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M.WDKORD MAlli TltllHTNK. MIOIWOKM), OKK(IONT. MTIOSIUY, DKCUMHIW 15, l!)M
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Two Vlndti recitals will lo plvon
IIiIh mouth In- puiillo of Krcl Alton
Knight at tlio llnlKht iiiuhIc Muilto,
310 fcjouil' Laurel street. Monday
nvoiitnf, Dc'COMber 31, when Mr.
ItalKht will inesont Alias Colllo Vogntl
In nn Individual rccUnl, nml Tuesday
oraniiiR, December 22, when twenty
flvo 'iuiiIM will ijerform. Mrs. rior
oneo Halllday II.ttRht, contralto, will
fllnj- both evenings. An Invitation
to nttoiid tlii'so recitals Id extended
to nil Interested.
If you -nut quality I linvo It. Store
opou ovqiiIiikr till ChrlstuiaH. Mar
tin J, Heddy, the Jeweler
The Toklo Chamber of Commcrr.o
Is Hcudlng out iiowa-M-icr cIIihiIukb,
IraiiBlalod Into KnslUih, to local unr
tlcK, giving nrcountn of banquets be
ntowrtl unon Americans In that city,
n n means or showing the friendly
spirit existing between the two nn
tlonB. J. O. Gerklng, tho best all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives mado any
whore, tlmo or place. Studio 22S
Main St. Phone 320-J.
Tom Henry of tho Steamboat dis
trict, is spending a few days In the
city. A honvy snow fell In that sec
tion last week.
Try n quart of our guaranteed
pure sanitary milk. Phono 5S2-W.
Louis Ulrlch of Jacksonville spent
Monday afternoon In Mcdford on bits-
Mnosa,
Dan Uyrum of Corvnllh Is spend
ing u Tow dnys in the city and valley
transacting business.
Kom and board .it 14,' South Ivy.
Mrs. C. L. Grant. . 243
P. O. Guttwlnklc has loturnou
from n two woeks visit with frlondf
ami relatives at Grants Pass.
lleniember tho Heddy bor Is a
gunrutitiH or qunltly. Martin J. Hed
dy, tho Jowoler.
Among the Medford students nt
colleges who will return tho end of
tho week for the Christmas vacation
nre: Herbert Alford, llaroia Coch
ran, George and Xed Vilas, lCdlson
Marshall, Miss Vera Olmstcnd, Helen
Puruckcr, Milihrod Gerlg and Lcnoro
Vance.
Got it nt Do Voo's.
Kobert Wilson of Central Point
spent Monday afternoon in Mcdford
attending to buotnoss mntters.
"Ineuranco" means" "Holmes" and
"Holmes" means "Insurance." Seo
Holmes "Tlio lnsurnnco Man."
Earl Ulrlch of the Union creek dis
trict Is spending the holiday season
in Medford.
Tho finest equipment In Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Medford Print
ing Co.
Painters are at work upon the in
terior decorations of the Klks build
ing on North Central avenue. Tho
1ulldlng will be ready for occupancy
during tho holldnys.
AVhlto Seal, steel cut, coffee. 25e
nt Urownlce & Llndlcy. :30
Mr. and Mrs. James Greivo- of
Prospect nro in tlieclty today attend
ing to business mntters. They re
port four inches of snow In that sec
tion. Sweet cldar at Do Voo'a.
A Christmas ntmosphens Is in evi
dence in the stores of tho city, mis
tletoe and holly und other twigs be
ing used In tho decorations. Tho first
outward flow of Christmas packages
from tho local postofflco began the
first of thu week, many people sen a
ing their gifts to the cast and mid
dlo west early to avoid train block-
ado, which seem (o como with aggra
vating regularity d.uring the holidays,
liegluning tho first of next week the
local postofflco will tut on auto de
livery for Christmas packages. The
schools of tho city and county will
close next Friday for the holldiH,
nnd special Yuletlde exerclsos will
bo given In the grammar grades.
Kodak finishing the best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Over Isls Thea
ter. Mrs. Horace Pelton and Mrs. O.
