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BEDFORD MATL TftTBUNE, TODFQRD, QKKgQN, FRIDAY. QPTQUKK 18, 1012,
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SUNDAY
'Mill
WORKERS MEET
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.The iitiminl convention of the Juck-
Bofj County Sunday School nssocin-
'Uoii.ig now in wcsiou nl Ashland,
having opened Thursday. A lnrj;o
number of delegates arc in nttend
tinoe. Following is the pregram:
Thursday, Qciober 17, nt 10:30
lliindslinkinjj and assignment, of dele
gates; .Afternoon,, 1:30 Song- scivioo.
At)KlulinenUof commit I ee. Keport
of j.ccreliiry mill kcIiooIk of tho coun
ty. "The Primary Department,"
Mrs, 0. W. Scngcr: "Sunday School
History," George hereon; "How lo
Grade the Sunday Schools," C. J).
JJnmkin.
Evening. 7:30 Sour and devo
tional Venice (special iiiumc. "Sev
enfold Purpo-o," George hereon;
feolo, II. X. Aldrieh; nddres "Length
ening and Strengthening," Chalks
Phipps.
Friday, October IS, 0 :0O Serv
ice of praise Roys, and How lo
Win Tlicm to the Church," J. R. Hur
ncltc: "What the rhurch Should Ho
for the Sunday School," Homer Hil
lings; "Home Department, and How
to Organize," Mrs. C, A. Mecker:
"How to Start and Conduct a Cradle
llbll," Audrey Holmes. Reports of
nominating committee.
Afternoon, 1 :30 Service of praise.
"Graded Work in the Junior and In
termediate Departments." C. P.
Young; "Somo Kurtil Problems and
How to Solve Them." 11. O. Itutler-
ficld; "How to Interest Sunday
School Woikers in Teacher Train
ing," John Aniell; "Relation of For
eign Missions to Sunday Schools-' A.
C. Joy; "Relation of State and Coun
ty Work to the Individual School,"
Charles Phipps.
NEW BUILDING BENEFIT
ORDINANCE TALKED
RACING
Moilford Is nl Inst to have n new
building ordinance, action being
hastened by the burning of the opera
Iiouko laat week, A committee was
appointed at tho last session ot tho
city council to take tills matter up
at once and already the committee
has held a meeting with tho city at
torney and discussed tho ordinance.
Dr. F. C. Page who contemplates
Immedlato work on tho construction
of a new theater appeared before
the committee and discussed his
plans for a new theater. Ho was
told to go ahead on his foundation.
Tho now ordinance will provide for
safeguards against fire In all pub
lic buildings.
The proposed ordinance will pro
vide that the tire chief shall be a
building Inspector with power to en
force tho ordinance.
ME
TA
SUCCESS
The benefit racing meet tqr tho
Jackson comity fair association at
the fair grounds Thursday afternoon
was fairly well attended nnd the
deficit In tho recent fair fund wns
reduced considerably.
Tho races Thursday were fair
whllo the bucking contests were
warmly applauded. ' Several bulls
were ridden but they furnished the
most tun while being saddled.
A feature ot the day was tho
ladles relay raco won by Miss Sllng-
er from Miss Chase Miss Chase
was thrown at tho start but pluck
lly remounted and completed the
race.
POWER COMPANY TO HGHT GREAT
AND CITY MEET WHITE PLAGUE
Members of tho eltj council and
tho mayor met with loprosoutntlvcs
of tho Oregon Callfotnln Power
Company Friday morning and dis
cussed briefly tho clause In their
franchise relating to the payment of
5 per cent of tho gross Income, of tho
company to tho city, or tho payment
ot a lupip Hum of $20,000.
No progress was miide at tho eon
fetence, tho company being asked
to submit a proposition In wilting.
Following this further discussion
wilt bo held. It Is believed that a
settlement can be readied without
resorting to tho courts.
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Ahrcns Has Birthday.
Ahrcns store today announces its
second anniversary with a bait page
ad of seasonable goods at reduced
prices. Mr. Ahrcns has finished
two years of successful merchandis
ing in Medford. tho only store ot Its
kind In the city. Ho has every con
fldencc in tho growth and prosperity
of Medford and in consequence, has
this year stocked up his store with
an extra largo lino of suits, coats,
waists, hosiery, etc. It will pay any
woman to carefully look over tho' An international exposition
list of bargains offered by Ahrcns horticulture will bo held at St.
today. I tersburg in tho spring.
NEW YORK. Oct. IS. A rcdhot
fight to the coffers of the National
League is promised here today by
John T. Brush, president and owner
of the New York club.
Last winter Darncy Dreyfuss,
president of tho Pittsburg club,
caused the adoption ot a rule pro
viding that the pennant winning club
transfer 2 1 per cent of Its receipts
from tho world's series games to
tho National League. Brush con
tends thts rule was Illegally adopted,
and has forced the appointment ot an
arbitration committee to consider
tho case.
Ik-nth of W. K. Carlock.
