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V tf t PAGE TWO MRDFORl) MAIL TRIBUNE, MKIMTORI). OR1WON. FRIDAY, XOVKALBIgR "h IMS. p. t - TOCAL AND JL PERSONAL - PREFERS HOME AND HUBBY TO THE SIREN CALL OF THE MOVIES ' ,fW . 'J ' i. A "V. 4 t . .H.WHf I'l II I .. Normnn J. Merrill, of tho Central Point district, who recontly under went a minor operntlon for tliront troublo, linn so far recovered nB to bo ublo to bo nut ngnln. Mr. Merrill la croctlnB n neat bungalow on bin farm placo near Central J'olnt nnd 1b othorwiao prcpnrltiK to ciieiiko In tho farmfnn liualness properly nnd, therefore, profitably. Dance at Gold Hill Saturday nlnht. J. O, GorklnR, tho best nil nronnd photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable Negatives made nny--whoro, tlmo or placo. Studio 228 Main 8U Phono 320-T. Guy S. Merrick, a prominent bus iness man of MIrbouIu. Montann, wns nn Interested visitor In this valley this wcok. You will bo surprised at what your money will buy nt auction sale, cor. Kir nnd Mnln Saturday. 1D2 Postnuo stamps at : Voo'fl. Jerry Powers, of Spokane, Wash ington, who Iiiih been vIkIHiib the Panama exposition at San Krnnclsco, stopped In Medford n day on his re turn homo. Mr. Powers wns former ly a nowspnpnr man In tho north- west field, hut Is now connected with tho Northern Pacific Co., with head quarters at Spokane. Ho says that tho entlro Oregon exhibit nt tho big fair Is strikingly attractive In Its no tnblo differences from other exhibits, In fashion of display and otherwise. Ho rdgards It as ono of tho most prof itable displays tlicro, In point of ad vertising vnluo. Get lllch Quick Wnlllngford. Rend It In tho Orogonlau nnd Hxamlncr nnd see tho plcturo at tho Stnr thentor Krldny, Nov. 12th. Smoke a King Spitz cigar, lie. Thoy nro homo-mndo. Hop, Prlnglo, of QroHlinni, Oregon, whoro ho has engaged profitably lit poultry, sayn ho has been told by ex cellent authority that tho Itoguo river valley cannot be excelled on tho coast as ii poultry region, tho climatic eon dltlonH nnd the character of tho soil near tho foothills pinking tho valley mi Ideal place for poultry production jvlth tho minimum of loss. Tho best styles, tho nest qualities nnd tho best prices nro found In tho millinery dopartmont of tho M. M. Dopt. Storo. 190 Tiny Medford mndo candy at the Shasta. AVIIIIam Knglo'a demonstration ot tho fact that lloguo river valley will be found to be an Ideal place for tho production of Sudan grass hns exulted a deal of Inquiry from many stock men of tho valloy and surrounding foothill ranges. A ten aero field of that succulout feed for th stock Just off tho mountain pnHturago would be n vnluabW) asset, Just now, to tho man with a herd: nnd Hint, too, after three crops havo been hitrvosted from It for winter feed. Mrs, Leach, Abdo-Support and Flarcley surgical corset, at .120 N. llartlott. lltitternut bread at Do Voo's. A. C. uostwlck of nuut'oni .was a - Medford visitor Thursday. Weston Camera Shop for first class Kodak finishing nnd Kodak supplies, Game WnnlniiH Drlseoll, Sundry nnd Walker wore Medford visitors Thursday. Boo Data Wood about that Hr In surance policy. Office Mall Tribune IlldK. I)o Voo buys boor bottles, .1 union Owen and family of Welleu with recent Medford visitors. Short repairing guaranteed nt III don's. aOl When better inaurnnrn Is sold Holmes Tho Inauranco Man will soil It. Itopuirn ate being made to the PhIiu burbling, eorner