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SMfTHfarsiFR. "MUes Pantrnh and
oni, Otto, Inland nml Hnrlnn, of
Ruch, rero RUfsta Sundnj ot Mr. nnd
Mr. Wilbur Jones ot Hom Lane, Otto
Cantrall leaves tills week for Forest
Grove to contlnwo Ills school work.
Make your Winter homo at Colonial
PJatis. SlTSooth Jllvet-sWlo.
Tnesday''8OrcRon!an: J. A. llarR
duHraxcal'eatate man ot Mcdfonl,
it.Xki Perkins. It. V. Hitchcock.
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a wellknowrt fruit grower of Mcdtord,
Is IStl'ia Perkins. M. Gall, a rancher
ot tho Medford district, l at the
Perkins., 5. 1J. Hanley.o? Medford s
ni tno uen&on, ., r. .vioouy, jr., oi
AKhIandk ihe Imperial.
Mrs. i:d Andrews has returned from
a Yacatlonjtrlp to southern California.
Harry Ilfolms will return Saturday
from ' month's hunting trip In tho
northern 'California mountains.
Securo tiro Insuraneo upon your
fruk finite la a packlnp house. Iow
&. peclal jhort term policies.
Guaranteed linsuraneo with R. S.
Tumy, 210 Garnelt-Coroy Dldp.
, Salto, Uio well known laundry
wagon driver, has contributed a r.QOO
words article on the TCoruo river val
ley to' tho Japanese. American, a news,
paper puliUahed In San Francisco.
Tho date of publication Is not known.
Cold weather will soon be here. Let
us clean up your suit. Panatorlum.
150
Tho story of Stave Martin, an S. P
hrakcmnn of Ashland, shot a couple
ot weeks ago, by two men in tho rait.
road yards ot that city. Is now scouted
by tho Ashland police, who think
Martin Is concocting a story to hid
the real facts. Two suspects are held
In, the county Jail and both have been I V
positively Identified by Martin as thT
wen who shot him. They, however,
have an alibi, that they wero In a
lumber camp In Slskljou county at
tho time ot tho shooting.
Have your fall cleaning done now
atPatorium. 150
Councilman Medynskl will mako
the trip to the city Intake this week
to Inspect conditions and sec that ev
erything Is In apple-plo ordor for the
wlBter.
We clean and block hats. Pantor
luss. 150
Leonard and Alfred Carpenter left
Tuesday night for Salem and Spokane
to attend tho Btato fairs In those twi
cittea.
Kwerlson Merrick left this mornlns
for Eugene to begin bis year's study
at the University of Oregon. ,
Kodak finishing the best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Over lata Thea
ter. The first real touch of Indian sum
mer for the year came to the valley
today, with Aright sunshine and crisp
air. A touch ot fall was In the air,
and the hills and trees have begun to
take autumn coloring.
See R. H. McCurdy for Aataa 11-
iellty and Surety Bend.
The quail season opens next Tues
day, September 15th, and a number
ot local hunters are planning trips
after tho tasty birds. The season
for doves Is now open, and several
large bags have been 'secured on the
desert. r
J, O.) Jerking, tna best all around
photographer :1b southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 228
Mala St J?boae 3 20-J.
Impetus has been given tho move
ment for Irrigation In the valley by
reason ot the dry spell, one ot tho
plans'advanced being that the county
hulW an Irrigation ditch and sell the
water, taxing all for Us construction,
with a management along the lines of
tho city water supply. The Idea is
now along about as far as It will over
get. One faction ot tho farmors and
fruitgrowers labor under the false Im
pression they will bo skinned alive If
a prltato corporation builds an Irri
gation ditch.
We can mako over, clean and re
pair your old sut, dresg or over
coat, Pautortim 150
Henry Thompson pt (ho Kanes
creek district js sijeqdlng a few daya
In Medford attending to business mat
ters. R '
Takq.tjie auto car to tho Jackson
eouatyjfatr, grounds, From Wednes-
dayittlSaturday will lcae Main
street for fair grounds at 7:40 and
10:10 a. m. and 1:10, 2:10, 2:40,
3:19, 3:40, 4 HO, 5:10 and 0:10 p.
si. Frae 10 cents. 149
Reginald H. Parsons of HUlrrest
orehard'has returned from n huslncc3
trpto,8f01a and Portland.
We clean .blankets, quilts, touch
overs, etc, Pantorlum, 1C0
Dr. A,' G Conroy has roturnod from
an auto trip to Klamath rails. He
was aaiiKHt In the recent snow storm
ana had difficulty In HOKotlatlng the
tot it.
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Mrs. K. U. IJnnley and children re
turned Wednesday from Alaska where
thoy spent tho summer at tho Hanlcr
Mndden, cannery.
It pleases others and will pleaso
you. Mountain Meadow butter at
Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. 'Neft nnd
Prof, nnd Mrs. George ltcbec leavo
Thursday on an auto trip to Crescent
City-and Kuroka.
