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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QRflflON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1010
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B. Connur and wlfo of Table Rock
aro In the city doing some shopping.
Hev. J. K. Day returned Friday to
his home In Woodvlllc after spend
ing a couple of dnys In Medford on
business.
A special motor wns run from Jack
sonville Thursday night to accommo
date a number of commercial trav
elers. A number of Jacksonville cit
izens took advantago of tfie occasion
for a Joy ride.
Daniel I'rescott, the novelist-lawyer
of Casper, Wyo Is in town. Mr.
I'rescott has written but one book,
"Who Held It," which wua written
nud publlBhod at Glonrock, Wyo in
1S8C. Since then Mr. I'roBcott has
been engaged In tho practice of law
and Is now on his way to Grants Pass,
stopping hero only for a few hours by
appointment with his clients.
Charles Olson, qutto well known
In the uper river country and who
linn been at Wrangle, Alaska, for the
past two years, came In Friday morn
ing from Grants Pass. Mr. Olson
has no flntterlng report to mako of
Alaska during tho IS months he
"mushed" for gold.
George G. Haverly, who last week
came down from Weed, Cal.,f In
search of a location, has accepted
employment for the winter In Med
ford and will bring his family hero
In nbout two weeks. Mr. Haverly
says' that n "Winter In Weed" would
ba a good title for a tragedy.
Monr-Klmi Co., loans, Fruitjjrnw-
ers' Hank liuililimr.
Mrs. I'carlo Lo Von Weber' is leav
ing for San Francisco, whom she will
spend tho holidays.
Wanted Doardors A now board
ing house has opened at 700 South
Oaltdalo. Call and see us for fair
treatment, or address F. II. Moro
lantl. 302
Mrs. Claude Glalzo and children
leave Saturday for Chicago, whore
they will spend tho holidays.
II. D. Patterson, tho Quaker Nur
seryman, Is going to Salom Satur
day to pack his nursery stock. Bet
ter get busy.
Mrs. A. S. Rosenbaum has returned
from a ten-day visit In Portland.
Xmnn photos made by Mnekey will
nlensp. "
Mrs. J. W. Wllfy will leave soon
for a few weeks' visit In Salt Lake
City.
The Plaza Oyster Parlors, tho place
to eat. Commercial lunch 11 a. m.
to 2 p. m. Upstairs, opposite First
National bank.
John F. Manley of tho Roguo RIvor
Canal company is in Chicago attend
ing tho land show.
Havo you noticed tho now build
ings going up in Oakdalo Park ad
dition Just south of Mr. Root's? tf
E. J. Barron of Aspen, Col., was
among the arrivals on tho late train
Thursday night. Mr. Barron is an
nrchltect and may locato at some
point' In southern Oregon. Ho will
remain In Medford until Monday.
II. B. Patterson, tho Quaker Nur
neryman, is going to Salem Satur
day to pack his nursery stock. Bet
ter get busy.
Georgo W. Grimm, whoso place of
abode Is Vancouver, Wash., is here
nn business concerning an orchard
tract In which a number of Washing
ton parties aro Interested. Tho lands
urn as vet undeveloped, and Mr.
Grlninib refuses to stato as to whether
or not It is tho Intention of tho com
niiiiv to dovelop them.
Kverv llcht but electricity glvos
off smoko and smoko contains soot,
which deposits on your wall paper,
..,i,.ina .irnnerles. Electric light
..tmv in nn air tight bulb. u.
Paul Lake of Central Point was In
Medford Thursaay ovonlng for shot
gun supplies, and ho promised a flno
mallard duck to all his acquaintances
which will consume about as man)
birds as the law will allow.
If you haven't got a block In Oak
,!! Pnrk addition yon hnd bettoi
got ono nt once. See W. II. Evorhard,
909 Ninth street, West, for partlcu-
Inru
Dr. J. C. Nunn of Clovls, Cal.. will
annn.l a week In Medford and vicmiu
moorly seeing the country and enjoy
ing a release from a strenuous prac-
hpa The doctor deoinres nu m
r,vdv In love with tho Rogue RIvor
vnlley.
n T. Van Do Car carries the I.lo
by" "Hawks" and "Horn's" rich cut
claw. Philips bldf?.
