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u MBPJTORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MJADlfQUn. OREGON, SUNDAV, NOVMMHKU 0, 1010. i i i ' i i jin i,i j L i ingi mm iJfcaTfca ;; The u FAMOUS Apollo D Player Piano 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.,ou 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 the fact that you can play either the player or by hand without changing a tiling about it. Then, too, if you want it to look like a piano, .ton can close it up, put the pedals out of sight by slipping them underneath and it looks exactly like the finest piano. , Think of the advantages of being able to sit down and play any piece of music without having to learn it. Anvone 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, the finish the every part of the Apollo is the best that money and brains can produce. Let us show you the Apollo. The Winner in the Recent Mail Tribune Toting Contest Chose the $400 Piano at Hale's in Preference to the $560 Piano Bought Elsewhere Our Pianos Come Direct FROM FACTORY TO US. Our pianos are all shipped direct to us from the factory. Thoy are not shop-worn goods that have been shinned from place to place and back again until they are no better than second hand. Como here and we will show" you all new goods, pianos iiid players of the very highest, merit all brand new and all perfect instruments. Como to Tenth and Oakdale avenue and let us (ell you about' these fine pianos and learn of the extremely low prices. We Save You $100.00 ON ANY PIANO YOU WANT Don't buy a piano until you have talked with us. Wo can save you ai, least $100.00 on any piano that you may seleet. (Anno and see our line, which includes the finest and best makes of pianos and player pianos manufactured in tin world. If we haven't the piano that you want, just tell us (he name of (he piano that you like the best and wo will guarantee to place if in your Ironic for $100.00 less than any-dealer in this pari of (he slale. Remember the place Tenth and Oakdale avo. - -t I h lis I!' i I' I Why We Can vs. Undersell We are the only factory to home distributors in southern Oregon. This is the reason that we can undersell all competition. AVe 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 you buy a piano be sure that you understand our factory to home distribution system Yon are always welcome to talk it over with us at Oakdale and Tenth street, or if you prefer call us up on tlie 'phone and we will call." Over 2060 Buyers Satisfied "Wo are proud of the record wo have made in tho ttoguo River valley. Over 20G0 satisfied custo mers. You will find more pianos and player pia nos in southern Oregon that were sold by Hale's Piano House than those sold by all other firms combined. Ask anyone who bought of J laic's and (hoy will (ell you that they received fair treatment and tho lowest prices. Come and let us explain why we can sell the xory best makes of pianos and players for such small prices. Oakdale and Tenth streot. HALE'S PIANO HOUSE Corner 10th and Oakdale Ave. toedford, Oregon DEALERS UNITE. WAR IN TRADING STAMPS SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. Prominent retail dealers in all lines iir.ijpoknno have united to TVORe a .ilght nuainst the introduction of -.' trading stamps, which representa tives of New York and Chicago houses aro attempting to plnco with small stores. A lively fight is in sight. Tha alera object to the stamps on tEe ground that at least 10 per cent of the huyers' money "would go out of the country to con cerns that have so interest in the northwest. H. E. Bigelow, manager . an outfitting store, and president of tho Pacific Coast Admen's asso ciation, said that no storo can stand this added expense, hence the con sumer must pay the cost. Parsistent efforts were made t iutro'duco eastern trading stamps in tinnknne seven yenrs ago, hut hte campaign failed. The huyers realiz ed the fact that they could buy the premiums for -less money thnn by trading stamps, which, 'Mr. Bigelow ai(l. are always doubly paid for by CHICKEN REPLACES HAM IN SANDWITCHES PORTLAND. Or., Nov. .--Chickcn sandwiches are to take the place of ham sandwiches in Port land. Fried chicken will displace fried bacon and lard will bo displac ed by the fat of the fowl. This revolutionary movement nnd jtbj displacement af edibles is being caused by the over supply of chick ens in this nnd other markets nnd the great scarcity of hogs and the high prices therefore. Chickens are cheaper today than the better cut of beof, and us far us fresh pork is concerned tho fowl 's tho poor man's hope. As compared with the price of bncon, chickens are from 10 to 15 cents a pound lower. m?&Sg33S2Zggg&5&g2!&, Si i 3i jfegyL ft oirujiumors. UNCLE SAM TO HOLD GREAT "FIRE" SALE PORTLAND, Or., Nov. . Proba bly tho largest "fire" sale of dam aped stock over hold In tho United States is being planned by tho forest Begvlco, when 900,000,000 feet of timber on government reserves will bethrown on the market In northern Idaho and western Montana, jjjvord reached h'oro today that tho work of tho government estimators has progressed bo far In going over tho whjto ptno belt that tho sale will beheld soon. Tho estimators aro working uudor tho direction of Dis trict Korcstor Greoloy, who was ono oflho loudora In tho fight against tho destructive forest fires In tho northwest this summer. f' - Jouldn't you look at the leading iiowripapur of any city, anywhere. n7vuir.il ..i ., ...i.:i. lt. 1 1 """,,!" wiiuu DlllWil wuru iuu uosi nnuf lending stores in such city? jjtotfidn't n slrnnger to this pity do lumnuch by looking n't any issuo of tlifsTnowspiipor? (No part of a storo's sorvico to von ispxoro vnluablo thnn its advertising. And doesn't cost you -money it HiivesPyou monoy. Hasklna for health. NIMR0DS OF CENTRAL POINT GETS A DEER CENTRAL POINT, Nov. -.'