V. E. Carlock ot Merlin died
Monday and was taken to Jackson
ville for burial, interment taking
place Tuesday. His brother, F. M.
Carlock, of Uakerstield, Cal., and
his wife were with him when death
came. Mr. Carlock was about 70
years of age and had been a resi
dent of Southern Oregon about 3S
years.
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Pc-
Thc I. S. Mttrtnc Hand pave u
concert lust night under tho nu-pieei
of the H. P. O. K. Tho audicueewns
a ery large nnd nppreeintivo one.
Many people weie here from the ad
joining towns. This bringing unusu
ally fine talent to Medford is a good
and worthy work for the Klks It
requires a local organization of this
kind to make the big things pay, and
the Elks nre the boy to give Med
ford the high class musical attrac
tions that need special work. The
program wns well cho-cn, being large
ly made up of populur music of the
better class-. There wns, however,
three classic numbers which were
well rendered. The director, William
II. Sautclmauu, as a director of a
military band, is a good one, but his
interpretation of Wagner is wide "f
the mark. He has no idea of the del
icate shading required in Wagnerian
music; neither has Soua for that
matter. There is a wide difference hi
directing a military band nnd rend
ering a classical program. ,
ED ANDREWS.
Notice To Fruit Growers.
The Garnctt-Corey hardware have
tho agency for tho Mean Power Spray
machines, tho best machlno made,
and have ordered a car to como for
ward Novembor 1st. They will glad
ly show tho working ot these ma
chines and quote the best prices.
Storo cornor Main and Grapo street.
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WRITES A NOVEL
(Cential Point Herald.)
Considerable supriM.' was occiimoii
ed in this city when it became known
about town that "Peanut" Holmes
had wiilteil n book and that Ihe pub
lication of the volume was about fin.
ished with every oxidenco thut thu
work was lo bo n pronounced success.
The title of the book is "The Moid
of the Mountains" or "The Mystery
of the Tall Pines" and wo uudeistaml
that the story is drawn from local
surroundings and local characters.
That the book Is 'all light is indicated
bv its acceptance bv the large pub
lishing house that has mulct taken the
printing of the volume It. C Itcumc
is interested in the venture wilh Mr.
Holmes in that he hns helped to get
the company interested nnd in olli-r
ways giving encouragement to thu
author.
All of "Peauufa" friends will be
glad to see him get the success he
deserves in his venture and will hope
that this is only the beginning of his
work in the writing of book.- that are
money enrners,
NOTICE.
Notice is horebyj(,glven that tho
undersigned will apply at the special
meeting of tho city council October
21, 1912, for a licenso to soil malt,
splrltous and vinous liquors at 22
North Front street,, for a period ot
six months.
SELSBY-fc KENNEDY.
Dated October 9, 1912.
President John huh of tho local
typographical union Ih making plans
to secure local co-operation In the
nation wide effort lo olmorvo Sun
day, Oct. 27, as antMuboreulotdH dny.
l'leaeliers will bo asked to lend their
ntudstnneo In arousing sentiment
against tho ttprcad of tho white
plague.
October 27, Is to bo observed all
over the country as a day net apart
to work In conjunction with tho
National Association for tho Preven
tion of Tuberculosis nnd tho Inter
national Typographical union. In an
attempt to prevent thu spreading of
tho terrible disease and to ctuo tho
thousands who are now suffering
with It.
Tho typographical union has been
ono of the most active crafts or
orgaulxatlons In tho country In at
tempting to Htnuip out tuberculosis.
For many years tho printers have
maintained an international homo
tor those of the craft who have been
stricken with the great white plague.
Thu local committee will meet In
a few dn)H to discuss plans for hold
ing tho meeting on tuberculosis Sun
day. The meeting Is to bo public
and Is to bo addressed bya muu who
are competent to discuss tho question.
APPLES
APPLES
APPLES
Do You Want to Sell?
What sorts and quantities, and what price? Wo aro not tend
ering for anybody's fruit, '
Do you want to consign nnd chanco tho market Consult us
and wu will give you quotations. In every ease wo semi tho Hollers
sale antes. In New York wo uso our own sale notes, and do not hnvo
apples sold by auction.
W. N. WHITE & CO.
7(5 Park Place Now York
FOR SALE
Two Lota, 50x117, Quoon Anno Addition
Wat or, sower, pavement and sidewalks in, alloy
in roar; boat two lots in tho addition.
Oho Lot, 75x120, East Main Stroot
Water, sower, pavement, alley in rear.
Jivo-room house and lot, Kenwood avenno
Concrete foundation, plastered, wired and plumb
cd, lot 135 feet deep, half block Fourth atreot
pavement, high ground.
Lot South 'Onkrinh' (K)xl7n, all improvements
in, adjoins Howard property, faces Dakota avenno,
alley in rear.
Seven acres, 1V-. miles north of Medford on Cen
tral Point macadam, ditch across highest part.