C. Leltcr nro spending thu day in
Ashland
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Ovor Isls
Thenter.
County Assessor W. T Greivo of
Jacksonville was a business Wltor
in the city this morning.
DoVoo Is going to sell 500 pounds
of chocolate creams at thirty cents
per pound. Get n pound today, tf
A I'ankey of Central Point Is
spending tho day In thu city attend
ing to business matters.
Get Governor Johnson and Mt.
Pitt cigars in Christmas boxes. Home
in nil e and the best.
The regular mid-monthly meeting
of the city council will bo held in
the city hall this evening.
Nothing nicer tor Christmas than
Governor Johnson nnd Mt. Pitt ci
gars in Christmas boxes.
A charity ball will be given nt the
n tiffltcted fnmlly composed o
a father, mother and daughter, ap
peared on the streets today, singing
Tor nlms.
Kara for Children nil i educed
Ahreiis. 2?S
The sale of Hod Crass stamps to
date under the auspices of the Great
er Medford club ban netted about
ISO, tlio money being dooted to the
relief of tubercular cases In this val
ley, lit one instance n uurso has
been secured for a stricken home.
The sales today are in charge ut the
ladles of tlio Prcsbterlnn church,
and tomorrow will be under the di
rection of the Altar society of the
Catholic church. Tho sales will con
tinue until Christmas. Last year
over $2.0 was secured In this city
form the sale of the stamp'.
If jou want quality I have It. Store
open evenings till Christmas. Mar
tin .1. Heddy, the Jeweler.
Conclusion of the testimony and
decision In the divorce cases ealloe
before Judge K. M. Calkins of the
circuit court last Saturday have been
postponed until the last of the week.
Huy your Kurs from a store that
guarantees the quality of them. We
do. All prices, reduced 10 to 10 per
cent. Ahrons. 22S
The entertainment Krlday evening
December IS, at the Nat Is one" of
es'Mcinl Interest to exoryouu In Med
ford. The proceeds are to help pay
for the Athletic l-'lcld expense, nnd
every euterprlslng citizen should be
there to cucouragu the pupils In their
efforts.
W. H. Hverhnrd sold a house and
lot on South Newtown to Joe Cam.
Danny O'Urlen well remembered lu
this city for his bout with Hud An-
Nntatorlum Tuesday, December 20, derson, when the latter was "our
under tho auspices of tho Greater pride." Is scheduled to nppear In Salt
Medford club nnd the Associated Lake city Chrtstmns evening nsalnst
l'lo wanduiing gents were quar
tered in the kit) Jal .Monday night
nnd' the total aggregate wealth of
Hie outfit wna 20 'cents, One of the
number n middle ttged man, watt uu
sessed with religious Ideas, and kept
repeating over und over the appro
priate bit of Scripture for him, read
lug "The birds of the air hae nests,
and the foes have holes, but tho Son
of Man lutth not where to lay bin
head."
There will bo n meeting at the I'ub
llo Library Thursday iifturnuuii at
S:30 of nil Medford niters to dis
cuss tho now charter ami the com
ing election. .Mr. Pen Sheldon and
others will speak on different phases
of this subject.
A A. Lathrop nipt wife of Helena.
Montana, nie visiting In the city, and
regard the present' "cold spoil" us
mild compared with some of thu
wenther presented during the winter
In their home state.
Alfred Haymond, Jttines Medley and
Cecil He.MioUN left tiula to spend
several mouths huiitliiK and trapping
on the south fork of the Kugue. Tho
cabin where they will make their
headquarters is 25 miles southeast
of Iluttu Fa IN.
That perplexed problem of Ninas
giving solve It heVe. Vhrens. 22Sk
The Dardanelles; where a Hiitlsh
submarine Monday Mink n Turkish
bnttleshlp, Is n stretch of wnter well
known to Jack ,ltken of this city,
who sailed them tut an engineer on
Mediterranean liners twenty yeais
ago. According to .Mr. Altken the
point where tltu dnrlng naval feat
was consummated Is hut a stone's
throw across, and that tho bristling
guns on the fortifications can be
seen from ship deck.
