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MEDFORD afAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECION, "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915
PAGE SEVEN
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
City school clue TliiiiNtliiv f this
wool; iiiul will reopen Moinlu.v, Jnnn
ry :i, 1UHI. Touchers uu pxpci'li-il
to atloml their convention ut Mcdfnitl
on Moiulny, TuuMtlny nml WVilnosdm
of nost week, in which Hevowl local
inMnictor will lake part, inelitilin;,'
Superintendent IJrWoe, .Mi- I rune
llinuheiin ami 0. M. Rui'li. Principal
V. K. Muurc in pitiuYnt of tlit ee
ondnry school deportment, and Mihs
Anna H. Harris will have charge of
music for one. tlay. Mix Muiulu Niks
ley, i'oiiner tenehei '4l' L'1ii$Iili here,
but now of Kv- Ti'ni.,,viH de
liver a pupoi 'io convention.
Mihs Kdmt V
teacher, now
ilinjr relalivos i
tending the f.'iiti.
Father Dolphin
church has rctumct
tier Ahlnncl
Kails, is is-
Vjinrv to at-
riiihulio
'sit to
J'ortlntul.
Henry Provost goes to I'o fftlf.
tcr the holidays to join his wife, who
has been visiting in that city for some
time punt.
Ibirnside Relief eorp. No. 120, of
flu's city, has recently sciit to the Sol
diers' Home at Kohebuo; citfht 1113
and four pillows, to be added to the.
furnishings of that iiistitutioii 111 he
half of its veteran inmates. These
articles were thu individual work of
the ladies of the corps and leprobent
frometliinj; extra fancy and substan
tial as to design and finish.
Committees met at the Methodist
church, Monday evening, preliminary
to making arrangements for tho an
nual church reunion and dining event
on New Year's day. The Methodist
follewing: contracted this habit over
twenty years ,go during the pastorate
of Hev. S. K. Meuiinger, now on the
retired list, and living in the vicinity
of Riddle, and have witnessed their
ranks grow until the membership, now
leaches 000. Good fellowship has
been a factor in this growth, henco
these lciiuioiih to tho air of "Ulest Re
the Tie Which Rinds," with a lot of
good "vittles" on the bide lines.
Donald .Sutherland, from "Arden
eraig," in .Josephine county is isit
ing his daughter, Mis. Mary L. Whit
ney, and other relatives here.
Mrs. .Jennie Kllis died on Monday
ut the family residence, (i'Jd R sheet,
aged 711 years. Funeral services were
held on Wednesday, interment being
in Mountain View cemetery.
Rev. K. C. Richards, a former resi
dent, now located as pastor of draco
M. !:. church at Klamath Kails, has
been elected piesident of the reor
ganized Ministerial union of that city.
Publishers of Kami and Fireside,
a leadiii"- agricultural and hoitieul
turiil journal of .Springfield, 0., have
requested 0. II. Rarnhill of this city
to contribute a page article on hi
Witner Cove orchard, the "output of
which thi- year was over MOO Ihimv
from but a few aeies. This was for
merly known as tho Pellett orchaul,
a record-breaker in the 100!) boom
period. The leading variety grown is
Spitz.
Monday night Dr. 0. W. drexg was
elected superintendent of tho Metho
dist Sunday school, having for first
and second assistants Kveiett Smith
and II. S. Pahneilee, respectively.
Hoy Clary is assistant secretary and
.John Anderson treasurer. (J. F. Mil
lings is the retiring superintendent.
Tho niembertdiip is approaching the
1)00 mark. Protiting by tho si 01 my
exiM'rienees of the Taylor Street
Methodist church of Portland, report
has it that this active .Sunday school
appointed a sergeant-al-ainis in the
parson of Aichie Kuhnnk, who 11U0
acts as secictary.
Professor Dana, musical instructor
of thi city, has a leading aiticle iu
a recent number ot the Ktude, a jour
nal which i- supposed to reflect the
highest type of musical information
and criticism in this country.
