Medford mail tribune., April 04, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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MEPFcmn anm, TrcrnutfE, mtcdfotw. orkcion fkidavapwii, .i, ioih.
PEI
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BR1DG
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GRANTS PASS, April 4. Tl.o Mil
of K. 0. Perhnm of Coos county, who
innJc the low figuro for the conMruc
tlon of the iirojMRcd bridge over the
Kogno on the Online rond, was ac
cepted by the county court Tlmnulny
monilnp, Judge Jewell nnd Commis
sions llnlow nnd Ling votigg n favor
of ita Acceptance.
ArgumrntR jm nml con before th
court showed thqt Josephine count
in cut into the north nnd south dis
trict h hy tho Itogue river, nnd that
tho north district pnyn considernhl
more thnn one-half tho totnl rom
tnx of tho county. In tho south dis
trict tlyre nro over 100 miles of grnv
eled rond and seven miles of nia
endnm rond, while tho north hnd less
than three miles of grnvclcd rond nnd
none nt nil of the rnncndniu. The
mines of the Qnlice district nro pay
ing henvy tribute in rond tnx and nrc
mulcted fifty cents for every ton of
freight they ferried over tho river.
Perhnm's bids was $0,828 for the
ercctiou of the bridge , the Coast
Ilridgc company having already been
awarded the contract for the steel.
PAYS $6500 FOR
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D. L. McXary has sold his twenty
five ncro orchard tract to M. J.
Morris, n recent arrival in the valley
from Portland, Maine. Tho tract is
one and one half miles west from
Phoenix and is known as "Drooksidc
Place." Kino acres of tho land is
set to pears with peach and apricot
"fillers," tho latter bcinp now in
bearing. In addition to this there
nrc six acres of younger pear trees.
The place is well situated and is one
of tho most home-like orchard tracts
in the valley, being situated on either
sido of Coleman sreck nnd having
a beautiful wooded background.
Mr. Morris who is now living in
Med ford, will erect several new
buildings on tho place this summer.
Tho price pnid for the laud was
$0,500 and tho bale was made by
Chas. D. Hoy.
A brother of Mr. Morris was in
Medford n few weeks ago and while
hero purchased several dwelling
bonnes.
FINAL PAYMENTS
ON WAITE TRACT
It is considered n good omen that
deferred settlement wns made with
two Ashland citizens the past week
for land comprised in what is known
as the Wni to tract across Hear creek,
says tho Ashland liccnrd. George
Stephenson received approximate
$22,00(1 as finnl payment on .183
acres sold nt $100 jwr aero n yenr
np and William Mycr received a
lesser payment as tho bnlnncc due
him for 3011 acres which ho nNo sold
a year ap nt $100 per acre. The
latter tract bad been in tho Mycr
family since 1872 and wns known ns
the old New house donation claim.
The payment of these large amounts
at this time, is indication that there
is money back of the movement now
on to settle them and make them ac
cessible by means of nil iulcnirbnn
line. Tho money came by check
from tho Italfour-Guthrie company
of Portland which it has been under
stood for somo time wns backing Mr.
Waitc in his activities in the valley.
This company is n wealthy coucem
interested in a big steamship lino nnd
grain commission business.
ASHLAND PURCHASES .
AUTO HOSE TRUCK
ASHLAXD, April 4. The Ashland
city council tins purchased an nuto
hose nnd chemical truck for $3800
same to be delivered in approximately
four months. A. G. Long of Portland
closed the deal.
The car is of the Amorican-Ln-Fraucc
make aud is sold with un
limited guarantees. Portland has
just bought eight like it and San
Francisco five. The enr is seventy
two horseowcr with two forty-gallon
chemical tanks and carries 1000 feet
of hose. With six men aboard it
weighs 9000 pound.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
partnership firm ot Mordoff & Woolt
has been dissolved, Mr. Mordoff re
tiring from tho firm. All accounts
aro payable at the store.
M. G. MORDOFF,
G. 31. WOOLF.
Dated April 1, 1913.
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M. A. Mordoff has rotiicd from the
firm of Mordoff & Woolf which has
been engaged in the furniture- busj.
ness in Medford for several yours.
Scott Woolf will continue to have
charge of the place. Mr. Mordoff
has not decided as lo bis future plans.
though U is likely that tho president
will name Alaskans for these poM-
(ions. Among tho applicants nro
John ('. Grady "f Portland for innr-
Mini I ut I'aitbnuks, nml Juke II. Klep
pel of Medfoid for collector f mis.
touiH for Alaska, Hotli have vol.
tiuuioim liidurnomi'iilH fnmi (Inipili.
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SALE CONTINUES
Bankrupt
WASHINGTON, April 4 -Heyond
admitting that the geographical ques
tion had to be given consideration in
making recommendations for appoint
ments so that too tunny men should
not to be named from our locality,
neither Oregon senator is willing to
say any more than has already been
given out on this subject.
''Should wo tell whom we had asked
the president to appoint," said one
of the senntors, "we should bo sub.
jeeted to n storm of letters nnd tele
grams on tho subject. llosides, we
think that it would hardly be cour
teous to tho president to say any
thing more until ho acts."
Chamberlain is sending to tho ap
pointment powers applications of
Oregonmns for places m Alaska, al-
FRECKLES
February and March Worst Month
for Tlits Trouble How to
ltcmoio Knsilr.
There's a reason why nearly every
body freckles In February and March
but happily there Is also a remedy
for these ugly blemishes, and no on 9
need stay freckled.
Simply get an ounco of othlne,
double strength, from your druggist
and apply a little of It night ann
morning, and In a few days you
should sec that even tho worst freck
les have begun to disappear, whllo
tho light ones have vanished entire
ly. Now is tho tlmo to rid yourself
of freckles, for it not removed now
they may stay all summer, and spoil
an otherwlso beautiful ocmplcxiou.
