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MEDKHID MAIL raiBTOE, HfEDFORD, OBKfiOX, RCTDAY. NOVEMBER 201910.
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25 Off On All Winter Suits an! Coats 25
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Every Winter
Suit Must be Sold
MAWS
Central Ave, Nlar Post Office
1-4 Off on Winter Suits 1-4
Women's $1G winter suits . .
"Women's $20 winter suits ..
AVomen's $24 winter suits ....
Women's $.10 winter suits .
AVomen's $32 whiter suits . .
AVomen's $10 winter suits ..
.$12.00
.$15.00
.$18.00
. .$22.50
. $24.00
$30.00
1-4 Off on Winter Coats4
Women's $12 winter eonts .Jfr 9.00
AVomen's $1(5 winter eoats ..$12.00
Women's $20 winter onts . $15.00
Vomon's $24 winter eoats I , . $18.00
AVomen's $28 winter eoats J, $21.00
AVomen's $3(5 winter eoats $25.00
Bedding Specials
Heavy 11-4 rey cotton blankets, 04 Oft
splendid $1.75 values; special, pair.. $ v
Full size silkoline comforters, Qftrf
cheap at $1.25; special Sat, each wOl
48c
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Grey cotton blankets, suitable for
sheets, worth 75c; special, pair ..
A splendid line of wool blankets in grey
and white at $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 and $698 pr.
Underwear
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Spuria
ials
Women's, boys' and girls' shirts, vests,
pants and drawers, lleiCvy fleeced lined.
Special, each .jt
A splendid winter gariiwiit.
Women's fleeced linedunion
suits, extra fine, quality: suit
An odd lot of child rail's wool' shirts and
pants, worth up to $1.25;
special, each .'
Another sale of Last Forever hpsc 4 Q
Worth 25c; special, a pair lev
29c
65c
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waists, '' I H
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1 x vH)0(l cotton tape, roll fj . " M iB
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Our Policy is Not to Carry, a Single Coat or Suit Over
MONDAY we continue our Fivsl Annual Coa ranee Sale of AAromen's Misses' and Children's AVinfer
Coats and Suits. AVe arc determined o make a clean sweep of every winter garment. In order io do this we
will give you your unrestricted choice of any winter Suit or Coat in the house at exactly 25 per cent off reg
ular prices. Remember these are all this year's garments. The celebrated "La Vogue" Brand. ..Every gar
ment guaranteed to fit and wear all new afld up to date.
Be On Hand I$arly Before the Best is Sold
No ExchangesNo Refunds, Every Sale Final.
1-4 Off Childrens Coats 1-4
Children's $ 4.50 winter coats $ 3.00
Childrens $..6.00 winter coats $ 4.50'
Children's $..8.00 winter coats $ 6.00
Children's $10.00 winter coats . .. $ 7.50
Children's $12.00 w'jrftOr coats $ 9.00
Children's $15.00 wutfe,!' coats .. .$1L25
See Our New Line of Furs
AAromon's Coney scarfs
$3.50 up to $10.00.
AVomen's Marmot scarfs and muffs
$5.00 up to $12.00.
AVomen's Tap mink scarf and muff, from
$9.00 up to $25.00. .
Outing Flannel Special
2000 yards heavy colored atuing flan
nel, worth 12 !; special, yard
"OIL CLOTH
Hest quality 5-4 oil cloth in white
and colors; special, Saturday, yd
SHEETS t
81x91 bleached sheets, good heavy quality,
worth 85c; vyry special, Sat- fiQl
urday, ea;h UtJL
42 and 45 inch pillow slips; special,
each ,
9c
19c
Waist Special
100 Avomen's white and colored
cial, eacl
worth iu to $1.50; spe-
i'h
SWEATERS
Boys' and girls' sweaters,all wool;
worth $1.50; special ..,
NOTIONS
Best, darning cotton, spool
Clood shoo laces, pair , ,.,
Good cotton tape, roll
Good paper pins .. ,
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FREE LIBRARY
6R0WSJN FAVOR
Durinti October Nearly Seven Hun
dred Books Were Drawn New
Copies Are Added to Shelves, But
Many More Arc Needed.
Mcdfonl'H KrowInK nool ami de
mand for books Is pinking itbelf
known. Tor tho month of Octobor,
filil bookn wi'io diawn, and thn list
nf thobo hnldliiK cards Is being In
cuoard by nn awi-ago of fivo or six
uuw namos t'voiy dn Clio library Is
iiii. Friday aftornuoii U4 bookH
vvoro drawn out and on tho Friday
prort'dliiK 1H. Patrons of the Milia
ry fioquontly u-marU. "Tho books
j on have horo have been ably and
ovldunt that yon need a groat many
'ovidontt hat yon need n gioat many
inoro with wjiich to moot this grow
iug need." A number of now books
liavo Just boon ordorod, and the fol
lowing have been rocentl.y recolvod:
Hood (Myrtle) Tho Shadow of
Victory.