Mis. A. K. Hammond of Portland,
iser of O. d. Hollands, cashier of
the State Hank of Ashland, is visit
ing relatives here on her way home
from San Francisco. In earlier days
she was malinger of the Western
Union offices here.
deorge Kramer, S. P. agent, was
iu Medtord eaily iu the week uiter
icwing Dr. Kniiiiuiis, and submitted
by aid of local anaesthetics to a
minor operation 011 the right e.c, a
recalcitrant eyelid being the seat of
trouble. Gcoige took the cocaine
tieatnicnt withuut a tremor.
R. .J. Kdwanls left on Monday for
Illooniington, III., wheie he will join
his wife and they will o to Honda
for the winter.
The S. P. supply train has been
the round-, here and departed for the
1101 Hi to stock up the stations on the
I'm Hand division.
The portrait of Mr. KJennor M.
Haiirrave, who eelobmtuil her 00th
biriliduv anniversary in th rity on
Dei-ember 13. appear! In hut Hum-'
dH's Orcgonmu.
Mis. F. R. Hi own won the tweat.v
jiound turkey, live weight, At the Viii
nig Monday night. She is the wife of
Frank Rrown, S. P. employe. Wry
siigcolively, the scene of lilt thent
ricil Uy was laid iu tho viciuity of
Turkey nd the Italian.
The cit huvinjr voted ii.'i per
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Nature has never been lavish in
supplying the world with truly great
men, yet ever age has had its limited
number. To have understood or
known 11 great man is part of a lib
eral education.
While the passing of Mansfield
left us ninny good actors, yet tho
I'i'nglisli. speaking stage can only boast
of one nupreiucly great artist who
could be justly reckoned iu a class
with Jlooth, Harrett, Irving and
Mansfield. The name of the great
actor I refer to is Foibes Robertson,
who will he seen ut the Page theater
tonight, December '2'2, in the great
est of modern plas, "The Passing of
the Third Floor Hack."
Mr. Robertson is making his fare
well tour and it n not a so-called
farewell tour, but positively his last
gaiiixaliou will now go into active
winter training. Carl hovclaud, from
California, is the new leader, and a
meeting will he held nu Wednesday
evening to outline a thorough course
of instruction and liaiiinuiio the
toots.
A committee of local dentists will
nrrungo for tho spring meeting of the
Southern Oregon Dental association,
which meets here next Mav, ii'cluding
Dr,Johoou, Illake and Tilton. Dr.
W. K. Hlake was elected president ot
the association ut a recent meeting in
MoPMl, and is a member of mnnv
following, beitiur tho high priest of
the Royal Arch Masoiie, second lieu
tenant ii. tho Coost Artillery Ke-orvn
and a p-ivatc iu the ranks of the
Comma Jul club and Klkx, beside
filling several minor appointments.
.Joe Rusk has sold the Fourth street
bakery to Hobeit Midler, a new ar
riwil I roii 1 Calitornia. Ily the change
Mrs. Mullet' ictiiius to her native
hen Ih, fhe having lcn a uell-kiiowu
former resident and a sister of Mrs,
Clara l.oomis.
The local Fruit & Produce associa
tion meets on the aftciiioon of Jan
nary 1 in city hall. Several propos
ed amendments to the constitution
will be submit led. One provides that
a two-thirds vole may change that
document and another ii.xcs the date
of the annual meeting 011 Saturday
after the first Weiluei1uy in .Janu
ary. W. II. dowdy is prosidont; J,
II. Ware, secretary, and D. 1J: Hand,
manager.
In accoi dance with an edict issued
by the Hiisiuess .Men's association,
local store will remain open Wednes
day, Thui'sdax and Fndnv nights this
week hitei than the a'ciistoiued clos
ing hour.
EAGLE POINTEAGLETS
By A. C. JTowlctt
After an absence of a little over a
month up to Portland and vicinity,
r reached homo last Friday and found
that several changea had taken placo
during my absence. Thoro had boon
two weddings, tho first one w.ib that
of Mr. Kd Coy and Miss Loretta Chil
dreth, Nov. 25th, oldost duughtor of
our blacksmith, W. U. Chlldreth, and
tho other was Mr. William Holman,
of Climax and Miss Nova Taylor,
daughter of onu of our old settlers,
W. AV. Taylor. Doc. 15th. Roth mar
Hague wero olmnlel by Hev. I,. I,.
Simmons at the botuos of the brldai.
Another incident of note was the
deatb of Rachel Ann Duley. Dee. IS.