COLD
WEATHER
i
n
HEAYY FROST i
COATING VALLEY !
. Due of the etiMc-M December, (Injs
lu the wetitlief iiiiuulu nl'llw Jlo'tie
IiIum' ulle oiituq Alnuitliv,' when tnr
ill;; tlio uiglit the mOiourv liii)!vd to
'Jl ilegreen ntmvu nir, All iltiv the
teniiuirntitrc'liuetiuileil between J I
ami 'JO degrees n range ol hut llirte
dejirces, uitUHiuil in ilel. l 'J
o'i'Wk, Jeiiduy uflurni'uii, M-MialK
the Witlimwtpiiii nho tin,', llie tern,
pernture was 'J!l deuieen ubme.
At 1 oYlin'k toilnv thu temper.' hue
wum .11 decrees with it flight model
ittimi. Tim sun stole out front I iluml
llie I'ng bunks hut iln ruvi gue no
wuimlh. and the proxjieit uie lor
another cold night, with u ti-mir ten
pe iii I lire.
The alloy it oieicd with Hot,
ntitl every hit of twigxery Inn .1 i oi.l
of mI very white. The air ha- u di
tiuet nip in it ami i clumirh nwl li
"til oiihl," theie being no huec. I i
formed on puddle in the -I reels .uu!
water u-oix u-eil otiu piemulion- to
prevent wnter pipes I'rccxiiu; No
calls have been rmeived h the nn
depni'lmeiit foi tires due to ueihi. t
0(1 xllIM'-.
N. I), McDowell, who ieetnl! re
tinned to Mcillnhl ,ii' i 1 1 o w iun iii
Hinillu'in tiiliioiiiiii, ti IU ol tli'
traiiHl'vjiiiuiliou it tlwiin iim,
t'lllll'ninirt, 111111 n Iftwlliig-ilece'll In
n i ieh, piuivmiiii njtrJmiUui'nl eom
miiiilh lliuutl; the iiuitfle.itr the heel
Niipur iiiilnnrrv, k' Suinv bfi plunti
the enulily mill hind iliuf ('C enuhl
md he yivt'ti nwliv irt Jirlujix' Irom
jfi'J.'iO .rpl:d) nn Of re. 'Tile hiilimlri
ie- In (Iw'eiis enmity n ouiillininiH
piiM'niliiiiil i lupl'ix nieni, ami its tie
Mll'H"i'it 1m hi i H'lill ol Mill IihIuh
t 1 lit I .IIIUI( llU 'M' I.
L
Cllaritles.
Order your Christmas vrenthes
now from Pierce, the florist, real Kng-
lish holly used iu wreaths, also cut
flowers. Order early and avoid dis
appointment. Pierce, tho florlest,
..bono 37.
S. S. BuUU left Monday of this
week on an extended business trip to
New York and other enstern points
S. D. Franklin of Montague, Cal.
is transacting business In thu city
this wcelr.
Mrs. Frn Leever visited friends
and relatives In this city Sunday.
Tho hearing of tho testimony In
the suit of the Cnllfornla-Orcgon
Power company against tho city of
Mcdford, will be resumed next Mon
KM Mnrks in
No better
a ten round bout. '
assortment of nmiro-
PAIL'S KliKCTKlC TOIti:
KMiAIK.'KS ITS STOCK
Paul's Kelectrlc Shop has taken
over the retail store operated by tho
California Oregon Power Company,
nnd now has a complete mid large
lino of electrical goods.
Mr. Paul hafl been operating n shop
in Medford at 212 W. Main street
for six months and thu satisfaction ho
I
printe or useful gifts to be found
fcny place. Silk Hose. Neckwear.
Handkerchiefs, Jewelry. Novelties,
Shell Goods, Sweaters, Mufflers, etc.