Georgo D. Moon of Winnipeg. Man.
,..i, i,.i4 been Investigating tho moth
ods of whoat farming in eastern Ore-
i iir...itiim'nn. la s nenu iik
gon auu "" o -.
few days In the Roguo River valloj
Mr. Moon Is astonlshod at the go
forward plrlt pt Medford.
You can buy "Llbby." "Hawkes
and Horn'" ct glass ai van
rar'a Phlims bldg.
F. II. Moore, who camo out on the
i-a i,nnt from Nome, declares wmi
i.o iinri n hard summer In
Nome. Bad woath-r prevailed
throughout the soason and tho com
,on hrd found but little of the yel
low metal, although largo mining
concerns did well.
Don't forget tho Christmas solo at
i.-.i.viurinn I'll 11 roll aaiuruHjr.
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Decenibttr
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Henry Evans camo up from Central
Point on business Friday morning.
Mr. Evans recently camo to tho val
ley from Albertn and says Hie dif
ference In the winters nlono Is
enough to pay a man for the change,
let alone the much better ttmeu on
Joyed on this side the border line.
W. E. Whiteside camo up from
Central Point Frldny morning to at
tend to the consummation of an Im
portant real estate deal In connection
with his Central Point office. Mr.
Whiteside was not at liberty to make
a statement concerning the transac
tion at tho present tlmo.
Before buying that new suit, coat
or dress, see Ahrens. 217
Remarkable values In suits, coats
and dresses ut Ahrens. 217
A geoural price reduction on suits,
coats and dresses at Aliren's. 217
Editor Purdln, who Is preparing to
move his printing plant from Cen
tral Point to this city, camo' up Fri
day morning to meet his colleagues
and make final arrangements for a
building In which to house tho Rogue
Magazine plant.
Will L. Anderson of Roseburg, who
has been visiting In tho valley for
ten days, returned homo Friday. Mr.
Anderson Is preparing to homestead
a quarter section of Medford femininity.
Senator-olect von dor Hellon of
Wollen wns a recent visitor In Med
ford.
S. Vilas Beckwlth broke his right
arm Tuesday night In cranking A. C.
Flero'a automobile.
William Hart Hamilton of San
Jose, Cal., who lias largo Interests In
tho valley, is visiting Medford.
Free rending rooms at Presbyte
rian church, open every evening from
(!:30 to 10 except Sunday.
Luther Stormfeltz, ji scenic pho
tographer of Colorado Springs, Is
among tho lato arrivals. Mr. Storm
feltz will take somo select vlows of
Rogue River valley scenery homo with
him.
Lato magazines, papers, and pe
riodicals at Presbyterian reading
room In church, corner Holly and
.Main streets. Open C:30 to 10 p.
m. Every man and boy is Invited
to spend the evening hero.
Wesley Clomonts of Grants Pass
came In on tho Thursday night train
and will reninln until Sunday on bus
iness. He la courting, but not nt
Jacksonville.
Wo sorve tho best meals In town.
Flret-class cooking. Good service.
Hue. Tho Plaza Cafe, 128 ISast fluun
street. t
Jnmes C. Bell of tho Washington
Hieedors' association Is In MedTord
for tho day. Mr. Bell Is here In the
Interest of his breeding fnrin In Skn
Ult county, whore he Is breeding fine
Belgian draft horses. Ho anticipates
tho establishment of a breeding farm
In southern Oregon.
Have your Xmns photos mndo hy
Mnekey if you want soiuetliinj,' lo
lease. tf
Mrs. Penrlo R. White is leaving
for Klamath Falls.t whero bIio will
spend a few dnys with llor husband,
Tom C. White.
