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ftiEDFORI) MATL i TRIBUNE, r flrEDTOKD.' 01 E("i OX; ", MON D A,Y; lOfTOttRIWlfl. 1021
deal and !
Personal
There, 1b no danger of a shortage of
refrigerator cars In which to ship
pears and apples from Medford and
the valley, ts the welcome announce
ment to orchardisls given out by Mark
Montgomery, the Southern' Pacific
iigent. There were not enough curs
for Friday's and Saturday's shipments
due. to the fact that Mr. Montgomery
bad underestimated the number of
cars thai would-be ready for those
days. Five cars arrived here Sunday
liiprnthe.' i)9 more 'arrived last' night,
and 5Q more are cdming'daily for the
valley, fifteen of which are for Med
ford shipments .alone. I '
Fire prevention week: let us help
L
you prevent fire and reduce your in
surance rate. R. A. Holmes, the Insur-
nnce Man. tf
. Typewriter for rent. . Phone 259-H.
".'..'.''-. 174
i John Tomlin, Corning Kenly, Dr. 1,1
A:.8alnde and Edison Marshall expect
to leave tomorrow for a two weeks
duck hunting expedition in southeast
ern Oregon, ,
High grade tailors for men aHd
woipon. Orres,, Ashland. Ore. tf
The Portland Tolegram announces
that-John. Holigang has been, appoint
ed' agent in Medford. Ills telophone
number Is 453-Y. Anyone wishing to
order the Telegram or make complaint
About , service .-can phone above num
ber. , , -., ,.' ,: , y. , .' xi
- The price of '$3246.50 recently, re
ceived by Rosenberg brotlinrs for a car
or Anions is said to be the highest
prlfce ever received for a car of An Jons
in. the history of the fruit business.
About 'SO boxes: averaged 17 cents for
each bear to the grower. ; .
1 NotR-seam hosiery, Triangle collars.
Don Springer. .
'Alta Naylor, (Ooodwin corsetlore, 20
South Fir St. Phone 918-W. ,,-17(1
t. Mrs. Frank Owen, who lias 'been
visiting relatives In San Francisco sev
eral, weoks Is expected. home in the
near future.
Dr.- McMorrls -M. Dow's office nd
, . drew, is 306-7. M. F. & U. Uldg. Office
hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 to B afternoon.
Tel.-139. - ' 271
.i-RI. Stewart, builder, contracts for
Bl.tniJlcllngs. .Residence ;Jr7:., Apple
street, ,1'iione 643. ' tf
The members of the Goldefl Llrtk
flliile clasB will hold tliolr ''Dollar
Social" 'at the home of Mrs. Mea'rs,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 11th. JAt this
time the, dollars earned by each class
piomber wjll be turned In, and tin ac
count given of how they were earned.
. Latent stylos and patterns In caps.
Don Springer. , i,
..,,"A bargain One . good, mahogany
phonograph. WJtji 29 . musical . , selec
tions Plays all raakos of records, $75.
Palmer's Piano.' House, 234 E. Main St.
. '4Vv..: ,. i-,'".. "; ,.. '"'..." ; 172
-Mrs. . Frank Preston 1b visiting
friends and relatlvog in San Francisco.
The arrivals at the Hotel Medford
yesterday and this morning, include
'f.G&tirgo jd" Graves of-Salem, Mr. and
" Mrs. Gray of Seattle, i MrB.
. Stdckler and two children from: the
Philippine Isluntia, Jlr. arid Mrs, 'Fred'
T.' Sherman' of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
W.. F-' Dallam and son and Mr. ,khd
Mrs.'J. 8. Ne'vln of San Francisco, and
Clarence Westbrook arid i piirty ,,'ot.
Sinith Rlver, Calif. ', .
