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NtttDKOKl) DAILY 'I'lilBTINF. MEDFORD, OREGON", SATURDAY, AUOUST 1. 1008.
Our Annual August
CLEARANCE SALE
Commencing, Monday August 3, 1908
TO MAKE ROOM FOR Ol'R WIXTEK OOODS THAT WILL SOON 'ARRIVE WE OFFER Ol'R ENTIRE STOCK OF OOODS AT THE FOLLOWING
PRICES. LOOK THEM OVER. COMPARE THEM WITH OTHERS. WE IIAN'E ALWAYS SOLI) HONEST GOODS AT HONEST PRICES. AND
AVHEN WE TELL YOF ANVTIIING YOU CAN DEFEND I'l'ON IT. WE DEFY COM PETITION. THESE PRICES TALK. Til ESE GOODS ARE ALL
THIS SUMMER'S (iOOI)S. WE ALLOW NOTHING TO GET MOULD Y ON' Ol'R SHELVES. I
Regular IVn-o. Now.
Men's NeUlcton Patent Oxfords . . .(.()0 -154.75
Men's NeUlcton Tan Oxfords $(.()() $4.50
Men's Nettleton Viei Kid Oxfords. .'tO $1.25
Men's Nettleton Gut 4al Oxfords. . $")."() $4.25
Crawford's Patents, Tans and (Jtiiimotal
Oxfords, regular priee $4.00, now soiling
at $3.25
Full DoiiMe Sole Viei Shoes, regular $4.00
values, at $3.25
Ladies' Patent Oxfords, $4.00 values, at ,. . .$2.95
Ladies' Patent and Kill Oxfords, $:!..")0 values, at $2.85
Ladies' $:!.(!() and $:!..")() Kid Hand Turned $2.60
Low-Heel Patent Oxfords, reg. $i..")() vals., at.. $1.80
Tiadies' Patent Hand Turned Shoes, regular
$.").()() values, at .$3.90
Ladies' Patent Button Welt, regular $.").0(), now $3.90
Ladies' Kid liutton. Hand Turned Shoes, regular
$3.50, now $2.95
Ladies' Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, $1.f0 and
$2.00, now $1.00 f,nd $1.60
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Men's Canvas Shoes and Oxfords, regular
$1.50 and $2.00 values, now $1.15
100 pairs of Dallies' and Children's Oxfords and
Slippers going at, per iair 50-
They Post us more than this.
Fanners' Heavy Mountain Hoots.
Fanners' Light Shoes, just right for August and
September, going at Sicrial J'rirex.
Hoys' and Misses' School Shoes, we will sell at
S'iri-inl Price that will astonish you.
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Don't Forget the Day and Date
SMITH & MOLONY
TT A DTjV ft A MT) T r A TV rn"i -
Social and Personal
( II. HumpHuti, I he well k mnvn o
I iimlujfiMt of' .Iimopliiiie en lit y, wan in
Meil I'ord TlinrHfliiy on l.imim'HH rmintM-t-
cil tvitli Inint.H I'.-ist I'liii'rin-rHi'ff In in
1 inl.'n'sti'.I in.
Dr. SwHiMihurK nf AhIiIhihI wi.h in . A .j v(imviiuivntary , Mrs. I.
IhiH city rrulny. , Amirim wiih rivi'ii nt lur n-niilrnro
J. U. .Tnhnmin of Appletfiit' whh in tin' ,l:ilr nvcinii' by iiu'IiiImts of tlm
city on hiiHinoHH Kriday. A. If. and W. K. one ovmiiiitf thin
HAPrY CAMP ROAD TO
blVERT TRAVEL ON KLAMATH
John Millor of Kafilo Point whs in
Mod ford on biiHim'HH tmlity.
K. T. HtaploH, tin' AhIiIiuu! bonifiuM',
Bpnnt n tVw lmun iii MiMfonl Kriday.
Mm. J. Aahpob nf KhIi I'olnl in i"
Mi'dford, tlio Kiii'Ht of Mi'H. Siimh Pit
ry.