Moor-Ehnl Co., oxcluslvo ngonts
for property In Crescent and Wake
field, Or., townsltes on Hill's new
railroad. Seo them. Crescent U
llvlslon point. 220
Mrs, E. J. Hnrrlngton, wlfo of E. J
Harrington, tho stenrn and water
heater contractor, will nrrlvo this
evening from Fargo, N. I)., accompa
nied by her baby. Ed Is walking the
streets In earnest anticipation of
their snfo arrival.
Is your louso wlrodT Ono cigar
lesH a day would pay for a hundred
ior cent Increase In comfort. Start
'Ivlng tho electric life. tf.
O. It. Walker, recently from Sag
inaw, Mich., Is here looking over the
field with a view to entering tho plan
ing mill and fancy builders' matorlal
buslnoss. Mr. Walkor has spent
many years fn this line of business.
Flfty-threo acros special, 10 acres
coming Into bearing orcbord. Call on
t. n. Wood, Condor Wutcr &. Power
7o.'s office. tf
Will H. Thomas of Clrclo City.
Alaska, arrived In Medford Thursday
night. Ho declares tho land of Ice
and gold to be hard lines, much cold
und little gold, and believes bettor
gold fields exist In southern Oregon
than In that part of Alaitka which he
has visited.
Tho Hull auto livery has decided
to accommodate the trado td and
from the cfera, nataorlum dances, '
cafes and so forth, and by placing j
a call they will call for you at any
time. Their order will bo booked '
at their office. Phono 3141. !
Ed R. Goldlng. who resides near'
Merlin, la transacting business in
Medford and vicinity. '
John It. Miller Is hero from Creed,'
Col. Mr. Mlllor Is a minor. '
My prices aro reasonable. Your eye
sight U priceless. Dr. Itlckert, ovor
Kontner's. '
W. II. Carleton of Contral Point Is
In tho city .transacting buslnetw and
will remain uiitil Monday morning.
The C. E. will give a chlckon pie
upper In tho Prb)terlan churcV
parlors Saturday. December 3, (row
5-30 to 7:30. 217
William 11. Steiul of Ashland was a
Medford visitor Friday.
Peter M. Kershaw spent Thursday
In Jacksonville on business. i
Chnrles A. Mnlboouf. manager of !
tho Commercial club, hns roturncd .
from Salem, where ho addressed tho
Oregon Development league.
J. W. McDonald, wife, son nnd two
daughters, arrived Thursday from
Corvallls nnd, should Medford suit
thoni, Mr. McDonald will buy proper
ty and build a home. ,
There were 92 patients In the
buildings at tho tlmo or the fire, 10'
of whom were quite helpless. They
were all rescued without mishap, but
were afterwards exposed for hours to i
a cold, raw wind. The flro origin-,
ated in tho boiler room.
Thoroughly experienced mncli su
perintendent (married) desires posi
tion. Highest credentials. Thono
Main 2574. 21S
William Holmes and son, who ar
rived In their firm namo Thursday
night, will go to Butto Fnlls Satur
day, where they expect to buy lots,
build and enter tho gonoral merchan
dise business on a Inrge scale. They
hail from Enid, Okla. ,
Frank Brndsberry of Spokane.
Wash., la hero on a business mission
In connection with an orchard tract
near Eaglo Point. Ho will remain
over Sundny after returning from
Eagle Point.
John J. Story, who Is looking for
a plnco In which to build a homo, Is
among tho recent arrivals. Mr. Sto
ry Is spending Friday In Jackson
ville. He camo fnXm Plorro, S. D.
W. J. McCrackln of Victor. Col.,
Is stopping In Medford for a few
days. Mr. McCrackln is nn agricul
turist of 'Colorado and Is hero to In
vestigate tho agricultural possibili
ties of southorn Oregon.
Fruit tree9 continue to nrrlvo and
Inspector J. W. Myers la still busy
looking for tho mlcrobo of tho Bnrt
lott and the bacterln of tho Hello
Flower.
Henry Jordan, who Is n forest
ranger from Klnmnth county, la
spending tho week In Medford.
