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MEDFORD MAIC TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORKUOX. TJHRSDAV. I)E EM liER l. '.)K,
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
R. A. I'ck of I.
acted buine with Medford
chant Thiiradav.
fcverr home needa a
Cedar Cht. Order one
e creek tranu-J A. Coodman of Portland Is trans-1 K. J. Kas of Yreka, Cal, was
nier- j acting buidneM In the city for a few fbnsinesa visitor In .Medford Vedne-
j days.
Pacific" See the largest and finest stock
now for of bracelet watches ever Known In
Charles Traner of BeatMe, Warn.,
is ipf-ndim; a e Ip Mcd'ord
visl'Inx frieoo-; nnd relatives.
Never before have we had such a
complete aortnient ot popular, ln ,tie ,.w t,eadllKht ordinance.
Christinas goods. Johnson the Jewel-;tas, lho warninss are
er. 'i'l-' jarrea will follow with
John B. Ii-in of Calt-ary. Aliirti, ; line ot $iod.
H a iledlord v'Mtnr for a few days.
Willis Gar of Kohehurst Is a Me J
ford visitor f j a lew days.
Old papers for sale at this office at
20c for 100.
If. H. Khel! of San Kranclsco, Cjj.,
Christmas.' Useful, ornamental, an I Southern Oregon. Martin J. Reddy.
ideal ti.'t. Installment plan of par- 221
incut If you wish, llany styles and, C. A. Biirne of Weed, Cal., Is
sues in stock, pacific Furniture and jni-ndlnK a few days in the city visit
Fixture Factory. 231"lng friends and altendins to huis-
Molorlats will he warned to fixities matters,
their headlights, so as to come with-1 W. W. Wilwin of Portland was in
In .the city Wednesday and Thursday at-
not heeded, -tending to business matters,
a maximum! W. A. Williams of Portland. Ore.,
ispeut Wednesday and Thursday in
I-et Johnson, the Jeweler's showjMedford looklnn after business In-
day afternoon. j
My goods are new and up to date, j
Quality guaranteed. KngravinK done
free. Do your Xmas huvlnK at Kay I
K. Diamond, Jeweler. At the is?n of i
the red dial clock. 221 '
Frank Casey of Salmon Bar, Cal.,
is spending the week in the city.
ill
Jobrs of Hoseburg is
few days in the city on
Is in Medford for the latter part cf brother, T. K. Danieli and Mrs. Dan
the week on i.i-inniii. 'lels.
IVe have built up i
on fair dealing. Ill;
and low prices.
Jeweler.
fine business
h class goods
Johnson the
222
is a
1 Paul lledor. cf Portland, Ore.
bui.luess visit r in the city.
Sweet cider at I)e Voe'i.
Dave Rosc-nburx left Wednesday
rvenlnK lor Seattle. Wash., where he
tlli attend to business matters. He and $25 a month.
will stop off in Portland, where he
will attend the livestock show.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. fte Voe'l.
Bert A. Nanon of Prospect Is A busi-
ion visitor in the city for a fev
dai.a. I
Dr. T. T. Shaw, who has been prac
ticing dentistry In Jacksonville for
the past 12 years, has opened dental
parlors In Medford. He has opened
an office upstairs over Daniels Cloth
ing store. In the rooms formerly oc
( fuplcd by Dr. Janes. , 222
I). V. Clanlon of I.os Angeles, Cal.
arrived In the city Wednesday even
ing for a brief business visit.
Dr. Hedgea' eiiper.dlcltls patients
stand 100 per cent cured.
II, Carlson of Fort Klamath, Ore..
Is spending the latter part of the
ti'eek In the city visiting friends and
attending to business mutters.
Dr. Heine, phyisclun and surgeon.
Specially, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of
fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
Den Sable of Oakland, Cal., Is In
, the city for a low rlnys on business.
Attorney W, E. Phlpps has re
moved his offices to M. F. & II. Build
lug, room 425-426. Elevator ser
vice. Telephone humher changed to
080.. ' ,t i ; .
T. II. Williams of Lebanon, Ore., Is
In Medford looking over . business
openings '
Mm, I. each Barcley, corsets. Phone
(IS3-J. 320T. Bartlott. . ,
" ,; (Seorise Ki Johnson, P. k E. agent,
returned Thursday morning from a
business trip to Portland. ,
Gasoline and oil at De Voe'l.
J. Armstrong of Montague, Cal
spent Wednesday and Thursday In
Medford visiting friends and attend
Ing to business matters.
Rotted cow manure. Hoover'i
dairy.