, ; ' Used cars at lower prices tha'n any
where else. In town, Patton and Rob
inson, Ino, .( . tf
A letter to your friend brings Joy to
. himj. a photograph brings you nearer
ills side and makes the letter so muqh
sweeter. , A. Mackey photograph of
yourself sent "to your.friond will be the
. " next thing to a visit from you. What
an. inexpensive, wny to ylBlt . friends
when,, '.circumstances and distance
niiike It Impossible to'go to them In
person! .'East Main and Contral, No.
204... H C, Mackey 172
Superintendent J. V. iierrlan tit tho
Dutte Falls lintchory, has cleaned out
tho flshway at Gold Ray dam arid has
oined tip a channel at tho lower ond
that, will allow fish to, enter the same
at' low water. , he found a collection
' of nil IclndB of sniiga 'and foul hooka
that had been used' nnd lost by Illegal
fishermen., - , ( ...
'Individual 'suits and ovorooats of
V inorlt, $22.60 up.., Don Springer.
;, Kxperioncod packers wanted. Earl
Fruit. Co... (; ,
For Sale" Used Dodge car In perfect
running order. H. u. LimiRilmi. 174
' At tho ' community meeting 'of the
. women of Rogue Ulvor and Wlmer
held at Roguo River this, uftornoon,
'which; was attended by MIsb Florence
Pool, , county home demonstration
, agelit.t plans for clvthing schools, home
convenience -work and hot lunch sorv-
Ing In the schools were discussed. 'Miss
' Pool and Miss Griswold, liOmo dumon
titration agent for ' Josephine county.
" export to hold a conference ut this
Humoring.
, Visit the Marinello Shop, expert
' marcel : waving; also electrolysis.
Room 409 Llborty Mils. Phone 657-W.
: ; ,. . .. j73.
Tiring your buckets for home mndo
' sorghum 1214c per lb. , Warnor, Vort
' niun & Gore. 172
Although the valley :is filled with a
smoke haze no forest fires have been
. reported at the local forest service
...ceg. . ' .
- Apples! 'Apples!, Apples! Starks, Do
. llclons rind Newtown, $1.00 per box at
. .Ilowers Hunch, five miles north of
Rogue River on Evans Creok. Uiing
your boxes. .. 177
Snsh, doors, any kind of mill' work.
Trrtwbridge Cabinet Works. 171
.Mr. and .Mrs. W. O. Johnson,' formor
Medford residents, have 'moved to Ash
- Mand and have taken a home on North
l.atirpl street. Anlilnnd Tidings,
v For the best vultios In used cars see
Tntton and Robinson, Inc. tf
All of the latest stylos in hats ai
Untie ll.iwurd s, 109 . Contral Ave.
Due to the fine weather of tho past
two weeks, which is said to be excep-
- onally good at ("rater Lake, many
valley people and tourists passing
through have visited the lake. Quite
a number visited the lake Sunday.
first-class 30x3 tires $13.50. Med
ford Vulcanizing Works. 189'
Wanted Experienced packers and
box makers. Oregon Growers Packing
Co-operation. '
Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight,
C O. Thompson, Instructor In agri
culture in the Medford high school,
spent the week end along the Rogue
river near Grants Pass fishing tor
steelhead.
Newcomb for all kinds of wood
Phone 631. - '
. Men's shirts made at the Stylecraft
Shop, Medford Bldg. . . tf
AV. Wiseman of Hoise, Idaho arrived
In this city yesterday by motor and
intenos to locate here.
