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MJfiDFORD llAlh TllIBPNE, IKJJKOltlJ. OKKOOX, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. 191.1
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TOC ALAND
PERSONAL
Itoporto Jinvo been rccolvgd by tho
police of tho thofts of wheels nt night
when they nro left Htnndlng on tho
'Ptrcot. Iioya nro blamed for Iobscb.
Several docoy wheoln liavo boon pine
cd In an effort to capturo tho youths
but th by scorn to knowtho dlfforonco.
Madam Dowd Jeffora linn moved
her Now York hnfr dresslnK parlors
to 210 Weat Mnln alroot nntl la now
ready 'for business in tho now loca
tion. ICC
B. S. Hiillls returned Thurmlay
from a two dny'n bunlnoss trip to San
Francisco.
First BhowJiiR of Gbro lints nt Miss
Lounsbnry'a. They aro nlwnyn rlht.
M. M. Dopt. Sloro. 108
Ilnrry L. Lewis, of Qnllre, lann lean
cd tho Old Chnnncl ml no for tho win
tor, nnd will got It In nhapo for oper
ations at onco. Tho Ioiiho tloc not
Interfero with negotlatlona for Halo
of the proporty, however, iir It Is pro
vided thai Lewis Is to rIvo Immediate
possession should n mile hn mndn
See Dave Wood about that flro In-
auranco policy. Office Mall Trlbuno
nidK. '
W. F. Isaacs, Chris (lotlllol) nnd
Tom .Marshall of Chicago, Htory teller
and crack shots, wero among the
mnny Medford huntera who spent
tho morning In the country hunting
pheasants.
Try one of tlioso big Ico cold C cent
milkshakes nt Do Voo'n.
TtoBUo Jllvor will hold Us first ven
ison barbecue tomorrow, mid Is pio
f paring for tho entertainment or a
largo, crowd. Crack shots of Itoguu
Itlvcr havo been out all week liapglng
deer, to bo st'iro thnt no Rtiest of the
town, will not receive venison, nnd
'tnnd helping ff ho wants It. in
connection with tho bnrbecuo an In
dustrial and school fair will bo held.
Kvory resident of Iloguo Itlvcr Is busy
helping and boosting for the bigger
event In their town's history. A largo
crowd Is assured.
Drs. A. It. and Louise Hedges, chl
roprar.tlo physicians, Stewart build
ing, 235 Hast Main St.
Carl-Y, Tengwald left Thursday for
ntjycuUayHWVlalt to tho Htuto fair it
Salonl.'
Mrs. Loach, export corsetlorre, ma
terlal'nnd "fit guaranteed. 320 North
Hartlottrr
Mrs. 11. K, Jonnlngs or (Irnnts 1'ass
Is spoiidlng a few days In tho city vis
iting friends.
(lot It nt DoVoo'a.'
Tho last trip oftho year to Crntor
Lnko was niado yostorday by Seoloy
Hall of the Crater Laka stagn route,
Tho hotel nt the lake Is now rlosed
and the until route discontinued.
Mnny people, however, are going to
tho scenic wonder, spondlng tho night
nt JTonpoct. Tho lake Is at Its best
at thin (lonsou.
Hot TnmaU's nt tho Shasta.
S. 1. Wilson nntl family of Talent
spent Thursday evening In Metlfortl
attending tho nddross of Governor
Willis nt tho city pnrk.
Chlnn pheasant season opens Octo
ber 1st. Ilotter hnvo ono or two
mounted by F. Ilurtlett, Medford's
tnxlilormlst and fuirler, Kwlng's dun
Store. 3CS
John Wilson of I'olloivlllo, Cal Is
nmong the out of town vUltora In the
city this weelc.
Any person wautlug phonHauts
pheasnuts mounted should keep tho
plumauo In ns good condition as pos
sible, qoretiUly wrapping oaeli bird
Feparnte In plenty of paper. Then
tako to F. W. llartlett. taxidermist,
M wing's dun Store. 1!!
Kdwnrd West of Hut to, Mont., nnd
one tlmo a football star of that state
spont Thursday In this city visiting
friends, en route to the 10 IB fair.
Weston Camera Shop for first class
Kodak finishing nnd Kodak supplies.
