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' " MTOI'OTm MTH TmmJtfE, MFJ)FOntf..t)nEflOX, RA'TUmTAT. XOVEMTIETI HO. 1012, FTTCIE TTT1TR1I. tWHS ra nTrnm X MM u V UMJJi lL A 'iiimKhIIii l)i'fifn( ThniikHKlvliiK I tin nlvi, llecitiiwi I didn't rlitiiice to live In wliut the) mil itniiil old ilttj" Of liiniii'ly fnrn ami ltiiilit way. 'I lllii' tint iIii)n Hint wo have now, lindcnd of lininin Mini churn ami plow 5 I llkti In have it lui with nirliiKH, Anil U'li'pliuiifH mill vacuum llilni'.n Tlioim "kimhI olil Hiuhk," ho pruned In hoiikI Mow did lllii women Ket nliinit? No bridge or miffniK" or Ixutil Iiiiki, No motor emu or Kladiuiine riiitnl I'm very Kim) "olil-fnnliloiiiul cheer" Will not tin offered inn HiIm yritr; No miiiAKli or imiiiiiMn pin lor mi -I much prefer pntUnerlo. I i-nu't nee how they lived tit till Without u ertli or Minnie linll; Oh, cnriienlly I ilo llmnkuKUe That our lime urn not primitive! OAltOI.YN WIJI.I.H. After nil, the bent TlinnkHKlvliiK U than lot IIvIiik. Tim pt eel hit hern nlmont entirely devoted to mirlul ntdilrw of private niul Informal nature, with n nollceiihle lurk of ciiterlulutiiK, ex rept In (hit rami of rcKitliir eluli ineetliiKK, nml no forth A Inrun ii ii in her of ThunktRlvliiK dinner iinrtlen were rnjoynl, tunonr. the hunt ami In t emeu hclni: Mr. ami Mm. T. IS. DtiiileW who cntcrtntiicil at their hotntt on Hlnklyou HelKhtu, their KnetM hrltiK Mr ml Mm. Chark'N hchleffelln. Mr nml Mr. William Undue, Minn Jrnn Undue, Mlm Kthi'l tluthrle, Mm. A. M Carry nml MUx t'arlultn Hank. (Incuts of Mr ami Mm W. II Hlnwnrt at their home on Truth street were Mr. ami Mm. J K Htc. wart. Or, ami Mm. J. M. Kcene ami Mlm Helen Dull I Mr. nml Mm. W V Issues enter talneil Mr, nml Mm. Krunk luanes, Mr. ami Mr. Charles Nauru, Mm. Itlilille. Ilarohl Itlilillr, Mm. M. A Isaacs ami Ml Arnica Isnttrs. Tahle decoration were fern ami marl r.olil, noiivriilm IteliiK dliulniiltlvo paplnr utnclie pumpkin. Those p'resenl ST tho homo of Mr. ami Mm. 12. N. Warner were. Mr. nud Mm. i: i:. (lorn, little Mli lleulah (lore, Ml l-'lora lmy nml Misses lliith ami Kmher Warner. Mr. N. I l.co wim IiosIchs nl her home on North Onktlaln avenue. Mm. Ken Invited Mr. nml Mm. John M. Itoot. Ml Josephine Itoot, Mr. l.ee Itoot, Mr. ami Mm. . M. Andrew ami Ml Caroline Andrews. A tublc centerpiece of fruit nml roue wum very nltractlvn. Mr. nml Mm. Wheldon lltddlo had an dinner kiicsU Dr. and Mr. K. (I. Itlddell. at the lllddlo country home nl the Kenwood orchard. (lueslii of Mr. and Mm. (In Now- lierry were Mr. mid Mm. C. M Speck nt Ihn lliirrt'll orchard, Mr. I.eon Speck mid Mm. Mary roter. Dr. mid Mm, Kdwnrd French mi' terlalned Mr, and Mm. Delroy (let' rhell nml Mutter lluyard (letcholl. At their country homo Mr, nml Mm. V., II. llanley worn host nml hostess to a number of friend In clmlliiK Mr. and Mm, K. II. Maddou, Mr. nml Mm. Fred llopkln mid clill dreii, Mm, Noble mid little dniiKh tor of I'ortlmid, Mr. nml Mm. Fred. nrlck John Wetterlrk of Seattle, Mr nud Mm. IMuar Ilufor nml Mr. J. Ik Tromion. Mr. und Mm. W. I. Vitwtor. Mr. Vernon Vnwter mid Mr, Jap Andrews were Ktiostit of Dr. mid Mm. I'lcltel. TIiokii present around (ho "festive