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CTEDFOTtfl WAIT) TT?TTt7E, MF.DFOTJD, OI.KOOX. TITTRSDA'Y. XOVEMBEK
1010
IOCAL AND
' PERSONAL
K. M. McKeiiny, of Medford. repre
sent Idk New Vorli and London dial
ers In fruii. I In llm elty, liavinK
liroiiKliI over a cheek fur $luo:..12.
which lin turned over to DoiikIhk
Wood for tliu IttKt cur of Ncwtowns
Bold In the London market of Mr.
Wood's Hliipmoiit. The apples wore
Brown on Hip II. n. Wyniau place,
of which .lr. Wood )iub limine, iiiid
broiiliht nnt to Mr. Wood ?U2 per
bor, thelieHt sale reported In the dl-trlt.-
tirnnts I'uss Courier.
Attorney W. 10. I'hlpps has re
moved Ills offices lo M. F. & II. Ilnlld.
In((, rooms 42.1-126. Klovator ser
vice. Telephone number rhantud In
:,:iil.
Mrs. P. V. Streets of Grants Puss
Is vlsltliiR In Medford.
Rotten now manure. Hoover's dairy.
Don Colvlii, auditor of tho C'alifor-nln-OreKon
Power Co., spent Wednes
day in Grants Puss.
To friends and kinsfolk, your p'..r
irult at Xinus will carry a message
of IhoUKlitfitlness Hint Is next to ti
personal visit. Arranne for tho nlc
llnir today. The Swem Studios.
-Mr. and Mrs. flett Moses arrived In
the dty Wednesday evenlnK from
Mullen, Idaho and will make theli
home in tho city. Mr. Moses Is a
in'.iiiig man.
Japaneso Curio Store, 30 North
Central avenue half block from main
Toys and Oriental noveltlos. Tea
room open afternoons.
J. K. Urown of HiirIii Point was a
I.unlne&s visitor In the city Wednesday
alternoon.
It Id u-nrlh nni' nnn'i tlmA tn CO
over to Pierce's Greenhouse now mid
sen bis beautiful display.
The Hev. W. K. (lloncknnr of
Grants Pnss Is visiting friends In Med-
ford.
Kvery home needs a "Pacific"
Cedar Chest. Order one now for
Christmas. Useful, ornamental, ni
Ideal hlft. installment plan of pav
ment If you wish. Many styles and
sizes tn stock. Taclflc Furniture and
Fixture Factory. 21! t
11. G. Fnrrel of Phoenix was a busi
ness visitor In Medfortl Wednesday
afternoon.
Make your Xmns p,rentlnfi a per
sonal one an appreciated one. Send
;our photograph. The Swem Stu
dlos. '
II. M I.owo of Ashland spent Wed
n'sduy afterrioon In the city attend
ing to business matters.
Mrs. Leach, Corsets mndo-to-urdor.
Alxlo-Support Corset, nlso bolts. 32C
North Bartlott, Phone (S83-.T.
Itay 10. IjOIik of Mnrshflnld spent
the first of the week In Moil ford on
business.
Buttermilk, lOe gnl. Da Voe's.
SS4 Phone Heath's Drug Store.
John Harroll of Tillamook, Ore. Is
r.inong the out of town men spending
the wook In tho city. ,
The greatest urgumonl in favor of
Ili'iSless Treatments Is, they pro
duco results, nr. Hedges, 235 K
Main.
Allss E. U Kalch of Yreka. Cal. Is
spending the week with Mod ford
friends.
illr. and Mrs. .1. J. Km mens
will leave the first or December on n
trip to Kastern and Middle Western
points.
Pierce, the Florist, has sonin extra
nice table ferns for the dining room
table.
II. D. Cox of Portland Is In Med
ford on business for n few days.
' See Dave Wood aoout that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & II. Dldg.
Arthur T. Hammers is a business
visitor In Hie city from Salem.
Gates sells Ford cars 200 down
and a month.