Ahrons. 22S-
The Hoso Society Vaudeville com
pany left this noon for Ashland !' !ha kIvoii hLs ciistumor 1h an uvl.lvurn
autos. where they will nppear tliU)0r ,,, ,rst caM work. Ho
evening. A dress rehearsal will be 0i,trical wiring of all kinds
held this afternoon under the cllroc-oloclrea COntractlug.
tlon of Judge Wltlilngton. Th Page;
orchestra nccompsuled the troupe.
Twenfy live autos conveyed tho cnu
does
and
The O.-W. If. . X. Im-. -pent
nnd helpers, etc. After the perform- jf Wm M'r eo.inty ex-
nnco this evening a dance will be
given by the Klks, that promises to
social
(elision to the north band of lluruev
Inke.
be a
event. Tho Vinlng '
TOO LATH TO UiaHSIKV. -
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day after n ten davs adiournmont '' -"rei- "" - -"any
Tim cltr win n.nn hrrin itB tf i 'lcoplo will attend from this city,
niony. Two days will be consumed,
and then the case will be submitted
.Madame Wiutorroth, etulno'ttut
and pnlmlst. guarantees to tell oii
past, prexeut and future. Colonial
Flats. Hlverslde. 22S
Wf - - -mm!, TT''''''''
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I SJ rot 1
I CIGARETTES I
No Premiums with CameU -- n
THU cost of the to- 4CflSw
b.iccos In Citnel Cijr- hjfe
I atettes simply forbids the " Ktrf-.
I Riving: o. such Induce- . fr jyslL vS
I mentu " ff fisSV
I 20 for I Oc and you never ft yjb vfe w
f smoked a better clcarettc pAi -L LJr
11 at Any price. They're Wm ff
V pleasinplnffAvorandlra- f'vC'i fcm&? '
II Rrance. Besides, they M'lV tf MKKfWi
ID not bite your toncuc or prch Vs"t. 9Y WtA '
your throat, nor will they love wru. 'vr 'JJ ttiW
th.M a'tatttty taitr I ' Vi tIT ' Jl
IB R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. SiV'2,-VfL if
II WlMl.s.J.ter. N. C "Slv Vtyf
II ftlllitllit
iviMrfr.
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ut-r.l
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l.n f(rttfJ
inontmllti).
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ISHcIal interurbau auto service will
bo In effect tonight.
i Hogs for sale, or will oNchungo for
I stock. J. !:. .McHjnnld, Trail Or.
2ti i
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EYES
Alti: IIHHAI) WIXNHItK
taki: caih: or thilm
si:i:
DR. RIGKERT
Ho Knows How
Suite 1-2 O'er Deuel
H & II (iiv, it Tr.iil'n- faniif Ulm
to Federal Judge Wolverton for a
decision.
Useful gifts for the children and
tho most sensible after all buy the
girl or llttlo boy a coat from our vast
Showing at a discount of from 20 to
30 per cent. AhrenB. 22S
The student body of the HIkIi
school will hold nn adjourned meet-
Ing this afternoon. .
YVr-j.v-v-vvv---V'-n' .
OPEN NOSTRILS! EM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Hor To Oct Kclicf When Head
and Noie tiro iJtuITcd Up. J
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Count flftr! Your coM in licrnl o;
cat-irrb diwipposr. Your r!)S"l no '
trill U'ill nrrn. iIia nir natwnn ,ti mnr
A set of Furs, a Muff or a Single i head will clmr nml -mi vmi brmtUr
Stolo or Collar will he an appropriate
gift as well as an acceptable one
nil priced 10 to 40 per cent discount.
Ahrons. 22 R
M.S. Deane of Hoseburg Is among
tho out of town visitors In the city
today.
Remember the Heddy box Is a
-PAIIa! ifdiil .nLli hii, I ma !( tiii.ll
gunrantce of quality Martin J. Hed-t ,.,. ' ,. Do,L ,lnv .tuir.UI- ...j
dy, the Jeweler.
freely. No mom miiillirii.'. huvvLini!.
imtcoiiH dlKltan;. drync4 or Iiailncliet
no itrupgling fur lritli nt nlglit.