hourd" at the. homo of Mr. mid Mm. Harold l.iimsilon wero Mm. (iooriu l DnvlH, MImh llniol Dnvlrt, Mr. l-'nul Trnc Mr. und Mm. C. I. Iliitchlaon, Mls I'eiii llutchlou, Mr. Krnnlt IliitchUou und Mr. Trovo l.uumdoii. (lueHlH of Mr. nml .Mm. Will War nor on Onkilalo um'iiiio Smith wmo JiiiIko Williuin t'ohjr, Mm. llcliiii flale, WimlHor nml Itowcu (lute, Mm. L. II, Wnrner, lr. l,oiii Wnrnor, Dr. noil Mm. SU'iii-iih, Mr, M, I,. Kiiekmiii nml Mr. Viineo (.'olvlj;. A ThniikHKlvliiK dinner was given hy Mr. und Mrs, N. H, Ilonuott at their homo on North Central uvonuo to a nuuihor frlumlB, Thoho pro ( ent wero Mr, nml Mm, AiiKiiat I.ur ' moii, Mr, nml Mm. Kil Hamlin, Miss Kdnu Hamlin, Mliuoa Kthnl mid Ak pen Ilonuott und. Mr. I.cstor Ilonuott. A very ploiiHnnt tlmo ouhiiuiI. w Mm. Ilufor Invited a fow rrloiuU to hor homo Tuomlny ovoiiIiik for illiumr, Hioho proHoiit hclng Mr, mid Mm, K, II, Ilnuloy and hoimo Kiioata Mr, and Mm, Wottorlck, Mr. nml V, II. Mnddo'n and Mr, II a for. Tho Tut'Bilay Drlilijo club mut nt tho homo of Mru, J, A. Perry, Mm. door go O'llrlon was tho roclplont of tho. prUo for highest Bcoro, mif' On TliiuikxtfUhitf ilnv, Nnveinlier i!H, lit III o'l'loelt ill tin resilience of Iho nfiM'tnlliiK imtiiNier, Moilon Ktleet, Ahliliiml, oeeitrieil u illle nml pretty iiIiIIiik. (Hen II. ('un well niul Mlxx (leuell Wnlliien uw uuileil in the IioiiiW of iniilrlmiMi.v liy lli-v. W. T. ViinHi'oy. The heMnwul of the iIiik hy the irooiii wum it purl nl' I lie eereiuuuy, Tin1 henl men nml liriileMinniiU were l.ex Tielri'ii nml Mm ll'e, Nolii Trelieii, nier uf llic ki'oiiui. Mr. ('unwell U a unlive of Kiiiimim, nml eiiine with hW I'ulher'H I'umilv to A-hl;iinl live .Mar utto. I In ntlemli'il hl)li hi'IiiihI in hi unlive hii. nml ufler I'limiiiK In AkIiIiuiiI ho enlcn'il llin Hoiilliern ()nit"ii Klute N'onunl M'liool nml uiiiiliiiilnl in the i'Iiimh of 1H0II, llic ln-l i'Iiimm hefore the ill ii i ix nl' I In normiil uotc iIuhi'i! lo the eillieiitioil nf leuehem. He then euleieil lilt univemlty of Ore pin, Kpeiuliui; two .M'tim there, nml now for iilimit two yearn he hu heeii in elm rue of it ilepiirtiiieut of Hie Ciilifiiniiii Si (Ireuon I'otver rum puny in Ihe eitv nl' Mcilfoiil. Ilo it a iiuntf iiKin of iulerity nml j;ooi liiiHinexM Neiihe. He m well known Jiv Iho I'liri-linii yeiiuj: people of Imtli Medforil nml Ahliiml, nml W prcxiileut of the Kpworth I'iikuo of the M. K. eliureh of Me.ir.ir.l. The liriile ih nihil a native of Kaiini nml Iiiih lived in Meilfonl for Ihren yrnm. She ii it ilnutthter of Mr. nml Mm. h. I'. Wulliiee. Her eillieiitioil wits ehiefly in li'T iiiilivo htnti. .She i proiiiiui'iit in Iho Miiiial nml nli,'iou eirnlei of Meilfonl nml i" nil lie enmplifchoil niul Mipulnr youui; wo mini. Tliee vomiic people urn well maleliiil nml outer iihhi iIiIm new eni of life with ninol linppy proipeeti. Thev will hH"inl ii few iliiyi' honey moon in Afhltiml nml then will he ffiu lioiiHekeepiui; in Meilfonl where the uriiom will eolltiuue in the em ploy of lite iwor eonipaiiy. The iiiiinv frirnili of thin Imppy pnir wNh for them nil Hie huppine- that rail he erowileil in two live. l.otlKO No. IKK II. P. O. Kilt, will hold their annual mcmorlnl erv Ire tomorrow at 2:30 p. m, at the Klk lodito rooniM, The public I cordially Invited. The pregram: Selection . . . Meilfonl Orrheitra ItltunllMlc AddrcM Kxalted Killer OpeiiliiK KxerrlM'N, Offlrem of I.oiIkc Holo MIhk Phoebe Hanre Kelert IteadliiK (Thunntopl) Mm. I'rauk IlurRe Holo f!co, Andrew Addrck . K. V.. Kelly Mixed quartette A. C. Ilurge, !'