L, Mutiny and K. Bailey of Rose
burg are Medford visitors for a few
days.
Special displays of electrical goods
are being shown this week at Paul's
Klectrlc Store. 221
W. Uarvln ot Talent spent Wed
nusduy evening and Thursday In the
city,
We have the largest line of bracelet
watches n the city, standard makes,
all grades, Johnson, the Jeweler. 222
T. C. Guinea of Trull, Ore., wan In
Mod,ford transacting business Wed
nesday aiid Thursday. ,'" - ', '
Kverywhnre wo see tho "Modern
Aluiltlln," In th movies, on (he sign
boards, delivery card, and In the win
dows, ajl to remind us to visit Paul's
Klectrlc Store this week, to see the
newest and nlcoHt girts for Christ
inns, which Is almost upon us. 221
linn Huymond of Hock Point trans
acted business In Medford Thursday.
884 Phone Heath's Drug Store.
window suggest to you your gifts foraerests.
the coming Chlrstmas. 222 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence of
Mrs. H. J. Benslnxer and child will iSeatlle. Wash., are spending a few "tended to business in the city Wed
arrive Sunday from Portland and will 'days looking over Medford and the
be the gttents. for a week of her Ihurroundlng country.
Have you seen my ring stock yet.
Martin J. Reddy. 221
W. A. Kenncy of Portland Is In the
city for a few days attending to busi
ness matters.
Miss Elizabeth Conrad left Thurs
day morning for her home in Spring
field, Ore., alter spending a few
weeks with relatives near
Point,
H. 11. Holden of Portland. Ore.
Ili-nry WeniU i'ii i! nt Jui k-'uiville.
Jlrecinhcr 7. ni'i'd 70 years, -1 moiita--Death
ua- din- ti. heart failure. Sir.
W'eiiilt ;e u well-known Jackson
viiic liifiire, Ilavin; been it resident
post, cooked food 2nd candy sale Sat- j Iur ""' I'''"1 -'.-
urday Dec. 9th at 17 X. Central, near ! v, "r-- d'iri"-' f.ieiitv-oi.e years el
Schmidt'. Shoe store. 221-! ,hilt "'" 'ir,l i,, u'-'c
I). W. Drlscoll of Grants Pass ... wiwe arm me .w.".-a.e. j...
Wendt was a m.ti
Thomas
spending i
business. 1
The Alpha Delta class of the Chris- '
tlan church will hold their parcel j
leaves htvIvc .rumli-liili! ren, one
-rea! -n.i.di liilil ami two i-ter. Fu
neral arrangement will bt- an
ln)illiC''d later. UuliaJ will be in
Jacksonville cenieteiv.
The Woman's Home Missionary So- ;
ciety of the First Methodist church
uill meet at the home of Mrs. X. J.
"Wiley, 613 South Holly Friday after- !
noon, at 2:20. An Interesting pro--jiram,
telling of the work among the ;
Orientals and Alaskans will be given.
Any one Interested in the work is In- :
vited to attend. ;
respond more quickly to tij
blood-enriching oil-iood in I
Baths 2 Sc. Hotel Holland.
Charles Anderson, a jitney driver,
having bis stand at the Xasb Hotel,
Mho was fined several days axo for
speeding, was placed In the city Jail
Thursday morning, where he will re
main for two days and a half In lieu
of paying his fine of '.
Gates sells Ford cars $206 down
nesday afternoon.
Have you tried the S.'.c Pullman
noon-day lnuch at Brown's. 223
Brown's for home-made candies.
J. 8. Miner of Central Point was a
fMedford visitor Thursday.
transacted business In the city Tnurs-
Mr, and Mrs. Hurry A. Wysong of
Jacksonville were trndliig In Medroid
We.lnesduy afternoon. t
See the stock labi-la carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
E. W. Ilowells, Jr., a former resi
dent of Copro, Cul., mid now livlnit
nt Ray Cold, was In Mciirunl on busi
ness Wednesday nfternuon.
Typowrltor paper ot all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
R. 1,. Kwlng returned to Medford
Thurdny morning from Portland,
where he attended the meeting of
tmo Oregon Sportsmen's Icuiine ns
delegate of the local anglers' cluh.
The Bungalow ."'i-n. cor. Hl' ors' le
and Jackunn. Everything for r very
body. Our o-n rutp delivery to nil
pnrts of the cltv '.'hone 4 M ".-I!. Xo
walling fur yoer too. is. 22."
James Kershaw of Wellen was a
business visitor In the city Wednes
day and Thursday.
