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MEDFOEP MAIL TUIJ3UNE, UKDhVRD. OUKU.QX, KM DAY, OCTOKIW 1"). I'M.')
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J Tlinrn will lin n Krnnillnnvlnn r-
llglous nervlco In tho Uaptlst church,
Medford, on Sunday afternoon Oct.
17th, nt 3 o'clock and alt portions ot
that nationality nro urged to attend,!
IUjv. Aug. Olson from Portland will
pronch.
J. O, Oorklnp, tho hunt (ill around
photoijrapliar In oouthorn Orogon
Alwaya reliable). NokaUvob mado aay-
whero, tlmo or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phono 320J.
"It's a Joko when pcoplo nay that
thero nro Bcrloim difficulties In tho
way to tho building of a harbor nt
Crescent City. Tho construction of n
harbor for uhlpa of cominorco, and
ot rofURo for ahlps of nil kinds, pre
sents only a Blngln difficulty, and that
Is tho RottliiB of toh appropriation
through conBrooR., Tho Bpoakor wnn
ono gCilio foronioHt tinRlneuni of thn
wostr tho man who built tho flulvon
ton Rtia wall and who known Junt mr
much about harbor construction iih ho
lmowa' about railroad lnillillutf. 11
wan ficorjjo W. lloschko, whoso naino
lo kiufwn wliorovor hnrboni nnd rull
rondl aro built. Ho returned WcdncK
dny from bis first visit to Crescent
City, nnd from roninrkn which ho
dropped on bis return Jt In knovn
I that ho In a firm hnllovor In tho pos-
sliillltlRS for harbor construction
, thoro. OrantH Pass Courier.
Woulon Cnmcrn Shop for first clasH
Kodak flnloliliiK and Kodak supplies.
Tho IIIrIi school Pnronl-Toachm
rlrolo will meet tonight nl 7:.10 In
thn aseombly hall of tho IIIrIi school.
A mimical proi.'ram bus been jire-pnn-il
and !tov. Carstons will lvo nn
address on "Our IIIrIi School Ctirrle
ultim nnd How It Should bo ltecard
ed." Supt. Hlllls will speak on tho
subject of connecting tho school room
with tho outsldo world. An Invita
tion In oxtonded to all parents nnd
InnchorH i nttriid this moetliiK.
Kor drcssup week tho Indies should
call on Mrs. Joffors In her now loca
tion, 210 West Main. 178
II. F. Antlo has returned from n
two wool's' trip lo St. Paul nnd Min
neapolis. Shoo repairing guaranteed at lll
don's.' 201
United Scnjrj District Atlornoy
Clnrcn'co L fteamds loft 1'rldny for
San Francisco to arguo nn appeal bo
foro tho fcdernl court In tho Itoso
burg banking case.
Tho host styles, tho best qunlltlon
and tho best prices aro found In tho
millinery department of tho M. M.
Dopt. Store. inj
, A brisk wind from tho southeast
blow ovur tho valley today ycatterlnp
loavos heltor skeltor i.vor tho city.
Wind, nccoidlng to nmototir wealhor
furccaRtorn In n sure mIrii of rnln, a
coiiRiimnintlou dnvo,utly prnyed for
by runner and orihttrdlsts of tho
vnlloy.
Ueo Dave Wood about that firs In
urnnc policy. Office Mall Tribune
Uldr.
Selh llnlloy, a former resident of
ihls city as a grocory clerk and ro
portor, Is held at (Irants Pass for
forgery oueratlonn oxlendlug from
Morlln to Yreka, for miiih ranging
ftom JDO to K. i i:. OatHs of this
city was nn Inlondod victim to the
tuiio of $00, but tho pRu failed nn
. fnr (IB Is known. Ho worked with
checks nnd tight drafts. Ho was ar
rested on tho oliRrua or forging n
cheek for $8 for clotlum on a OriinU
J'nss clothing store, llnlloy wns ro
conUy married In California. Ills
pnrentH live nt OrnnU Pau nnd are
well known.
Hlden's shoo repair shop moved
across htrost from old stand. 201
MrS. Oriu Ilavls of Wood. On!., r
rlvwl Thursday evonlng to spend r
fow day rliltlng frlnds and rela
tives In this rlly.