D. E. Fisher of the Shell Gasoline
Co., spent Thursduy In Medford and
transacted business with lluggarh
Hros., the local agents.
Cordova thlniis are selling In nil-
vance so well we wired for more, but
cannot get them. Medfoid Hook
Store.
i Fred Kdlcr of I.uko Creek was a
Medford visitor Wednesday evening
Pierce, the Florist, certainly has a
flno line of ferns. Ills greenhouses
are at 100,1 Knst Main.
1 lem Childcr spent Thursday In
the Applegnte valley attending to
business matters.
As a Xmas gift nothing equal th
personal charm of a well-made photo
graph or yourself. You must have
the pictures made at onto If you In
tend to send any of them away. Tho
Bivcm Studios.
Mr. und Mrs. Marlon l-niu-e were
called to Granta Pass Thursday by the
Illness of a sister of Mr. l.unce.
Bicycles' Motorcycles! Parts and
Sundries. Expert repairing. Work
guaranteed. II. and X. Shop, Sparta
bid., new managtnent.
Mrs. A. True Lundy
NUBONE CORSETS
Surgical Fittings a Siccially
riiniic U.-tcl Mc.ir..i'..
The Parent-Teachers' Circle of tbel
Washington school will bold Hie No-1
veiulier meeting In the school build-1
lug Friday, Novoiubor .'14, ut three p.
A number of mutters of Interest
aro to come uetoro the meeting,
among them being the report of the
annual state convention of the Con
gress of .Muthers. Light refreshments
will be served. Iia'.iles or mothers
will be cared for in separate rooms If
the mothers so desire. All mothers
are cordially Invited.
Baths 25c. Hotel Holland.
K. V. Ilouiayer of Seattle Is spend
ing a few days In the city attending
lo business matters.
Bakery goods nt De Voe's.
T. T. Mosliy Is a business visitor In
ihe city for a lew iluys from New
York City.
See the stook labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., It you are in
a burry.
I. 11. Flndley of Climax spent Wed
nesday afternoon In Ihe city on busi
ness. Big Gc milk shakes at De Voe's.
F. S. Tlealy of Portlund spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in Medford on
business.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
W. G. Kgleston of San Francisco is
a business visitor In tho city.
Three Intlul special Xmas emboss
ed stationery at the Medford Print
ing Co. Order early. Prices are at
tractive. II. J. Swldge of Grnnts Pass was
In Medford on business Wednesday
and Thursday.
Typewriter paper ot all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
S. W. Hughes of San Francisco Is
spending a few . days In the city on
business.
Highest price paid for strictly
fresh ranch eggs. Cafe Holland.
A. II. McFiulden of San Francisco
is among the out of town business
visitors In the city.
Old papers for snlc at tills office at
DOoforlOO.
M. D. Joseph of Rochester, X. Y.,
is in Medford on business.
Dr. Kirchgessner will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation, 10 to 3.
J. D. McCord arrived In the city
from Portland Wednesday evening
and will spend a few days In Medford
on business.
Get your Engraved Xmns cards
now. Medford Printing Co. is show
ng a beautiful line.
A. A. Courtney Jr., oi Snn Fran
cisco Is in Medford for a few days
looking over business openings.
No charge for special embossing
dies with the Xmns fancy stationery
sold by the Medford Printing Co. All
special order and Is not carried In
stock.
.1. E. Knecht of ltedlnnds, Cal..
Is a Medford visitor for a few days.
Gasoline and oil nt De Voe's.
W. L. Gray of Seattle, Wash., Is
In tho city for a few days attending
to business mutters.
Personal engravej Xmas cards nnd
mbossed Xmns stationery at the Med
ford Printing Co.
A. J. Kaiser, postmaster of Ash
land .spent Thursday in Medford on
business.
Dr. T. 0. Heine, practice limited to
eye, ear, noso. throat; glasses fitted.
22S East Main, Phone 303.
Omar Horton of Klamath Falls
spent Wednesday and Thursday In
the city visiting friends nnd attend
ing to business matters.
