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MEDFORD MATT TTtTBUNE. MEDFORD. OKKuwX, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
OCAL AND
JL' PERSONAL
T. V. f'alklna of Dimivit spent
Monduy and TiM-sduy In tin; i-ily In
vostlKaliiiK Iui1iii!Sh conditions.
Pear label time Is here. Stock
labels or special labels at the Med
ford Printing Co.
O. F. Jordon Is a lmslneH visitor
from Portland for u f'W d:iyn.
Kviirybody Is crazy to net the first
chance of tho luirmihiH on Krlilay and
Saturday at the (Irnnd .Market and
ItiuninnKe hale, Cut hliert bulldlnK.
John CowkIII of San PranclKco Is
In Medford today on buHlneHH.
Mrs. I.each, cornetH to order, ma
terial and fit guaranteed. Phone
GS3-J.
O. T. Rean of I.os AukoIph was In
Medford Monday and Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Dora Tl. Shilke. worthy
Brand matron, O. K. S., or La Grande,
Ore., will make her orriclal visit to
IteameH chapter Wednesday evening.
September 27. Iteceptlon and social
by the chapter will be Riven for the
dlstlnRiilslied guest. Ilift
Mr. and Mrs. .John J. TIrofiun of
Antelope, Ore., are Medford visitors
for a few days.
Get your bakery goods at De
Voo's.
Mrs. F. H. Fnrrnr of Ray Gold
spent Monday and Tuesday with Med
ford friends.
Sell those clean cotton rnjis while
the high prices are on. Medford
Printing Co.
, L. J. and P, It. (Irlsson of Climax
BjM.'nt Tuesday In .Medford transact
ing. huslnesB-.
Do you know what a rummage sale
is It's whore a lean purse buys so
much that your neighbors ure green
with envy.
Charles Prim of Jacksonville spent
Monday and Tuesday in the city on
business.
See the stock labels carried by tlio
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
H. Jj. Pulaski of Hornbrook was a
business visitor In thn city Monday
and Tuesday.
McdTord boosters smoke the Med
ford nnd Mt. Pitt clgarB. .
Mrs. M. Kgbort of liillon, Mont.,
Is spending a few' days with Medford
friends.
Do you need a classy llttto run
about nil freshly painter? One is
going for a song at tlio rummage
Bale.
11. V. Sims Is a business visitor In
the city from lOngano.
Buttermilk So quart tit De Voo's.
Inquiries hnve been received from
the following persons by the Medford
Chamber of Commerce: W. fl. Hell,
Ajo, Arizona, general information;
Interested in stuck raising. V.
Ferguson, lUTi-lilst St., San Diego,
Cel., general Information. Mrs. Ceo.
Wutklns, Kldorndo lilock, Mnrshfleld,
Ore., all available Information; in
terested in thin section and lias parly
of friends coming here. 1). S.
Hooves, Santa Ana, Calif., general
Information.; lightning shoe repair.
.1. Proentlce Jones, Cour d'Alene,
Idaho, interested in lumber business.
C. F. Knmpf, American Falls, Idaho,
general Information and looking for
a milder climate. F. L. Watrous,
Fort Colilns, Coloi ado, general Infor
mation and looking for a milder cll
tii at u. C. L. Parker. 2 ! I tl Wheeler
St., Uerkeley, Calif., Interested In co
operative fruit shipments.
Why smoko bit cigars, when Lb
flondan are only 10c.
K. K. Farhurt of llogue ltlver was
In the city Tuesday oil business.
Have you only a few dollars to
spend for your winter outfit? Then
romo to the Cutlibert building Fri
day and Saturday.
Kenton Pool of I'ppor Applcs:ate
was in Medford Tuesday on business.
Anlo wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Itopnlr Shop, opposite pub.
He market.
.Mert Pool of Kaglo Point spent
Tuesday In Mcdfiird on business.
War prices paid for clean cotton
rags at Medford Printing Co.
John Under or Fugle Point was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
lo ou want to dance to music b)
the liest orchestra In Southern Ore
gon? Then come to the Cutlibert
building Friday and Saturday
nights.
Mrs. Fred Mcpherson or Fagle
Point ias a Medlord visitor Tuesday.
Pakery goods at Tie Voa".
Green Mathews and John Miiiler
of Fugle Point were In Medford Tues
dav. For fine photos get Mael.cy, eel
South Main and Central, Medrord,
Ore. 1t.il.
Itoj Fllioit returned Monday after
noon from a s! weeks' vl-.it In the
east.
