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METVf8rP. (VRF.fl-OriVr, FRTDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 192.'
irRrtFORD MATL
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AT
BEST EVER IDE
Tomorrow forenoon at 11 o'clock
In the Merchants' building at the
fair ground. Paul Clagttone,
manager western division, Cham
ber of Commerce of the United
States of America will talk to the
business men of southern Oregon
and northern California for 40
minutes.
Mr. Clagstone will speak on the
Importance of organization, both
local national and International.
Invitations have been Issued to
the chambers In all the towns In
this vicinity, including Ashland,
Klamath Falls, Grants Pass and
Yreka. '
The Merchants bulUHnj? nt tho
JnckHon County Pair has regelved
3much favorable comment from the
jtipectatorB during the first two days
of the fair. The exhibitors engaged
Tom Rwem to plan- nnd execute the
'iueneral decoration scheme which is
litone in bright blue and a deep yel
low bordering on orange. -Parchment
lanternB In large numbers are a part
of the decorating plan and a vivid
:i ronrenentatlon of Crater Lake com
i pletes the scheme, which la declared
thy the majority or spectators to te
f the. best and most effective piece of
decoration ever presented in a Jack
36n County Fair building.
The following firms are among the
exhibitors: Metropolitan Life Insur
ance .company with with an educa-
3 tlonal display; White Sewing Ma
tch, n eH, demonstrating; Lamport's
V featuring Laca paints and a large as
Jsortmenc of toys; H. K. Marsh, gro
icer, with a nicely arranged display of
tanned goods, the product of local
uneries"; the Valley Fuel company
. .with a display uf different types of
fuel, some clever work having been
'done in this booth with wood and
t briquettes; Standard Roofing and
i Guilders Supply company, roofing
' land builders' supplies and locally
vmade cement bricks and blocks;
. 'Medford Printing company, labels,
- booklets, show cards. bookbinding.
' and other job printing; Reddy's
fjewelry, displaying wedding and en
gagement rings and Community
IMate as a present for the bride, rep
..resented by Miss Florence Cochrane;
Weeks St Orr. Oriental and domestic
.rugs, phonographs and pianos; Peo
; pie's ISlectrlc company, Frigldair and
.Kelvinator electric refrigerators and
Mother electrical appliances and fix
atures; Paul's Electric store, 5$enlth
washers displayed and demonstrated;
' Louie's grocery with an attractive
display featuring Del Monte , canned
. goods; Th Toggery, Hurt, Schnfhier
, Marx clptheH for men, and Stetson
AjVhats; Monarch Seed, and Feed com
PbrinV with different varieties of seed
'.fend feed laid out In design; Mordoff &
VooJf displaying Hoosler kitchen
cabinets and Perfect rarges; The
. tiulden Rule with-a display of worn
: fen'a wear; Jackson County Building
Loan association with an educa
tional exhibit; R. A. Holmes, the In
surance man with mechanical display
Qf a revolving umbrella "covering
verythlng"; Medford Domes t I c
laundry with a display showing the
discomfort and inconvenience of old-
fashioned hand washing: Modern
t?lutnblng and Sheet Metal Works
With a display of furnaces and a
prinking fountain which supplies
. fater to thirsty visitors; Southern
6regon Gas company displaying the
fcasy washer; Singer Sewing ma
chines demonstrating; Thompson's
Paint Store with a display of W. P.
Fuller and company products; .Vlr
iln's Radio Service with a display of
$enlth and Grebe radio sets; the
Sden Valley Nursery -displaying flow
's and shrubs; tha Big Pines Lum
$er company with a booth made of
" ullding materials from the concern
and fitted with choirs for the com-
ipvt of visitors; Medford Book store,
nison crepe paper and office
uipmeiU display and circulation of-
es of the Merchants building or-
Hrlni naner. "The Book Store
Slues"; Heath's Drug Store, Hudnut's
fjiprfumes and imported perfumes and
toilet articles; Farm Bureau Co-oper-tive
Exchange, seeds, feeds and edu
.Ctlonal exhibit; Mann's Department
ritora, women's wear; Brown Electric
lAiop. with a display showing the
SjtepsMn the manufacture of threaded
rubber insulation for Willard batter-'
fcto; Brown and White, insurance and
rsal estate; Klocker Printery, with an
ducutlonnl display concerning the
j fttory of printing; Medford Furnl
vMre and Hardware, displaying tools
load furniture In separate booths;
people's Electric, displaying Savage
rashers; Crater Lake Hardware with
aWdispiay and educational exhibit of
tag washers, and the, California
egon Power company with an edu-
.tional display including motion pic
es of. Copco One and Copco Two;
to races at the Fair Grounds track,
lamond and Crater Lakes and other
eresting subjects.
