Medford daily tribune., February 17, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFOTiD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEPF-R1. OR.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY IT. liii'S.
tup:
Pairs of SHOES at Zero Prices
A REAL SALE
A Genuine
Opportunity
A Genuine
Opportunity
00
Deep Cuts in the Already Bedrock Prices of
Southern Oregon's Largest Shoe Store
a XT "Ti IT IS POSITIVELY NECESSARY TO REDUCE OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK TO MAKE ROOM
rlOH6St XV6iSOIl FOR NEW SHIPMENTS EXPECTED DAILY. SEECROWDED CONDITION OF OUR STORE
February 17 to March 1 only Our Prices Talk with the Greatest Eloquence
Ladies'
Dress Shoes
Kcllv's Kids and
Patents '. $2.65
$4.00 Kelly's Pat. AVolts..$3.15
.$:!.() Dress Welts $2.20
$--'.")0 Ladies' Medium
Dross $1.75
$:!..-)() "dm Metal" ?2.75
$o.OO Patent, Plain Toe. .$3.35
$o.0() Fancy Top Button . $3.50
Misses'
School Shoes
$2.25 Dress Kid, Button. $1.90
$L.o0 Button Kid $2.15
$lr0 Patent, But'n
Turns $2.15
$:VJo Patent, Button $2.65
$1.7o Kid Welt, extra
(jiiality work $1.45
.2.00 "( 'hroino" Tan . . . .$1.60
2.00 Webster School
Shoe, 2oc pocket dic
tionary in every box. .$1.70
Boys'
School Shoes
$2.00 Calfskin, now $1.35
$1.75 Satin Calfs $1-30
$l.o0 Satin Calfs, small
sizes $1.15
$3.00 Rawhide $2.25
2.7" Rawhide, small
sizes $2.10
$2.73 "Iron-Clad" $2.20
$3.o0 and '5.00 Boys'
I ih Cuts.. $2.75 and $2.25
Men's Dress &
Work Shoes
$o.00 Tan Crawfords. . . .$4.25
$4 Black Yici Cravfords..$3.15
$o.00 Yici Calf Lined. . . .$3.95
$4.(K) Patent, wide toe. . .$3.40
$o.()0 Patent. Pike toe. . .$3.90
$4.00 (inn Metal Calf.... $3.35
$o.OO Dr. Reed Cushion
sole $1-00
Men's High and
Low Cuts
$7.00 Cutter's Loggers. ..$6.00
$7.00 Gotzian Loggers. ..$5.00
$.".00 Farm Boots,, 12
and 14-inch tops $5.00
$(j.00 Farm Hoots, black
and 14-inch tops $3.75
$:!.00 " Uncle Sam's," ex
tra strong $2.25
$:! .Mechanics, broad toes. .$2. 10
$:'.o0 "North Star," ex
tra heavy "Chrome"
tan $2.85
SHOES
ONLY
SMITH & MOL
ONY
Medford
Ore.
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Wiitr lit h' TitnnTV wiiiiltiwi. -M
The TiiKK'ry .i,,!it ri'iM-ivfil a larjjt'
ulii'.meiit i( serine Hntliinn mnl hilts.
Tin T'ly.-rv in Hhmvinn tltrir nt'W
Mi.riiiL' '!.tliii)L' tlif crivi'l ktml. -'hs
Tin-
l.a.-k to Mf.lt'unl ami state that the
Khmh' Kivt-r lh'V is kimmI fnnij;li for
thfin. TJm-v will make this city tlirir
fut tire lioiiH.
UVIlmni H.-rm f Vii(fiiiT Crct'k was
a mli.-r in Mrilfnnl M. unlay. H lias
rut up pari nf tin Talent lnmn'stcad into
in-re mi! a quarter luts, whirli he has
place.l on the market. All nf the liiml
is in the artesian well lelt.
.1. I. Olwell ami wife left Sumliiv for
Iteilliirnls, Los Angeles ami other South-
I'nynerv U iliriayiiin their new j ,,rtl ( 'ajfMruin mints. Thev will visit
.t.i. ... i m- il..'...ll ...1H .. t
The Tnjiu'ery has jint reeeiveil a lai'
shipah iit of u-w spring style hats fresh
from the latest litm-ks. L'sS
(i. ('. 1'ulv of St-aniluat, K Sheriff
.1. M. Kii.lrr of AntelolM-, were Ix.tll
Me.1fonl l.u-iness eallers Mi .inlay.
