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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREflON-. FRTDAY. OCTOBER
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Personal
3. W. Shirley has resigned his posi
tion as assistant cashier of the Far
mers & Fruitgrowers bank to take
tffect Oct. 10th, and soon thereafter
lie will leave to spend the winter at
Pasadena and Modesto, Calif., Phoo
nix, Ariz., and with a visit to the
Grand Canyon. In the spring he will
leave for Queen City, Mo., where he
formerly resided, to reside there. Mr.
Shirley has been connected with the
Farmers & Fruitgrowers bank for two
years, during which he has made many
friends by his affable and courteous
demeanor.
Head Jones' ad. Something doin'.
170
Rest time for least money. Commu
nity dt-ncing at Nat Sat. nite. 170'
Typewriter for rent. Phone 259-H.
174
High grade tailors tor men aad
women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter are
now in the McKenzle river district
mar Eugene hunting bear, and will
probably be gone a week or ten days.
The Portland Telegram announces
that John Holzgang has been apiiolnt
ed agent in Medfoid. His telephone
number is 453-Y. Anyone wishing to
order the Telegram or make complaint
about service can phone above num
ber. ' 174'
Nota-seam hosiery. Triangle collars. I
Ixm Springer.
Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20
South Fir St. Phone 918-W. 176
New fancy ribbons at the Colonial
. 4uc per yard. 170
Indications were today that the term
of United States court for southern
- Oregon, which began in this city last
Tuesday morning will not end until
next week Thursday. There are a
number of criminal and civil cases yet
to be tried.
The Economy Groceteria is paying
45c in trade for eggs. 170'
Dancing. Something big at Nat Sat.
nite. 170
Dr. McMorrls M. Dow's office nd
drest. is 306-7 M. K. & H. Uldg. Office
hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 to 5 afternoon.
Tel. 139. 271
It. I. Stewart, builder, contracts tor
all buildings. Residence 217 Apple
street. Phone 643. tf
B. D. El wood, the optometrist and
wife, left Saturday for a week's visit
In Portland,
Latest styles and patterns In caps.
Don Springer.
Dots of jazz, Kingsbury, Sat. nllo.
171'
A bargain One good mahogany
phonograph with 29 musical selec
tions. Plays all makes of records, $75.
Palmer's Piano House, 234 E. Main St
' 172
Used cars at lower prices than any
where else In town. Pulton and Rob
Insnn. Inc. tt
The first high school interscholastic
football game of the Rogue River val
ley was played at Grants Pass this
afternoon, beginning ut 3 o'clock, be
tween the teams of Ashland and
Grants Pass, the score of which will be
anxiously awaited by the Medford high
student body. The local team meets
both of these teams later in the sea-
ton. Ashland was defeated by Klam-J
atli Falls high last Saturday by the
score of 17 to 7.
Dig time at Jones' Sat. Phone early.
170
The prettiest drive, Kingsbury, Sat.
nite. 171
A letter to your friend brings Joy to
him ; a photograph brings you nearer
bis side and makes the letter so much
sweeter. A Mackey photograph of
yourself sent to your friend will be the
next thing to a visit from you. What
an inexpensive way to visit friends
when, circumstances and distance
make it impossible to go to them in
person. East Main and Central, No.
204. II. C. Mackey. 172
Experienced packers wanted. Karl
Fruit Co.
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert T. Forgey at the home of Mrs.
M. Ford on Siskiyou Heights, on
Oct. 5, a 7 pound girl. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
We hope the Trigonla strikes oil
soon so Chris Gottlieb can be at our
big carnival and dance and make his
famous talk on "Trials and Tribula
tions of an Oil Parrel." Come and hear
him October 8th, Riverside Community
club. 170
individual suits and overcoats of
merit, J22.G0 up. Don Springer.
For Sale Used Dodge car in perfect
running order. H. U. Lumsden. 174
Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point
Saturday. 170
Out of town guests at the Hotel Hol-
lund include Carrie E. Hill of Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. liunnell of Klamath
Falls, J. II. Garrett of Klamath Falls,
W. E. Stous and mother of Eugene,
George W. Knight of Hubbard, Ore.,
and L. E. BIUo of Seattle.
