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Ashabel Hubbard has returned
from a business trip to 1'ortlnnd.
. A. C. Allen of Hollywood orchard
motored to Medford Thursday nfter
noon. Ooortro Kolhngon of KosoburB, the
woll-known etockbuyor was In Mod
ford Thursday.
ltomo-mado bread at Do Voo'e.
W. C. I.covor and J. C. Smith,
county commissioners, woro In Med
for the first of tho week, on their
way to Jacksonville.
Ml is Mao White, who has been vis
iting In tho valley, returned to Call
fornli Thursday.
Drs. a. It. and Loulso E. Hedges,
chiropractors and mcchana-thornplsts
aro now locatod oror Doucl & Co,
Phono 170.
Mrs. I D. AVard of Klamath Falls
Is tho guest of Mrs. J. D. Kay ot East
Med ford.
Harry D. Mills of nutto Falls tran
sacted business In Mcdford Thursday.
J. Itlovlns and George Owing were
over from Jacksonville Thursday.
Kodak finishing, iwm in ton m
Weston's
L. Ij. Jacobs, caRhlcr of tho Far
mers and Fruitgrowers Dank, who
has been spending a fortnight aCole-
stln, is on duty again.
Dr. Porter and Mr. Peebles who
nro motoring In California, aro ex
pected homo soon.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book if
12 pictures, band colored, the flncJt
ever made of tho lake, for sale at
Gcrklng & Harmon's studio. Call
and sco them. 228 East Main street,
phono 320-J. tf
It. A. Noblo of Honolulu and S.
Sproat of California aro lata arrivals
in Medford.
Mrs. R. Barth ot Ashland and Mrs.
A. F. Drown of South Pasadena, Cal.
nro visiting In Medford.
George West, who is In tho U. S
forest service, with headquarters at
Prospect, was a recent visitor in Med
ford.
E. D. Weston, commercial pnotog
rapber, negatives made any time or
place by appointment Phone M
1471.
E. A. Hildrcth of Dutto Falls, secretary-treasurer
of the Jackson Coun
ty Firo Patrol association, was in
Medford Thursday, on his way to
Ashland.
Ed Clemens, superintendent of Mrs.
M. E. Dlngham's orchard in tbo Bur
reli district, transacted business in
Medford Thursday.
John W. Pernolt of Applegate,
merchant and hop grower, was in
Medford and Jacksonville Thursday.
You will bo surprised to find how
Ilttlo it costs to have tbo Southern
Oregon Electric company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phone
926.
Mrs. Porter J. Neff and her son
left on a visit to Minneapolis, their
former home, Thursday evening, on
a visit ot several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isaacs have
returned to Dig Sticky from a ten
day's stay at Colcstin.
W. W. Wheeler of Ashland and
George Nealo of Central Point tran
sacted business In Medford Thurs
day. Wynne Scott, one of tho most up-
to-date nortralt artists on the Pa
cific coast is taking cbargo of the
portrait department for tho Gerkln
& Harmon Photo company,
Main street.
A party of prominent residents of
Portland, In two nutos, arrived in
Medford Thursday evening, on tho
return from Crater Lake. Mr. and
Mrs. Hunt Lewis, Miss Sally Lowls.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warrens and
Mr.- and Mrs. David Honoyman are
among thorn.
Dr. Warren Cameron of Applegate
spont Thursday night In Medford.
F. W Whitman and his Tamlly of
Marysvllle. Cal , and J. S, Frame of
Fargo, N. D., arrived In Medford dur
ing the week.
"Insurance your best asset." Hare
the best. Place your Insurance with
Holmes, tbe Insurance Man, right if
ho writes it. tf
C. C. Deokman of Jacksonville, the
pioneer banker ot Oregon, spent a
few hours In Medford Thursday,
Madame Itoodo announces that tbe
Deauty Shop will remain open under
her personal management, contrary
reports notwithstanding.
T. O, Spanglor of Trail, who was
U. 8, gaugcr ot the Medford distillery
in by-gone days, tarried In tho city
Thursduy. So did Joseph Miller of
tho samo district.
MIbb Catherine Mears will resume
her piano teaching September 15,
310 South Orango St. 147
228 East
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
&ADY AMISTAKT
Day Phone 2JJ7 '
Nlit . V. W. Weeks I03-J.2
Phone A. E. Orr 078-51
Mr. and Mrs. John F, White, who
hnvo been sojourning at Colcstin dur
ing tho prist ten days, returned
Thursday evening.
