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MlSPFOttJ) MAIL TRIBUNE, MIODFORD. OWKCJON. MONDAY. .ICNF
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Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Woslerluml
left tlita afternoon for San Kranclsco
Whoro they will upend sovernl week.
They wit, return on tlm Chltnfco
Swodlsli-Atntirlcnn California Cliib
Apodal trail), wlilrh arrives liur'o
.In no 201)it Tilts party coimlnt f
about on'o tundred jooilc, amotu?
whom are. Ofivornor Hbonlinrdt'Qf
MlnnMK)(iii tlwfornor Carlon of Col
orado, .111,(1(01 . Chytrnutt, mtiirtitjio
court, Ohtpripo. Hon. Henry Hrlcmlh,
city eiiKlnrliit OhletiKo, Ifonry'iS.
Hnnohon, fiahjjlr Hlnto Hank of Uhl
rnso, anilhjjaily' other people of nolo,
Tiio imrW "vh upend threo IioiiVh
hero and will ho tnhen over tlm vnl-
ley In niiton by, toll commercial ciluli.
Drink ' Cdlro-Kolo, "Klrnt for
TlilrotI' tfo at ".your favorllu fortn-
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tain.
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"lllirii Ht4nra"i.'wlro followdd byMo
(ffirriluhtljgHlnir.Mr. Mooro lnforn(6d
tlm .VewrHvciek that the Identity
of tin) inlflcreantH would probably, ru
maln unljiioWn;' Ilo utatoil tlint' jLIm
tdoor wn uifildbuledly the flneHtTn
litcKnon cbuljly, and he dnploroH he
moral ntaildnrd or the thief s'llo
would not lit leant leave a nteak for
the owner. (tjlil Hill New. , . ,
Velvet Ion oroam at Do Voo'h. '
V I), Hrnun, jireHldent of i die
lllako MnKull coiiipany of l'ortliihil.
palled through Medford Sunday
with bin family on an automobile
trip to (lie opposition. He will vjajt
Crater Lulto on IiIh roturn.
Cot flltorod gnRolInn from tho Tied
flltor at Garnott-Cory'fl,
Mr. I'rod II. HopkltiH and ,Mrn.
A. K. Itontno will loavn within the
iioxt few daya for Portland hy auto-
niobllo for a fnrtnlRht'H vxlt.
1'artluB koIiir to the fair or 8n.it
I'rnnclHCo nnd want to go l'V nulp,
wrltn Ira 0. Hnilth, box 73, Tnloht.
Oregon. $ I
All mombcrii of the Hhnnen')r?ifo
Club aro Invited to the reception
nt tho homo of Mr. 1 II, Nyi on
KaHt Main Htrcet.
Ilomo-mniln pantry nt Tho Simula.
Mth. Charted H. I.ebo of MeiUnrd
Ir vlNltliiK with lior parentH, Mr. nitd
Mr. Arehlo S..Ah1i, at the Ormonde
filtnrt mmif& QfTtt li'miml.,. ' & f
Screen doora at Monford Lumbnr
Co.
When tho recent flro destroyed
Hoiilh hIiId b ii h I liens Iioiihoh and
homcH It Included In IIh devimtiitton
the roaldenro of Mm. Dan lllchurd.
In ouo room wna Nimpeuduil a fram
ed portrnlt of our very recent Hec.ro
tary of Hlnto. Till room the fire
poured tliroiiKh to the destruction of
all contentH wllli the oxropllnu of
the IJryan lithograph. The frame of
the plettito waH consumed, the hIiimm
oraokod and fallen, the edge of the
iwpttr worehod nnd burned -but
llryun ruiuatuod iimirathed. un
oorehid and iiulllnic. Mm. ItlehardH
wiyg (hut uhe think It U worth tell
ing, and that tho Incident mlKht lie
comtruod iih nn omen. - Cold Hill
Xwa.