Ir. .1. W. IMi.iihmii, (ieorue Lewis,;
I hrist I'lri.li nf Jackson v ill-. were I
Me.lfonl eallers Momhiv moriiiiiir. I
Mr. ami Mrs. '.,;i Shearer visit. -.1 St ml
Sumtay at the hmue nf Mr. ami Mrs. j
ear Lyon in West Me.lfonl.
I'M KniL' 'f '"'I'l Ihlt w;is an over
Smnliiv sit..r with Meilfonl people, lie
rem rtif I to his Ik. me this iimrni tin on
the north I nil train.
,"t:ii.K Hl ami II. .1. 1 1 . in. rot li.
Piitli tain In-rs living; l.t tu.-.-n .Ln-kson
ill- am! Vntriil I'oint, w.-re M.lfor.l
).ti-iu ss call, rs Satunlav.
Val"-tit no- I'ost ills Hn v your ear.N
where veil have thousainls to select
from. Hull s Postal Sin. p. HuMmM
l.lili;., aear l.riili-e. tf
.1. II. Il.iekersmith left "Moit.lay for
( .ti;tr i;r.',, Ur., wli.re he will prol
ahlv make s investments. M r. Iloek
ersiiiitli r. , nt t soll .nit Ins Ltre raneh
Irto Mill. t e;tst ..f M r.l t'nn! .
AttMiin li. V. Treffren nf A-hlaml
pasv.. through Metlfonl t nrout- for
,la.-Ks...i ill, . t.. I.n.k mt.r h al mat
lers. Mr Treffren will make a Inisi
ness tm in iImI.I Hill !efore returning
to his !i.nie ;it vl;unl.
Mis K. C S.-u.l.l.r of 1'ajl.. I'oint
Ims t'in.'li:is.-. nil of the furniture ami
turtuOiinus ui tin- .-.lt..r.l
lions,. . n i'.! Se rllt tl St Tee
i '-s. o:;.!, v ,-..ii.lu. t a first .'W-s r,..nniniT "l'1'tiri.l
will) relatives and Mr. Olwell will at
teml to some Inisiness matters lief ore
returning. They will he aliseiit about
l wo Weeks.
Only three more frames, 'J :!x .!!'. with
Southern Orecoti Scenery to fit tire left
from the Hpeeia! sale. If you wish one
call at once. Ketnemlter that the pho
tos are free with the frame. Hull's Art
near lrulii tf
1.
ml li 1.
S.itur.l..
I Mr
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PHACTS FROM PHOENIX.
Van 1 Mm lap of Talent precinct was
lit our m i 1st last Monday on business.
Kred Furry ami his fat her-in-law.
Captain Katun, were over from tin
east side Tuesday.
N. I, l'urkersnii was anions the many
who sp-ut last Monday in Medford.
Tin KVv. W. T. Matlock commeinTd
a series of evangelistic lliei'tinijs here
the first of the week. He is having
a Hood attemlaiu'e every niht.
.lolm Mills, Sr.. was in from his Chap
arell district ran eh Tuesday.
Mrs. ". U. t'olemaa returned to her
hmue iri Jacksonville Wednesday, after
spending a week here visiting with rel
it t i es.
William Co is preparing to set out
a lot of peach trees soon.
A hayrack load of Talent 's young
folks came down here to the evangelis
tic meeting Wednesday night.
lw4lw Cl-.m MU A.I.I Uev...oU -.n.l
OlOlllllg j
n.l viil',-''',t I'urkerson shopped in M-dford
-mine
io lieauies came down from
Inesdav eeinng on hi on
ln-r mother, Mrs. L A.
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. L. BALCOM.
i
New Wcit Siilc Confectionery Fruit
store eiimiies, nuts, ciiiM, tobaccos,
fresh fruit in season. Near Hotel
Moore, Miclfor.l. Or.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office nt Resilience.
E. R. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Physician anil Surgeon.
Success, r to Dr. R. S. licArmonil.
Office in Hitter Punlap Block.
Phone 6H3.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
C0LVIQ & DURHAM,
Attornoys-atLnw.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass. Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT. M. D,
Physlc'an and Surgeon.
Eagle Point, Oregon.
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
WHY NOT 8 AYE YOUR MONEY BY
"BUILDING A HOME OP YOUR OWN?
WE MAKE AND .SELL ANYTHING
AND EYERYTH1X0 NEEDED IN THE
LUMBER LINE. CALL, SECURE OUR
I'HICEK AND PLACE YOUR ORDER
HEFOWE THE SEASON'S RUSH BE
GINS. THIS IS GOING TO BE MED
KOK'D S BANNER BUILDING YEAR.
