MEDFORDMAn.TRTBTTNE. AfEDFORD. OffWlON, MIDAY, MAKCTf 22, 1012.
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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Mr. mill Mm. A. 0. I'loio. Mm. mill
MImh MiiiiiiIiik, Mm, (' 10. I.iiiik". Mm.
tll'IHHO I'J. I'lIX, .1. 14 HoHWoll, (II. 'Mil
thvomi, A. It I'arkor, Win. Mm lino
mill loorno iIikiiiim wimo iiiniuiK (In
Central IViint people who apoul
'I'liumil.ij In Mi'ilfiinl.
Db'k lliilc, iiuiiclimit of Woodvlllo,
iiiniM up -for it brief vlidt with liln
family recently.
Clairvoyant mnl Hplrll nimlliiin.
Mm. Hwlft, phono Mil I n 072. Noith
CollU'llI IIVOIIIIO cml ir paved ittiool,
tiiM'.unii Ihiiihi), :ii:i
Mr, anil Mm. I'. A. (IIiimh mul
laui(htor of Autloeh worn uncut via
Horn In Modfoid.
Chnrleii II. Trolvo of I ho Central
Point illi.liicl wiih In Modfoid 1'rlday
on a aboil IhihIiichh trip.
Mr. mnl Mm. TIioiiiiih Turpfn have
been Iiiih.v tho luNt week imIiIImk all
tint modern Improvement! to their
hoiiwi on North Continl.
AVo Hluirpi'ii iixiih, knlvon, mIhmoix,
rntwH mnl law n iiiowiuh, J. W.
Mitchell. 22 H. Itlvoriddo.
Huiinelt llochon of Talent throw
Ills hat Into the iIiik ThiirHilay by
fllliiK for tlm tthorlff'M office on the
republican ticket.
Ulmeueo Wlthlif t'jiiiie ovor from
Hoar.)' (it'll 1 1" I ii I ii k In mipplln.
WIIhoii, 210 Uuirol St.. for find
vluMii kodak (IiiInIiIiirn. 333
A K. Itohciiliiiiini, general iniuiaKor
of the Southern Pacific linen In Mod
ford, Hpcnt Friday at Anhluud on
liiiiilnnhM.
HomothliiK now. "tlrnpo Purple,"
nt McDowell'.
Two weary Wllllorf wore locked up
Thumday iilclit by tho police. They
won kIvoii a lie pnM notith I'rldny.
Tho Medford Conservatory of Mil
mIc ami IniiKtmRim Ik tho only mimic
nehool In ROiithcrii Oregon with n full
oorpn of tonehorit. CI. Tnlllaudlor.
director. Send for calnlOKiin.
.1. W. l.ltWlOn IMtcil .llll'llNDIIVlllc
TIiiiihiIii) on huxliu'Mi.
Hon It. A. Holmon, Tho Iiuuraiico
Man, ovor Jacknon County hunk.
Mm. I'arkor himjiiI Thumday nl
JuckHonvlllo on liindtu'MH.
Kodak flulHhiiiK. tho host, nt Wen
ton', oppoxllo hook ntoro.
Homy Alln of Trail In HpciidliiK a
few day In Modfoid.
Hone, D'AnJoo and llartlott pour.
KlrM-clami Iiooh. and don't liny from
anyone, largo or nuiall ordom until
you noo mo and I'll nave you money.
II. II, Pnttomou, Quaker nuriiory
man,. Nimli hotol lobby.
Hob riyiiu Ih MpuudltiK tho day at
(iiaiilH 1'iihh working up IntoioiU In
tho motor mipply Hue Ii Ih hoime
handled.
H. 1. Wontou, commercial photog
rapher. noKtithoH liiado any tlmo or
plant by appointment. Phono M. 1 171
ii'orj;t Krauioi' drove lo AhIiIjiihI
I'llday to Mhow the I!I2 llulckn to
a number or prospective purcnnKorH.
Troon for anlo. Poaohiw at 10c.
poitm at U'o, HartlottH, D'Aujou mid
Winter NoIIh. Hpi'elal whllo tliey
liint. Koo I.. K. Hoovor or phono
ir.'J'J.
Polor M. Komhnw xpout Krlday at
GriiiitK Piihm on a brief IiiikIiionh trip.
Kcdoral vaiuiiiu oloanor. Home
phono 2tii!-l.. A. Ii. Maboo, 2X1 H.
Ivy at root. 318
.Sheriff Jiiiii'h mailo a oall luire
Thumday aftenioou.
Ilenl homo mailo broad nt Do Voo'a.
I), Iteeil or DimIii. Oie , In vIhIIImh
filendfl In Modfonl.