Tho now dresses Ih ratines, pop
lins, serges, etc., nro hero for your
choosing. Ahrcna,
J. D. Scharff, n pioneer commercial
trnvoler, who had been coming to
Medford over since It wns laid out,
died nt Portland Tuesday, aged 81
years.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'ardo of Crescent
City are Into nrrl.,ls In Medford.
Fred Alton Hnlght, teacher ot
piano and harmony, National Con
sorvatory of Now York. Specialist
In tho correct principles ot touch and
technique In nil grades of study.
uarorui attention given to young
children and beginners. Faults ac
quired through wrong wnys ot prac
ticing corrected. Fall term Septem
ber 2. Halght Music Studios, 116 S.
Laurel street, phono 176-U.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Radcr ot Phoo
nix precinct made an auto trip to
Medford Thursday.
Heautlful now evening dresses,
make your selection now, Ahrcns.
K. M. Wilson and his family have
returned from a trip to Susanvtllo
and Adln, Cal. Mr. Wilson exported
the records ot Lassen county whllo
gone. In which he was assisted by
Mr. Schmidt also of Medford. Ho
has resumed his duties of deputy
sheriff ot Jackson county.
Mrs. Arthur 11. Allyn has opened
an office ns public stenographer at
'he Medford Hotel. Sho is exper
ienced In court reporting, legal work,
banking. Insurance, abstracting, real
estato and commercial lines. Satis
tctlon guaranteed. Prlcos reason
ablo. 152
A. S. Krochcll. manager ot Weln-
hard Drewing company's depot In
Medford, went to Grants Pass Thurs
day evening.
Eggs aro bringing 30 cents a dozen
In tho Portland market, while 16
cents per pound aro paid for hens
there.
Prlvato music lessons from 50
cents upward to three dollars per
lesson, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Medford Conserva
tor. Collego Dldg., 31 North Grape.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Flndley of
Central Point district motored to
Medford Thursday afternoon.
Tho new millinery, for varloty, au
thentic styles and price sco Ahrens.
Col. George P. Mlms of Seven
Oaks was in the city Thursday after
noon. Ho is being visited by his
daughter, Miss Katherlne.
C. D. Watson ot Ashland, who is
assisting the members of the geologi
cal survey in their work in Southern
Oregon, passed through Medford
Thursday en route to Grants Pass.
Call at Lottie M. Howard's 109 N.
Central avenue to seo tbo latest fall
millinery. 144
Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Lumsdcn were
at the train Thursday evening, to
meet Charles Hurd and his family of
Los Angeles.. who were on their way
to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Drophy have
gone to Portland on a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Whetstone
were of tho many who shopped in
Medford Thursday.
See tho beautiful showing ot new
fall coats and suits at Ahrcns.
Samuel Glasgow, who has been the
guest ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W,
R. Glasgow, has left for San Diego,
Cal,r whero bo Is employed.
Dr. J. F. Reddy was on the north
bound train Thursday, en routo from
San Francisco to Grants Pass. He Is
ot the opinion that thero will bo no
trouble In meeting tho requirements
made by tho supremo court in Its
decision Invalidating tho railroad
bonds voted by the peoplo of Grants
Pass.
Tho Deauty Shop, Jackson County
Dank building has not changed bands,
feet, or brains, and Is still open un
der tho personal management of
Madamo Roode.
"Deko" Ducktngbam formerly of
Salem, is now employed at tho Palace
of Sweets.
There will bo an excursion to
Dutto Falls over tho Pacific & East
ern next Sunday, mo Mouiora
band will furnish music for tho occa
sion.
The Jacksonville public school will
rcsumo studies next Monday. Prof.
Smith. Into ot Talent, will act as
principal and will havo four assist
ants.
Mrs. Nellie Moody, formorly of
Jacksonville, Indian wife of Wra. Pew
a white man, has begun a suit for dl
vorco in Klamath county, on the
ground that she did not know that
It was against tho law ot Oregon for
peoplo of dltforent color to marry,
Pew wbb recently sentenced by Jus
tice Go won to 15 lashes for wlfo beat
ing, but Sheriff Low refused to ad
minister tho flogging, tho Jaw pro
viding for such punishment having
been repealed.