Try on of those big Ico cold 5 cent
milkshake nt Do Voo's.
llonrr PsllBvlian ,n Minn,.ii
froin his copper clslmt In I ho lllue
l.odgo district, snd Is iMvtnn amy
mado of writ Uken from (ho now
tui,li$i ,,n u ""'vlnn. II dtruelc rleh
doposlU of snlpbldf Ih tht at. lutts
groijii. Ho iiMrt that t It profit!
ors of that section ar plannltiK ou
dolifg their own development InHtomtl
of wjtlng for an) aellou by the
To wuh luterotiU, owners or the lllue
l.oiiHe niliitk. A news dlapateh Wed
iitadny tuld of a (lonfereNee belweim
oopsw InteraatH and OttrraHSH aldoa
on miIuIhk rfliu'eatJniui In Mexleu.
whltrt kave lxeti Um up b) tke revo
lutions. Tile Towhus have heavy wlu-
Ing'rtgUUt in that laud, -and hi taken
to iHtitoate llmt in ber' they lll
dlrotl tkelr leveluutiHi.
When bottei maHranee li sold
Halnios The ltMMrauio Man will sol)
it
A Dumbor or property awtan have
so fur falM tu Uke mmy atgiiliaao
of tho etty rr4l-uuiee nratKlrtM Ik
oIuuhIhk hh at leave to treat at tkttr
bnlhllnBa. Tha law will i alitrtlv
onftfroiHl.
'"iS'o treapaat" ala fur sale a)
MallTrlbuaealllae
AUHftiaal Maie rort Hu
J. 11 Jllartr rajajraiMl Thur.tajr
Tho nnnunl exodus of wanderers
from tho north to California Is in full
swing, but In contrast to former years
very fow of tho gentry stop In this
city. Thursday night thero were a
couplo of applications for sleeping
quarters In tho city jail, hut m6.st ot
tho men disembark at Ashland.
Drs. A. II. nnd Louise Hedges, chi
ropractic physicians, Stewart build
ing, 23C East Main St.
Masons nro nt work laying thn con.
croto approaches lo the new federal
building nt Sixth nnd Holly streets.
Illiistrutlvo of the Infinite detail In
volved, tho government Insists that
tho edges of tho curbing bo ever so
lightly rounded. This Is being done
with n limn on hand to see that It Is.
Kvory Inch of matorlnl from the base
ment to tho ionr In tho structtirn has
passed under tho oyo of tho Ihspeetor,
cither In tlthr oily Or at the buying
point, some 1 1 flies nt both points.
Mrs. Leach, expert coreetlorro, ma
terial nnd fit guaranteed. 32C North
nnrtlolt.
Attorney 0. M, Hoberts micnt the
afternoon of Thursday In Jacksonville
attending to" legal matters.
Hnrguln matlueo Saturday at thn
Page, fi and 10c.
Thero Is no change In Iho prlco of
hogs, a quotation bolng closely watdh
ed by local stockmen, who nro wait
ing for a raise from ft cents on the
hoof before selling. This Is from I
lo 0 cents lower than Ibn usual price,
which Is being held down by Port
land concerns. Many ranchers nro
planning on feeding through tho win
ter. Tho only market Is for hogs
that can bo turned Into lard and ba
con. Deputy Slock Inspector Wilbur
Asiipoio oslinintOM Hint thero ore
1200 saleable hogs In tho vnlloy ready
for market.
Hot Trtmnlos nt tho Shasta.
Kenneth Williams, ono of tho stars
of tllo Cincinnati tenm In tho Nation
nl league, has returned to his homo
In aranfs Pass for tho Wlntor,
Don Itndor of thin city, playing
with tho Vernon loam In thn Const
leaguo, is loading off tho batting list,
tho most difficult nnstgnmont on n
ball club.
Ilnrgaln matinee Saturday nt the
Page. f. nnd 10c.
Tho Medrord high school foot
hall team leaves today for Klamath
Kails, whero It will play tho high
school of that city tomorrow. Coach
Khun and n number of students will
David Pence of the Elk Creek dls-lv
trlct spent Friday In the city attend
ing to business matters.
Get your butlor, egg's, milk, cream
nnd buttermilk ot Do Voo'n.
W. W. Wlllots'and Koy Wlllets of
Persist spent Friday In Medford.
