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MEDFOTCTJ . MXTTJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OUEG'OK. FRIDAY. DWEMnKR cV 1010
10CAL AND
' PERSONAL
The first match In the Elks howl
InK tournament will lie played (ifr
on the Hub alleys Friday iilaht, he'
tween the team captained by Carl
TeiiKwald anil Kay Diamond. The
schedule, a arranged, calls fori
Karnes on Monday, Wednesday mid
1'rlday nlKhts of each week frui now
until the First of .March. Z
Barbara Worth, one of the loost In
teresting types of all the stellar roles
of tho stage today, la the central fig
ure. In the dramatic version of Harold
Bell WrlKht'a widely read novel, "The
Winning of Durham Worth," which
will he the attraction at the Pace
theatre next Tuenday night, lieccni
her 3 2. The character will he as
sumed by Virginia Hardy, who In the
past few seasons has attracted the at
tention of prominent managers
through her ability and distinctive
charm. She la the Ideal Barbara and
baa been delighting theatre-goer
everywhere Klie has played. Thone
who have In their minds eye their
who have In their minds eye tolr
Ideal of thlH character will not be
disappointed In Miss Hardy. The
author, himself, wan delighted with
her performance. She gives to the
character a Western ntnio.Hphere and
thin coupled with a distinctive mag
netlsm make her nil that could be
expected. 222
William fiarvln of Talent spent
Friday In the city attending to husl
noss innttcrs.
Danny Daddies and the family.
Don't forget you promised the
kiddie one for Xmas. Medford Hook
Store. 222
R. Duff of San Francisco trans
acted business In McdfordThurBduy
and Friday.
Order your holly wreaths now of
Pierce, tho Florist. Heal English
Holly.
The collection to be taken at the
Christlnn Science church Bunday will
bo for tho benefit of the European
war sufferers.
Ethel Clayton and Carlyle niark
well in a Drndy World Film. "The
MndnoRS of Helen." Slur Theatre
tomorrow, matinee nnd night. 222
It, If. Cox Is ft business visitor In
the city for a few days from 11111,
Cnl.
Flour $1.05 nt nuttcrflolds Grocery
Phone 210. 22H
; St. J. Murphy of Hncrnmonlo Is
spomllng a few days In the city on
business.
Brown's for home-made candles.
' 8. Ii, Hamilton of Eagle Point was
In tho city Friday transacting busi
ness with Medford merchants.
Cordova Leather Things. I'ncx
collod by any other American line.
Medford I1ook Store. 222
Fred Osborn will leavo In n few
days for nrltlsh Columbia, where ho
will make his home.
Finn stationery at 17 routs a box
Friday and Saturday at Heath's Drug
store, opposlto Nnsh hotel. 222
The F.Iks aro preparing for their
ChrlHtinas celebration to he held In
' order to raise funds for carrying on
their Christmas charity work.
Boo Dnvo Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Orflco, Room 404 M,
F. & II. Bltlg.
Arnold Coleman of Talent wan
trading in the city Friday morning.
See the latest thing In lnss nnd
china nt noddy's. 222
Leslie Davis of Tolo was in Med
ford attending to busluosH mailers
Friday.
WJiat about ono of this ferns for
your wife's Xinas present, pierce,
the Florist, certainly has n nice lot
of them.
J. F. Whelslonn of Central Point
transacted business In the city Fri
day. For I.n Clrlppe r;id TonsiUtls. sec
Dr. Hedges, who leiuoves th cause. '
John Perdue of Central Point was
In the city attending to business mat
lets Friday mnrfrtug.
See the display of stationery In the
windows oT Heath's Drug Store, 1100
boxes 17 cents each, Friday and Sat
urday. 222
The funeral of Henry Wcndt. .lack
son county pioneer, will be held at
the family residence at Jacksonville
Sunday at 2 P in. Interment will
be In Jacksonville cemetery.
Have yon tried the ll.'.c Pullman
noon-day Inmh at Brown's. 2!S
Two curs of Triangle Urnnd New
towns were sold yesterday at London
. by Dennis. Kimball and Pope. One
car brought from 11 to 12 shillings
(Id. A car sold for It. J. Brevard
brought 11 to 1 .1 shillings.
Flour $1.0.1 at Butterflehls (Irncery
Phone 2111. 2 2:1
Last Wednesday Dennis, Kimball
. nnd Pope through their local agent.
E. M. McKenay. paid 1 1,000 cash for
13 cars of fruit.
