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SHOW MAKES
Oregon Klnlo Kxhiliit I'nitiil States
l.nml Show, Colicmn, Chicago,
November J9th, I'.M.'I.
Mctlffml Cunimcrcinl Club, Mcilfonl,
Oregon.
Ui-ntlcmcii: The Jneksnn county
nupU's loom up In fine shape in the
Oregon exhibit nt the Chicngn I.iiml
Show. .lu-l neross the nMc we en-urn-cd
a specinl space for Mr. Lowe
to inslnll his One Farm exhibit nml
itiuiileiilnlly nre m1verluing the whole
ItoRiio Kiver vnllry.
Mr. Ijowc is on the job enrly nnt
Inle, from morniiuj until night, only
being nwny to deliver leetures. He
even ents nt the booth. Throncx of
leoplo stop in front of his booth. !t
would be linnl for you to nvw any
one who eould do more for your see- j
tion Hum n prnctienl fnnncr like Mr. i
ovc. His nffnbility, willingne to I
give informntiou, nnd his knowledge
of formers nnd their ways Imv hwn
of invnlunblc help to the state.
Mcdford nnd Jnekon eountv nre
liberally represented on both side-
of the nisles ns we linvc over twenty
.lack-son county lags like the inclosed
in tho tnnin booth nnd about the
same number from Ashland.
The cooperation given u by Mcd
ford hns been invnlunble toward the
sucecs of the Oregon stnte booth
mid we tremendously appreciate, it.
Yours cordiallv,
C. C. CHAPMAN.
made thai he join. Ho remarked
that thero was one difficulty in the
wax nnd that wns he was minus the
dollar, nnd just then Ihe treasurer.
Mrs. J. V. Orover, roninrkoil that
the 1'nion owed Brother Simmon- n
dollar and mnde n motion to take
him in nnd keep the dollar, whieh
xvas earned unnnnimou-dy nnd he
n" ndmitted as n honorary mem
ber of the Union.
After ,tho iulness prt of the
mecling wn through and 1 va
about to slnrl nwny, a 1ml v tetptet
ed ne to remain, as "thN i w -ee-j-elary's
birthday,'' nnd I settled
down and soon n plate with a sand
wich and two piece4- of cake and n
cup of ten a- handed to each one.
After the feal wns over Mr, h. I
Sjinunons received some verv nice
little tokens of friond-hip and wi-hes
that Mio max live to sec and enjoy
many more birthdaxs.
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10 BE 110 AGIUNIsss
It. F. Flke. representative ot the
Warren Construction company, was
In Mcdford the flrat of the voek.
The ease was given a reheating by
the court, which today modified tho
former opinion but reversed nnd re-
the case to the lower couit
w trial. The opinion Is writ
ten by Chief Justice McHridc,' while
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SAI.KM. Ore., Dee. It. -That u ' .,.' ! . ." ,'". , .
stenographer i- not u fellow servant . .,m, "'" " '" ,wu '" "" "'"""
...-,, ... ., , .. ., . .Injured while umg the elevator on
mm on nviiriir iipeniior ciiipmxcii , . , , . .. ,, ..
... ,. . ... i .... .-'. i. ,i i her wav to work, and belorc tho time
in the same liniMitig bv the iuue i , i . , i i
I... i .i i r :.... hvhen her hour to Login her labors
ii... r ii... . i.. il'"" ninvwl, is not mjnicd while, in
,1 "l li ri'i villi' I I'MM Mlltllini
todav in the personal injury cae of
Mabel Putnam of Ashland against
the Pacific Moichly company.
While suing to woik for the Pa
cific Monthly nt itu oflleo in Port-'
laud, Mabel Putnam wns injured
while useeudiiiK in Ihe elevator. She
brought suit mid ob'.uiued n favor
able verdict allowing bur damages.
The company appealed to the su-
eiue court and in n decision writ
ten bv .lu-'ticc Hnrnclt the ca-e was
reversed, several points being rai-ed,
IIMO llf U'llil-tl WIN tllllt (till lllllilllll'f I
,d.j .i t'ltll.tt. CMfi mil i. Ill ill.. .,!- ""),
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a or operator.
the employ of the defendant, uuil she
is entitled to the same consideration
ii anv other piissrngers u-'ilig the
elevator.
THREE ARE NAMED
FO REGISTRATION BOARD
Tho council lust night appointed
St. A. ltadcr. W. T. York and F. M.
Jordan for tho registration hoard for
tho city election January 13. The
l applicants for tho placo wcro Charles
Kd t'ottenger, Hoger ltetinett
and It M, Clark, besides tho no named.
