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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OBEOON,-THURSDAY,-.OCTOBER-24, 1029.
4
Iocal and
-'Personal
Over 3100 cars of fruit haVo
' been uhluped from Medford ho fur
thu season, Including 21. cor a of
pea in and apples shipped from hero!
lat evening. Mast uf the pucklnc ,
Iiouhcb are working on short h If in .
and the lariter pitrt of the transient !
fruit labor has left Medford fur the
opplo country in the slate of Wnsh
iington.. :i ' i ! ' I '. i t
.! The Bt.i MarftV dulid'wiir hold
a rummage sale In the Deuel Bid.
Saturday, Oct. 26th. i - 210
The peed dance contest to lie
Blvon in connection with the Lc
, glon Hallowe'en- dance at the -Orl-
netul Gardens on Thurndt.y, Hnl-
lowe'on nlitht, Is creatins consider
able interest among southern Ore
gon dance loverji and much rivalry
Is ulready in evidence. The contest
will be Judced by the BDoctators'
applause' and already 'several- en
trants are gathering together In
organized rooting sections. Knlries
may be mado at the Palmer Music
House or at the dance Itself. 221
Chicken dinners at the Covered
Wagon, 75c Good as the best, bet
ter than the resr. 220
Mrs. Chas. A. Wing, who was op
erated' on -yesterday morning nt the
Community hospital for uppcnril
cltis, in reported as gutting along
nil right, according to Mr. Wing
this noon. ' i ,i - r
Guests' from a distance register
ed at Medford hotels lncludo F.
H. Klchnrdson and J. H. Hmith of
Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. I A. New
oil of Caldwell, Ida., Robert Brown
and Mrs. N. Downing of Great
Kails, Mont..' tiamuel, Hnlsoape of
New .York City, Miss Irwin of Mont
real,! Can... Miss B. K. Jamison of.
Kdlnborough, Bcotlahd, and O. Mur
quardt of St. Louis, Mo. C
Modern Woodman dance Thurs
day night at W. O. W. hall. . 216
Ten tint of the stalo cars regis
tered here yesterday with the local
state auto traffic bureau. ...
. Man , with small family wishes
work on dairy ranch. Both can
milk. Answer Box O. M., Tribune.
., : . . 217
J. I.. Campbell of the Campbell
Hheot- Metat works is in Portland
IhiB. week attending tho.-school of
Instruction .on -the Automatic Oll
ometio oil. burners. -' m .,.
"The- Way of Faith," 'a hymn
Writtoitr by Mary O. Carey, la for
sale at Palmer Plaito House. -. 210
Bowl at Nut ovary night. 320;
An ordlnanuo regulating traffic
and providing for operation of for
hlre cars In the city is1 in process
of- being passed by. the Klnmath
Falls city council.--. Bocause of the
many taxlcabs now operntlng there
an emergency douse wilt, make- the
ordinance- effective when finally
passed. J...1, '.fyk'
An experiment new to southern
Oregon'wlll be 'given n trial .by lo
cal Legionnaires when they will
hold a dance m the Oriental Clar-
-dens- ballroom on -Thursday, Hal
lowe'en night, with froe admission
to ull those who wish to attend.
. .... , . - - 22i
' Mr.- and Mrs. S. 8. Itrenfrew o(
Harvey,- X. D.. nwlved In -the city
sovoral days ugo en . route to 'Cali
fornia, where .thny. will .spent! the
winter, to visit at the A. W. Shop
herd home, before continuing on
tnehf. Journey south.'--
Tho St. Mark's Guild will hold
a- rummage Rale In the Deuel Rldg.
Saturday,. Oct. 28th. , !!
.. Hplti apples for sale. Ala Vlsta
Packing House, Sol Fir. SOltf
Four Oregon men who gradu
ated -a' short time ago from the
army primary ' flying course at
March field, California, have-en,
tered the advanced flying school
at Kolly field, Texas, for four
months' Instruction. They arc
Theodore B. Anderson nnd Hoy D.
Butler of Portland. Ivan M. Atter
hury and Charles B. Jont of nose
burg. '..'::
Piano lessons mnds unusually
enjoyable Beginners' specialist!
Lois Cook Young on Manning
Place, N. W. Central Point. . 210'
.Bowl nt Nat every night, 220
. At their meeting tonight the-local'
Klks lodge, will discuss .and
probably . take action on an Im
jiortant matter, und Ion this rea
son a very large attendance Is de
sired, .-. '.,.