.--J. O. Isaacson has killed a deer. He didn't slip m on the buck, nor Ho in ambush, nor watch a lick, nor do any of the other mnrn nr If.a shady things that have been donn to get meat for camp in famino times, but in the broad light of day with tho dee'r running like chain lightning and an ever-increasinsr distunnn of several hundred yards yawning bo- iweeii JumseJf and his qunrry, with one well-directed shot from his trusty .30-30 ho saved tbn nmn from famine and, being from Mis souri, ho "showed" Jim Shields and Hen Peart that thoy were not thn only pebbles on Butto creek bv about tho size of a 200-pound buck. For more than two years Mr. IsnaoKon had been having dreams and seeing visions in which tho centerpiece was always a fine, fat buck leaping into the air nnd dronnint? to tho nnrili dead at tho crack of his riflo. Al ways, however, somo unfortunate circumstanco butted in to spoil tho picture. It was either too hot or too cold, too wet or too dry, too early or too Juto, or tho wrong timo of tho moon when he was in tho mountains, but this time tho conditions wero fn- vornblo nnd of course thnrn wnn nothing to it Isaacson got a deer. And now Harry Lindsay has be gan to smilo again and to count tho days until tho next onon season ik hero. "What has been donn mm lm done again." nuoth Hnrv. "and n long as hankers aro not barrel. I'll get a deer or know tho reason why," Peart and Shields also "got meat" on this latest hunt, which onda tho E resent season for both venison and uuting yarns. Horald. Fall & Winter TYLES for Fall and Winter in stock now I The last word in Fash ion, Fit and Comfort. Meet successfully the ever shifting demand of the world's fashion centers. fn infinite variety of styles for all ordin ary occasions. Many exclusive designs for extraordinary use. All shapes and all leathers. m jf 4&fffl(MjL. miZg&?2232$&i2&2;gg2g&m Apples in Mid-Winter ALONG about the middle of Decem ber or the first of January apples cost quite a bit more than they do now The price keeps going up from then on. Sometimes it is a difficult matter to obtain good apples in the early spring at any price. To be sure of a supply all win ter it is a first-rate plan to lay in as many - boxes as you will want, now. Put them in cold storage with us. You -may send for a boX 33 Often aS VOU Wish. Diir ,c Inr storage for small quantities for the season is only 25 cents a box. We make lower rates for large quantities. The cost of storage is a great deal cheaper than paying the high winter prices. Then too, you are sure of getting your apples when you want them. We are prepared to handle any number of boxes. Independent Coal & Ice Co. I u Klamath Falls Lots Wanted want to Purchase 4 or 5 well situated lots in H A Springs or Hillside Addition, Klamath Falls. Please Give lot and block number and price. Address Box 84, Kenton Station, Portland, Ore. t star y Bill 328 1 What the Home Rule Really Is It gives cities nnd towns tho right to have saloons or no saloons. It gives the pcoj)lu who live in cities tho right to yote on and decido this question them selves. It puts tiie control of the liquor traffic into tho hands of the voters of each precinct, so that every residential district in u city or town is protected. It means real local option. All state criminal laws tiro maintained. Under it the farmer has the same protection ho now on joys. It is n law fitted to local conditions as thoy exist in every section of the state. It gives absolute con trol of, the liquor traffic, particularly in towns and cities, where it is most need ed, rt will prevent tho county from wiping out the city vote on city measures. It is a law which makes prohibit ion possible whoro wanted, and impossible where not wanted. It means regulation which regulates. (vm Advortiaomcno ATTKNI) COLLKOK. Arrango to attond tho Eugono nus Ineus Collogo, and let tia got you a good position when you graduate En ter now. Sond for our now cata 'loguo. 14 West Sovonth utroot, Eugono, Orof.on. tf Jkr OATAKIUI BUrrNWCHB Good Thing to Know. PORTLAND OREGON If you now own a Ilyomol hard rubbor Inliulor, ChaH. Strang wants you to lenow that ho will Boll you a bottlo of IIYOMWI for only 50 contB. Romombor thin, all wllp Buf for with catarrh a bottlo of IIYOMHI (pro nounco It Hlgh-o-ino) la put u In a Boparato packngo and oold' for 50 contu, to accommodato tho vast arm; of pooplo who already own a Ilyomol Inhnlor. Chaa. Strang will eoll It to you at that prlco and glvo you tho opportu nity to bogln at onco to rid youraolf of vllo catarrh and tho snuffling) hawking and nplttlng that go with It, Many pooplo through yoaro of nog- LANDfiUIST, JOHNSON 6 LIUUS, INC. Real Estate and Insurance Bargains and Money Makers in Farms, Orchards and Tim- b o r Lands. Phono 2 41.1. Special .Representative for International Roal Estate Association, Chicago. 201 St. Marie's Block. loct liavo lot antarrh got n strong hold upon thorn, Somo of Hioho poo plo unreasonably think that ono bot tlo of ifYOMEI ought to euro thorn, No mattor how chronlo your ca tarrhal troubles, IIYOMEI Is guaran teed by Olino, Strang to euro thorn if you glvo it half a chanco, Just broatho it, that's all, and its healing, soothing, antlaoptlo proportloa will mnko yon fool hotter In a day. If you own an Inhnlor get a IPO cont bottlo of IIYOMEI tbdav. If you do not own a Ilyomol Inhaler, asic ror a fl.oo outfit, which Includoa lnhalor, . 4w-'4yttH-- ?"4 ,(.. ,MyiftimiiTw,i.iirfliM.m,i..,MrttilfcBi,i