Sweet elder nt De Voe's.
II. II. Davis and W. F. Paul of
Albany, Oii. are spending n few
days In the city.
"National Gunrd," "nattle Cry or
Peace." Words and Music, 1.1c. 227
il. K. Harrington and E. (ile.os.on
of Salem arrived in Ihe city Wednes
day evening for a brief visit.
Fresh chocolates at De Voes.
H. llrown Is a .Medford visitor for
n few days from Vancouver, Wash.
Karl N'unn of Spokane, Wash., Is
among the out of town visitors In
the city.
An Inexpensive Xmas gift that
grows mine precious year by year--your
photograph. Miikc the appoint
ment at once. The Swem Studios.
ti. K. Dean of Grants Pass spent
Wednesday und Thursday In the city
attending to business matters.
C. T. ltlackhurn of Central Point
spent Wednesday evening and
Tluirsdav in tho city.
The Lincoln school pupils give n
Thanksgiving entertainment at the
high school Friday evening.
H. G. Kami of Oakland. Cal., was
In the city attending to business
matters Wednesday slid Thursday.
F. C. Thompson of Homhrook.
Cal.. is spending a Tew days In the
i'.y visillng friends and attending
to business matters.
Yollnnd cards and booklets are
very clever. Medford Hook Store.
liobert llrown of Yanconver. H. ('..
is a tourist visitor In ihe rlty.
1). C. Cornell of llcimlo was In Ihe
city on business Wednesday mid
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Wied of Jefferson, Ore.,
Is a Medford visitor this week.
W. J Noyes of Oakland, Cat.. Is
among the out of town business men)
spending a few days in Medford.
II. Mltihi ll of Portland was in
the city Wednesday nnd Thnitl-.jv on
business.
j j. occupy
Jlcllll'lllllclltr. of tin- I. AY. Y.
were nt ti rl r,l southward t'rum
K
etl., Wuh., tolUiwiiiL' the riots there
lliree weeks at:4, have been arriving
in Mi'illiiril by the Milc-dunr rullnian
route the liit two nights. Tuesday
night, none ol' the crew disembarked,
but riiiitiiiueil their journey south
ward. l.usl niglil about eighteen members
stopped nit' in MeiU'nril and .selected
l the Southern Pai ilie lleiol as a
warm hihiI in which to puss Ihe night.
(J. II. (loinikv, night iiierntnr on
duty, healing thein milling out in the
waiting roiiin. came out of his oll'ice
und iei-suudi-'l the band In move on,
loekintr I Ik' doors nl'ler their egress.
Shortly afterward lie again heard
noises out In tlie waiting rooui, anil
investigating, found that two of tin
men Imd rieil open a window ami
crawled inside. They refused to
leave when urdei-eil lo do so. florm
loy then called Sergeant I'al Jlego,
who ejeelcil thein.
The liaitil left I'm- the soulli nil an
early nini'iiing freight.
OF
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 2H. A for
eigner, apparently an Austrian, who
refuses to give his nume, was ar
rested Into yesterday ufternoon by
the town marshal of Spalding, Neb.
on tho suspicion Ito might be Jean
Crones, Chicago anarchist, wauled on
the charge of poisoning the soup at
the 1'niversity club, served during a
banquet.
Tne man had Just arrived In Spald
ing when the marshal placed him
under arrest. J-le claimed to be a
'discharged soldier, having served nine
months at Fort Crook, Omaha, and
having seen service in Cuba, lie re
tused to give any name and refused
to talk ot the Chicago affair, with
which the marshal Is attempting to
connect bliu. Tho arrest was made
on the strength of a Photograph of
Cronos, nnd It was said that the
prisoner resembled Crones closely.
Tho man under arrest at Spalding
Is about five feet, eight inches in
height, weighs about 145 to 1.10
pounds, jet black hair, swarthy com
plexion nnd talks broken English. The
marshal said there were no disting
uishing scars on him.
il 1 o is being held pending the ar
rival of Chicago officers.