1915, wife of one of our old and high
ly respected townsmen. A. J. Daley,
aged 7 years, 8 months, and 6 days.
The deceased was born In Illinois
April in. 13T, and married to A. J.
Daley July 1st, U"..1 She leaves her
husband .mil ihrie (hildren. flwirne
S l'ii T .' i, 1 1 l,i.. hi. I Mrs
BACK" AT THE ,PAGE TONIGHT
Reason in America. This is the sec
ond season of his farewell, and he is
adhering so strictly to his plans made
two years niro for his finnl trip that
he will nbt appear this season iu San
Francisco, where he gave his farewell
performance last season, although he
has been cuiucstlv cnticatcd to visit
the city again.
To see Forbes Robertson 'is an
event iu one's life, and, to inks the
opportunity when he is right at our
door would be poor economy, even
though we arc a bit hard up just now.
It would be nitieli better to deny our
selves some contemplated luxury and
see the world's greatest actor. Iu
fiiet, 11 ticket to see Mr. Robertson in
"The Passing of the Third Floor
Rack" would be a Christmas present
that the recipient would never forget.
..u-1'1 ip '"'' - ' "- l
Roso Potter ot Ashland, and sovcral
grand children to battle tho tldo of
life. Sho wns a member of the Church
ot God, or tho Rcstltutionlnts, in
which church she lived up to tho day
of her death. Tho remains wero In
torred in tho Central Point cemetery,
Dec. ISth. Tho funeral services wero
conducted by Rev. h. U. Simmons,
asslstod by your IC P. correspondent.
S. IS. Holmes, who has beon up to
11. C. to bring his vvlfo's undo, Wil
liam Drown here, who Is In poor
hoalth, arrived Inst week.
Our town election rosulted In tho
ro-eloctinn of John M. Nlcholn mayor
and all of tho old councilmon except
Churlofl llacon, and ho has moved to
Medford, and In his placo Mr. F. T.
Novvport was elected as a member ot
tho council. Hay Ashpolo waH re
elected treasurer and J, V, Mclntyro
recorder, and pence reigns supremo.
Kd ('limeade enmo up from San
Francisco to spend Thanksgiving with
bis parents and bus not returned yet.
Mr. nml Mrs. P. O. Jackson of Ida.
ho are hero visiting Mrs. J.'s broth
er, J. II, Jackson and family.
'Mrs. T. F. Holt, and children havn
returned from an extended visit to
her parents In Pennsylvania,
Sum Calcney, tho young man who
was accidentally shot through tho
wrist while I wos gone, near Hrowns
boro, and has been stopping at tho
Sunnysldo slnco, Is recovorlus very
rapidly.
Raphael Cburtacn of Derby enmo
out and brought Gus Rosenborg and
his tools. He bus been engaged for
tho past two or three months dig
ging a woll for tho school district up
there. lWHi""
Slnco my arrival homo I have re
ceipted Mrs. Judge .Mayhem for a
vear's sub. on tho W. M. T.
Miss Mattle Mlnter, who has been
assisting In tho work at the Sunny-
YI'MtS OF
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IH(i;i 1H7JI
VKARS OF J.OW VAM'KS
TIIK AllOVi: DI.WJR.VM SHOWS Jl'ST WHF..V HKAIj HST.VTH
siroii.i) havi: hi:i:x iioumht and wjik.v it shoiu.d havi:
iikk.v sold.
Roal Kstato rises quickly In value with good times. Prosperity Is
coining. It baa not struck Real Kstato yet. Roal Kstato Is generally tho
last to feel prosperity. It must feol It in a short tlmo. Then it will
jump In value.
How many will have tho foresight to tako advantage of tho prosont
depression and the low prices of Real ICstate.
Wo believe that an opportunity for Investment, for speculation and
monoy-maklng Is offered In lots in the "SUMMIT AVKNUK HKIGHTS
ADDITION" at !.' each on a cash payment of 1 5 down and $5 per
month. No city asst-ssmonts.
You CAN'T I.OSH
For locatlou t. ' SUMMIT AYKNUK HKIGHTS ADDITION" seo
Map In our window 01 . ' t office
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
ItK.W IvSTATH I.OAXS
in:' vvixt Main Sir.-, t
Rldo for tho past month or moro, went
home Monday uiornlng to stny until
after the holidays.