All kinds of building mouldings.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. ' 171
Hemstitching and plcottng So per
yard. Work done while you wait,
Vanity Shop. ...... ,. . , 209'
W. Nye of Prospect was a Medfdrd
visitor over tho week end.,
A fine line of cigars ac the CozyJ
Nook. ' tf
Dressmaking, pleating embroidering
of all kinds, braiding, beading, hem
stitching and buttons covered at the
Stylecraft Shcp. Medford Bide, , tf
Here is the . Ashland-Granta PasB
high school football game of last Fri
day -from partisan . viewpoints: The
Grants Pass Courier says: .".Too much
beof proved disastrous to the Grants
Pass football eleven yesterday after
noon when they were defeated by the
liusby Ashland aggregation by . a. 61-0
score. The visitors pounded through
tho light local line almost at will, the
piuyers showing splendid training; The
local boys ifought gamely throughout
tho gamo but were too much . out
classed to stand any show." The Ash
land Tidings days; "Smothered In
glory and cheered by a large delega
tion of Ashland rooters, tho gridiron
warriors of the local high school romp
ed over the Grants Pass field yester
day afternoon for a victorious score of
61 to 0. Moving with rapid, niachlne
lil'.o precision, the boya in crimson and
whlto fought IJielr way to the Grants
Pass goal with a persistence that plied
m score after 'score in 'quick succes
sion." . , , . ,
.Mrs. Paul t Hanson, corsotlere for
NuBfano. Phone D85-J. tf
Edgar Wight, watch repalrlug.
"poc" Wright, Clarence Ends j and
Leland Holbrooke returned yesterday
from a week's doer hiint "on the tJmu-
qua divido. It is understood that they
wore riot unsuccessful. j
Beginning Octobor 1st, I will sell for
30 days at 20 per oont discount from
the regular retail price, any hew piano
I handle. Give me your ordur. 225 S.
Oakdale. Phono 691-J.. 'H. N. Loflund.
v .,'177'
We can save you 20 per cent on all
auto repair work. First class ;Work
guaranteed. Tires, tubes and acces
sories. '.Central Point Garage. .'173
, Guests at the Hotel Holland 'include
Mr. .and .Mrs. R. , B. Cayanaugh of
Edgowood, .Calif,, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Hoy of Edgewood, Calif., Frank Stod
dard of Seattle, D, ' H. Woodman of
Salt Lnko' City, Utah, T.' G.' Robinson
ot Portland' and Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
.Clark of Glendalo, pro. , . ;(
Bert's flunuiis ciilll iou came. Otish-
er Cafe. ' . ,:
Chili con came season open. Gusher
Cafo. '"'( '
, National Fire Prevention week
oponed up rather inauspicious1 for Med
ford with a $33,5oU fire. ,
there is nothing so henlthful and
inylgornting those, days as a 'drink of
the llthla water sold by the Jackson
County Creamery. Order a ease today,
i Iet us Bliow you how to shine, arid
you'll shine wherever you show, your
solf. Why pay i5o for your shine when
wo clinrgo only 10c t Brown's United
Store. . . v . , -, - . 176
Among the Grants Pass, people who
spoilt Saturday In tho city wore Mr.
and Mrs. V. T. Miller, Mrs. J. J. Moss
and 'Mrs. M., Clemefls, Sheriff George
Lowls arid Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Coon und
daughter. . '
, 1920 Excelsior' motorcycle, electric,
fully equipped, for salo at a bargain at
Talent Garage, Talent, Ore. .172
Try otir - merchants lunch. The
Shasta. . '
Loland ilrophy who camo down over
tho week oiid from Four Mile lake
whore ho is working for tho Rogue
River Valley Canal Co., leaves today
for the field of operations ami does
not expect to return until snow flics.
Hurt's famous chili con carne. Gush
er Cafe. ,
Dyors, cleaners, phono. 311, S, W.
Forsytho, 116 Mistletoe. Prompt ser
vice and prices lowest. 174
Mr. aud Mrs.. John II. Goodrich are
visiting In Salem and other northern
!olul8. 1 .
Edgar Wight, roliablo jowelor.
Ford oar, 5 passenger, good buy at
Talent Garage, Talent. 172
A community meeting of tho -women
of Central Point will bo held Tuesday
afternoon with County Homo Demon
stration Agent Pool, for tho purpose
of making drcBs forms. . Tho women
of Ruch will hold a community meet
lug Wednesday for the same purpose
The best place In town for used cars,
trucks, and tractors. Patton and Rob
inson, Inc. tf
Jimti received a shipment of 30x3 Vi
first-class tires, .$13.50. Medford Vul
canizing Works. , 189
For shooting a Chinese pheasant out
of season, the unlawful . deed being
committed yesterday, J. B. Johnson of
Medford was fined $25 when he plead
ed guilty this forenoon In Justice Tay
lor's court. The arrest was mndo by
District Deputy Game Warden Pat
Dnlley. .