G. II. Potter of Orchard Park, New
York, is .spending n few days In Med
ford ns the guest of S. S.4iullis.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Pair of spectacles, luniuolse
shell bows. Finder return Tribune
office, ltewurd.
! OH SALE Turkeys nnd spring
roosters, fat, for Thanksgiving. Se
lected birds. Dressed or alive.
Place your order early. Phone
S19-H. Mrs. Gale. 211
WANTED Experienceo woman for
house work; with references.
Phone B0S-T. 20H
OLLARS
1 6 ot. Moh, 6 tor 90 eta.
Cltirtt. IVrthiHly A Co., Inc. M nit cm
Ceresea
The New Food
A continuation nf irolden '
uraiiis lihMulcd with puri
fied, refined wheat hran and
Japanese sea grasses, agar
agar. It is purposely ground
eoarse, which is very essen
tial. It is nature' food lax
ative. The foundation of
health, aids digestion, over
comes const ipat ion.
Ceresea Company
San Jose, Cal.
atinta, 3 VVIlrruY.IJi
ARROW
DEATH CUE 10
AGED EMPEROR
WHILE HE SLEPT
VIl'N'XA, KoV. - eath emiie tt
KnilieTtir fr'r;ine.w Jn-ejth a-; sleeji tn
a child, while tin scivcreiun was re
clining in mi arm chair in what he
called his work room. His Mrcnuth
had ni wily been ehhin' from 2
o'clnck in t he i'tennmn yesterday,
hut he rci'used lo take i hi bed. Af
ter 0 o'clock lie bewail p'ndiiullv In
lo-e cnnseinusncK and went tn the
end without uttering- another word,
renting peacefully in his chair with
his hands folded as if he were in
l-rayiV.
This afternoon a death nwt-ic of the
emperor was taken as a preliminary
tn the cmhnlminir of the body and its
Cottolene Doughnuti
To one pint of risen bread dough,
wurk in unu cut ul imur benlen
Willi two l-uuh und one tebHoun
nicltetlCoUulciio. Mix ulltlh-nut-mt'U
or cinnufnon with onu-luurtti
cup Hour; udd this und enonth
mure Hour to make u stiff dough.
Koll nnd cut, nnd let tliern rise
lialf an hour hetwc fryltiti nt deep,
liut Cottolvnc.
From "HOME ttELPS." Matttd
Ime if you mrittovt Ctnttal Uthce.
Lltuatfu.
Our Suits are always Just i-lght
dependable, workmanship high
le 8iii)iisil
t those prli-es
hl.tcks,
must have
MM
if i t
Wy'1. Give s' H' GrMn Trariin9
4: .- "t&7fimL jrf
removal tn the Hfliur:, wneiv it will
in MuU. Tin ln'iirt will he 'all
in a silver rnit, wink the intestines.
lurts nnd M"inH'"h will h' phteeil in u
ei.pper urn.
.......
I llli'nil Hi .Mftlll.
The body mut he transferred from i
the Sfhiienhnmn palace tn the Unf
iling in the dead of nighl, drawn by
i. black hoiv-c!-. The cuitee will
be nceompaiiied by toreli-hearei ami
the outriders uNu will carry torches.
After the heaic a squadron of cav
alry and part of the mounted tfiuird
will ride. The hearse will he preced
ed by (lie court couriers und the
court chamberlains in
oarri'i"es
drawn each by six horses. After the
hearse will come u carriage contain-1 .
intr the silver etip containing the
heart, followed by officers of the
bodyguard, palace officials and sol
diers. The cnrteire will move through
several of the principal thorough
fares of Vienna and he met bv Km
peror. Onirics and the archdukes nt
the lilaek Kuji'le stairs, whence thev
i will accompany t In- bodv into
chapel of the llnthurtr; where it
the
will
"The Natural Shortening
The best doughnuts you
ever tasted
Doughnuts made by the Cottolene recipe look
tempting, taste good, and can be eaten with
thorough enjoyment by all.