Ooorgo Thompson of tho Wlilnke)'
resk district Is spumllng the dny in
the city attending to ImisIihkm) nwt
tor. When bettor lnsurnn.ee Is sold
Holmes Tka liwurnnoo Man will sell
It
lln J. Lincoln. pioneer roltlotit
o Uksvlew, Ore , xpjit TIiiii'm1h in
Mmlford, tin lUw to I'oiIIhiiiI to
atlMid to uuhIiipim mutter.
LkdltM 1 hid uow prepared to mttko
your Mr liUu Hwltrhwt. .Mmluinu L.
Itonmes. m uni QstUie ,-
AttuniHy u. il. KoborU spent' tllo
afternoon or Thursday In Jw.Kson
villo attending to btuliiDM mutter.
Aftwuoow trs. with wafers loe. at
Uie Sliast.
PU WrlRhr or the Himitril i mi
ga IWk Uro-k is piMm'-i ti vu
ll 111 Ui tltx SttWHlllBK lo l.u-ii.
mm tiara.
IttMtl the l'ortlautl Oregnnlan
MIkm Cir.v I'moa of cii Mil
tptMit Tkurdl in Medfonl utiwni
te bualHtMW lWHWm. '
Take your nittak U Johnson the
Jowolur, you will rwelve unusuull)
jtood Borvlco.
PrMk Ctnom t YiU. '..l , I.
"HOJIK tk 4Ut uf town vlsltiiih in ilm
oily this ik.
I take pride In nuklni; your watch
koep porftMt tlmtj, I have every fa
cility for doing Xqo wstob rotialrtng.l
Johnson tho Jeweler. J
1 In responso to numerous queries of
baseball fans regarding the world's
series, the National Commlslon will
meet In Now York tomorrow nnd fit
tho tlntos for tho games, naliio the
methods of dividing tho receipts, np
polnt tho umpires, two from each of
tho leagues, and formally declare
Philadelphia tho winner In the Na
tional league, and Iloston In tho Am
erican. Tho first game has hereto
fore been fixed by n flop of n coin,
tho winner choosing the home
grounds, this function being perform
ed by tho captains of the two teams.
Tho National Joague closes tomorrow,
tho American' October 7, next Thurs
day. Tho games therefore can not
bo started before4 next Friday, and In
nil probability not before n week from
Monday.
Johnson, at tho Hook Store, an
expert watch ropalror.
'I he first football Rume of the sea
son will bo played In this city tomor
row between the IiIrIi school mid the
.Mumui teiii). It will be In the na
ture of a praetlrc game, hut will bo
n sevoro tost for the high school.
Cinch Kltim has the team in fine
s'.npe, and (he members nro working
together with flue spirit, tho object
lielnR to produce a winner, thus kw
Inn the Individual star in the back
ground. Heretofore ono of the great
est druwl"ic'tH to thtt locals Iiiih been
two or three star players who ignor
ed team work to show off. Cnaclt
Kliim lias weeded out this fault,
Oct your butter, eggs, milk, cream
and buttermilk at Do Voo's.
Anton Hoso, of Jacksonville, was
belt! up nntl robbed about 1 1 o'clock
Thursday evening while going home
from a poo! room. The highwayman
took all his span change, about three
dollars, utapped Hone In the fnce and
told him to "get the licl out of here."
Itose went homo and Dili, morning re
ported to tho sheriff. Jacksonville
partlos nro ausplcloned,
1, O. Clerking, the best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Alwnys Tollable, Negatives mado any
where, tlmo or plnco. Studio 228
Main St Phono 320-J I
A special tin In bearing l.'lO mem
bers of tho American Hallway asso
ciation passed through the city this
morning en route to the San Fran
cisco fair. They wore prosontod with
Hoguo Klvor valley literature and
postago stampH by tho Commercial
club, Most of thu parly came from
the great rullway centers of tho New
Knglniid atates.
For flour or feed phono Medford
Roller Mills. Phono G07. f
Chnrlos (lay Is among tho .Medford
people attending to state fair at Sa
lem this week. '
Do Voo dollvcra' tlio Orcgonlnn to
you every day for 7Co n month.
' K. II. I In ni lull of Kaglo Point was a
business visitor In the city for a few
hours Thursday afternoon.
C. M. Thomas of Talent spont
Thursday ovonlng In this city attend
ing the address of (lev. Willis of
Ohio.