of Krout and Mwln atvoots, the ornamental pro jection of tint all above tho roof having oritoked In hiioIi manner h to MiigHust Us (Uiim-r to pedMtrlitUH on tho wulk below. llmlai your Liggett ft Myers cou pons at Medford Clnr atom. 1 y 7 MrB. CmtwrlKhl, wlls or W. 0. CarlM right of tho Mod ford Furniture and llurdvvnre Co., amiiiipwiiliKl li her grandmother, Mrs. Caroline Hell luger, and Mrs. A. I.. Slovor, Mt e I n id ay for Long Heaoh, California, to remain during th wlntar. ItiKuru your auto in the Alllnur Against theft, fire. C. V. Tongwald. 110 acrott Untie Creek bottom, nil under Irrigation at a cost of ton eents an inch. Will rw all grains, al falfa, clover, onions, celery, sugar beets; una fourth mile lo depot. This is a proposition that will Interest you If you want mnihtHC Boil at almost the suit of walsr. Prout tho ownr to you. Itiu 111, Ucl Point. PiwImiImn Officer C. It. Ctay r turnod trom Matam this tuornlug, hsv lug ileltvere.l itw uui iHtys tmm t lift i if v to Hi.' slsts rtrftt Kiutot them Uroaches, lies-, Mrr ittaa. snd miff links made inm IsmssJ . 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Mrn. Tliuinpxoii in .') feet 8 inclie-i (nil, niid nn u model u "Mirleot IIH." IFor weight is loll pouiiilK mid hi' i Superintendent Will (1. Steele of the Crnter Mike National park, met T. Warren Allen, Washington, I). C, nt tho train this morning nnd they may go to Crater Lake tomorrow. Mr. Allen Is chief of the bureau of god roads and engineer of the nation al imiliH and forest ronds and ban I'onui to confer with Superintendent Steele on matteiH official. Phospho Nut llrown Meal, a break fast cereal. Schlefflln's grocery. There Is promise of a largo attend ance at the Grlsssllos ball at the Nat atorlum tonight. Free, u H)e tin of Staff smokluK with each S.'c pipe nt Medford Cigar Store. 1!7 Hob Forrest, formerly with tho Star theater, this city, piuisod through Medford this morning, en route south, nnd asked to be remembered to his many friends In this clt. Robert is now connected with one of tho big movie companies at Los Angeles. For watch work that satisfies, Johnson the Jeweler. HO The Medford and Ashland high school football tenuis will plsy their first game of the season at Medford, Saturday, November IS. Ilutto Falls Wood Yard, Phono 48 or 22.1; wood all kinds. 203 The express tervlro of the South ern Pacific Is almost equalled by the freight service of that Hue. A car of uutns from Detroit, Michigan, via Onden, made the run to Msdford In eleven days. The fnst time the Southern Pacific Is making regularly nowadays, Is due to Its double track, minimum grades and autoiualti block system. A visit to our cash department Is convincing as well as profitable Srhloffelln's Grocery. II. G. Wnrtmuu, under special treatment at Portland for an old lujur lo the bones of his chest, Is reported to be regukirly Improving, having foitiiuntoly sssaped an oper ation. The 'leuu Little Lwlliersniltli had untiling else lo do so the) made for us a tow bountiful little things fiom gray leather. Medford Honk store K. I! Oore. or the firm of Warner. Wort man & Gore, will Iwne for Port Is nit tomorrow with another carload of hogs fiom the range and pons of Itogue river alley. Double ri A M. grven trading stamp fhes on wall paper nirrhuos l'rltls.v ami ritiiriiav at Waters. L. Ii. Drown, i ittorleiar of the Uusa Mill, will rsinru dtd from a visit to (hv mkIiou at Dun Francisco. Fresh uitichok, ssstsrn ihoat uuls. fruits sad veattablss In sMMh. Mffliii's Urwowry. Merry K. 1111. a business utan of Taeowa. Washtactwi. viJUr lo MoiBor4 . TW Orstonlsn oas Just tnsUllod Hoal i)pss.rlirs MeslfoN Hook store will etaooastrnls. roe Wlloon at Urtjflo Cok woo a Moelfofel Hotaor KrWo- Try a KlM tUm o4 I)cnul, lint tulliel' Hint lioiiuly lioru of pitfcct lieiillh. She is a member if the Turn Vciciu society mid can do HomersuiiltH and stuntH on Hie trnpeo. Mrs. 