Xmas cards In great profusion.
.Medford Hook Store. 22'-"
Cold weather, coupled with Hie
raise In the price of gasoline to 27
cents per gallon, has caused the sales
of hasollne to fall off one half arcord
ftig to locnl distributors.
For the best Insurance Holmes
j be Insurance Man.
FRENCH "P0ILU" KEADY FOR WINTER
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A Im'Ji v idiiiikct, hiiit'l lei, nvcrrotit, viii;n ntMlfi'i'lutlicf ami licaduciti'
lin jnt lii-cii jilflcl to the i'(itipiiH'iit nt' tin1 Fn-nHi iaHfitii' its the
French i-j -j 1 1 1-; culled. Tins pict n n- of a "p"''11"' Vt''"- " inter cipiiptncnt
wiis taken on the Verdun front.
1). Btonti, a Crntrul Point youth,
Aa l-alt'd licforfl JuKlice Taylor Kri
duy morning and ws fhared hy
Dopiity Caniii Wurrlon I'M Walker
with having tho meat of a fouialo
ilntir In IiIk pokckkIoii. lie pleaded
Kullty and will serve 10 dayn In the
county Jail at .laekKonvlllo, heln
unahio to iay Ills ftun of $25 and
roaiH. Several toiler prosecutions on
the hu 1110 eliarj;o arc expected within
a few daH.
"Intolerance," or "Tho Mother and
tho I,hw," l). W. (irlffltliH two mil
lion dollar spectacle, accompanied hy
K rn nil Hyniphony orchoHtru. coiium di
rect from Columhlu Hieatro, Kan
Francisco, where It Iihh played to
capacity houses the pant ei.nht weeks,
and further extension of the cnKUKe
tuent Is lmpossll)le on account of
oilier hooldims of tho house, Wes
Medford, which Ih (ho rirst city In
the entire Northwest, to liow this
iiianinioth production, the oppur
tunily of HcciiiK th l attraction he
foro pliiylim any of tlio laiKer cities
on the coast. It has created quite a
fervor In film circles. Word has
heen received here that road men and
many of tho film exchange inanaKers
are planniiiK on heltiK in this terri
tory to aee the first presentation In
this state.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Hoblnson of
.lack sou v 11 lo left Thursday oven Inn
for Sun FrunclHco, called hy tho se
rious illness of their dauuhlnr, for
merly ,MImk norland Robinson, who
was recently married to Charles l'ear
Hnn of Kan Francisco. Mrs. Pear
son Ik In a hospital a I Kan Francisco.
A Xmns present sure to please. One
of those hlnnmhiK plants from Pierce,
the Florist.
Company 7 Is holding five drills
this week, making up for drills tost
I.ist. summer and getting abend so
that It will not he necessary to drill
the last two weeks of this months.
Our lino of solid gold pendants,
and neck chains In the fluent, rich
dainty designs and the prices are
low. Johnson the Jeweler, 2L' U
Joe (iolshy of ltnncom was a busi
ness visitor In tho city Friday.
Three hundred boxes of flno sta
tionery on sale Friday and Saturday
for 17 cents each. Heath's Irug
Store, opposite Nash hotel. "Z'2
Mr. and V rs. John Chapman
I'lUhigs, Mont., Mrs. John llcek and
Mrs. Joe lllll of Seattle, Wash., are
lit the city, called hy the serious il!
news of the ladies' mother. Mrs. A.
Merrlman, who Is seriously ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Sam lien
nett of this city.
KnpecUI!, are we proud of our
Children's Hooks this season. Med
ford Hook Klore. I'J
Adjutant Oneral W. W. Wilson o'
Portland visited the rifle range of the
local militia company Thursday after
noon and authorized the construction
of another frame of two targets on
the range. This will make a total of
eight targets on the 1.000 yard range.
He also inspected the armory nnd
authorized the building of a locker
room, and Installation of lockers and
the building of a plotting room. Gen
eral Wilson left Thursday evening
for Portland.
Fresh chocolates nt Ue Voes.
Mrs. Myron Orover returned Friday
to her home nt llllt, Cnl., after spend
ing a few days In the city visiting
friends nnd relatives.
"National Guard," "Battle Cry of
Peace." Words and MukIc, 15c. 227
Clarence P.oynton of Missoula,
Mont., arrived in tho city Friday
morning and expects to locate per
manently in this vicinity,
"Tho Vulley of the Rogue." Words
and music, 15c. 237
Mrs. eCorgo Trana of .Kugene is
In Medford for a few days visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs. Trana
fornmrly lived In -Medford,
Big 5c milk shakes at De Voe'n.