Do Vdo delivers tho Orcgonlan to
you every dny fe: 7Cc n month.
Tho grand Jury for the October
term of tho circuit court will meet
at Jacksonville next 'Monday. Tho
petit Jury ulll convene the" following
Monday.
"No hunting" signs for salo nt tho
Mall Tribune offlco. -
Tho preliminary bearings of John
Anderson chnrgod with mayhem In
biting tho -thumb of John Swnrtzfln
gcr during a fight, and Oscar Po.wers
nnd Ted Wnllaro accused of a statu
tory offense Involving two girls nro
scheduled for this afternoon In tho
Justice eourl.
Afternoon tea with wnfers 10c, nt
tno Shasta.
Klchard Eaton of flaflcn Is spend
ing tho day In tho city attending to
business mutters.
Mrs. II. H. Patterson who woi op
orated upon ut the Sacred Heart hos
pital the first of tho week Ib Improv
ing rapidly.
Letter heads, envelopes, bill bends,
loose leaf sysUuns at tho Mnll Trl
buno offlco.
Alox Nlbloy, secretory of tho Utah
Oregon Sugar company, nnd F. S.
Ilramwell of Portland aro expected to
nrlrve this afternoon from Portlnnd
lo confer with local people upon tho
plans for tho establishment of a
$000,000 beet sugnr factory In this
valley, contingent upon tho securing
of r000 neres, signed up for five
years.
Dollar Day salo at Mann's for one
C. T. U TO MEET IN
INDIANAPOLIS IN 1910
SKTTI.r. (VI. I".. -The txe.Mt-l
tive committee of the National A- j
Uich'm Chri-tiiiH Tempi ninco I'llion .
decided toi'.ix lo hold the next mi-j
tionul eoiyention nt lii(liuim)li. The J
dote i to be Mxeil Inter nnd will lu
ill N'ouiiiIk r ! )ecf inliei. 10H1.
ONLY SIXTEEN,
GIRL VERY SICK
Tells How She Waa Made
WeIlbyLydiaE.Pinldiam's
Vegetable Compound. !
Now Orleans, La. "I take pleasure ,
In writing these lines
EDUCATION
r.. .,ii;i.-.Mi.fnif I'nr voiir cliild.
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Init lack of niteniioii to
like building u
i.ii.iv, f.w.f ic
ii ,. ..i. of vmir PJlliu r 'll" '
J , , I " , i Kuiid The I'ormst poise of Uir
bciiutiiiil sintuc on lUicAsaiin. 'm i.
boilv is loRt hv wariiiic ill-fiti"ff shoos caiising rorna,
bunions, ingrown inonails and br,,ko,wlmvn insteps.
Buy your Child's Shoes from a shoe dealer that know
how to fit foet-we know how. , ?
At the J?wdd&
Sign of
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'fiooo Shocs
Opposite
Past Otflce,
"t;OOI SIIOKS" Unlit our ulnosi
WBSSH&
to express my crnti
tudo to you. I urn
only 10 years old nnd
work
factory. I havj
been n very sick glri
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out l havo Improved X
wonderfully sinco V
tnklnt; Lydla E. I
Pinkham'fl Vegeta- j .
bio Compound nnd1 t
Ullt IIUVV IWVnilJK illlU I
nnd icelinp; a thousand times better."
Miss Amelia Jaquillahd. 3901 To-
hounltoulas St.. Now Orleans. Ln. 1
St. Clnlr, Pn. "My mother wnajX
alarmed because I wns troubled with j j
suppression and had pains In my back ' V
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Cash ij
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nnd side, and severe headaches. I hud
pimples on my face, my complexion wus
sallow, my sleep was disturbed, 1 had
nervous spells, was very tired und had
no ambition. Lvdia E. Pinkhnrn's Voir.
(tame compound nas worked like u I i
charm In mycusuund has regulated me. V
I worked in n mill nmong hundreds of y
girls nnd hnvo recommended your medi- t ,
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W.' K. Price and Fred Straub of1 Si"" .rnfc oT'JS?!? ,'
i. -I in., ., i.....Kou,ouv,.mr,iu. t
Willow Springs nro In tho city todny
attending to business matters and
visiting friends.