'riioiiiwoii wns mi onlooker ul tin. Iiemity conlc.t, mill litid no idea of enleriujf the contesl. Hut when Ihc old suyiiiB is, "ninny are called," mid sli" linppencd to lie chosen. Per haps her sweet ways hud Hoinlhin to do with it. Au.wvuy, ullhough she wns plcnscd nml awfully Huttered, n' is hlnyinjr right at home with liubh.v. She is not u hit stnuo struck, hut Hint limy he hucuiise slio wns once r child uetiesi. Ileju: pears shipped by Mike Hau toy, sold at Chicago, grossed from $:i.(io to $:t.7.1 n box, and from $1,85 to $2.(10 for half boxes. Fall Hart letts grossed from $2.25 to $2.75. Hot Tnmalcs at tho Shasta. The county court made a trip of Inspection over tho Pacific highway under construction from the Hluck well hill to the Josephine county Hue Friday afternoon. Hldon'fl shoe repair shop moved ncross street from old stand". 201 Fred II. Hopkins, or the Snowy Unite orchard. Central Point, Is on u business trip to Sun Framlsco and viewing the exposition. A lot of household goods and farm Implements sold nt puhllu auction at 1:30 Saturday, cor. Fir and Main. l'J2 C. C. Clmtflold, of Olympla, Is a business visitor In the valley metrop olis today. Hiissul ICdmeades secured the high est score at tho Hex Hall alleys on Thursday. Ilarrord Wright left auto today for l.akei, where he has business Interests lie m.n remain all winter. A committee from the Jackson County lluslncsB Men's association called on the county court Friday to request that provision be made' In the county nx levy for holding a county fair next fall, Among the committee 'arc Messrs. Mann, Kwlng, Gore, Wal- thorn, Schloffelln, Hutchison, Isaacs nnd Lewis Ulrlcli. Fresh roasted peanuts nt Do Voo's. Drs. A. It. and Loulso Hedges, chi ropractic physicians, Stewart build ing, 235 KnHt Main St. , .lack True, of Medford, left today for LnCrosso, Wisconsin, to remain. Home mndo taffy nt Do Voo'b. Special to school children on Satur days 10 a. in. to fi p. in. two games for 5 centn nt tho Hox Hall Alloys, 28 N. Grape street. Boosoy ulsters' hominy at tho lead ing grocern evory Thursday. 195 Hen K. Kngold, brother of Hen A. 12uglod, who recently mured through this valley, arrived today from Fres no, California, to make an extended stay. Musical Instruments, household goods, horse nnd rig, etc , nt auction Saturday, cor. Fir and Main. 1P2 Dolled ham nnd uncoil atDoVoo'a Hook binding of any kind at tho Mall Trlbiino office. i Hay McSmythe, of Heno, Novada,1 hna come to tho Rogue river country for a prolonged fitny, during which time he will endeavor to revive Inter est In un old mining claim In tho Apple-gate country and nnother, abandoned long ago, In the vicinity of Ashland. Chocolntn creams, caramels, chips, peanuts, etc., only .10c a lb. nt Do Voo's. Do Voo delivers tho Orogonlnn to you ovory day for 7fic n month. Put Mnher, pf Davenport. Wash., Ih In the city and may conclude to remain. Ho Is watching very Intor- cstcdly the