L. F. Uidarie of Portland attended
to business matters In the city Thurs
day and Friday.
Gates Bells Ford car8? J200 down
nnd $25 n month.
"CASCARETS" BEST IF
llest for Uvor and Ilnnels, Cad
lll'culll, Had Colds, Sour Stomach
Christmas
(let a 1 0-eont uox.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tniiKiie, read and nose cIokkcI up
Willi a cold always trace this to
lot'idd liver; delayed, ferment in;t
food In the bowels, or sour, missy
stomach.
Poisonous matter donned In the In
testines, instead of heliiK cast out of
the system. Is ro-absorbed Into Hit-
Mend. When Ibis onlsmi
the delicate brain tissue It causes
contiestlo ul that dull, throbliiK.
slikeniiiK headache.
Cascaiets linmcillatelv cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigest
ed food and foul cases, take the ex
cess bile from the liver and carry out
all the coustlialcd waste matter and
poisons In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonluht will snrelv
jstrainhton ou out by morninc. They
work while ou sleep a in-rent box
I from your dniifi;lst means your head
clear, stomach sweet, breath ric,ht.
complexion rosy and your liver and
bowels rcKtilar lor mouths. Adv.
The A. W. Walker Auto Co., has
opened a branch office In Ashland
for the Bale of .Mai well, Saxon and
Chalmers cars. Kenneth .Mc'f illlams,
formerly connected with the Ashland
Overland branch, is In charge of the
new branch.
Bakery goods at De Voe'i.
J. E. Stewart of Portland Is a busi
ness visitor In the city for a few days.
Bathi 2 oo. Hotel Holland.
The A. V. Walker Auto Co., lias
sold a Chalmers car to .Mrs. M. M.
.Matlock of Keno, Nev., who Is spend
ing the winter in Medford.
Let Johntou, the Jeweler's show
window suggest to you your gifts for
the coming ChirBtmns. 222
J. C. Currie is a business visitor
In the city from Salem.
Typewriter paper ot all ktndi at
Medford Printing Co.
Elmer Higgins of WatsonviHe Is In
.Medford for a few das visiting
friends and attending to business
matters.
Every borne needs a "Pacific"
Cedar Chest. Order one now for
Christmas. Useful, ornamental, an
Ideal t,lft Installment plan of pay
ment If you wish. Many styles and
sizes In stock. Pacific Furniture and
Fixture Factory. 2'i t
S. F. Worswlck arrived in the city
from San Francisco. Cal., Thursday
afternoon for a brief business visit.
Our prices are the lowest. I ask
you to compare and he convinced.
Johnson the Jeweler. 222
L. T. Hodson of Portland is spend
ing a few days In Medford attending
to business matters.
884 Phone -Heath's Drug Store.
A. H. Bailey of Seattle. Wash., was
a Medford visitor Thursday and Fri-
dap. investigating iiediord's reor
ganized financial system.
Rotted cow manue. Hoover's dairy
J. C. Bigger of Portland Us among
the out of town business visitors in
tiie city.
The Bungalow Cro'e, cor. Ri"erl le
and Jackson. Kverythlng for every
body. Our o".'n auto delivery to all
parts of the eltv. Phone 48"-U. No
waiting for yoi'r vua. 2-'
J. B. Pratt of Montague, Cal., Is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
O. Wyss of Portland spent Friday
In Medford on business.
See the etocfc labels carried by tho
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
Golden West Coffee
' is "just Kt?nr
ENTHUSIASI
X The Store Ts ChnrcreH With Tt
Jt meets you the moment you enter tho store in every section at 'every turn
on every floor it's in the atmosphere. It's the real' Christmas spirit--the re?
-it makes shopping roach the highest degree of pleasure.