Get your milk, cream, butter exgs
and buttermilk Rt lie Voe's
John Pool of Trail spent Tucsil;t
in the city on business
Smoke ft King Spill cigar, 6e.
Thev are home-nmde. tf
Mrs. Herl Noycs returned Mondav
from thi' east, where she spent a
month vl-lting relatives.
The city council will hold their. Friends of the Fpworth League) Mrs. W. O. Wheeler of Eogle Point j
regular meeting in the council chain- 'willleaye on a trip around the world spent Tuesday chopping in Medford
bers tonight. A representative or j ednesday evening at h o ciock, after
an eastern bonding house yysterday , the parade uptown. Itiu
conferred with city officials and to- , y. Owen of Fail Claire, Wis.;
night the result of the conferences j j0jin s. Owen, Jr., anil A. It. Owen,
will be talked over. It Is thought f Owen, Wis., are spending a few-
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harrison of
Klamath Falls are spending a few
days In the city visiting friends.
James Duruud of St. Louis Is a
T
that a new plan ror the solution of
the paving problem will be presented
that will meet the approval of both
council and bonding house.
Offices huve hern opened for Doc
tors Ijow and The Dow Hospital In
tho Medford Furniture and Hardware
lluilding. Drs. M. C. Dow will lie In
tho offices from 2 to .1 p. m. Tele
phone 130.
The case against Frank Handle,
who was ac'-esed of cruelty to anl-
days In the city. ..,..,. ,.ior ,
Dr. Klrchgessuer will be at Hotel I Leonard Vogle of New York City
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for 1 transacted business In Medford Tues-
consiillation, 10 to 3. jday.
C. T. Mc.Vamar is a business visitor
In tile city for a few days from San
Francisco.
Lunch goods at De Voe'a.
A. T. De Mattis of Los Angeles
spent Monday and Tuesday In the city
transacting business.
1 You can take a trip around the
I Floyd Pearce of
Tuesday utternoon
iagle Point spent
iu Medford.
ASSERTS LANDRITH
BOSTON S LEAD Ifl
LEAGUE
ay
I V At Last A Bunion Humify
That Affords Immediate
Relief find Effects A Positive Curs
est ask forapackage of "rjurionComfort1
mals. was dismissed Monday after- world for 2.1c Wednesday evening
Carl Von der llellen of Wellen
! spent Tuesday in Medford.
A car of Hose pears was sold yeg
jterday In Huston at $3.4 7 and a car
'of half boxes in the same market for
noon on itiotiou of the prosecuting at
torney. Harlhtdoiiiew Company of Portland
will show ladles' suits, dresses, coals,
etc., at the Medford Hotel Weilne-duy
September 27. Ladles of Medfoid
are cordially Invited.
Alfred L. Parkhurst, manager of
Crater Lake Lodge, spent. Monday
and Tuesday In Medford. He stated
that early Monday morning a light
snow re 1 1 at Hie rim.
No Hunting signs for sale at the
Mall Tribune orrice.
Wrs. Horace Pelton and daughter
of. Sams Valley spent Tuesday shop
ping In the city.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
and $25 a month.
After spending two weeks hunting
In the hills of Curry rounty, a party
of Medford sportsmen returned Mon
day night, bringing one bear and
several pulrs of horns as trophies.
The members of the party were: T.
F. Daniels, Leon Haskins, Sam Son
dry, Diivo Gibson, Fred Merril of
Grants Pass and C. 11. Monaghan or
Del Hosa, Cal, The hear was put In
cold storage and will bo kept for the
Flks bnrbecue.
No trespass, signs for sale nt the
Mall Tribune ofrice.
Tho chief of police announces that
If property owners fail to trim the
trees before their property, the work
will be done at the direction of the
department and tho bill charged
against the property.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Hide.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. S. Orchard and
C. 1). Orchard of Santa Cruz. Cal..
are spending a few days looking over
the valley with Medford jis headquarters.
Hemstitching, pleating and all
kinds of covered buttons niado at
Mrs. H. K. 1 fancy's, Garnett-Corey
bldg.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Guy Con
nor, September 2a, at Sacred Heart
hospital, a daughter.
Something new, brick ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take one with von. The Shasta.
II. 1). Taft or Oakland. Cal., Is In
the city on business for u lew davs.
Do Voo buys beer bottles.
George II. Graves of Salein Is
spending n few days in the city trans
acting business.
Haths 2rc. Ilotol Holland.
Charles K. Mack or Fugeno wus In
Medford Monday and Tuesday on
business.