A feature of the program In the
rchants building are daily style
lows. The show tonight will oe put
by the Golden Rule. The Imperial
hestra furnishes music each after-
n and evening.
:The style show last evening was
en by the M. and M. Department
re and' a large assortment of worn-
wear was attractively displayed.
DP IT
: ftenn
ufcuiF
n DAYS IN JAIL FOR
NOI SALUTING RAG
I3W YORK, Sept. lSjFor full
to remove his hat In salute (o the
, John Oranetzer, a tvung Llthu
nf Is serving a sentence of ten
tin a Brooklyn jail,
pleaded guilty of disorderly
uct while watching a mardl grua
BODK STORE BLUES
MAKE "A BIG HIT
AT COUNTY FAIR
The "Hook Store Blues," Issued by
the Medford Book Store, official pub
lication of the Merchants' building at
the fair, has made a great hit the
following extracts showing the reason
why:
If It Is umbrellas, ask Holmes.
Umbrellas Insured against fire. -
Fergy anil Herb were putting morn
ing glories on tho Tribune ioh print
ing cupboard. These kids like morn
ing Klories us tliay so (Hii see tbem
opening (before ting to bed).
Denny Trowbridge hardly had time
to work on his booth, doing little help
ful things for overdue else.
M. F. & If. have a swell booth.
Sliuik llutler should alt in there ren
reseiitlns a (ounge llauril.
No, doar ,that briquet fireplace will
not burn up. Those briquets are
strictly fireproof. Ask the coon who
placed them.
and buy ashes, hail to put a chicken
wire up to keep people from getting
their goat. O
Brownie and Hill Virgin had a fight
and use separate bootlis this year.
i
Commercial Discount J'ulker kept
going through the building with u
bruce of rakes. With one hund he
rakes In the discounts and the other
tbo birds behind In payments.
BOY FINED $125 FOR.
, Wonderful Weather
for
Fair This Week.
Some chronics have kicked this
morning about the weather. Why, this
is Just the best ever. Lots better than
that hot. sticky, dusty, hambergery
stuff last year. Just right.
Modern Plumbing have omitted one
important displuy shown last yeur.
The whole building gang will appre
ciate the drinking fount. H really
works.
Brown & White, who pell cheap dirt
If Hill Virgin could work like he
talks that "raspberry" booth would
have been done on time. Mrs. Mill
can't do it all. Last year Hill tried to
out-screech a radio while a player
piano una phonograph were going.
Russell Kvans. arrested last f week
by the slu'riff's office, charged with
possession of intoxicating liquor, was
fined $1 by Justice of the i'oiu-e
Hoe nt Jacksonville Friday upon his
pka of guilty. Kvans formerly lived
in the Butte Falls district but Is now.
In Medford. The evidence presumed
disproved the report that Kviuih was
engaKfd In sale or transportation of
moonshine.
Oook with gntt
IVilmps She Will Ito
N'KW YOKK Mu FeiKUson is
president of Mexico in the view of
some school students as revealed in
tests on current history conducted by
the Review f Reviews.
Insurance executive says Kellogg's ALL
BRAN is "Conqueror of Constipation"
Former addict to
pills and drugs .
says ALL-BRAN
restored youth
ful vim.
tlerc Is n most remarkable trih.
ute to Kellogg's aix-uran :
Put more than one-thin of a cen
tury, 1 wu Hti .ltdiet.lo .11 kind, of
pill., dniK. arid niMlrumt to alleviate
the torture, roaultins from cinatjyu
tion. Tluy brought only temporary re
lief. Then I tried KeUofrE'. kl-L-HKAN,
and as u rr.ult I hate a new birth of
freedom from the terrible foe of the
rae. I am attain in the ulnk uf con
Oittbn, the iieraonilication even uf
youthful vitfor in mr itdvancinic yean.
Truly. Mr. W. K. Kelpiee'i ALL-ba&M
U Ute ci'MMeror of eun.tipatlon. r
aratefulle yoara, 1
(ffitnied) A. M. SwKENty,
Ta Federal lUaerva LUo ltuurauce Co.
Let Kellocre's all-diun connuer
constipation forever for you. Doc
tors recommenrl it. It is what they
cull a bulk food, that sweeps thu
intestine clean, stimulating diges
tion nnd normal, healthy action.
Something habit-forming pills and '
drugs can never do.
