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JacUnnVlllo war well reiitrsoiitod
at thu PnRc Theater Thurjulnv
Hlglit. Anions those who nt tended
tlio show were Mr. nnd Mrs. 11, K.
Hnnnn, Mr. and Mr. Lewis I'lrlch.
MIsfps, Horn Thomiwun nnd Hcutn
I'lrlch nnd Wo Chapman.
Vlntll Oilen of WtnuT nrwlnct,
who wan convicted of rnvo nnd sen
tenced to confinement In the peni
tentiary for from three to twenty
onr. has annealed IiIh ease to the
nunirmo court. Ho hna Riven bonds
nnd been releaed from the ctmntv
jail.
Twonty-flvo bars Sunny Monday
soap for 1 00. Davidson & Mutter
flcld. phono 210. 223
Mr, nnd Mn. John H, "WMlson nnJ
l'olk Hull of (Srlfftn creek tarried In
Medford a while Thursday.
Thoma Kltrh of Onklnnd, Cal., n
former resident of Medford. Is in the
rlty and will remain some time.
For toilet rets manicure sets nud
sterling novelties sec Martin J. Rod
dy. 221
A. C Taylor and William Schoble
are transacting business In Medford.
C. W. McDonald, .cashier of tho
Jackson County Hank has returned
from n short trip north.
Twonty-flvo bars Sunny Monday
soap for 1. Davidson & Uuttcr
fleld. Phono 210. 223
Kmmett Deesou of Wagner creek
is making Medford a business lslt.
W. 11. Coleman, former county
clork nnd his family havo become
residents of Medford.
See Martin J. Reddy for something
fine in diamonds and fine pendants
221
Henry Wcndt, mall contractor on
the Jacksonvllle-Hutton route spent a
few hours in Medford Thursday.
Misses Moosey's hominy at the fol
lowing groceries DoVoo's, Olm
stcad's N'lchol, Fouts, Warner, Cash
Store. On Wednesday's at booth 20
In public market. Saturday's from S
to 12:30. 223
Mrs. P. S. Stccnstrup left Friday
for New York to Join her husband,
who has tnken a position with a
prominent nutomobllo supply house.
Tho ladies of tho Presbyterian
church will have a choice variety of
cake and other homo cooking at their
sale Friday and Saturday in tho
buildings formerly occupied by
A.hrcns store.
Lester Thompson and Davla
Croncmlllcr were over from Jack
sonville Thursday.
Orcgonian acency at Do Yoo's.
D. Cady, former member of Med
ford's pollco force, left for Phoenix,
Arlr., Thursday afternoon.
Belgian hares at'Medford Fish and
Poultry Market. Phone 302.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carnnhan of
Illuo Ledge arc visiting relatives liv
ing at Kugene.
Weeks &McGowan Co
UNDERTAKERS
Lady Assistant
Day Phone 227
Night F. W. Weeks 103-J-2
Phonos A. E. Orr 078-M
William Puhl has disposed of tho
Mnrlnvlsta bnrborshop to Clarence
Noo nnd Orvls Stexenson nnd. 're
tired to hln farm near Central Point.
V.'H. NoreroRS nnd Kruest Ingram
of Central Point wcru in Medford
Thursday.
Pickled pips feet, saner krout, hot
nnd sweet relish, mince meat nnd all
ktntlfl of pIcKIcr nt the Medrord Fish
nnd Poultry Market.
F IT Mndden nnd F. IT. Hopkins
of Central Point district motored to
Medford Thursday.
MrR. Charles Prim nnd Mrs, John
Vincent of Jacksonville were 'Med
ford visitors Thursday afternoon.
Twentyflvo bars Sunny Mondav
soap for $1.00. Dntldton & Putter
rield, phone 210. 223
J. U. Spence nnd Lewis Pros, of
Antelope district transacted business
In Medford Thursday.
Cat fish, sand dabs, sole, torn cod,
flounders, halibut, silver smelts and
salmon at Medford Fish nud Poultry
Market. '
Mr, and Mr, n. K. Luther of
AVntsonvllle. Cal., are stopping in
Medford for a few days.
Holiday offer 50 per cent off. Up-to-Date
Sf.idlo, 232 East Main.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Heed. Mr. tond
Mrs. I'pton, Messrs. Peterson nnd
Service of Gold Hill attended the
theater In Medford Thursday night.