Lawndos (Mis. Malloc) Studios
in Wives.
Thayor (John Adams) Astlo.
Soott (Loroy) Tins Sheais of Des
tiny. Dorset (O.) A Succossful Wife.
Waugk (Frank A.) Tho l.and
jonpo lloautifiil.
Vomon (Max) In. and Out or
Nkfruneo.
tagrlof (Solma) Story of Gostn
Itojllnw
inolnlr (May) Tho Creators.
Rold (Jane Urowster) Ttio Owls
Bf.Bt. Ursula.
Munolo (Ellzaboth Hamilton)
PiMjr Kpoolts of Llfo.
I'nlne (Albeit Ulgelow) Tho Ship
UwoMurs.
Morrte (Couvornour) Tlio Voice
III tho Mlco.
Cutting (Mary Stewart) Tho
Uuforoioon.
FALSE WEIGHTS ARE
PLENTIFUL IN BUTTE
HUTTE, Mont., Nov. If). As
town where false wolghts flourlhhed
among various doaiots In foodstuffs,
llutto is u to notchor, riccoidlng to
'1'. S. Holbiook of tho bunMU of
standards of tho department of com
merce and labor today.
, Ilolbrook Is touilng tho western
states making Investigations to as
certain tho extent of tho employment
of shortwelghts by doalois.
Speaking of his dlscovoiles In
Mutto, Ilolbrook dald:
"The shortages nro enormous. In
fart 1 never haw nnj thing like It In
all iu oxpoiloncy "
You belloveil Hint "dead stock" to
he salable when you roukUI iL
l'rqlinlilv it was arid is. Concen
trate a little ndvortifcing on it and,
in a week. foiRot that it ever worrier
you.
Meeting of Pennsylvanians.
I The Rogue Riicr Society of Na
tive J'onnsvlwininnH will meet Sat
, unlny, No ember 'JO, in the First
I'ldhhyterinn vlituch of Medford m
.11 ti. m. Kach otio is to bung n bns-
kot of good thingh lor himself and
ououmi niso inr one ouior. ;i i
oVIook noon u basket dinner will bo
onjo.od in tho oliureh.
Tho oummittue on eolois and (ho
I'onnsvlvnnia hndgo appointed last
year will have a supply for now
mumhors. The committee on pro
gram will announce the pioginui in
the papois. Kvory I'oniiisylvaiiiaii
will lie oMKictcd to hao homo remi-,
ni'.oenoe of tho old Koystono Stnte.
All iiatiio I'eniihylvnuiaiih mo inum
heis and are invited and wolcomod.
Tlio hiibbandb and tho wives of na
tive I'oniisvhiuiians iiivt aKo oiudi
uJIv imilod t. he in altendaiioe.
J. K. WATT. J'ios.
W. F. SHIKUIS, h.
Attell-Moore Go Put Off.
XKW YORK, X. lfl -The M-Irll-.Mixiif
fight, Kflioduled to take
place hero next week, wan Mi"tHinod
(imIhv until Nowiiibor '20, in order tu
give At toll muio time for Imiiiinjc.
Tlw ittmnniMit was gmnted nt
Attoll'k ieiuit. Tlio fowthorvi eight
chii)ii"'i doolmod he was n bit "lf
hi food."
Abie Mwrilio hU ciiniliUiMi to too
lunch work mid attrihutrd tlii for
liw fnilure to ulni I'rankio f'onle
don iol in their rw-Mit bout m Now
OiKutu
Advertised Letter List.
Tho lolloping list of letters io-
mam uncallod tor ;nt tho postoffico
at Medfoid, Or., Wednesday, N'oiom
ho r 10:
B. M. Atkins, P. T. Atkins, Aitliur
Albio, llnro Allen, David Aikin, Ago
Transfer Co., Fred Abbolt,-Lula Ad
kins, ,1. F. Ilniham, Bd Ila.ter, A.
H. Mania, ('. A. Hates, Ida Hangoit,
Floionco Mlako (3), Mis. A. L.
Hooue, II. K. Mowmnn, Jacob Miaudt.
Wm. Mioad, John R. Mrown, Leila
('. Ihown, Mildicd lliown, Jh-n.