. (). Ilurici'. Mr. QuUenhcrry, Mm. Wold. CloiInK Kxerrlne .Officer of I.oiIko "Auld Latii; Hyno" . . .Kveryhody llunedlrllon Chaplain That tho ChrlKtmn cnion Ik nenr at hnml ha been evidenced during the pant week by the holiday gift baianm which were very well pa IroliUed. The Indira of the Preihy terlan church who hold n bnxaar In the chapel building Tuesday, real Ited over one hundred dollar mid feel well repaid for their effort. At the Palmer Piano Iloiue member of tho Altar aoclety of the Catholic church held n ChrUtma fair, begin ning Tucmlny nml rloMng thl even ing. HooHih wero ronttructed on tho flmt floor, louche wero ervod on tho balcony and dancing enjoyed on tho Horoml floor, Tho results so fnr huvo been very natlnfactory. MemberH of the Tuoidny-Luiiclionu llrldgo club nml their hunhnmln wero gue.tn of Mr, mid Mm. 1.. K, Wnko umii and Mr, nml Mm. C, A, Knight ut tho homo of tho latter Tuesday evening. A dlnnor nerved nt lx thlrty prerceded four tnhlii of bridge when Mr. and Mm. C, I. IlulchUon won tho highest vcore, Mr. T. Ii. Daniels will bn hostess uoxt week to mombom only, tho gentlemen be ing entertained on tho Inst Tuesday of each month. Miss Meila Nichols nml Mr, Jesse Duller lulu of tho city wero united In imirrlnicu nt Portland Wodnesdny morning, Nov, 27th, leaving that city Friday for lledmond, Ore., whero they will reside In tho future Tho brldu was uccampanlcd to Portland by hor slHtor Miss Maud Nichols who will romnln for u short visit with friends. Mm. Kdwnrd Ilnuloy wm? hostosa ut n dlnnor at tho Hotel Meilfonl Monday. OunstH prosont woro Mr. mid Mm. Frodorlok John Wottorlck nud Mr, mid Mm, lCdgur Ilufor, Mr, mid Mrs. C. J, KiiBtmnn will loavo Monday for ItosoburB whore Mr. lOustmmi liau buslnuss Interests, Mr, and Mm, "Wottorlck loft for their homo ut Soattlo this ovoulng, Mfidford (!ni No, !0, Woodmon of tho World hold very Important hualnoM nicntliig Tuesday night, As thorn were about fiO new nppllca Hoiik on file, It wn decided to hold n claim Initiation and hamitiet on Knt urila) night December 21, All neighboring rumps will be pres ent, nlso Deputy Head Consul, I', l (lllroy of Hun I'ranrUco I expneted to bo In utteudniieH, It being the tegular election night the following officer worn elected for f lift ensuing' term: Past Consul, J. W, l.tng. Consul Comtnumler, II. P Mulkey, Adviser, W. T. Hhonlt; Hanker, John A I'erl, Clerk, W II Jackson, Ksrort II. C. Hleverlkon; Watchman, K. i:. Hiimmond; Heiitry, Churles Me Cliiln; Mannger, A. J. Aridomou. A Inrge amount of routine hiilnons was irniiHitcteil. Willi the ubseiirit (if road produc llous, outcrprllug nud cspttbli! rltl 7.1'tiK of Medforil, notable for being one of Ihe best "show towns" on the coJKt, have decided lo do some thcittcrlt-nl producing of their own, I'lrst mum Plnaforr, next