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CLIMAX OF THE SECOND ACT 0 F THAT SENSATIONAL FRENCH FARCE, "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI" THAT COMES TO THE MEDFORO THEATRE TOMORROW NIGHT
(looiy.i' Mini .1, itlimiiway uml
their fiimllltm hat Monday for Tolm
inn county, Cnllf,, tiftor fow iuoiiIIih
uliiy In Medford.
Iluy your fcliiler'n wood clump now.
$1.50 to Itl.t'i) Mitr curd. Uolil Buy
Heiilty Co, .
liny your wlulor'n wood cheap now
14.50 to fit. DO per ton). (lold Hny
Konlty Co.
Mt'niliinii'H J. V. Loidmr, W. II.
Hnynoliltt uml Finnk Dickey, or Ante
Imul, vlriltod Medfoid frlomln Monday,
Iluy your wluler'n wood clump now
M.60 to 10)00 juir cir. (lold Itity
Hnulty (Jo,
'.. W. MuriUou loft Monday fin
ftonln Crux, Cnllf.
8. A. Nowoll, liidlttiT tailor. Itomu
15, I'. O. IIiiII.iIiii;, ni
Major nml Mm. C. W. Darling 'f
Porno, Noitli Dakota, nrojn Mi'dford,
Urn KUKKtH of olil'Umv Ktirr.o friends
hero, among wlioni ittii Mr. mid .Mm.
K. II. Davis,
lluy your winter's wood cheap now.
14.50 to $0.00 per cord, (lold Hay
llonlly Co.
Mm. Krnlik O. Clark of Axhlaud
win In Mdford Monday for u brief
vlfili to her liiiMlmiid, mi architect
who linn located In Medford mid who
Ik now building for hl.iitiolf n firm
bungalow hoimt on HiiuiiU avenue, In
th wed pari of Hut city. When coin
plotetl ho w'll move IiIh family here.
Iluy your winter's wood cheap now.
14.50 to 10.00 pur cord, (lold Itay
Ilealty Co.
W. It. Eulmuk of Eugene Ih In Mod.
ford vUltlng frlomln mid relatives,
nuioiiK tho flitter being Mr. and Mm,
J. I J. Dent.
Hanltnry French Dry Cleaning
Works.
Mr. and Mm. A A. Davis relumed
Hiiudny from a vlr.ll to northern cities.
Mr. DnvU wm In Tnronin, l)nvuport
and Herat lo on bimlnew. and Mm
Davis vltltcd Portland friend.
liny your winter's wood clump now,
4.50 to $0,00 per cord. Hold liny
llentty Co. .
Mls Maud Ilrntiiity loft for I. In
to In, Nolirankn. Mondny aftnr a lalt
with J. A. Dralney mid family, out at
tht Top Notch orchard, mini It of
Modford.
Iluy your winter' wood cheap now.
$4.50 to $0.00 per cord, (lold Itny
Htmlty Co.
Mr. and Mm. F. It. Cooley loft
litMt night for Woodhtiru, Oregon,
when' Mr. Cooley will engngo In bun
lUCHS.
W are now buying Winter Nells
penm. Hoe un before Holllug. Pro
ducem' Fruit Co,
12. H. Itedokcr of Aberdeen, Wash
liiKtnn, returned to tils homo Monday
night after n vUlt with bin nelce, Mm.
C. M. Kldd.
Hanltnry French Dry Cleaning
Works.
Waller Merrick left o.Muday for
Corvullltt where he will IhII former
rollt'Ke frleutlN, after which ho will
leave for New York Mate.
Ladles, have your it It nnuln by
tlio Hcrlln Ladles' TallorliiK Co., nl
Central Point, Or. 173
W. I,. MounciiKfr of Portland tin,
been In Mi'dford itevoritl days looking
after bin Imul luterentii In the valley.
OlKappoluttuentttr "llellni;" In
pniudonly waiting for tint ntoro room,
Dr. J. (I. (Initio returned to Med
ford Monday from a xoveral weeks'
profoMlounl vlrilt to northern Cnllfor.
nln point.
At tlio fllKii of Yo Nifty.
Mr. and Mr. !.. T. WIIkoii left for
lliiK-'iie UiIh morning.
Chinese Bucrcd Lilies and JapaueHe
nlr plant at Uroadloy'. Phono
51RI.
