PM1S TWO
MISPFORD aiAlli TRIBUNE. MKrWORH, OK UPON. WUDNKKPAY, XOVKAIIUOK 1, 1H.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
.John It, Ward, of Indianapolis,
ImL, Ih In Mcdrord looking tho city
over. Ilo Is very much Interested In
tlio fruit exhibited nt tho Commer
cial club building. M
Mr. nml Mrs. II. L. Coo left on No.
IR thla morning for San DIeso, Cnl.,
wlioio thoy will upend tho winter.
Win. Davln wns In this morning
from tho Griffin creek country. Ho
and Irs. Davis have- moved to that
Hcrtlon nnd expect to spend tho. win
ter there.
Kodoriok Mnclny, n Portland enp
ltnllst, spent Tuesday lu Medford on
business.
DIno jit tho now Josephine hotel
whou In Grants Pass. Service n In
carte. 211
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bllllngor of
Buda, 111., and Mrs. E. C. Whlgmorc
of Eugene, Ore., nrrlvod In Medford
yesterday and will visit hero with
C. E, Whlrler nnd family.
A. E. Ileitis, formerly In business
In Qrnnts Pnos, and II. Smith of
Portland have purchased the Midway
fruit nnd cigar stand from C. F.
Cook, tho nursoryman. The stand Is
locntod.nt 109 West Main street,
near tho Mooro hotel. Mr. Holnt Is
Professor Collins fnther-In-law, and
Is well and favorably known In the
city, having lived here for some time
n couple or years ago.
Sco It. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Mao, over Jackson County bank.
Mrs. Head, secretary for tho M. E.
church South missionary board, will
arrive In Medford today and tonight
will hold services In the M. E. church
South, corner Main street and Oak
dalo avenue.
Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorney-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
Mcsdamcs J. D..Fry, C. C. Presley
nnd F. M. Canflold of Grants Pass
are In Medford today, guests of Rev.
nnd Mrs. Gouldor.
This Is the tlmo to plant straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
II. B. Patterson. Orrice, Hotel N'ash,
Inside entrance next to barber shop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. King left this
morning for Redding, Cal.
Mrs. P. L. Reodj who has been In
Medford several days visiting her son
Charles Reed, an employe In the
First National bank, left this morn
lug for Long Beach, Cnl.
This Is tho time to plnnt straw
berries. All sorts of plants for sale.
11. B. Patterson. Office, Hotel Nash,
Insldo entrance next to barger shop.
Mrs. S. A. Field, who has been
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mason G. Guy, left today for San
Diego, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Baker returned
this morning to their homo in Se
attle. Mrs. Effie Hefllng and Mrs. Chas.
Duf field left this morning for a day's
visit in Grants Pass.
Mrs. O. L. "Walden left on No. 15
this morning for Phoonlx, Ariz.,
where aho will npond the winter with
her sens: M
Ross Kllno has sold a G3 acre
ranch s'tuated on Butto creek, near
tho desort, to Arthur Touvello, a
Mrs. C. It. llelniroth nnd Mrs. O.
A. Ttirpln loft Tuesday evening for
a several weeks' visit with relatives
in Missouri and Nebraska.
Mrs. C. 11. Itedfleld loft last night
for St. Joseph, Mo., for a vlstt with
her parents.
Dr. C. Ij. Foley and family of
llockford, ill,, arrived lu Medford a
few days ago nnd arc now prepar
ing to establish thouiHclvos perma
nently on tholr orchard ranch on th
Ross lane, north and west from Med
ford. Mr. Foley wns In Medford
about a year ago and purchased thin
20-ncro Orchard. He ls now having
built on the plnce a 'fine bungalow
and barn.
H. 11. Taylor and family of Eagle
Point wore In Medford yesterday.
Mr. ami Mrs. N. Sllsby loft
yesterday for Willows, Cal., where
thoy will ongaBC In farming. Mr.
Sllsby was a conductor on tho Pa
cific & Eastern for two and a half
yonrs.