Dakota Davis of .Incknonvlllo Bpcnt
Saturday night hero. Ho was on Ida
way up tho country buying up hides.
Miss Ituth Thomsen of Derby camo
out Saturday and remnlned over Sun
day with her rousln, Mitts Clnrn ",liu-
incrniau.
Prof. C. K. Johnson and Miss
Ulancho .Miller, who havo been taking
the teachers' examination, spent Krl-
day nlRht with us.
Reportod by Jackson County Ab
txact Co., Sixth and Fir Bt
Circuit
R. II. Uradsbaw vs. J. W. Kinney,
attachment.
G. M. Sloeuiu vs. Matt Kulcsch,
amended complaint.
1'i-otxito
Kntato or 1. C. Hose, petition to
probato will.
Iteul KMnto 'l'niitsfwii
Martin 'Martens ot ux to Mar
garet Herbert, land on Riv
erside nvo. Mcdford $10.00
John Owens et ux to Lottie
Owens, et nl, Jots 1 mid 2
blk 1 Carucr & Snbln ndd.
Woodvlllo ...... 1.00
T
E
Wo wish to call the attention ot tho
public to the fact that The Astor
Wlno company, thu largest liquor
house on tho Pacific coast, and ouo
that bos ben located In OroRon and
Washington for the past ninny years
will open a comploto mail order liquor
house at Hornbrook, California, and
"09 Mission street, Snn Francisco,
Callfomlu. Tho White Front Hnr, of
Mcdford, will bo absorbed by tho As.
tor Wlno company, nml will bo at
Hornbrook. This firm has always
carrled.n complete lino of everything
that was to be bad In tho wine and
liquor lino at prices that defy com
petition. We have a number of
places scattered around Oregon mid
Washington and, will concentrate all
our stock in Just' two places and will
nlso mnko It our personal effort to
mako (pilck deliveries. We positively
will not BUbntltiiU), when you order
from tno Astor wlno Co. ou win
got exactly what you send for and
nothing elbo. Wo piepny express on
all liquors and wines nnd In fact
everything but beer. Wo sell this
so cheap, wo cannot prepay toll ex
press or freight charges.
Got accustomed to drinking our
Golden Cream Special, tho now tem
perance drink. It bus no equal and
whllo it tastes just like real Pabst
beor It Is non-alcoholic. We wU
placo an agency In Medford thu first
of tho yenr.
Wo will bo glad to hear from our
many friends and others after the
first of January at Hornbrook, Cali
fornia. T1IK ASTOR WI.VI3 COMPANY,
Adv. Hornbrook, Calif,
lli:i.l WAXTHH FHMAliK
WANTUD i:perlcncod girl for gen
eral housework. Address Mrs. J.
D. Arens, Kaglo Point, Oregon, llox
lit). 23ii
FOU ltli.NT MISCKUaNKOUH
FOR liuJNT-Cenirnl Point hotel
furnished; good proposltou to
right parties Seo or call Frank
II. Hoy, Phono 12, 231
FOR 8ALK ItKAty K.HTATM
FOR 8AI.F. Going away. A fine Jr.
rlgated farm water all paid for,
15 acres signed to sugar beets;
could put In 10 acres another year;
all stock machinery, 80 rords wood,
(100 boxen applos. Inquire F, K .1 ,
Mall Tribune. 23S
FOR sXhi: Cheap, twenty ncreH of
approved beet land; can all ho Ir
rigated; five miles from Central
Point and about two iiiIIoh from a
railroad station. For particulars
address R F. D. No. 2, llox 82,
Central Point. Oro. 23t)
llftflt VAIA'KS
I HUH IHIMI
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COURTHOUSENEWS
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von KENT nOXJSKS
FOR SAMS Horse, harness and sur
rey. Address Uox 36, It. F. I). No.
o i n 1
FOU HUNT Colnnol Sargent's res'
Idcucc on Oakdnle nvc., telephone
owner at JacItsonvllh or Inquire
of II. H. Nye or Koy 11. Peebles nt
Mcdford. 25IJ
FOR KENT -Modon. furnished house
keoplng rooms, clono In; g.is and
wood stoves. 234 East 9th. 238
FOR RKNT Woll furnished C-room
bungalow very rnnsonnblo to desir
able tenant. 422 S. Laurel St.