Chill cou camo scasor, open. Curlier
Cafe. t
See Do Luxo Auto Top Shop before
getting that now top, , W
George Putnam, the Salem editor,
and his friend, Wm. Walton, the bank
cashier of that city, and Evan Reames
and E. E. Kelly had some fine spoil
fishing for steelhead along the lower
river near the Gold Ray dam yester
day. The Salem men who left for
home last night, were the most for
tunate, Mr. Walton, said to be lineal
descendant of the famed Sir Isaac, liv
ing up to the family reputation by
catching the largest fish, and tho edi-
tor true to form catching three Sine
steelhead. ..f
Dr. Murphy's dental office Is, also
open evenings from 7 to 8.
Liberty Honda at Par. For tl5e next
30 days we will accept Liberty Bonds
at par U) payment on used cars'. Geo
L. TreJjUliler Motor Co. ! , 178
.'. No clue to the car nor thieves who
stole A. B. Cunningham's aulo from in
front of his home some time u'ko has
yet been obtained. The car was in
sured. - .-
"Full value In trade for misfit arid
discarded clothes of all kinds. The
Apparel, 103 Ji. Central. Phono 2113
:( - - 194
China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. '
Sheriff Terrill and W. H. Lamb, who
was his deputy for the trip, arrived
home this morning from Salenr'where'
they took "Dutch" Pete Strauff and
Frank Kodat, to serve penitentiary
terms of seven years each for the at
tempted robbery of the Gold Hill bank
last summer. . .
Hemstitching
8c per yd. . ..
Buttons covered.
"Handicraft Shoo. J ' tf
Free -Bicycle "overhauled with each
tire sold. Murrey's Bicycle Shop. 177
Nothing has yet been heard from
County Agent Cate and party who left
here early last week to purchase high
bred Jersey cows In the Willamette
valiey as to how. many purchases they
have made nor as to when they will be
home. The cows will bo disposed of at
a salo to be held in Meuiord next Sat
urday.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
. , ' ' ' ' ' tf
Popcorn that wljl pop, 10c per lb.
Warner, Wortman & Gore. . v 172
C. L. Goff writes insurance on any
thing anywhere. ... ' . tr
Two license plates were stolen off of
local cars In the city Sunday, one plate
being taken off the llonncy greenhouse
truck, and the , temporary sheriff's
card license off of a touring car, the
owner's name being unknown to the
police. Those two thefts aro generally
regarded as tho work of auto thieves
with cars stolen from outside the
state in their possession, on which
they will put the stolen licenses, In
order to more easily escape detection.
Are you with thoso yo.ii love? ; Sep
aration never occurs between friends
having a Mackey interpretative photo
graphic portrait. ; Mackey, Main and
Central, No. 204. 177
Hemstitching
, Plcotlug . .'. . :.
So per yd. '
Vanity Shop. tf
The Dow Association Hospital, Inc.
Ib a public hospital locatod ' at 704
North Central avenue. It Is now open
and recolving pttients, Tel.yi. Miss
Patton, R..I.,.stipt., . . . , .-, 271
rs. A. D. Jillson, county president
of the W. C. T.-U. and Mrs. Stella Lea-
vitt of Ashland, who are tho Jackson
county delegates to the slate W. C. T.
U. convention which will' be held Oct.
14-10 nt Oregon City, will leave in a
few days for the latter city.
When better automobiles are built,
ntiiclc will build them. . ,. tf
Butter milk and cream at the Cozy
Nook. tf
The Cozy Nook, DeVoe's now store
In the Sparta building, Is now opeu for
uusmesH. II-
Bettor got some of Hie iirlnt paper
on rolls for wrapping paper at this
office and save 2 or 3 cents per pound.
Come and iook at it and be convinced.