At a h6arliiK before County Judge
Ton Velio Friday, L. A. Murphy, his
brother-in-law, was appointed guar
dian of Win., Whetstone, an Incompe
tent. The application was contested
by Franrls Whulstnnc, brother, who
had entered into an agreement with
hl mother that he would keep Wil
liam In u suitable condition. He tie
muudrtd that bo be appointed tniar
tllan. KMdeure showed Hint the
agieement hail ben ubrogated nnd
that Francis Whetstone had ho Id Wil
liam's share of the property without
an amounting.
Louis tllrlnh, John lleger) James
Cniitroll and Dr. (loldeu have return
ed from a hunting trip to Dutchpian's
peak, Illeu Led country, bringing
back elttlit dsnr bagged since Sunday.
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COND 0 NSBETTER
WASHIXOTON, Oil. 1. Improve.!
l)iHine-.s conditions in pnicijcnllv nil
Heeti.uit of the country lire refleclfil
in report from fetk-ral reserve agent
in (he twelve ilhdriedt miulc p'iblie
today Ii I'"' federal lexervc lioni.l.
Till Hire.' .oiiiliorn itixlricfs, vvlieir
eiitftui h (lii big fiit'lur, tepnr! lli.it
proAeiil prii'i'H.nmt effiiil of the IVd
.nil lioKril (it rimiiice llie crop lutve
hud ti beiiellefnl. effect upon oilier
lilll'M.
New York' leporlg retail Imsim-
poor in eertniu leetious, but wlitib
mtlei'tt wiy Irode is expinitliiig anil the
oullool; is good for full iiml v inter
buiinexs.
riiieiigo nole tlmt utiv eliane
there in gcncml eouililioiiN is Tor the
heller, ninl that there is upparenll.v
it J'eeling of more eonfldi'iiee in the
fill ore. Crops continue to look good.
The' wlinlexale (raile of the SI.
I.tiuis iliMlriel mIiuvv inerciweil tieliv
ity Willi it large jobbing liiihiu.'ss and
.omiuereiiil i'niluies ilcerciiMii in
number.
Minneapolis miivk (hat district will
contribute between liOO.Ollll.OIIII and
.100,000,000 huhhelR of li.ttrd wbeat to
llie IDl.'i crop, enmpareil with ttlioiil
'1(111,0(1(1,000 IiiikIicIs n yrnr ago.
(leiienil luiHineHs it to he prosper
tuiH nntl is moving nt iihout iionmil in
the MiiinciiiulU ilint lift.
From KimsnH if is reporietl llie
wlit'tit farmerfi nil' inclined to holti
for holler prieoK. If there is no kill
ing frost ICuiiHii.s nnd N'elinihkn are
expected lo show tine of the large-d
corn crops in their history.
The TexiiH eott,on crop is rsli'miit
etl at not more tluiii .'lJ.'O.OOO bales.
Kan Francisco Myn eeiiditions have
not (linugeil greatly duriiig Kepteinber
with the lumber business kIow.
ror all shortening and
Cottolene
is supreme
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CAPIURE POWER PLANT
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 - Capture
of the electric power plant on the out
skirts of Mexico City by Cnrranra
troops, who killed lot) of the Zapata
HOdlers holding the plant, was an
nounced In delated dispatches re
ceived today at tho state department,
Cottolene is an exact combina
tion of the purest, richest, most
carefully refined cottonseed oil and
the choicest beef stearine obtained
from selected, high grade leaf beef
suet. Cottolene is itself one of the
purest of pure foods.
Cottolene makes foods more digestible more wholesome makes
them taste better. Use it for every kind of shortening and frying
and for making pies, cakes and pastries.
Cottolene
is not offered as a substitute or as being
"just as good" as other shortening and
frying fats. It is an original product
and better than anything else that you
can use for shortening or frying.
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You can use Cottolene over and over
for frying. It does not absorb tastes or
odors. Always heat Cottolene slowly.
Pails of various sizes. Arrange with
with your grocer for a regular supply.
Write our General' Offices, Chicago,
for a free copy of our real cook book
"HOME HELPS."
FhTnFAI R BAN K company
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KsULLUitzut: IUU.K.1Z& gutsu tuurccfg UCllCI ..
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xoticu
1 have purchased the Central Point
Meat .Market from Art Lewis and will
take olmrae Oft. 1. IIusIiiwm will bo
reminded on a strictly cash bniit. So.