FOU HALtv 1 1 lvaTOC.
FOR SALK Jersey heifer coming
fresh soon. Phono 070-M. 231
FOR SALK Nine corn fed shotes nt
a bargain; also geese. Phone
C91-J2.
FOR SALK Team of mules, weight
900 lbs. ench, G yenr olds, $22C. O.
C. Hoggs.
FOR SALK llmupshlro hour; regis
tered; six months old, $1C.00.
Phono 8-F2. 237
FOR SALK Small grain fed hogs
delivered dressed for Sc a pound.
R. K. Nenlon, Central Point, Phono
llxxl.
FOR SAMS Ten m, weight about
1G00 pounds. Phono 31 5. tt
FOR SALK Cheap, IS horses. Vin
son's barn, N. Riverside Avo. 248
FOH SALIC MISCmjIiANKOUB
FOR BALK Fonf touring car? WIN
lnrd storngu battery, electric lights,
Stromberg cnrburetoV, K, W. shock
nbsorbern, sent covers, nil In good
condition. Apply Crater Lnko Ga
rage. 23R
FOR "SALK Light roadster In fine
condition; llosch ignition, Strom
berg carbureter, good tires mid flue
motor; bargnlu for quick sale, or
win trade for touring car. AU
dress Rondster, care Mall Tribune,
or llox 177, Jacksonville. 24
FOR SALK A good Western Cot
tage organ $18. Inqulro at 1115
West 0th. . 234
FOR SALK Alfalfa liny.
8&7-R.
Phono
240
FOR BALK Forty two cords of dry
pluo wood. Inqulro ot Roy 11.
Peebles. 239
FOR SALK Imported olfnlfa seed.
'Jlox 74, Mali Tribune. 234
FOH SALK Ono man tops for Ford
enrs nt tho Tent mid Top Factory,
100 N. J-'ront 8t. 245
FOR SALK LUtlo Club seed wheat;
team good work horses. James
Campbell, Phono :tll-R. 230
FOR BALK Harley; nlso baled bar
ley atraw. Phono 732-.I2. 250
WANTED MinvnfrtiljfliNKOUH
WANTKD Woman t.o do family
wnuiiing in exchange tor sowing
machine, c. A. Chapman, 375
South Central, Phono 390. 235
WANTKD A small, modern furnish
ed bungalow, close In. Dox L. A.,
Wnll Tribune. 235
WANTKD TUUKK i YSFor "prTino
fancy stock dressed 20c; nllvo 17 'A
cents for delivery Wodnosdny 22d
only. Will buy again Monday 27th
for three days. Phono 715. Home
phono 7-FO. C. C. Paul.
WANTKD Second hand Ford; must
be In good running order. Send
particulars to llox 197, Jackson
ville. 231
FOR SALK Rubber tired buggy;
strongly built mid In good condi
tion. Phono 11x2, Central Point.
234
FOR SALK Kmply whiskey barrels,
miltublo for elder, vinegar, etc
,$1 each. R, C. Washburn, Central
Point. 234
WANTKD Furnished home, with
bo.it, for 0 months. Dox 04, Mall
Tribune. 231
WANTKD Women let uh hdlp you
mnkn money selling guaranteed
hosiery to wonr; full or part tlmo;
big profits; oxperlonco unnores.
nary. Address, International Mills,
llox 122, Norrlstown, Pa.
1011 ISXt-IIAXtiK
FORKXCHANGii- Tarn hiiTposl"
Hon to arrange for trades for Cal
ifornia piopurty, either city or
country, In exchange for Rogue
river proporty Address L. II.
Houstor., 417 Jay St. 230
FOR TRADK One team mulos, two
milch cows, for (earn young horses,
weight not less than 1200 lbs. M.
Marshall, Central Point. 23U
NEW TODAY
80 acros on tho Applegate, with
some stock and Irrigation, J 1900.00.
Another there of 100 acros, stock, ir
rigation und buildings. $7500 and
many othor ranches priced right,
A good one near Pendleton, Irrigat
ed and water right paid, 187 acres at
$100.00; will tako In good little placo
In exchango.