1 A. Murphy of Ashland was In
tho city yesterday. He wns accom
panied homo by his sistcr-hvlaw,
Mrs. O. W. Murphy.
When S. L. Bennett "doctors" tho
throat of another cow ho wllf exer
cise more caution than ho did a few
days ago. He was endeavoring to
-emove foxtail from the cow's throat
when the animal c'osed her teeth on
tho proceedings and Incidentally on
Mr. Bennett's thumb, severing com
pletely the nail of that member.
J. W. Blnkley of Columbus, Ohio,
who has been here looking the city
over, left last night for tho north.
Mrs. Kate Russell, who has been
visiting her son, D. B. Russell, and
family In Medford for several weeks,
left this morning to visit another son
In Eugene.
J. J. Bucnter, who hns been man
ager of the Pacific Telephone com
pany In Medford, left yesterday for
Portland, where ho has been pro
moted to a higher position with the
same company.
COMITIES OF ,
GREATERMEDFORDCLUB's
LA UKAN11K, Ore., No. I. One
J tlunwiuul tlollnva which was raised
there Insi itihtAumnit..iunthur of
the Cliintwe colony during it lininiii'l
Id aid in I he Chinese rebellion will he
Torwiinlcd ,iu lltetiovuliiliouiiry hciul-
Followlng Is a complete list of the
committees In rlmrgo of the Greater
Modfurd club's work for tho coming
year:
Membership Mcsdamcs Vawter.
Forger, nnd K. n. Davis.
Ifnrk Mesdumos Alton!, llollls,
Plckel, Vnwtcr and Kentner.
Finance Mosdamos Daggett, Car
ey, Budge, Ed Warner, Mlsa Margaret
Hubbard.
Entertainment Mesdames Hutchi
son, Porter. English, Ira Dodge, and
McCalluni.
Program Mrs. Fred Menrs, Mlsa
Putnam, Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs.
Merrick.
Inspection Mcsdamcs Worthing
ton, Sullivan, Steams, Davidson,
Snedlcor, Kent, and Miss Clark.
Social Miss Chirk, Mrs. Fred
Cummlngs, Mrs. Dennlston, Miss
Julia Fielder, Miss Austin and Mrs.
Klrby Mlllor.
Committee for Royal Welsh ladles'
choir Mosdamos Hafor, Ran, Root,
Kentner.
Haaklns for Health.
THIS LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE;
Mrs. Hansen, !n a Letter From'
Mobile, Tells How She Gained It I
I
Boys' Fleeced Lined
Shirts 6 Drawers
25c each
We nre closing out our lino of Hoys Heavy Fleece Lined
Shirts and 'Drawers. Ko:ulnr 10 o values, lu mIhim 21 to 3!1.
at, your oliblce. CTc rath.
Misses'' Heavy Fleece Lined I'ulon Stills lu pure white nnd
sllvur gmy:;wo .uU.
Ladles Heavy Fleece L'ued Union Suits lu pure white, ulso
gray nilxcdj flc null.
Ladles' Pure White Union Sulhj, heavy weight, 7.1c ondi
Ladles' Extra Flue Quality and Heavy Fleeeo Lined Union
Sill to In regular and extra large liu, $1.00 em-It,
Boys' Kino Wool Rlbbld Union Suits, u regular f L'-f value,
III sizes 2 to ;ll. $1.00 each.
Ladles' Extra Heavy Fleece Lined VoU mid Pants, pure
while, In regular and extra large sixes, not each.
iiuiilent In Sim Kniueini'0.
PineticMly everyone of the IflO
CIiIiu'no Itvlllir here ul tended the
"iVnul of lelmllioii" iim II win imiIIimI
None wore niii'iiew.
Iluuklim'for'Hwtfilt "
The only way to help oneself is
by helping others.