Mann's store will conduct n ''Dol-
Thero is nothing1 thnt touches moro
Uinn experience. Therefore, such let
ters from girls who havo suffered und
were restored to health by Lydin E,
lar Day Salo" for ono week beginning' Pinkhnm'a Vegotablo Compound should
Saturday, during which npeclnl low' bo a lesson to others. Tho samo remedy
prices will prevail all over tho storoi i within rench of nil.
on up-to-dato seasonnblo npparel for' . If yoiMTfliit special ndvlco Trrlto to
Indies and children. See tho pngo
of spccll bargain In this paper.
L. IC. Unas of Kagle Point flpent
Friday in Medford.
Dollar Day Salo at Mann's for one
week.
too IiAtr to crassn-Y.
furnished
with private bath.
:U0 South Hlversldo. 17!
mrtbn lllA trill 111 fllltnu flrnnl. llriuu
lllnvs Ashlnnd nl Aslilnml Inmnrrnvi- . F0U HUNT Two nicely
.Inh Prlnllni. In nil Urn l,ran.hn. n I ''Ollt TOOIIIS,
tho Mall Trlhuno office.
A skunk menudorcd through the
business district Thtirsdny nigh
wait sought by the pollco. who could
Riuoll but not locate tho varmint'.
Hook binding of any kind nt thn
Mali Trlbuno offlco,
All of tho Indlnnn appearing as wit
ncsses before tho federal court from
tho Klamath reservation loft for their
wlgxwtms this morning nnd Thursday,
somo departing In high powered uu
tomobllos, nnd others by train nnd
wagon. Courting" Is n big event In
tho your for tho minion, as they
have all expenses pnld, and n rhanco
to seo new scenes and vistas. Most
of tho fodoral officials lert for Port
land Thursday afternoon, the remain
der leaving today. Eighteen Indict
ments for bootlegging, Including Wil
liam Welsh, Hob Anderson nnd CIiiih.
HiiyoR, well known local characters,
will he tried at tho next term or court.
At the public market Saturday,
vnl, pork and home made sausage In
iojth I. 177
County nocdrdor Chaiiucey Florey
apent Thursday nftornoon In this city
attending to official matters.
Hrlng those old hi.ikiwIiuih nnd po
rlndlcnls to tho Mali Trlhuno for
binding.
Head th Portland Oregonlan.
l.rdlu I.'. Plnkbnm .Medicine Co. Iron!!
dcntlnl) Lynn, Mass. Vour letter will
be opened, read nnd answered by a
rrouiun and held iu strict confidence.
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The Popular Grocery Store of Medford
The peoplo of Medford and vicinity have at last found a grocery store that is
not in tho "Combine," and one tho old-timo merchants cannot dictate prices to.
Those trading with "Jones" are not yelling "high cost of living m Bedford
any longer. The spell is broken and with your help Jones will make Med
ford 's cost of livinc the. "lowest" along the line.
WE SELL CREAMERY BUTTER 65c ROLL WHY PAY 70c?
We have added another line to our store that is one of tho biggest money
savers yet -"Bulk Coffees."
Take a walk to our store and look at the display in the window.
GOOD BULK COFFEE, 20c LB. - WHY PAY 30c?
FANCY PEABERRY COFFEE 25 c- WHY PAY 35c?
OUR 35c BULK IS EQUAL TO ANY 45c CCrLE IN TOWN.
WAKE UP I The opportunity to aave money is at vour door. Don't let it
slip bv. Trv H pound of any of our Coffees and ycu'll be our customer.
HARD WHEAT FLOUR $1.40. Will havo moro help Su I uuuiy follow tho
crowd to "Jones" and save those nickels and pennies.
PHONE 235
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UijFrail, Sickly Child
I'ntlier 'IVIIh How Iky Wn II'(oivl
to lleallli mid Sttviigtli
Wo hnvo ulwnys told tho jieople
of Medford that Vlnol Is a wonderful
body builder for ailing children. Hero
la moro proof of the fact:
.1. L. Albury or Miami, Fla , says:
"Our little boy was punoy nnd cross
from the tlmo he was born, and wo
bnrdly know how to handle him.