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IAGLE POINT EAGLETS.
By A. C. Howlctt.
,.- Here is what Marion Harland said in 1906 about
t -. 3. mm mmmm, j
ISSii&k
Coffoo
Hivnlcfjisi I'omcH Imi
ont'o a day: will vou
s)til il it) savo u ploco
of n jHMiny'f
Spoil il, how
Poor coffoo instead of
fine.
, Is that all the (liffcr-
Ollt'C'
'I'lmfs all. Schilling's
Hcst, Jthoul h; n t'up;
you can't, trim that,
iuiu'h, cvyn with trash.
t lb, 2 Hi and 2 U lb aroma
tight cans; cleanly granulnteil
inoneyhack.
GUS
tho Tailor
MARKS
SUITS TO FIT
AND
FIT TO WBAU
Cottolene
A. Corbin, tho owner of the old
Brndshcrs orchard, in addition to his
ninny improvements has put in n
pumping plant on tho bank of Little
Butte creek to force, the water up the
bill n distance of about half n mile
into two largo tanks that will hold
about 3,500 gallons each, nnd in
t ends to take the water from .there
to irrigate his orchard, and when he
gets the pumping system perfected
will be nble to show the orchnnlKts
how to misc fruit to perfection.
Harvey Stenley of Brown-boro
xvns doing business in our town last
week.
By some hook or crook we nre not
nlwnys fnvored with trains on time
and on one occasion nt least the
train xvns until near It o'clock p. m.
before it reached our lc,xt, nnd the
school .children who go from here to
M'hool xcre quite lute getting their
supper.
Miss Mabel Brucll, who has been
nfflieited for some time past, has so
far recovered as to be nble to attend
the dance Thanksgiving night.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Penchey, xvbo
xvexe recently mnrried nnd went to
Ashland to live, returned last week
to spend n few dnys with the brideV
parents nnd friends. Mr. nnd Mrs
J. B. McKinney, also of A-blnnd, n
brother-in-law of Sir. Penchey, came
xuiu uicm. .xirs. .xieKmucy xvus
partly raised here nnd taught in our
hx-hool for some time. Her father
also with with us for two or three
days nt Ihe Mime time. Ho is en-
ngged selling Ward's medicines, uud
extracts. Ho put In n part of his
time visiting old time friend..
The protracted meeting' Is pro
gressing finch and there seems to bo
considerable interest manifested.
People who have not been in the
habit of nttending church services
nt nil now come regularly and the
leaders of the mooting seem to be
greatly encouraged. Key. Lindblnd
had to return to Ashland Sunday
afternoon to fill uu engagement but
e.ccts to hold services here every
night this week. His sennou that he
preached Saturday night on the
origin nnd work of the devil, nnd
tho one he prenched Sunday morning
on the "KuMirrection of Jesus of
Nueerutli," seemed to ninko consid
erable, impression mi the minds of
those xvbo have, been ikiptieul on
theso subjects.
Miss Ijorrne flrigsby of Central
Point and Thomas Abbot were in at
tendance nt the Thanksgiving dance.
( Tho W. C. T. l met nt the church
Saturday afternoon nnd ns an
nounced, hud u prayer and song ser
vice before the business meeting be
gan. Tho regulnr busines- was taken
up nnd disposed of, and when it
como to the timo for the formal ud
niihhion of new members Mrs. Bu
elinnnn Fromo xvns added to the list,
nnd tho question xvns raised whv tho
pastor of tho church xvns not en
rolled on tho list and tho snggotion
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ten '-th
y iS2-" "Manv vonrs nn-n T rifcrnntt'rmp1 thn iko nf tnml in -... i.:i
a mw j ....1.: r. ?' Trr: .. m . rr4 :rr " ".' "
ku :ibi' iiiu OLJLKaLiLLiLtru iur ir. ii nn pTWnmnnT i nirnnnn fhnn -
r parahvely a new product. Since my first trial of it I can truly
say tnat it has given complete satisfaction. I honestly believe it to
be the very best thing of its kind ever offered to the American
housekeeper."
MARION HARLAND.
Cottolene makes biscuits that are tender when they are cold that Is a sure test of a
good shortening. Try it yourself. Make the biscuits like this:
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TWENTY -TWO DAYS
TO CHRISTMAS
Won'tyou follow thecxnmplc
of famous cooks and make
Cottolene THE fat for all
your cooking ?
Order n pail from your grocer; also
cend to us for the valuable KREIi
Cook BooV, HOME KELPS.
DAKINO POWDER BISCUITS .