Itev. W. T. (Joulder and fnmlly ar
rived In Mi'dford Monday. Itev. (loiil
tier Iiiih been iiMnlgund to the pastor
ate o ftho M, E. church, doiiIIi, In UiIh
city.
Iluy your whiter' wood cheap now.
$4.50 to $0.00 per cold. Gold Hny
Honlly Co.
II. II. Godfrey mid Mater, MIhs II.
Codfrey of Now York City, who are
miikliiK u tour of the Pacific count mid
who went In Mod ton! novornl day,
left tlilH niorulUK for Portlaiul,
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Uf I'lione M71
.N'llCht Thotir F. W. Wffki 071.
A. K. Orr, IB.
LADT ASSISTANT.
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker nml Kmhalmcr
jr'
i JuccoHHor to tlio undortnkltiK do
Zpartmout of Modford Furniture Co, i
Office SH Kotitli llartlutt Htiwt
Toloplionoa: day, Uoll 471; nlKht z
X rt'Hlilonco, Doll 473, Homo 1791,.
Call miHiyorod nlht or day
AMIIULANCH SKUVIOK
trs
I. (I. (Iiltcheii Ih iiiovIiik IiIh faiull)
I'liuijtilx whoro limy expect to lit
iildit,
Tlio Mutual Life Inniiriiiico Co, wyt
Hot InrKOHt dlvKleiidM. Heo .1. !'
IIiiIcIiiiroii, "
IiiiIkh t, H. Pentz, fornmrly of
Hullo I'iIIb, ha located In Hun )
'. (!al mid wrlleii that lie I wo;!
P'oiihoiI with condllloiiri there,
Iluy your winter' wod cheap now,
$4.50 to $0,00 per cord, fluid liny
Itenlly Co,
Hpeclnl iniiMM meetliiK for union men
only, Woilnordiiy iiIkIiI, Heptember 27,
Jiiio o'clock, nl Hmlth'K hall, f
poilmil buHlueii. All card men muni
nttend.- (leo, II. lliiKhen, Uec. Hocre
lary. ('. I,, if. '
Mm MnKKlo Taylor of (IrntitH Piiiih,
Mr. mid Mm. Illrmn Moore, Mm. Kllr.
nbelli Hummorvllle mid Mr. and Mm
Will IIIIIIn of Woodvllle, arrived In
Mcdford tlilw nioruliiK for a few day'
vUlt with Mr, mid Mm. Hoy llucvc
and tlio I'oxwealher famllle on N
('eiitiat uveuue.
Twelve acre fruit mid alfalfa land
for Hale. Call on C. Curoy, Talent.
Oro;t(in.
II. A KiinIkii, owner of the "Hleepy
Hollow" oiehard at Hock Point I 'n
the city today.
Iluy your wlntor''wood cheap now
$4.50 to $0.00 per cord, (lold Itny
Unity Co.
I.P01KU111 In briiHK crnft any morn
liiK at 10 o'clock nl the Handicraft
Shop. j 03.
Arthuh Dean mid W. W. Htork.-r or
IteddliiK were muoiiK Mcdford rrlondK
Monday ami TucmJny.
Ant you waltltiK for "11-IIiik'"
Nhiie7 Will bo nl your ervlc oon
102
Hon. W. H. Crowoll and J. W. Her
rlan will return today from a overal
week' (day at Newport.
Iluy your winter' wood cheap now.
$4 50 (o $0.00 per cord, (lold lla
Itenlty Co.
Complete Hue of I). M C. cotton
nl The llitnd'cmft Hhop. IC3
I.. M. KUher of Sam Valley wa
aniouK the mini)' Bhrlner vlultor In
Metlford Monday.
At the nipn of Yo Nifty.
I.. O. Well returned today from
a visit to IiIj mou'h at Vancouver and
Aberdeen, WnHhliiKton.
Cnrkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln.
fllwtin O. Tnyior), attorney-at-law,
Wer Jackson County Hank IlulldlUK
Medford.
Kxcluiilve dimlKUn In hand made
Jevilry at The Handicraft Shop,
Koulnor'. 103H
Dr. nud Mm. Floyd M. Wh'lto of
Klamath Tall, who have been vIMHuk
with Wm. AiikIo and family for n few
day, returned to their homo this
mornliiK.