probably "The Hose Maiden," followed by tint old favorite "Tim Mlkndo." Hie latter U to be singed ut the Nalator lum Thiimdny mid Friday nights, Dei ember 12th ami 13th by the llur genu brother under the auspice of the Knights of I'ythlu lodge. Jte henrsal were rnmiuenred Inst week. At it pupil's recital given nt the Medford Conservatory lust Haturday the following Hliidents took part: Dorrl Cowley, l.oln Freeman, Kver ett McKee, Csther Hmlth, Merrltt Owen, Hlhel Dean", Inez Coffin, Drowning Purdln, Mm. McKllloix, Gertrude llnrgrave and Caroline Paul. The next recital, which will be the fifth of the senton, will take place on next Katurduy, December 7, nt 7; 3d In the evening. Mm. Clarence Cads left Hid first of (lie week for Texas where she will vllt relatives. Mr. David Keith, proprietor of the Halt l.nke Tribune, has left for his home. Mr Keith ban been n guest uf his daughter, Mr. A. C. Allen at the Hollywood orchards. Paul Dethleffen of Olymplu, Wash., Is visiting his daughter, Mm. Harry Hicks. Mr. und Mm. Oris Crawford en tertained at dinner at their home Sunday, their guests being Mr. and Mrs, J. 11. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs J. II. It. Morelock mid Mr. Itlcbartl Morelock of Cold Hill and Dr. Thou. Crawford of Ohio. Dr. Crawford left the last of the week for his home, i Mrs, A- M. Carey presided as host ess at u luncheon at the Hotel Med foril Monday afternoon. llrldgo wan played afterward, Mm. Wulthor winning first prlxe. fluents present wero MoMtamrs (leorge Mouroe, T. K Daniels, Wm, Iludge, II. I,. Wulthor mid C. I. Hutchison, The Itoyal Auction llrldgo club met Thursday afternoon nt tho home of Mrs. W. I.. Hills on 'North Orange street, Hereafter tho club will be entertained Thumduy Instead of Frldny us formerly. Mr. Leon Speck nud Mr. Vomon Vawtor are spending the week-end at their home In this city, return ing tomorrow evening. They nre nt tending tho state university ut Ku- gene. Miss Maude Newbury of Hots I.nue, who Is a senior student nt St Mary's Academy Is spending tho Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Alleone Kingsbury nt Ashland. L. A, Hose nml Master Carl Nowbury of Phoenix wero guests of Sheriff W. A. Jones und Mm. Jones on Thanksgiving day at their conn try homo on Hops Lane, Mr. and Mrs. W. II, Mcflowan en tertained members of tho Friday evening llrldgo club this week. Mr. und Mrs. K. V. Coffin huvo taken up residence In their new bun gitlow homo on Itoso avenue, Mr. nml Mm. A. Harvey loft Tues day for Hoselnirg whom they will lornto permanently. Mm. N. Il08tner of Foots crook has been u guost of her daughter, Mm A. S, Itosenbniim, Mm, 11. S. Wobb Is n guest of hor parents, Mr, und Mm. J. S. Howard of this city. Miss Irenn Plotner left Sunday for u visit with relatives ut Douglas county. Mrs, Vroommi of Hivomldo, Cnl Is a guest of Mr, mid Mrs, Charles Strang, Mr. Vunco Colvlg returns to ro Hiiuiu his studies ut Corvullls Sun- tiny. Mr, and Mm, Walter Kentner spoilt Sunday ut Jacksonville ELOPING ST. LOUIS OIUL WIN PARLMS' BLESSING AFTER ELOPEMENT MP.S MARIAN "Psalm xjxvII., 8. Cm frmn anger and fumnke wroth, fret not thyself In any wWe to do evil" This iuotntlnii. I imllly st-rlbbled on the back of n ytler fruu Mm. Mnrhin Hemotir Aeki-r, shtwii years old, of No. 