William II. La Folletto of Madi
son, WIsb., nephew of Senator Robert
M. La Folletto, and bis brothor, O. E.
La Folletto of Helena, Mont., havo
gono to Crater Lake and will hunt
and fish In Jackson nd Klamath coun
ties for a whllo. Tho former will
afterward go to Los Angeles to make
his homo.
Tho opinion of Attorney-General
Crawford which allows those regis
tored for tho election ot 1912 to vote
at tho good-ronds bonds election, will
bring out n largo number of votors
next Tuesday. County Clerk Gard
ner will accordingly send both tho
old nnd now registration lists to the
different polling places.
Art Store moved to 30 North Grapo
stroo and now loads for bargains on
everything. D. S. Wood. 144
Governor West has designated
September lGth as Mnde-ln-Oregon
day nnd will Issue n proclamation to
Hint effect this wcok.
Dr. M. M. Dull ot Eugene Is visiting
Dr. Seoloy en routo by automoblto to
Eastern Oregon.
Madame Roodo announces that tho
Deauty Shop will remain open under
her personal management, contrary
reports notwithstanding.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Lamport aro
entertaining tho former's brothor ot
Salem for a fow days.
Miss Evelyn Conklln ot Grants
Pass Is tho guest ot Misses Jean An
derson nnd Mildred Antlo, who gavo
a party In her honor at tho Andorson
homo Wednesday nttornoon.
Mrs. Helen Gale, who has boon vis
iting at North Dcnd, Coos county, for
several weeks, returned to Medford
tho foro part of tho week.
Tho Deauty Shop, Jackson County
Rank building has not changed hands,
feet, or brains, and Is still open un
der the personal management of
Madame Roode.
J. A. Torney, who hns been oporat
Ing an option on placer ground at
Joo Dar, four miles from tho Dluo
Ledgo mine, has been forced to Bhut
down tor lack ot water. Operations
nt tho Sterling mlno havo been tem
porarily suspended for tho samo rea
son. Work wilt be resumed In Octo
ber. Superintendent F. W. Carnahan ot
the Dlue Ledge mine, and wlfo aro In
the city. Mr. Carnahan has been In
poor health this summer and may bo
detailed to Mexican or South Ameri
can holdings ot the Townc Intorests
this fall.
E. A. Hildrcth ot Dutto Falls, secre
tary ot tho Jackson County Forest
Flro nsjoclatlon, spent Friday In
Medford. He reports tho present
year tho best on record, practically
no fires being reported.
RAILS DISTRIBUTED
FOR TROLLEY LINE
Tho second shipment of rnlN for
Iho Hullfo electric, lino will arrive Iho
first of tho week, the first i-ousIkic
menl nrritn Inst Monday. Tien for
the wd uro nlso on route. Tho
frnnohUo limitation for Ihu hoj;in
niiiK of actual construction expires
September 15.
Mr, Gumbo, n rasldcut of tlild
plnee for nomo time, loft tho Inltov
pail of tho week for Kngono nt which
plnoo ho will roiunlu.
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Knurn Crock IiuhIiiuh vlMtow to
Gold Hill thix week woio Mr. mid
Mr, LcwIh. Mr, mid Mru. Klmor
lliulnholhniu, .lumen litiwronoo, Mr,
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lli'iiiloinoii (Hid ilmlujilor, Mr, nnd
Mr. lloiwoliiiluVr, Mr. (Iromilonf, Mr,
Miimoii and hop, MiikkIu FolV mid
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The Griffin creek school hns been
postponed for one week on account
of books being short.
E. E. MxirrUon, who linn been vi
itinc in tjie enst, has returned home.
Mr. Reynolds, who has recently
purehnsed Mr. Shebol'i place, hns
tnkeu po8osion of the some.
Wilbur Kino started Monday for a
two week's trip in the Crater I.nke
country.
Mr. Darby nnd family who have
been visiting relative in the enst,
returned home Inst Friday.
Harry Kine who hns been visiting
relatives on Willinms creek, returned
Sunday.
A new addition is lieine; built to
the school house which will improve
it Very much.
Mix. II. C. Stoltze hns moved to
town for the purpose of sending her
children to f-chool this winter.
Had Ed Walsh been able to take
hid regular turn In tho box this sea
son the chances are that tho Whlto
Sox probably would be giving tho
Athletics a hard run for the Ameri
can league honors Just now.