7 lbs. sweet potatoes for 25c at
Jones' Saturday. 170
Another big dance Kingsbury Sat.
nite. 171
Imperial seven piece orchestra Sat.
nite at Nat. No expense spared to
make this party the best In southern
Oregon. 170
Sash, doors, any kind of mill work.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 171
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Klocker have
tnken up their residence at the Hotel
Holland during the rebu'ldlng of the
liainuin.
Dance, Savage Creek hall, Saturday
evening, Oct. 8. Everybody invited. 171
Saturduy is the dayof all the year
to remember members of the family,
as well as others, with a treat of
candy. See the dealers who are adver
tising for this occasion.
For the host values in used cars see
Patton and Robinson, Inc. tf
First-class 30x3 tiros $13.60. Med
I ford Vulcanizing Works. 189
Fruit growers in the Rogue River
valley will realize more than $2.00M.0uO
this year from their pear and apple
crops, yet a few years ago it was com
monly reported that the Medfoid coun
try was "busted." It's mighty hard to
keep an Oregon fruit district down.
Eugene Register.
Wanted Experienced packers and
bux makers. Oregon Growers Packing
Co-operation.
Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight.
Big time at Jones' Sat. Phone early.
170
Rooth 14, country sausage, the kind
you like to eat; also fresh pork.
Austin. 170
A. L. Gould left the first of the week
for Brookings where he will fill the
position of railroad engineer.
Big dance J'vllle Fri. nite! 170
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 170
Newcomb for all kinds of wood.
Phone ca.
The Economy Groceteria is paying
45c in trade for eggs. 170
Medford Maid candies are made in
Medford by the Medford Candy Co.
Ask your dealer for their candies to
morrow National Candy Day get
the best and patronize home. 170
Hilly Hooker, of the C. E. Gates
Auto Co., leaves tomorrow evening for
a deer hunting trip over the week end
In the Butte Falls district.
Men's shirts made at the Stylecraft
Shop. Medford Bldg. tf
All kinds of building mouldings.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 171
Read Jones' ad. Something doin'.
170
Do you want a fine time, then attend
the Nat Sat. nite. Something new.
Free dancing until 9:30. 170
Miss Mary Phillips leaves this even
ing for a visit at Portland.
Dangerous Blues- J'vllle! Fri. nite!
170
Best Utah coal off car today $17.
Valley Fuel Company. Phone 76. tf
The grand prize given by the River
side Community club at their carnlvai
and dance Saturday night, October 8th
will have a real kick to it. 170
Good news, Kingsbury Sat. nite,
Ashland. 171
That the llarnum hotel In Medrord
la far from a total loss, is the opinion
of Tap Cole, assistant fire chief, who
made a special trip to that city Thurs
day. Cole says great credit Is due
Chief Lawton and IiIb crew, for the
work they did In keeping the building
from utter destruction. Seven lines of
hose wcro laid by the Medford fire de
partment, Grants Pass Courier.
Dance, Savage Creek hall, Saturday
evening, Oct. 8. Everybody Invited. 171
7 lbs. sweet iiotatoeB for 25c at
Jones' Saturday. 170
Cheap for fires old papers at this
office 20c per 100. tf
Hemstitching and plcotlng 8c per
yard. Work done while you wait.
Vanity Shop. 209
. W. S. McKee departed this after
noon for a visit at San Francisco.
A fine line of cigars at the Cozy
Nook. f
ECONOMY
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"THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE"
People in rapidly increasing numbers are cutting down the cost
of living by trading at the store that gave Medford the lowest liv
ing costs in Oregon,and the best bread. Come in,"- You don't
have to wait to be waited upon. You can have immediate serv
ice. Just help yourself, we caneasily handle 100 customers at
once.
Bulk Cocoa, 7 pounds $1.00
Sliced Pineapple for preserving, per gallon 85c
Imported Olive Oil in gallon cans, per gal $3.29
Lenox Soap, 33 bars $1.00
Roast Beef, 2 pounds . 30c
Corned Beef Hash, 1 lb. cans, 2 for 25c
Corned Beef, No. 2 cans : , . . ., 30c
Kippered Herring, per can . 15c
Shrimp, per can 19c
Pure Oregon Fruit Jams, No. 1 Cans 14c
Sweet Pickles in quart ars 59c
Sweet Pickles in gallons . . $1.87
EXTRA SPECIAL
Bellflower apples. Orchard run, fine for cooking or eating. Of
very good size and quality.
Per box 75c
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Come early as we have only 80 boxes.