Drilling nt tho Trlgonla -well Is de
ferred for a short time in .order to
secure necesnry 6 M : Inch casing for
closing out the vtater, as tha S inch
cun not bo satisfactorily usod. Quota
tions on ensing have been wired for
to four loading concerns, and replys
will determine where order can. be
placed to host advantage. In the mean
time, the labor Is laid off except' Mr.
Watt, head driller, who will do some
noeejsary repair work while the cas
ing is coming, which may take 10 or
15 days to go through. Mr. Watt Is
living at tho well and will bo watch
man. .
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Saturday's and Sunday's arrivals
at tho city auto camp were as fol
lows; i,.
W. Xyo of Protfpect, Ore., en route
home; J. K. Heyon, of Napa. Calif.,
en route to Crntor Lake; W. Wiseman
of Boise, Ida., who may locate here;
J. H. Makings of Glendalo, Ariz., , en
routo home; R. H, Carson .and fam
ily ,of. Portland, en route north; U
Inze and party of Walla Walla, Walla
Wash.,' en route south; C. M. Golden
and party of Portland, cn route
south; J. J. Travis of llolta, Colo., en
ruote r.otith; W. L. llrlant of Good
trtg..Ida., on route te San D'.cuo: II.
Furgesoti of Lakeview. Ore., on rnata
to Willard, Calif.; A-1). Campbell of
Lnko Stevens, en routo south; C. 11.1
Alcou aud (umily ot Pendleton, cn-
r . i.. AffBl,: and E. Klnnevlthe .liners here Monday and there
... . n
and family ot Tacoma,
south. ...
route,
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
B A. C..HOWUM
Jeff Wilson and wife of Klamath
t ails were nere saiuruay hib"i
Sunday morning started on their
homeward journey.
There were. services in the Catholic j
church Sunday morning and there w8
a good attendance. Among those from
the country were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
eyer. son and daughter, of Lake
Crepk, and later they came : th,e
Sunnyslde for dinner.. Mr. and MlB
Chris Bergstnan also .came out-.and
Mr. Bergsman attended the services in
the Catholic church and his wife, at-
tended our Sunday school. .
;ir. ami mrs. ivuui. iu)
rado, but now of Medford were here
for dinner Sunday and a stranger
wliose-.name 1 failed, to. secure, also
'""cu' , ,f , . ' hi
atk ns Central Point and L
r o MedJord. MivWatklns
James W
A. Nesler
brought his daughter out with him but
islie. took dinner with her aunt, Mrs.
N'iincy Watkins and cousin Miss Anna
Watkins.
John Foster was also a visitor at the
Sunnysl(re Sunday afternoon and so
was Mrs. Jame's Davis, nee Lula Em
ery,' tormerly in her girlhood days a
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cuts having .lived on tlie site of the
present Sunnyside hotel. Mrs. Davis
is now a resident of Gold Hill. She
was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Parker. They also were for-
, . ': ,,,,, .. , ,
are living ill Ulllll 1 1 ill. mr. l,on unu
family, also of Gold Hill, were here
Sunday. . ' n ;
Mr. A. Bishop of Portland, n con-
........ . .,u ,. a,.. .... ... ,,...,()f LuUe (,reek
hlgnwny, came in Sunday evening anil
remained for a few days, and so did
Harvey Taylor of Ashland.
Wm. Van der'Heflen the contractor
who lias the job of putting tlie crushed
rock on the Crater Lake highway and
has hair his crusher located on Nick
Young's field, has finished putting the
rock on as far as Reese creek and has
been moving the crusher up the river
onto Grant Mathews' place. From rfll
appearances they will succeed in get
ting through with the job before the
wet weather Bets In.- During the time
they were moving the crusher and the
necessary macnlnery up there most of
the mep, some ten or fifteen, took
their meals nt the Sunnyside but npw
they are about all gone and business is
settling down to a normal state again.