Mr. mill Mrs. Lewis motoiod to
Medford on Tuesday.
The Dnrdnuolls school commenced
Mondny, September 1st, wllh Mist
Katie Foley, ns tenchcr.
Mr. Lawrence nnd family of
Rlnckwell hnvo longed the Joo Stover
plnce in Garden Howe for n year.
Kilmer lliginhollmm transuded
business in Medford one dnv recent
ly. Our efficient H. F. 1). carrier, Mr.
Scoft, is back again after his two
weeks vacation.
Wenthor Prophet Foster forecasts
cooler weather.
Mrs. Hliotcu of Galls crock and
Mrs. Iloggis of the Hriidon mine,
wore gnosis of Mrs. Mnrdon on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sliuiup, who has boon Hie
guest of HmdtMi relatives for home-
tunc, left for her homo in Jackson
ville Wednesday nccompnulrd by his
daughter, Mrs. Coffninn, who will
remain for sometime.
Mjs. Hcnn, nnd the ehlldrcu of
.Willow Springs, wore the guests of
Gold Hill relatives and friends, dur
ing the week.
John Mnrdon and George lligin
bothntn were trunnoting business in
Central Point the forepart of the
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mnrdon spent
Sundav on Galls creek the L'tiests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett.
Ivn Householder who has boon the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Duescu
berry of Sardine ttrcck for some
time, hns returned home.
The New "Style Craft" Coats
and Suits are Here
Make your choice parly while tho
stock m complete
Beautiful New Evening
Dresses
lu Chiffon, Poplin, Charmouso, Crepe
do Chine,, Agorinn Crepe, etc.
The New Woolen Dresses
Una, Serges, Etc.
7n Plain and Striped Ratine, Pop-
Millinery in all its splendor. No
trouble to show our goods.
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FOR SALE 1C head of all purpose
horses, wolghlng from 900 to 1200
lbs. All young and broke. Also
one span of 4 and S year old mules
well mated. Sold at sacrlflco if
sold at onco. To bo seen at Nash
Livery. A. D. Huff, owner. 145
FOR RENT Furnished and unfur
nished houses. J. C. Barnes, 1st
National Rank building, phono
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LOST Coral cameo little finger ring
in front ot Pouts' grocery. FIndor
return to Mall Trlbuno and receive
reward.
Good
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School
Shoes
Ilrlng your children to our store
and lot us shoo them. Our stock
is now and our prices aro suro right.
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Opening Sale of Suits
OUR LINE OP PALL and WINTER SUITS is now com-
plete . Nover before have we shown such an oxtonaive lino y
We invite your inspection and will be glad of the opportu
nity to show thorn to you. We aro sole agonts for tho colo
bratod "La Vogue" styles, the best fitting and woaring
garment made. Prices ranging from $18.00 up to $45.00
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NEW COATS. The greatest display we have evor mado;
100 styles to choose from, no two alike; every garmont
guaranteed. Prices from $9.00 up to, each $50.00
SWEATERS. The new line of "Marin
ette" Sweaters now on display, each,
$3.48 up to $8.98
Buy Now While the Stock Is Complete
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Opening Sale of Silks
The biggest and best stoelc in city.
5,000 yds. New Mescaline Silk, 18 inches wide, good 75c
grade, now, yd 48
40 in. "Crepe de Cheno" in all the new evening shades,
special, yd , $1.60
! 40 in. Channelise, in all colors, good $2.50 grade, now,
yard $1.08
Beautiful New Moires, Crystal Silks, Brocaded Crepo
Meteors, and Fancy Bulgarian Silks for trimmings,
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are showing tho most exclusive line in the city of New
Y Dress Goods and Cloakings. Sec our line first; no
'trouble to show goods.
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Display
Of "Warner's" Rust
Proof Corsets, all tiio
new Fall Models now
on display.
SPECIAL VALUES at
$1.00, $1.50, ,$2.00
$2.50
Front Laco
$3.50, $5.00, $0.00
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Outing Flannel, good 10c grades, special, yd 8 Wash Dresses, $0.50 grade, each.
Blankets, l?ood size, very special, pair. 50 Waists, up to $2.50 values, each.
t4 Colgate Talcum Powder, a can 12f Best Prints and Challies, yd
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