Gates & Lydiard, Props.
!
H. F. Lindas Is now a member of the
Medford Elks lodge, having trans
ferred his membership here from the
Washington, D. C, lodge. The formal
ities Incidental to the change were
gone through with at last night's meet
ing of the local lodge.
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 170
The big guys, the little guys, and
the whole blooniin' crowd will be
there! Where? Applegate! When?
Saturday. Oct. 8. 171
Spot dances! Balloon dances! Apple
gate! Saturday night! 171
Brown & Brown's only have a few
tickets left, better slip in and get
yours '.voile they're hot. Yes we are
going to have plenty of good eats 'n
everything at the big carnival and
dance at Riverside Community club.
170
All of the latest styles in hats at
Lottie Howard's, 109 N. Central Ave.
172
Mrs. S. E. Willard of Ashland, and a
former resident of this city, will con-'
duct a kindergarten this winter in
Ashland.
Dressmaking, pleating embroidering
of all kinds, braiding, ' beading, hem
stitching and bullous covered at the
Stylecraft Shop. Medford Bide. tf
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf
A few hundred pounds of vetch at
i'Ac while it lasts. Some re-cleaned
rye at 12.40. First come, first served.
Watklns Feed Store. 171
Read Jones' ad. Something doin'.
.... 170
Miss Olds, daughter of M. E. Olds,
who has been visiting here for some
time left for San Francisco this after
noon enroute to her home at Cheyboy
gan, Mich.
Edgar Wight, watch repairing.
Bert's famous chili con came. Gush
er Cafe. '
Chili con carne season open. Gusher
Cafe.
The Economy Groceteria Is paying
45c In trade for eggs. 170
Dance, Sara? Creek ball, Saturday
evening, Oct. 8. Everybody invited. 171
Arrivals at the Hotel Medford In
clude: C. L. Lassell of Denver, E. H.
Gabriel of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Lehman and R. B. Thompson of Lewis
town, Mont., James Falrchlld and Geo.
A. Iebbe of Vreka. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Emerson of Portland and Robert A.
Martin and J. C. Wenvloff and W. B.
Wenvloff of Los Angeles.
Beginning October 1st, I will sell for
30 days at 20 per cent discount from
the regular retail price, any new piano
I handle. Give me your order. 225 S.
Oakdaie. Phone 691-J. H. N. Lofland.
177
There is nothing so healthful and
Invigorating these days as a drink of
the llthla water sold by the Jackson
County Creamery. Order a case today
tf
Scores of people have enjoyed the
delicious waffles and breakfast foods
which are served with the compli
ments of the Kerr-Gifford Co., at their
demonstration this week at the Groce
teria and Warner, Wortman & Gore's
I grocery. i,
j Let us show you how to shine, and
I you'll shine wherever you show your
I self. Why pay 15c for your shine when
we charge only .10c. Brown's United
Store. ' 176
Road work thrpughout the county In
the different districts will soon be dis
' continued for the season.
Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler.
Hear 'em! J'vllle! Fri. nite! 170
Dolls Saturday, surprise prices.
Medford Book Store. 170
Big time at Jones' Sat. Phone early.
170
An elderly gentleman, Mr. T. A.
Abbott outfitted for a trip to the wilds
on Applegate Wednesday. Mr. Abbott
is SO years old, but Is, very hale and
hearty, and was employed on the state
highway in Douglas county all sum
mer. Jacksonville Post.
Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point
Saturday. 170
Better pick tip some of the print
paper on rolls for wrapping goods and
save money. Comes with cores in It
to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper
than wrapping paper. ... tf
1920 Excelsior motorcycle, electric,
fully equipped, Tor Bale at a bargain at
Talent Garage, Talent, Ore. 172
Bo sweet to your sweetheart, man,
woman or child tomorrow and take
him or her some sweets.
H. Savage and F. McComber of the
Savnge-McCombeY Lumber company
aro in the city incidental to the suit
of the company against the Big Pines
Lumber company, the hearing of
which will be begun, ut the United
Slates court session here next Monday.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. '
Bert's famous chill con carne. Gush
er Cafe.
Saturday, dolls at prices that will
reduce our stock. Medford Book Store.
170
Remember your sweetheart, young,
middle aged or old with a box of
candy tomorrow National Candy Day.
10. S. Milieu and party leave this
city tonight for Portland.
