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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1910)
swara wgss-vwiiBfcKia fal MEDITORD MAIL TUTBUNE, MEDITORD, PIUHGON, W1SDN1DBPAY, JUNE 8, 39JO. 9 ---- t-..-..-. --- -- 4 - --- - ?f We are Announcing to the People of Medf ord and Vicinity, the Opening of Our Great - - JuneClearance Hi I I iGMi .. ymmm ImbiA fk Mm 'IKm aA i!S7f V i i .V t ..". y, 1 UK M" I w 1 11 ' ' (I lll 1 ' ' ' ' - ' 111 I ''if 'f inlh Beginning Tomorrow, June 9, and Closing June 30, 1910 ThiB will be 3 weeks of the biggest bargain selling ever in the-history of this store. The object of this sale is to reduce this stock one third to half of its present size, low prices will accomplish these results. We shall take an immediate loss on many things and every thing will he sold for much less than regular prices for much less than you can obtain same goods for elsewhere. We arc making these tremendous price reductions now because we believe it is a good business idea. We want the money to re-invest in newer merchandise that will be more saleable later, next Fall. We want the money to pay cash for Fall goods that we arc contracting for now. We want to pay cash, because this will entitle us to some very liberal discounts on Fall stuffs whereby we will be enabled to undersell all competitors on Fall goods. But enough. Read the prices and reflect. You'll find many 'more bargains like these mentioned below, when you come to the store. '"Spool Silk to he new colors ess Goods and Silks- Dress Goods Department BLACK DRESS GOODS REDUCED. Even if you do not need a black dress un til along in the Fall, it will pay you to buy it now. We have just received another shipment of those Rajah and Scco Silk, which have been the rage this season. 25c Rajah; sale 50c 50c Seco; sale 39c Silk Petticoats Silk Underskirts. See our windows. All silk Skirts to $8.50 on sale at $5.00 each. Sale Ribbons 300 yards of fancy Dres den and checked Ribbons, usually sold at 30c to 50c yard, on sale at 19c and 24c. Sale of Smart Wash Dresses. The summer frocks, crisp and dainty, washable nnd serviceable, priced as you'll find them nowhere else. Hot days aro closo at hand and you'll be ready to open tho sea son with these very seasonable dresses at these reasonable prices, $8.50, '$10, $1 1.50, $12.50, $15 none higher. GIRLS' WASH DRESSES IN GINGHAMS, LAWNS AND PERCALES. Our showing is easily at its best now and the extent of the varieties provides a most pleasing selection. The values herewith featured are especially attractive. $1.50 TO $4.00. NONE HIGHER. t Specials on Auto Veils See the specials in Auto Veils. See our clearing specials, $3.50 AND $1.50. VISIT OUR REST ROOM AVe inivte every lady in Medford or southern Oregon to visit our new Rest Room; also our Suit Department. RI3AI EMBER, everything vou purchase of us is guaranteed. Every customer satisfied or no sale is our policy. Come and see the New Store 28 South Central Avenue liffilSb SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Local order of Kiigleti will moot for their Inst incuting in tlio month on Thurndny night. All Knglos aro in vited. 00 IC. V. Cooper, tlio Foots Crook merchant, spout Wednesday in Mud ford. I'avod Htroots, ccmont sidewalks, water, cower, electric lights nnd nil improvements will bo found in the Oiieon Anno addition; only oight rnimitos' walk from tho Postoffioo. Choice lots $050. 18 North Front Btroot. Tho W. C. T. U. will bo hold at tho Kaptiut church Thursday at 3 p. in. A.11 ludioH aro cordially invited. J. Do 1. Suhonk is hack from a vmit to Seattln. Lynn Purdin, editor of tho Central Point Globe, spout Wednesday in Medford. All ntyloH of local blanks at tho Mnil Tribune office Ovor a hun dred formn. O. K. How-land of the Three Pines Lumbor Co. was in Medford Wed nesday on hiH wny to Jacksonville on business, Mrs. Ij. R. Cardwoll of Cold Hill cpont Tuesday in Medford. Those Iota on Quoon Anno uvonuo aro going rapidly; bottor got in be foro valuofl advance. Easy tonus. 18 North Front utreot. Harold ltiddlo loft Wednesday morning for Riddle, Or., to spond the Hiiminor with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ltiddlo. Mrs. llohort iioamo of Woodville, who has boon visiting relatives and friendH in Medford, roturnod home Wednesday. Can you estimates tho vnluo of a 'Quoon Aiino avonuo lot a yoar from 'iiowT Only $050, at prosont, cash or terms. 18 North Front Btroot. William Cook, Jr., of Gold Hill was in Medford on a visit Tuosduy. J. C. Hall loft Tuesday evening for Portland on husiuess and to at tend the rose carnival. Goiinsoo Roofing awardod gold modal at A. Y. P, opposition, Mode from Trinidad Lake asphalt and gunrantood. No expansion or con traction. 