Bat at least two tableepoonfula
daily in chronic cases, with every
meal. If eaten regularly, relief is
liuuranteed or your grocer returns
the purchase price. Kellogg's AU
liiiAN is made in Buttle Creek,
With. Served in leading hotels and
rcbtauruiita. Sold py ull grocers.
1 1. ALL-BRAN
ram
11I(TMIM STt;
Reliable Merchandise Since 1894
McCall's Printed
r Patterns h ;
Munsing Wear for
Women .
Watch for the opening of
s i our
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Bargain Basement
Coats ana Dresses
Desire fair the Best!
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Real Values in Everything for the Family -- Finest
Quality Merchandise at Usual Low M.M. Store Prices
Delightful Fall
tlxctt Scttisf of
Women's Fall Dresses
New stylos i ( lliiniille, Satin Crepesliarnieuse
Satins, Fine' Lace and Novelty 'Trim,
;:.;: $32.5o"to $65,oo
. -3.
-Women's Satin Dresses
$11.95
Just received wide.; range of popular priced
Dresses, values up to. $22.50, selling iii this as
sortment' :...5j11.95
Women's Flannel Dresses
$11.95 to $28.50
Good Flannel Presses, new styles and sizes for
all. ' i : .
New Printed Silks
-.' $2.48
s These silks come: in wonderful
new patterns, in a tan ground,
navy, black and pansy prints.
All 40 inches in width.
Novelty Bordered
, Silks $2.50,
Comes in green, tan and pansy
contrast border colorings.
Special $2.50,
Women's Hosiery Sale
-'Holeproof .Hose in 10 new
shades, $1.25 value, selling at
only !. $1.00 a pair
Heavy Itayon Silks, all shades,'
extra heavy quality.... 75t
$2.50 Blankets $1.95
Plain grey, tan or white G4x76
Cotton Blankets.
BALBRIGGAN DRESSES
SPECIAL $6.95
Women's Fall and Winter
Goats
Hundreds of new FaU'Coats received the past
few days, many 'shown for the first time tomor
row. ,
New materials, niany fur trimmed, others in
mannish styles. Spccial....$25.00 to $100.00
. Women's $32.50 Coats
$24.50
Tomorrow one lot of new Coats, $112.50. values,
selling at the very low price of $24.50 .
Women's Popular. Priced
: v Coats ,;:
$12.50, $15.00 and $19.50
These are wonderful values, can not be dupli-.
cated anywhere for the price Offered. ' ' ''
Fur trim; coloi-s, Burgundy, reindeer and brown.
Sizes 14 to 44. .
mi m
Special Values in Footwear
WOMEN'S FALL SHOES
Satin High Heel Strap
Pumps :.U... $5.85
Satin Military Strap
Pumps $5.50
Satin Low Heel Strap
Pumps i. $4.50.
Patent Covered Heel
Pumps ; .$5.50
CVinmnnfrnn Cnlnvivi Sfrnn
Pumps .'. !..$6.95 V
Always Popular Prices Here
S3.50. S4.50. $5.85 to $8.50 V
I FT F T i .
Children Shoes
for Less
Save on' Children's and
Misses Shoes patents,
gun metals, browns
Special $2.00, $5.50,
$3.00' to" $3.75,'' ac
cording to size. .
3oys' Shoes $3.75
These arc sized 2 to G;
new. toes; a beautiful
tan Dress Shoe only
$3.75
Boys' Pack style Shoes
$2.50'to $2.75
Full line of Boys' High
Top Shoes.
Men's Dress Shoes Special $5.00 '
Tan or black Dress Lace Shoes in alfsizes....$5.0Q
Selz Dress Shoes kv men lead in finality and stvle
..:..... $5.00 to $8.00
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AL 7 . . SHOES
dsif . 'FOR ALL
L ' - . ' II
' v i"t'
Lf$ FAMILY
Handkerchief Sale '
, One lot of 10c value Kerchiefs ..
on sale; spccial...:..:...'..5t each, ;
Novelty Crepe dc Chine Ker-
chiefs i - 69 .
Novelty Lace, Bordered Cfcpc ,
Silk V. '. ?8f .,
. ; Fancy Linen j '
Huck Towels 65c
These come in rode, "gold and
blue borders, special..... 65t
$4 Fancy Lunch
Cloths $3.65
i i
Size 72x04 inches. 1 -These
come in beautiful pat-, .
terns -colored borders....$3.65
Plaid Woolnap
Blankets $5.85 .
' These come in pink, grey, lav
ender and blue plaids. .
de at Coney Island.
a . . .
aneuer said:
liy flag to the red flag."
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