Dyers, cleaners, phono 341, S. W.
Forsythe, 116 Mistletoe. Prompt ser
vice and prices lowest. 174
Dance at Eagle Point Sat. nite. 170
7 lbs. sweet potatoes for 25c at
Jones' Saturday. 170
On account of "The Sweetest Day of
the Year" tomorrow Marsh Grocery
will give free samples of the famous
Fvoureo cholocates, between the hours
of 1 and 8 p. m.
Mrs. A. J. Gould entertained with an
oyster dinner at her homeyon Cather
ine street Thursday evening. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wes
ley and son-in-law.
Ford car, 5 passenger, good buy at
Talent Garage. Talent. 172
The best place in town for used cars.
trucks, and tractors. Patton and Rob-
i insivn. inc. tf
Justl received a shipment of 30xo4
first-class tires. $13.00. Medford Vul
canizing Works. . 189
Everyone will be interested in the
Country Fair which will be given to
night by the Epworth League of the
First Methodist church, corner Fourth
and Bartlett. A fine musical program
has been arranged for the first part of
the evening after which all will depart
for the fair grounds, where there will
be amusements for both old and yount
One dollar and twenty-five cenu will
buy an aluminum teakettle at the
Crater Lake Hardware Saturday. 17u
Full -value In trade for misfit and
discarded clothes of all kinds. The
Apparel, 103 N. Central. Phone 2J3.
191
The whole family will eajoy tin'
Country Fair tonight at the First M. E.
church. The art exhibit will be worth
coming miles to see. There will also
be other attractions.
Snappy, peppy music at Applegate
Saturday night. 171
Auto fire liability bonds, glass, life
insurance, R. A. Holmes the Insurance
Man. tf
S il t J. W. Herrlan has HeMied o"1
the firshwav at Hay Gold dam and has
opined u: a channel at tue lower end
shot will allow fb to enter the same
at low water. He found a collection of
all kinds of snug and foul hooks that
have been used and lost by illegal fish
ermen. Ji:st think! the Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. are s.-i:i:i.- an aluminum tea
kettle for J 1.20 S.'turday. l"u
China lily bulbs, lap Art Stores
Among me .Meuioru visitor
Grants Pass on Thursda were B. i
Hobbs, O. K. routs. .Mr. nd Mrs. A. fc
..anseu and George W. Knight.
Dr. Murphy's dental office Is ua,,
IJJCU O dI,,l..o l.u.i, , ,.i o.
Beautiful new neckwear at the
Colonial. Irish. fi!et. and Tal. ln
Oriental embroidery. Gtiimps, veatHes
vests, collar and currii. -(,
Crescent orchestra at Eagle Poln
Saturday.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE-Milk"goat and female kid
$60. Cotlswold ram 8 months. $6.
Ancona cockerels $2 each. Address
W. J. Coffeen, Eagle Point, Oregon,
or Wesley Coffeen, E. Ninth St.,
Medford, Oregon. 173
WANTED Apple pickers. Vllus
Ranch, phone 67-R1. 171
FOR SALE Will sacrifice player
piano: must have money. Address
Gertrude Gamble, Rogue River, Ore.
176
FOR SALE Kegs and barrels, fir an I
white oak, at the Jackson County
Creamery Bottling Dept., 106 S.
Bartlett St. 192
FOR SALE! On account sickness,
interest in good paying business.
Address P. O. Box 602, Medford, Ore.
WANTED Factory representative for
one of the most popular 6 cylinder
aupjuiubilss will be In Medford in a
few days to place agency for this
locality. The right kind of man need
not have much money to take ad
vantage of this opportunity but musi
have good references, unquestioned
honesty and lots of push. Russell
H. Lawson Auto Co., 354 East Broad
way. Portland. Ore. 272
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NOW PLAYING TO CAPACITY!
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Sunday Katherine MacDonald
in "My Lady's Latch Key."
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GOOD CLOTHES
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An Investment in Good
Appearance at Lower Cost
Make an investment in good appearance when you go
after your new suit this season. Kuppenheimer good
clothes are priced one-third less than last year, the very
same fine fabric and tailoring quality, entirely new
styles and patterns greater values, at
$37.50 to $55.00
Other good all-wool suits
$17.50 to $35.00
Medford
Deuel's
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the house of Kuppenheimer good clothes