A fow furnished and somo unfur
nished lioutou for rent.
C. D. HOON
Room 10, Jackson County Hank Illdg.
TIME CARD
IXTKHCHHAX ALTO ('.Ml CO.
Leave Medford dally excopt Sun
day for Ashland, Talent and Phoonlx
at 8 a. in., 11:50 a m 1:15, 2:30,
3:15 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Sat
urday at 11:15 p. in. Sundays lenvo
at 10 a. m., 4 p. 111. mid 9:30 p. 111.
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9 n. 111., 12:50, 2:30,
3:30, 4:45 and 0:15 p. 111. Sunday
leave Ashland ut 9 a. in , 1:00, 5:00
and in :, p. in.
1IUSIM58S DIltliCTOIir
Into Supplies
LAHlCTt AUTO SPRtNO CO. V )
arr opututtng iho largest oldest ,
nnd host caitlppod plant In the Pa '
ctflc northwest. Use our spring)
wlieu others fall. Sold under gum
antec. 26 North Flftcontb Si
Portlnnd, Oro.
Adonic)
QKO. W. CHERRY Attorney., nnd
.Notary, Room 0, JncHson Count;
Dank Building, ontranco N. Con
tral, Medford, Oro,
POUTEHTirNEFF, WM. P. MEALKt
Attorncys-ot-Lnw, Rooms 8 ouo
9, Mcdford National Dank bblg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Qarnott
Corey bldg. .
O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer.
Mcdford National Bank BulldluR
DentlsU
Dr. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO
fc i. m
Dentists
Qarnett-Coroy Bldg., ulto
Med f oro, Oro. Phono 860.
Collections nnd Heparin
310
COLLECTIONS AN REPORTS W
colloctcd somo accounts 14 yenn
old. Wo know how to get tht
money. Tho Builocl; Morcantilt
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has
kins' Bldg., 210 E. Main at.
JKngliiccr nud Contractor
FriEDNT CUMMTNaSSnglncor nnd
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg
Surveys,, cstlmntos, Irrigation
drnlnago, orchard nnd land lni
provouiont.
Gnrbngo
GARDAC1E Get your promlBOi
cleaned up for tho summer. Call
on the city gnrbago wagons foi
gooil service. Phono 274-L. F
V. Allnn I
Y. Allou.
Instruction In Music
ilXlGHT MUSICJ STUDIO RootE
401, Garnott-Coroy bldg. Fred Al
ton llalght, piano; Mrs. Florence
Halllday Halght, voice, Phont
72.
I'hytlclnn and Kurgeons
DrT""?." G. CARLOW, DTL EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 41C-417 Qarnett-Coro)
bldg., phono 103C-L. Rcaldenc
20 South Laurel st.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OBtoopathh
physician, 303 Garnett-Coroj
building. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician nnd
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye
car, noso nnd throat. Eyes scion
tlflcally tested nnd glasses sup
piled. Oculist nnd Aurlut for S. P
R. H. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono 6C7
DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and
Burgeon l'honca, office 30, resi
dence 724-J. Offtco hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi
cian nnd Biirgoou, Offlco Palm
block, oppOBlte Nash hotel. Hoarr
10 to 12, 1 to 4, Phono 110-J.
T. O. HEINE, M. D. Eyo, Ear
Noso nnd Throat. Hoadachos nnd
nervous conditions rollevcd bj
properly fitted glasses. Cross oyot
straightened. Offlco 228 E. Malu
st., phono 303. Consultation free
GORDON MAO CRACKEN, M. D.
Homocpathlo Physician, Surgeon,
228 East Main St., Medford, Oro
gon. Office phono 142, residence
phono 732-R2. Office hours 1 to
4 p, m,
Printers nud Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.. has tht
best equipped printing offlco to
Kouthern Oregon; hook binding
looso leaf ledgors, billing systems,
etc. Portland prlcos. 27 North
Fir st.
Public Hlciiogrnplicr
ST T. EmVARDs sTeograplioi
and Miiltlgraphlng, Rooms 409-410
Gnruett-Coroy building. Offlci
phono 709-J, rosldonco phont
1G3.R.