Twenty-five bars Sunny Monday
soap for $1. Davidson & Putter
field. Phone 21G. 223
Corbln Kdgell is down from his
orchard located near Brownsboro.
D. H. Bnrncbtirg of Ashnnd is
making Medford a business visit.
Vlrabs, lobsters, oysters in bulk and
ran at Medford Fish and Poultry
.Market. Phono 362.
A. S. Klelnhammcr of Applegate
made a trip to Medford Thursday af
ternoon. ,
The junior class of tho high school
will give a dance tonight (Friday)
at the Natatorlum, to which all high
school students and alumni arc In
vited. 210
F. 1). Oatman is one of the resi
dents of Talent district who came
to Medford today.
Dr. E. Ktrchgessner has returned
and will bo at the Nash Hotel on
Wednesday from 10 to 3. tf
L. A. Nelson and T. Walston of
Sterling aro among Mcdford's busi
ness visitors.
The revival services at the First
Baptist church conducted by Dr.
MacCullough, Ph. D.. assisted by Ror.
Mrs. W. T. D. MacCullough, continue
in Interest and to the gratification
of tho church. Tonight will be
"home department" night. Subject
"Tho American Home" by Dr. Mac
Cullough. Miss Hazclrlgg will sing
again tonight. Her solo. "Eternity"
last evening was very Impressive Af
ter the preaching tonight about 20
will receive tho ordinance of believ
er's baptism,
A business-like tinge of wintor
filled tho air Friday morning, with
prospects of a continuation until the
first of the week. A heavy fog
clouds tho valley.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives mado any time or
placo by appointment. Phono M
1471.
Silas M. Dodge of Eugene is in tho
city for a few days.
Kodak finishing est in toron nt
Weston's.
H. E. German of Redding. Cal.,
spenC Thursday In Medford on business.
the
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Tom Greening of Trnll Is In
city for a few days on business
George Lnke has left for
Klamath country for tho winter.
A number of orchardlsts will le.vvo
this week for their homes In the east
to spend Christiana. Lyman Oiton
will go to Lincoln, HI.,' Hobby Bre
vard to Atlanta, Gn., Sprnguo Kelgvl
to New York, nnd, Brooks Spencer n
St. Louis. All will return eaily in
the new jear.
Milk nnd rrenm nt DoVoo's,
I). D. Lonn of Ashnud vltlteil In
Medford Wednesday
A blind man In a fur-coat dlsj'enied
nuislc on Hti market Square this
morntug. Receipts and crowd "word
slim.
"Insurance your best asset." ' Have
the est. Place jour Insurance with
Holmes, thiv Insurance Man, right if
ho writes It. ' tf
Mrs. Dan Allison of AVntklns Is
shopping In the city this morning.
The high school held a regular
election Thursday afternoon, nnd
named Seeley Hall student liodv
manager. He was the only candidate.
Bunte Bros. chocolates, DeVocs.'
A. E. King of Tulare, Nov., Is
looking over the valley for 0 few
days.
W. H Canon received a telegram
from Sacramento this morning say
ing that his son Fay had malaria,
nd not typhoid fever as first thought.
He is In White's hospital, nnd shoe
ing signs of Improvement and speedy
recovery.
F. B. Merrick expects to leave tho
first of the week on a business trip
through the middle west.
C. G. Clarke of Rogue River Is In
the city today attending to business.
F W Shnplelgh has left for San
Francisco on a business trip.
JUBILEE CELEBRATIONj ;
KIMINE'S EDICT
l'orl Ihiuih perpetual adoration
of Ileal Prosmu'o and Jubilee antil
ersar of Ciuiwtiintlho'8 edict of
lluertj nt Catholic church.
night Ui Immigration otfleora ami
the chamber of commerce relative to
removing tho Vancouver and Victoria
offices into the Jurisdiction of thu
northwestern district.
Regarding the future enforcement
of the Mann white wlnve ucl, Cumin
ettl said! "The department will en
force with nil diligence t It lit act an It
touches the duty of tho department,
If statements have been Issued to the
NICK JERRY MAKES
SAN FRANCISCO FLASH
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5 For 33
years N. Jerry of Medford, Ore., wnn-
dered through the Sierra Nevada and
Rocky mountains with pick and shov
el digging gold. He promised himseir
that when he collected 110,000 worth
ho would settlo down.