propositions for n sugar mill and ait Irrigation system. On tho succesH of those enterprises, ho says, dependo tho succcsa of tho farmers of this valley. Another popular Jitney Dance nt the Gold Hill Pavilion tomorrow, Sat urday evening. Try one of those big Ico cold C cont mlJkshnkcs nt Do Voo'a. "No trespass" signs for ealo nt Mall Trlbuno office A report reached Medford today that a Grants Pass man had boon as-; suiillcd nnd luiqckcd down by nn un known person nnd robbed of govern ment bonds while leaving tho Oxford J hotel In Hint city, to mall Borne papers Inst night. Kino auto roads to Gold Hill now. Don't miss the Jitney dance Saturday night. W. It. Gore, president of tho Med ford National bank, went Into the country districts ninong the farmers today to assist thorn In determining . . i . nml I the test by comparison for n period of the requircti iiciuuku. uu" i mm, ho believes Hint the result of the first year's experience will easily Induce them to enlarge their ncroago for the second year. This Is the history of tho progress of sugar beet culture in undertake thus secure the establish f .. -near mill, ell expresses belief that, when tho farmers once thoroughly understand the nlmpw process or extracting money foin 1 1...0.0 in creator nroportloiinto BUhUt uv;.i n- .. t ..! Minn from tllO Oral- , Z Si thS "- induce, takln. , everywhere. tho 'k ? I It Corn Linipers! Use "Gets-H" and Smile ! Coma Come Right OCT, Clean nnd Quick I You Noedn't Limp, or i'uw With Your Corni Auy More I What's the us of annlllnir a rcoo'l time for Murscif ly limping nroiimt ulth Mcrro (crns" Its una or thn rasli' t tliim t in the world, now, tu Kt't rul of tli. in. "iluta-lt1 decs it BbbbbbFO ?wnMt H "Tlioio Corn. Com Rlikt Off, Cln A Whl.llo, by Uilnrf C.t.lU"' the now way. That's why "Oot-II" h Iwvoinii tho corn roiutHly of AiiktI-m. tits Isutiot iiiiiu corn rumdy in ttui w or Ul. iirofi'i r. ,1 ly iiitlltoiii. Do )eu rwinniilvr tlmt t.Hi-rniiiitf kjiIvo you tii.il that im.) lac, that toe buiitlllns b.nt.,i. . ih.- ,iiiiiir yuu'Va Otn xllh kuU t i.i,irs unj .'i.irsf Wrll now, fork I thrm all. No moro tuskliis, itu mora iMiit. NVbvupver you rklinplo, aT HleU-U." tho corn ilouuisxl, !. ho Is every caIIu. wart or buulou. Noir cut corn or tnUui. t mnki's tht'in crow tbnt tin iu rv' i no iwniwr or ru ci tlttrf- ii anaimry ny MMMh lairaiil lii iva' tho ISuitl nulaon. Nut'iiiilim Ii dm HMntf 'Houtt.' Umi ic tonfstii snU ond ttv all drussUta, ywir erur iitaca. ii ii auia "t lie tnxtl.. nr a. tu L now t "o, . citKsk. i aoli Jiicct tty B. A U rj o s Snld tut Monthly Iiltil.illuu'iit l'lun. Wviu"AUTcrco, Curative Value In Food? i , i t "Recnllhiff that OOi of disease results from errors in diet, then foods propgerl prescribed by tho physician can justly be said to have curative value.'' . mmanl ' lOnt. of thccmiw in tho diet of many people is tho use ..floods robbed of tho vit Vi iioralHnltH pi osphnto of poiashoto.). whirli ..re .lsoIutc-ly iicM-eaa a y , r V 01)0.' balan.'e o body, brain and nerves. Tho. rosidt, isa long lit o ills, in JiiXy noKVous i.rostration, kidney trouble, constipation, rickets in ohild.en, and so on. '. Twenlv vears -nun a whole wheat, and barley food, oonlai.iing all the nutri ment of the kn.ii., inoludiiiK the priceless n.iiicriil elements, was devised espe eiallv to cori'Cttt'vULTors in diet. The food is Crape-Nuts Tt iiilfills its mission admirably. Another physician says: "Nearly half tho year my breakfast Orapo.