HERlTKR'Fj; IIBR R "l A N Stenogra
pher, room 29, Jnckson County
Bank Bldg, Dictation taken an;
placo any tlmo by the only Stcno
type operator Iu Southern Oro, Of
flco phono 515, Hue. 275-J.
TrniiNfci-n
EAHS THXN'Hl'Kit & STORAGE CO
Of rice 42 North Front st. Phont
315. Prlcos right. Service guar
anteed. WHY?
IT 18 YOUIl Ul'RINISSS TO SEE MR
Because- my moc. in trudo Is to
have optioned at tho lowest cash
price tho bent buy lu this county.
1 have been ou tno ground look
Ing out for you for the. past five
years. Nearly evoryday I havo in
vestigated some "good thing." I have
ollmlnatod everything except those
deals which I am convlncod will se
cure me satisfied customer.
In a few hours tlmo I can give you
the benefit of this research. It Is mj
business to show you over the county
and Introduco you to the possibilities
and opportunities here, Bee Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
'tB W"t Mala Street
Our Prices
lyi-flal. Tea GardDn Gyrttp 50c
I nal. Tea Gnnlsn Svrun . -...85c
5-lb. can Karo Syrup 33c
10-lb. c?n Karo Syrup .. 63c
Crystal White Soao, doz -45c
3 cakes Ec Sweetheart Sonp 5c
Star Nantha Washlno Powder,
25c size 19c
Citrus Washing Powtter, 25c slzc..20c
Gloss Starch, 2 pkjjs. .. . . . 15c
Cornstarch, 2 pl:gs ... .. 15c
Sprlnfl Clothe Pins, doz 05c
Large Roll Toilet Paper . ... 05c
Royal Baklnrj Powder, lb.... 43c
K. C. Baklnrj Powder, 25c slzc20c
I lb. Hcrsey's Cocoa 29c
', lb. Hcrscys Baklnrj Chocolate. 1 9c
Ground Chocolate, lb.
30c
14 lb. Upton's Tea ...
;.33c
-63c
...37c
6aC
I lb. Upton's Tea
50c Bulk Tea, per lb..
Jnpan Rice, per I!)..
Head Rice, per lu..
Macaroni, per lb. ...
- 80
-614c
,20c
. 9c
l5c
..70c
25c
35c
30c
35c
.l5c
35c
20c
Bulk Cocoanut, per lb
Bulk Crackers, per lb
Holly Milk, 2 cans
Ycloban Milk, doz.
3 pkrjs. Crackers and Cookies,
10c size .
Soft Shell Walnuts, 2 lbs
Cornmeal, sack
Rolled Oats, sack
2 10c sacks Salt
2 25c sacks Salt ,
Lemons, doz.
Oranges, doz.
....25c
.l2c
IOc
lie
Comb Honey
3 boxes Matches
Codfish, lb. .
Shrimp, can ...
He
Canned Peas, doz.
Canned Surjar Corn, doz..
Best Creamery Butter, lb..
.$1.05
41-05
.30c
NO CREDIT
NO DELIVERY
JACKSON COUNTY
SUPPLY CO.
Gut Price Grocers
33 North Grapo Street
OPENING OF
TOYLAND
As usual, tho headquarters
for holiday floods for every
body will be at the
RED FRONT
5, 10 AND 25c STORE
123 West .Main Street
FURS
Ladies Furs
Misses' Furs
Children's
Furs
FIRST-CLASS FURS
at Itcasonublu Prices
Nothing Nlcor for Christmas prosonts
F. W. Bartlett
:$I8 tout Main St.
SAN FRANCISCO
Corner Gury and Jones Sts.
HOTEL KENSINGTON
"An hotel ot R(il."
Oonlrully IotoUh! within tlioatm nnd
iliuppiKtf dWtrUu. Ill) iimny oultUIq
rooms with lutli. Houutitully IiirnUlioU.
On direct car lln. to ttia KXl"OSVriON-
TKN JJlNl'TliS KlU
(jcven ttory Het'l ami coocrcto bullJIue.
RATIS; Mt7 JW0 9 day
Vrom Ferry or Dupoti UVa
"l'Kl 1- lltAI 111 ' at our dxmiim. or
any Uvury ntn-r, ur iuu'i tug Uoor.
Wrlti'lorlUA-lut.
WITH MEDFORD TRADE
IS MEDFORD MADE