Medford mail tribune., December 26, 1911, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

ME-PFOTTO MATT TttTBIJOT. MEDFOKT), OTCEaoy, TUESDAY, T)F,mmFJ? 20, 1011.
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POSTAL RECEIPTS
FIFTH PULLMAN iKDFOID MEN
i.loni'pliliio I'outily. Tho iiuuMiti.v ui
oiRnuixcd IuhI .Inly with n onpititl
ut....i. .' 11111 mm .ii..:.i.. . i :..i.. im
sumo wilut) of HulphliKm in llio oio
which will lutxo lo ho noul to tho
Hinoltor. Tho mill Ihov 'd wmm only
it sinnll mill, kooiI eunuch for a pios.
Iiootor, but not iieiuly liirgo oiiomkIi
for tho amount of oro thoy huo in
Hht now. HoHtdeu tho umuU vein,
wliiob in from four to Ion inobort wide,
is h dooompoHod kiiiiko mole, nuiiiiiK
in width fiom one to two foel, that
pium well and will bu t?nod enough
to mill with a profit. What thoy
want to do now is to sell omiui;h
ItouHiiiy 8loo In ol a hIoiiiu plnnl
Iiii'ko oiioiikIi to utii -R hIuiiiih, hut ut
pioHont ooulil not i tin over 10 until
moio !h opened up. Thoy aio Intend
Inn to run n oiimHoitt up tho hill mid
to out a parallel oln, whloh hIiowh
on Ibo Htirfaoo iiud will not httvo to
no oor d0 or fid feel with the otonn
out to out It. It In a hit ko vein nhoiit
fio feel wide, and pniiH a little gold.
Hut when thoy 'l to it. by dill'llnir.
thoy opeet to find a liltf mIioiiI of
oio.
. -m.'viv in timivhiiii imiill'll null mil."
UHDOI'S STORE LARGER THIS YEAR
Has Been Heavy Stockholder in the By $105.54 Receipts for Christmas
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miu,umi HiinroM ni mioohih n muire, I,,
11. Hoover of Modl'ot'd is proHldent;
(I. Knliiioki vioe pjimldoiit' A. I.
Hailoy, M'oudiu'v and tieuHUUTj (.', O.
fliuk, Harry OlilUlois mid A. Ij.
llnrtloy, director, Thov have boon
rnnniuK i tunnel and put up u xmall
Mcdford's Special Train South Will
Be an Eyc-Oncner Only City of
Its Size to Pull Off Such n Din
Stunt.
A. L. Hartley Tells Euncne of Jose
Store From the Start and Was Sec- Week Better Than Those of One
rctary Until He Bought In All of Year Ago-Clean Up Christinas
phino County Mine in Which
a i '"''I '' try their oio u1uoh,
' I Thov i'in Hiiit iiliiinl () ! tin. In
Number of Local Business Men rroouold, IicnUU 'thci euro about tho
Arc Interested. - . ii..r...., ,.
the Stock.
Deliveries Today.
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Chnrlos L. Schiefolin lias bowtlit
Tho volume of business tlono by
ttio on tiro inlorost in tho Hnrdon ro- Modfortl postotflco for the weok
coi'v on North Coutml nvomu ami Nibofore Christmas this yonr oxceeiloil
nftw ooiiiluetJMj; the sumo iimlor W
fivjn ntniihgomont. Mr. Schiofolwi li
li&ffli n hnhvy Mopklioltlor m tho firm
from tho start and was secretary of
tlip linnlan proccry up until tho tine
ho hotiftht all tho stock.
Tho store will he stocked more
hoaily than over and a urenUtf vn
ricty of jirocorici will ho on dUdi.
The new proprietor hn? boon rcroiv
ini nonprnttilntions and well wi-'-o
of friends.
that of last year by 1105.54. Kor
19 10 tho receipts of tho oftlco for tho
week ondliiK Christmas eve wore
11124.04, and for the sntno period
of 1911 thoy wore $1229.00. Tho
entire Christmas business of tho of
fice this year will oxceed that of 1910
by about $50.
Postmaster Woodford will have his
Christmas dellerles practlcall all
cleaned up today. Last year tho of-
Mr. Sohiofelin is from n prominent flco fu,,-v a wwk !'oh,n- ,n t,li8
Qrocon family and was horn in ,Tm-k
fibn aftunly. Ho Iijir been in business
lit Los Antfoles and Portlnnd. Ili
parents wore pioncare of Jn.kMin
county, locating hero in 18o2. Hs
fnihor served with distinction in the
Indian war and his brother, Edward,
was tho discoverer of the famous poM
and silver mining district at Tomb
stone, Arir,., in 1870.
