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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1911)
"MR'Trf f ?fr -? i- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEOON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1911. 5 vi"F1rt'nit'T I " I Personal and Local Stanton Ilowoll of Grants Pass lias returned to his homo after a short visit. Curls Etonian of Grants Pass is visiting Medford on buclness. Cnll phono 2151, 1032 tor baggage wagon. 451 Mrs. A. D. Ellis at JackBonvlllo is spending a few; days in Grants Pass. Mrs. Tom Puson of Grants Pass, who has been, visiting In Medford, returned to her homo Monday. Prlvnto room and board with Mrs. J. D. Fay, three blockB from central part of town, 310 N. Dartlett. Harvey J. Allen of Gold 1 1111 was a visitor in Medford Tuesday. John B. Root of Woodvlllo spent Tuesday In Medford on business. Fifty-threo acres special, 10 acres coming into bearing orchard. Call on J. B. Wood, Condor Water & Power Co.'s office. tf Arthur Brown and T. O. Erlckson have returai from a business trip to Ashland. John H. Carkln, attornoy at law, over Jackson County bank. City Engineer Harry E. Foster is confined to his home by a serious Illness. LECTURE Oil MUSIC PLEASES W. T. Grieve, county assessor, was In Medford Tuesday on business. J. W. Johnson of Ashland returned to his homo today. A. T. Campbell of Eugene Is regis tered at the NaBh. The most profltablo ns well as iho most interesting "llttlo Journeya" are those made In answering class ified ads. W. L. Hubbard of Los Angeles is visiting in MedTord. ' A good audience nt the auditorium M. E. Thiede of Sacramento nrriv- was nKnl' pleased last evening by ed In the city Sunday. J,,' Hubbard and his two associates, See It. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance. A,frctl Blrgcn, baritone, and Gordon Man. over Jackeon County bank. 2S7 Campbell, pianist. Large Audience Hears One of Most Interestinn Numbers of Lecture Course Splendid Baritone With Him. the subdued and comber quality, but iatcr In the rendition of the prologuo from "Pasleccl" ho showed a resi dence and vocal tltnhro that easily places him in Iho list with America's great baritones. Mr. Campbell, the accompanist, surely deserves some mention. His accompaniment la never obtrusive. Ho has tho happy faculty of playing under and yet supporting tho voice. Good accompanists are qulto ns raro ns great soloists. Medford will look forward with pleasure to a return date of Mr. Hubbard and his' clover associates. WeeRs & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'Phenes: F. W. Weeks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3692. LADY ASSISTANT John A. Perl Undertaker and Embalmer Successor to tho undertaking de partment of Medford Furnlturo Co. Office With Medford Furniture Company About February 1, Private Am bulanco Service. Sick and injured conveyed to any part of city or country. Telephenes: Day 3T1. Night: John A. Perl 4111. C. W. Conklln, 3601. J. H. Butler, 3571. , . . ) Walter E. Connor, a hotel man of Ashland, is in Medford on business. Wanted boarders A new board ing houso has opened at 706 South Oakdale. Call and seo us for fair treatment, or address F. H. More land. 302 Frank Monnhan of Santa Ana, Cal., the father of Mrs. T. E. Daniels, is expected to arrive In Medford soon tor a visit. Ho comes by way of Honolulu and Vancouver. Jack Aiilten of Woodvlllo spent Tuesday In Medford. Eva La Rue at the "Isis for three nights only. Tho most popular black faco comedlenno ever on tho vaude ville stago. I. J. Thopns of. Willow Springs was a visitor In Medford Tuesday. Miss Amy Jones of ABhlnnd Is visiting- Medford friends. Seo It. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, Over Jackson County baiik. 