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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDffORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, .1910,
WINTER COURSE TO
OPEH JANUARY 3
gfx tVeks Course Cor tho Benefit
Wtlie Farmer of tho State to Be
Mdtl at O. A. C Many Men nml
Women Kxpectea to Attend.
COItVATATB, Or., Oct. 29. Tim winter
short -ourso "t io OrcKon asrlcuHurftl
cellcpo will commence January 3, con
tlnulnir for a period of six wckm and
will bo foilowcd Immediately by a spe
cial cotrc commencing February 13 ami
ittnalriB over a period of one week,
which will be known ns farmers week.
i ...,..,,i.i,( tutu lust been mailo
by tho chairman of tho course commit-
Tlie work will cover a six weeks'
courno In agronomy, animal husbandry,
peultry husbandry, liortlculture. dairy
lnr, domestic science and nrt. mechani
cal nits and forestry, linder these va
rious heads the most practical work that
can possibly be prepared will be offer
ed to tho Bhort course students. Tho
-work is designed to meet the require
ments of men and women, old and young.
The college has added greatly to the
equipment .ami building spaco which will
bo nvnllahle for thin work. The new
agricultural building has been complet
ed, tins Is splendidly equipped with lab
oratories and recitation rooms. Tho new
greenhouses are also completed nnd are
available lor the work In floriculture.
New laboratories are also being equip
ped In tho old .agricultural building and
by the time the short course commences
everything" will bo In splendid condi cendi condi
teon: A number of new Instructors have
also been added to the staff and will
give special attention to this work.
GOLDEN RULE
PROVES POPULAR
New Store on West Side Formally
Opened and jUnny People Are In
' Attendance Management Grate-
fBl toPahllc. ?
The new store on the West Sldo held
their opening sale yesterday and were
favored with a very large attendance
From fhe time the doors opened at 9
a. m. until closing time the store was
continually thronged wjth -people. They
eknie tot purchase, goods? and ,niost .of
them went away' with parcels or left.
goods to be dellvcre!.
Sl'edford la certainly getting a good
class of stores and will rank alongside
of any city of oven a third larger In the
country. The new store Is noexceptlon
to the rule, and frill get a goodly share
' Sr AhJntrodnetory. .Bftlcwas-held JfHi.l
terdny anu me specials uut hu..v
woot conclusively that the new store Is
going after the business.
, Messrs. Aklns und Benton desire to
thank -all who attended, the opening sale
and .wish to assure all who did not get
n ii,nt ihiv will be' welcome any time.
Every person In southern Oregon is In
vited to call on the new store and get
acquainted with their methods of doing
business.
TEACHERS UNION
BEING ORGANIZED
ilennrylvaa! Federation of Uibor
.Preparing to Admit Teachers
1200 of Them Organized Wun
Better Wagcs.
WILKESBARRE, Pa., Oct. 29.--Preparatlons
are being made today
by the" Pennsylvania Federation of
Labor, to admit 1200 school teach
ers of Lnjserne county to member
ship.. The teachers, who are prepar
lisR a campaign to secure bettor
vRgci, certain legislation and other
wjse to improve their condition, de
cided to ask for admission to the
federation-yesterday. They say that
tho moral and financial support ul
the federation wiu am mem to ac
complish what they desire,
BELIEF PARTY OUT
FOR MISSING .MEN
SANTA MONICA, Cal., Oct. 29.
Relief parties started into tho Santa
Monica mountains today in Bearch of
four Los Angeles men who have been
miesing since Tuesday evening, when
vt!jey s''.';ed for a mountain camp 27
miles from Santa Monica.
Tho lost men are F. J. Palshofer,
Dr. 0, L. Bennett, Frank Montgom
ery and Oeorge Gebhart.
They 'traveled in Bennett's auto
mobile. Late ' yesterday hunters
found a noto tied to a bush In tho
IiIHb above here. It stated that the
automobile had been wrecked and
that the men were unable to find
their ivuy to a canip, Apparently the
note wub loft In the hopo that some
one vouJd find it and follow their
trail.
The hunteis hurried Into Santa
Monica and organized a searching
6imd. Tho party left shortly bo
,foio midnight.
For Halo at a Bargain.
Slroom modern bungalow, with
liloepintc porch, bathroom and
Ecreonetf porch; newly furnished
,throiir"t; on paved' street In the
most derlrahle residence portion of
tho city; price $4G00.