Rolled cow maniie, Hoover's dairy
John M. Allen of Derby, Ore., Is
spending a couple of days In the city
on business.
Our prlres nre the lowest. 1 ask
you to compare and he convinced
Johnson the Jeweler. 222
J. W. I.unilv of Kugene, Ore., was
III Medford Wednesday and Thur
dny visiting friends ami attending lo
business matters
Suit has been filed by the Goodyear
' lie and Rubber Co., against Court
Hail and Ezrall Bunce of the Crater
I.akc Motor Co., to collect I8X.7I.
The difference is said lo have arisen
ever a misunderstanding over an ac-r.j-int.
Bakery goods at De Voe'l.
The Crlr-.lles will hold their icgu-
lar r.eetlng at the library at 8 o'cloc i
toiiijfht.
Big rjc milk shakes at De Voe's.
Shortly after the first pf the year a
cru.tade will be begun In Medford
alnst bootleggers. Xothlng can be
cone in the enforcement of the "hone
dry" amendment, which was supposed
to no into effect January 1, until the
legislature enacts a law fixing the
penalty for Infringement of the law
J. W. Brown Is a business vlHitor
In the city for a few days from Portland.
"The Valley of the Rogue." Words
and music, ISc. 237
G. 'K. Marvin of Salem, Ore., ar
rived In the city Wednesday evenlnq
for a brief business visit.
"National Guard," "Battle Cry of
Peace." Words and Music, lfic. 227
J. M. Chambnrluln of Portalnd,
Ore., was in Medford Wednesday and
Thursdny on business.
Fresh chocolates at De Voea. ,
Sir. and Mrs. Fred A. Carrlcit of
San Francisco are sendlng a few
days In tho city on n. combined busi
ness and pleasure trip. ..'
Our line of solid gold pendants,
and neck chains In the finest, rich
dainty designs and the prices are
low. Johnson the Jeweler. 222
F.dwurd B. Dufrey arrived In the
city Wednesday evening for" a brief
.business visit. .
For the best Insurance see Holmes
(he Insurance Mao.
Sam A. Caplln of Chicago 111., Is
ii business visitor in Hie city for a few
days.
John Xorrls of Jacksonvlllo spent
Thursdny in Medford on business.
Doosey Sisters Hominy at Marsh
& Rennets, Fouts, and Olmsteadi;. 221
J. J. Ilrophy of Darby, Ore., Is a
business visitor In the city today.
For I.a Grippe .-rid Tonstlliis. see
Dr. Hedges, w.V temovns ths lmufc.
.1. II. Simons of Kugle Point Is III
the city on business.
Boo Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & 11. Bids.
The public library now receives
regularly the Official Gazette of the
1.. S. Patent Orflce, containing put
ents. trade-marks, designs and labels.
This Is Issued weekly and copies are
ke.it on file.
Three hundred boxes of fine sta
tionery on sale Friday and Saturday
lor 17 cents each. Heath's Drug
Store, opposite Xash hotel. 222
The Baptist, Christian and First
.Methodist churches of the city arc
endeavoring lo get a car load of old
, I liners ami uiuguxlnes. Anv one hav
ing niiiuiulncs or pupcrs kindly nolily
any member of either church and the
l apers will he culled fur.
See the display of stationery In the
windows of Heath's Drug Store, son
boxes t7 cents each, Friday and Sat
urday. In.
I.. K. Pearson Is a business visitor
in the city for a few days from Port
land, Ore.
Flue stationery at 17 rents a box
1'rlduy and Saturday at Heath's Drug
store, opposite Xash hotel. 22;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Jones of
'Bend, Ore., arc spending n rew days
In Medford visiting friends and relu-lives.
FOl'TS (iHOCKHV CO,
The place to buy groceries for less
Eagle , money.
Fine Applegate potatoes -'.ou per
100 pounds.
Peanuts 12c pound.
Peanut Butter 12c pound.
3--c bottle Vanilla or Lemon free
with a three pound can of Royal Club
coffee.
13 pounds of Pure Cane Sugar
$100. . . 221
Flour $1.95 at Butterfields Grocery
Phone 216. 222
Carl Alberts' of Turner, Ore. Is Hour $1.9j at Iliitterflelds Grpcery
spending a few days in Medford and: "hone 218
day.
See the latest thing In glass and
china at Reddy's. 222
Lewis Rramwel! of Boise, Idaho,
arrived In the city Wednesday even
ing and will spend some time during
the winter prospecting in the Blue
Ledge district.
was a m.tive ot t.enuanv.
I coming to America at tho a:e ol" 20.