NIktou or Coletilln mineral wnU,
or, 10 oohIh per holtl Nt Hi VoeV
, Tlw Ituguo Ulver MlnUlejIal -WM-Utlon
mt nt riie-iilv June .ll(
and deetl the fololwlnV "Ult-.m
for tht HijMiilHg yr: .1 K Hawk-!
Inn, Medfugul. relileu II i:. Tuck
er, Medford, e lirMtdcnt, luul '
llanily. JcIimivIU, .creitti niidi aii n e t i
trMurr. tu nit mi(inK iu bo Hnvc AU -ne omce Inking
In Itoiile Klvnr. i
i MdrrbauU' I-uneli. STic The Hliuslu i
CarMliNH, uiiliiiiiiliiii of
During tho lant week reports of
thejthot pf two bulldogs have been
received by teh Iiollco. 0. DavItlBoll
report? tho loss of a blooded cahlnO
ho -mined lilghly, nnd jn faniler llvlliK
on Crlffln creek, whd forKot to lve
Ilia nnine, ihoned that n black nnd
white pup wan ntolen. A herles of
bulldog thefts have been reported
In Portland, Seattle and Han Krau-!
cIkco tho Inst month, and It Is PohhI-
blrt tho5 fchnliaHVWUchtMl Ihdir op-1
orations to tho rnunlrj dlHtrlets.
Pop corn CrlflpetteH ,t tin Voe's i
A. A. Ilernard linn aRKiimed tin-,
koIo nuertcy for Hip Dodge ear In thli
district, the partnership with Court
Hall'lielnn dlftHDlvttl. Toliiporarlv
Mr. llnrnanf will oreupy quarters In'
tlm Outer l.alte RiiriiKQ, and epicts
to pijcii a show room (u Ibis clly In
the noiir future. i
De Von eftrrlcs the best lino of
rive cent eluarH In the i;
Jos. I loofflor of Koseburx spent
Hnturdiiy lit MeiUnnl attnudlng to
liusliinw ntAfters.
Cot Jour butler, okk. cream, milk
Htm Abutter milk at De Voe's,
.lames Kowler of Kuril spent Hun
dny In Medroid Httondlux lo business
matturH.
Ilomo-mailo pastry nt the Shasta.
llowman .larkson of ICagle Point
spoilt SiiihIhv In Medford attending
I ho ball game.
Kodak flnlRhlng til?, beat, nt Wcs
ton's Cnmorn Shop. Opposlto Uook
8t'o're:
CharlAs Illgglnb6lhnii spent ,un
day In', .Medford, coining down from
tin Impioveitient work of the ItOKtio
Innds rompany on the doseit,
Chocolntes, .10 cents lb.J)e Voo'g.
WIl'sArt U'alle returned Sftt'ilnlay
from n, trip to Portland whore He at
tended the lose carnival.
Kodak finishing nnd supplies nt
Weston's Camera Shop. Opposlto
Hook Bloro.
W. It. Coleman' loaves this week
en 'a business trip to 1'ootn creek to
Inspect mining properly.
J 0. Corking, tho best nil nround
nhotogrnphor In southern Oregon.
Mwnys rellnblo. Negntlvos made nny
vlioro. tlino or placo. Btudlo 228
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Kmersou Merrick, a student nt the
University of Oregon at Kugouo re
turned home fbr tlm summer vaca
tion Saturday, '
Heely Hall lel Sunday eveitlng on
a business trip. to Portland.
) I'arl ItalHtou nnd Harry Helms
spent Sunday Hslilug on the Apple
gate. Col. (leorge P. Mlms of Seven
OukH has refuriied front n trip to
Portland. .!.m.
li. It. ICiigles of Montague, Oil.,
U Hpeinllng a fovv ilnjs In the city at
tending to business matters.