Frank Nrwintin, the altorm-y, ha
btton innkiiiK 'iirry county a busim-m
visit.
I j. E. Hoover ami hi family linv
Iff t for thr hillH tn In nnc a f
woohft.
J, W. LoHhor whh up f roin Ashland
Thuraduv. Hp was formerly n resident
nf our city.
7 Wolgnmntt and A. U. Winter
Talent wero in Mnlford Thursday
land btininoM.
E. L. .limcH, the genial miner, in ilow
from the copper belt, wliieh ho is iih
nmting to develop.
Mm. W. Town send was timotig iIuihc
rsidentH of Anhlnnd who visit ed
Med ford during the week.
D. Nmith Cook of Urn tits Pubs, th
pioneer htnckHtnith, Hpeni 'riinridn
with the Kedtnen in Medford.
Mm. Ralph ('. Mulligan, who hat been
ill for wvernl dnv, in fully reeuvi-red
and in again able to be around.
M. 1", Wisdom of Portland, prominent
in Oregon exposition nftairs, hat bee
doing bminess in Medford lately.
Geortfe V. King, operator in limbr
land, Arrived from Portland Thurndav
Iliii family preeeded him to Medford
.1. Konh Moore and F. K. Luwry,
inent etixens of Lou Angelrn,
pititn
were
ek
Humes arriv d
nioriiing for a
fioni
Mihn Kiaiii'
rtluthi I'rulay
with relatives and friends. hh 1 la r n
nas ferinorlv a teaeher in our nehndf
but in now employed in one nf the pul
seliooh at I'ortlaiid.
among th many In Medford this w
U C. Hill of Rantn Horn, tin- jolly
California, has betm entertaining
friends and aequnintaneen in Medford
H. E. Digglea, the well known coin
mreia trnvrlrf, httn hn interviewing
hit numerous eudtomeni In thin mvtion.
, Profoiwor V. 0. Smith of Mendvilte
Pa., the new nuperinfen.toitt of the
MMford aeboola, arrive! In tlii eitv
Friday.
M. h, Alford, raahier of the Kirst
National hank, haa wlrnrd from a two
wooka' sojourn at thf aounding sea in
Newport, diatriet.
nan brnncnca bout Portltud in Fri ProbaUi,
n kwih- ny n nmrr oi o io i. i,os KMnlr mm K loinliainmer; inventory
Anpelea bent Oakland na rasily in San 'ami appraisement showing estate valiieil
Franeiaeo on thn same day. j.nt :i!!J.'Jit,
Hon. W. ir. Wehruiig of Washington
county making tliis aeetiou a short
iait. He is president of the rommla-
amn that will have eharm of Oregon A MiKliMl ) KAMiLEln Mmtrord
affaira at th flealMe Yukon tnrtnt.ion Jnlv bv liev If H..i. Wil 9
tion to ba held r.ejt rr. jliam T Anderson and Ada I.ycia Kandl.-.
week. 1 1 was I horoutfhly en joyed by
the parliripantH.
tins I'M hind, who litis been dniuj; bus
iness in California for :i long lime, will
heroine a resident of Medford, having
invented in property loealed in West
MeiU'ortl. He Iiiih rerenlly relumed
from a visit lo Hwedeii.
A. ('. Walker, manager of the Settle
nieier nursery, located near ( 'iut nil
Point, y:ih in Med lord one day I his
week. Me informs us that grasshoppers
are unusually numerous and destructive
in that part of the county this year,
ajid are depredat ing the young orchardH
a s well as gardens and fields.
Medford has made great strides fur
ward during I he past few years, but
I1MJN will be the star in (he way of pub
lie progress, The first of the year will
see the cul mi nation of many subs tail
tial improvements (hat. will put our
city still further in advance of the
tit her towns of southern regou
JACKSONVILLE NEWS.
Mrs. I. II. .lut'k.snn and duugliter
Miiiuie are .sojourning at Newport.
Miss Marie Miles has returned to
Ashland after a week's visit with Mrs.
It. 11. Nancy.
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt
entertained I I Ifedmen at dinner. Ned
less lo say that they hint n royal time.