I uliii to follow thin tombing In my practice, Let me help yon
by ptopetly correcting your eye iyIIovIiik the leiiHlim iT your over,
wrought net Ves,' thereby nyttoiliiK )ur, tlioil body, j
DR. KICKERT, Eye Specialist
Over Ketituer'M
rsJJlrJikJ''
i
&fre WALL PAPER
and PAINT STORE
U . II I I I I . I I - II - - " '
BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO.
:i:t NORTH MAIlTliHTT HT.
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THE
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roitsln of Col. F L. Touvello, of this
city. Tho consideration was $0500.
Mr. Touvello will at once commence
tho construction of a bungalow and
will llvo on tho place with his fam
ily as soon as the building is com
pleted. The land is nearly all Butte
creek bottom land but Is not sot to
frulL Mr. Kline purchased the
property only a few weeks ago from
C. A. Prultt.
G. L. Hamlin of Connecticut, who
recently purchasod ono and a half
acres of land in Siskiyou Heights,
through tho Brown &. Wnkofleld
aKuney, has already completed a
npw barn on the place and Is now
nt work on a largo bungalow which
ho and hla family will occupy when
comploted,
Mrs. J. E. Wilson and daughter.
Miss Edith, of Jacksonville loft last
night for a visit with Portland rela
tives. S. L. Leonard was In Ashland yes
terday on business.
DIED.
Miss Rortba It is don w.s born in
tou. New Mexico, Juno 5, 1S83,
.lied October 2!), 1011, at 5 n. ru..
aged IS years, 4 months nml 24 days.
Her death wns caused by being
'nicd from her clothes ditching on
fire.
She was n member of the Pre.by-
erir.it church, tho ladies Eastern Star
lodge, and siW the Ladies' Auxiliary
f the Railway Trainmen.
She leaves her father and mother
vlio reside in Union, New Me.vie.i,
md two brothers, Carl Itisdon, who
live-, in Mcdiurd, Oregon, nnd Ami
ItUdon, who lives in Sams Valley,
re.
The funeral service w?s held nt
tho homo in Sams Vally nnd the re
mains were interred in tho Autiouh
lemctery.
The berenved ones wish to extend
Vir heartfelt thanks to all the kind
hands and loving henrts who so kind
'v lulped thom in their timo of sorrow.
Mobile, Ala. "I suffered for seven
years, with womanly trouble," writes t
Mrs. Sigurd Hansen in a letter from I
this city. "I felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going to,
the doctor. At last I was operated on, i
and felt better, but soon I had tho '
uamo trouble. j
My husband asked mo to try Cardul. t
I felt better after tho first bottle, and
now, I have a good appotlto and sleep i
well. I feel fine, and tho doctor tells
mo I am looking better than ho ever '
caxc me." !
If you are sick and mlserablo, and
suffer from any of tho pains duo to
womanly troubletry Cardul.
Cardni is successful because It Is
composed of Ingredients that havobecn
found to act curatlvcly on the woman
ly constitution.
For more than fifty years. It has been
used by women of all ages, with great
Buccess. Try It. Your druggist sells It
Dr. Denton's Sleeping GarmeutH
T.fc nnd $1.00 each.
for boys and kIHh. .".Oc,
Ladies' Heavy
Fleece
top
Lined Ho, tibhed
25c pa ir
Boys' and Girls'
Heavy Jeiney Ribbed School
llooe, a 2 Tic iiuallty uuiHt
placed, Hlzua ('. to !Mi
15c pair
t
unnse
Laundry
4
KAMI I. V WASHING A HIMXIALTV. ALL WORK H' ll.N 1'lvKH
Orders called for and delivered. Fuat rl.iw worU done by hand
ladles' and men's milts cleaned and prenn"d Tel. Main 7K31;
Home, a", Corner Eighth and So. Central Ave,
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Thursday-Friday-Saturday
We will put -on sale for the above three dnyn over 10(10
large siro pencil Tablets. No better 3c tablet lu Medford. Sale
ifllce U for ."e. Not over four to any ono pcrou.
Thanksgiving Post Cards 1c lia
i eJ K I 3 Regular 5r and 2 for 5c finality.