'AJf: Cook s venue. t. Iul. Mo- her father. CbHrle Seymour, n biiiidinitHter, ijtuntl Him parental tires of wrath to inHt nud won forgiveness Hint will maku Allien Atker. nineteen, of No. 'J.WIA Victor street, and his bride as happy as the; nay thy want to be The meeting of the (trenter Med ford eluli lut Monday wit one of pnrtieulur interest. Two piuuiidiites for city miiyor, Mr. Mittiiell nml Mr. Wult outlined their eyMcm or otlieiul ndminittriilion fhould thev ho gtveii tlie opportunity of exereiiint; their itullionty. Mr. Miteliell oHike nt Koine lenctlt recording l" itttilude townrd hcvernl of the iiuirtitut prnb leum vvhieh now confront tlie eitv of Medford. Mr. Wnlt nddreed the eluli in it short hut forceful r-peeeli, briefly ntntintr liix mclhod of tleitlinc with municipal uffuim, und tlie man ner in which thin work would he cur ried on. The co-operation of the city council ix tuo.t iuixrlnnt to the club, nud the liulicx tire evincing Krtul in terct in Hie polieieffof the incoming iidmiiiiMriiliou. The pniilcnt. who lias jut re turned friiiu tlie -tule fedentttoit con vention nl I'orlUtnd, gave it inn-t in terest inc iiecouut of the pnietedingh of the hlule flu). .Mm. Ihtvidvin nlso kiivc it KynupMs' of the various ilcparlmculs tinder which (he work of tho Greater Medford elub would be eitrrifd on during the present yenr, llic dcpurlmeuU being tn 1'oIIowk; Civii, health, ediiention, home eeo iiotnieN, rSoiisihitities or eilixcusliip, Kociiil hygiene, muie und pies. The eluli will timlerlitke the mile of Iletl Cros" HtittiiK iluriii) the eoiu ing holiday noii-oii iiieinhers to he placed in ehnrge oO the Imoths which will be placed in various stmex and liiiHincHri houses about town. It ix lo bo hoped that everyone will avail Iiu'iiiscIvch of tin-, oppoi (unity for helping in the fiittheratiee of that iuisirlaut cause. A card party for December I) wiih aiiiiouneed to he given in Iho mczxiiume room of the Hold Medford. All (he ladies of Medford nro corduilv invited to at tend. The Miei't'f and pleasure of lliesc purlieu is well known and (hoe who utteiid are a- Mired uf mi inter tiug and delightful afternoon, Tito club lins invited Dr. Kehee of tho university faculty lo address (lie ladies of Medford in Iho iixseiublv hull nf (ho Carnegie library at ;i o'tdoek, Monday, December 'J. The subject of (his talk will ho "Civic Work for Women." Dr. Kebeo i well known and Iin reputation us nu eloqueul nml intoieMiug speaker is far-reaching. All who nro interested nro urged lo lie pro-eat. It n desired that Dr. Kchce lie greeted hy a large audience. Tho club adjourned after the con elusion of business to meet December till, alter one of (lie most successful and enthusiastic meetings of its his tory. Tlie announcement of tho now so cial club mid Its plans caused a flut ter of pleased Interest this week. In fact, a promlso of unusual gaiety seems to lurk In tho vory name "Tho Uovelors." Tho club membership Is limited to thirty, nml has been di vided Into five teams with tho fol lowing lenders: Messrs. Charles Heed, Hnrl Tumy, Harry Oray, Jr., 