Bowl nt Nat ovary night. . 210
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weeks and
Mrritnd Mrs. Bert Orr will leave
Friday for Corvallls to visit Eu
gene Orr and sen the .0.8. C.-Idshn
football game. After the game they
will spend the week end In Port
''tawrt. ' ' " - '
j--fttft-, ihoss fen 4 e r nnd auto
. bodies straightened nt Brill's Sheet
kMelnl Works, opposite Lewis Super
Hervlrn Station. Phone 41 X. -tf
r
liver 'i : I -
There's a lot
to be said '
, )'uv t i v
stout' the merits of vs..
!Houi 1 bread 'en the
market but we do be
' Heve that ybu will find
Tluhrer't Breads com
, pare very favorably
with the best to be had
anywhere on the coast.
- U
When he appeared In- tho Ash
lund Justice coui't yesterday and
entered a plea of guilty on a charge
of killing a young fawn, William
Kluck of Lincoln paid a fine of
I til). His gun was also confiscated
Kluok was arrested by W. It. Cole
man of the gamo commission and
the case was- prosecuted by Deputy
Game Wurdens It. M. Parr and F.
M. JUroun; , The fuwrf was not
much larger than a good sized dug,
the officers said today. -.
Special features sueh as a speed
dunce- contest, f reo admission tick
e's, confetti and serpentine battles
nix! novel entortulnment are ex
pected to druw one of tho largest
dance, crowds over assembled in
soiuriorn. Oregon, to the- leglon
dance at .tho Oriental Gardens ball
room, Thursday,. Hnllowe'on night.
fc- ., . ... . 221
H. C. Bnrnett was fined $5 and
costs of 4 In .fudge Taylor's court
thlM forenoon for driving a tuxleab
without a chauffeur's license. He
promised to get such license nt
once In fact sent away for It lust
night.
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
: Oregonlnns, other than Portland
residents, registered nt local hotels
include Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nor-
myle of Glendale, Louis Zeiss, Geo.
H. Graves, C I. Andrews of Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Emll Febrot, Alfred
Gerllngor nnd Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Gorsinger of Dallas, C. "W. Owen
and J. II. Culp of Albany, Jean
I-llll of Newberg and Mrs. Grace
Huston of Manhattan Beach.
An attractive, modern 0-room
house, at 20 South Orange will be
offered at a bargain for otilck sale.
Fireplace, garage. Inwn and shrub
bery. Phone H. V. Scheffol, S47-L.
' t ; .; , ' ... Mtf
Indicating that coyotes aro plen
tiful In the Plnehurst region, Rob
orn Wocknor yesterday at the coun
ty .clerk's office -collected - bounty
for 10 coyotes. L. M. Bildcibnck
of Central Point collected bounty
for one royote. t - . .
,'-Alice - Holloway's Town and
Country Shop, opening at Russell's
on the mezzanine floor. 217
Mrs. 8. A. Nye of Talent, who
Is at the Community hospital re
ceiving medical attention, Is get
ting along very nicely.
Royal Coal $14.50 per ton, de
livered direct from car to 'you
within city limits. Wo have test
record showing Royal Is best Utah
coal mined. Buy now nt tho lower
prlop.. Phono 838.. F. K. Samson
Co. Office 220 North Rlvorsido.
' , .: ! '..,. 213tf
'Gernld and Howard' Schorer re
turned to .Medford yesterday from
Portland after a Beveral days' busi
ness trip.
- Bowl nt Nat every night. 220
13. D. Wilson of Pocntello, Ida..
wAsnmong the. mouir tourists from
n distance who registered today at
the- lornl branoh of the out of stnte
nuto registration bureau. Rev. M.
M. Bussey, who registered, from
Monrovln, Cnl., gave his destina
tion as Medford, whore ho pluns
to spend 1 5 days.
"That good coat." We give groen
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co.
Phono i. 238.' . - tf
." Copco Forum Flashes, official
puhlloatlqn . for thnrCalltornia Ore
gon : Power - company employes,
came- off tho. press yesterday and
this Issue Is four pager larger than
usual.- It is filled with- Interesting
company news, including a lengthy
article - on the part the company
played In the recent Jlrst air-mail
flight from iMedford'a new munic
ipal airport hy sending BOO letters
to all pnrts- of tho United States.