8t'o H. A. Holme. The Inaurance
Man, over Jackunn County bonk.
II. I.. Coo left thl mornliiK foi
Crlppltt CriHik, Colo., where he will
look after hi oxlctmlve inliiliif; luter-
t'Ht.
Hit) your winter' wood cheap now.
$1.50 to $0.00 per cord. Cold Hay
Healty Co.
Pert Hedduii of itl'trlnnd, U In Med
ford ofr a few week' visit with his
parent. Mr. mid Mr. J. W. Redden,
and other relative. Mr. Heddeu for
merly renlded In Medford, but It ha
been sixteen year lnre lm left here
mid In couHciuonco of the wonderful
proven made In Metlford during
tlicne year tlio old haunt of hit.
jouth have grown Into bimlne block
mid ho recoKiilzitd tint old town not a
little bit.
.1. C. Schmidt ha both phono in
mailed In the old DiivIh wnrelioiiHit
and will be shut to quote you price
nu nil kind of feed nud poultry hup
pile. PartleH havliiK uutnmohllca nhould
have them on hand on Front street to
take the Portland oxcurlou party ur
rlvliiK In Medford at 1:30 Woducudny
afternoon,
llemitlful iIcpIrii In pIIIowh and
cent ei 11 ut The Htiudlcrnft Hhon.
Keutncr'B. K.:i
The ladloH In Medford lire roiiited
to brlii)' flower to tlio commercial
club exhibition room for tlio Informal
reception of tho Portluud IiuhIiiosh
men' excursion, ui'Miik In our city at
1:30 on WeducHday afternoon.
Mr. W'CHt of liViiiiH crook whb n
MctHord visitor Tueday.
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and other ,... wlure "T'.e (Ir ' thuUre ocm l... ., to the play- '7;'7- f l" ploy'" jxtwers to Trcmont hlcntre rockirg will, IaK'- 8M, nt thc Mcilfonl 0 Iigusc for
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LOVETT WILL "
RETIRE SOON,
CARNSVA
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DURING FAIR
Kruttsclmltt Is Expected To Succeed, Association Closes Contract With
Him As President Of The Harri
man Lines This WeekPlans For-1
mtilatctl One Year Ago. j
Gorman, Foley &. Burk Amusement
Company Who Will Bring Attrac
tions To Medford.
NEW YOHK',
HiiMiiohs men will be iulcrcxtcil to
Scpl. 20.- .Judge
Hoberl S. I.ttvett, in uectirtliiuee with know Hint the fair noeintitm Iiiih
plmitt foruiululeit mttrit tliaii n jouc elo-ed a eonlrneL a,i'ii 'torniuu. Kouv
ago, i. expected to reliro thU week. ''". the binnui'.cmcnt men of
fntin the pri.lmmv tf the Union S FrnnoUwi. who will brinir to
t'irij -.?,f c.-.t-- n ra --i jlcdlord next wcfk.tli following nt
rnC'irio mill' .Sniitlieni PinuriSriifN i-,,.... . : i 7i i i i .1
IrnctioiH which ill be placet! on lhe
man, vice rriMiivni ivniuci'iiiiiii. Hnymarket Mnin slrevl.
in clinrgB ttf operation, will mioccm.i Korrin wheel ."i0 feet in dinmi'ter.
him. Lttvetl Iieisimen cliatrmmi tiff Hiimnn Ifoulette Wheel Tho great
the honnl of director.
LflURIER 10 REST
filii-mnker iiiiirhiiic.
I The Cnuy IIu-t. .
l'rince'.s'SuMiiii The famous Doll
I.ady only 28 n-nlies lull.
The Te.n' My-dery SIiow.
The. lu Merry On Hound.
Gorman, Folc ulitl Murk gnve- the
entire fair recri"v nt Stockton. Col..
witli lug circus tenlH.
I.tts Augele. will probable lie llie
tlehtinat'nui f he venernble leader
of the I.iftenilr.. who wont down to
defeat in 1111 endeavor lo pass rivi
ptocity with the United State,.
COO
XATK'i:.
The l.aiIe' Aid Society of the
ChrUtlau elinrch will meet Wednes
day aflernot.n at lhe home of Mm. AI
enderritr. 730 W. Hlovunth Street. All
Indlcu uru I vlted to attend.
