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PERSOHAL ITEMS GREAT ERA OF
O. C. Uobo of Phoenix was a Moil
ford visitor Saturday.
Huvo you scon the wlndowB at tho
Mcdfonl Hardware Co.?
W. H. Hooker returned Krldny
froji'i Spokane, where ho had been
Rttandlng tho Northwestern applo
Bhow.
Hnvo Xmas photos made at Greg
ory's studio. v
A,, D. Holhis has returned from
tho Spokane applo Bhow.
Moor-Ehnl Co., exclustvo agents
for property In Crescont and Wnko
field, Or., towusltes on Hill's now
railroad. Seo them. Crescent Is
division point. 220
V. ,E. Hamll of Englo Point was a
MedfoVd visitor Saturday.
Dr. Stophcnson, graduate optician,
fits glasses to correct any defect of
tho cyo. Office over Allen & Roa
gari's. Phono Main 1851. 212
W. C. Pick ford of Portland Is a
Medford visitor on business.
Is your iouso wlrcdY Ono cigar
les a day would pay for a hundred
per cont lncroaso In comfort. Start
living tho electric llfo. tf.
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Dull of Mt. Ver
non, WnRli., nro In Medford on a visit.
II. 13. Tronson of Eaglo Point is
in Medford on a business visit.
If you haven't got a block in Oak.
dale Park addition you had hottct
got one at once. Seo V. H. Everhard,
909 Ninth street, Wcbt, for particu
lars. . tf
A. J. Hanby, principal' of tho Gold
Hill public school, was in Medford
Saturday on business.
Have you noticed tho now build
ings golns up In Oakdnlo Park ad
dition Just south of Mr. Root's? tl
II. P. Mulkey will deliver an ad
dress boforo tho Central Point Y. M.
C. A. Sunday afternoon.
Every light but electricity gtve
off smoke and smoke contains soot
which deposits on your wall paper,
curtains, draperies. Electric light
glowK In an air tight bulb. tf.
Mrs. II. Li. Young of Drownsborr
came In Saturday to remain, a few
days.
Fifty-three ncrcs special, 10 acre
coming into bearing orchard. Call oi
J. B. "Wood, Condor Water & Powe
Co.'b office. tt
Captain M. P. Eggleston of Ash
land wns in Medford and Jackson
ville Saturday on business.
Tho Hull auto llvory has decided
to accommodate tho trado to and
from tho opera, nntatorlum dances,
cafes and so forth, and by placing
a call they will call for you at any
time. Tliolr orders will bo booked
at their office Phono 3111.'
It. 11, Hopkins of Central Point
wns In Medford looking after busi
ness mntters Saturday.
Havo you visited tho "Mnrlnollo
Shop?" You nro invited to call up
stairs In the Kcntor block nnd exam
Ino tho nicely fitted rooms and learn
about "Marinella."
S. W. McCIendon of Gold Hill wns
In Medford on business Saturday.
Freo demonstration of tho White
HtiuBo Pantry, a now kitchen conven
ience. Room 207 Taylor & Phlppc
bldg. 212
Ed L. Hughes of Ashlnnd, one o
tho hustlers of that end of tho val
ley, was In Medford on a buulnost
trip Saturday.
U'h a pleasuro to Btop Into tho Med
ford Hardware Co.'s storo slnco it luu
been romodelled. '
J. W. Myers was In Medford from
Central Point Saturday.
Wantod Hoardors. A now board
ing house has opened at 70G South
Onkdnlo. Call and soo us for fair
trontmont, or address P. II. More
land. 302
In V. Salisbury of Woodstock, 111.
Is hero on a trip of Inspection.
Mohr-Ehni Co. for loans. 231
Tho Medford Hardware Co. Is thr
placo to select your gifts all use
ful! P. E. Scantlln of Talont was a
Mudford visitor Friday.
Tho Medford Hardware Co. wel
coiih'h you to iho now storo, where nl
moot n complcto now stock Is now on
display.