GET IN ON THE GROUND
AND GET IN NOW
FLOOR
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MEDFORD
OREGON
CIRCUIT COURT.
i.l Mr.
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j Asl,l:il..l ,;
1 j :i Visit t,,
111 1 HO s.
. V ill. i irrev,..!
lilt. li. I to lli;it
i' . tii'ti ilh Ins
in. r i.f I ) .!-!
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Miss e'l:er:e l!lin,T of tlie 'rim:iry .Ic
p:n t m.ut in eiir s.l :i, In r pu
pils :l ;t!, ii: me I'urty Kri.:iv afleruoeti.
I'i nt'iss.ir e!. A. stmiunril ;is :-t
Ksi'iniile last woe-V, at le'llil iniy the
ln-r. e:iiiiis.tt"B. Mrs. Stsnii.-erii.
it.-, i Mima hit f fitioti alnl''
William Zimmerlee vs. Cecil tinker et
ill. -Suit to euie't title; eli'crei' grante'el.
Iv'usa Pool s. Frank Poole llivorce;
,l, .Tt e griente-'l.
I liarle-s llasle v vs. Gertruile Murphy
I'SI11SS'''I.
first Naii.enal Hank e.f .sh!nn,i vs.
,1,'lui lliirkason et al. lisiiiise'.l.
PROBATE.
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.tl,.,l -,'pil,
e,.:.s Mr i ,.
T . . r . I f..r mi e i ,
p 1 1 s. al M. .11
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I'll, I
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Tile Kliitlils "f IMIiia. ,.t' .'.en.l
visit M'.lti'ril l.n'c li.eii'o n'.
vvyn ' 'i' '. irinp i.n'.s
M in
r it kavit f l h
'pi ..i,..1 to ip.
M V.1I.I.V I'tVllg in.' 1. tft
.1 mtii ii'iiil',. ' t. StVtl'llr.l
' " '! t .-a. Will-
I ' I.." .ili.l i f ti'ie'K'i
M u o i a irii a lis eat c'
Ite' of R O. I'eiUlep OfiliT I.Klile
leppoiitmi; Mtrcli L'e. 1'. M 'Isy tor
t'ilial setll'Sietit.
-'late i f Ft. '. '' '' - 'ii'' 'count
..
Isis' "f sinii e I.. l' rrv Inventory
n.l t'prai " nt dll'l. II Vn e state'
v!u..i ;-'.
Iiiril'n of Htltio uill n I ler '
'1.1.' to .' bl ftijl eate
e .4 o he ''f
rOBrx.
0' ("t -'
tntio (csiitnuo uf int '
a, et ftotrs an stostio-, n ig , . aitoa t.t
5) l e . f (to eratiot ' "f.ttt tm.f Kffeir feci v t.l ,U,-k(t
. .... ... . A l.Mu. (T s . s. if t. aZ s. " .... ... . , . '
tlICrvlJlTCll fq eS'G CCD! H VJO 1 tiui tou.v ani,vij ,bi; fn!iB. .f Vvilll CBC nrflviea in
AUJDrORD OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday. February 18.
FRED RAYMOND S
Special company presenting his un
precedented dramatic comedy success
LD
ARKAfiSAW
A production surrounded hy wnrptOi
ous and elaborate stage setting et
table for
THE RAILROAD HOLDUt
THE ARKANSAS MOB SCt0
THE JAIL-BREAKING SC8
THE FAMOUS CONSERVAVOgJ
SCENE.
THE ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN.
Comedy, pathos, se nsatu n, music,
sinuitij;, ,lanrin;.
A great $el)iy A great companv.
Price ,VV, T.'.c. 1 V
Will the ,.rs,.n hi.Ming the winning nunilier of our .lanuarv prize
pl".'is.' Kill ami get the pri?.,.. .'U ;,a is,0(.t r ,nr(;(, s;,ck of
N.-vv iMshe.s vvlm-h will he' in the' lirst e.f next vve-e-k
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
21 li WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Mi'GLASHAN & .TUN KEN - - Proprietors
The Nash Hotel and Grill
; Oflir first-class house in the city. Absolntely the finest grill beWuen
Poland and San Francisco. A specialty 1. mad. of oysters, shell md other
ofish. All meats u Wj ,re cold storage gornment lnsted. Citrtn In U
Its branches.
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