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RECORD PRICE
1911 BARTLETTSi -
Producers Fruit Company Sell Car
For $1240 Choice Sell At $2.75,'
While Fancys Bring $2.40 The
Box. . ,
Tho record price for 1911 for Hart-,
lett pear wns secured Monday when ;
n car load wan sold In Chicago by the'
Fruit Producers which grossed $12 10.
Choice sold at $2.75 per box and
thirds brought $2.10.
Heretoforo tho highest prico re
ceived for, any class of Bartlett pears'
this year had been $2.60 a box while.
$2.40 markud the highest price for
tho choice. '
The Dartletts will all be tsold in a
few days and tho Howells, Cornice and
D'AnJou will begin. Somo of the fin
est pears of tho latter variety over
grown In tho valley havo been sent
out this year and It Is predicted that
many of the high grade cars will bring
from $5 to $C per box.
James CaiiKbey Watson and Golden istrator and Paul Krutzler, Charles
Wimor: Andrew Tackstrom -and Em- Walgamutt and Walter .Ersklno ap
ma Z. Hobbs. "' , ,iraser8
, . Estato or Joseph A. Krewson; re-
I'ndKitc Court. ,
Cstato of Ionlsa West; order dL- Por-o' 8o i ai propeny uieu u
charging administrator. approved.
Estate of Mary A. Broker; order
annolntlnc Fred M. Broouer admin- Httokln for Haltti. ' "
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WHY
DR. RICRERT
Surfer with headaches? Others havo
been completely rolleved by wearing
my glasses'. So may you.
Eyesight Sieclallt.
Over Kentncr's.
N
HuMklua for Health.
10
A Hint From Paris
Look for tho loer of tho nrlioKtr.
you havo found for 11 prompt ml
inny hiivo him a lot of worry.
.
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY
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MONK YTO LOAN In amount from
$2000 to $ri000. Huntley & Mac
Clalehlo, IB N, Central iivonmi. liiil
FOIt SilE--Furnlturo, Including pi
ano r 1 S ullatty hIi'qoI. 107
FOUND--Pointer pup, liver and
white. Call 1122 oHuth Central av
011 no, Ah for WoUiire. 102
WANTI'ID Man nud wire, liimi to do
gimoial orchard work; wlfo for
hoiiHownrkj ,miit hnvo had oxpor
lenco. Addross or phono Ponbro
Orolmnl, lol, 010-H 1
yfi'W " i "flPpj jf 1 ' i i!5'i "W
I9vh I mm
vmi'vuk ma
mM-iA Hi
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I W-.U I 1'IIUbt. Itlt, Vi l.(lUl.t.
Polo mnuyp color silk gown xiSSUX
J Ileal IMatt Tnuisfers.
S T Horward, Jr , to Jnsksou
1 lt KtiitL 1 i 'lei'Aa lik lt,tr'li
Walker rhce 5
E. J, McCloud lo 11. II. Holms.
1 land In T, as. l W, 10,000
E. J. McCloud to H. II. Holms,
, land In T. ::s. 1 W 10,000
'F, W. Streets to I). W. Hall,
land in Bcctlou 15, T. at'., 1 W.
uUU
Ellra Long to Henry W. An-
drows, luts 15. 10 and 17,
block It., It. II. addition to
Arhltiud
IE. M. nfmlck to I.. A. Murphy,
j dlttou, Medford .'.V
iO. M Cornllus to D.sS. Wood.
lot C, block 1, Oak Park ad-
I ittttt... M.t.tr.te.l
U. S. Wood to Seta (J, Oeorgo,
lot 0, block 1, Oak Park ad
dition to Medford
Selli C. ticorge to J. A. Perry,
lot (J, block I. Onlc'Park ad
dition to Medftud ........
Elmer l.enllo to .lames Leslie,
lot 0, block 1, N'aragan's ad
dlllou to Medford-. 1
Dunne II, SturtcvanU to Mary
' h, P. Bass, lots j-7 and S,
I pmperty t:t Ashland C00
W, K. Murphy tt (leo. u. Ogg,
proporly In 8hliul
Sarah IJ. liuali to W.'W. Fortl
ncy .lots 7 mid s, block 1, II,
h. White nddltlim to Ash-
Sarah II. Hush to W; W. Ford-
I noy, (import) In IU U WMiItti
luldltlou to Ashland ,
Frank E. .Martin to Gj' Ii'. Eas
loy, lot R, block 71irk nil
block 2, KenwoodCnddUloii
Ji.ii.,,U."rL i vjiiiLw'..M
10
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10
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Claud L. Saylor to Mrs. B. D.