An' account of Lloyd Williamson's
trip tot Kentucky 'as drum major
for the Salem drum' corps also ap
pears In the Issue.
Orohard run- Winter Banana
apples for sale, and Keifer pears.
Sgobol & Day Warehouse. 217
Mr. and' Mrs. J. W. Prultt nnd
Son, A. W. Baker and M. A. Mnrey
of Hugcnc nre visitors in Medford
who arrived- yesterday.
lallowe'en masquerade nnd oar;
nival bull, Kngle Point Sat. night.
Dance till 12 nnd eut nnd pnrty
ther est of the night. We will be
open nil night, ' 217
Ralph Billings, vice - ehnlrman,
and Albert C. Joy of the Industrial
and- agricultural division of the
Ashland ' chamber of commerce.
represented A.ihland ut tho meeting
here last evening when nn organis
ation committee presented the draft
of; of a -tentative constitution and
byvluws 'for the- proposed . Jackson
Oounty Agricultural council.
. llomstltchlng, plcntlng, pleating,
button making nnd huso mending.
Handicraft Shop. . , - G7tf
Mrs. Winnie, May Hammer of
Selnin, Ore., sustained only slight
Injuries when struck yesterday by
bicycle while walking by the In
tersection near- tho Medford Na
tional hank Mrs. Hammer was
carrying a hiihy In her arms and
her icfforC to save the child from
Injury caused her to fall on the
pavement, rendering Iter uncon
scious for n short time. The wheel
was tidilert hy a messenger boy.
Wnodrow Turpln. and officers said
Modny that the mishap was un-
1 avoidable.
I Considerable interest has been
1 nrnuscd in the. legion's Hallowe'en
i dance where the experiment 'of
I free admission will he given n
' trial. Special arrangements have
i been insdo to secure . additional
seals nnd accommodations for the
record crowd which I expected to
attend. 221
lir. Kmlly Boleom, county med
ical director, and Miss Kdlth Ijiuh
scher, county nurse, were spend
ing today In the Plnehurst and
I i.incoin uistrieis giving ncaitn lion
' or, roll examinations. . . . ,
! Bowl nt Nat every night. 220
I Dirt streets. In, various parts of
; Iho city, nro bofntf . graded by the
city street department In prepnra-
Hon for the winter season and the
work ,1s expeced to coutlntio until
, the rainy season begins,
j , See Chnrlns A. Wing to buy your
I homo. . , It'
I A marriage license was Issued at
;the county .vhirk'a office yesterday
I lo F. M. , Snyder, and Berths,
j U y.,,1, 44, both of Gold-Hill. ,
j . Dr. Rlmklnv the Chiropractor,
, pith Russian massage, over tho
Wnolwnrth Htoro. Tol. 12H0. 171tf
, AV. R. Ellis. Verne D. t'rall. John
Pan-tsgea and O. It, lerce are
among the business visitors In Med
ford from Seattle.
Dance at l-akc creek Saturday
night. ;is
Among Cnlifornians registered at
Medford hotels are Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Hencsby, K. J. Knight and
Itrry Crocker of Los-Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. 8am Asthbury of Oak
land, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Mlljus of
Hcrmosa Beach, Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Leddy of Red Bluff, Mrs. F.
A. Coffin of Salinas, K. C. Court
right of inintlngton Park, and tho
following from San Francisco: J.
F. Hverett, U. B. Gilroy, B. A. At
kinson, B. N. Colan and S. L.
Coombs. . .' - :i
. Limited amount of grapes and
Juice for one week. Will deliver.
Phone 610-It-l.-' '. 221
' Mr, and Mrs. -William Johnson
arrived this forenoon hy motor
from Chlco, Cal., to spend several
days In Medford attending to busi
ness mutters and visiting friends
whllo en route to Portland, where
they plan to spend two or three
months visiting relntlves. ' , .
Notlcet Niohols & Ashpole have
sold the West Side Meat Market to
Gus Samuels. All accounts due
former owners may be paid at
Economy Markot. Nichols & Ash-
polo responsible for all bills -owod
by business up to Oct. 21, -216
The Shell Oil company filed nn
action to recover money In circuit
court yesterday against M. M. Har
vey and Walter J. Cok, for $225.
claimed to he due for a service
'station for one-month. ' The snmo
compuny also filed suit against J.
H. Cognn und George 1 Glass, do
ing business ns Cogan & Glnss, to
recover 94K6.09 claimed -to, be duo
for the' purchase of supplies.