UeltltiK your pstioiwie, l will try to
merit Its Oiintlniisnce by eourteoiis
trtmtment and kIvIhr value received.
ISO IIAHHY LHW1B.
l.ONMlON. Oct. 1. (iineial Al.'.ei
lviiiuiHtkui lilts been appointed chief
if the Itiiv-uiii (Iretiinlit r cor), tie
tonlitijr to it Renter .lisuiti b ftMie
I'etn'irr.iii.
TOO lfcTK m f'UXSSIl'Vi
TO III'V ( riii-clusH .vtmuii mulek.
no fsnev prl.v will he outldeivd
Adllr M S.iM.'.i I ltiiM-ili TK. Med
. ford in".
I'lest Dtiso ttf l'eM's Cdtl (Niiisiuiiil
Itelleves All the (iilp .Misery
Contains no Quinine.
Oon't stay Htuffed-iip!
Quit blowtiiK ami snufriliiK! A
tloso of "I'ape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
ilosos are taken will end grippe mis
ery nnd break up u severe cold either
In th head, chest, body or limbs.
It promptly opens eloKKed-up nos
trils ami air pamutKes; Htnps miHty
discharge or nose runnliiK; relievos
stck headache, ilulliiess, fuverishness,
sore throat, snooxlin.', soreness nntl
Htlffuess.
"'Pnpo'ii Cobl Coiiipoiiiul ' Is the
(iiltkest, surekt relief known nntl
costs only 'ii cents at tlrtiK etori'H.
It acts without asslslnuce, tuples nice,
ami causes no lut'ouveiiluueo. Don't
accept a substitute.
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JUST IN BY EXPRESS
OUR NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE EXPRESSED US A NEW SHIPMENT
OF TAILORED SUITS, THE SEASON'S BEST AND APPROVED MODELS
NEW RUSSIAN SUITS, NEW BELTED BOX SUITS AND A FEW BOX MOD
ELS. BELTED SUITS CONTINUE TO BE THE VOGUE. SPECIALLY PRICED
$18.50 TO $35.00.
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One lol of uovsi fall Tailored SuiUi in
yiixturos, ziliclincs aiid poplins, tho sea
son's best niodtils in belted effects, tail
ored styles and box models, really worth
to $25.00; speeial $18.50
A GREAT SHOWING OF COATS
"Style Craft" Coats
Phis label means so much in your garment, it means
the best 'that can be put into a garment. Plushes
are very popular. Corduroys, Velvet Cords, Velvets
and a handsome line of mixtures, right lv priced
$10.00 to $45.00.
TAILORED SUIT SALE $25.00
Wo find a great many custonifis want
to pay $25 for a suit no moie. 'o
have prepared a very strong lino at this
price, suits that are actually worth
$27.50 and $:UK) to $32.50, thoseason'.s
best Kuglish tweeds, cheviots, poplinn
and serges. Stylo Craft models, all sizes
and colors, speeial $25.00
Ifound Steaks, lb ?7e
Choice Sirhlin, lb ISc
Hrisket boil, lb He
I Mate Boil, lb 10.
Choitc lt li)iiBt,H. Me 13-'
Shoulder Woaif Pork,
Hi 12'
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Oi!m r meats in proportion.
Chot.ist Poultry alw.iys.
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Choose a coat for the girl while the asrtment is
good. Coals for the little tot 2 to l veal's at i?2.9S
to $5.95. Coats for the larger girls up to 1-1 vears,
at $a.9S to $11.50
Also a good number in a (loodrich Pain Coat for the
miss 0 to M years, at
SI. 25
NEWEST FALL MILLINERY
In all its splendor
Von must see Ahreu's showing of
Millinery. When there is a new
st.le out it is shown here first
a hat to suit every taste and
' puiM' hats for the school girls
with the floppy brim, small hats
and largo hats in tailored and
dretes, priced $15.50 to $22.50.
New Stock of
Knit Under w'r
New Stock of
Outing Gowns
New Stock of
Sweaters
New Silk
Waists
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Bags
Xcw Stock t.f
GOLD STRIPE
HOSE
(Sartor proof, mil
proof tops, bl.iek,
white and co'or-,
SJ.OOpair ip
Ms-i now Xoelt.
SilK Iltust; in
black and white
heck, black and
white strmes.
also bla.-k or while (Jivuadiiio, at $1.75 awi
$2.00.
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