Mrs. P, Streets upent this ht&l
week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McCIendon of
Gold Hill left Saturday afternoon for
Lnuipoc, Cal., where they will spend
tho wluter. Mr. and Mrs. McCIen
don aro among tho fow survlvlnp
roupleH of thoso who mado the ox
team trip across the plains In the
early '50s. While therij aro a num
ber of pioneer men nnd women still
living In southern Oregon, occasion!
are not frequent where ono find?
two people growing old together whe
took that Journey together in their
youth.
PROGRESS HERE
Such Is tho Belief of Theodore D.
Wilcox, President of the' Orcrjon
Development League, Which Meets
Monday In Salem.,
PORTLAND, Or., 'Nov. !. Thul
tins btute is now enteriiu upon n
jireut era it' railroad building mid
thut now is the time to do tho ut
most to attract settlers is tho belief
of Theodore 11. Wilcox, president ol
tlio Oregon Dovelt)inent league, in
telliiiK of tho publicity campaign that
will bo planned ut tho uiintial con
vention of tho league to bo held at
Salem next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday,
"1 venture to predict," said Presi
dent Wileox, "that no state in the
Union will build more railroads thai
Oregon during the next live years,
with the possible exception of Mon
lant, which is oO per cent larger ami
whero conditions aro the bamo as
here.
"This makes the Uiiuo particu
larly opportune to work for tle de
velopment of this state. The new
roads now building will bring in
niauv now settlers and the commer
cial elubs of tho stato will attend l
their distribution.
"The coming convention will bo :i
valuable opportunity for the repre
sentatives of the various eommerci.il
bodies (o get together and oxchangi
ideas, gather inspiration and roeeiw
Jiicouragenicnt for the eomiuu
year."
President Wilcox is on tho pro
.'ram for an address njid it will bi
iho most notable of tho convention,
riioroughly conversant as he is with
iho industrial development of thv
Pacific northwest, anything ho max
ay of tho future of this great region
wll be listened to with interest.
BATHTUBS USED BY
MEN FOR COAL BINS
CHICAGO. Noy. 12G.-No more
bathtubs will be installed in the
houses to bo built for the foreign
Workmen employed by tho various
subsidiary companies of the United
States Steel corporation at Gary,
lud. This is the edict that ciiino from
tho big corporation vi'inhiv.
Hnsklns for health.
You Are Not Sure That
You Have Done The
BEST
on that bill of ;
LUMBER
Until You Have Tried the
Medford Lumber Co.
Quality, Quantity and Price
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Timely
Hint
MEDFORD
Hasklns for health.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
Night 'Phones:
F. W. Weeks, 2071' .
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
Mr. and Mrs. A. Decker of Port
nnd wore Medford visitors Friday
ind Saturday.
Your uBofulnesa ends when your
eyesight falls. Seo Dr. Hlckort now
W. E. Hnmll of Eaglo Point wns
In Medford Friday on business.
Tho Ladles' Improvement club of
Contrnl Point nrranged last Friday
night for a concert nt tho Methodist
church In Central Point, which wnH
very woll attended nnd greatly en
Joyed. Members of tho Mod Curd
onsorvntory furnished tho' music.
Wolborn Heoson of Talent was In
ledford on business Saturday.
Fred C. Kelly, brother of E. E.
'oily, tho well known Medford at
torney, Is here on a short visit.
J. It. Wright Is on a business trip
o Portland.
Fred M, Cummins Is In Portlnnil
in business connected with tho Rogue
tlvor Canall company.
Yv. J. Scot of upper Iloguo river
s In Medford for tho wlntor,
A. A. Davis and Scott Davis and
families leave this week to wlntor
n southern California.
Wnltof J. Martin Is In Chicago on
i biiHincss trip.
A. D. Holms of Ashland, Colonel
It. C. Washburn of Tnblo Hock, II.