Walter Harrington, Associated
PIohu operator In the Mall Tribune
for the last six months, left Monday
for Han Krauclsro. .Mr Harrington
"COHAN'S LUCK" AT PAGE THEATER MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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Three flic alarms were responded I he in w So'iturtn Pacific train
to by the flio department Monday, will go Into commission Tuesday,
morning. Two wero grass flro. on ,.,,,. ,,,.,. ,,,, .,,, Wn,,nrt,
arrested Inst ek by Cnmc Warden
Vpplegate for fishing
with n gaff liook nt the tloldeu Drift
dam on lloguotlver were found guil
ty In the Justice court nt Orauts Pass
Huosevelt and Qucen avenues, the
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"' '""'fi .... i.. "A- walker and
iinriiiuiiriiiinr 'in riiirii iiinvtii tvtia
from the home of .Mrs. Ottordnhl,
H2U Dakota avenue, due to n flue
hurtling out. No damage.
Saturday, The verdicts wero return-
.Miss wnivo .lucons or Maiuiitli 0( r,,cnr(i tiiin. Wallace's two
Kails visited friends In this city Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs, Kolli. Ilnllls of .Sterl
ing spent Sunday In Medford,
sons, Ted and Karl, and Albert Mead
arrested at the same time for the
Hitiiio offunse will bu trlei today, and
all feiintonccd 'together. Wallace was
Company, 0. A. C.Vlll leavo Titos, arrested two uipnths ago on the Hamo
dny evening In a special car for the charge pleadoil that hu was tho vic
tim of u frame up by tho wardens,
and I'nrlow eptvred the same defuusu
With lidded plea that ho fished Ille
gally to support his family. The
prosecution con risen trjl two sneks of
snlmou gnfft'd by tho arrested men.
annual military nucnnipmeut at Fort
Stevens. They will he gene two
weeks.
.1. It. Harvey of Omuls Pass spent
Sunday In Medford visiting friends.
I?. It. Hoper, manager of the (Irnnts
Pass ball team, spent Sunday In this
elty viewing the Yreka-Medfonl
game. A game will likely ho played
next Sunday with the tlrattts Puss
tentu with .Hid Pernoll, former coast
and Aemrlcau leaguo pitcher, as the
star attraction.
A dlspntch from Salem tells of
John Kelly of thin city pcorulng the
benefits of the Workmen's componsn
tlon act In these words In a letter:
"I don't want any more compensa
tion. I will hlko out and try to find
something else to do." No John Kelly
lit listed In tlio city dltectory. Ac
cording to the report Kelly was In
jured eight months ago and entitled
to draw u pension from the state for
Home time. The Industrial commis
sioners hold It to ho tho most pecul
iar case Unit has cohio under their
notice wince tho formation of the com-
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A MUCK W OTKKIt
Tho undersigned druggist Is au
thorized by tho American Drug &
Press association, of which ho Is n
member, tp gunruntee Merltol Hair
Tonic, to give satisfaction or tho pur
chaso prlcq will be refunded. This
Indicates tho confidence) tlioy Itnvo in
this preparation. Hasklus Drug Store
local unciicy. Prices fiOc, $1.00.
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. 100 LATK tO CliAHSIFT.
VOn SAI.rc-L-Vlcliota .talking inn
ehlnu atjij , fcjrly records, nil In
good condrtlou. Price for tho
whole, $?u'0i), or will take Pngo
ulro fenco' for half. Address box
10, Sams -Valley, Ore. 77
I'OIt HALi; fCheap. loyti Ann and
lllng churr.les. Itoso Orchards 77
A National Custom
"Bull" Durham is more than a national form of enjoyment it is
an expression of American character. The millions of "Bull" Durham
smokers are the self-reliant, energetic Americans' who make the
United States the most progressive nation in the world.
These men make their own opportunities, make their own
success and they make their own cigarettes, to their own liking, frdm
ripe, mellow
GENUINE
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with uci 5c each.
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BULL DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO
It is smart, fashionable, correct, upon all occasions, to "roll your
own" cigarettes with "Bull" Durham tobacco and shows an
experienced smoke -taste.