Wm. F. Smith and wife of Ashland,
were hero'Sunrtay and Monday visiting
Mrs. Smith's (laughter, Mrs. Gus Nich-
o!h and family. . ,
There was quite a rush here Monday
of peoplo g ing to Jacksonville to pay
their rent that is the way that C. E.
Bellows expressed the idea, that is to
pay the last half ot their taxes. And
speaking about taxes, the question, na
turally comes iup,, when will the con
tinual, drain oease? 'For now we are
taxed on everything we eat, drink' and
wear, and d we are sick we aro taxed
on every box of pills or hotel of med- i
lclno we use, and If we should happen :
to die and leave a little property that
is taxed to pay our funeral expenses. '
and still whenever bur legislature '
meots it seems to be the first thing'
that after the membeYs have tried to!
i also their own salaries, to see how
much they can incrense our tax bur !
dens. But what is the use in Complain-!
ing for there Is a certain class of pea-
pie who have to live and know of no i
other way to make" it easy except to:
draw it -roni the taxpayer. , . J
James Merritt of Reese creok, was a!
business caller Monday.
David Bail and family of Crescent:
City, have been bore visiting Mrs. '
Bull s sister, Mrs. Frank Lewis and i
family.' Mr. and Mrs. Ball are of tho
old pioneer stock of Jackson county as ,
L,avid was born and partially raised on ;
tho old Hall farm near Phoenix and his i
wile was of tho old Heckathorn stock i
and her mother Is :hoiv living on Elk.:
creek, one of tho early pioneers of this :
country. , 1
Mrs. McDonald of the ; Elk Resort;
was a passenger on the Eagle Point i
stage on .er way home last Monday,
taking passage on the Persist stage
for home. .
Sirs. Frank True, Mrs. A. G. Smith
and .tyilin Foster of Medford, were bus
iness nllors nt the Sunnyside.
Will S. Cooper, n son-ln-lnw of C. II.
Nntwlck, one of our loading road con
tractors and grandfather ot tho prize
twins of southern Oregon, was among)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Salesladies.
Apply
10c Store. -
VANTK1 At once, six apple pickers.'
either by tiny or box. Illg apples.
Court Hall.
WANTKJ About Jammry 1st, first
rmss sienoirrnpncr. Limy tnnroiiKn
ly experienced need apply. The Cal.
Ore. 1'ower Co. 177
FOR SALE Or will trade for 'cattle
or hogs, two work horses. Duroc
lnmr, 7 h. p. gas cnRine with or with
out wood shw. ltox 61 Eagle Point,
or phono B-F-4. 176
WANTED Experienced waitress
Holland Cafe.
KOK SALE Incy lwaches for table
or canning. Phone 14 K-5. :75
WANTED To buy a two-horse I'resno
scraper. Phone 311-Y. 17S
KOR SALE Two Durham calves
seven months old. Phone 3H-Y. 174
W'anTEU Experienced waitress
liiisner Cafe.
WANTED Annie nickers. Hloheat
price paiii. by the box or bv the
hour. Gold Ray Kealty Co. Phone
728-U or 11-V, 1
, .....
were eight ether transfnt-t tooa. uiu-
i o
' G. H. Plitchotf. of .Medford passed
ithroifeh here with a load for Joe jios-.iiere lor unincj.
i kins near Hall Monday. ! Thursday evening !ien I returned
Frank Urow and wife, one of ourj from Medford I'&egrd that the house
leading merchants who has bea on nn
extended trip up through British Co-
lumbia and through some of the mid
dle slates, Illinois in particular, where
i; he' vl6ite,,' , 1)rother, Merritt return-
ed the first of the week.
Earl and Sam Courtney, two broth
ers took the contract to re-roof and re-,
Innfi-.thn rtfimnirr. mused hv the fire in-!
jtne back room of T. E. Mchols' store .!
and haye finiBbft;) t!le job anil at this,
; eneaged makin apl)le boxes:
, fw Mp;'Edge on the Edgell orchard. '
, Frank iraslttil. the foreman on tlie
i Antelos,e orchard 'wa a business caller!
jT . . ,
j 'tlle; ant hay e.,d -Coa!