'. Tronson of Eagle Point were
imong fruitgrowers who spout Sat-
rday In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. II. Taylor, pro
'rlotors of tho Waldorf hotol at
Voodvllle, leave soon for Red Hluff,
'nl., to spond the wlntor. Dr. Woods
ticcoods Mr. Taylor as president' of
tho Woodvllle Commercial club and
Ir. nnd Mrs. Wluf will succeed to
he management of the hotel.
Non-rust umbrellas with dotarh-
ble handlos at H. T. Van Do Car's,
2.00 and up. . All silk and hair
llk tops at $1.00 to $2,50, Keep
ut of the wot, and got a non-rust
tmbrel!a.Phlpps bldg.
Wgodvlllo is the scone of groat
ic(lvlty those days. Tho foundation
if the now bank Is being built; Palm-
r and Palmor aro building a large
varehouso; Mr. Perclval has finished
a two-stamp mill on his mine art-
olnlng Woodvllle, and other con
itructiou Is under way.
Mrs. J. H. Fry of Grants Pass has
been visiting with Mr. ul Mrs Rob
ert L. Taylor In this elty the past
wpaV- MYh K'iv Ih ko iniicli lmnrenn-
ed with the city that sho cqntem-
plates disposing of ber luterwti Id j "
Grants Pass and moving to Medford. j -
Joe Cuthberl, who Is recovering .daughter, who have been vei
from an attack of appendicitis, will better
be removed from tho Southern Ore
gon hospital to his home today.
Rev W. T Goulder. formerly of
this rlty. but now of Coqiilll Or
has wired friends that his wife and
Now that tho Thanksgiving rush is oyer the next
thing in order is .your. CHRISTMAS SHORIMNCI.
We tire displaying the new Holiday Ooods and sug
gest that tin early look will he most advantageous to
voir
You will find a welcome awaits yon at the
"Mttortsr Con-act CJoihicra "
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Do It Now
Get Firsl: Choice
n iitii ii ITU ana
While my stock is most complete. Just what you
decided on may he gone. A small payment will save
you a possible disappointment,
SEE OUR LINE
WATCHES DIAMONDS
Cri.' (JLASS KTERLIXU TABLEWARE
(JOL1) AND COM) FILLED .IKWI3I.UV
STATIONERY CLOCKS .
UMBRELLAS .1 EWEL CASUS
stick UNO nov io i ;r IKS
WATKRMAN FOUNTAIN PENS
CAR VINO SKTS TO! HOT SKTS, I0TC.
Good Goods at Right Prices
J. W. DIAMOND
115 East Main
Medford, Or.
III. are
Tho wi.e ramo In answer to
queries sent li I in following a roiiuit
current here that his dauKhtpr had
(li.-l
Mm I. K VtbltliiK cf KmkI" I'olii
l sifiidlng a few das In Miulfnnl
.1 I) Cutlilxri, who has bctm vis
King hi son In tins city '(. the past
two urtK-ks has loturned 10 his homo
in San I'ranNsfo.
C'lisiles Yunx and wife left Frl
d. rm .i iiiit Honolulu T II ml
Mil ! niiHfir Miiiic ttiiio
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home
A Little Poem with a
Real Moral
"Jever know of
Jem Willets?"
course you know him he's been alive these many years. lie makes his
liwnn.' ui I'H'ry rii.v 111 iiiu iimvciai:. i,i mo uuun:ooiuu, ucut wa tttwava
"too durned earlv'or too lato." and he is a charter member of tho a Brotherhood
of Lost Opportunities." wtesAi
Jem Willets' Luck
Jem Willcth v..s here whert 111' luntl
.wns nil slough
Wheru lli1 depot is now mi' Hi' rail
road rutiH through;
iv lie owned a hull forty o' towiisile,
by gum,
An' let it nil go tli tuxes, I vuinl
Ilu could huvo bought Perking' uddi-
tinu, 1 guesu,
1 For twenty-i'ivo dollnrs, mi mubbc
for less:
An' ho wiih unco offered th' hull
block of laud
, Fer (i Mpim o' gray mules, where th'
L'ourtliouso'll stand.