C. A. Gunnison, who arrived
Thursday night from Albuquerque,
X. M., will make a tour of tho en
tiro valley by automobile, Including
Grants Pass and Ashland. Ho does
not stato hla object, whether It Is
more pleasuro or a desire to Invest.
George Marah of Chehalls, Wash.,
who la ono of the enthusiastic boast
ers -of that lively Washington city,
hnvliig heard of Medford by attending
the meeting of the Oregon Develop
ment league, decided to visit this sec
tion. Mr. Mnrsh haa a fruit farm
along tho hillside of tho famous Che
halls river.
Lidkt Biscuits tkat melt in your moutk
maae wixi
arc
Cottolen
Lard is the most commonly used cooking fat, yet.
according to well-known authorities, not 10 of the food
cooked with lard digests naturally and easily;
the other 90, instead of nourishing the
body, merely clogs the digestive organs
ar.d ctarts stomach trouble.
Coiioknch as pure, nutritious and whole
some as olive oil, and makes food which any stomach
can digest. It is more economical than lard because
it goes one-third farther.
Cottohnc shortens your food; lengthens your life.
Made only by THE N. K. FAIIUIANK, COMPANY
Everybody is Invited to Call Here for Christmas Suggestions
FOR MEN
FOR WOMEN
Safety Razors
Papcrtles
Shavinu Sets
Toilet Articles
Travelinji Sets
or n
Box of Dinars
that hubby will like.
Perfumery,
four best makes.
Paucities
Hand Bans
Toilet Sets
Lownoy's Chokolates
the finest candy ever
used to win an nnqcl.
Our Phone Works Night or Day
101--Call Main-XOl
Medford Pharmacy PoSce Medford, Ore.
Henry J. Schmidt of Arlington,
Wash., wnu hero Frldny morning.
Mr. Schmidt Is looking ovor tho hill
InndB with a view to buying a largo
tract and .lutrodiieliiB Angora goats
to Uils section.
K. V. Cartor of Ashlnnd, owing t"
111 health, has given up his positions
as cashier of the United States Na
tional baiih of Ashland nnd as n di
rector of the PlrBt National bunk or
this city. Mr. Carter, accompanied
by Mrs. Curler, will spond tho next
six niontliH In travel In search of
health, during Vhlch tlmo ho will
niuko an extended voyugo In the. Med
Itrrinnean. Wo hopo that Mr. Cur
tor will return fully restored to
health.
B&C
Cash Store
TELEPHONE US YOUR
ORDER.
Jersey Butter, the Quality
brand, 2 pounds 85c
Kastorn Hams, choice, spec
ial, pound 18c
Eastern Bacon, light weight,
special, pound 25c
Picnic llain, light weight,
spccialti pound 16c
LAUD Pure Lavd
H-lb. pails, each 50p
5-11). pails, each 80c
10-lh. pails, each $1.55
50-lb. tins, each $7.25
Imported Itu Chestnuts, per
pound 20c
Eastern Bloaters, fat ones,
each 5c
Norway Mackerel, larce, 12-
pound kits, each $2.70
Norway Mackerel, fancy, 12
Dound kits, each ,$3.25
Syrup, best maple, in tins 50c
and 1 we
Holland Uerring, imported,
kegs, each .-.. $1.50
Poffee, B. & 0. blend of Mo
cha and .Tava, lb ..40c
Pineapple, 2 -lb. tins, extra
choice, 1 doz. $2.75, case
$5.40.
SALE DINNER SETS
Haviland China Dinner Sets
12-pioeo Dinner Set, cable
$20, special price $15.65
50-pieco .Dinner Set; value
$20.25: siieeial Drico $21.05
Haviland China, gold border,
small flower decoration.
60-piecc Dinner Set; value
$38.15; special price $32.15
100-piece Dinner set; value
$(55.00; special price $55.75
Gil-piece Dinner set; value
$7(5.00; special price $05.00
Semi-Porcelain English Din
ner Sets.