I lie settli il nt Freepnrt, III., fur a few
! years, Inter lenvin to Nebraska,
i where lie remained ten years. After
j leaving that state he came to Jai-k-J
Miiiviile. lie leaves his wile. Mary,
i ami cL-ht eliiiilren Mrs. .)n-cph Mar
tin of Jacksonville: Henry Wenilt of
Pine Creek, fir.; Mrs. Carrie (Iben
j chain. Illy, nr.: .Mis. Anna Issott,
Suu Iiicyo. Cal.: Kihvaid ami Kmma
Weinh of Jacksonville; Geoife
Wcmlt "f Alturiis, Cal., and Chester
Wen.lt "f .la.-k-mville. He nl-o
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR UKXT j-rooin bungalow partly
furnished, cio-e in. Dr. Helms.
ISVAXTKD Position by man and wife.
Room 7, Colonial Flats. 2-S
AMUSEMENTS
Vicinity.
Del Butler of San Francisco, Cal.,
Is spending a few days In the city
attending to business matters.
Leon E. Rice of St. LoiiIb spent
Tuesday and Wednesday In the city
ransactlng business with local mer
chants. ' O. W. Lehburg of Portland, was In
Medford on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
Charles Danton of Aberdeen,
Wash., arrived In the city Thursday
inornlng and will make his homo' in
this vicinity.
J. Forsythe of Portland, Ore., was
Among the out of town business
visitors in Medford Thursday.
Felix Graves of Oregon City, Ore.,
is among the business visitors In
Medford this week.
C. C. Gallagher of Corning, Cal.,
Svas a business visitor in the city
Wednesday. .
George Whcldon of Kennett, Cal.,
Is spending a few days In the city
on business. . - - - t
Vllllam Qulnn of Hornbrook, Cal.,
Is a business visitor In the city for a
Tew days.
R. R. Raton of Murphy Ore., spent
Wednesday In the city transacting
business and visiting friends.
1 I. I. Ryan of Klamath Falls spent
the rirst of the week In the city visit
ing friends.
Ray T. Upton of Santlam, Ore., is
among tho out of town men In the
city this week.
Juntos Hughlln of Redding, Cal., Is
spending the week in the city visiting
friends.
Attend the - sale of fancy ''work,
hand-made baskets and home cook
ing by two classes of the Baptist
Sunday school at 113 West Main on
Saturday, Dec. 9. Reasonable pri
ces. '.,
CERESEA
Tho real health food.
Aids digestion, prevents
indigestion and const i
pat ion. Eiitii-e grains.
Phono or write
J. W. Wakefield,
Medford, Ore.
Knox Hats for Fall
Thesoft hat for autumn de
serves the same considera
tion from jthe well dressed
man as the summer straw
or winter derby.
Knox Soft Haw far fill meet tery
requirement ot ih mow carefully
groomed men.
Knox Hats give service in uie, saiij
f act ion in appearance and the pleas
ure (hat comet from owning and
wearing the best.
DA NIELS
h forlDuds
-Tonight Only-
Supported by
Lee Kiddies
and
Stuart Holmes
in the "Win. Fox Photo
play "Her Double
1
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Forcefiil, human, inter
Sestinf!;, splendid little
Stoiiches and real person-
H'S.
Also
Pathe News
Animated Newspaper
Tomorrow
Paulino Frederick, as
iThe Woman in
the Case
lAdults 15c. Children 5c
Thr In-
(''tnnnnihlr
H.ihy i tun,.
V.rtt .Mi, tii-
WIDEMANN'S
tVrVtd
GOAT MILK
AT LtAOINO i)uur,r,iir
74 ... w 20. ,1
WIOEMAftN GOAT MILK CO,
Protesting
I'rolilliltivo
Hardware
Herald
Written Willi
llnublivlUttcd
llronri A.
I'iiIiIIsIknI Svnii-OctaKionally liy l iatcp r.nKo llaiilivme Co.
Vol., 6.
MKIl"Oi:n OltKOO'X,
.MAIN' ST.. DKC.
NO.
MSHOPPIMG
J)AY3
CHRI5TMAS
Announcement .
To the busy ("liri.tiiins slioior wo submit tbn fnllowlns linos of
dppcmlablo niercluinilii;et with tlifi satisfaction of knowing that of
their kitiil they nre the best on lb." market loilny.
Nationally Advertised Merchandise of Merit
INCKKSOl.l, WATOIIKS
11.00 to .0fl
l:IV K US A I. I K ItOOI.ATO I! S
.1.50 to S.2.