08 Mrs. J. K, Enynrt loaves for Port land this (Wednesday) evening to attend the rose carnival, Scalp troatmont given by appoint ment at homos of patrons. Tolophono -Mnlu 3873. 08 John II. Carkin, attomoy at law, ovor jackson County Ilnnk Lynn Purdin of Central Point was il Medford visitor Wednesday. J. C. Sharpe of Jaokhouille, an export miner, was in Medford on business Wednesday. See the new motto canlh and birth day remembrances at the Merrivold SJiop. 08 Our watch repairing department is in firnt-clnsH shape to care for your needs. All work guaranteed. I). T. Van de Car, Phipps building. 08 August Miller, who hns been in Sail Francisco on a business visit for tho past two weeks, returned to his old position at the Nash Tuesday evening. Miss Gcrtrudo Howard loft Wed nesday morning on her way homo to Clinton, la. Sho will visit for a short timo with relatives in Marion county hofora continuing hor journoy. Hnnd-colorod iftul hand-dosigncd at tho Merrivold Shop. 08 John E. Ross of Central Point was in Medford on business Wednosdny. Automobile insurance. Hostuu In surance Co., best compniry, lowest rate. Aylor & Damott. 73 A cedar chest makos an idonl gift for tho June brido. Drop in and lot us show you a sainplo. Mission Fur nituro Works, oornor Eighth and Holly strcots. August Puhl of Jacksonville, ono of tho plonoors of that town of pio uocrs, was in Medford on a business trip Wodnosdny. Tho only typewriter shop in Med ford tho Merrivold Shop. OS Emil Britt, ox-mayor of Jackson ville, was in Medford Wodnosdny looking nftor husiuess matters. George R. Ltndloy of the Jackson County bank is in Klamath Falls this week on an outing and attending to business matlors. If you want a new stooping room or two, cool nnd easy walk, call up Main M74, Roasouablo prices. Get a 10c puckugo Conkoy's Lice Powder and a copy of Conkoy'a Poultry Rook, froe. The powder kills lieo instantly and the hook is full of valuablo information for poultr.vinen. Ry mail, 7c. Warner, Wort man & Gore. ' (18 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve of Jacksonville spoilt Wednesday after noon in Medford. E. M. Austin of Soattle is among thoso who aro looking over tho many advantages which Southern Oregon presents. UaskiiiH for noalth. C. A. Caldwell, P. F. Butler, F. C. Elliott and U A, Cook and thoir re- Lspoetivo families are camping in Up per Ashland 'canyon, The men own and wovk in the Puutorium uud go out each evening, returning each morning to their work. ANOTHER CONTRACT FOR NATRON ROAD EUGENE, Or., Jan. 8. -Chief En gineor Hood of the Southern Pacific ting nioro road work. was in Eugene today after baring mndo a trip ovor tho route of tho Natron extension toward Klamath Falls. IIo said that another contract for construction of this line would bo let at once at tho Klamath Falls end of the lino. The purpose of letting tho contract at this time is to give contractors a chance to get supplies nnd materials in before winter, ruthor than for any re.nl hurry in let- Excursion Ratesto the East DURING 1910 FROM ALL POINTS ON THE Southern Pacific (LINES IN OREGON) TO RATES Chicago $72.50 Council Bluffs . . $60.00 Omaha $60.00 Kansas City $60.00 . est. tJosopn ......... .......,. ,........poU.ou fcjt. JtuUi ............ ........ i ........ ...ipOvvKJ St. Paul via Council Bluffs $63.90 Minneapolis direct ..$60.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs $63.90 Duluth, direct $66.90 Duluth, via Council Bluffs $67.50 St. Louis $67.50 . Tickets will bo on sale May 2d and 9th; June 2d, 17th and 24th; July 5th and 22d; August 3d; September 8th. The above rates apply from Portland only. From points south of Portland, add ONE WAY local rate to Port land, to make through rate via Portland. One way through California, add $15.00 to above rates. Except that fares to St. Paul and Minneapolis one way via Cal ifornia will be $2175 higher, and fare to Duluth $24.75 higher than fares via direct routes. Ton days provided for the going trip. Stop-overs within limits in either direc tion. Final return limit three months from date of sale, but not later than Oc tober 3l8t. Inquire of any S. P. Agent for complete information, or WM. McMTJRRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Medford Opera House ATHON Stock Comp'y Direct from a run of Forty-two weeks in Portland . IN ' ThePowersThatBe . . . i Avery Hapgoods great play a gem of rare dramatic power. Moving Pictures and Vaudeville numbers be tween all acts. Not a dull moment. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday JUNE 13, 14 and 15. at 8:30. Prices, 25, 50 & 75c, "M MWH$mtfw&ti vu 'jKf ,, 1 omaa