Authentic war nowa rccolvod by
Mall Tribune ioasod 'wire will ba
posted during tho day at Hotol Med
ford, '
Win. ,Gcrlg of tho Pacific & East
ern left Tuesday Tor Portland.
M"oe ft Co's. now storo wants n
boy 16 "years old to learn tho dry
goods business. KG
Lincoln McCormnck has returned
from a business trip to California.
It pleases others nnd will ploaso
jou. Mountain Meadow butter at
Fonts. 145
County Clerk O. A. Gardner has re
turned from a visit to Crater Lake.
Automatic baio ball, that brand
new out door came, has arrived la
Medford. See It at DoVocs tonight,
lust west of Hotel Mcdronl.
Get it at Do Voe's.
Gerard Tallendlcr, who for the past
threo jears has resided In Medford,
whero he established and conducted
tho Medford Conservatory of Music,
loft Wednesday with his family for
Oakland where ho will hereafter reside.
E. S. Tumy writes all forms of In-
Win. I'lrlch's application for a ro
ptcNln action ngnltiH.t the Mnrsoit,
Unrmnn company ot Portland for at
leged failure to deliver good,s, was de
nied In a decision handed down bv
Judge Calkins of tho circuit court
Monday. The Portland firm nllCKud
that Plrtch was bujlng tho goods for
tho purpose of rutting price, and re
fused to deliver tho goods on tho
ground Jt would be detrimental to
their customers' Intere'.ts. The court
nlsohohl It was an nctlon for broach
of contract, not reploWn.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Ists
Theater,
Dr. Stratton ot Portland is vlnltln;
with tho family of Tom Fuson and
will leavo on a hunting trip to Uio
Slskljods shortly.
Placo on order for Mountain
Meadow butter at Fouts' and get tin
best, US
Agent A. S. Kosenbnum has re
ceived no word to date regarding tho
appearance of all-star American and
National leagues team In October.
A number of local people nro fig
uring on attending tho Pendleton
roundup ami Walla Walla Frontier's
Day celebration the last of the month.
Placo an order for Mountain
Meadow butter at Fouls' and get Ilia
best, 145
Joe Itadcr of PhoenU Is In the city
today on business.
Kdison records for sale at 23c each
ns long as they last, at Palmer's Pi
ano Place, Garnett-Coroy llldg,, 24
surance. Excellent companies, good South Grape street.
local service, 210 Garnctt-Corey Itoors repaired nnd painted. W. II.
Bids. Smith, phono 017-M. 149
P. V. Cnrnnhnn and wlfo of the
Hluo l.odgo dlstilct uio npeiidlnii; tio
mouth In the city.
W, J, Young jvas arrested by Chief
Mego alio Officer Y'lugcndo this morn
ing upon tulugraphlc Instructions
from Grnnta Pass for tho alleged bui-
glr of u icstdenre In Grants Pass,
taking a mnokiuaw nud a suit of
clothes. Young was tt.Ung to sell lh?
goods at a second hand storo when
arrested. It Is alleged 1 Chief Mogo
that Young Is uu escape from tho
stnto reform school at Whlttler, Cal..
ocr two jears ago.
Farmers aro making ready for iht
fall shlpmonts of cattle and hogs to
northern markets. Some will not ship
in the hopes Mint the war will boost
the prices. This would naturally have
a teitdimcv to hoist local meat prices,
but the) remain In about tho ram?,
owing to the niiiitrnlliitig effect of tho
public market. Agents ot Portlan I
poultry firms nro In the nllo limit
ing arrangements for the delivery of
turKc)tf, chickens and geese for tho
holiday trade.
A HER
REFUSED
INDIAN AID FOR
WAR IS PROMISED
SIMLA, Imliii; u London,1 Sept.
t), 4:11 1 1. in. The ureroy of liuliu,
in iniiiicil, lnw outline ilpniposnl- for
the nnotderntiuii of the Imh'iiti hmi
pie, 1 wliieli the gmemiiieiit of In
dia projio-e tit iui.Mliiiti roeipnicnl
iirrnngvinrntx uitli other llntinh col
onics to meet the pivcut diffieultit's
rTgunHnc; the cniigmt n of liulimis
I iiilir this )lnii .i limited itumhur
of passport, will he i-xiicd.
SHAVE SENT 10
1L SIXTY DAYS
lll'TTi:. Motit., Sept. U I). J
Yiiii'itcr, u luulior, wiih w to mil
for xisly tltiys hy .liulun ,ilocnle
.Mnjor 1i's , Koolo in tlie 'iimlnnrv
niiilni t'ouit, trjiii) prlls ollmd
(.rH wv louny, ueenuoe ne u in ic
j'ii-i'l to wait nil I'livnte Huff !'
oompniiv A. National (limril, hf-t
Kuttinlnv night) wlien the Mililui1'
went inlit the liiiilifi1 nliop to f't n
hniriMil. Wnulnor ju-tilii'il low nt-tu it
h (leclitriinr tlmt muu ni Iih put
mim were opposed t. llio prienee of
the unlit lit in Itultc mill he feiirul
Unit if ho wnitoil upon the nlltir lie
wuiiM lne Mn tnulo.