Siskiyou or Coiostln water. 10c
bottle at Do Voe's; 5c deposit on
bottle.
L. F. Halley and C. C. King are
business vislturs In Medford from
Portland.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
The Insurance Man.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TAKKX CP One team horses, one
road ami one black. Oak Lodge.
King's Highway, C. W. Ahercrom
hie. liii
LOST A child's blue tamoshanter
hat on Jackson Co., Hank corner.
Please leave at Mail Tribune.
l'OH SALK Sheep, il ewes.
Full Griffin Creek.
Polk
171
FOI! FXCII ANC.F -Small good ranch
three miles out, city water, elec
tric lights, telephone, for a good
house in Medford. P. F. Wynkoop.
S2II West lJUl street. Phone
204-W. ,'.i
BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAYS. INC.
I'l t M'tii i 'id ure Vi't'Mnit of n
l.i' rrinl tit' tin1 Su-rnis
THE GIRL OF
LOST LAKE
IlltreilMelll
MYRTLE GONZALEZ,
VAL PAUL,
FRED CHURCH
ml a Selerl Contpanv el' Ulurliird
I'll.. I.. I'laver-.
Pit tor ial BtMiitirs of the Moun
tains. Natural Srcpcs in Nature Setlinus.
Hti(!;c(l Types in Stirrimj Romance.
ALSO
NEWS PICTORIAL
QfmrH,m'se TODAY
Otar(-ara. ami
THEATER mount. Tomorrow
F. church. lim' j .7 (ti 11 Nicholas, mayor of Fagle
New Orleans is . Point, spent Tuesday In Medford
transacting business.
for
few
'starting from thn M
II. T. Merlon or
visiting Medford friends
days.
L. K. Haalk or Fagle Point was a
business visitor In the city Tuesday
afternoon.
Get your gasoline at De Voe's.
Jim Dinlilns returned to Medford
Mondav night Irom lluckelberry
mountain.
Big 5c milkshakes at De Voe's.
Hack's Vets, the losers in the game
played two weeks ago for the base
ball championship of local Flkdom sharp
will be hosts to Jerry's Colts at a ...
caiCKen leeu at lue ijn a emu lu-
night. Members of both teams are
requested to meet in the club rooms
at 7 o'clock.
Why not get it at De Voe's?
G. "11. CronenilHor of Gold Dill
spent Monday afternoon and evening
in Medford.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
The Golden Link class of the First
Haptlst Sunday school will hold their
regular monUily social and business
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at
tho home of Mrs. M. L. Daily, 228
South Holly street. All members are
urged to he present.
Huttermilk, 10c gal. Do Voe's.
Frank Fberidge has returned to
his home in Gledale, after spending a
week with Medford friends.
Try a King Splta cigar and en
courage home industry.
John Wagner of the Little Butte
district is in Medford for a few days
on business.
' Saleslady wanted In- millinery de
partment at Ahren's. Must be ex
Attention!
The Grizzlies will entertain their
club members wltii a camp fire and
welnlo roast Wednesday evening In
tho Hill Grove at the end of South
Oakdale. Bring your cup anil spoon
and some sandwiches and the com
mittee will furnish the rest. A lively
and entertaining program has been
:irrange(i, so be on hard at 8 p. 111.,
KATUN, X. M., Sent. L'(i 'l'lie ur
gument that more lienor is sold in
i-(lr.v'' states thnn in ''wet' I'reouenl
ly advanced by the saloon interests
wns declared ''silly'' today by Dr. Ira
Lundrith, prohibition eanilidute for
viee-ireident nt Hie last meeting of
the "dry'' jiecial train campaigners
in New Mexico.
''Do you think for a minute that if
the ussorlion were trite Hie iiiiuor in
terests would lie lighting prohibi
tion; lie a-ked ' he
From here the s ial (rain left for lirookl;
Colorado. Meetings were to he held ; Itostmi
today at Trinidad. La Junta, Rocky-j "
lord," I'uelilo nnd Colorado Sprines.' With Medford trade Is Medford made,
CIHCAfiO. Sept. lit!. Host
em) 111 I le American league Uliliealeu, Ttt
more secure today than at any '" j hXX
il 111 in tlic season, its ( lncayo, elost't jt)'w swu;ien, huw painful and how tilstoi teci
rivul, two and one-half games SyotVoan,
lis oltlv folll' IllOl'e L'llllieS to 11 IIV. I ... ,...... rur.nnrH.nrlllf.rK-.ll
Detroit, l our games bcliind the Ud-Wind if you are not entno.y s:.tr,fi'-.l, simply 7"
i:...;....i.,.l return i;:c
ers. has virtually been
from the championship race with only
three more games to jilay before the
I season ends. Huston has seven gnnies
yel lo play, four with New York and
1 three with I'liilaileliiliin.