The smooth, mellow flavor and rich fra
grance of fresh-rolled "Bull" Durham cigarettes
afford healthful enjoyment and lasting satis
faction to more millions of men than all other
high-grade smoking tobaccos combined.
An Illustrated Booklet, show
ing correct wuy to "Roli Your1
Own Cicurcttes. and a pack
age of cigarette papers, will both be mailed, free,
to any address jn United States on postal request.
Address "Bull" Durham, Durham, N.C.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
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vvlltjle stntlonod In the Sun Francisco
office of the press association.
(jl'd. lloluiun or Snlem spent Snt
urduv In this city attending to busi
ness mutters.
The regulnr mid-month meeting
of tho elty council will he held nt the
elty hall tniuoirow night. Among
the mutters to be discussed will be
hiiIo and water reKUlallntiH, and the
plan to hulld a new clt hall. Steps
towards eiiCnivliiK a Inn Tor the dliu
iiiIuk or elfdrlc headllulilM on autos
will be taken
Kite Chief .1 V I.'twton returned
Htiiitlnv flout a ten iIiivh' trip to Port
Kliimntli.
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DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE THIRD WEEK OF OUR
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ACHES AND PAINS
p. w
tU Itlll I,m1b lulne, Is In Hit cast
Mltendlim i auiiiiul i'oiutiinr'UH-iit
imen'Uos of Went point ;u .i.Umih . or
which Im Is a ursduslo
Dnve VoJ aoout thst flr ln
Burnngo pflllfty. Office Mall Tribune
niiiK.
Lydia E. Pinhham'e Veg
etable Compound.
'IVrtv Hill, Pn. -"Kindly permit me
to I'lvo you my testimonial tn favor of
l.ydtn L. riukluim h
Vejte table Com
pound. When I first
Ik'Kiui takinir it 1
was sutroriiiK from
fi'iuulri tmubles fur
Mime time and hail
nhiiost all kinds of
aches pains In low
er mrt of back nml
tn hIiImii nml nribid.
MrTW ln Uown iml,u' l
I'll li' iHitlbl lint mIihii nml
ml no apvitlte. Since I have taken
.yttiu li. 1'iiikhiim's Vigctuble Com
J4iml the achun and pauw are nil none
nl 1 fonil like u new woniuu. 1 ctiuuot
faliwyflurtnwilclne toohlKhly." Mrs.
uuutnud Lyon, 'lVro Hill, Tn.
It la true that nature nml n woman's
ork In producwl the KraiHlest re metly
r wonwu's III that the world Inn
.er known, l-'rwm the roots anil
ilavo ygur lawn jiiownr sharponwl Mrbs .f thu tU-ld. Lydi.i 1!. Hnkltani,
by .1. W. Mltkoll, pliant ari-l. tffort' your ago. gave to womankind
A. 8. WtlUnl of Tlltauiuok pntA rmly for thjr pH!tiliar ills which
Jfrldny mitt tHlunliiy In .Medford mUiVT lrovHi mor- i-ittoacious tiian uny
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JUNE CLEARANCE SALE
Above all, don't miss this sale- tho values will surprise oii as they did us, when you examine the quality of tho materials and consider
tho low prices at which they are offered at this sale. Prices only made possible through a great Clearance Salo.
Dnii't Kail lo Attend Our (Sictil Sale
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ItutdlHM tu bMlHft tim Iters.
Dr. M. a Uftrber, Palm hloek.
Hours 0 ta i. Phono! Offlao 110;
Home llOJit.
Mr. IlerlliM Suyder who Is con
Hnetl to her Iiuiuh by mvtir IUhmw
U r)Mirt(l M rent lug easy tlita itiurn-
In. '
Mftii Hd nowujurfl. l'hone
in yoHr W9MU. We dellyjttr lovltlfliyol"
liioMflJutar. MwUonl Oltjar Stijpv.
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J'linuo S .
i Shir ciniuinutioii of drutia oer com
iwundwl, and tuluy l.yiliu K. l'ltikhnm's
Vfrvtblt I'oinjMiuml in recoi;ntxtil
ftvm const to iiHt ta the standunl
renul) for wouutn Ills.