.Mnjor IIimiU tleohuvd Wniiliicr
fjuilty of in-iiliiiiir Hi" piNoiunr. tin'
lTnitetl Sinter iinnv innl the iiiitlunu
of Uio N'nllmml (Itmnl, niul with
lietiiing indignity upo'i tlu Amerii'iin
fhijr.
roil KALI!- Span or is my gohllTigs,
S nnd l eiua old, weigh 2800,
prce $:ii)U Himu of giaj' (TdliiKK,
r. ,HIMR old, 'weigh 1' 100, ptjcii
$200, Kpiilt of luiv goldlugn, liiiitl
fi ietr old. weigh I l&0,itlc JSljtl
ally umio, I .veins old, wenh( I IRO.
pi lio (90, Span geldings, $ ami 11
enra old, weigh 2300, pilco $100
Hpiiii tnnies, It nnd tit enis old.
weigh 2100, piliu $70, Hmn hlncK
mules, it nud I enrn old, weigh
is.0, price $12 i Can bo seen at
West Sldo limn O I! l,oM, prop
t'Olt MAI, 15 -Team iliMug poolon,
hiiiuoHii mid light lincli, v Wonlil
linllo for wood or cow, Jniitcii Unw
ling, 20 Hoiilli Pencil Ktieiit, 1 to
WANTKH--Two or tirn Wllollors
ror Jiu'kiioit comilj. Holiiotltlng
now, led hot M'lldiK, Cull Rnhtfrt
din nftoiuooii at N'mih hotel. A sit
for coiuil malinger, 1 4 ft
POU Hl I tins wnlei healer nml
kllrhon wood ttovc Cull .iJO N.
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WANTKD- Good clean chicken aid
plg.fcoil ran ho had for tho Inking
100 South Grape. 11T
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Here is a list of the winners. You are safe to place your money on any of these. A two to one
for winning and no possible chance of losing. Our buyers were in the market and placed orders
early, thus savipg the big advance on Fall Merchandise. Not an item in our entire stock has been
raised. Bring your Clothing, Pry Goods and Shoe wants to us. We can take
c-re of them. A real value giving Fair Week Sale.
Palmer Coats and Suits
Specially Priced for Fair Week
Coats $10.50, $12.50, $14.50 and $17.50. Compare these with others at $15 to $22.50
See Our Line of Tailored Suits at $12.50, $14.50, $18.50, $20 $22.50 and up to $40
Our slogan Better Suits for the Same Money or As Good Suits for Less Money
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The season's newest fabrics in heavy Suitings and
Cloakings. Poplins, Moires, plaids, stripes nnd novel
ties as' well as flio staple cloths, UNDKItPIUOISD 1'OR
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OUTINGS
'A big lot of Heavy "VoJghl Outings i'or fall, 2y qualil',
fair week ." ,....10
MUSLINS
Special introductory offer on our Spring "Water
Bleached AA Advorlisej Muslin, 10 yard) fair week $1
MEN'S CLOTHING SPECIALS FOR FAIR WEEK
Mon's $1.1.50 All-Wool Dark Striped Cheviot Suite,
sizes ftf to :U) $8.05
Kuppenheiiner Pure Wool Si earn Shrunk J land-Tailored
Suiis for men nud young men, these aro positively
the best ready-to-wear clothing at popular prices, of
fered today at $17.00, $20.00j $22.60 and $25.00, Special
styles for large, stout men, also for slim men.
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FAIR WEEK HOSIERY SPECIALS
.Children's 20c Two-Thread Double
Heels and Toes, sizes to 'OJL'. 2 for 25
25 doz. Hoys' Heavy Sehool Hose, 7 to
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Mou'TSOtn'i'Mi giTagtt Tnn nud'jJhT'k'
Hox, fulr week . ,2 for 25
PHOENIX SILK HOSE
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Tho only jmj'o silk popular priced ifose
absolutely dependable and fully guar
anteed. Tor nici), hlsle 25
'For men, Silk 50
For women, Silk 75t and 1,00
T)VO E. AND W. SPEpIALS
K. & W. Shirts . . . md and l
hauudered or soft cuffs. Compare them
wJlli other makes at $1.25 and $1,50.
WlK'ii yon lo, ), & W. will vvJn,
BUSTER BROWN HOSE
For Men, Womon nnd Children
Absolutely the lies! 25c hose on the mar
ket today, Four pairs guaranteed for
four mouths, packed four pjiirs in h bo.s,
Mill us your tmw, JjlJ.OO n Jjon for
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