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JL PERSONAL
Mrs. lleiluu o( Tacnina, mother of j
Mrs. A. B. ('unniliKliani, left Thurs
day niornitiK for a trip to Southern
California and middle Western '
liolnw. after a visit with her daugh
ter In .Medford.
Pear label time U here. Stock
labels or special labels at the Hert
ford Printing Co.
Joe Riley of Kairle l'oint nent
Thursday in Medford.
Highest urice paid for strhtly
fiesh ranch cscs. Cafe Holland.
Kveryhody is crazy to pet the first
rhance of tho bargains on Friday and
Saturday at tho tirand Market and
Kunitnage Fale. t'uthbert buildlns.
Ben Whitstone of Kaftlo Point at
tended the cirrus in the city Thurs
day. Mrs.
terial
I.each, corsets to order, ma
and fit guaranteed. Phcue
6S3-J.
llert McKoe of Btincoin
spent
Thursday in Medford.
fanny Daddies and Quacker
noddies have arrived In Medford and
are enjoying a short rest after their
lone journey in the Medford Hook
Store window.
A. W. Itradshaw of Wllen spent
Wednesday in the Hty on business.
Get your bakery goods st D
Voe's.
Walker llejrEniami was a business
visitor in the'elty Wednesday after
noon from JCauld' Point.
Sell those clftn cotton rags while
the high prices are on. Medford
Printing Co.
Frances Heath of Kagle Point
spent Wednesday shopping in Med
ford. . Po you know what a rummage sale
Is, It's where a lean purse buys so
much that your neighbors are groen
wllh envy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Haielrigg re
turned to Medford Thursday morning
after a brief visit lo San 'ranvlsro.
The October list of Columbia
records includes some very fine ones.
The Medriird ltook Store is filling up
some special rooms In which to show
the Columbia line.
K. M. Tucker of Trail spent Thurs.
day In Medford attending the circus.
See the stock labels carried by tho
Medford Printing Co., If yon are In
a hurry.
C. S. Holoway of Trail was a Med
ford visitor Thursday.
- Medford boosters smoke tho Med
ford and ML Pitt cigars.
tleorge A. Ktegs of Portland trans
acted business in the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
Do you need a classy liule run
about all freshly painter? One is
going for a song at the rummage
sale.
A. K. Harhart is a business visitor
in lire city from Itotaic itlver.
Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's.
Albert Anderson of Grants Pass
invent Thursday in MedTord transact
ing business and attending the cirrus
Why smoke bit cigars, when La
flondas are only 10c. '
Harry Strong of Mrtle Creek I:
spending a few das with Medford
friends.
AH member of the Pochahontas
l.oduc are required to be present at
the regular meeting Friday evening
(Icorge Itelnklne of San Francisco
is in the city on bu.-iness for a few
days.
Have ou onlv a few dollars to
spend for your winter outfit ' Then
come to the Cuthhcrt building "r ri-
day and Saturday. '
Mr. end .Mrs t l Sinllli and Mrs
Cera Allison of Ashland spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in the city.
Auto wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
lie market.
Mr. and Mrs J S I ches of Trail
sient Thursday in the cilv shopping
?nd atlt nding the circus
War priees paid for clean cotton
rags at Medford Printing Co.
K, It. Has kins of San Franeicn iw
visiliiu Mtilfoid irtends and attend
ing to lMi.iue in tile tit.
Mrv Leah Har.-iav Tailor made
corsets, ciiar.inteeu. Photic tA-l-.l.
V I. ( lari.eof AshUnd s'.ieet Wed.
ner-da- mid Thursday in Medford ou
busines.
in.-ttl Line Piund paper Is the
i !ieapt ay to btiv tttwv.l mritiuc
pa,er.
.1 U. O'sen and .1. II .Johnson n?
lllanls l.s attti:dod the ( irens
Thr'!;.v
Do ou nant to liau-e to ihmmc b
tie i-e-i onhe.-'r.( in Southern fre-
C'Mi Ttien eon.e
building l'iida
tit-hl-
K I' Hea.t K a
the i : . I ;o!.; Per:
! the CutrT'er.
dlii! S'nids;.
e.Mln lHor in
and
U A. . It hl!
I ' W. P, V,, e le
lhl ( i;i.
Pre 1 Sir.'!
to M-.!cir ! W.
Ing hi- part i t-
' rnoton .1
icexLu and i -.-M:.
and Mrs Chirle?
St rat: -
See Dave Wood aSoat (hat fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Trtbure
Bldg.
K. W. Hunter, former stenographer
for the Rogue R'ver Fruit and Pro
duce Association and now in the em
ploy of the Mount Shasta Land and
Irrigation Company at Montague, is
In the city for a few days on busi
ness. Huiues In Montague is good,
he sav :. and all the farmers of the
section have plenty of money.
