming from a smnll villngo of
1,700, n modern up to date hivo of
activity of 10,000 in loss than six
years,
"Wo nre still smnll, but we have
our sevon-lencuo boots on. Our
bank deposits nro in the ratio tf
$H00,000 for ovory man, woman and
child, nnd" increasing 10 per cent per
month. ..
"OtiV soenory is crrcnt'nnd clorious.
but our seasonable rainfall is creat
or in its commercial value, and it.'
poworful iufluenco is ncnin trnns
fonning into golden twenties tho lar
gest fruit crop in the historv of on
resourceful vnllov. Wo are shipping
7fi0 cars of choice apples and nonrs
in 1010, and the contents of ench of
the 100,000 boxes nre fit for the tn
bles of bankers nnd kiijgs
"Wo again bid you wolcomo nnd
farewell
"MEDFORIl COMMERCIAL CLUB."
"Libby" Cut Glass
and .;
Sterling Tableware
' ; in latest designs. "
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWIST
J. W. Diamond
115 E. Main St.
Usually a boarding houso that's
good enough td bo advertised Is good
enough to board at.
Tho wprk-folk who 'admUM P
penl to you conalderatlea fer their
progrosslvouoea.