2 cups Bour, 3 teat poons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 4 table
spoons Cottolene, 3-4 cup milk. Sift Hour, salt and baklnij powder
together; rub In Cottolene; mix llRhtly and quickly; mixture should
not be dry; roll out on board, cut Into email biscuits, bake ten
to fifteen rninuten In hot oven. To make biscuits richer, mix
with cream. Whole wheat, graham or rye biscuit may be
made in the same way. Edith L. Cltft.
the n.k. FAlRBANKpyyj
CHICAGO
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Vou Will Ho Welromi-d In the Ktrvs
Todny Mont flmelousl)' 1)7
Cnidful Clerk.
My llcmlipiiirfrrH Tlili Hciihoii Will
llo at tho
Wonder Store
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COATS
Tho balaiico of our
stock on salo Thurs
day nt $2.98, 93.93
and $4.98 each.
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MANN'S
CENTRAL AVE. NEAR P. O.
OUTINGr FLANNEL
GOWNS
Extra heavy, all sizes,
tfood 85c grade, Hpee
ial sale price, Qn
each U J Vj
EVERY WINTER SUIT and GOAT MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Women's $20.00 Suits,
till new styles to be clos
ed out in this special
sale
each
h.Llt12.5u
Women's $25.00 Suits,
in all colore and styles,
to be closed out in this
sale
at each . .
.$18
Women's $40 and $35
Suits, the very latest
styles, to be closed out
in this CO?
sale, each ...i$0
Women's Heavy Winter
Coats, all new styles, up
to $22.50 values, to close
out this i A AQ
saUseaclitplb.tO
Draperies
Wo carry a very complete Una or
3raprle. laca curtains, rlzturea, eta,
and do all claasea of ujiholaterliiK. A
aiectal man to look after tlila work
oxclunlvely and will give aa good
ervlce aa la poislble to cat in oveu
the laretat cltlua.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
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FREEWM. ROGERS GUARANTEED TRIPLE PLATED SILVERWARE GIVEN AWAY FREE
Opening Sale of Christmas Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Novelties
NOVELTIES
HANDKERCHIEFS
Children's initial Handkerchiefs,
.' in a box, at, box ., .25
Women's initial Handkerchiefs,
at, each 10, 15 and 25
Glen's initial Jlandkerchiefs, at,
each 10, 18 and 25
Women's fancv HaiKlkorchiefs,
at, each 10-, 156, 206, 25c,
35, 48.
liuy now while stock is complete.
NECKWEAR
All the latest novelties.
Lace Collar. . . 256 up to $5;00
Collar and Cuff Sets on sale at,
each 98, $1.50 and $2.98
Xew "Taiitfo" Sashes at 086,
$1.25 and $.98.
Xew Bulgarian Collars on sale
at, each 98 and $1.50
Parisian Ivory, many new items
to choose from at, each 25 up
to ,..,$5.00
New stvlo Hand Bags from, each
98 up to $12.00
Pin Cushions, Fancy Baskets
Coat .1 (angers on sale from, each
25 up to $2.00
CHRISTMAS SALE OF APRONS
Women's. fancy
Embroidered
Aprons, all col
ors and styles,
very special,
each
25c
An endless
varictv fancv
Aprons for all
occasions, form
48 up to
$1.50
each
Corset Bargain
'Warner's' new
model, fitted
with two pair
hose support
ers, a pair
CHRISTMAS SALE OF SILKS
5000 Yards of New Silks Just Received
Xew "Figured
Crepes, all col
ore, !5(i inches
wide, sale price
a yard
38 in. Messaline
in all colors,
.75 grade, sale
price, a yard
48c
New
Channelise and
Crepe Meteor
in all colors.
Special price,
a yard
$1.98
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ONLY Clothing Store to give
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
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Holepraof
Hosiery
FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
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Daniels for Duds
BusterBrown Shoes
(lunnietal button shoes for children, all sizes,
including young ladies $1.50 to $2.75
The Wardrobe
W. Main Stroot.
The drunkard will have none of mc.
The heavy drinker says "no" when my
name is mentioned.
The man who craves rough strong
whiskey passes me by.
All this is as it should be ras I myself
would wish it. I am not for them.
Cyrus Nnlile . .
W. J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., .General Agents
Portlnnd, Oregon
Bargains in
Second-Hand Cars
One BUICK ROADSTER, noarly new, all now tiros,
in excellent condition $500.00
One Fivo-Passengor JACKSON Car, only $100.00
Ono Fivo-Passongor PREMIER, a big bargain
at $450.00
Other Bargains in Used Cars.
C. E. Gates
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48c 59c
Motor Cars and Supplies
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Sparta Building.