Ilnguo River Orchard Land Co.,
10 Front street.
ariifirllvry "special Tale" rbally
Jrwtllje your store-r-by taking
The Man Behind the Piano
The Man is Behind All The Pianos He Sells
JPinuos arc like -diamonds- it takes an expert to discriminate between the good and the bad. Beautiful eases often cover rank defects in construction. Perfect mate
rial and construction produce iporfeet and permanent tone. An inferior piano may sound good today and in six months it may degenerate into a "dish-pan." I.' know
pianos and wlicre to 'buy the best values. The piano you buy is more important than the price you pay. So do not be, misled.' Buy always from tho man whose busi
ness and environment indicate permanency. "Fly-by-night" stores and "Hurry-up" sales have no national reputation for carrying the best goods. I am an old
, experienced piano man. I am not ashamed of any sale I ever made. There is no risk in buying a piano from me, and no ono is in a position to give you better prices,
better values or better terms
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We Save You
$100.00
ON ANY PIANO YOU WANT -
Don't buy a piano until you have talked with
us. "We can save yon at least $100.00 on any piano
that you may select. Come and see our line, which
includes the finest and best jnakes of pianos and
player pianos manufactured in the world. If we
haven't the piano that you want, just tell us. the
name of the piano that you like the best and Ave
will guarantee to place it in your home for $100.00
less than any dealer in this part of the state.
Remember thejplace LTenth and Oakdale ave.
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The
FAMOUS
Apollo
Player Piano
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The manufacturers of the "Apollo" offer to forfeit
$1000.00.to any musician who can tell when the play
er is playing and when a person is operating oh the
keys. You get everything there is in any piece of
music when it is played on an "Apollo."
The beauty of this celebrated player piano is tho
fact that you can play cither the player or by hand
without changing a thing about it. Then, too! if you
want it to look like a piano, you can close ,it up, put
the pedals out of sight by slipping them underneath
and it looks exactly like tho finest piano.
Think of the advantages of being- able to sit down
and play any piece -of music without having to learn
it. Anyone can learn in a moment just how to oper
ate it to get the best results and at the same time you
have a piano that is ready for the most skilled musi
cian to use. The tone, tho finish the every part of
the Apollo is the J)cst that money and brains can
produce. Let us show you the Apollo.
Our Pianos Come
Direct
FROM FACTORY TO US.
Our pianos are all shipped direct to us from tho
factory. Thoy are not shop-worn goods that have
been shinned from place to place and back again
until thoy are no better than second hand. Come,
here and we will show you all now goods, pianos
and players of the very highest merit all brand
new and all perfect instruments. Come to Tenth
j.
and Oakdale avenue and let us tell you about
these fine pianos and learn oftho rextremely low
prices. ..-.
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Why We Can
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"We are the only factory to home distributors in
southern Oregon. This is "the reason that we can
undersell all competition. We are selling three
fourths of all the pianos now being sold in this part
of the state. You can pay a little down and the
balance in small easy.payments. Before you4 buy
a piano be sure that you understand our factory
to home distribution system
You are always welcome to talk it over with us
at Oakdale and Tenth street, or if you prefer call
us up on the 'phone and we will call.
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Over 2060 Buyers
Satisfied
v AVe arc proud of the record we have made in the
Rogue River valley. Over 20(0 satisfied custo-
' mors. You will find more pianos and player pin-
iios in southern Oregon that were sold by Hale's
iiano House than those sold by all other firms
combined. Ask anyone, who bought of Hale's and
thoy will tell you that thoy'roceivod fair treatment
and the lowest price's. Como and let us explain
why we can sell tho very best makes of pianos and
players for such small prices.
Oakdale and Tenth street.
H ALE PIANO HOUSE
Corner 10th and Oakdale Ave.
Medford, Oregi
TheJacksonCountyBank
This bank is authorized to act as agent in all matters of trust, to execute tr
usts for individuals, firms, corporations, co-partnerships, joint stock compa
nies; to act as the fiscal agent of any state, municipality or corporation and to
accept the responsibilities incident to trusteeships.
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Most Complete Safety Deposit System in tHe City
Capital $100,000 Surplus and Profits $6Q,0Q0
Has floao a commercial banking business in Medford nearly a quarter of a
century and at all times under the same management. Wo invite you to call
or write. - . .
UW, rWwff BR$Rresident ' - (. R, LINDIE Y, Vice-President
C. W. McDONALD, Cashier
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of Diamonds and Diamond Jewelry is very large. Its
quality wo guarantee) its price we leave to your , own
goodjudgment to say if it be not reasonable,
WE SOLICIT INVESTIGATION.
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J. W. Diamond, 115 East Main
m, thf your. Ad readors leorn the
frtith ajioiit eaph' gale.
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