2S5 William C. Johnson of Phoenix was a visitor In Medford Tuesday. Is your touso wired? One cigar less a day would pay for a hundred uer cent Increase In comfort. Start living tho electric life. tf. Peter M. Kershaw spent Mondny In I Jacksonville ca business. Curies A. Malboeuf has returned from a visit In Portland. i John It. Henderson of Applegate Is , visiting Medford frlonds. i Every Ug.it out electricity gives off smoke and smoko contains Boot, vhich deposits on your wall paper, I curtains, draperies. Electric light lows In an air tight bulb. tf. ! W. C. Neff, head of tho forestry scrvlco at Odessa, bought a fiuo Chlckorlng and Mros.' piano of Hale's piano house today. Dr. . E. Shearer, physician and surgeon. Offlco ovor Strang's drug store. tf. The I.endnhand club will meet on Wednesday evening at the homo of Miss Mamie Deuel on South Oakdalc. Mr. Hubbard gave us a talk rather than a loctur,o. It was of tho con versational tylo, which Is always Interesting. Ho gave a review of tho different schools of music and dwelt particularly on the sincerity of art, which by tho way, our American nu dienco nrc lacking. Mr. Hubbard Is a sc'.nlarly gcntlo man with a most pleasing manner, and his entertninmont of last evening vlll be rcmombcrcd as ono of tho enjoyable events of tho present lec turo cours. Alfred Dlrgoa Is renlly an excellent singer. At first he lmpross e.l one as having rather too much oi CONDITIONS BORDERING ON ANARCHY PREVAIL MARATHON. Tox. .hin. 21. Con ditions j .esoly liofuVrine; on anarchy today alou tins Texas-Mexican bor der as u result of the fighting in Ojinngn, Mexico. Arrivals here from the Hit; Bend counlrj assert that the neutrality law is being flagrantly vio lated and that u company of Mexican revolutionists are drilling: daily at Mnrfn, Texas, whence they design lo cross into Mexico and engage I)iar.'s troops. Operating under the guise of Mex ican revolutionists, bands of ban dits, these arrivals say, arc riding the river on the American side and levying tribute. ItOHX. KINO In Medford, January 21, 1910, to the nlfo of H. Q. King, n U-pound girl. Mother and bnbo aro doing well. Astigmatism is an uneven curvature of the eye and causes a double focus. As the eye always strives for clear vision, this double i'ocus annoys the brain and causes headache and nervousness. Call and let me explain cause and effect. D R . Eyesight Specialist RICKERT Over Kentner's 4- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. f , WANTED I do houseclonniug by day, hours or week. Ymuii. Tel. .Main (il).")l. WANTED Wo have n buyer for a f or 0 room strictly modern bunga low. Price must not exceed $3590 and should be within six blocks of center of city. Our party lias a well located lot to trade in at cash price on first payment. What have you to offer? Coriictitis-Oarner Konlty Co., Kill W. Main st. tf SUNNY mum FOR SALE Two choice, l0-acre Commercial orchards with splendid" improvements, in Tollman creek valley, near Ashland. See or write T. L MfWillimiiK & Son, 'diY.l l). Main hi., Ashland, Or. 2(12 FOR SALE The services of a young man who has industry and origi nality which lie wants to use in your business; some experience as a specially and retail salesman; other (nullifications are honesty, good health and pleasing personality Write or call at (K10 W. 4lh s V W. M.. 'Jfi.'l Because of a wonderful dirt starting ingredient which Sunny Monday laundry soar contains, it loosens the dirt quickly, cleanses the fabric with little rubbing, and washes your clothes clean without washing them out. Sunny Monday is white contains no rosin is the pur est laundry soap made and me only Kind you can sarcly wash your woolens and finer fabrics with. DON'T ,?- THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY CHICAGO STODDARD DAYTON Automobiles Dr. F. C. Page Mgr. Local Agency he led to believe that all sound reproducing instruments are Edison Phono- graphs. The word Phonograph is applied to Edison's machine only. The Victor is called "Talking Machine." Other cheaper makes on the market arc called Graphophones. WE AftIC EXCLUSIVE AGENTS YOU EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND VICTOR TALKING MACHINES AND RECORDS FOR BOTH IN THE CITY OF MEDFORD. THEY CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT ANY" OTHER STORE IN TILE CLTY. '3 :& Every Edison machine and record has the name EDISON on it. COME TN AND HEAR THESE INSTRUMENTS and get prices. , , ; . Instruments from $10 to $250 LARG EST STOCK OF MACHINES AND RECORDS BETWEEN PORT LAND AND SAN FRANCISCO. . ." ;" '"''"'i Machine' and one "dozen records at $5.00 down and $'1.00 per month. Whetsel Music Co. Corner Grape Street 134 West Main With Sherman Clay & Co. airtartaaa It Started Like a Cyclone It Will Continue Like at Whirlwind The Southern Oregon Brokerage Company's Great Slaughter of Merchandise Is Shaking This Town From Center to Circumference THOUSANDS OF EAGER WOMEN HAVE PARTICIPATED IN THE GLORIOUS BARGAINS WE OFFERED YESTERDAY. THOUSANDS WILL FIND MON EY-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES LISTED BELOW. THIS SALE MEANS A SAVING OF LARGE, ROUND DOLLARS TO YOU. DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. ASK ANY WOMAN WHO BOUGHT YESTERDAY LL 89c. for fine Union SnItH that worn for inorly sold by tho Kmporlum for $1.50. You will find upon Investi gation that those are the host Jl.TiO values that have ovor been shown In this city. WOOL UNION SUITS $1.68 for fine nil wool Union Suits that wore formerly retailed by tho Km porlum at $2.75. Come and lay In your next winter's supply. Cer alnly you will never have such an opportunity again to savo. UNDERWEAR 29c. All underwear that was formerly sold by the Emporium at .r0o per garment. You will find this to bo the best underwear ovor offered In this city for tho formor price. 31c. for fine cotton Vests and Drawers that woro formely sold by the hni porlum for 75c n garmont. Como and examine these. You will want to got supplied In the early part of tho sale. SLAUGHTER OF TAILORED SUITS In this stock you will find a great assortment of fine all wool Suits In almost all colors and tho very newest and best grades of materials. The stylos aro suitable to wear for two seasons and many could bo worn the year around. Como and choose from the lot at prkrs which have been marked as shown below. $9.85 for fine nil wool Suits that wore formerly sold by tho Emporium for prices ranging around .'10.00. Think of getting a $!i0.00 Biilt for about one-third of tho regular price. S12.85 for fine all wool Suits; all this season's stylos, all the very best suits offered by the Emporium for $.'55.00. Those are well made, silk and satin lined and will woar. $14.85 for tho better grades of flue all wool HultH that were sold by tho Kmporlum for $12.50. You may have seen those suits If so, don't wait, but be on hand, for they will move quickly. $19.85 for a lot of the better grades of Suits that were sold by the Kmpo rlum for not Iokk than $50.00 In a regular way. Wo want you to seo those by all moans These aro tho best Biilts ever shown In this city. CORSET SLAUGHTER This has been tho corset store of this city and has a wldo reputation for having handled the finest grades mid most satisfactory styles and makes. Note the prices made below and select your corset early. LA GREO.UE Regular $1.75 91.00 Regular $2.00 !.-" Regular $2.50 Ijsi.HO Regular $:i.50 '-'. )l Regular $1.50 fllMH Regular $500 HCOil REDFERN Regular $1.00 IJiii.SID Regular $11.50 i.00 Kegular $8.00 1.1)0 WARNER BROS. Regular $1.25 Regular $1.50 , Regular $2.00 Regular $2.50 Regular $3.50 Regular $5.00 HOo 91.05 Ipl-.UO Ifl.OH $u.i:i GOSSARD Regular $5.00 8'J.ftO Regular $8.00 fil.lW Regular $10.00 $1.08 Out Goes the Whole WorKs LEST YOU FORGET, LET US REMIND YOU THAT THE SOUTHERN OREGON BROKERAGE COMPANY IS NOT HERE TO STAY. THE QUICKER THIS STOCK IS SOLD THE BETTER WE WILL LIKE IT. COME TODAY. DON'T PUT IT OFF ANOTHER MINUTE. REMEMBER, A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOL- . ., . lar earned. 'mmm Just a Few More Days and The Emporium Will Be No More Southern Oregon Brokerage Co. Shelves, Racks Tables and Cash Registers For Sale ' -i t o lJlUluJr1r1r'Uuuu1l'1ruvlfvfvrJfrrrrr'l'lirl',,,, .hj. -n... ....,.,...,.. ,..,.., rrrrrrrrr.rrrrrrrrrr