0, II. ltedflold mid Hen Sheldon. Tho Initial party will bo given next wee); under tho direction of Mr. lion Sholdon. Tho exact data will bo announced later. Partloa nro to fol low overy throo weeks, with dnnclng mid original ontortalnmonta us tho features. Mr, Sholdon Is acting as president, 'MV, Harry Lindsay as treasurer, Mr, Don Clark loft toduy for Chi cago to spend tho wiutor. QUOTES BIBLE TO 5EVMOUP-ACKER. Mm, A. I1. Ilnelriyg's home on Koosevelt uvi'iitie presented it merry scene Friday evening, when Mrs. Ilnrelrigg, Mrs. L. II. Conrad, Mrs. Myrtle Illakely mid Miss Mabel Co field handsomely entertained the Cuatiii Clooclimtiu elub. A short business meeting was followed hy mi evening devoted to social entertain ment. Despite the iinpleiisuut weath er conditions, the club members turn ed out in good iitunbem, mid n most enjoynble time wus spent. The dec orations were many and beautiful. The color scheme was yellow mid lavender. One uniipie feature was the daintily costumed French serving muids, mid tlie entirely new mid nov el milliner of serving the deliciously dainty refreshment. Flushlight pic tures were Inken of tho reception room nml guests. All present voted this first social meeting a decided success. The (. C C. U a new or gnuirnlinii thai Medford may well he proud of. The club's object is o promote a belter understanding of proH'r cure and management of horses, nml for city and cross coun try riding, physical development mid a spirit of good fellowship among the ladies of Medford. The many in- , . . !.. ..II .. ..I'l" I - - I ii'ii-suiii; mill iiriiuiiiiii .serine silllis ill Kogue river valley, nUo Crater bike ami vicinity, will be made (he object of snddle (rips hy Ihe elub during the Miminer mouths. The monthly homecoming of the six circles of the l.iulio.-." Aid society of the First M. K. church was held Wednesday afternoon in the church with forty-six present. Owing to nn uuavoidahle delay a srtiou of the program wits, omitted. Mrs. Foley gave a splendid rending which was heartily enjoyed niul appreciated by all. Tito now niembersliip contest closed Wednesday, the Husy Dees he nt (lie winning circle ns they ae ifiiiiotl eighteen new members-, the largest number gained by any of the circles. Forty-two were received inlo the entire soeiely during the eon test. A "Feast of Seven TahleV will be given eatly in December, at which time also there will he on display for snle. rugs, handkerchiefs, aprons, bags, etc. Tlie Priscilla circle liar, sixteen beautiful hoine-nindo rugs which will make very acceptable Christmas gifts, ami those dosiring to purchase presents should sco these and tho other articles which will be displayed. Tlie chairmen of the dif ferent circles forai the commit leo for this entertainment and tlie place und exact date will bo announced soon. After the business session, refresh ments of nuts, delicious homo-made candy nud tipple were sorved by Iho I'liscilln circle. The society (hen nd- joiirned lo meet in December. Tho Greater Medford elub will give, another card parly at the Hotel Hol land, Monday, Dee, 0, from 2 till fl p. m. Tea will bo served. An ntlmis sion feo of L'oe will bo charged. Tho commilleo