Get a ttnall lotUo of Kly'i Cream
Ualni from jour drugghl iui. apply a
littlf of this fraar.int niiti.cptlr ercact
in your noitril. It pvnctrnti- iliroiiRb
etfry uir pnrsa-o of the heail, miothlnj;
and lie.-iliiij; tlio swolkti or inJlnmod
niucoiu mcmlirnnc. giving you imtint
inl-craMc. Hrlitf Is sure.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
1911 Hupinolllo demonstrator, olectrk lights, WftliMlimibo starter
and seat covers. Positively thu sweetest running little car In miiiiIi
em Oregon. A fine performer on mountain or ,uitdd ronds. At a
bargain.
1913, 10 II P. Apporson, good xbape luecliuiileslly, roahoimblo
price and tcrins. A good buy to tho right puitto,
1911 Cndlllnc, lour doors, tlu ear that always stands up.
', M. Fln good mechanical condition, price reasonable.
Klght cylinder Cadillac will arlve the Hist wneh lu January, watoh
for announcement. . ,
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
COUBT HALL, Sales Manager
Baldy Breezer's
Calendar
BUY REAL NONEY
Piolits ari md I'M) -uli I'd .it our "Mi - Cut l'ii'e s !-. We nrtt
mercl trnilui'' ilollei . We .ire iut -- -I'lt i Ihi'IIh-" -e iirt
jict i liihliiinr mi r ' mi li j.Iiiii- -1'iiie Im-iiuot lolkn nn ton hkxIvnI
to talk about. Dm In- -uv will continue until I )eeihvr "i-l.
Men's $12.50 Suits $7.73
' Mon's $14.00 Suits $ti.75
Men's $ I R.00 Suits $9-75
Men's $ir..no nml $17.00 Dliic
Stnjri Suits $12.26
Men's $20 00 St-njo Still. Hue
lalirlc atnl lily1' art t'llloriiiy.
nt $M.25
Mcr's $lli 00 Suits, fancy ww-
teds and Tartnn $13.26
Mill's VJ.00 0vtr$oaU . SCOO
Men s $10 Ob OvtircoAts SG 65
Mfi.s $12.00 OvurcmiU $8.00
Mfits $110 to $'1.00 Hats
at $1.10 In J2.S5
$125 Dim Shirts, oath 78r
Wool Slnrls now. eacli.
nt 7Scto$l.JfT
$I.G0 liunvy wmlcr wolirht Cnt-
k.i-. ,., ... tan Rlhliml Union SiifU SOo1
DON T HOLD A NICKLE $1.00 still heavy iwa'uiocB Cot-
SO CLOSE TO YOUR tcif n(l)lieU llndnvenr .78e
EYE THAT YOU CAN'T $2.00 Itcuyy ray wool two-
c rue nS i ad piece Unilfrww.tM.I! $180
SEE THE DOLLAR $3.00 alUwool fine rlpkul Unisn
BEHIND IT." Suits $l.5
Kvory ai1-lu in 'In tn,n i-ut mi i-i t- mt imu -hm- window.
Allvt'liinlllK 1- n . i 'ii-nr I'M II- In ilnli i lit iii-i I'll ail -illHlt
urliele-t in mir Min' l-'iiini-lnnu- I ii-j.. 1 1 nn-jii . , ,1 ' l.iri
Sniila Cliiu- i I'liiiin.f.
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DO IT ELECTRICALLY
We have taken over the retail store formerly operated by the California-Oregon Power Company ai
now have a full line of Wiring Supplies, Fuses, Switches, etc. J. C. English Company Fixtures
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212 WEST MAIN STREET
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Christmas Is Near Make It An Electrical Christmas
f "SHOP EARLY"
Nothing More Useful or Acceptable Than Electrical Appliances
We Have
Vacuum Cleaners $20.00
Portable Lamps $5.00
Irons ,$3.50
Toaster Stoves $3.50
Coffee Percolators '. $5.00
Grills .. $5.00
Flashlights $1.0d
Hoj; -Pads $4.50
Hot Plates . ..:. $4.50
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