Tho Pythlnn Sisters will glvo a
card party tonight at K. P. hall.
215
Mrs. C. C. VanScoyoc was visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Dougherty of Ashland on Tuesday.
, Dunee at Luke Creek Saturday
night . .216
One-hnlf of the large shipment
. of ; rotogravure booklets received
sometime ago by the Medford
Chamber of Commerce have been
given away and sent to all parts
of tho United States for publicity
purposes, leaving 25,000 copies yet
to be distributed. The last block
to leave was tuken by D. M: Lowe
to Portland for distribution nt the
Pacific International Livestock
show to be opened there In a short
time. , - , I
Entries for -the Legion's speed
dnnco contest to ho given at the
l.CKlon Hallowe'en dunce, Thurs
day, night may be made at tho
Palmer Music House at Medford.
Entries may also be mado ut tho
dance, October 31st. 221
The unveiling of tho marker at
Fort Blrdseye, which was to have
taken place October 25, has been
postponed until Monday, November
4, at 2 o'clock. ,
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
Guests from Portland at local
hotels Include Geo. McCandless, (
C. Arvonson, 8. C. Wood, E. W.
Norman, J. 8. Pitman, C. A. Knight,
Dorothy Dickinson, Winifred
James, F. M. Love, S. S. Moorhcad,
W. E. Potter, Joe Oravelle, A. E.
Hale, Harry Lewis, W. W. White,
E. C. Flndley, H. Q. Qunckenhnsh,
Ray Hoadley. Ursol Nlinler, M C.
Kemp, W. G. Carey, R. B. Howell,
John Gentry, Li O. Shirley. W. H.
LawrencO. W; F.-Behold, G. C. Pur.
year, T. W Jones-and. C. E. Mar
keo. '
For Sale - Spltstonborg apples!
Telephone Kimball Fruit Co., 4 59.
- - '. 216
Special on plnstor board at Mad-
ford Lumber Co. . ,. , . tf
Temporary auto licenses were is-
sued nt the sheriff's offlco yester
day to G. E. Mathews, IV L. Wil
son, F. F. Wells, Gladys Mnestrettl,
Harrison-Wright company, John
Kelly, lu A. Docker, Burdctte
Marsh, Arthur Tucker, AV. R. Tay
lor and the Whittle Transfer com
pany of Ashland, nnd Frank Dun
kin of Talent.
Lot mo write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Medford.
Phone 903. tf
Daneel Masquerndo- and carnl-
vnl dance,. Eagle Point Sat. night.
217"
Mrs. R. A.- Holmes returned -to
Medford Inst night after spending
several days at Edgewood park
with Mrs. T. W. Miles, who has a
cottago there.
Corona adding machines, 0.
Freo trial. Phono Blerma, 1303.
' " loatf
Give votiy Hallowe'en nart at
Til'tib Flower' Lodge, v JWukb 'reser
vations early. , Phono 341-R-3.
!)IH
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAMS 20 acres off Old Stage
road on Ross ljino extension
Small orchnrd, house and barn,
excellent wall. Mary E. Clurk
son. Phone r.lll-K-1. it'll
FOR SALE Two foit torrlers. Dr.
Stone. 217
FOUND Roddlsh brown police
dog. Owner call 1441 and pay
for adv. 215
FOR SALE Furniture for sale.
'tis N; Central.-' Must 16 sold nt
once. ........ 20
l''(iR SALE Young black-face
Nwes. w. K. Hnmmcl, Kaitle
Point. 221
I 4 h
REGAL
"lily1
BULBS
Blooifting . Sizes
25c ea.
' and up M
. .. i' . ; .
Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
Mr. Fred Folton of Crawford,
Neb., arrived In tho clty this noon
accompa.nylng tho -body of ' her
husband, who passed away in
Denver hospital recently. Tho fun-H
era! services will be held hero, after
which Mrs. Felton, will locate in
Medford to be near her two daugh
ters, Mrs. II. Kyle and Mrs. H.
Tlllie. .
The St. Murk's Guild will hold
a rummage sale in the Deuel Bldg.
Saturday, Oct. 26th, 216
Dance at Lake Creek Saturday
night. 216
Bowl at Nat every night.. 220
G. Q. P'Alblni returned on the
train this morning from San Fran
cisco after spending several days
there on business. .
Get that new fall hat now at
Sinclair's; new stock, latest styles;
moderate prices. 215
500,00 feet ot cheap lumber.