1h Ow llnkham Laboratory nt Lynn,
Mass., hiv hln containing liumlretU of
tkousumls f Utters frwn wornxn ek
1hT health - iiiauy of thnn opmly Uto
ier thiirown signatures Uiut thty lutv
rt-gklned Uieir health by takltij; Lydia
R. link ham's VguUU Compound;
ami In mu that It bus auvetl thwiu
f rum MurKKul ivcrutivns,
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how well the t,Mitiuiits a' re made, yoll ex
amine the iii.tlil til' the materials and eou
ideihe li jTit-es at which the) are of
fered. GOWNS IN ALL STYLES
Meatitil'ul Slipover and V-shaped neck
styles. They conic in ftmf materials and
dainty trimmings of tueks. insertion, lace
ribbon and embroideries. ,
Uegular JJOe valutvs tt G9
et,Milnr $I.'J') values af. 0SV
h'egiilar!?!.")!) values at ..
K'egular'J.iH) values tit ... .
K'etnilar $'J..")() allies at . ..
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DAINTY PRINCESS SLIPS
A great many styles shown in the finest
naiusooK, etc., irunmeu wnn line i.tcis
and embroideries, every garment , de
cided bargain.
liYgiiliii $1.00 tfihui 7iU"
Regular $ I. .0 value . . . H8
U'egular .f'J.OO value . $1.50
K'cgiil.u .."0 alui $!.()
THE BEST STYLE SKIRT
Klegant Nainsook, aIusMii and Cambric
Skirts with trimming and fine laces or em
broidery. ;
NVgular $1.00 value .-. 7f)
licgular $Mo value 95
Uegular 1 .50 value ?1.1
Regular $2.00 value '. ,. $1.G9
Regular $2.r)0..value 1 .95
.rjtie !t(i-in. Sjlkoline.iilain and fancv fiir-
uretl, only ? 9
"ic value standard grade of Prints, Challies,
(iiughnms and Dark Outing Flannel '1
i!0' diseouut on lUankets ami Comforts for
amp and outdoor use, now is a good time to .
buy.
Lace Cloth and Printt'd Fine Ratiste for'
Summer Dresses, special price 10
7oe grade Colored Cotton Crepe and Ratine,
comes double fold, .'HI inches wide, special
to close 33$
One lot Ladies' Neckwear, values up to f0c,
clearance sale price 9p
L'oc best grade -17-inch Table Oil Cloth, white
and colors, per yard , .1(
:l."c and f)0c grade Fancy Ribbon, clearance
sale price 125
JU-ineh Ail-Wool Serge, black and colors,
clearance sale price . o9c
UNION SUITS, 2(K; DISCOUNT
Shown in low necks, sleeveless styles, with
lace trimmed or tight knee.
Here is a worthwhile saving in season
able weight Knit Cuderwear, a sale of Wo
men's fine Cotton Fnioii Suits.
Special saving of liO'l . Prices range from
28, 40$, G(H S0, $1.U5.
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Medford 'a Exclusive Dry Goods Store
Charges Paid on All Mail Orders
THREAD SILK
HOSE 50c
A decided bargain
Women's Pure
Thread Silk Moot
Host', made with rein
forced garter top,
lisle heel, sole and toe,
black, white and col
ors, high grade, well
appearing, and guar
anteed to wear, regu
lar.jjirice. f9 special
l.v 50
Ladies' Hose, black
only, :J pairs for -5
Children's Hose, bl'ck
onlv. .'I iirs. for 25
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY UNDER-
PRICING OF CRISP NEW
EMBROIDERIES
Thousands of ard.s, from 1' to J I ini-b,'s
wide, at 'JO', off.
Incomparable values at thi wale of
(risp New Fwbmuleru'H, Including a
full variety of beautiful pattern, neat,
small effects and heavy l.l designs,
very ard a Utruaiu at double the
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