,
' Jem ! Willets Hiiys oouiehow H' n!-
" . wnya his fulo
To bo durn iwirly or else bo too lute.
Th' steuni ears atop now on Hi' wny
Moiu' throiiKh
Wliere he ued t' 'cut hay 'fore they
f, diaitu'd out th',louIi. ,
- , k Jem WillelH buys imbodyM over, huu'
tliouuht
v jV (lepot'd bo hhilt on ho ilurn wut n
', I't ; a.
" An' he let it o for n soi, nn' I vow
'Ijo'tj Wuth niuli a "thousand an aeio
i iiKhl now I
, Jem .WillotH, hu wayn, whe.ro In'
'f ' ' HllllOol boiinl llllH JlUUidll
v Wiih offered I' him fqr two lollnr
-4i lot,
' An' Mild for two thousand th' week
hofore hint,
' Whlu'h ruiiH inter profit, Jem saytf,
(uirty fast,
, V,t heM only known what th' fn
luro'd brim:
' rf HeM, bo wulh a million thtsniinute,
, , ' b.v jiiiKl
f 'Cur. Iniid huIIh today for n thoi'nmuil
,' ' ' !l '"l ' ' ' '
l Tlitit'mleJiL it' boon Jctii'M'.jlHt'u6 e,urfv
, , '" .' iiH not'!
j'WhoM ever 'o' thouhl," Hiiyw Jem
".TVavM'be heelc u town- wliere jUt
lu- -.Hu' nnd used t' Iiol'L .-'. '".
Right here in Medford you will find
".Jem," and in a few short years Jem
or some of his cronies will be repenting
to themselves the poem, ".Jew Wil-
letts' Lifck." '
And well may .Tent and his followers
complain, especially as to that section
of Medford known as SrSKTYOU
. 11 EIGHTS.
Siskiyou Heights
Addition
"A PERFECT HOME SITE FOR '
PARTCULAR PEOPLE."
I f you tire looking for a (dose-in coun
try home location, you cannot do better
than buy in this beautiful villa-tract,
with its many attractive, features which
you will only be, able to appreciate wehn
you see the property.
DON'T BE A JEM WILLIOTTS-
If you have the least inclination to
associate with "Jem," coino in and visit
with us a few moments we feel satis
fied that you will reform that you will
give JEM and his followers a cool re
ception, after talking the question of a
country homesito in Sis,kiyoulIeights
with us. .
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Caution-
Don't Be too durned
late
Gome in and see us
II inlikeH him dlricuHtcd when liu
.! ." t l,t't,K a htink ' '
' Wliere liu uhciI t' fill up his old w.i
,. i ; lertauk. 'i
lit juist pien I' sliow thill there uin't
,- ' ;; liothln' fair
I jAlJout life at all, an' lh feller tl"'t'
j. fiiuare,
'An' il)ii't waul it all, hu jint blins
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'An' ihni't waul it
Jvliuio ho i,
While VuhomeiH uit
uit money that oiler
o bo his I
X W, l-'oluy ii tho Saturday
JJeninnr I'ost. '.
Oregon Orchards Syndicate
116 East Main Street
Medfore, Ore.
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Y OU ARE CORCIALLY INViTED TO AN
A Exhibition and Demonstration of
La Grecque Corsets
From November 128th to December '.)vi, 1910.
An expert corsetiere from New York will be here to show you how nnich
improvement you can make in your figure by wearing these stylish, shapely and
thoroughly practical corsets.
Every woman desirous of looking her best should get expert advice of this
New York Corsetiere, With her aid you will enhance the good lines of your
figure and improve any poor one.
The Emporium
O. E. Tackstrom, Proprietor, Medford, Oregon
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