Mr, and Mm. T. A. Olimn and
ilntiftlilor of Antloeli (.nine over re
cently Oil llllMllieilM.
Fancy brlolt lco crviim nt McDow.
cll'n.
Colouol IIiihIkii of (lold Hill apeiil
Thumday In Modfoul on liimlneKH,
Mr. Dewllde, wife and hoii. Into of
Pawidona, have at lived lo open up a
now homo on tholr uiiliupiovoil K0
mie 1 1 licit near Antloeli.
Mop roiitltiK - r.'vn inn your unit
moiioy and I will build you a homo.
Pay tout to youmolf. Add rem llox
170. City. :ii:i
H. Koyuoldx of Kaloiu In vlhltlni;
IiIh niece, Mm. I-. (I. Van Dyke, of
Phooulx.
Mrd. Kred T I.cwIh. of Woll
Hpeul Kilday In Medford.
Home bakliiK Iiiiioiioh norvod opio
Hlto H. P, depot. Phono Doll 1071!.
Home 273-I..
Wllllaiu A. AIIoiimoji of KaiiiM val
ley wiih a recent vImIIot In HiIm city.
County .IiiiIko Nell In IhHIiik Jo
Moplilno county.
H. A. Newell. lndloa tnllor, Hth
floor M. K. & II. Co. Iililc.
Hlato AKnt Covi'y for Hooral Hiioh
of iiiitomnhlloH In vIhIIIiik Medford.
.1. W. Drown of ItonohurK waa a
locont Medford vlnltor.
Hones are n npoolalty with II. II.
Pattomon, uumoryinnn, NbhIi hotol.
Jim C'llno roturuod from lllltri on
Thumday ommiIiik. uhoro ho Iiiih boon
xpondluit mnoral iIiih with IiIm daugh
ter. MIkh (ioorrsla.
W A Carter, a former Medford
readout, In a vltdior In (ho city. lt
Ih a candidate for dlHtrlet attorney In
Multnomah county.
I'leiie ncreace nuli routlnuod and
will cIoho Tuomlay. Muruh 20. I0&
ot lo xol. , .111
Mm T. K. Ilutcliln hna loft for
Hilt, Cal., accompnulod tiy her (IjuikIi
tor. MIhh Ittith.
Homo-mado broad, pie, cakon, nal
adx. baked boutin and chill for miiIo by
Chrbitlau church Indlew at UluiHtoad
k Hlbbard'M urocory. tomorrow.
Andrew Mnrlow. n native of Jack
nou county, born on l.ul;e creek, com
mitted Hiilcldo nt Horuhrook Trlday.
.See thoho hinait Ciiko huts nt
AhreiiH. :il2
Drool; Hiiencer of ICiikIo Point Ik
lipeiidliiK a few days In Medford.
I'or corrrct lad Ion' apparol hoo
Ah rem. :U2
Jack Merrill haa returned from a
ICuropoau trip.
Two vory Hpcilul menaallno iiottl
coatii, 3 . S it and $5 al Alircn. :il2
Col. It. C WiiMhliurn of Table Dock
Ih vIhUIiik Medford.
AhroiiK millinery dlbplay Ih woll
worth every womau'H attention. HI 2
John ICdmuiidH Iiiih returned from
a vlidt at Anhlnud of uoornl weokK
PRIZES FOR
BEST GARDENS
Tho inoveinoiil to havo the ohll
ill en of the city beautify and utlll.o
the vacant loin of the city Ik woll
under way. Tho movement Ih doing
Muporlcd by the Indie of tho Creat
or Medford club.
It In planned to have oach hcIidoI
lime a vacant lot located iik near the
Heboid n m tioKtdhlo and each child will
hnvo ii plot of It h own. Pri.oH of
fuM'd will bo kIvoii from time to
tlmo for boiit oxhlhltH. ProfoHHor
Col 1 1 iin will Hiiporlnloiiil tho work.
The Creator Medford club move
moul for a city beautiful will bo
launched today when IT. 8. CoIUiih.
Kiiporlutoiident of tho hcIiooIh will
pnrw conliactH to tho Hcholam making
thorn eligible to outer tho VO;otuble
and flower Kifdcu content.
Tho movement Iiiih mot with tho
hearty loopornllon of Medford peo
ple, ciihIi prison havo boon offerd
and dlvemo bunhelH of hooiIm Hero
are a few of the donnlom up to date
PiIoh '
J. D. Olwoll, VI for best exhibit of'
lettuce.
JiiiIko W. M. CoIvIk. 12.50. boat
exhibit of Dobc'laa.
Mm. K. H. Miller, 2.U0, best iiiih- ,
tiirtlum exhibit.