Special meeting X. It. A. city ball
this evening. T:30. C. W. Davis secre
tary. Ueorge tjrigsby is a business visitor
in the city from Anteloi.
Bakery goods at De Voe'e.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark of
Kagle l'oint spent Thursday in Med
ford shopping and attending the cir
cus. Get your milk, cream, butter eggs
and buttermilk st Ds Voe's.
Mrs. C.eorge Phillips of Kagle Point
was a .Medford visitor inursuu.
The Parent-Teacher's Circle of the
Jackson school will meet Friday
afternoon at 3:30. The officers and
members are kindly invited to at
tend. Frank Lea Is of Kagle Point sent
Thursday in Medford.
Smoke a King Spits cigar. 5c.
They are home-made. tf
J. R. Orr of Tulare. Cal., is in the
city looking over business openings.
No Hunting signs for sale at the
Mail Tribune office.
K. P. Clark of Kagle Point was a
visitor in the city Thursday.
Gates sells Ford cars, 1300 down
and l-'5 a month.
E. C. llealy of Portland is in the
city for a few days investigating city
and orchard properties.
No trespass signs for sale at the
Mail Tribune office.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Seeley and son
of Ontario, Cal., are tourist visitors in
the city.
De Voe buys beer bottles.
IF
ME,
R. F. D. N6V I Box 56 Medford, Ore.
is an authorized subscription representative of
The Ladies' Home Journal,The Saturday Evening Post,and
MEDFORD MATT, TRrRUXK.
H. X. Starr of Portland is
' ness ' visitor In the city far
bust-
few
days.
' O. -V. Nelson has gone to Salem,
here he will address the Scandi
navians at the stale fair next Friday.
: Hemstitching, pleating acd all
kinds of covered buttons made at
Mrs. B. E. Haney's. Garnett-Corey
.bldg.
George J. Bor.esse of Portland
spent Wednesday and Thursday lu
Medford on Irtislness.
I Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two tours.
Take one with you. The Shasta.
W. C. Brown of the O. A. C, Cor
vallis is in the city in the interests of
his institution.
Baths ?.',c. Hotel Holland.
i Mrs. Nannie S. Slufard ol lto.-eburg
is visiting Medford friends for a few
! days.
i Siskiyou or Colestln water. 10c
bottle at De Voe's; 5c deposit on
I bottle.
j Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Brand
'of Wilbur. Ore., are the guests of
Medford friends for the week,
j For the best insurance see Holmes
I The Insurance Man.
Mrs. K. L. Kincaid of Ashland
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
.Medford.
! Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel
jNash every Wednesday. Hours for
j consultation, 10 to 3
I The Parent-Teacher's Assoeiatiou
'of the Washington school will hold its
j first meeting for the year at the
j school building Friday evening at
j 7 : 30- This meeting is intended cs
I pecially as a ro-ptlon to the teachers
jof that schcol and all parents are
'urged to be present. There will be
I
a short p ograin.
Light refreshment!
will be served.
I Try a King Spitz cigar and en
courage home Industry.
Put the price of a few hours of
farm labor into a subscription for
the national farm weekly, and save
yourself many hours of labor and
money and worry for a year to
come.
Every crop, eyery kind of farm
question is covered by The Coun
try Gentleman. Practical farmers,
stockmen, dairymen, orchardists,
write for it. It has correspondents
in every state.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
Independence Square, Philadelphia
MEDFORD. OltKCOX. Tlll'RsDAY. SKITKM1SKK
Jackson County W. C. T. U. con- John Barnum of Portland spent a
jTention September ! and 30 In the'short time In Medford Thursday. Mr.
) Baptist church. Afternoons will be Barnum now has a position in the of-
instructive and Interesting. It you fice of the Southern Pacific Superin
; want to know who the candidates aretendent In Dunsmuir.
(and hear them speak, come to the
; Baptist church Friday afternoon.
Lunch goods at De Voe's.
! A. F. Deltome of San Francisco is
a business visitor iu the city for a few
days.
' Typewriter paper of all kinds at
(Medford Printing Co.
C. E. Hamlin of Los Angeles spent
Wednesday and Thursday in the city
looking over business openings.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe's.
Fred A. Austin of Portland was a
Medford visitor the first of the week.
Big 5c milkshakes at De Voe's.
i Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Waltuian of
Chlcag-i are tourist visitors in the; day.