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joy of giving it is unmistakable inspiring contagious. Come ioin the throngs
V in tins Christmas store. Jts Service is Wholly tor YOU. Jt otters attractions for
old and voung-
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M. M. Department Store
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
RELIABLE METHODS
Reduced Prices on Coats
Suits and Skirts
Xo matter what your requirements or preferences mav be, our assortment is so
large and varied and the styles so up-to-the-minute that they can be met. Tome
in and see them the prices will suit vou. Nothing more appropriate for Christ
mas Presents. -
Xmas Handkerchiefs Fancy Bags and Purses
SILK Made of crepe de chine nnd Jap silk, in plain
colors or white with hand embroidery, or dainty
lillie French corner designs and borders, price. ..25c
Bath Robes $3.50
Ladies' Ruth Knbes, made from heavy bath robe
liiankcts with cord and tassel 1'usleninns, big runse
of patterns, nil sixes; special $3 to $5
Flannelette Gowns 89c
Outing Flannel Nielit Clowns, made in hvo styles,
hili mid lew neck, extra long; (i rial lull special, each.
liee 85c lo $2.00
X Fancy Towels
t Hijf range of weaves in Turkish Towels, willi ivasli
olulli to mutch, pink, blue anil veiled, priced at
fJ from ' 25c to $1.50
our line ol w omen s Curses and Mass is most com
plete. Many new styles in beaded, pin seal, patent
seal and silk moire bais; select one now while the
stock is complete; prices from 75c to $6.50
Xmas Ribbons
I'-'-inch width, in many new and attractive designs
price
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prices
inch widths,
25c to 39c
75c 1
Holiday Neckties
An exeepliiinally fine line of neckwear for men in
every wanted shade nnd pattern. Buy him neck
wear for Christinas .35c to 50c
R. M. C. Threads
Complete slocks of H. M. 0. Embroidery nnd Cro
chet Threads in white, ecru, linen and nil colors.
NURMI'S BREAD
Is ruining. l!e a "spug"
buy useful gifts. Nothing is
belter or more enjoyable for
the Christinas feast as well
as for every meal ihan
'Medford Creamery'
Butter
It's made of pasteurized
I'iraiti and ihri'e is nothing
be 1 1 er made.
FACTORY WORKERS
nnd others who labor indoor?
should always take the strength
compelling tonic-food in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
to keep up their strength,
a nourish f hir n
increase their energy.
tlH SCOTT'S is helping
jj thousands-; notyvu?
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is better for the simple reason that
the ingredients are better.
Just one bite of Nurmi's Butter-Nut
Bread and back comes your childhood
appetiteIt's good good good!
lint no wonder it's good it's'niade from high
grade materials, such as eastern hard wheat flour, eane
sugar, pure hwd, milk. et, and it's made by patent
profess in a modern, clean bakery.
Madam, vou couldn't make better bread than Butter-Nut
if you tried to. Wo have tho aid of science,
modern niarhinerv nnd ovens. Think of it. It's o'nlv
natural that we can make the finest bread that can be
made and we do it.
lieineniber, best broad is the most economical.
Your grocer sells llutter-Xut. Ask for it by name
and see that you get it it's worth while.
Nurmi Baking Co.
AVe also make Van-Dandy, Nurmi's Uye, French,
"Whole Wheat and Pullman
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CAFE HOLLAND
HltKAKKAST .MK.N'r.
13c
Hot Cakes anil Coffeo or Milk
IllBculm nnd Coffee or Milk.
20c
Waffles und Coffee or Milk.
'ii;cc Aiiple Mid Toast or Coffee.
125c
2 KkK, nn' st'e! "r SnusaKe and
Wheat CakeB or BncKwneat Ca'ten
Frlod Potatoes
niscult and Cofl'eee or Milk.
Stewed r-nines or Baked Apple
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Oat Meal
llani'or iacon and Ekk, any aty'e
rrled Potatoes
Iliucuit or Hot Cakes
Coffee or Milk
Sieved Prunes or Duked Apple
are
Out Meal
Small Sirloin Stoak
Fried Potatoes
Toast or niscult or Hot Cakes
Coffee or MUlt
Stewed Prunes or nuked Apple
. 10c
Sliced Orange
Oat Meal
Poached Errs on Toast
Fried Potatoes
Toast or Biscuits
Coffe or Milk
Stewed Prunes or Baked Apple
' WE ALSO SKIIVK
MERCHANTS' lA'X'C'tl 25c
$Q.OO
$20 00
Suits
Just Think of it
Going and Going
Fast at
$1198
Do you want oner
Better hurry or the
other fellow will have
it.
We still have lots of
those High Top Shoes
at. - - - . $3.50
Another lot of those
big heavy shoes $1.75
Boys' shoes as low
as $1.00.
We want vou to know
about it.
Flannel Shirts, $
Sweaters,
Underwear,
Work Shirts,
Wool Sox,
Gloves,
Odd Pants 3K
and Blankets
A big line of Men's
Pants as low as 98c
The whole entire
stock going and
Going Quick
That's all Today
Will H. Wilson
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