Col. I D. Touvolle. !i, boHt holly-!
lioukH.
Dr. J. K. Heddy, ouhIi prlren
amounting to $10.
Medford Hun, 2.r0 for bet Hun
flower.
Seed
.Moll Tribune, 1000 packa'en of
Heedit.
Homio Itlvor Valley Numery, 3
pouudu.
D. &. C. CiihIi Crocery, 2 pounds.
II. D. Pattomon, 00 packacoH of
hooiIh.
Medford Numory, 50 pnckiiKes.
Kcholfflelu Grocery, 200 package.
Doolie Itlvor Canal company, uov
oral poundK of hcedK.
Warner, Wortrnnu and Gore, 50
packtiKCH.
Allen Grocery company, 50 pnek
non. OluiKtoad mid Hlbbnrd, 25 pack
iiboh. K. S. Miller, 2 pouudu iiiiHturtium
NoedH,
StrluRor Grocery company, 10
packaRCH.
ThoHe who wlnli to belli l the work
may cominunlcnto with Mm. B. S.
PnmoiiH, Phono Main 5211.
Jr H H All!
is Sunshine in the Kitchen
S2Z& l
Plenty of sun and air have cured more invalids than
have the doctors. Cottolene is a sun-kissed product
It comes from the cotton fields of the Sunny South,
where the choicest seed is selected, the
oil extracted and refined, maldng a
wholesome, healthful, vegetable product
that makes "sunshine food."
Lard, on the other hand, never has, never
can be anything but hog fat
Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
More Economical than Butter or Lard-
You take chances when you use it.
It may not injure you; but it may cause
indigestion and other troubles.
Cottolene makes food that any stomach
can digest, contains no hog fat, and is
the most healthful and economical cook
ing fat on the market
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CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
C. riorey of .liickoullle. candi
date for county lecordor. wiih call
In K ) tin people hero Thumday.
Hou A. It. Ware, room l'.i JnckHOti
County Dank hulldliiK, for all the
Information about Pacific Mutual
l.lfo or Accident Inmirance. 323
Don Clark or liable Polul Ih visit
UH Medford.
1. adieu, nuvo your nultn inadu by a
tailor who known how. llorlln, Cou,
tral Point. 322
II. C. WllllauiH of lluiicomo Ih
HpeudlUK a tew iIiivm In Medford on
IiiihIiiiihii,
Carkln & Taylor (John II, Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attornuyH-at-law,
over .la'okHou County Hank building,
MoiUord.
.1. It. Tail of l.lttlo Dutto Ih Hpond
Iiik a few dayH In Medford.
Having boiiKlit a lot of con 1 at n
low flmiro wo urn uIohIiik It out at
a piicu ul which it Is bound to ro
within tho next wook. Inuulro of
Uudn TrmiHfur Co. or J. W. Mitchell
.loo llaiiiu, a well known travolliiK
man, who formerly made Ii Ih head
iluartiuH In Mudfonl, In vIhUIiik
frlondn In thla city, lie Iiiih with hlui
a remarkable iiiovIiik picture which
will be hIiowii at tho U? thouter to-iiIkIiI.
DIRIGIBLE BALLOON BOMB
KILLS FOUR NON-FIGHTERS
LONDON. March 22. I'our per
hoiih were killed and 10 wounded, all
iiou-combatatiiH, In the town of Zan-
xeur. near Tripoli, by a bomb
dropped from an Italian dirigible
balloon. accordltiK to dlspatchcn re
ceived hero from a corroHpoudeut
with tho TurklHh army. Heavy rifle
fire from the TurklHh Infantry put
the dlrlKlble to rout.
Nov Seattle Diocese
HBATTDi:. Wii., March 2l.--Uov.
Daniel A. llauloy, for the paHt two
yearn pantor of the Church of tho
Hacrod Ileal t at llellliiKliain. today
iiHHiiiued IiIh duthm here an chancellor
of the dlocoHo of Konttlo. and chap
lain of the now Providence hoHpltal.
lie wau appointed by IllHhop O'Dea
to. Hiiccoed the Into Very Itov. Hmll
Kauteii.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Weeks&McGowanCo.
Dy riion 8371
Wight rboneil r, W, Wki 9071
A, B. Orr, 3091
IADY ABSI8TAMT.
1011 HAMC- Kurnlture. nearly new
Davenport. MorrlH chair, a tiikh.
dlnliiK ehalm, hedH, chtrfonler, etc.,
together or Koparato. 112 No. Iw
ht. Hull phone Of. 11. U12
WANTIOI) I.audHcaiiu and practical
KardouluK attoutod to promptly.