Your money back If othlno falls.
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Stock of Lr XJ-r'XwJLV.JL t VJLvJL kJFJL lvA
Books, Stationery, School Supplies
SAVE MONEY NOW
A FEW ITEMS LISTED BELOW OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
All Books Half Price All Brass Goods Half Price
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Too Popular Hooks 38?
10c Crone Pnncr - 5
lot' Cropo Paper rioeorntod ....
10c Decorated Napkins, dozen
JOo-loc Paper Doilies, dozen ...
Itfe Box Paper
(0e Box Paper
fiOV-GOo Box Paper
$2.f0 All Leather Hand Mnint
$7.00 Imported Beaded Hand Bags $3,158
oe L5iacic .line .... ........... c
He Pencils JlC
fe Penholders i U5
Steel Pens, per dozen 5
5c Tablets 34
10c Tablets G
125c Home Indelible Ink 1Q6
50e Medford Pennants 23i
50e Moose Pennants 23i
lOe Pccoratcd Shelf Paper ii$
10c Wax Tissue Paper G
Colored Tissue, 12 sheets for 5;
$1.00 Doll House Outfits 3
$1.50 Indian Wigwam Outfit 63?
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fie Writing Hooka and Spellers
fie Pencil Boxes
Ridiculous Reductions on Placo Cards, Tally
OardB. BridKO Scoroa and Dinnor Favora
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Jlfic School
20c Sclmol Hiikh
10c Knvclopcs
Jfic l.'assepartout Hinding
25c School Compasses
10c Pencil Sharpeners
5c box Pastel Crayons
20c lviifl'iu, all colors .
!IOe Milton Hradlcv Paints, set ..
Me Children's Hloeks 13cl
25e Checker Boards 13
ONE LOT ART JEWELRY, values up to &1
(Helt Buckles, Hrooches, etc.) choice 33
25e Loose Leaf Xote Book !).(?
Plaving Cards 13?
$1.00 Hill Hooks . . (186
$2.50 Leather Cigar Cases 086
5c Pencil Point Protectors It;
ALL FOUNTAIN PENS HALF PRICE
25e Loose Leaf Note Hooks i)c
Il5e Fireproof Fleet ric Light Shades 13
. WATCH PAPERS FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE OF OFFICE SUPPLIES
Bankrupt Merrivold Shop
134 WEST MAIN ST.
MOREY-SOOLLARD-GILLAM CO., PURCHASERS
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SWEEPING SPRING REDUCTIONS
In our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Shoe, Clothing, Dress Goods
and Muslin Underwear Departments
y Every department of this store is crowded with tempting offerings. Assortments are largo and varieties are unusually broad. Everything is fresh and now and most desirablo from ovory point
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Spring Suits One-fourth Off
There is chic ami clinrm in our hrcl mnr huKh for tho
li'dics. Nice stock of bcrsw in navy, bliifik, brown, Ian nnd
white. In mixtures wo hate tans, rvyti nml brownn. Satin
iiui'tl, plain und fancy triuiuied. LalcHt models.
$9 08 Suits now $7.50
SJ2.00 Suuits now t $9.00
.$10.00 SuilK now $12.00
$2.00 Suits now $15.00
$25.00 SuitH now $18.75
Coats at One-fourth Off
TIicko nw HpriiiK coats arc wonderfully fresh and attrac
tive, the newest weaves and styles. Whito nnd tan wtzna,
mixtures of black and uliitu check, newest effects, full nnd
two-third lengths. Marked low nt regular prices of 4U.08 to
$35.00, duriiiff tho sale at ONE-FOURTH OFF.
White Woolen Dress Goods
Nice lino serges, 50 in, sponged and shrunk, regular $2.25
salo price $1.80
Other serges, 51 in. sponged and bhrtink, icgulnr $1.50, salo
price , . . . , $1.19
an Wool challies in black nnd white stripe, polkadot, at 49
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Fancy double Danish euitincr in navy blue, pencil blripcd,
regular 35o und 50c, salo price 29
Muslin Underwear
It's the time for imtsliii underwear nnd wc are prepared tn
supply every want at greatly reduced prices. Don't think of
making the gnnnents when wc sell thein so cheap.
Muslin gowns, . fancy
trimmed 59
Xuinsook gowns, fancy
trimmed 98
I'lnfisia crepo gowns
dainty colors $1.19
Drossier Corset ('overs
each 59
Plassin crepe drawers,
each 59
Muuliu drawers ,59
Combination suits, crepes aud nainsook, linen laeo trimmed
each $1.19
Street and House Dresses
Nice assortment of Meet nnd house dresscx, ginghams,
chanbrys nnd madris cloths in pink, blue, tun and checks,
nicely trimmed nnd well uindc. Ho cheap you can't afford to
make them.
One lot at $1.25
One lot at 1.49
Olio lot nt $1.98
One lot at $2.50
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Clothing One-third Off
We have u nice line of sexeral of the fnmuin makes of
clulliuig fur men that uc want to Home out at once and make
a special price to drivtt them, (,'omu aud sec (lie clothing and
take join uhuiuu at ONE-THinD OFF
Mens1 Hats
The new spring ttyles in the popular greys, tans, black and
btowns, regular values $2.50, sale price while lliu last. .$1.50
Shoe Bargains
Special uhsoilmciit op $11.50 ladies oxfords, patent and kid,
sale price $1.49
$'1,50 tan oxfords for ladies nnd mioses, last sensou's make,
but good styles, salu ' $1.49
An assortment of children's neo oxfords, Inst season's make
but fair styles, prices were $1,75 ami $2.00, salo 98
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