I'. Hi iggs, post muster of Hul le
l-'alle, came dou u from that place Kri
day and is spending a week in town
M ish Josephine Donegal), ft ho has
been spending the hist few weeks nt
I'olestin, re1urne heme Tliurdav eve
mug.
Mrs. Mary I'eter and daughter Ituih
and M is. New bury joined M rs. Mn.ir
and Miss Peter at (Vlextlll this week
and will ramp there for tie- ne in. .nth
IIMOIii!IOK, Oil., Aug. Work
luis been commenced on n new piece of
road down the Klamath river, ami when
completed will remove the last steep
grade between II orubrook and Happy
t'amp. A large force of men ia on the
job, and it will be completed within :t)
days. The road funds of this district
were a little short, owing to the exten
sive road work that has been done this
year, so the people of the community
hipped in and will add a donation of
a few hundred dollars to help along the
work. This new road wus u 1) I lm t whs
I'sswry In liriuu nearly oil hp Klinn !
a 111 river Iravi'l In llnrnlmmk, anil il
will he n liiK hi li l(. the liusinpsH f D
lliin romniunit v.
Tonight the Last Chance
To Buy All Goods in This Store
AT REDUCED PRICES
Motliotlist Episcopal Church, B street.
"(lunriliiiK Vnur (liealest TreiiHiire"
wil ll.e hi- aalijeel next S:,l,l,alll at II
a. III. At niejit I lie .,iiKrcK:ltiiil' will
iill ill I hi- lliu.il m.'Cliiitf to lie hel.l
at I lie Haplist elnireh. Sabbath whonl
ami Spwiirtli league at tlie usual our.
Ml are in viti'il.
New Cusen.
Aliinro Wimer et nx. vs. (ielierat Ma
hinerv riiniKiny; suit to n irt title.
MARRIED.
THE
EAGLE
PHARMACY
Wlli: vol- WAST TO
HKT A I.I. KIN'llS or
nui'd stouk coons,
PHOI'UIKTAHY KKMK
IHCH. I'liKSlltll'TIONS
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We do exactly as we say
EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED
Excepting only the lines of contract goods such as thread, patterns
and needles, also calicoes and Canvassing
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
C Street, Just North of Jackson County Bank
Too Lato to Classify.
WAN T Kl -Team for h'lit ,,r, linr,l
work, Soil 1IMHI. pound lunges. Ad.lress
V. II. li.. The Tribune.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attorueys-at-Iiaw.
Oeo. II. Durham, Ornnts Pass, Oi.
Win M. Colvii, Medford, Or.
0IU8H0LM ft MARTIN
Himisp Pnintint;, Paper Hanging am)
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
I'hone J,.'!. I.oi'kbot lt'.'i, Medford. Or.
Medford Fumituro Co., Undertaken
Iay phone IIM; Night Phnnra: I". V.
Conklin .1. II. Butler MS.
NONE
BETTER
j TRIVATE DETECTIVE ANt COL
EECTION AOENCT.
i Look Hex SOS. ' Mod ford, Or.
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
I'liveiciaD and Surgeon
MliIitu Kijuippril 0x'rating Rooms
I X lin.v Ot'ti.e Hours, 10 12, 2 4 I'. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
OO TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
QLA8SE&
AT KING'S TODAY
Orange Sherbet Maple Mousa Vanilla Ice Cream
Cantaloupe Sundae Woodland Sundae
Our drinks are originated and put up by an expert
We do no imitating
Once they are tried, you will have no substitutes
Olleal Parlor in IVrrv ' Warekou '
SKVKNTU STRKKT.
When others fail. ,-hII on
DR. E. J. BONNER.
Kve Specialist.
Ofl'ne ,n the Grand ThfitiW bids
rh'"" 3"' Seventh nd MapoUc.
O. M. JONES,
City Scavenger,
J Garbage of all kinds removed oa abort
notice. ieve oraeri nun cmei oi
BALL k OLOSCO0K,
Contractors and Builder,.
All Work Guaranteed.
Offle with 0. U. PUre Baa.
Phona J4. P. O. Box 77L
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