Cliailes lliown,. T. ('. Hussons, Daisy'
Hums, Mrs. I'. T. Huik, II. N. Mm
Ion, K. J. Munis, D. Colali, Air. Cos
giovo, Roy Cochian, A. Clement,
Airs. Marshall Clark, Chas. I. Chain
tilin, Fieri R. Cliaiapliu, F. h. Craw
fonl, J. II, Coulter, AIih. Ada Cios
bv, K. niljon, C.A. Diou, Mrs. L.
M. Davix, Thomas JMsoll, Cm no
Biyo, R. R. F.stos, llimy Kseisliod,
I lurry Fulton, Win. It. daiiclt, (loo.
D. Gardner, Karl (Hllihand, A. II.
Oniy, A. D. Grant (2), Finuk A.
Gicsav, V. Glass (2), George IIniii
lin, II. C. Hninilton (2), Faiin.e
Hanoy, Rev. James Hascall, William
Hengan, .Mix. D. W. Heiilov, II. A.
Holmes, Alts. liauiin Hunt, Jack
EQUIPPED PLACER MINES
of 150 acres of deeded land, for stile on
forms. Properly has one giant, several hun
dred feut.of pipe, reservoirs, ditelies, wafer
right, eoota house, hunk house and ofher
huildings. Good dump and grade for flume.
Mostly coai-so gold. Five miles from rail
road and in Jackson rounf y. "Wagon road to
mine. Orchard and garden.
ROOM 3, 123 MAIN STREET
REMINISCENCES OF 1851. "'"'r, Colonel G. W. T.
Nipilt, Captain Angel, tho Alillep-
(Conllnurd from I'a8 1.) n(l n(,nv M,1)S() num.H (0 Jop
It w.is in the tall of 18.ril or cml.V K(,((n. C. C. lleokinaii is the onh
spnng ol lh'iJ that gold was tirst t.fj w,m I know of iiom
lluiihos Mrs Ijuhkh Horn ill,. ll,,.'h'I,M"(: " '0, "",l K "' ' 011" Ml w,,,,m ' Kll,,w m ,,0M1
K .ned,,;,t" , hA y ! TA ""-.""!" u,:Vn,k. Aly dear, good liiond, a
man. S. 1 Iluntor Robert II., 'hoi, ,eV- " tt,", ia?nA "," " ,,""k'"' ,U,,,,V' .,0,,, ,ho ,irHl V"m
Hoiniotta Jolimon. T. S. Johnstone '" '""'i (l." 'lies by ,i iiiuu iiuiu-. 0X,rw,H Iix.i.i YieKa to JaeUon.
Jr I'volyn laoks.n II V KnUht l'il Ja(,Uo' wl" ,,,1,)l ll ,!,,lij It was in the siu.imor of IH.'iO that
c"ll....,nrt w i'',n'i x ?".' . clou' to whoio Jiivkhonvilli!, Jmniw A. IMnney, in company with
l. It. Lehnert, W. Lmigell. Lichton-
stem & .Moms, F. J. I.ucid, Vincent
F. Ali'lkim, Geoito Alilletlo, Mis.
Geo. AlcClain, J. II. Alayfield, W. II.
Alason, C. 0. Alotcalf, Cia. C. .Moi
calf, J. O. Novil, Miw. Rhodn Alilloi,
C. II. Miller CJ), All. Alice Afortou
Cm lis Aloisun, Air. AIcN'ntty, David
AI. 1'iiirv, Kdwiu I'aik, Al. Grace
roici-bon, .Mm. Swantio I'otorson,
Lulu I'lotfilt, 1'iod Q.iimby, Airs.
Roienioe Smith, Aim. Kutliurinu
Stone, Jack Ktilliwiu.
riu'kage Kdwuiil Doan.
I'aitios calling for tho above lot.
tors will please say "Aiwirtjsod." A
ohm go f l (.(nit will lo mudtt upon
doliioiy.
A. AI. WOODFORD, V. AI.
Joy Riders Killed.
the seat ot Jackson couulv, is Joiat-1 tM father, loft Iowa mid dossed hc
od todaTSciling crook was located, ,,jH ('uhlViniiu. Later Mr I'm
by Mr. Stoiling later. That pioM-d 10V diiflod up into outhoin Oiogon,
rich and built up Juekpouulle. ' Jaoksomillc, just ns the Roguo inci
in 1851 there was no sicklings on
the plaiiiH, but in' 1852 there was a
big immigration and people diod h
the liuudiods ot nJMiloni. all owing
'tioiiutry began to settle up. He imil
a paok tiain to Ciosceiil Cit., on flu
count, foi .soimi time.