i Uronklyn is being pushed hnnl by
j Philadelphia lor the leailel-shio ill the
National league, only 11 single game
sepiuating tlieni today, (lames yet to
ed
the three lenders ure:
Philadelphia, .111, nnd
ba?k. "bunion Comtort" mve cured over
7? 000 men ana vromeu n:a p-v..t yem -esy
can curs you Why continue to .s'.:!:-r, when
hero is a guaranteed i:iw.mt rchpl? ,our
money baci if they fail. h u
1.FOX 11. HASKINS,
lit I Fast Main Street.
AMUSEMENTS T0NIGMT
1:1.
SHINE IfliJS
IN EVERY MS
DROP" MOTSJ?
BHck Silk Stovo Polish ;iti"ifej
lust tirjc: li.M j--: 1 vntp tr-.ii Vzr-r-SyQi
puli. u it ixvii-i yuti i
Black Silk
Stove Poiish
; Tiit tiiily noftt r-frimTnicri. bi It flvM n b'illl-
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A ItFAL 11117 SKXS.ATKIX OI'FXS LFtJITIM ATM SKASO.V.
A fJ? Thursday Night
rl.VJ"Il-Ortoher Sth
The Winter Garden's Most Dazzling, Gorgeous, Girliest
and Tuneful Revue
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A Worn of Pleasure
NINE HUGE SCENES OF CARRY A
BARBARIC SPLENDOS SPECIAL ' DELUGE
125 PEOPLE ORCHESTRA OF GIRLS
Travelint; In Their Own Special Train of Pullman and llaKaKc Cars.
CII.ALLKXtiK CAST IXCLUH:
AVM. XOItlilS. COXKOY L10.M.AIHK, COl'HTXHV KISTKIIS, MATt-
.'.ahi:t iodw.ahds, (uhj-i.xs ii.aut, hosie yi ixx, avaxda
I.A'OX, M'MAIIOX, DI.AJIOXI) t Jl.Al'LCW, I-1S.AXKLIX Jl.ATKS.
JIanaKer's Note This is positively the ' greatest Musical Mevue
That Evqr Played in Southern Oregon nnd the Best Show on the Uoad
this season. ,
MAIL OUDKKK NOW.
lU.v Office Sale .'Monday.
Floor
Halcony $1.
$2.00
$1.00, 75c, 50c
Pag
Last,
Time
The Ti'iang!e-lnce
Dramatic Feature
l'roscntine
WILLIE
COLLIER, Jr.
The BUGLE
CALL
Keystone
Hank' Mann in
Hearts and Sparks
TOMORROW
William
Farnum in-
THE MAN FROM
BITTER ROOTS
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50c SALE ICkSALE IcSALe!
STARTS THURSDAY, Sept. 28, at
All Kinds of Fine New Merchandise Sold for 50c, 10c and 1c
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA
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50c
A Few of the Articles Sold for
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A Few of the Articles Sold (or
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Men's New Dress Shoes 50c 50c Suspenders . . 10c Black Sox . . . lc
Men's New Work Shoes 50c 25c Neckties . . 10c Tan Sox . . . lc
Men's Soft Hats . . 50c Ladies' Hats . .10c Neckties . . . lc
Men's Union Suits . 50c Men's Stiff Hats . . 10c Toilet Paper . . lc
Men's $1.50 Heavy Flannel Shirts 50c Men's Overcoats . 10c Canvas Gloves . . lc
Men's Overcoats . 50c Men's Underwear . 10c 10c Handkerchiefs . lc
Iron Beds . . . 50c Ladies' Coats . . 10c Ladies' Hats . lc
Bed Springs . . 50c Ladies' Shoes . . 10c School Tablets . . lc
You buy one article for the regular price and you get another for 50c, 10c or lc, as the case may be.
For instance, you buy one pair of shoes for $2.24 and you get another pair for 50c, making two
pairs for $2.74. '
NOW LISTEN! Good things don't last always, so it will pay you to be there at 9 o'clock sharp.
It will be a long time before you have another chance like this. Mark well the time and place
32 NORTH FRONT ST. THURSDAY, 9 O'CLOCK SHARP
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