Xot many employers will talk busi
ness with work hunters who cannot
be reached through want advertising
in this cifv this week.
Hnsklns for health.
work. This not because of an OX'
eesslve amount of work at that time
but because- thoro was not sufficient
help to handle the Christmas busi
ness. This year there was extra help
put on and os a result thoro has
been no congestion cither In outgo
ing or incoming malls. Christmas
day a team and wagon was put on
for package delivery and it was kept
busy from daylight until dark and as
a result all the packages received at
tho office up to Christmas morning
reached their destination during
Christmas day. Aside from tho ex
tra help Mr. Woodford had his aslst-
r'rom prosunl indications tin South
om l'Ncitfu will bo compelled to put
on a fifth Pulhnnn for the T.os An
-., i i" j.. ,..
Ht'ies oxcur)iou pocini io iku an re
of nil who desiro to uo. A. S. Kos-
eubnum is now ursine nil to umko their
nservitions it oueo. to eunhle him
to hnve ample opnee so nil will bo
comfortable, Mr. Ko-onlmum slates
that bo will not permit nny oniwdiinr,
no one being permitted to co on the
special train without nboitb reserva
tion.
Thoo who havo xken for spaeo
will be expected to confirm thu same
bv Wednesday iiijjht.
That Medford is able to handle a
solid Pullman train with diner and
observntion N n revelation to the pas
senger traffic officials, who snv thoro
is no record of n eitv of Medford's
sie hnudliut; such a proposition, and
the fact will receive considerable no
tice in the California stress.
The special will loao promptly ut
3:30 p. in. Friday, December 21), and
will be jwrsonnlly conducted.
A. T Hartley hits jut returned
from Josuphino county, whore ho has
been miiiiuj;. huiu como homo to
spend the holidav-. with his fainth,
Mtys the Kugono (In tid. He has late
lv been appointed ,-ncral niHiumer ol
the Alton Gold Miiinu; compnn,,
whose mines are louttod near tlo'deu,
GLORIOUS HAIR
Kor Kory Woinmt Who Wauls It.
Any woman who neglects hor hair
cannot expect to h.vo as lovely hair
as tho woman who doesn't.
Wash the, hnlr onca a week, use
PARISIAN SACK dally keep your
hair brush olojm and In a few du
ou will givo to jutir hair a beautiful
lustre that you will be pro nl of.
PARISIAN SAUK Is a most icll
nble hair tonic; so reliable that Chas.
Strang guarantees It to or.tdlcnto dan
druff, stop falling hair and Itching
scalp, or monoy buck.
It should bo used as a Crossing by
every member of tho fnrtilly because
It Keeps tho scalp clean, presents hair
from turning gray and baldness.
this Utrge bottle GO cents. You will have
ordinary preparations
Mid -Holiday Prices
Foe This Week Only at
last jear and tho handling of
great amount of business hiomuI no uso for
along with clockwork regularity and, after onco gllng delightful PARI-
ants better organized than they were precision.
SIAN SAGE n trial.
SCENE FROM "THREE TWINS" AT THE MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27.
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GRAY
Standard Apron Gingham, assorted
patterns and colors Vj$
Anoskogin Onting Planntd, regular
12 J, up kind. They eonuj in light and
dark coloi-s, assorted patterns...., ..9
1000 yds. all linen Toivhon Lace and
Insertion to match, ext. fino valuo 5
12c Valuo Flannoletto 8c
A large assortment to select from,
hoth light and dark, with heavy floooo,
only S1
36-Inch Bleached Shirting
Same quality as the Lonsdale lu-and,
special SV4r
10 yards limit.
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18-Inch Brown Linon Crash at
Salo 7
this
$1.00 value Cotton Blankets, gray and
tan, full size 69
This is the regular 12ie gootls and
will not last long at this special low
price.
CC-in. Bloachod Tablo Damask--Four
heavy and beautiful patterns. The price
for this week will be only 'M
Standard Prints 40
Assorted patterns in gray, navy,
black, white, Calcutta.s, only 10 yards
to a customer 'ty-rf
Notions Worthy of Your Attontion for
This Woek:
5c Safety Pins, 2 for 5
fie quality Pins, full count 2 for 5
5c quality Hooks and lOyes ... . 2 for 5
5c Scotch Plaid Hair Pins . .2 for 5
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Owing to the inclement weather Saturday -we did not close out our entire stock as
expected. As a result we will hold an auction at 10 a. m., 2 and 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday, December 27th
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD
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At the 2 p. m. Auction the
Team, Wagon, Harness, Top
and other equipment will be
put up
One more chance to get Furniture, Stoves
and House Furnishings at your own price
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10 a. m.
2 p. m.
7:30 p., m.
We deliver goods free that are bought at the auction
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