Weston, lot 4, block 1. Oak
Park addition to Medford.. 300
P. II. Hnrth to Xettlo A. Sever
ance, mining property .... 1
A. F. Gnrrlson to E. F. Stalcy,
20 acres In T. 3C, 1 E 10
W. A. Jones to Anna M. Mil
ler, lot 1, block 2, JaBkson's
addition to Medford 1
W. C. Murphy to E. B .Plo'kel,
property. In Medford 1
Mrs. A, H. Phlpps to W. I.. Val
entine, lots 1 1 and lj!, block
10, I.nurclhuret addition to
Medford .' 10
11. H. Toft to S H. Phillips,
property In Imperial addition,
Medford 10
(Jeo. u. hlndlcy to W. J. Wobb.
lot -1, block 2, Sunset Park,
subdivision 10
W. J. Wobb to Canulllla Fran
ces Warden, lot A, block-2,
Sunset Park 10
W. W. Elfort to Jackson County
Building and Loan Association,
property in block 21, Mod
ford 10
W. H. Wenner to E. H. Ander
son, 1 acre In section B, T. 39,
l E 350
F. E. Hall to First National Bank,
of Woodvllle, 115.51 acres In
section 20, T. 3(5. ! W. .... 070
Ida II, Gabriel to Oldsou & Burg
iiulst. laud In T. 35, 1 W. . . S500
W. h. Valontlno to eOo. It. Llml
ley. lots 11 nud 12, block 10,
I.nurelhurst addition, . Mod
ford 10
M. M. Muluo to Isabel A. Qrlor
son, land In D. U, C. 70,... 90
W. S. Clay to Win. M. Floyd, lot
2, block 22,Modford 1
W. E. Pago to Wm. M. Floyd,
lot 2, block 22, Medford. , 3500
1 Butte Falls Lumbor Co., to N.
S. Erto, lot C, block 15, Butto
Falls v 10
1 M. S. Erie to Lewis Dooms. lot
C, block 15, Butto. Falls ,... 1
10
10
Mim-lngo Licenses.
Charles High uml Sylvia Hubbard; 1
Hosiery
A Regular 15c Quality Here
10c a Pair
Boys' and Misses' Seamless Fast Cole Hose, pair ."Oc
Sixes 5 to 9 1-2.
Lcdles' Seamlcia Fast Colored Hose, black or tan.ttalr. . . .10c
Sizes i5 1-2 to 10.
Mon's Socks, black or tan. sizo 9 1-2 to 11 1-2, pair 10c
Will outwear the ordinary 25c hose.
Boys' and Misses Medium Heavy Seamless Fast Black Jersey
Klbbed Hose, a 25c quality, in many storos; bore In sizes 6
to 9 1-2, pair 13c
Boys' extra heavy and strong Cotton Jersey Bibbed Hose, In
sizes 0 to 10, pair "3c
Misses' extra fine quality Lisle Hose, usually a 35c quality;
herein sizes 5 to 10, black or tan, pair. --5c
We carry tho best and most complete line of Ladles' 25c Hoso
liTMedford, blnck or tan. light gauze, medium or heavy weight,
In regular and out slzo cut, In ilzes S 1-2 to 10, pair -."So
-UNDERWEAR-
Ladies
Misses
Boys
It won't cost you anything
to see our lino or the abovo,
and wo reel euro wo can both
plenso you and suvo you
money.
Boys
Blouso School Waists
-rc anil HOC
Boys and Girls
Knit Underwnlst In sizes 2
to 12 years'
15 & 25c
Tho Nazareth Waist Union
SultH Tor boys or girls, threo
garments In one, lteio In
sizes 2 to 12 yeas .
fllic Sl'lT.
Wo carry tho largest and most complete lino of Chlnawnro,
Dlunerwaro, (llasswaro, Notions and llouso Furnishings In tho
city. Tho vory. best quality and always at tho lowest prices.
POST CUIUS, THE U FOK .1c KIND. HEBE !e KACli,
HUSSEY'S
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