When ho wns threo years old ho was
weak mid so cross we could hardly
llo with him, and wo could not get
him to ent anything. A friend ask
ed us to try Vluol, Wo did so und
on should see the chaugo It has made
In him. He Is now u good nntiired,
healthy youngster, ready to eat ut
any time, nnd wo cannot pralso Vlnol
enough."
Vlnol Is especially efficient In
building up puny, weak, ailing chll
dron, boenuso or thn real cod liver
extractives, peptonato of Iron and
beef peptone which It coutnliiN, and
us It Is without oil or grease ihlldreii
love to take It
love to take It. For sale by Medford
Pharnincv
NURMTS
BREAD
IS SAME TODAY, TOMORROW, YESTERDAY
AND EVERY DAY. NO ONE APPRECIATES
THIS MORE THAN THE HOUSEWIFE WHO
IS USED TO BAKING HER OWN BREAD.
UNIFORMITY OF OUR PRODUCTS ARE DUE
TO OUR THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE AND
OUR MODERN METHODS.
Eat Nurmis Butter-Nut
and Pan-Dandy Bread
Brwid of today, not yostcryear.
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MEDFORD, OREGON
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE GOLDEN RULE IN MEDFORD HAS SUCH LOW PRICES BEEN
MADE ON LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AS THIS STORE IS MAKING RIGHT NOW. ALL CRfSP.
NEW STOCK. RIGHT FROM THE NEW YORK MARKET AND BOUGHT THE GOLDEN RULE WAY
WHICH INSURES THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. WE DO NOT QUOTE A SALE PRICE TO
DAY AND THEN RAISE THE Jr'KIUK AUrAIN TUMUKKOW, BUT THE LOW PRICES WHICH WE
ARE MAKING NOW WILL REMAIN ON THE GARMENTS UNTIL THEY ARE SOLD NO IN-
FLATED VALUES AND NO JUGGLING OF PRICES. COME IN AND SEE OUR GARMENTS GET
OUR PRICES AND THEN COMPARE WITH SALE PRICES AND YOU WILL SOON tttt 'nW-
VINCED THAT THE CLAIMS WHICH WE ARE MAKING ARE NOT "HOT AIR" BUT "STRAIGHT
GOODS."
LADIES' SUITS
$9.90, $12.50, S14.50, $15.85
AV( havo grouped nniiiy mil' en
tire stock at these four prices.
wide range of materials, colors
and styles. Correct it ting and
no charge for alterations.
LADIES' COATS
$4.68, $C50, $8.00, $9,50, $10.50.
$12.30
(leneral purpose coats in plain,
plaid and mixed colors, made in
all the new stylos, including tho
iclted effect.
LADIES' DRESSES
These dresses will please you, so
will the prices. Look these over.
Silk Poplin, in tan, wisteria,
green, navy and marine blue,
if S5.5I5
All-Wool nine Seri;e'7"'""(.50
Xay French Serge $7.50
Xnvy lessaline, trimmed with
cream laee SS.OO
Blue Serge combined with plaid
silk $9.50
HOUSE DRESSES 98c, $1.19, $1.25
These dresses are made of gingham and percales in
all the used colors, trimmed in several different as.
OUTING GOWNS
Children V White or Colored downs,
at 50tf, (tt) and (J5c
Indies While or Colored, Dutch m-d
at fl()
A gnnl heavy Outing, Dutch neck or
low uivk with wide uollnr, while and
eulovs 750
Uest Colored Quttug, with or withour
ollnr OSO
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LADIES' DRESS WAISTS
A Xi'vy pleasing line of White
Wash Waists, some embroidered
fronts, some lace trimmed, with
the new collars and long sleeves
l f). $1.19 ,md $1.4S
White op Pink Civpo de Chine,
embroidered or tucked front
" 2.50
Ceorgette Crepe, with two-in-one
collar, long sleeve .,...$3.50
Smart style and comfort are com
bined in the American Uuv Cor
set. Jtliuv are priced nt $1.00 lo
$3.00.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Indies Cotton Nibbed I'n.ion Suits 50
Fine Cotti.n Hibbed Cninn Suits, i)utc, i.eck and
ciuow siccves
The same suit in etra sixes ..... '
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... . . .,11.1.11 , miou KihiHui union Suits, hi-
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children's cttou Pii,ui v.;;: .:. v., ;;.::, -l-"P
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