Any of tho above properties can bo puroliasod at
exceptionally low prices and terms to suit pur
chaser. MEDFORD BOOK STORE-
The Imperial Ucrutnu postotftce
has a new machlno for printing
stamps In rolls which are used in
automatic slot selling devices.
Stomach Sufferers
Pay Nothing
Unless Cured
A Postal Will IlrliiR Trial Treatment
anil a History of Famous l'eoplo
Ml-O-NA Stomach Tablets surely
do end all Indigestion and stomach
misery and to prove It wu will svnd
a trial treatment, an Interesting
booklet, nnd tell you exactly how to
banish nil stomach troublo and put
your stomach In fine shape or not
a cent to pay. Just say on a pos
tal or In a letter, "Head mo frco
trial treatment of Ml-O-NA" and you
will never bo sorry address Ilooth's
.Ml-o-na, Uuffato. N. Y. Chas.
Strang guarantees thorn.
Nearly n quarter of a century under tho Bamo
management
THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W. I. Vawtcr .President C. R. Lindloy, Vice Pros.
C. Vt. McDonald, Cashier
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OUR SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE
TWO YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IN MEDFORD HAS GIVEN US THE CONFIDENCE TO BRING ON ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKS OF
WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS CLOAKS, SUITS, MILLINERY, FURS, FURNISHINGS, ETC., A LINE EXCELLED BY NONE. IN
FACT WE HAVE OVER-REACHED OURSELVES TO AN EXTENT MAKING OUR STOCK AT THIS TIME TOO LARGE. WE ATTRIBUTE THIS TO THE BACK
WARD SEASON AND TAKE THIS TIME, THE ANNIVERSARY PERIOD IN CELEBRATING THE EVENT BY GIVING SOME EXTR SPECIAL VALUES TO RE
DUCE THE STOCK ON WHICH WE ARE HEAVIEST LOADED.
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY
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NEW COATS
Many new Coats have been added to our already vast
showing of new Fall Coats,. We are now showing
sonic very swell styles in tho Johnny Coat Prut ty
grey bloueles, black and white diagonals and golfing
materials all of these arc very temptingly priced,
many are specially priced for the Annivei-sary Sale.
MACKINAW COATS $8.95
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The genuine Mackinaw Coat, made up of materials
all wool and a yard wide, in pretty Norfolk style,
good value at $11.50. Anniversary" Sale $8.95
CHILDREN'S COATS
At Anniversary Sale Prices.
Complete line of sizes and styles from the little lot of
3 years to the voung miss of 14 years, in mixtures,
caraculs, chichillas and plain cloths, at 10 to 25 per
cent Discount.
MESSALINE PETTICOATS
ANNIVERSARY SALE $2.98
An all silk messaline Petticoat, in black and a full
lino of colors; regular $4.50 value. Annivcrsarv
sale ij2.98
A heavy messaline Petticoat, nicely tailored, in a
wide range of colors, a $6.50 value. Anuiversarv
sale $4.6&
SILK DRESSES, VALUES TO $30.00
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $15.00
Beautiful Silk Dresses, made up of foulard, messa
liiies, taffetas, faille silk, xt!ll the newer type of
dresses, long or short sleeves, low or high necks, and
a full range of colors in plain stripes and figures
an event you have lnen waiting for. Alterations if
any will be charged for. A full range of sizes 3G to
40. Actual values lo $!0.00. Anuiversarv Sale
special ; t. 15.00
TAILORED SUITS, VALUES TO $35.00
ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL $15.00
There will bo about sixty tailored suits put out at
this special, prices and values just as we have quoted,
but do not expect to find the cream of the stock at
the higher values. AVe do not intend our advertise
ments at any time to appear misleading but just aH
we can back them up with the merchandise, but the
values are just as stated and most of the suits are
this season's newest styles. Actual values to $1)5.00.
Anniversary special $15.00
Other special values in Tailored Suits at $10.50,
$25.00 and $35.00
SILK WAISTS,
ANNIVERSARY SALE
$1.98
One heaping table full of
Silk and Wool Waists, in a
full line of colors and sizes,
many strictly tailored, val
ues such as you have never
seen before; actual values to
$0.50 only ono or so of u
kind to dean tho stock
Anniversary Salo $1.98
SWEATERS
ANNIVERSARY SALE
PRICES
Rough neck Sweaters in a
very heavy stitch, all wool
yarn, colors cardinal, tan and oxford, a regular $0.50
value. Anniversary Salo .$4.89
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Kough neck Sweaters in a plain stitch, all worsted
, colors maroon and oxford; a regular $5.00 value. s
Anniversary salo .... $3.95 C
ANNIVERSARY SALE OF TRIMMED HATS
Your unrestricted choice of any Trimmed Hat in
stock at a Discount of 20 per cent.
AVe want everyone to come to this our second anniversary
sale. You will find many tempting values, merqhandfso
that always makes friends for the store.
Values at this salo that will start tho third year's business
in Medford out on a record breaking business that is
what you will concodo after seeing tho above.
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