N. n. XTriU In; Luliti' Aivlwxv Dtot,
noon M4ltlnm Cln.. ChlffdnriOM. Trnn.. lor
Jrutrurtiom. nl M-rui look. "Iloo TrMtseot
u:nsn," nt la pUJo vrapptr, on itquot
putti-ll
tipecuii
Dlsholution Notice.
The partnership heretoforo exist-
Hussey s
F. K. Douol. Proaidont
M. L. Alford, Cashior
Orris Crawford, Assistant Caliior
. JL 11 Ol !
National Baiik
-of-MEDFORD,
OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $58,000.00
Tniled Stairs and PohJiiI Savings Drptwilory
WV solicit your bii.siiicsH, which will receive oui'caru-
fttl attention.
Ing between E. F. and W. Jl, Adams
has been dissolved. All bills must
bo handed In promptly.
E. F. ADAMS.
192 W. R. ADAMS.
Grand Opening.
Yourself and friends are cordially
Invited to attond tho Joint opening of
GeorKe Brown & Sons' and von der
Hellen Brothers' stores at Eagle
Point on November 4, 1911. Dancing
and refreshments free In the evening.
Souvenirs for ench guest. Come,
rain or shine.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTZKBEB
Djr 1'hoae M71
Night Pkonef F. W. Weeks 071.
A. K. On, MM.
LAD! ASSISTANT.
t?'Ttrrr4
i JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker and ISinbalmer
! : Successor to tho undortaldng do-
1 1 partmont of Medford Furniture Co,
' Office at South Uartlctt Street
Telephenes: day, Bell 471; night
; ! roeldonce, Bell 473, Home 17"9-L.
CUt unswered nlgh or day
AMKUfiANCH 8ERVIOK
j4s04l004t-A4
SAVE YOURSELF,
There. Is No Reason AVIiy You Should
Always Ilo a Slave.
If you are desirous of saving your
solf or a f i lend front a drunkard's
grave yon cannot afford to overlook
tho opportunity offered at the Hot
Lake Sanatorium for the cure of tho
liquor and drug habit. Hot Lake
mineral baths prepare tho body for
tho treatment and then soothe the
nerves and actually remove the de
sire for the liquor or drug. Hun
dreds of happy homes In Oregon and
Washington today bear witness to
the offlclonqy of the Hot Lake treat
ment. Ono week will In most cases
effect a euro. Sometimes loiiKer Is
required, but not often. Tho best
of caro Is given the patients. For
full Information address Hut Lake
Sanntor'um, Hot Lake, Oregon.
Waltor M. Plorco, president and man
The Sale That Made Medford Famous
GIGANTIC GENUINE SALE
FURNITURE
s
Everything Reduced
Every Dresser Reduced
Every Chiffonier Reduced
Every Chair Reduced
Every Rocker Reduced
Every Bed Reduced
Every Spring Reduced
Every Mattress Reduced
Every Blanket Reduced
Every Sheet Reduced
Every Towel Reduced
Every Buffet Reduced ,
Every Door Mat Reduced
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
- -f v-n- -.-
FOR U13NT Ownor going south will
rent flvo room furnished cottago
till April. Wliflor's wood In wood
house, Ljirgo garden nnd chicken
yard. Rout ronsonnblo. Inquire
121 Cotlngo at. ' 192
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Evory Dining Room Table Reduced
Every Library Table Roducod
Evory Conter Table Roducod
Evory Stove Roducod
Every Heater Reduced
Every Range Reduced t
Evory Firoloss Cookor Roducod
Evory Rug Roducod
Evory Oarpot Reduced
Every Shado Reduced
Evory Laco Curtain Roducod
Evory China Cabinet Reduced
Evory Linoleum Roducod
It's up to you
THINK OF WHAT YOU SAVE .
to save money--a $40,000
Prices Cut to Pieces
Stock Sacrificed
i
WE LEAD
OTHERS
FOLLOW
bllASetitS
Tho Hou&b With tho Low
Expenses Means Low
- Prices
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