Cleaning Up Sale
of
Toilet Articles
MANN
'S
25c box Pace Powder
25c can Tooth Powder 10c
25c bottle Toilet Cream 10c
50c bottle Toilet Water ....: 19c
35c ox. Sachet Powder 10c
j North Central
10c Near Post Office
Cleanin Up Sale of
Neckwear
An odd loi of women's fancv
Cleaning Up Sale
of
Infant's Wear
75c lYlt Honnets 25c
$1.00 Pclt'lioiinels 48c
$1.25 Felt IJonnelH 69c
$2.00 Kelt Honnets , 98c
25c while Slips 19c
30c white Slips ; 25c
$1.00 bottle Hair Tonic 48c " V -,' .. 1 1 v ,1 l(9 whi, Slil,s 39c
Wanons Shampoo Hags, each 5c j ,, ' v, ,' ';, .l,. ,soiil'(l; Infants' white Dresses, slightly soiled,
25c best Foot Powder 10c1 , ll up 1( "'' ' 5c' e-half prico.
Annual Clearance Sale of
Women's and Children's Ready-to-wear Garments
Children's Coats One-half Price
Children's $(5.00 Winter Coats now $3.00
Children's $7.00 Winter Coats now $3.50
Children's $8.00 Winter Coats now $4.00
Children's $10.00 Winter Coats now $5.00
Children's $11.00 Winter Coats $5.50
Children's $12.00 AVinter Coats now $6.00
Children's $1-1.00 Winter Coats now $7.00
Women's Suits 25 per cent Off
Women's $M.OO Suits now $11.50
Women's $18.00 Suits now $13.50
Women's $20.00 Suits now $15.00
Women's $28.00 Suits now ..., $21.00
Women's $12.00 Coats now .' $9.00
Women's $1(5.00 Coats now $12.00
Women's $20.00 Coats now $15.00
Christmas Handkerchiefs
The best selection in the city.
Buy now before the rush.
Children's initial Handkerchiefs, 3 in hox,
special, box 15c
Children's fancv Handkerchiefs, 4c each, 3
for 10c
Women's initial Handkerchiefs, (5 in box,
special, box 75c
Women's all linen initial Handkerchiefs, (5
in box, a box $1.50
Women's fancy embroidered Handker
chiefs, all new styles, at, each, $1.50,
$1.25, $1.00, 50c, 25c and 15c.
Men's initial Handkerchiefs at, a box, $1.50,
75c and 59c.
Hair Goods
Barret tes, side combs and
back combs, spe
cial, each 10c
Sanitary Hair Uolls; spe
cial, each 25c
Iicnl Hair Switches, $1.48,
$2.48 and $3.48 oach.
-GlOVeS-Children's
(iolf Cloves 25c
Women's lisle Cloves 25c
Women's silk Cloves ..59c
An odd line of women's
long kid (J loves, sold as
high as $-1.00; cleanup
price, a pair $2.48
Good Notions Cheap
Hair Xels, special, each 5c
(iood cotton Tape, 3 for 5c
Ma by Itihbon, a yard lc
(lood Pins, Two minors 5c
limit Sroty l'lnCHr mpur ..V
Collar Muttons, card 5c
-dORSETS-
Agents for Warner's Must Proof
Corsets; special values at a
pair $1.00
SILK PETTICOATS
100 Mack and colored silk Petti
matt; worth $5,00; special $3.98
31-piece set, white and gold;
special, set $7.85
37-piece set, white and gold;
special $8.70
5-l-piece set, blue decoration;
special $10.75
45-piceo set, floral decora
tion $6.40
Pea Pots, all sizes, 50c and up
Child's Dinner Set, 14 pes;
set $1.35
Tree Candles, Candle Hold
ers, Paper Bolls, Wreaths.
3-picce .lap China Tea Set,
per set $1.65
Cut Star Custards, sot of
six $2.25
B&C
Cash Store
223 West Main.
Telephone 2351
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
DAY PHONE 2271
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