Jg h el nallleil the country by :
he w tr-ucki fr ,',le Rogue RWer ;
f Canal comimnv thev must be exnect-
ing to work all winter and spring.
Speaking of hauling loads of
coal
Ps'lnfe they Uiave been htAilin:
.
- weighing fiv,
such
mis at aj
five or six J
! tons', there are complaints coming in;
' that they are racking the- county
bridge here in town and in places the j
i two floors are worn through sr, thatj
1 it is hardly safe to run over it with an
I ordinary aulo and if they do there are '
' so many nails or spikes left in tly.1
: planks that there is danger of tearing
lti,e au,0 tlres ttn ta pieces..
j u ...
Mrs. Joe Moomnw who went to Med
ford a short time ago to be operated
on for appendicitis has recovered and
returned home again.
' Our neighbor, Mrs. N. Watkins, has
'Iliad her kltchon re-roofed.. Her son-in
.
law George Phillips did the work.
Mrs. Henry Wendt of eastern Ore
gon came out on the stage and went
up to visit her sister, Mrs. NawJtrom
Fred I'ettygrew who is engaged run
ning the caterpillar that draws the
grader on the Crater Lnke highway
was . here for dinner Wednesday and
KATHERINE
MacDONALD
"Tlic; American Heaiily"
iri "My "Lady's'
Latchkey" ,
EOMANCS -
WOOD
Best wood of nil kinds.. Only wood In
city under cover. Ateo best I'tnh
Coal nt $17 otT car. i "
. VALLEY FUEL CO.
2nd niiil Fir Pliono 7rt
V WE
.' NOW PLAYING i
MYSTERY
, THRILLS! . I
R. N. W. M. P. ' I
The emblem' of tlio rodooat.s 3
of the 'Hllcilt north. Nothing H
ever stotM them. Roe. tliom B
In ':M IX TllACKKItS" 1
' Coining Wednesday I
istmas
217 15
-MAIX ST
1 so was U m. von oer ..,-..eu. uuc,
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take Creek merchant, and the lessee
!of the Eagle Point" opera house was
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Hbme:Mai
orehound
Simple, Cheap and
Efficient Cough Remedy
The San
109 EastMain Street,
Pianos and Phonographs
Will Be Sold at Reduced Prices for a Short
Time and On Paymenfs to Suit Your Con-.
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vemence. .
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High Grade Pianos as
; -low as
Phonographs From $50
to
That are worth from $200 to $250
I came, here to opn 'an np-to-dato nnsic. stove.
Not being able to get a suitable location, I took this
snfiill rdom just. J'oi a warehouse until I can get a
suitably place, and I, am going to sell Pianos and
Phonographs at bargains to get, .advert ised iand get
acquainted in your beautiful city.,
My .expense is small and will give you," the pur
chaser,' tlie benefit of:ovcr-head expense. Will be
in the store afternoons and evenings, and all day
Saturday.,, . ' . ,.,,.! ,
: Please 'call and see what I can do for you.
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THE TAYLOR PIANO HOUSE
26 So. Grape St.
ARE MAKING'
--, . v . ..- i ;i
ographs
NOW '
Asmallpayment'down andwe will keep the finished picture until
you want them in December. ' .
Quality Photographs at Popular Prices , .
"On the Ground Floor"
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I1V A Vlll MmVPr flfl Oco
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, ournea oiwa uni nave not ;
j what tile dawage was . or wl-.-nl
V
was insured. ,
Thomas. esut was also a lsjt
caiior oi nee-ie vreetv.
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Candy
s Drua" Store
Tax Store
Hallow e en
Novelties
We lmve ilie best nwiofc'titit'iit if
irnllfiftc'cn liiivcjticft this .year we
have' ovev lincl. It will mako 11m
old'fo'lUs young 'to soo and tlfo
young folks joyous to liaVe.'
Medford
Book Store
Medford, Ore.
TUDIO
MKDFOItU
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