In tho slimmer ot 1831 ho j'.unj
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MI Sjnamim?--" I IPUTril TUC nilnnii
r w .yyiiiii." i.iun r.ia n r" n.iMiii lu
f'ftbtWi. Lf caring for volir inoiiev. Onen an
. '" -.-iiccnunt UPd nt once bo iclioiod of
nil nuxioty about thieves, firo or
gather soiiicoh of danger to your
flash. Tho FARMERS' & FRUIT
GROWERS' RANK Is a much surer
place for vour cash thnn your home
or office, Deposit yours heic so as
to get tho security of its strong,
lireproof vaults. Commence today
and i Icon sounder tonight.
LANDQUIST, JOHNSON & LILIUS, INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
Special Representative for
International Real Estate
Association, Chicago, 111.
AGENT FOR
FRANKLIN FIRE INS. CO.
RELIANCE FIRE INS. CO.
BARGAINS AND MONEY
MAKERS IN FARMS, ORCH
ARDS & TIMBER LANDS.
201 St. Mark's Building, Phone 2411
r
to thn fact ot their iiyt taking U a volunteer iiiiinnii of DO men ami
piccaiition ot pioiding thomsolxcs :,o packs under comiumid ol ( n I
with a botllc of I'orry Dais' pain- tain Josbe Walker. II. F. Dowell I
killoi. In Chicago during the hjiiii- other, to go mil on the nlmns
mcr of 18 III, when (lie epidemic wi osooit In oinigriuiU. Thoy started out
mging. thorn woo HO death ill oiu'0st ia Klamalli ant, Gooc ,iKe
day. 1 was lakou irith tho oraipiisl anI lliiough the .Modoc couutit
one nay; I took a big jolt ot roil') i were out all suniinur and hclpi i'
Dmvih' pain-killer, laid doun'on hhiuiiv people who woio short on i., !
louiittt) and went to sloup and wakeflj lions, and saod iiiaiiy a famih I
mi in lh e filing fooling as fiisk
a young colt.
In the spring of 18-VJ a big iui-
miifmlioii fnun tho Willaiuotto vai-
BAKKRSFIrJI.D, Nov. If). 1'. IT.'e enl out to what is toda callodup by tho gogod people of Southern
Oiogou. For his rfiimiiicr's noil. AI.
fioii) being iiMMMiriud by the lieacii
oious ledskiiiM. Jackson gout out .
second 1 1 ttiil with piowsion-., tiie
most liuuiaiio expedition our gotlei'
KtfittTlttltU ti ill n ii ffrnt ..,! i .... . ....
' " . "v, itu iwu jfihtipimip county, llioio wo no
womon whoio natnos aro not yet tlUlltv ,il0, ,, Mlurirf or tax ool-
known won. luitmitly klllo.1 near ,oHo,.-) )lt mm ,tt,,,v MM)lIu.
Maricopa today when tlio automobile Tl. inllov ..! villa..M s..nl..d m.
In wlilch they were dilMng ut- nlu(h. ,. ,. lip Jri)1,j )1I1U.N l , ,,. ))(.K T( mh1'J ,,
"r 'arouud TorlKud Mini that secliou Rui Jidiii'uu bit Jack-.,ii u,t
l'iiuioy !ecoiod tho uiiiiiitlcont hiiiu
of .WO f i oiu the lonitorv.
In tlio cam Mining ot 1 H (1 : 1 J A
tin-
EVERYMAN'S
CAR
Se BRUiSH
RUNABOUT
llac vou oMimincd the Rrusli? If net you should do so, as it has
many stiong distinctno features. Absolutely tho easiest riding car
iiianiifaclmed on account of its -.pung construction. Onlcr now for
siiiing dcliion V O Hon .17. THIX). V. AIARSH, Aledfoid, 11J S
King Mi cot. ,
wn tli with thtoe unck hums of 20 steamer for tho uppor country. At
mules oiteh tlQ iiyileA and a boll Umatilla, thoy loaded Svitii gonoial
horse. A thU waajliu biggest trai.i
opr on Iho load, It mealed ipiito
an excitement Ihiougli the I'liuxpia
mid Willaini'iie alle-i Aining at
l'jillaiid, thcN till dupiwd mi Iho
morclinudiso for tho hpsin conUrv.
Air. Pinmiy stoppt'd at Idulm Cih,
Btnrtcd building atmes, of wlui'li in
built throe, m(l soi)t his tram buck
uflci' more good.
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