in charge for Iho afternoon is composed of the follow ing Indies: Mrs, Delroy Clotohell, chairman; Mesdnmo.s'w. IT. Canon, K, H. Davis, Scott Davis, 0. (Invid son, (leo. Daggett, Ira Dodge, V. T, F.moriok, C. M. KnglMi, Conro Nero, II. 10. (Ireon, (lion Fahriek and Miss Julia Meldor, Mrs. K. II. French, Mrs. Helen flale. Tho Hoso Maidon, an original Eng lish work by Fredoilek II. Cowen, will bo given in oaututu form uudor tho direction of .Mr. Tnilinmlicr nt the Nntntorium, Derember J 7. Solo ilM, n ehonis of fifty nml nn omlip-t-Irfi will form n complete ensemble. The music of llio cantata Ik very tuneful nml npiwnli lo xipulnr nml fnntiiliou tiinle nlike. Mr. and Mm. Albert T. Hrown nnil ilaughtem, Mlsse Han ami llernlre stient Thnnksglvlng with Mr. nml Mm. D. II. Jlussrll nt their country home. Mr. and Mm. Italph Woodford spout Thursday with Ashland friends. Mr. nml .Mm. (Irorjjc IfolierM en (ortiiiuci! Mr. nml Mm. If, A. (Jrny. Attorney and Mm. IJ. F. Mulkey spent Thursday nt Ashland. t? ! ! '! 11 FERNS ; "Wo have the finest lot of ferns ever grpwn in Med- ! ford. Prices are right. : Cut flowera that are fresh. Bulbs. Rose Bushes . , . fi fffin MEDFORD GREEN HOUSE Phone 3741. 923 E. Main ; HHHMIIIHHtttHHII- Jacksonville Brick and Tile Company OUR DRAIN TILE STANDS ALL TESTS Examine our goods and get our prices before buying Elsewhere. FRUIT MEN Hold Your Apples and Get Better Price "Wc can store 17 cars more of fruit. Rates as follews: 200 boxes or less 25c per box for the season. All in excess of 200 boxes 20c for the season. Season to April 1st. Medford Ice & Storage Co. Ettabllibed 1878 FRUIT D. CROSSLEY & SONS Commission Merchants 804 Franklin St., Xeir York Oar Specialty APPLES and PEARS Wa have our own houses In NEW YOKK, LlYKm-OOr., LONDON AND GLASGOW Direct consignments solicited or aeo our Rogue River representative. CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon We Aim to Please It would be foolish for us to spend money for advertising and then make no efforts to please. Consider this an invitation to call at our store;our goods and prices will bid you call again. ALLEN GROCERY CO. Nearly a quarter of a century undor the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It has succeeded because of ' Soundness of principle ,-""'.(' Economy of mauagemont Safety of investment Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $175,000.00 W, I. Vawtor .President OK R. Lindloy, VicePref. 0. W. McDonald, Cashier Mr. nml Mm, C. IL Corey oflliiv (Inrnett-f'orey eornpflnyi entertnjntil for the firit time in their beautiful new lioine tin .Tnrksmi lloulevnnl wiili a five eoume dinner, follnweil )y n pleiisnnt itflenioon of Hnclalillil. Covers' were laid for eight, ptesfjt In eluding tho immedinlo relntlvet of Ihe family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Illrlch of Jacksonville spent Thnnkmlvlng day with Medford friends. BORN. Miller, in Meilfonl Nov. 'Jf), 101'-'. lo the wife of A. II. Miller, a Hon. Mother nml child are doing- nicely. Piem' Kcrtou, nuthor nf "'.mn,' died in l'arm on October 'J I, nt the nan of seventy. FERNS g - , , ltTin ' 4lltMMMIIMMMMIMt Incorporated 1904 mi i I'i JT T , - ""--"