Special at Medford Lumber Co. tf
Mrs. C. G. Goldsbcrry, wife of
Dr. Gol'dsberryi aerlved home last
Monday ; from Monmouth, 111.,
where she visited her parents for
six weeks. . ' .
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 1181. tf
Modern Woodman dance Thurs
day night at W. O.-W. hall. 216
N. L. Nnrragan Is reported 111
at his home with flu this week.
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
If you get your hat at Sinclair's
it will be the best In town for the
money. ...w'.v 215
Dave Smith of the Eureka school
In the Butte Falls district, spent
this morning in tho city transact
ing business.
Closing out screen doors at Med
ford Lumbor Co. - tf
Big masquerade and ; carnival
dance. Eagle Pylnt Sat. night. 217
The Business and Professional
Women's .dance will bo held to
night at tho Oriental Gardens. Car
ried out In Hullowe'en motifs, the
affair will be one of the most'am
bitlous undertakings of- tho locul
social season.
Hallowe'en dance, Jackson's, Sat.
"Who's the Punkln Eater?" 216
Corona and Smith typewriters.
Typewriter Exchange. Phone 1363.
193tf
Mrs. Minnie West of Fresno. Cal.,
who hns been visiting her brother.
George West, for the past few
months, left lust night for her
home. - .
. Less ash, lesa soot, in that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel.- 239.
tf
An attractive, modern 6-room
house at 20 South Orange will be
offered at-a bargain for quick sale.
Fireplace, gnrago. lawn and shrub
bery. Phono H. V. Scheffol, 847-L.
- . 212tf
Mrs. W. A. Gates left on the
Shnsta 'thls morning for Portland,
whoro she will spend several days
visiting friends.
. ' Freo shampoo Mon., Tues., Wed.,
Thurs., with mnrccl or fingor wave,
$1.00. Phono 07. Bowman Barber
and Beauty Shoppe. .: 210
Modern Woodman dance Thurs
day night at W. O. W. hall. , 215
M. R. Crooks left yesterday -for
San Francisco to spend a few 'days
'on business in connection with the
Crooks Fruit and Produce oom-
pany. " '. '.'.',....-,.-..' '"?.$-.'
. Bowl at Nut every night. '.K 220
Masquerade- and carnival dnce.
Eaglo Point Sat. night. 217
Mrs. a P. Barneburg of the , East
Phoenix district, who hns been 111
at- her home for the past several
days, was reported benter this
morning. ', .-, i .- ' '
Irallowe'en masquerade and car
nival ball, Eaglo Point 217
See Charles-A. Wing to buyjrour
home. "x16
Mrs. N. A. Crisp of Oroflnb, Idn.,
Is-expectod to arrive In the city to
morrow or the next day to spend
some time visiting her' daughter.
Mrs.
Elsie RushMi,. : , ., . f.-
ItitlViA'C'eir! dance' Jfn eV a it
Sp'fiHgs;:.'S(tTV;Spdin1,prty, Don't
ml'i It. "" x"
- 1 "J'ML.l 'i. " L
WM. FOX SIkVEft JUBILEE
NOW
ALL TALKING ALL LAUGHING
SHE WANTED LOVE AND HE WANTED COMFORT.
,,
, . Learn about love from n ex-, - yt?7
w.v ,prt!' In tho peedy, farce- V-siJSs
Iff comedy of the younger mar- fjC?
11 .'' riS folk Starring r
ft II v t -,Kt,l ,v-''. $k ?t"n 1 ni' r
JLAUtAA' a 'fCj,! '
I . . .. ALSO 1 '
TALKING COMEDY
THB ROONBY FAMILY
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o v.i.i v4.' Arid iii
In
' Major' Charles E. McBrayer of
Portland is in the city today in
specting the local- recruiting sta
tion. He -will leave late this after
noon for Klamath Falls before his
Dunce at Lakt-Creek -Saturday
night; , 216
Spitz apples tor sale. Ala Vlsth'
Packing House, So. Fir. 201tfi
Miss Mary Newell, ndvance agent
for tho Moroni Olson- Players, is
here in tho interest of booking one
of the repertory company's latest
plays, "The Mukropoulos Secret,"
by Karl Capek.
For Sale Spltzenberg apples.
Telephone Kimball Fruit Co., 159.
.... ..',' , 216
. HI .Stevens ef Phoenix loft ycrt
terduy for Corvallls-to participate
in tho O. S. C. home-coming,
return north.