Piumoml
IMro Toeket
(liiaranteeil
i.Oc lo :'..T.0.
K 11 Ives
(iem, Kver-lteady, (lllletle, Aii-lo-Strop.
Inirhnni, Imitlex Safely
Kaiom I rum $l.tio to JVnn See
I beiu.
ItOST.WI) AN'IURON'S AND
KIUK SIOTS
$2.0(1 to $:.;.o
WKAU EVER AU'MINl'M
UOASTKRS
$1.73 to $.V50
ONEIHA COMMUNITY AND
HOOKIl HROS. IS IT
SILVERWARE
DIAMOND EDOi: CAliVIS'O
SETS
$2.00 up.
PIONEER COASTERS, VE
LOCIPEDES AND HAND CARS.
All prlres, mo?t complete lino in
.Veil ford.
W RIOT II
DITSON
'US TiOe
INDIAN
The Little lliininier Hiryclo for
Hoys nnrt (lirls. Se ndverti.'-e-nient
in Saturday Kvenlng Post.
EVER READY KI.ASH L10I1T3
HEM1NOTO.V
TEH IllI'LES
AND WINC1IES
AND SIIOTCL'NS.
We expect you to visit our store between now and Christmas
S
ihan to any other one medicine
SCOTT'S is a rich, nouriskipj
i food to strengthen tender thfjt
' and bronchial tubes. It i ol
! peculiar benefit to the respirajorj
tract and is liberally used in
U.rnilnisis ramDS lor that euro
.You get no alcohol in Scott':
I gcoU & Dowm, Bloomfield, N.J. . ilfi
With Medford trade Is Medford fiat
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Soutiicrii Oregon's Circateat
i riai'O ot AiuusciiK'iit t
1 UKsowiiy Dec. lm
His wlmlc life work liad lieroiiio cfiitorod in the
rcclani;iti(in (if tlio Kiiifrs 5asin Desert."
L. ('. Yeonians OftVrs tlio Dramatization by Mar;
Swan of the Western Classic by Harold Dell Wrigl
THE WINNING 0
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A Strong Cast of "Well Known Players.
AHeautifiil Scenic Production.
See the Sand Storm in the Desert.
Note
I'h is is the only company in tho United
States or Canada playing this play,:
hence the Original Company. ;
Mail Orders now. Seat sale Honday, 1.0 a. ni. Lowr
floor, $1.00; Balcony, first 4 rows 7oc, next 4 rows
50c, balance 25e.
Southern Oregon's Greatest
Place of 'Amusement f
3--Performances-3"
Wed. and Thurs. Night Dec. 13-14. Mat. fhurs. Dec. 14
" D. W. Griffith's Two Million Dollar Spectacle
V
Story of love's struggle throughout the ages.
Direct from Eight Weeks in San Francisco
30 Symphony Orchestra 30
Mr. Griffith's first and only production since Tho Uirth of a Nation
Prices: Nights, lower floof
$1. balcony, first. 4 row
7oc, next 4 rows 50c, bal
Alice 25c. Thursday Mat
lower floor 75c; balcony J
first 8 rows 50c, balance,!
25c. . . i
Seats readv Mondav,
Dec. 11 at .10 a. ni.
Mail orders now for
each performance.
iniiiiwi iiiiiiiiimm miwiniiiiiii
Evenings at 8:15 Sharp
Matinee at 2:15 sharps
I fj ;
! l THE UNIVERSAL CAR 11
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The I'niil cuv miikc its npiicul lo you in apponr
unco n well ns lor service. Large railintor iind
eiicl'Vscd I'ji n. streiitnline hood, crown fenders,
rutin- lilnc-k I'ini.-li, nickel Iriiiiminif.s up-lo-date
in .-ill re(;iire:nents for linndsouie iippciiriUiee
mid sen in t!ie people the world over us n moiif-v
siivins-. linii--K:iviutr. lntior-saviosr utility. It is
surely your necessity. The Ford car is.just as
useful on tiie fnrm ns it is in the city; jiu-t s
r.cces-ary lo the business man ns it is to the i.-iyi
Icsimial nmn. More necessary to every ::inn
than ever In-fore. Low purchase price nnd very
ccoii.nnical lo operate and maintain. Whv n-.t
iiive-li'.-ntc? Tourintt C'ai- if:lli0 ; Hiinalioiit .:i l.1;
Ciiiipi lct 10.".; Town Car if .'ii).' ; Sedan $ii4."i
f. o. )i. Hlcn.il.
I'.asy Terms.
C. E. GATES
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