Food prepared with Cottolene is not only ap
petizing, but wholesome and digestible as well.
Use this pure food product for all your shortening
and frying.
Arrange with your grocer for a regular supply.
Pails of convenient sizes.
1
TH t K'FAIRRANK COMPANY?
'Cottolene makes good cooking better'
LADIES'JSUITS
fashions of the
-Kratle in uvry jiartirulnr. You will
ef style and the wonderful fahries
$is.ro to S;w.oo
al (He. cleverness
And the Coats
Tin y emnp and Ko. Almost every day you will find something new.
Not in our history have we done such a coat husinoss, because of
stylos and quality HiliSlMo $:M.0ll
Waists
Now arrivals of Isaacs Waists in dainty hand embroidered Oeor
BCtlos for evening and street wear, all latest shades, burgundies.
liKllt blllCS and Milks ou-rml mirml
Table Linens
Pliocial showing of Now Linens just receivnd.
yard Floral and Conventional deslsns. specially priced $1.2.1
to $2.7.1 jnnl.
Gloves '
Kid In all colors and sizes, special prices for Thanksgiving.
$1.1(1, $t.T1
Silk Hosiery
a new pair of Silk Hose for Tlmiiksirivim.
Onyx and Holeproof, the popular makes n,-,c to SI .-)
M. M. DEPT. STORE
RELIABLE RELIABLE
MERCHANDISE METHODS
stute 11 ml ! vicwnl by tho
Hililie.
Kiiinei-s Ji.Mvh will he lai.l hi rel
i in il"' vault m the rluireli.
I Vthl'Vi illv t!lt' tn,,ll,s ut" l,ls l',tlt,t',s-
4lllS.
i utu l,.l
MailV lleqtlw'MK
An order bv the einoenn'. not a
I vet oromuL'iited, will fix the dura
lion of tliu court niouruiim and also
ithe period during which the theater
and other places of amu-cment shall
I remain closed.
j The emperor's hist will and testn
jinent, opened today, was made sev
I era! years a no. It disputes ui' the
! t'"1IMn"' H Pr'vate means and con
tain maiiv iari;e ncqiiesis.
Count Stephan Tisza, the llunar-
lan premier, accompanied by ins
wife, arrived this iuiriiinr from
liudnpest. V'ith him was Huron Kr
win linszcncr, Hungarian minister at
the Vienna court.
l. Jotmson is u recent arrival In
tho city from O.secola, W is., und will
nuke his home with Mr. and Mrs.
(leorKO Johnson.
hour., Miiterinls
1 .-.ii ,.. l-. nil
It
f'uKs
Eed Fox Sets, animal stole,
large ..muff, ..$27.50 value,
closing out,
$16.50
Large Black Russian Wolf,
long straight stole, very
large muff, $57.50, closing-
out price,
$35.00-
Large Black China Wolf
Set, large collar and muff,
$35 values, closing out sale,
$22.50
Beautiful Nippon Mink Set,
large collar and pillow muff,
value $87.50, closing out sale
$46.50
Large Nippon Mink Collar,
regular price $39, closing out
22.50
Japanese Mink Collar, reg
ular $24.50 value, now
$13:98
Beautiful large Pielors
Muff, Nippon Mink, regular
value $50, closing out price,
$27.50
Large Nippon Mink Muff,
regular value $39, now
$22.50
River Mink Muff, large size,
regular value $19.50, now,
$9.98
Russian Mink Muff, 14
inch, regular $8.50, now,
$4.98
Large River' Mink Muff,
regular $16.50, now
$9.89
A big line of smaller Neck
Pieces and Throws, in Krim
mer, River Mink, Beaver,
Chinchilla, Natural Oppos
um, Grey Squirrel, Blended
Squirrel, etc., actual values
to $12.50, now
$4.98
All Children's and Misses'
Furs at closing out prices.
Tin ;iiovo is only a partial
lis! of inn- liii; line.
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