For Sale Roller canaries. Ex
cellent singers from registered
stock. . On display at Mutual Seea
Co. 210
BALDWIN Josephine N. Bald
win passed away at Medford, Ore;,
October 21,' from heart trouble' und
high blood pressure, aged 7.4 years,"
two months, 19 days. Mrs. Baldwin
was born at Williamsburg, Ore.,
August 1, 1S65. 'Deceased had been
111 here nt Medford for six weeks.
Mrs. Baldwin was a prominent
pioneer woman of Klamath Falls,
and her sons are prominent hard- I
wuro merchants '.there. Funerul
services ,wjll bo; held at Klamath
Falls, Thursday nt !2:30,;ln charge
&' the Eastern jjtar lodge. Inter
ment will be at Klamath Falls.
REV PORTER INSTALLED
Hcfore a congregation of 250 peo
ple Rev. Claud B. Porter was In
stalled as pastor of the Preshyte-!
rian church last night. The services j
opened with a beautiful pipe orKau
solo by Mrs. H. E. Marsh, followed (
by a selection by the quartet.
The sermon of the evening was
delivered by Rev. D. V. Halght of
Klamath Falls, while Rev. E. Iver
Bon ot Mlcdford conducted 'The
'Charge to tho Pastor;" and llev.
i U .I'MItnlinlmna nt Auhlanrl ("l'hn
Charge to the People."
' Tito ; reception to the-pastor and
his "family followed, after ' which
benediction was pronounced by the
new pastor. ,
, f
AT DE MOLAY DANCE
With a large number ot tickets
ulready 'Hold, the Hallowe'en mas
querade dance Saturday 1m -expected
to ))t a lilg succeMS. Members
of tile Corvnlllfl football 'tnnv'tvlri
be Ruetrts of the local chapter. '
The prlrea which will bo ffiven
for the boat boys' nnd phis' cos
tume nro not boinff announced before-
the dunce. Maskn and carni
val supplied will he sold at 'the
hall. '
The committee In ' etiarpre in
ciudes Frank Huksoiik. chairman:
Vaughn- Stone.- decorations; Ben
Day and NorWs Porter', ticketn. ,
Spoctnl Coimtitinlcntlon,
' Past Masters' Niglit. '
Medford Lodge No. 103, A.
F. & A. M., Friday. Oct. 23,
7,:J0. p.-m.. Work In.thoM. M. de
'if9 Bnh'oJl'oYVltl '13$ scrt-cd In
diiilngVfsntn 'qf;i',;:lfik'tf:'Sf,,'the
indie's of the 'christian churcli.
Four Shows
Daily tit -
7. 9
rr A RIOT OF FUN!
DON'T MISS IT!
"1't!fca'i
: ivts. ...10 and 35
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JUST
$35.00 and $4b.00 Suits . $ 14.50
Heavy all wool Sweater Coats $2.95
Red Rubber Boots
Overalls,
hfeavy rough neck Sweater
Heavy winter Union Suits,
Heavy Double Blankets .
Leather faced Gloves, tips
Good warm Jersey Gloves
Long Keayy wool Boot Sox
Men's High Top Shoes .
Men's heavy Work Shoes
Men'
all
s
Every thing for less.
If you are paying more, it's your on fault
WILU'H.:i WILSON
The
promptly at 6:30 p. m. The Past
Maatcrs of lodito will exemplify the
work in the Master Mason degree
on two candidates. By. order of
the W. M. C. M. HOUSTON',
216 . --.',; , secretary.
Canl of Thanks.
We wish to thank our : kind
frlendnnd jelatlvc Jij'.tholr sym
pathy thd floral offeriitge. in 'the
death of our. mother and. wife, Mrs.
alaqte Zimnicrlce.,, r
Mi and AD'I). M. Brown,
t. f.Mr., .liin.5ClmiriL'iiee and
.' Family. ' 2 S
Mead colds
Melt In baling water and inhale
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our connections. Let ' us estimate
on your furs before you ship.
MEDFORD BARGAIN- HOUSE,
27 jinrth drape St. tf
Comfort and Safety
' '-' for Eyes ' -v"
Dr. D. A. Chambers
T EYESIGHT SPECIALI8T
,. ,404 Medford Bfdg.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING
UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINQ
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Medford Exchange. 211 W. Main St.1
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1904
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