A. V. Waldron, 208 Clark Ht. ail
Mr. and Mm. II. !". Peart. OearKO
It. Nealn. ThoiuaH llamorlck, J nines
HhleldH. T. J. O'llara. A. K. Im I'onte,
It. 12 Murray. K. A. Kord wore
ainoiiK the many people hero that at
tended the Gold Hay Honlty coin
pany'H nalo of personal property at
Tolo Thursday.
Itov. Poor of .Uhland Ih here help
liiK Hev. Aldrlch In tho evaiiKOlUtlc
moetliiKH at the M. 12. church. Hev.
Aldrlch Is untlrliiK In IiIh efforts to
make thoHo inoetliiKS a hiiccoss nntl
we hope for him a crowning lctory,
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AUCTION SALE
lloiiHoliold furniture, aluo ladles'
mid tuan'H bicycle. Saturday 2 p. n.
1112 Nlantlc. a lit
L. N. JUDD, TALENT, ORE., JACKSON COUNTY
Orchard Homes
and Farms
IX A THRIVING rtfXTUR IX ONE OF THE GARDEN
SPOTS 01? TILE ROUTE RIVER VALLEY
Soil fpi'tile: fruit, alfalfa and pardon; clinmtc mild (eom
mpiiro making garden in Fobruai'v), water in plenty, and
pure; good .schools and religious influences; no saloons or
drunkenness. Farms 5 aeres to 1200 acres. Great fruit
country. For further particulars address enclosing stamps
L. N. JUDD
TALENT. OREGON
1IOAUD and room $5 a wouk. 2D S,
llartlott. 31 1
KOU 8A1.I2 I2untniun a, Special ko
dak (poHtcard nlze) and complete
amatuiir photography outfit cheap.
A barKiiln, Phono S0,'-F-2 or ad
droHR P. O. box Hl2. am
KOU KAM2 WaiohoiiHe alto, B0100,
clone In, ?22r0. Toiiiih. Snap,
W. T. York Ai Co.
TOR SAD12A li-room all modern
buiiKalow, close in; owner forced
to naerlflco at Iosh than coat. Price
only $200 on toruiH of $r00 cauh,
balaiicu 2o ior month. Why not
take a look at this and hiivo your
rout? See Tinny, In (larnett-Coroy
lililK. :n&
KOIt HAM'S A l-rooin cottitKo on a
lai'KU corner lot only 15 minutes'
walk from the poatofflco, and Just
j block from the paving; Iioiiho
new and in piod condition. Prlcu
only ITTiO on tormu If dotdred. See
Tinny, 201 Oarnott-Coroy bid. 1110
l-'OU HAM2 Cook atove cheap. I.eav
liiK city. 2 1 1 Weyl Jackuou at, a 1 a
VOU HUNT Modern furnlHliod
rooms at the CottiiKO, 004 Went
10th ut., two bloekB Houth Medford
hotel. Hot anil cold wutor In
rooniH. Home phone 217 Mm, II,
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Chicuo
Yes, We Clothe
The Whole
Family
Our terms are Strictly Cash.
But we give you better goods
for the same money or the
same goods for less money
Ladies' Suits, $12.50 to $36.50
Mens' Suits. $9.50 to $30.00
The Golden Rule
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3001 A
A Good Place to Trade
We are best fitted to supply your wants, either
in point of large assortment or in store service, this
business is built upon honor, absolutely no misrepre
sentations, nothing to crow about, is only at it should
be, honest. No single sale constitutes a profit, neith
er does it make a growing business like this one, if ac
any time you are dissatisfied with a purchase, in
justice to your good selves and us, TELL US ABOUT
IT FIRST.
SPECIAL
Dr. Price
Wheat or Com
Flakes
5c the Package
Fancy Red
Salmon Bellies,
20c each
Spiced
Anchovies
20c the Pound
New Goods
Cross and
Blackwell's
Finnan
Haddock
New California Cheese - Smith's Smoked Haddock
Martin's N. Y. Cream Cheese
Special Saturday only, Blue Stem Flour, $1.25 a sack.
2 lb. package S. and W. Rice 10c
4 lb. package S. and W. Rice 20c
Fancy Southern
Oranges 20c doz.
Bananas 25c doz.
Cooking Apples
$1.25 the box
Fancy Spitz or New
town Apples $3.00 box.
One-half box $1.75
Toll the salesman to include u square of "That Good
Butter" if you forget the braud. It's "Pure Gold",
sold only by us 85c the square,
Other Good Butter 70c square
CHAS. L. SCHEIFFELIN
Successor to W. II. Bardon & Co.
A Good Place to Trade
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