I city. - . . Fred Stevens of Central Point was
i Why not get it at De Voe's? a Medford visitor Thursday,
j Jess Ray of Cincinnati was hi the A. J. Hauri of Central Point trans-
city Wednesday and Thursday on!acted business in Medford Thursday,
business. I William Howard Chandler of Bel-
F. M. Cloves of Minneapolis was In 'linghain. Wash., Is in Medford and 'the front wheel broke on his car
j the city on business Thursday. vcinity for a few days. Five! while speeding on the highway near
Art Anderson is a tourist visitor j years ego Mr. Chandler spent three , Ashland last night. The car nar
iin the city from Newton, Kansas. months fishing along Rogue ltiver'rowly missed turning over, but ex-
Jack G. Lansing of Portland spent
.Wednesday and Thursday in the city
ion business. .
j Misses Mary and Anna Smith of
Talcnt were tbe guests of Medford
; friends Thursday.
i E. J. Kaiser, postmaster of Ash-
land and C. B. Wolfe, editor of the (plant of tho Rogue River Valley Can
I Record, were circus visitors iu Med-jning Company. As the plant is mak-
jford Thursday.
Get your gasoline at De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wllfert Clark and
Everett Clark of Roslyu. Wash., ar-
rived in Medford Thursday morning
and intend making their home here.
jThey were Joined by Miss Winifred
i Clark, who has spent the past two
weeks in Medford.
R.WIL
Mrs. G. W. Priddy has returned to
Medford after a two week's visit with
friends in Portland.
I.
A. Xchl of Ashland has pur-
chased u Suuer-Sii Hudson from the
Bernard -Motor Co. Mr. Bernard has
gone to Portland to drive down an -
other one. Thev are very hard to
; get and will advance $i:.U in price
soon.
i Tom Riley of Eagle Point spent j
Thursday in the city. spent Thursday in ucuiord trans-
Fred Moon of Beagle w as a busi-, acting business and attending the clr
ness visitor In the city Thursday. cus.
Tyson and W. r.eall of Central
Point were Medford visitors Thurs-
land has returned to try his
luck
iagain. "
I Mrs. E. T. Youkers of Grants Pass
: is spending a few days in the city
j visiting friends and relatives.
j An average of one carload, of to-
matoes a day is being packed in the
ing a good success this year, the di-
-rectors hope to make extensive i nt -
'provemcnts and additions to their;
equipment before next season
Ray Ellis of Butte Falls spent
Wednesday with Medford friends. by the Rogue River Fruit and Pro
E. T. Staples of Ashland was a 'due Association at $2.28 a box. In
business visitor in the city Wednes-(eluded in the car was a large ship-
day afternoon.
How to get back out of your land
the money you put in it is the big
idea behind The Country Gen
tleman. It deals with selling crops as well
as growing them.
300,000 farmers bought it when
it was $1.50 a year.
Now it is $1 a year 52 issues
every week.
23. 1010
Fred Wheeler is a busluesa visitor
In the city from Grants Pass.
William Muller, who ls connected
with the Oakland, Cel., branch of the
Owl Drug Company In California, has
returned to Medford for a visit with
friends
Harry
Williams is a business
visitor In tne city tor ia
; the Steamboat country
X. M. Lyons of Lakevew. Or., Is
1 spending the week with friends and
i relatives in Meutoru anu mum;
John Caster of Central Point was
'a Medford visitor Thursday.
William Vaughn of Sams alley
I James Slover was a business visitor
in the city Thursday. Mr. Mover la a
druggist of Grants Pass.
Harry Treshain motored iu from
Sams Valley Thursday to attend the
circus.
H. K Eberly of Toledo, Wash., had
a narrow escape when the axle on
cept for a few bumps, the occupants
I were unhurt.
A. C. Howlett, writer of the Kagle
Point Eaglets, spent Thursday in
Medford ou business and during the
afternoon attended the circus.
II. II. Bingham of Eugene was in
.Medford Thursday on business.
The New York P.artlott market has
boomed as a reaction, thu
prices
cents
1 of from ten to thirty
a box, paid Immediately follow
ing the threatened railroad strike.
Yesterday a car of Bartletts was sold
ment from the Westerlund orchards.
J
at last I've found
instant
Bunion
Relief
I don't limp and fuss and worry-.
don't scold and fret anil bemoan m.
fate and my feet "Bunion Comfort'
gave r.ie instant rolicf stopped th.
pain instantly gradually reduced th.
Inflammation and softened and dissolyeJjl
the bunion without one bit of pain or'
discomfort. You can wear resular shew
no pads, plates or cutting just put on (
"Bunie.n Comfort" and away goes your pain
and away goes your rAinion. Over
men ar.d women Have been cured last y'eat
and we guarantee that ynu will find com.
plete satisfaction with 'Bunion Comlyrt't
or you need not pay one cent. Buy ,
box today try two pluters, and if yon do
not fnid rustaut relief, return the remainder
and J?rt your money back. We know whit
'liuinon Con. fort" has done for others
we know what it can do for you so try
them at our exonse.
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