-Nuts, ono or two ots, or fruit. "MY PATIENTS CONSTANTLY, and suits." consists of a dish of I RI'XOM.MIONI) IT TO invariably with good ro- ' 'J'his wholesome food not onlv builds sturdy health and strength, but fort-lies- the system against disease. UYady-to-oal, nourishing, economical, delic ious 'There's a Reason" for Grape Nuts $,:.m2m h t r f ? t T ? t y ? T ? T ? t t t T T f t y y ? y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y Much New Merchandise Has Come In by Express the Last Week to Replenish Our Stock After Our Big Sale. This Has All Been Marked at bpeciai bale rrices. INcw New Silk Dresses, New Wool Dresses, New Jack Tar Girls' Middy D Coats, resses, New Silk Waists, Etc. iv t The Most Handsome Showing of Dresses That has been hero for several sea sons, and the verdict of all is tho most reasonable in price. Afternoon Dresses, Street Dresses and Kvoning Drosses. Materials are taffetas. ohnnneu.se, volvot combinations, silk and sorgo combinations and chiffons and nets. You must w this now ag gregation of pretty dresses, each one has n special price '20.00 and $22.."i() I )ressos $ 1 G.J.5 jj?lS..")0 Drosses $11.98 &27.50 Drosses- tj)ww.bn New Jack Tar Middy Dresses For the Girls Handsome new Sorgo Middy Dresses, Middy Drosses in CJalatoa, also come with blue sorgo skirt and Wash Middy: these run in sizes (5 to 11 veins and priced at $1.08, $2.49, $2.75 up to $5.00 New .Jack Tar Serge and Flannel Middies priced at.. $2.75 and $3.50 PETER THOMPSON DRESSES, SPECIAL $8.45 Those drosses are mndo of an excel lent qualit v serge in navy blue, trim med in white, black or roil braid, si'os; V., !.", 17. 10, M. 10, IS, vorv special ,' $8.45 Those New Waists Are beauties, in plain crepe tie chine, embroidered ami button1 trim; also now Plaid (rope Waists, New Roman Stripe Taffetas, etc., priued special, $4.45, $ 4.0:8. $5.9S and.. ... $0.95 Beacon Blanket Bath' Robes $2.98, $3.98, $5.45 llaiuUMuie patterns and si Ics in genuine Heaoon lllaiikct Hath Robes or specially priced s."o allies at... $2.9S ".7 alues at . $!.9S i . -tines at. .. -b5.4a SWEATERS SPECIAL AT $1.79, $3.49 and $4.98. Children's Worsted Sweaters, in cardinal, gray, green and combina tions. Dradlev make, $2.2f value, ar . . . $1.79 One lot ol Sweaters in and V-neck. to 0.7."), spe- S3.49 Choice of our entire stock of Sweaters, real values $U.30 to .f 1U.IH), special at $1.9S Every Coat & Tailored Suit in Stock Marked at a very special price. , on cannot do bet tor than to make your selection now, while the stock is still complete. rough-neck real values oial nt ")i Ladies' Cashmere Hose 19 2-"e Ladies' Fleeced Hose at 18; 7.")c Ladies' Cashmere Hose at :.4Sc l.-." Outing Gowns, sale at 9S- $1.30 I'liion Suits, sale at 98c $n..iO Silk anil Wool Union Suits at $2.9S .0HNev Hand Bags at .' S1.4S IIOSHOb LCXITK M.ni -iuu silk, pair . 50c (iOTUAM COLD STRllMsi HOS1C. $1.00 pair up. CS All Millinery at Immense Reductions One lot of Trimmed Hats. Values to $8.o() $3.95 Values to $10.00 $5.98 Values to ir.00 $8.35 Others at $1.98, $2.9S and $4.08 Cut riinnied Shapes, val uosto.UO, now $1.98 yteent .dvnrr Qrrpy i) ..., y Wtwil Skirts, one full lies to 12.."y), sale. rack, val .... $2.95 i T y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y T T y y y y t y y y y y y y y t y y y y y t y y y y y y y t y y y y y & x:h: Johnson tho Joer. 1 mmn tuKtotrir. m .-,:.