This morning ho -walked Ihto tlw
St. Francis hotel carrying a square
canvas box. He looked like the orig
inal gold man. There were 14 gold
teeth In his mouth, a two ounco uug
get on his massive watch chain and
a' three ounce nugget In his button
hole. He wore as many rings as a
sultan of Sutu.
"I havo 110,000 worth of gold dust
In that box, and ) want to see Mr.
Jackling, the copper king," ho told
the clerk. Tho clerk thought that
anybody with J 10,000 in real money
was worth notice.
Millionaire Jackling was not In.
however, so they sent for hlB secre
tary, II. B. Tooker.
"Can you buy $10,000 worth of
pure gold?" asked Jerry, who seemed
to resent the curious 'glances cast his
way.
"Not today," responded Mr. Tooker
"Wo bavo a case full of fine speci
mens. Good day."
"I'm 78 years old, but I can lick
any young fellow that wears a wblto
collar," sold Mr. Jerry, as ho left tho
hotel.
On Saturday morning. Dec. 0th,
will open a spiritual trlduuni. last- contrary they nre without my author
ing three tlan, nnd closing Monday Ity. If an.Mlilng we slinll moui strict
evening. Dee .s, feast of tho liuuin-' ly attend to this part or the duties of
eulatH Conception, am; holy dn of! the department."
obligation. These dns will bo do- Relative' to tile ittalemeitla jnnde In
'voted to adoration ot Jesus In the Seattle- to the effect (lint only Inter
Holy Sacrament, and reparation for mitlniint enrses would be given ntten
slui ns also to public thanksgMng. ,oll ountncttl sld he had nut nulh
for the decree of the Kmperor Con- "rfj,, 'tul)V Htteinent (lidlrntllig 11
staiitme. tnrougn tlio conxorsion if fl, ,,,. In the departments policy
wiuim, llucrty was granted to tlio
Christians, to publicly worship God.
Rev. Charles Smith of Corvallls.
will conduct the retreat, and preach
dally, morning and evening. "There
will be masses at O'tfO and l:00 on
Saturdax and Monday, and nt 8 nud
10 30 on Suudny. Kxenlng deo
lions will die nt 7:30, during thu
three dnys. Including a sermon.
The Blcilsed Sacrament Is exposed
all day long, for the lstts and prn
er of the faithful. Rxerxoue is ad
mitted to the Catholic church on any
occasion, to see nnd hear, provided
they otisorxe n demeanor expected In
a building dedicated to God, and liH
very Kttchcristle home.
TAMMANY BAR MAN
INDICTED 0FR GRAFT
NIJW YORK. Oec 5 Arthur Mo
lean, lienHUicr of the Deiuticralu
ntntn etnumlttee. wan Indicted tidn
on two counlM charged It It locelvlnit
riimpaltiu conti'lbutlunii from corpor
ations, i:erett Fowler of Kingston, alien
ed Tuntmiuiy "Imgiimu," already un
der Inillctiueiif tor exttiitltiu. was
again Indicted charged with milli'lUiu
tRtupafmu-olitrlhullons 'r"m oorpuru-
tlllllH.
Wrutlirr Forecast.
Oiegon. Kim en-t tumuli! "'i'1
tfatuuliix; clomU uIIimiM ii 1km
tuniulit mill Saluiilax, wiili piohiitih
1 mini -jiilu toiuulit nud Silurd.i,
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WHITE SLAVE LAW .
IS STILL EFFECTIVE
BEI.LINGHAM. Wn., Dee '..
United States Commissioner of Imml
grntlou Cnmmluettl conferred here to-
EAT CABBAGE, FISH.
SAUSAGE. NEW BREAD
No Indigestion, 'u-, Sournc nr l'p
-et Stoiiuu-li If Yiiu'lll Take "Pnpe'
Dlnpepsln" Try Till
The Chinese divide the entire day
Into twelvo parts, each two hours
long.
Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
Into stubborn lumps nnd cause a
sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr.
or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot this 'dewn:
Pape's Dlapepsln digests everything,
leaving nothing to sour nnd upset
you. There uexer was anything so
safely quick, so certainly ofectlve. N,i
difference how badly your stomach
Is disordered you wilt gel happy re
lief in five in I nut 05". but what pleases
ion most Is time-k streitKthens'iind
fcgtilnfe your stomach so you can cat
Jour favorite foods without fear.
Most remedies gie you relief Home
times they nre tdow, but not sunt.
"Pape's Dlapepsln" Is quirk, poslthe
and puts your stolnach In n healthyJ
condition so tho misery won't come
back.
You feel different as soon as
"Pape's I)laicpsin" conies in contact
with tho stomach .distress Just van
ishes your stomach gets sweet, no
gases, no batching, no eructations of
undigested food, your head clears
and you feel fine
Go now, make tho host Investment 1
you ner made, by getting a largo
fifty-cent caso of I'npe'a Dlapopsln'
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless It Is to
sufftT from Indigestion, dyspepsia or
any stomach disorder.
Let that Christmas Present
be Something Useful
And what could bs more useful than a Suit, an Overcoat
or some other article of apparel?
Each year our Christmas business grows larger, tach
year more people, beth msn and women, cgmc lo
rsalizc that the best sort of Gift is I he one that fills a
real need.
Ut'coni.inj,' this no't'tl, v luivt- litis season iiilctl our
stoic with the- sort of clothittt,' that any man would ln
proud to jjivp, and deliul'ti'd to rireivp. As stitwtionn,
wo offer tht! following list :
. ,Stiits. of'darU or li'ht material, ill every .style that kk1
sense anil good taste demand.
.Overeoat.s for every oeeasion raincoats, dre&s ooat.
storm eoats, motor coats.
Shirts of fancy pattern or plain, for business or dre,
wear.
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Neckwear of brilliant or of .soiiillorhucs.
Jlosiyry in plain colors, or in sets to match cravat and
handkerchief. . ,
Anil any man will tell you that he'd ten times rather
have one of these useful articles than some nick-nack oT
which he lias no need.
Come early for gootl selection.
The best ;"(): Ties on earth, put in it holiday carluu for
Volt.
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OPENING
SALE
- HAVING MOVED TO LARGER AND LIGHTER QUARTERS WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION T OSERVE YOU MUCH BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE SHOW
'ING OUR QUALITY MERCHANDISE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE. WE EXTEND TO YOU A MbST HE ARTY INVITATION TO COME AND SEE US IN OUR
NEW COMMODIOUS QUARTERS AND PARTAKE OF THE MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS PREPARED FOR YOU.
EVENING DRESSES
At Opening Sale prices. Your choice of
the entire stock.
$2.').F)0 evening dresses, opening sale $17.75
-$25.00 evening dresses, opening sale S18.75
$20.50 evening dresses, opening sale $22.25
$35.00 evening dresses, opening sale $26.25
$15.00 evening dresses, opening sale $33.75
HOUSE DRESSES
At Opening Sale prices.
Percale and Uingham Dresses, excellent
"Values at regular prices.
$1.50 Dresses .'$1.19
..jR.2g.JiyWS ., , $1-89
WOOL DRESSES
At Opening Sale prices.
$9.50 Wool Dresses
$12.50 Wool Dresses
$15.00 Wool Dresses
$20.00 "Wool' Dresses
$21.50-'Wool Dresses ,
....$7.00
.$10.00
$11.95
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$19;60
' 'STYLE CRAFT" COATS
At Opening Sale prices.
$'l5.0q-Ooa1s, opening sale $35,00
$;iy.p0 Style Craft C6ats, opening sjilo at.
One lot, of Style Craft Coats, actual values
lo'TpXOO, opening sale $15.00
Othehs specially jiriced at $1;95, '$13.95
SWEATERS
AtOjieningSalein-ices. ' -
Heavy .Jumbo Knit Roughneck Sweaters hi
cardinal and grey, opening sale ,$5.95
$(J.5() Rough Neck Sweaters ' ..'.$i.9S
$0.00 Sailor Collal- Sweaters:...'...- $4.09
CHILDREN'S COATS
At Opening Sale prices.
MILLINERY
This-season's newest shapes in plush, the
favorite material, values $1.75 to $5.75, open
intf'sule , : $3.09
ALL FURS OPENING SALE 10
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